The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1916-06-03

The claim Of Louis Werth for road
damages, amounting to $500 in the
road of William Spreen was rejected
The claim of Mrs. Elizabeth Engel
for caring for Mrs. Schumacher was
rejected.
The claim of NJ. E. Dixon for road
damages caused in the Alex Hertel
road and amounting TO $1,000 was also
rejected.
It was ordered, on motion by Com
missioner Grabbe, that Mrs. H. Schu-
macher be notified that the County will
not be responsible for her Board and
Room rent, unanimously carried
1t appearing to the Board that the
Sisters of ST. Joseph are willing to take
and support Mrs. Anna Graft and three
minor children at their institution in
Abilene for $500 per month for board,
clothing, care and medical attention
for all four, or proportional amount
for any less number and that such per
sons are willing to go to such institu-
ton, and can be there maintained upon
such terms much cheaper than in the
County Poor Farm or any ordinary
way. 1t was therefore ordered that
such persons be taken to said iHstitu-
ton TO be there maintained on said
terms as long as said institution can
keep them, and the Chairman of this
Board execute contract, provided this
order shall be revocable at any the
Z nd of haIl
deem advisable.
! The Bond of Jake Degenhardt, Town
! ship Treasurer was approved.
The Depository Board of the First
National Bank was approved.
The Treasurers Report of Saline
| Township was examined and approved.
The Board authorized the County
Clerk to write the superintendent, c.
| L. Davis, of the Kansas Division Of
the U. P. R. R. Co. asking that cattle
Guards be built at once at the R. R.
crossing about 800 feet east of Mile
Post No. 296 on the Golden Belt Road
in Ellis County, Kansas.
John P. Storm was allowed $4,000
for road damages in the Stang road.
The road petition of Frank Jacobs ct
al was presented, examined, found le-
gal and proper and the prayer for view
granted, and viewers appointed.
The road petition OF Geo. W. Werth
ct al was presented, examined, found
legal and proper and the prayer for
view granted, and viewers appointed
The road petition of A. ]. Karlin ct
al was presented, examined, found le-
gal and proper, the prayer for view
granted and viewers appointed.
The road petition of Mrs. Bena Krum-
fus ct al was presented, examined,
found legal and proper, the prayer for
view granted, and viewers appointed.
The road petition of Lorenz Rohr ct al
was presented, examined, found legal
and proper, the prayer for view grant
ed. and viewers appointed.
The road petition of John Rupp ct a
was presented, examined, found legal
and proper, the prayer for view grant
ed and the viewers appointed.
The road petition of R. C. Burnham,
vacation, was presented, found legal
and proper, the prayer for view grant
ed and the viewers appointed.
The road petition of R. c. Burnham,
Location, ct al was presented, examined
found legal and proper, the prayer for
view granted, and viewers appointed.
The road petition of R. c. Burnham
ct al Of Freedom Township was pre-
scented, examined, found legal and
proper, the prayer for view granted
and viewers appointed.
The petition of R. C. Burnham and
others of Freedom Township was pre-
scented, examined, found legal and prop
er, the prayer for view granted, and
viewers appointed.
The road petition of Rudolph Erbert
ct al of Ellis Township was presented,
examined, found legal and proper, the
prayer for view granted and viewers
appointed.
The road petition of Jake King and
others of Ellis Township was presented
examined, found legal and proper, the
prayer for view granted and viewers
appointed.
Final order was made in the Frank
A. Meier road, Vacation, vacating said
road as petitioned for.
Final order was made in the Frank
Meier road, Location, locating said
road as petitioned for.
Ito be continued next week.