The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1918-07-25
THE BRooK1NGs REGISTER, BRoOKINGs, S D., THURSDAY, JULY % 1915.

Raised-Brookings city 79o, Bruce
10.
Lowered-Aurora village 1870, Bush
nell Is.
The structures on city lands were
eQualized by making the following per
cent of change:
Lowered-volga city Sc, Sinai vii.
lage 25.
The out lots in cities, were equal
lied by making the following per
cent chance:
Raised-Bruce $3.50, White 20, Vol
ga %.
The structures on out lots were left
as returned by the assessors. City
lots were equalized by making the
following per cent changes:
Raised-Bruce 1870, Volga so.
The structures on city lots were left
as returned by the assessors.
The board on motion adjourned as
a board of equalization, to r%econvene
as a board of county commissioners
at 900 o'clock a. m. Friday, the 18th
day of July, 1918.
The board met as per adjournment,
all members Of the board present.
The clerk of court, made a requisi-
ton for forty names to be drawn, to
complete the jury list. and in compli-
ance with same, the board drew the
following named persons:
Geo. Reeves, Trenton; Edward
Howell, Parnell; Chas. Maher, Aurora
Twp; Edwin Peterson, Elkton Twp;
Sam Evans, Richland; o. ]. Baker,
Aurora village; John Funk, Elkton
city; VIM. Hays, Elkton city; Ed.
Seward, Oslo; Bert Eldridge, Volga
TWP; Hans Erickson, Volga city;
Julius Sundet, Volga city; c. B. Au-
stad, Sinai; Andrew Berg, Bangor;
n. o. Borsvold, Lake Sinai; L. e.
Johnson, Lake Sinai; Frank Duff, At
ton; Ed. Stermer, Argo; c. w. Koenig,
White; T. G.. Murphy. Sherman; Ellef
Sandro, Lake. Hendricks; Frank
Poohr, Alton; Will Stemm, Oak Lake;
C. NJ. Enright, Bushnell; August Does
cher, Laketon; w. w. Levitt, Oak
wood; Chris Martinson, Eureka; Nels
Dimes, Sterling; l.. Madison, Winsor;
Edward Behrens, Preston; Frank
Perry, Bruce; Chas. Lavery, Bruce;
H. A. Crowell, .Medary; O. c. Atkins,
Medary; Casper Eggeberg, Brookings
TWP; Edward Holm, Brookings Twp;
H. H. Guyer, Bookings city; August
Farrenkop, Brookings city; l.. H. Bill
lick, Brookings city; F. c. Fryer,
Bookings city.
1t was moved, seconded and car
ried that the county treasurer be au-
thorized to transfer enough money
from the county general fund, to GOV
er the amount Of the overdraft now
in the Interest on Permanent School
fund.
The chairman appointed c. A. Gull
lick and r. O. Tollefson, the commit
tee on settlement, with the Register
of Deeds, and Clerk of Court, and II,
C. Halvorson, Thos. Kidman and c.
II. Davis the committee on settlement
with the county auditor and treas
urer.
The entire day being spent in
checking the officers.
The board on motion adjourned to
Saturday, July 18th, 1918, at 900
o'clock a. m.
The board met as per adjournment,
all members of the board being pres
ent.
The board continued the settlement
with the county officers during the
day, and the committee on settlement
with the Auditor and Treasurer, hav.
ing completed the work for the six
months ending June 30th, 1918, re-
ported as follows:
We, H. C. Halvorson, Thos. Kidman
and C. H. Davis, your committee on
settlement with the Auditor and
Treasurer, respectfully report, that
we have compared all receipts for the
last six months, ending June Goth,
1918, with the entries on the cash
books, and find all receipts from tax
and miscellaneous matters accounted
for. We have also compared and
checked the county warrants, drawn
in payment Of claims, filed in the Of
fee Of the auditor, and allowed by this
board with the claims, and warrant
stubs, and find them to agree.
We have compared the receipts and
disbursements as entered in the gen.
eral ledger, and find that they are
properly entered and accounted for,
and the balance in the hands Of the