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Commissioner Proceeding.
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Herman j. Tholen, money adj
vanced $1S.98
David Chittenden, labor 51.46
Wolf Bros, mdse 29.15
H. L. Felten, freight and ex-
press 1892
A. J. Pischka, plumbing TITO
United Telephone Co., telephone
rent 24.25
S. L. Soper, examinations 500
Steve Joy, bailif 200
J. G. Perigo, supplies sos
Geo. Boyer, labor rs
R. S. Maxwell, mdse 2.25
P. V. Gottschalk, chair seats 4.25
C. Schwaller Sons lumber 54.35
J. J. Stremel, examinations 800
H. L. Felten, freight and ex-
press Sab
Geo. Philip & Son, hardware 66.83
B. C. Arnold, Justice fees 9.75
4" " 9.75
Henry Drake, boarding pau
pers 1900
John j. Roth, quarantine 4.UO
Sarah Price, allowance 1000
w. R. Bosely, 5000
Nora Silvers, mothers pension 1900
Godfried Speier, allowance 1000
A. Schumacher & Son, mdse
for Linenberger 28.68
Anna Froelich, house rent
Akers 700
John Graft, allowance, Rosa
Graft 1000
Rose Peters, allowance 1900
A. Schumacher & Son, mdse
Linenberger 1856
I. Zeigler, mdse Saum LIS
d" Brock 1890
" &" Hall 6.72
L. o. Akers, allowance 1900
J. E. Basgall, house rent
Weigel 100
L. B. Husser Carbon & Rib. Co.,
carbon $50
V. A. Weigel, examinations 1890
Vernon Bice, labor 37.12I
On motion of Commissioner Jacobs
the board adjourned until 80 p. m.
Hays, Kansas, July %, 1919
1 80 p. m.
The Board met as per adjournment
All members present.
Final order was made in the NJ. M
Lang and other householders of Pleas
ant Hill Township Road Case, locat-
ing said road as per petition. M. M.
Lang was allowed $4,000 for land
damages. M. L. Stehley was allowed
$500 for moving fence.
Final order was mad Elm the road
etpitioned for by Chas. N. Becker and
others of Lookou Township and the
same as petitioned for was rejected.
Final order was made in the Peter
Younger road case locating said road
as petitioned for. C. W. Reeder was
allowed $3.50 for land damages.
Final order was made in the road
case of E. Albert and others of Buck
eye Township, said road as petitioned
for was rejected.
Final order was made in the road
case of Leo Pelzl and others of Cath
crime Township, said road as petition
ed for was allowed. Carl J. Staab was
allowed $83.25 for moving fence and
land damages. Fred Ubert was al
lowed $31.25 for moving fence and
land damages. Carl A. Staab was al
lowed $124.50 for land and moving
fence. Richard R. Staab was allow
ed $4,000 for land and moving fence.
John Karlin was allowed $4,000 for
land and fence moving.
The road petitions of John A. We
Der and others of Herzog Township,
and Jacob Orth and others Of Pleas
ant Hill Township and Anthony ].
Pfeifer and others of Herzog Town
ship were laid over to the August
meeting.
A motion made by Com. Atwood
and seconded by Com. Jacobs that the
Board shall buy two tons of grasshop-
per poison and sufficient other mater
ial to prepare same and distribute
same among the farmers at NOM
ina1 charge. The mixture is to be
made under the direction of the Hays
Experiment Station.
On motion of Com. Atwood the
Board of County Commissioners ad-
journed to July 29th, 1919, at 900
a. m.
Hays, Kansas, July 20, 1919, 9 a. m.
The Board of County Commission
ers of Ellis County met this day as per
their adjournment. All members pre-
sent.
The following claims against the