Newell reclamation news. [volume] (Newell, Butte County, S.D.) 1910-19??, 1917-12-06
MftrREAs. Hans sorensen de-
'enaoa SAD action as ono or the de-

lu&t JSlkilbut Hin U0dA husiiy fcu-
dered N said action in favor OF the
defendants and against the plaintiff,
William p. Casey.
1 NOW THEREFORE,. In considers
tion Of the premises and the fact
that the interest of the Association
has not been disturbed In any way
and will not be by virtue thereof o.
of the execution Of tho said assign
ment, the President and Secretary OF
the Association are hereby authoris-
ed and directed to execute = proper
assignment of the Associations in
terest In said judgment so far as the
costs are concerned to the said Mans
Sorensen.
Ths following bills were present.
ed, and ON motion allowed
Valley lrrigator. printing
and election supplies. - 4S.57
U. S. Il. s., office rent. three
/ months .... 5000
NEWELL--FO -FOUR
B. F. & II. Tel. Co.,, tele-
phone rent. three months 7.5c1
chambers Kellar, half OF
court costs in Association
VS.. Magruder ct al. ..i. 5000
Bee Publishing Co., printing z5.45
o. f. Farnham, Secy. Treas,
S postage and envelopes 20.50
A.. B. Lowing. auto hire in
connection with taking
Senator Sterling over pro-
| 1ect .s.s.s.s.H,.s..t. iV-uVs
fEseo. A. Mccall per diem at
tending meetings, 2 days. 500
| Ole L. Boe, per diem, attend
i Ing meetings, | day. .... 4.0fi
w. G. Staiger. per diem, at
j tending meetings, days,
T. committee work, : days 24.o0
4 N. r. 9erner, per diem at
tending meetings, 3 days. 1900
III. e, Wilson, per diem, at
| tending meetings, 4 days.
committee work, 3 days !sas00
A. l.. Gurwell. per diem. ar
i tending meetingE. days,
committee work, 3 days. 1900
lM. L. Perry, per diem. at
tending meetings, day.
/ $500. committee work, 3
i days, $500, expenses on
j committee, $780,. 1850
i5. II. Martin, per diem. at
i tending meetings, days. 1890
Vans Eoronsen, per diem, at
j tending meetings, days,
committee work. day. 1900
10. E. Farnham, salary 4th
4 quarter 10000
There being no further business,
the old board on motion adjourned.
i o. e. FARNHAM. Secretary.
Attest:
i. SAM'L TX. MARTIN. Chairman.
i On motion Director Martin was
| reelected president of the Associa-
tion for the ensuring year
n Director M. Perry was elected
Il vtce-president.
ls On molten of Elrector Wilmarth
1.-The Chairman was authorized to ap-
] Ipoint committee to wait on ditfes-
enr prospective candidates for Sscre-
ltary of the Association. The cahir
] appointed Directors Gurwell and
81 Whitmarsh as such committee.
) motion, Director Perry was appoia
: ed to act in place Of Director
!. marsh on the committee.
II Upon motion o. e. FArnhaD "
4 retained in his present posit \
/ Secretary Treasurer at present salars
: until January 1st, 1918. and there
: after retained as Legal Advisor fol
1 the Association for the ensuing ye-i
d at the rate Of 5000 per month, and
o in the handling of any special litiea
: tion for the Association at such cona
e psnsation as can be agreed upon fol
D each case.
d Upon motion by Director Perry
: seconded by Mccall, tho Treasurer Il
Il directed to take out ttms certificates
& OF deposit to the amount Of $4,000
. n each Of the following named
banks:
ell Livestock Exchange Bank Of New
o ell, First State Bank Of Newell, ant
ol Fruitdale State Bank OF Fruitdale.
l. The application Of Belle Fourch'
II Zee for appointment ~ Official pepe
Il OF the Association was presented
i and, on motion duly seconded. wal
4 laid on the table.
II There was presented to the Beart
i Lot Directors ! letter under date o
October 2, fi8l7 reauestfns the A.
nl sociat:on to sell under the terms 9
- fhas fru&f doeda IN 0uaIifiad rAtef