The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-11-27


supplies ..............$ 293.3S
This being the day set to open bids
for bridges, the opening was postpon-
ed on account of all the members not
being present.
On motion the board adjourned to
October a.
October 4, 1918.
Board met with all members pre-
ent.
On motion the application of Ed
ward Reeve for refund of taxes on
account of illegal assessment was al
lowed at $1,000.
On motion the following bills were
allowed:
Peoples Electric Co., bulbs 200
j. G.. Schut, merchandise. 400
Porter Drug & Jewelry Co.,
merchandise for poor 6.45
Il. l.. Peck, chair spring.. LOO
j. Il. Rosenow, commission
er, fees and mileage -. 1880
M. C~osgrove, commissioner,
fees and mileage $500. 1910
ID. j. O'Connell, commits
sioner, fees and mileage. 1920
e. A. Keller. sheriff's fees
and mileage .......... 1850.
e. A. Keller, collecting
taxes 1897
A. w. Sponholz, county
Judge, expense ........ 1880
A. w. Sponholz, county
Judge, salary ........ $4,000
l.. F. Hartwich, mileage,
road work ......... 100
J. f. Rosenow, telephone. lao
I. J. Bibby, county agent,
expense 65.67I
Brown & Saenger, supplies 342.26
Geo. r. Farmer, states at
torney, expenses ....... 1853
Geo. r. Farmer, states at
torney, salary ......... 1905
C. III. Frye, guarding Sulli-
van and care insane -. 100
Porter Drug & Jewelry Co.,
merchandise ......... 1885
w. @. Marquart, part pay
ment Bridge No. 81 49,. 100000
The following submitted bids for
the construction of bridges. one be-
tween Section 3 and 10 In Rutland
and one between Sections
IL and IA in Lake View township,
were w. r. Larson and d. ID. Bid
we'll.
w. r. Larson's bid was to do the
work at cost. plus rs per cent.
ID. ID. Bidwell's bids were as fol-
Bridge between Sections 3 and 10,
Rutland township, 90 foot span. "a
feet wide. 9 feet high, $2,310.00.
Extra concrete. $40 per cubic yard;
extra steel, 10 cents per pound. Job
between Sections IL and IA, Lake
View township, same al extra on
above.
d. ID. Bidwell's bid on the Lake
View bridge was considered too high
but the one In Rutland township be-
ing an emergency bridge, raj accept
ed by commissioners, and on motion
the auditor and chairman yer in
structed to enter into contract with
D. ID. Bidwell.
On motion board adjourned to Oc-
tober IL.
October IL, 1918.
Board met as per adjournment of
October 4, with all members present.
On motion the following judges
were appointed for the coming gen.
eral election:
Orland-Ole Haugmo, Matt O'Con-
nell, Lars Kirkeby.
Wentworth-Henry Limmer, Jas.
Larson, Carl Haas.
Wentworth village-T. b. Halyor-
son, VIM. Power, Chas. Hanneman.
Nunda-Frank Kehrwald. Frank
Andrew Hyland.
Winfred-Frank Lockwood, r. F.
Mcdonnell. j. M. McGillivray.
Lake View. H. Elfert, A. John
son, Edw. Arch.
Ramona Village. NJ. Muggli.
VIM. Carmody. Henry Wolf.
Rutland-Wm. Tobin, Dell Camp
bell, Lawrence Graft.
Winfred Village-W. G.. Williams,
Geo. Mcdonald. Geo. Simmons.
Wayne-H. A. Davis. John Kearin,
Chas. Medill.
HERMANN. d. McGillivray. Thos.
Walsh, VIM. Johnson.
Concord-Richard Westall. J.. d.
Herman Reidel.
Nunda village-A. E. Bryan. Gil
bert Gullickson. j. G. Steltmiller.
Chester-Bert Diversion, w. L.
Bergstreser, Adam Ohlinger.
Summit-C. o. Egge. o. H. Egge-
braaten, Claude Gilman.
Clarno-John Kinzley. John DON
ahue, s. Schoeberl.
Farmington-Matt Kramer. Rob-
ert Oliver. John Foley.
Franklin-John McAllister. John
Bargman. Chas. Haas.
LeRoy-C. W. Dougherty, Chas.
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