The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1923-10-25

Board met as per adjournment, all
members present. On motion duly
made seconded and carried, the fol-
lowing claims were allowed on the
various funds, and the Auditor in
structed to draw warrants in pay
ment Of same:
Bridge Fund
Miller Oil Co, gas and OIL 1912
p. Runger, bridge labor $3.50
Art Moncur, bridge labor 51.SS
H. Douglass, bridge labor 111.44
Jas. Bennett, bridge labor 9S.42
c. Thomas, bridge labor 1915
Henry De Geest, bridge labor 120.S6
Richard Voltz, bridge labor 30.5S
Clifford Walsh, bridge labor 1894
F. Brinker, bridge labor 1888
A. J.. Brinker, bridge labor $500
o. c. Erb, foreman, board, and
/ cash advanced - 294.S7
IA. B. Cummings, labor 64.52
+. A. Grace, sand----------- 100
Rec Nero. CO., cement, lumber
+ and supplies ---------- sa2.7O
So. Oak. Products Co.,
c~ulverts 21O.6o
Dale Filling Station, gas
and oil $40
Hyde County, II cost, culverts
or County Line --------- $500
: Road Fund
Sam Eakle, road labor 41.20
John Meyers, blacksmithing- IT'S
Herman Buth, filling------- 1000
VIM. Yost, labor-- S3.40
NJ. T. Ford, engineer-- 1870
Interior Lbr. Co., supplies 300
Gilbert Carl, supplies 7.80
Leon Gamble, labor 1850 1850
f. j. Parmley, labor -------- 1880
w. S. Kintigh, labor----- $3.50
ID. Hanks, labor---- 4.50
e. S. Parmley, labor------- 1920
Harold Haigh, labor------- 9.85
Fred Miller, clearing road 1880
Emil Pearson, clearing road 100
Robert Mickey, foreman and
cash advanced - 2S4.12
Fred Spain, labor-- 25.45
Roy Davis, labor-- 7.50
Tom Halen, labor----- ESQ
Roy Smith. labor-- $3.50
Leonard Alley, labor--- 141.50
NJ. l.. Stack, labor NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 70.40
Leo. Hemminger, labor 142.55
Orville Campbell, labor
and team - 56.15
Ernest Hines, abor-- 1886
James Benning, labor 34.00
Arthur Nc Gillvrey, filling
and dragging ---~-------- 1900
James o. Merritt, yabor----- $3.50
Fred Stevenson, engineer 273.00
. Elmer Brown, labor-- 1866
Cecil Scott labor---- 1875
p. p. Anderson, foreman 360.63
p. p. Anderson, cash advanced
and board 1856
NJ. T. Donlin, dragging and fill
ing (Rd. & M. V.)--- $500
Miller Implement Co, repairs,
(Br. NJ. V. e. Road)---- 5.32
M. S. Helling, Hayes Lucas Lbr.
Co, lbr. & rent of tank 14.50
Lloyd Rush. one crow 10
Petition signed by w. A. DIETRICH,
B. ID. Babbitt, and others, asking that
the section line, North, Section Lip
66, and South, Section 36-113-66, was
presented. Resolution offered by
Rowen, that such petition be granted.
On roll call, ali members voted Yea"
Bond of G. NJ. Dwyer, official alb
stractor, was on motion made, sec
onded, and carried, approved.
The following aatements were on
motion duly made, seconded, and car
ried, approved:
w. F Dearborn, David Stewart, J.
NJ. Douglass.
Road report of w. F. Dearborn was
presented, read, and ordered placed
on file.
The following applications for
School Loans, were on motion duly
made, seconded. and carried, approved
j. B. 90
Sylvia Mead, renewal and
transfer SoVU.OO
Mr.. Rowen offered for adoption, the
following: 1T IS HEREBY ORDER
ED AND DECLARED, by the Board
iof Commissioners of Hand County, in
s~ession, October 4th, 1923, that the
taxable value Of the Chicago & North
western Railway Company's proper
ties in Hand County, as based upon
the report of the State Tax Commits
sion for the rear 1923, be placed up
on the proper records as follows:
Taxing District Mileage Valuation
Grand Twp. (112-66) 6.61 mi. $217 ,469
Grand Twp. (112-66)
sidetrack --------- "a mi. 2,720
w Ind. Hubert (111-66)
-------- 10 mi. $3.50
st. Lawrence Twp. C112-67)
---------5.10 mi. 167.790
Miller Twp. Q12-6S)
--------------5.07 mi. 166 ,202
Miller Twp. (112-6S)
sidetrack ------ .21 mi. 1850
Midland Twp. C112-69)
----------5.96 mi. 1876, 0S4
Rec Heights Twp (112-7O
---------5.25 mi. 172,725
lMilker CITY 62 mi Fl O1h
Rec Heights Town - so mi. 1880
st. Lawrence Town LII mi. ?2,155
TOTALS -------- 31.12 miS1 .1e3 $40
Mr.. Hudson moved that the order
be adopted, and on roll call, motion
carried, all members voting "Yea."