Laurel outlook., 1944-05-17
PROCEEDINGS.
APRIL SESSION

4 DOdlo " OOlllIA OO4AAllllo
s%ioners met in regular session fol-
held twenty-four meetings during
days were devoted to County Wei
fare and Relief matters and adjust
ment of O.A.A. and Ado. pay
ments made by the County.
Commissioner Wicks was absent
three days.
The report of the County Auditor
of claims and acquisitions on file at
the close of business March 81,
1914, was approved.
The Board appointed deputy
County registrars for each of the
forty-four voting precincts in the
County and authorized them to reg
lister electors within their respective
precincts.
A petition having been filed with
the Board and signed by at least
500 of the free-holders affected by
the proposed Rural Special Improve
ment District, the Board upon con
sideration of same, unanimously
adopted a resolution of intention to
create such improvement district
and ordered notice to be given that
a hearing will be held on May 10,
1914 at 1920 o'clock A. NJ. for the
purpose of hearing protests which
may be made by persons at inter
est, against the creation of said
district.
The Board entered into a lease
with the Alkali Grazing District
Inc, for the lease of all of Sec.
90 N-32E at an annual rental of
$3.50.
Appointment by the County
Assessor of the following named
persons as deputy field Assessors
for the 1914 Assessment work was
approved, said deputies being: Cleve
Collier, Raye Ivie, George G. Her.
bert, Will j. Moore, A. d. Cox, John
Hennessey, Ernest R. Jay, l.. A.
Keithley, Frank Chesterman and Lee
Furthmyer.
The Board made application to
the State Board of Equalization for
refund of $4,000 for State gas tax
paid on 1900 gallons of gasoline
used for the County Weed Control,
and for refund of $234.00 for gas
tax paid on 1850 gallons of gaso-
line used by the County Highway
Department.
The County Auditors report
showing the results of his examina-
ton of the Fee Books of the several
County and Township Officers for
the month of March 1914, was ap-
proved. !
Permission was granted Commits
~sioners, Wicks, Yerrington and Fen
ton to absent themselves from the
Ctata foy lip,i+ad pariod
The Board ordered notice to be
given for sale of the following real
property to be sold at public auc-
"a, 1914, at 1890 o'clock, A. NJ,
Huntley. The following tax title
ton and private sale: To Sidona
Block 8, State Realty Addition, for
to II in Block 234, Billings, for
II and II in Block l and Lots 1
site, for $4,000; To C. E. Lang, Sc
Carroll, ShSEA Sec. 34-2N-
'6E., for $132.04; To John Yerger,
SEX Sec. 28-3N-27E., for $4,000.
The following claims were exam
ned, allowed, ordered paid and war
ants drawn:
frank Chesterman,
salary & mileage----.-...$ 1927
Herbert Bailey, Sheriff,
board Co. prisoners. 252.00
Ierbert Bailey, Sheriff,
board highway prisoners 800
Herbert Bailey, Sheriff ]
board federal prisoners. $500
Auditor, petty CASH. 55.15
Auditor, petty cash. 15.9t
'ocational School for Girls
care of inmates .............. 43.40
Ohm Hennesey, services and !
mileage l4U.9O Z
Western Union Teleg. Co.,
kilograms ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Z.33 {
Iontana Power Co.,
Northern Railway Co.,
frelSht b.ZO |
|. Williams, mileage ............ 1886 I
,r. A. E. Strip, services. 1880 I
'. E. Pemberton, mileage Yet. 1855
). F. Royalty, mileage ........ 5000
:. o. Thompson, mileage ct. 5000
troup Hardware Co.,
supplies 1.60
Northern Railway Co., {
freight Sc
tate Orphans Home,
car of inmates..-...... 1000 |
tate tuberculosis SAM |
tarium, care e. supplies. 10000 \
. T. Barber, mileage. 14.95 Y
armers Union Elevator
Co., supplies ......-. 1880 \
Iont. State Training School,
supplies 303.48 A
enevieve Sonaglia,
services & mileage. 120.45 F
7. E. Spurgin, salary. 1910 ?
rank Braley, salary..--.. 66.05 K
enevieve Sonaglia, F
salary & mileage. 1854 Z
ounty Clerk & Recorder, j
transcript ......-.-.. 14.05 b
ity Water Dept, water. 1901 C
Stationery Co., r
supplies HOO F
.archant Calculating Mach. 7
10 oopfrao+ car,-ioa 40 M T.