Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1869-07-01
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Joseph Finarty, Fees, case State
versus Synhorst An
r L Hanks, Fees, case of State
versus G ID Bruin IN
Joseph Finarty, Fees in case of
State versus G ID Bruin 2Ao
J p Vincent, Fees in case of
State versus Godfrey TN
r l. Hanks, Fees, case of State
VS. Godfrey len
NJ Wikle, Fees in case of State
vs Wagner ct al 425
w III Hammer, same 335
J A Johnson, same 20
John Spilman, same 100
VIM Melroy, same 100
w H H Nutter, same 100
John Setter, same 100
A d Brass field, same lOO
Felix Clark, same 100
VIM Raymond, same 50
A White, same SO
w III Hammer, same 80
J Johnson, same SO
Michael Wikle, Fees in coro-
ner's inquest $50
F Brobst, Services for Auditor 2l2 80
l II Walters, l ream cap paper SEQ
s II Strahan, wolf scalp 100
A A Welcher, Services as COM
mittee on poor 1906
b f Williams, Services OH COM
mittee on poor 246O
Joseph Brobst, Sundries for
county 2472
Henry Hospers, Printing for
county Il AZ
Henry Hospers, Printing for
county 6S sc
Upon the application of the petit
nj cl~ IL,
his taxes of 1868, the same being as
sessed on an erroneous valuations; the
Board ordered that the Auditor exam
inc the Treasures books, and reduce
the tax on realty in accordance with
the valuation of 1867, and make the
necessary correction.
The following resolution was adopt
ed:
Whereas, 1t appears from the rec
ords of Marion County, that there are
in the several Townships who are
delinquent in account with the road
fund,
Therefore Resolved, by the Board of
Supervisors of Marion County, That
Township Clerks who are delinquent
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delinquents do not appear, after due
notification by the Auditor, and settle,
or make good all such delinquency, if
any thus appearing, then the County
Attorney be ordered to institute legal
proceedings in all such cases of delin-
quency, as in his opinion will not re-
suit in costs to the county.
The following resolution was adopt
ed:
Whereas +. f. Crate has failed to
heed the notice which the Auditor
was heretofore requested to give him
in relation to moneys in his hands be-
longing to the County;
Therefore be ii Resolved, That the
County Attorney be hereby instructed
to demand of f. F. Crate the payment
of all moneys received by him for
Swamp Land while a member of this
Board of Supervisors, and not yet paid
over by him to the County Treasurer,
and to collect the same il he should
refuse to pay.
1t was ordered by the Board that the
following claims to-wit: claim of John
Wink for boarding and clothing Susan
Castle IL weeks, amount S41.75, and
the claim of Levi Barrel for boarding
and clothing Susan Castle IL weeks,
amount S4l.50 be allowed by the Audi
tor, and warrants issued therefor
when the claimants file an affidavit,
defining the time for which the board
ing and supplies were furnished.
The following resolution was adopt
ed:
Whereas It is represented to this
Board that the Printing Offices in this
County, or at least some of them, are
now prepared to do well and cheaply
much Of the County printing which
has hitherto been done out of the
County; and whereas we believe i'm
encouraging home manufactures and
home skill and industry rs far as prac-
ticable, aud also deem it wise that
money should not unnecessarily be
paid out from the County,
Therefore Resolved That all printing
for the County or its officers shall be
done within the County, provided it
can be obtained in satisfactory man.
ner and upon terms not higher than
has been hitherto paid for similar
work.
The following resolution was adopt
ed:
| Resolved by the Board of Supervi-
sors of Marion County, Iowa, That p.
III. Bousquet be allowed twenty-five
dollars for fees and money expended
in the cases of State of Iowa, VS.. J. III.
Tebbe, as ordered by the board at jan
uary Session 1869. Warrants issued:
p. III. Bousquet, for services in
case of State VS.. Tebbe $25. 90
Upon the application of the petition
er, f. Hardin, asking for correction
in his assessment of 1868 and remit
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ment, the Board ordered that the Aud
itor examine the books and make the
proper correction.
Adjourned until to morrow morning
at 81 o'clock.
J. NJ. CATHCART,
Chairman.
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