The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-03-23
Commissioners
Proceeding:


lice, the same being regular ses
sion, present, ]. A. Temple, char
man; Ira M Johnson, commissioner
w. M. Pursley, commissioner: r. S
Cox, county clerk
The proceeding was had as fol
lows:
The monthly reports of the count,
officers was presented and approved
as follows:
Matt Sankey, for the month OF
February, 1920, amount paid to the
county treasurer $2O5.64.
Edna T. Watkins, for the month
of January, 1920 amount paid to the
county treasurer, $1,S79.34.
Edna T. Watkins, for the month
of February, 1920 amount paid to
the county treasurer 1923. So.
r. s. Cox for the month of Feb
ruary 1920, amount paid to the
county treasurer, $1312.5O.
The report of the justice Of the
peace, T. P. Moore, for justice dis
trict No. 10, for the month of Feb
ruary, 1920, amount paid to the coun-
ty treasurer, $3.50.
T. NJ. Thompson, the blind man.
appeared before the county commits
sioners and asked for a raise in his
allowance from $500 to $500 and the
same was duly considered and on
motion the r. M. Thompson, was al
lowed $500 per week from the poor
fund.
The erroneous affidavit of assess
ment Of Gertrude Sanford, on the
SW1-4 of section 1858 and says that
the same was not taxable for the |
years of 1916, 1917, 1918 and 1919,
and the same appearing to be correct,
and ON motion the same was ordered |
stricken from the rolls for the above |
years Provided no outstanding sale /
certificate.
The erroneous affidavit Of assess
ment of John G. Baker, on section
2-10-15-6-7 and says that the same
was not taxable for the years 1909,
1910 and 1911 and should be strick-
en- from the rolls for the above
years, and on motion the same was
ordered stricken for the above years
provided no outstanding sale certi-
ficate.
The erroneous affidavit of assess
ment of j, 0. Mooter, on section
354lO-6 and says that same was as.
sessed at 100000 and run on the
tax rolls at $3,12500 and asks for
refund of $42.64 and the same appear
ing to be correct, on motion the same
was ordered corrected.
The erroneous affidavit of assess
ment of E. S. Brown, on section
2S-10-5 who says that the error in
the assessment, on motion the same
was denied.
The erroneous affidavit of assess {
ment OF William Hombree, on sec
ton 1856 and who says that the
same was not taxable, on motion the
same. was denied.
Having advertised for bids for the
of steel bridge across
Midland Bridge Co., $9,997O0.
N. N. Vernon, $1O,000OO.
G. C. Landon, $10,925.0O. y
The above bids were duly consid-
'red by the board of county COM =
he Washita river at Lucille, and the
bids were filed and open:
nissioners and the bid Of the Mid "
and Bridge Co. was considered as
he lowest and the best bid, and on ..
notion the bid of the Midland Bridge ~
%. was accepted subject to the fill
ng and approval of bond for the =, -
anne. e0
The claims against the county =,
Tere presented and allowed or dis 0'
llowed as noted:
16O4-Jennie Baker, salary, Amt. e'
laimed, $4,000; allowed, $4,000.
16O5-Alonza Dorsey, salary, Amt. ~
laimed, $500; allowed $500.
1606-J. H. Fisher, care of pauper, ." q,
claimed, $1,000; allowed 500 o..
16O7-Mrs. Stephen Hubbard, care 49,
pauper, amount claimed $4,000; % 90,
lowed, $1,000
160S-Welborn Gipson, allowance, -,
200; allowed, $1,000.
d6O9-Mrs Lawrence Jones, al -
vance, amount claimed $4,000; al
wed $4,000
1610-Rosa Whitlow, allowance, e.,
mount claimed $4,000; allowed $40.
1911 Grace Butler, allowance, a.
Mount claimed $500; allowed SIS.
1612-E. L. Davis, allowance, Amt.
aimed $1,000; allowed $1,000. az,
1613-Effie Baker, allowance. Amt. ,
aimed $500; allowed $500. &c,
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