Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1920-11-18
COMMISSIONERS. Proceedings
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COMMISSIONERS, PROCEEDINGS
November LIST, 1920
The board of county commissioners
met to day IN regular session at the
Office of the county clerk Members
present A. H Hamm chairman, S.<A-
Newcomer, s. s. Harvey and the coun-
ty clerk Minutes of last meeting
were read and approved
The petition for the vacation of a
road signed by Henry Meyer and
other householders of Riverside town
ship came on for final hearing, as the
duly appointed viewers have reported
the vacation OF the road a public ne
cissity and order the road vacated as,
per petition on file in the case, and or
der the same recorded
The petition for a road in CoIlyer
township signed by c. NJ Hildebrand
and other househo1ders of CoIIyer
township came 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
plat of the county engineer now on
file with papers in the case
In the matter of the vacation and
relocation of road petitioned for by
A. D. Parsons and other householders
of Collyer towship vacating that
portion of road No. 81, of the recorded
roads of Trego County, Kansas, de-
scribed as follows commencing at a
point forty-six chains and forty six
links east of the northwest corner of
section five in township twelve, range
| twenty-five in Trego County, Kansas,
running thence south to Milford ave
| use in Collyer, Kansas, and relocating
| said road as follows, commecing at
| the north end of Ainsley avenue in
| Collyer, Kansas and running thence
north to the north line of said sec
| ton five, the board finds that the petit
ton is legal and the adjoining land
! owners have fled a written release of
| any claims for damages and donate
| the use of the road to the public for
a road and in view of the facts thereof
| grant the road as petitioned for and
order the same recorded said road to
| be 80 feet wide.
The following bills were allowed
JOS E. Evans. excess fees 1899 IL
/ Hudson Harlan, mileage 40 00
/ John R. Parsons, salary 50 "a
Western Kansas World, coun-
/ tv printing 40 os
/ Hudson Harlan, salary 100 OO
J. R. Wilson, rent CorneIsen
house Is OG
Mary Tivis, care of VIM
/ Brown 1S %
W. H. Wright, county print
ing Observation-Disclosures 40 Sc
/ n. w. Phares, janitor service 65 Ot
/ w. H. Wright, job printing 21 Sc
1 o. B. COTE, phones and tolls 80 s.
A. L. Fox, deputy sheriff ex-
/ pense account 10 q
L. S. Myerly, scalp bounty II Of
A. L. Fox, attending jail 81 Oe
JOS E. Evans, sa1ary- 100 Og
Western Kansas World, job
i work IS II
L. S. Myerly, salary- 100 OF
L. s. Myerly, jury certificates 20 u
Wa-Keeney State Bank,
i premium on insurance Fl 81
~. H. Acre, state VS.. Miller 81
A. L. Fox, expense account 81
Bell Memorial Hospital, care
Of John Strattan----- p OF
Mrs. Sallie Fox, board for
i prisoners ----- 81 81
J. F. Gunckle, merchandise
| for jail II p
H. E. Trip, trunat officer OF
Kansas State Agricultural
| College, prairie dog poison 2s
Lucy Bertran, care of Mrs
cornelsen ----------- 5,
A. L. Fox, expense juvenile
court ------------ 81
John Brown repairing jail
$3.50 and washing for Wal
lace $500; total-- Sc
r. R. Ufford, coroner's in
quest Moline case-- ot
W J. Kulp, juror Moline in
quest 1 OF
! L. O. Northrup, Moline in
quest OF