The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1919-04-17

c. d. Kendall, medicine ...... 10
Chas. Walker. labor ......,... $50
+. A. B%relsford, dragging road 1926
John p. Nolan, board of prison
ers. 54.2S
John p. Nolan, she-in's fees
and jailor's salary ......... 1900
{. c. Dyball, coal for poor. 22.15
+. 7. Burris. assessors blanks 49.7E
c. w. Mace. corn for poor farm 2S7. 81
W. G. Ray. medicine for poor
farm. 1856
II. Z. Bohlke, dragging roads. 5.25
John c. Hammer, merchandise
lor poor. .......,,.... ~
VIM. Thompson, dragging road 300
Geo. Brown, livery to poor farm 2.5(
y. Y. Finley, expense emergen-
cy agent $685.
p. V. Finley, expense emergen-
cy agent 49.0;
Vera Packman, office work for
emergency agent ........... 5000
ID. Sharp. repairs on typewriter Loo
d. Sharp. repairs register office SOC
Vera Packman. office work for
emergency agent .......... 5000
John Alton, postage ......... l1.0t
+. II. Mailey, dragging roads. 5000
Il K. Clausen. dragging roads 1885,
Y. II. Welch, stamped envelopes Abs
V. Il. Welch, fees stenographer
circuit court 81 &C
Y. h. Welch, jurors certificates 69.5(
II. 5. Johnson, postage ....... 1906
T. J. Rossman. work On roads. 3.7F
V. II. Welch, postage ......... 1000
. John Alton, postage .......... 1906
J. r. Hawkins, dragging roads. 900
A. Nyman. dragging roads. e. 20OC
V. r. Welch, dragging roads. 31.74
]. A. Nielsen, board and room
Mabel Svartos ............ l4.S5
4. Nyman, subscription 10 d
stray paper .............. LOU
II. w. Blakely, postage ...... 5000
J. w. Dunlop, dragging road. 21.65
II. II. Rudebusch, dragging road 1860
Oscar Hanson, dragging road 1h.nc
C. II. Meilke. dragging road. $500
H w. Blakely, postage ...... 5000
V. r. Welch. long distance =. 4.49
H. w. Blakely, envelopes and
postage. 5000
John Matson, dragging road. Ills
f. f. Haugen. toweling for Jail 7.SO
w. r. Clifford, merchandise for
poor. ...... .........' lol.io
The bond of Mabel X. Trooien as
county superintendent of schools in
the sum of $500 was on motion ap-
proved.
The following banks made applica-
ton for the deposit Of county funds,
on which they agree to pay go on
daily balances. making their returns
every month. These applications were
on motion accepted and approved:
First State Bank, Elkton; First Ma.
tional Bank, Elkton; The Bank of Au-
rora White State Bank; Farmers 4
First State Bank, Sinai; Bank OF
Bruce: Farmers State Bank Of Bruce;
Farmers National Bank, Brookings;
Bank of Bookings, ~Brookings; First
National Bank, Brookings; Astoria
State Bank; First State Bank, Volga;
Citizens State Bank, Arlington.
The bond of the First National Bank
Of Brookings, in the sun of 100000,
with the Northern Casualty Co. as
surety, was on motion approved.
The bond of the First National Bank
of Ekton in the sum Of 10000, with
the Interstate Surety Co. as surety,
was on motion approved.
The board on motion adjourned to
900 O'Clock a. m. Wednesday, April
9th, 1919.
The board Of county commissioners
of Brookings county, met in adjourned
session in their room in the court
house Wednesday, the 9Th day Of April
at 1870 o'clock p. N Commissioners
present were G. A. Guilick, chairman;
II. C.. HalvorsOn, Thomas Kidman.
The board was called to order by
the chairman, and on motion they ad-
journed to meet with Mr.. Hugh Smith,
a member of the state tax commits
sion, the assessors and members Of
township boards. Chairman Gullick
called the meeting to order, and in
troduced Mr.. Smith, who then took
charge, and he explained 20 tn" asses
sors and township officers %.resent,
their duties as assessors, and boards
of equalization, calling their attention
to especially to the laws recently
passed by the legislature ~effecting and
adding to their duties. The assessors
present then adopted the following
schedule, as a guide to the assessment
for the year 1919, as follows:
Class ! to average. ....... $1,000 each
9 ......... $500 "
3 ......... 5000 "
Z $500 "
6 ......... $500 "
7 ......... $500 "
s ......... $500 "