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DnUotn Olty, Nob., Nov. 18. Itili!
The boaul of county commissioners of
Dakota county. Nelirnskn met In rcKtilnr
session. Members present: Oliver V.
KIiIht. chnlrinnn pro tern, A, Im
DnvK Skinny T, Kriini, county nttorncy,
nnd Goo, Wllklus, county clerk.
When the following proceeding were
hnd. to-wlt:
The following claims wore allowed
on tlio county Leiioral fund:
(). V. llunconi, norvliiK on nlectlon
bonrd.. IS TO
.loh u llelTornnn, snmo H 70
K. It. l'olly.snnie 8 70
Frnnk I.usslor, tnmu H 70
John Ilreinnii, mimo 8 40
I), i, I.enp, smno '"
l'otur Mnurlcu, sntnc H 40
H. II.Htol.o, snmo DMI
Huns Knudion, unnie 6 00
J. M. Uriinimn, snmo 000
Herb Kinney, smiie 0 00
John Ilynn, snmo v 00
lt.H. Hmnll.Mimo 10 HO
John Oiltz, muiu 10 bO
Ooo.O. lllesslntr, snme 10 80
.Initios Allnwny, Jr., snnit 10 80
Kalph Olom, same 7 20
K.J. '.Vny, snmo '.....' 7 SO
M.J. Ilencoin, smno 7 20
W. K. McAfee, ntnie 7 20
O. K. HnvldRC. Rimio 17 10
O.A.Oonnut, snn.e 17 10
K. S, Macotnber, Jr., snme ,J7 10
O.K. Kline, snme 17 10
Goo. Mnrtln, same fc U 00
John Hush, snme POO
Joe M.TwohlR, snme 00
Sofus Uiisiiiusson.mme 0 00
r-Ml.Orlliblc, snme 10
O. W. Mcllenth, iani; U 10
K. II. Illernmn. snme V 10
V. A. Wood.snmo v .... 0 10
Stephou llowiud, sumo 0 10
O, II. Iloeney. hervlng on election
lioniil. delivering returns, inllcnge. II 70
Asmus b'chwnrtz, snme 1170
J. K. Sutherland, sumo 12 Wl
A.K.Thncker, snme 13 80
A. I.I.tunfeltoi', fiiimc 10 70
W.J.Mannlnir, smno 19 60
Anton f.nren, snine I1 00
Win. I.uli rH. eorvlng ns innrshnl for
election bonrd 0 00
Mnrtln Hogh, .snme.. 0 00
Judd O'Dcll, sntno :i 00
lloriunn Heno, snme 0 00
School district No. 0, hull rent for
election bonrd 7 00
Iton to t Orce n, snnin 7 00
Geo. Wllklus, court costs, stumps,
express mid drnynge, otu 48 8
Walter K.Millar, services rondored
on cnuv.issiiiK bonrd, inlleaKO 2 40
II.II.Adnli', snmo 2 10
floo. Wilklnfl, snmo 2 10
J, S. lliicon, I' 100 postal enrds, nnd ex
puuso money In Inobrlato case 42-S1
W, K. Allen, board of health feos.... 1 U)
Geo. II. Ilanso, samo 1C0
John II. Itcnni, snnie 1 75
M.J. Klynn, samo 2 CO
Klopp A Ilnrtlott Oo.. supplies 7 07
a. W. Mcllenth, sorvicos lendorcd In
olork'H olllcu 72 00
Hobert K. Mnglrl, professional serv
ices in Lewis case, otc 44 M)
11. II. rilgi'lm, dellvorlng election
booths and ballots, 3 trips 18 00
Hammond A. Stephens Oo., supplies. 0 CO
Fred Schrluvcr & Oo., supplies and
repairs 10 IS
030. Cain, traveling espouses, '
ward, etc., in DoVoro case 3tiH 13
John llllumnn, snlnry, Iniuulij. oty.,
for prisoners 69 28
W. h lions, provisions furnished
M r. Colo, and others ,. 79 66
Quo. Ualn.kalary mid furnishing 010
meals for prisoners 200 00
Goo. Wllklus, making tax lists for
jeui-1910 WIOOO
Win. Trlggs, provisions furnished
Mrs.Oole 1275
NoIswiuikoi- lMinrmncy, drugs, etc.
furnished for poor !I3 43
l'ubllu School Trlntlng ()o 1076 ie-
port books 12 00
O. V. Hush, reporting ovldoucu In Do
Vmo casu , , ID (6
M.T. Kellly. boarding poor, nursing
Thompson, oto 117 94
University I'ubllshlng Co., examina
tion iiiiostlons 8 17
Allnwny llro.s., clothing, etc., furn
ished Wllllo linker 36 40
Stulo Journal Oo,, 4 Vols, of Sy nop
Digest, wnrrnnt reglstor, otc l2 81
l'orklus Ilros. Oo,, newstono for De
Voio ISO
Huso 1'rlntlngCo., 100 Hineiul band-
less files 9 00
Htnto Journal Oo., 8 sets of election
supplies 63 3(1
Metropolitan Supply (Jo., manu
script covers, otc 6 00
K. l Hollar mid Sou, rubber stamp
mid pad ,, 75
I'll! llros. Uo paper aud twine .1 74
Dakota Oouuty Hecord, printing
Cmuoltlolnl bnllots, oto 101 CO
Vlllngo (f Dakota Olty, light furn
ished county 17 ft
Homer Star, publishing sample bal
lot, proceedings, e to ,.... 101 NO
Dakota Oouuty Hecord, publishing
sample ballot, proceedings, postal
cards, etc HOT)
Dakota Oouuty Uot-nTd, publishing
sample ballot, proceedings, elect
Ion cardboards, eto .... 14163
S. A. Stlusoii, bulunco on bookcase
(or superintendent ,. 4 07
8. A. Stlnson, provisions furnished
Mri.Oolo nnd others. 48 13
The following clnluis wore allowed on
road dragging fund:
J. W. Do Forrest, 40 hours dragging
roads, man and Steams 31 04
John MldkltT, 14 hours dragging rond
man and 3 teams , 8 40
Walter II. Klllott, 6 hours dragging
ronds, uiaunndS teams. ,, soil
Goorgo 1'onry, 19 hours dragging
roads, man and 3 teams, 1140
Matt McKlvorgamKi hours dragging
roads, man and 3 tenuis 31 03
John 11, Kvaus, 63 hours dragging
l-nads, liiau aud 3 teams ill 30
A. ti. ruturson, r.l hours dragging
roads, man and 3teains I!) M)
Hugh MuKcover, 17 hours dragging
roads, intn nnd 1 tennis 10 SO
Albert Oarpeuter, 30 Irbtirs dragging
rondH.iuau aud 3 teams 13 00
W. I'. Wilson, 17 hours dragging
roads, mini and 3 teams 10 30
K. J. Klchorst, 10 hours dragging
roads, umuuitd Steams rtui
Win. K.Oox, H hours dragging ronds,
man nnd 3 tennis , 4 Hi
It.O, Owens, 10 hours dragging roads
mini and 2 teams A no
Ohnrles Iloch, 10 hours dragging
roads, man and 3 teams a on
John W. Mast, 44 hours dragging
roads, man aud 3 tennis m 40
The following clalmi were allowed on
commlssroncr district No. 8t
John W. MnsUK'Uny. 3 Jiionnnil 2
tenuis, lllllnir In bridge, oto . . . '.V K
Kuttler A l'robst, pnlnt, dynamite,
bolts, pipe, etc. .... 87 SI
Win . I'.Kulil, point nnd brush .. . 3 ft)
Ueo. A. T'onry. 2 men nnd 4 tenuis,
Rending roads, etc., fl dnys HI 40
Itny Hocli, 3 dnys clennlng rubbish .
from bridge 6 00
Win. I'. Kuhl. 18) days, 3 men and 3
tenuis, grndlng roads 100 75
Moieiiiiin-lleyiie Oo., 80 posts .. . 19 30
Oeo. A. I'enry.&ljday.s.G men and H
tenuis, grading ronds 192 CO
Ohrlstlnu Hniison, 9 4 dnys, road
work, uiannudteam .... 4.1 (X)
Unrl Hanson, l2Ji, days rond work,
man and team M 00
John W. Mast, grading with engine
and 3 graders, and tenui work lW 45
The following clnlnis were allowed
on tl . rond district fund:
Snm I'urdy, rond work, man nnd
team, 4 days, district No. 1 10 00
J. W.Orr, rond work, man and tejim
8 dnys, district No. I l 7A
CJoo. A. l'enry, ru lining largo unulor,
tenm work, etc., district No. I 118 6.1
J. W. DcKorrest, 18 days, man and
team, grading roads, district No. 3.
II. Monklemoyor, 8 days, man nnd
72 00
team, grading roads, district No. 16 24 00
II. Hansen, 1 day, man and team,
grndlng roads, district No. 16 4 00
Mads Hanson. 1 dny rond work, uinu
and team, district No. 17 4 (X)
Otto Swuiisou, l'i days rond woik,
uinu and team, district No. 17 6 00
Hency Kilmer, M day rond work,
uinu and team, district No. 17 3 00
Kller Hansen, 20 hours rond work,
mnn nnd tenm, district No. 17... . 6 00
Henry Hansen, 1 days road work,
man and team, district No. 17 4 CO
Gus lvonngel.Sdoys road woik, man
aud team, district No. 17 8 00
Win. Wllke,6Js days road woik, iniin
nnd team, district No. 17 23 00
Henry Wllke, 1 dnys rond work, mnn
and team, district No. 17 4 uj
Ohrlstlnu Hansen, I111 dujs road
work, 1 nn 11 mid tenm, dlst. No, 17. . 41 60
Our! Hmisi'ii, fidnys load woik, liiau
nud tenfil. district No. 17 30 CO
Ohrls Jensen, i'A days road woik,
man nnd team, district No. 17 19 00
II. O. Owens, 31 dnys road work, man
and team, district No. 19 WOO
HerlelT Nelsen, 9 days road work,
man and team, district No. 19 art 00
Pat Montgomery, 8i days rood work
1 mnn, district No. 19 0 35
Carl Sorensen, 2days rond woik, mnn
uud toitin, district. No. 19 8 00
A. D. Ramsey, repairing grader, dis
trict No. 19 1 00
Ohns. Hoch.6days road work, 3 men
and 3 teams, district No. 19 40 00
Hoard redeems tax sale on lots 8 nnd 9,
block 3d, First Railway addition tq South
Sioux Olty, and ordors clerk to write war
rant on county general fund for S3.63, to J.
S, Ilitcon, county treasurer.
Hoard redeems tax sulo on part of north-
oast quarter of southeast quarter and part
of northwest quartor of southeast quarter
of section 11, township 37, range 8, and or
ders clerk to wrlto warrant on county sen
oral fund to J. S. Ilacon, county treasurer,
for S14.2S.
Whereupon tho board adjourned to meet
Monday, Novembor 37, 1916.
George Wllklns. County Clerk.
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