The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1920-04-22


The application of +. A. Hubbart
for an abatement of road ana school
poll tax assessed to him in Brookings
city, was on motion granted, he hav-
inc been assessed and paid this tax
in Bruce for the year 1919.
The application of j. +. Rudolph
for an abatement Of the road poll tax
assessed against him in the township
of Aurora was on motion granted, for
the reason that he is over age.
Lee Thompson of Trenton town
ship was on motion granted an abate-
ment of a road poll tax for the year
1919, he having been assessed for two
road polls, one of which he has paid.
NJ. s. Thayer was granted refund
of 1872 assessment of 1919, for ex-
cess of school taxes charged against
the NEH Sec. 22-111-49.
| G. w. Justin was on motion granted
refund of the road poll tax assessed
against him in Brookings city for the
| year 1919 he being over age.
T. w. Tinker was on motion granted
refund of s. 90 for a dog tax illegally
assessed against him for the year 1919,
in Brookings city.
| The application Of B. ID. Moore for
refund of road poll tax assessed
! against him for the year 1919, was on
motion granted, he being a member
of the fire department, and not sub
! iect to a road poll assessment.
| Retta Hastings of Bruce, was on
motion granted an abatement of school
| poll tax assessed against her for the
year 1919, she having been assessed
and having paid in Sterling township.
| V. r. Welch was on motion granted
refund of 1886 on part of the
| NWl4 Sec. 11-110-52 for the year 1919
the same having been paid in error
The application of Johannes Hole
! ford for the abatement of the 1913
taxes assessed against him in the
/ township of Sterling was on motion
granted, he being a soldier.
II. NJ. Steverude was on motion
/ Granted an abatement for the 1919 tax
assessed against him in Volga town
shin for the year 1919, he being a
soldier.
JOS. ODonnell was on motion
Granted an abatement on the 1919 tax
assessed against him in Parnell town
ship, he being a soldier
The application of Eugene Kinney
for a refund of the 1918 tax assessed
against the NWA Sec. 17-11O-47, Mr.
Kinney being in the service of the
United States and entitled to this re
fund.
The following claims were audited
and allowed at the January session,
but was by error omitted from the
published proceedings:
V. r. Welch, county treasurer,
interest on court house
bonds ...................'' '.Sl'o' '''oS
paul II Reppe dragging. 1886
. c A. Gullick, work in audit
orc Office . 10000
F.. II. Schmultz, road work. 8.OU
John Alton, postage. e......... 20'OO
Nvman hostage . 2O.OO
,IoheI x Troofen hostage. $500
V. r. Welch, postage and
rhone ...... 59.57
Th0s K'dman, per diem and
: mileage ....... 500
Thos Kidman, cash advanced
Hanson Poor telephone. Zi.bO
4. E. Bunday, per diem and
riIeago ...... 1850
II. c. Halvors0n, road work. rVo
II c. Halvorson, per diem and
mileage .............''' o%'V'
r. o. Tollefson, per diem and
mileage .................. oo.oo
/ c. II. Davis, per diem and
mileage ..........'''.''. o@''0
Mabel K Trooien, expense
County Superintendent 6S75
n. w School Supply Co, sup
nlias 6O6L
John Alton, phone and express 5.5z
Donald Levitt, surveying 80. 100