Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1919-09-11
COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS
September L 1919.

ers met to-day in regular session at
the office of the county clerk, mem
the Office of the county clerk, mem
bers presents A. Newcomer, chair
man; A. H Hamn; S. S. Harvey and
the county clerk
The Board remained in session the
1st- Minutes of the last meeting were
read and approved.
Resignation of Otto Colberg, Treas
urer of Riverside Township was ac-
cepted-
Treasurer of Riverside township to
fill the vacancy caused by the resigna-
ton of Otto Goldberg.
Vim. Kysar was allowed refund on
$500 valuation for erroneous assess
ment of improvements on northwest
quarter of 24-11-21
In the matter of road petitioned
for by Edwin Doerschlag and other
householders of Franklin township,
beginning at the southeast corner of
section 2-15-25 and thence run west
If2 miles to the southwest corner Of
Esection 3-15-25 and there terminating.
| Said road to be 40 feet wide. The
Board finds that the petition is legal
and adjoining land owners have filed
a written release of any claims for
IoahlaSCS anu dOu<1L0 The use OIL The
land to the public for road, and in
view of the facts thereof grant the
road petitioned for and order the
same recorded.
| The petition for a road in Frank
lin township signed by M. A Cham
berlain and other househo 1ders of
Franklin township came on for final
hearing, as the duly appointed view
ers have reported it public necessity
| and of general utility the road is al
| lowed in accordance with petition and
the plat of the County Engineer now
on file with the papers in the case.
| The petition for road in Franklin
/ Township between Trego and Cove
| counties signed by M. A. Chamberlain
! and other householders of Franklin
Township came on for final hearing,
as the duly appointed viewers have re
ported it a public necessity and of
general utility the road is allowed in
accordance with the petition and the
plat of the County Engineer now on
! file with the papers in the case.
The petition for road in Glencoe
Township between Trego and Ellis
counties, signed by Rudolph Angus
tine and other househo1ders of Glen
coe township came on for final hear
have reported it a public necessity and
of general utility, the road is allowed
in accordance with the petition and
the plat of the County Engineer now
on file with the papers in the case.
The following bills were allowed:
A L Fox, deputy sheriff, mile
age state case---- 12 SO
G H Benson, freight, express,
and postage -- 25 IS
F Acre, stamps SO
Jos. E. Evans, salary for
August 1919 100 90
John R. Parsons, expense
account 55
Trego Mercantile Co., mer-
chandise for VIM Brown TO
Hudson Harlan, salary for
August 100 90
| Bell Memorial Hospital care
of John Stratton 40 90
| Chas. Corne1lsen appropria-
| ton 80 90
| c II Benson, Exoff1cio county
| Assessor 80 90
Doctor w w Duke, profes-
/ sionaI services r j Zwetig Oo
L S Myerly, coyote scalp
bounty IA o6
Catherine P1atner, school ex-
animation OF
c H Benson, salary August
1919 -------------- 100 OF
, John Parsons, salary Aug
ust 1e19-------- 90 z.
w A Mcconnell, brooms- 16 OF
l. s Myerly, expense account 10 OF
Lucy Betran, care of Mrs.
Cornellsen >---------- 2 o,
F B Acre, salary for August
1919 rs O,
Hudson Harlan, mileage Fl 6!
Peter DeBoer, stamps 81
l. s Myerly, salary-- 100 OF
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