Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-02-15
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS OF THE
BOARD OF COUNTY coMMIs-
sloNERs OF coDiNGToN, coUN-
TY, SOUTH DAKOTA.
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TY, SOUTH DAKOTA.
Watertown, S. D., Jan goth, 1917.
The board met at the call of D. NJ.
ers being present, Bannister, Pater-
son, Michaels and Kranz; absent,
Groves.
The purpose of this meeting was to
approve the bonds of the Marshall
Tile and Sidewalk Co, and the Du6n
Construction Co.
On motion, the bond of the Mar
shall Tile and Sidewalk Co., in the
sum of sS.75S.0O, was approved.
On motion, the bond of the Dunn
Construction Co., in the sum of
$4,000, was approved,
The board, on motion, adjourned
subject to the call Of the chairman.
D. NJ. Bannister,
Chairman.
Attest:
j. S. johnson,
County Auditor.
February g., 1917.
The board met at the call of D..
M. Bannister, chairman.
Members present Paterson, Bannis-
ter, Michaels and Kranz; absent,
Groves.
The salary bills of the county Of
~ficials, their deputies and clerks, for
the month of January were on motion
allowed.
On motion, the bond of Major Rey-
holds, with J. C. Nicholson and H. J.
Starkweather as sureties, in the sum
OF $49S.00, was approved.
On motion, the quarterly report of
the Superintendent of Hospital for
Insane for the quarter ending Dec, 81,
1916, showing % patients, was ap-
proved in the sum of s1,2S2.14.
The following bids for overseer of
the poor farm having been received,
the same We're opened at 2 o'clock as
per advertisement.
J. F. Montag, $4,000.
G. W. Collins, $4,000.
Hubert Krier, $4,000
R C. Lohr. s575.Oo.
c. L. Burns, $4,000.
NJ. NJ. Milloy, 100000.
R. NJ. Barnes, $500 90.
John H. Koob, S5S8.00.
Willard Barker, $1,000. 90.
Otto Scharn, 100000.
VIM. Walter, $4,000.
VIM. Walter, 81, 0 90.
On motion. the board postponed
action On these bids until Feb. It'll,
TO investigate and look up references
Of the various applicants.
The following claims against the
county. having been audited by the
beard. ere on motion allowed:
Nelson & Reed. nails, bolts,
etc. for poor farm ---s 1910
Consumers Fuel and Ice Co.
coal for Mrs. Huseby 3.9S
Mrs. G. R. Church, meals for
jurors, November - 1910
Farmers Elev. Co, South
Shore, coal for ]. Hardt.-.. 12.45
Forest Lumber Co. South
Shore. lumber for bridges. 6o.45
Bee Publishing Co, subscrip
ton to estray paper 1.50
l. G. Goodell. repairing chair. rs
@. H. McCoIlun, groceries for
HI Collins 1900
Seimser Fuel & Grain Co,
coal for courthouse 215. TX
Selmger Fuel & Grain Co,
coal for poor farm . 1000
E. E. Little, 8 soap cups for
poor farm 3.25
J. B. Kintsley, repairs, sup
plies, court house - 14.05
Watertown Steam Laundry,
laundry for Jail -- 500
Watertown Feed & Fuel Co.,
coal for jacket 400
Geo. ID. Barnard Co, supplies 1920
If. r. Allen, POPS tungsten
lamps 2.7o
w. r. Lambert, stationery 80. 1865
w. M. WEIGH Mfg. Co, sup
plies Observation-Disclosures 25.s5
Marie Belatti, repairing flag. rs
West Disinfecting Co, 5 gals
liquid soap 500
L. B. Smith, wolf bounty 200
Thompson & Green, groceries
Miller and Hill 500
Roy Mitchell, dragging road. 900
Nelson & Reed, supplies for
poor farm 4,T7
Perkins Bros, supplies $1,000 2.56
Watertown Light & Power Co,
lights for January .-.. $3.50
Farmers E1ev. Co, coal for Fl.
Smith - $50
H.. F. w. Schailer, groceries
for thinner 1900
G. B. Johnson. recording coun.
ty officials bonds ESQ
clarinda Conner, 2 weeks la
Dor, poor farm ...--- 800
II. w. r. Schaller, blankets,
sheeting, poor farm 1851