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COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS
" Wa-Keeney. Kansas.
October . 1911.
The Hoard of County Commissioners met
today in regular session at the office of the
County Clerk. All the members beimr pre
eent namely. Cnairman F. B, Walker, Com
missioners John McNauRhton and A. W.
Punnton and the County Clerk.
The board was called to order by the
Chairman and remained in session during
the 2. 3, 4 and 5th taking a recess from day to
day.
The minutes of the following meetings
were read and approved as read namely;
Regular session. July of July 3d: the adjour
ned session July 5, 6. 7 and 8 and the session
of August 7th held for the purpose of making
the annual tax levies.
The annual report of the Trego High
School was read and approved as read as
were also the quarterly statement of the
County Treasur. the quarterly re
port of the County Superintendent
County Clerk. Probate Judge. Register of
Deeds. County Attorney, Clerk of the Dis
trict Couft and Sheriff and the District
Judges Semi-annual report of Trego Co. jail.
The appointment of W. H, Swiggett for
truant officer of Trego county for the ensu
ing year by the Supt. of lub. Instruct ion was
approved.
A petition signed by several taxpayers of
Trogo county for a bridge across the Smoky
Hill river between sections 34 and 35, twp. 14.
Range 4 was disallowed.
O. F. Reeves was allowed refund of the tax
for 1910 on SJ4. ne Ji, 28. 13, l23- -same being
liovt. land on Mch. 1, 1910.
Request of T. J. Jfixon for a refund of tax
for 1910 and reduction of valuation for 1911,
was not allowed.
The request of A. C. Carey for a refund of
tax on imprcvements on ni4. 8, 13, 25 for 1910.
and reduction of same forl911.was not gran
ted. The bill of Dr. B, A. Isenberg of J25 for
medical attendance of W. A. Carpenter fam
ily in Sept. 191 o, was not allowed as board
did not consider them county charges at
that time.
The bill of Dr. b. A. Isenperer for 4.00 for
fumigating material used in Van Sayoc and
Bennett families not allowed, board consid
ering this covered by contract of County
Physician and Health Officer and should be
taken care of and paid by him.
The bill of Hudson Harlan, countv survey
or for $16 for surveying for dams for G. W.
Kellum and G. W. Lynn under the provisions
of Chapter 211. Laws of 1911. was laid over
until the Januaryl9l2,meeting.On motion the
following resolution was made: "That per
sons hereafter requiring the services of the
County Surveyor for surveving maps and
and estimates for dams for the building of
ponds ' shall ray all all costs nf ihr
County Surveyor for such services at
the time of service, and when authentic
proof is furnished that said dam and nond
is completed, as provided for bv saidChapter
211. Laws of 1911, the party shall then file a
certified voucher for the amount of such
surveyors costs."
Petitions were on Hie signed bv a nnmhpr
of citizens of Trego county, asking the board
to place a bounty on rabbiTs. The matter
was considered with much favor, their beinir
some doubt however as to the legality of the
matter by the board. On motion the fol
lowing was adopted.
That Trego Countv pav a bounty of Be
each for rabbit scalps, beginning with Oct.
16. 1911. and remain m force until Dec. 30, 11.
both days inclusive. This order to remain
suhieet to the advice of the County Attorney
of the written opinion of the Attorney Gen
eral as to the legal rights of the acts of the
Board in trie matter.
In the matter of a petition for a road filed
by H. Burkett et, al: the Board took a recess
during the forenoou of the 5th inst. and
drove to the place of beginning of the said
proposed road and viewed the same. Dur
ing the afternoon session the matter was
duly considered. An unfavorable opinion
was unaminous and the prayer of the petit
ioners was not granted.
in tne matter ot a road petitioned for bv
Wm. Morton, E. D. Keff. Chas. Spitsnauern,
F. C. Burket. Joseph Papes, Wm. Lessor. Vm
Papes. J. H. Zeman. E. L. Knapp. Bradley
Brown, J . J. Pickering, p. L. Lessor, c, F.
Sneoa. Fred Piatt. J. T. Mumert. J. W.John-
son as follows: Beginning at toe north west
corner of Section 22 and run thence south 3
miles and terminate at the southwest corner
of Section 34. all in Township 12. range 24.
Said road to be 50 feet wide and follow the
section line as near as practicable.
In view ot the tact that all of the resident
land owners have signed and filed a written
release of any claims for damages and have
donated the requisite amount of land to the
use of the public for the road, the board dis
pensed with the view and survey thereof
and grant the load as petitioned for, and
order the same recorded as road No. 152.
In the matter ot a road petition presented
by J G Marcy, Tom Kite. A T Holmes. Roy
Blacksome. A J cullett. Fred Plath. John H.
Long. Paul Flax, James H Smart. C H Swi
sher. J F Hazen. J H Carter. A T Holmes, jr..
w K Mctvinnev. naries Garvin, jonn J uei-
nes. Chas. L Marcy. O J Lyon. Henry Sch
neider, rl j Hilie. rl r K.nne: Beginning at
the northeast corner of section 26. township
13. range 24. and run thence south 11 miles
and terminate at the southeast, corner of
Section 14. township 15. range 24. Said road
to follow the section line as near as practic
able and be fifty feet in width.
J. g. Marcy appeared before the board and
stated that owing to a high bluff on the line
it would be necessary for the road to varv
or detour on the northeast quarter of Sec.
2-15-24 and that the owner. A. T. Holmes.
would accept $25 for the land taken by the
said deviation. '1 ne board having satisfied
themselves of the necessity of the detour.
and general utility of the road, together
with the written release of all claims for
damage filed bv the. parties owning the ad-
laeent land and donating it to the use ot the
public for a roadi grant the same as petit
ioned tor allowing A. 1. Holmes, sr.. the sum
of i25 in full payment for all lands taken by
said road. And -ordered that the Connty
Surveyor be Instructed to survey and mark
the necessary variations in accordance with
the law. The county clerk is instructed to
notify the trustees of Wilcox and Wakeeney
townships to open said road as above stated.
Said road is recorded as road No. 153.
In the matter of a road petitioned for
by James Walsh, C. M. Krhut. John J. Harri
son. Charles Conner. J. ri. IJeatncn, r". V,
Meyer. J. A. Razak. G. Crocker. J. C. Kessler.
F. L. Purinton. Bert Berger. John Ebeling,
beginning at the northwest corner of section
nine 9. township eleven (II). range twenty
five 25), thence south four miles to the
southwest corner of section twenty-eight (28 j
in said township and range: said road to tol
low the section line as near as practicable
and be nttv so teet in widtn.
In view of the fact that the owners of the
adjoining land have signed and filed a writ.
ten release of anv claims for damages and
donate the use of the land to the public for
the road, the board dispenses with the view
and survey thereof and grants the road as
petitioned for. Said road is ordered ot reo
ord as road No. 154.
In the matter of a road petitioned for by
F. xt . Kidgway. u. 11. saxton. J. r'. Barclay. V,
P. Marquand. J. W. Smith. A. Marquand. A.
T. Williams. Roy W. Blakely, J. A. Mar-
auand. W. B. Mamuand. J. B. Ruppe. I.
Nixon: beginning at lhe southeast corner of
section 18. and the southwest corner of sec
tion 17. and run tlrence north one mile: then
beginning at the northeast corner of section
17 and the southeast corner of section 8. and
run thence west two miles between sections
8 and 17 and sections 7 and 18 and there ter
minating; said road -to follow the section
lines as now open and traveled and be tortv
feet wide: all of the above in township 12.
range 21. In view ot the tact that the ad
joining land owners have signed and filed a
written release ot all claims for damages
and donate the use of the land to the public
for the road the board dispenses with the
view and survey of same and grant the road
as petitioned tor; said road is ordered of
record as road No. 155.
In the matter of a road petitioned for by
G. M. Heiget. B. E. Furbeck. A. T. Carlton. R.
Tauscher. J. H. Bassler. Jonn Glass. T. C.
Feezor. F. G. Rand. D. C. Gugler. E. M. Orton.
John Herbert. Fred Egger. W. T. Cox. J. F.
Heiget. Jacob Deutcher. John Kelsch. J. g.
Schoenthaler. Antonette Brabb; W.M.Brabb,
beginning at the southwest corner of sec
tion 2. township 13. range range 21: and
run thence n. a miles and terminate at the
northwest corner of section 26. township 12.
ranoe 21; said road to follow the section line
as near as practicable and be 60 feet in
width. In view of the fact that ail of the
parties owning land along the line of propos
ed road have signod and filed a conditional
release of any claims for damages and don
ate the nse of the land to the pubiic;accordmg
ly the board grants the road as petitioned
for except that the width shall be fifty feet,
and providing that growing trees now stand
ing on the northwest quarter of section 26.
townshiD 12. range 21. shall not be removed
or injured by reason of the establishment of
said road; said road is ordered of record as
road No. 158-
During the session the following
accounts were audited and . warrants
drawn as follows. -
C H Benson, overseenne rxxr
Ogallah twp. . $ 5 00
Charles King, attending family
.Bennett, 18 as. quarantine., zi oo
Verbeck Lbr. & Sup. Co., 123,
000 coal and two law sprink
lers 462 45
E A Courtney, gold dust and
oil . .. 75
A Lodd.. or. salary ianitor 105 00
Thos. O'Toole, salary as High
School trustee 15 00
"Wakeeney Tel. Co., phone er-
vice.8 Dhones and tolls for or. 30 75
Star Grocery Co., groceries for
A H Geertsma 3 00
E A Courtney, supplies for W
A Carpenter family 31 19
Tawney Smith, supplies for I
S Morton family 25 00
A J Johnson, bailiff for -Sept.
.term court .' 14 25
Tawney & Smith, supplies for
Richardson family 20 69
Coughenor & Hartley, supplies
ior .Kiciiarason's . 10 oo
jTrank Eaton, salary July meet- I
in? H S trustees 5 00
Mrs T R Moore, comfort, etc. "
for jail 3 95
J H Kiesley, salary co. exam
ining bd. June. July exms. . . 18 00
Larabee Fur., Co, mattres, etc,
ior jail . . .- ,
10 20
Hammond & btevens Co., sup
plies for Co. Supt. office
5 65
4 50
W J Williams,3 days bailiff Sept
term of court
Thos O'Leary, bal. due return
ing moving pile driver 2 00
Mrs a Lopp, washing towels,
Apr 5 to Sept 28 2
60
li.mil A Johnson, judge primary
1910, Riverside twp 3 00
Hudson . Harlan, salary for qr.
ana recoraing magnetic mer
idian 56 00
G M Ufford, high school trustee
salary lo uu
Kraus Hdw Co, ms. md, hdw... 4 30
Sam'l Dodsworth Book Co.,
6000 tax receipts and levy
cards for 1911 49 50
Saml Dodsworth Book Co, com
missioners journal ana mis l
blanks.. 18
30
Sam'l Dodsworth Book Co., one
Sam'l Dodsworth Book Co.,
blanks 1
56
00
00
00
sheet Stockwell tax tables ... 2
Saml Dodsworth Book Co. mtir,
. record Ifo 24, etc 24
David uarr, scalp bounty 3
A II Geertsma. live davs labor
in court yard: 7
50
93
vv j Larabee, pauper tickets
ior quarter 5
Eva l' Jones, salary, box rent
and postage for qr 24:
30
w jn Larabee, salary purchas
ing agent for qr .. 6 25
W N Larabee, county assessors
salary ior qr loO 00
Crane a Co, report cards, etc. . . 10 50
S J Straw, burial expenses of C
VV Shade, deceased Phillipine
soldier. ... ; ; . . 50 00
W F Swiggett, drawing Sept.
jury 2 00
W N Laiabee, drawing Sept.
jury 2 00
Ernest Museemann, drawing
sept jury. . . 2 00
O L Cook, draw Sept jury. 2 00
1 J. r'urcell, salary for or 200 00
J J Keraus, miscellaneous mer-
chantdise 43 35
Marquand Myerlv, pail ... 1 00
Crane & Co, executors bond
record and miscellaneous sup
plies 47 65
C L Davidson, M D, salary
quarter 62 50
A S Peacock, salary and post
age lor qr 12o 9o
Kontinental Kom pound Co.;
sweeping compound 7 00
Hall Lith Co, deed record and
canvas cover. 23 50
W N Larrabee. less fees collec
ted for qr. salary 224
Saml Dodsworth Book Co, 46
sheet Stockwell tax tables 74
G W Marshall, postage and box
rent for qr 5
John C Kirkner. county treas
urer, dep. sal, for qr 75 00
Ryan Lumber Co, mds for Rich
ardson"s 7 00
City of Wakeenev. water and
Light service qr 146 20
Margaret bwic-gett. salary and
one half fees for qr 282 94
Ernst Musseman. postage qi... 3 75
Margaret Swiggett, postage and
box rent for qr 5 22
u w Marshall, salary less- less
collected for qr 244 60
W N Larabee, postage, box rent
ireijrnr., express, a ray ape. etc 13 zo
J W Bingham, official printing. 75 78
J W Bingham, printing delin
quent tax list and headinir 4
"weeks 67 76
J W Bingham, printing 50 court
dockets and office stationery. . 26 25
H S Givler. pub. , del. tax list
and heading 4 weeks 67 76
H S Givler, official printing 88 48
H S Givler, 250 envelopes 1 00
Carl Anderson, scalps 4 00
Tawney & Smith, scalps . . 5 00
LC Miller, scalps 2 00
T W Johnson, scalps.. 4 00
A C German, scalps 10 00
Carl Anderson, scalps 2 00
L J Richards, scalps 2 00
F C Wollner. scalps 8 00
C E Hildebrand. scalps 3 00
u ft tsronson, scalps 1 OO
C E Ridgeway, scalps i . 3 00
Marquand & Myerly, scalps... 1 00
E A Courtney, scalps -2-00
C R Hille, juror Sept term . 4 O0
W E Stowe. iuror Sept term .. - 8 20
J W Marquad, juror Sept term - 4 90
Jas B Chalk, juror Sept. term 6 00
Dayton Maurer, juror Sept trm 8 85
E L Knapp, juror Sept term 6 60
Joe Young, juror Sept term 6 20
VTCaskey, juror Sept term.. 7 40
A E Emmons, juror Sept term.. 5 20
J H Bullock, juror Sept term.. 6 60
H Hoffer, juror Sept term 7 80
L G Henley, juror Sept term . . 8 80
J H Phares, juror Sept term 8 00
W MCox. juror Sept term 6 80
Otto Colborg, juror Sept term. . 8 90
F W Bemis. juror Sept term... 5 80
1 H Hendrickson, juror Sept.. 6 70
H E Elliott, juror Sept term 5 40
C ii. Kidgeway, salary and postage.-Jess
fees collected for
quwter 208 17
: i : '
E F Bryant, oveerseer poor for,
quarter . x. . 3 00
O L Cook, livery for board to
view H Burkett road 2 00
Ernst Musseman, sal. and fees
for quarter 225 90
Grace D Gorrell,-deputy clerks
salary for quarter 4 . . 50 00
A W Purington, salary for Aug"
and Oct. meetings 19 19
John FcXaughton, salary for -
Aug and Oct meetings 21 00
F B Walker, salary for Aug.
and Oct. meetings 15 00
There being no further business,
on motion the Board adjourned sine
die. W. H. LARABEE,
(Seal) County Clerk.
First published October 14. 191 1
ROAD NOTICE
TO WHOM IT MAT CONCERN:
In per sua nee of an order made by the
Board of County Commissioners of the
County of Trego, la the State of Kansas, in
special session on the 14th aay ot October,
A. rx, 1911, notice is hereby given that. J. A.
Rich. Ben Mapes. J. J. Nelson. Joe PhilDot.
C. P. Marquand. Paul Huycke & Co., O. A.
Griswold. W. H. Beckner, Michael Richards
Fred Harrison. Charles R. Eaton. C. M.
Kiser. Jennie E. Rich, Ellen E. Davis. J. C.
Buchanan. E. F. Dietrich, householders of
said county, residing in the vicinity where it
is proposed to lay out and establish the road
below mentioned, have presented to said
Board their certain petition, praviug the
laying out and establishment of a public 4
roau in said county as follows:
"Commencing at the North end of Illinois
street on the South side of the Union Pacific
Railway right of way in the town of Ogallah
Trego County. Kansas, thence north across
said railway right of way. thence North be
tween blocks ten (10) and eleven 11 and be
tween the blocks known as two 2) and three
3 in the original plat or the town of Ogal
lah. to the established road laying North of
said blocks two t2 and theee 13).
The width of said road to be Eighty (80)
feet.
And that Will Harvey and James Palmer
and D. H. Reynolds, viewers duly appointed,
will meet at the place of beginning of said
proposed road at 10 o'clock a, m., on the 6th.
dayof November. 1911, and proceed to view
said road, and to give all parties a hearptg.
Witness my hand and seal of said county,
affixed at my office in said county, this 16th
day of October 1911.
Seal W. L Larabee.
; County Clerk.
(First publication Oct. 28. 1911.)
Notice of Publication Serial No. 02039
Department of the Interior,
TJ. S. Land Office at Topeka. Kansas '
October 21. 1911.
Notice is hereby given that Floyd S. Bom-
garaner, ot Lins. Kansas; who on October 8,
1906. made Homestead Entry, 19598, Serial No
oy, ior Nortn nan northwest quarter and
northwest quarter northeast quarter, sec
tion Z6, townsnip 14, south, range 21 west, 6th
principal meridian, has filed notiee of inten
tion to make final five-year proof, to estab
lish claim to the land above described, be
fore the Honofable Probate Judge of Trego
County. Kansas, at Wa-Keeney, Kansas, on
tne so aay oi uecember, 1911.
Claimant names as witnesses, Henry G,
Wagoner, Theodore W. Johnson. Clarence
H. Holtzmger. Elihu W. Allman, all of Ellis,
Kansas. George W. Fisher,
. Register.
First published Oct. 14. 1911
Notice of Final Settlement
State of Kansas. Trego County, ss. In the
Probate Court in and tor said county. In
the - matter of the estate of Louis Wagner,
deceased.
Creditors and all other persons interested
in the atoresaid estate, are hereby notified,
that at the next regular term of the probate
court in and for said county, to be begun
and held at the court room in Wa-Keenev.
county ot Trego an state aforesaid, on the
first Monday in the month ot November A. D.
19U.I shall apply to said court for a full and
final settlement ot said estate.
- J.CBUCHANAN:
Administrator of Louis Wagner, deceased.
October 7, mil.
. First Publication Oct. 28, 191 1
Publication Notice
Before W. F. Swiggett. a Justice of the
Peace m Wa-Keeney township, in the
County of Trego, in the State of Kan-
sas.
Betty Penney, Plaintiff,
vs.
Charles J. Maben, Defendant.
NOTICE
The above-named defendant. Charles J.
Maben, will take notice that you have been
sued in the above-named court by the above-
named piaintirt, ana tnat certain goods and
chattels claimed and owned by you have
been attached to satisfy the claim of said
plain tin and the costs ot this suit.
i nis action win oe neara oerore saia jus
tice of the Peace at his office in said town
ship on the 2th day of November. 1911. at
ten (10) o'clock a. m,. and unless you appear
and answer on or before said 28th day of No
vember, 1911, at ten tiuj o.ciocka. m., plaint
iff's claim of J184.28, will be taken as true
and judgment for said amouut with legal
interest ana costs oi mis sun win be render
ed against you and the said goods and chat
tels attached will be ordered sold according
to law to satisty said claim and costs.
Betty Penney,
Plaintiff.
W. F. Swiggett.
Justice of the Peace.
(First publication Oct. 2
ROAD NOTICE
. 1911)
TO WHOM IT MAT CONCERN:
In pursuance of an order made bv the
Board of County Commissioners of the coun
ty ot Trego, in the state of Kansas, in reg
ular session on the 5th day of October, 1911,
notice is hereby given that: E. W. Allman. E.
L. Smith, David Carr, N. H. Giffin. John All
man, Joe Zeller, Frank Edwards. Ike Grum-
bine, B. f . Dare, E. N. Drummond, T. H.
Watson, Marion Turner, J. H. Deines, Maud
Drummond, R. E. Zahn, Ray Joseph. J. G.
Henley householders of said county .residing
in the vicinity w here it is proposed to lay
out and establish the road below mentioned,
have presented to said board their certain
petition, praying the laying out -and estab
lishment of a public road in said county as
follows:
Commencing at the county line between
sections thirty-five t35) and thirty-six (36).
townsnip nneen w&j soutn, range -twenty-two,
(22) west of 6th P. M. Thence north on
section line to Ihe.north side of township
fifteen (15). range twenty-two. thence north
one mile between sections thirty-five (35) and
thirty-six (36). township fourteen south;
range twenty-two (22) west, thence east be
tween sections tmrty-ix (36) and twenty
five (25) to range line joining road number
137 and there terminating.
Said road to be forty (40) feet wide and to
follow the section line as near as it u nracti.
cable for a good road to be made. -
Ana that U. w. w nght.Axil.Nelson andTom
Wynn viewers duly appointed, will meet at
the northeast coruer of Section 36. twn. 14.
range 22, at 10 a. m.. on the I3th of November
1911. and proceed to view said road, and to
give aU parties a hearing.
Witness my hand, and the seal of said
county, affixed at my office in said county,
this 16th day of October, 1911.
w. N. Larrabee.
Seal ' ' County Clerk.
(First publication Oct. 28, 1911)
Notice ot Publication Serial No. 02040
Department of the Interior,
United States Land Office. Topeka, Kan.
. October 21. 1911.
Notice is hereby given that Henry G. Wag
oner, of Ellis. Kansas, who on October 9,1914.
made Homestead Entry 19599, Serial No.
osoKf. for east half northeast quarter, section
26. township 14,south.range21 west-sixth P.M.
meridian, has filed notice of intention to
make final five-year proof .to establish claim
to the land above described. before the Honor
able Probate Judge of Trego Countv. k'ans
at -Wa-Keeney. Kansas, on the 2d dayof Dec
ember 1911.
Claimant names as witnesses: Otto Coloorg
Floyd S. Bomgardner. Clarence H. Holtzin-
ger, Albert Chnsuanson all ot Ellis, Kansas.
5eorge W. Fisher,
Register,
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Seminal Weakness a-d
Sexual Debility, rul
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Wa-Keexey, Kansas
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Wa-KEENEY. KANSAS
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