The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1923-04-13

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County, expense Of trial in case of
State VS. Still, claimed $4,000, al
lowed $4,000; Brown & Saenger,
county supplies, $23.O9; Perkins Bros.
Co., 14.68; Chas, j. Ray, registration
Judge, Oct. 1929, $500; CHM e. Co.,
school books, $10.81; Pure Oil Co.,
Rapid City, oil for highway superin-
tendcnt, $500; Red Cross hospital,
use of hospital for care OFF. II. Drain,
Sept. /, 1922, $4,000; Chris Bum,
sheriff, attendance at court, $l4.O0;
postage, $3.50; Helen M. Fridy,
rent of church for teachers examina-
ton, $500, postage, $500; X. l..
Tomsik, witness fees, 5000; Mary A.
Cordell, deputy register of deeds, sal
airy for March, $lS.75; Helen Nj.
Fridy, superintendent of schools,
March salary, $112.50; j. G.. Cordell,
register of deeds, March salary,
$1l2.50; r. w. Hutchinson, states at
torney, March salary, $4,000; C. w.
Kerlin, county auditor, March salary,
$1O0.10; Margaret Hoftine, deputy
county auditor, $63.25; r. w. Hutch
inson, states attorney, office rent,
March, $3.50. Quarterly reports of
G.. w. Sawyer as justice of the peace
for term ending March 81, 1923, sub
mitted. Being all civil cases, no APP
proval was necessary. Quarterly re-
ports of V. l.. burlington as justice of
the peace submitted and approved.
White River Lodge No. 234, /. o. o. f,
rent of hall for March term of court,
$16.25; CHM & Co., school books,
$3S3.25; j. G. Cordell, %janitor for
March, $500, postage, $7.65; c. w,
Kerlin, postage, $20.45; A. l.. Smith,
postage, $1,000; A. l.. Smith, county
treasurer, March salary, $4,000;
Grace B. Hanna, deputy county treas
urer, March salary, $500; M. l.
Strain, clerk Of courts, March salary,
$112.50; Matt Gillen, registration
Judge, October, $500; Educator Sup
ply Co., books and supplies for super
intendent of schools, $59.58; L.. w.
Barton, deputy sheriffs fees, 1920;
Mitchell Publishing Co., county sup
plies, $3S4.15; j. A. Tuggle, dragging
roads, 5000; Bert Humphrey, deputy
sheriff fees, 5000; r. w. Hutchin-
son, attorney fees by order of court in
case of State vs. John Yellow Wolf,
$500. Application for abatement of
taxes for 1921, by w. F. Medearis, on
Lots -, SIC neA sec 1925, was re-
iected for reason title was acquired
before May /, 1927. Application of
Mrs. Allis C. Moore for abatement of
| school poll of $1.00 for 1922, account
not Of age, was allowed.
Board adjourned to loo p. m. c.
w. Kerlin, County Auditor.
100 p. M, April A, 1923. Board
met as per adjournment. All men,
bers present. Bond of Clifford ID.
Phillips, Clerk of Surprise Valley
township, approved. Claim of c. F.
Shining for board and room and div-
ing for Ed S%terner, while doing coun-
ty work, rejected. Claims allowed:
Guy c. Hutchinson, dragging roads,
$500; B. w. Witherspoon, county
highway superintendent, March salary
$4,000, mileage for March, $3.50;
L. S. White, wolf bounty, $500; APP
plications for refund allowed: Mrs.
Grace B. Hanna, on tax sale certifi-
cate No. 3439, account of land being.
enormously assessed, $124.96; H. A.
Riser, on tax sale certificate No. 5000,
account of land being enormously
assessed, $1,000; application of Chas.
|Abourczk for reduction in valuation
of personal property for 1922 of
$lOO0,OO account of same having been
allowed in July, 1922, and not correct
ed on records, was allowed. Annie
Swan. road work, $4,000, Is gallons
oil, $500; tree claims allowed:
Peter Johnson, B~clvidere, l acre.
$500; Chas. ]. Ray, Jr., 2 acres,
$4,000; Sheldon Findley, l acre. $500;
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co., Feb.
tolls and March rent, 1886, March
tolls and April rent, $l3.9S; b. F.
purnett, road work, $54.40; balance
of afternoon spent in discussing road
! and bridge work for ensuing year,