Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1917-08-09
State OF s. D. VS. Thos

OH LuOtlUuD Un6 JueStlceS s quart
erly report OF Edw. A. Uns was
approved and warrants order ed
dawn i'm favor of the following:
State OF s. d. VS.. Leo Spears,
Edw. A. Lns Justice fees $1.95
Fed H. Root sheriff fees 200
On motion the following road
bills were allowed and warrants
orde' ed dawn on the road fund:
j. ID. Carr, load work 3O.hO
George LaFNee road work 14.OO
Fred l.. Afford road work 4.S0
Joe Roberts, road work .. 24.OO
Nm. Ryan road work .... 1850
A. c. Kingsbury Lbr. co.
Road material .... .... S4.15
john Anderson Toad work 24.OO
Fred Davis road work .... 500
Joe Roberts road work 49,. 5000
On motion the followintg b adge
bills were allowed and warrants
OF dered drawn on the b ddge fund
J. L. Olsen, hauling bridge
/
mat terial .... .... 49,. 22.80
c. E. McLane, bridge ma
| teihal 49,. 49,. 49,. SO. .25
Ira Taylor. unloading bridge
lumber 80. 49,. 80. 1880
A. C. Kinlgsbhry Ubr. Go.
| III idge humber .... -. 151 70
A. c. Kingsbury Lbr. Go.
bridge humber ... .... 508.30
g G. Wheeler, bridge ma
Lern1al 49,. 49,. go. 33.05
s. w. Russell bridge ma
terial 49,. 49,. -. 85.45
Peta Mint ener Lbr Co. lum-
ber and cement 49,. :. 304. 90
Pacifdc Coast Sawmill Co.
car bridge lumber 276. .25
C H. Marden. lumber posts
anu Nails l4I5o
Frank Koehler,' bridge
plmmR 49,. loVO
w. S., Shoun. cedar pildng 1900
Ira Taylor, drayage warrant
general fund 80. 80. rs
ON motion the following resolu-
tiion was adopted:
RESOLUTION
VIII ereas, the Board of County
20 mmiHsioners Of Haakon Co at
the regular April. 1917 meeting.
acting in conjunction with the
county superintendent Of said
county, declared township IN of
R. 21E. B. H. M. to be a se-
parate school district known as
School district No. 1902, by sepa-
rafting said district from Leslie
School district No g. under the
provisions of Chap. PAP of the laws
of 1909 and
Whereas THE Co. Supt. was dir
ected by said board to make a
report of the property and i'm
debtednsess of said districts; and
Whereas 1T appears from said
report that the valuation Of dis
tijct No 8, remaining after
the creation of district No. 102 is
$161.126.O0 and that the valuat-
ton OF District Mo. 102 is $780,
644.00 said valuation being In the
ratio of 69.51 per cent and 30.-
4S per cent respectively; that the
equipment and buildings are valu-
ed at $27I5.O and that thIe cash
on hand is $559.79 making a
total valuation OF school property
imclu ding cash on hand of $83I4.79
and that there are warrants out
standing against district No. 81
in THE sum of $152.70 and unpaid
Ills i'm, the sum OF $158.o0 MAX
ing total indebtedness of 1910
TO- and makdmg- a net vaM alton
of school property, after deduct
ing Indebtedness, of 1924. %; and
Whereas it appears that all
buildings, furniture and eQuip-
ment are stu ated in district No.
5, and that district No. 102 is
entitled to 30.48 per cent of
the net valuation of the property
of Dist ritt No. 8 amounting to
s15s.77;
Now therefore, be 1t resolved
by the board of county commis-
sioners of Haalon Co. and by
the Co. supt thereof, that the
apportdonment of the aforesaid
p operty and indebt edness be as
70 llows:
/. District Mo. shall retain
the aforesaid buildings and
equipment situated therein, to-
gether with the cash on hand,
and shall execute and deliver to
District No. 102, dts warrant for
the SUM OF $159.77 which shall be
in full satisfaction of all claims