North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-11-25
McGREG0R, IOWA, WEDNESDAY, NOV. 25, 1868.

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six hundred and thirty'two, and w D
Crooke's majority for recorder was six
hundred and sixty-nine, and majority oil
nine hundred and ninety-one votes for the
tax to build Jail, which report was ac-
cepted and adopted. For more complete
election return, see table published in
JoURNEL, Nov. llth, 1868.
Report of j w Frazier, bridge COM
missioner, adopted and commissioner
discharged.
The petition of M O'Brien asking for
rebatement of all the taxes against lots 5
and in block 40, and remission of the
penalty on lots and in block 40, in
James McGregor Jr., addition to the
town Of McGregor was granted.
The resignation of G A Dean, county
jndge, to take effect on the lst day of Jan,
uary, 1869, was received, accepted and
adopted, whereupon the following resolu-
ton was, on motion Of John CARRIER,
adopted.
Resolrcd, That NJ f Duff, Esq, is here.
by appointed by this Board, County Judge
and ex oficio County Auditor in and for
Clayton county, to gill the unexpircd term
Of c A Dean, the present county Judge,
whose resignation has this day been fled
and received by the Board: to take effect
on the first day Of January, 1869.
Resolred, That there be appointed bv
the chairman of this Board, a committee
consisting of three, for the purpose of
selecting suitable grounds and getting
plans, specifications and estimates for a
Jail, to be built at Elkader for the county
of Clayton, and that Judge Williams be
one of that committee, and that said com,
mittee be instructed to make their report
to the January term Of the Board, 1869.
The Chairman appointed, as said con-
mitree, Hon. Z H Williams, John CARRIER
and James Davis.
Resolred, That Michael Uriell Gilbert
Cooley, and Philip Fishel are hereby ap.
pointed commissioners to examine the
bridge built at the old Beatty mill cross
ing on Volga river, and said commissioners
be instructed to report to the Board at the
January term 1869, as to the structure
and durability of said bridge, adopted.
Resolred, That the Mccormick reaper
firm are hereby assessed for the sum Of
$1,000, for the years 1866, 1867 and 1868
on money and credits held by their agent,
Thomas Thompson. Adopted at the
September term 1868.
Whereas, The above resolution was
adopted by this Board at the September
session, and
Whereas, The amount is stated in said
resolution at 1900 dollars instead twelve
thousand dollars as intended by ths Board,
now therefore
corrected so as to read Twelve Thousand
dollars as intended.
Resolced, That so much Of a former
resolution as required iron shutters to be
pat upon the county Office, be and the
same same is hereby rescinded.
Resolred, That the county Treasurer be
requested to proceed to collect all balances
due from deputy collectors forthwith.
Resolred, That the sum Of two dollars
per week be, and the same is hereby, ap.
propriated out of the county fund for the
partial support of Adam Farley of Farm
ersberg township. l.
The special committee on township
collector bonds, report that they have
examined the following and find them
correct and recommend that they be ap-
proved:
Bond OH L Hagensick of McGregor,
Levi Doty of Highland, John Putt of
Volga, Al Walters of Mallory, VIM N
Parke of Millville, Daniel T Pickle of
Giard, w j Beatty of Elk, r j McLelland
of Grand Meadow, Charles Schultz Of
Read.
Resolred, That the sum of fifty dollSes,
or so much thereof as is necessary, be
hereby appropriated out of the Bridge
fund to complete certain bridge across
Prices creek in section sc Jefferson Town
ship, and the clerk be authorized to issue
bridge commissioner.
Petition af Il knight, asking for
$50, 80 balance his due under order No.
3l6. Granted. N-i .
Resolred, That the sum of one hundred
dollars is hereby appropriated to build a
bridge near Matthias Kaifers. IN Elk town
ship, and that Elias Hall be appointed
commissioner. Granted.
Resolred, That S75 is hereby appropri-
ated for filling the approach to the bridge
across the Pony Hollow and Dry Mill
creeks in Boariman township.
Resolced, That the Sheriff be author.
lied to return John Hancock, an insane
person, to the asylum.
CLERKS REPORT.
Clerks report on School Fund was approved said
report shows permanent fund hand ut last settle.
ment, IO9 l3
Principal received since a. 1905 90
Total s2,ol4 l3
Principal loaned since last report sl,,7o 90
by balance on hand 2&i Is
Total $2,0l4 13
1t also shows on hand Of permanent and
temporary fund ut date of last settlement sei6 81
Principal collected since 1906 w
Interest $50 10
Fines ~ IS
County school tax transferred l,54l +6
State t99 o3
Total $6,l99 40
Principal loaned since last report sl57o 90
Amount approportioned Sept. rs, 1868 S,421 II
Ba lance on hand l,SU7 63
Total ss,as9 40
CLAIMS.
Names, Nature Of Gains, Claimed, ANo,ed.
Eiboeck Printing tax sale Sl,s65 0O 1905 90
A Papin A IS Al Us
W A Preston, Co. Superintendent los % 10s 90
! schnsider Dep'y Treasury Iss @ ss s lss g. 60
Ira Winter . 100 DO l66 &c
r Hunting cen'ols fees 7sso 80
" Libby Justice 100 800
80 so
400 90
NJ Hodkins Sheriff 81 10 IS 10
Sargent Constable" 10 bo TO go
Il Huntington II % II 90