The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-10-26

same Pennington q 90 II 90
same Cover 30 90 80 90
same Inland 10 90 Is 90
same Massiilon Is 90 Is 90
same Rochester =" ~ 90 20 90
same Springdale b % % so
same Springfield 10 90 Is 90
Reigart, Henry clerk of Center tip 20 - 20 IS
'''''' ~ ~ clerk Of election 8 50 200
Lord Martin 4 Garrison. rent of
room for election. 90
Morgridge, II > trustee Pennington
township, 80 3 90
Padgham, John trustee Inland
township, 1 800
Bell, Francis same so 100
ship, Is 90 % 90
Woolley, Geo trustee of Iowa
township. 10 90 90
Hotchkiss, Lyman clerk of Mas
siillon township, Is 90 Is 90
Brink. Ira trustee Of Massillon
township, 6 90 5 90
Finch, G trustee of Massillon
township, 10 5 so
Shcarer, Thomas trustee Spring
field township, 100 100
Tower b l. work on poor farm. 100 50 100 90
Breeze Henry clothing for pauper 80 90 90 90
milford Longley, printing for
county, A. 30 AZ 80
stationery, llo 80 l16 so
Mctiee, James boarding paupeT, l6 90 is 90
Bagiey, A groceries for Hum
nas,ey srs en5sy s9 pesf nrm i % II g
Martin Daniel boarding paupcr, 90 8 90
>''' v " pauper o 90 90 90
Prescott & Pingrey, goods for
pauper. Is 90 Is 90
per. ~ 81 90 90
Pound, { A work on bridge, A. 90 42 20
Maynard, A b taking Mrs Yard contin-
to asylum, G6 10 ued
Costs, state VS.. Mary Powell, ~ 10 ~ 10
same same 30 . 40
Pound & Hatch, viewing bridges, 10 90 10 90
'''>'> ''N' from clerk. $ vault. 1907 81 90 90
Trustees and Clerks Springfield
township. ) 90 90
Mcnamara & Casad, goods for
poor farm. - "A y n
Negus Jason trustee Iowa town.
ship. ~ ~ W
o W Porter, meat furnished poor
farm, GO d 66 %
Hatch, II lumber for poor farm. II 20 II 20
Hatch, ii services as bridge COM
cn, We "is ssn,a si '55 - = 15
The following are the petitions pre-
scented to the board:
Petition of Henry Kelly for the board
to bind to him coored child now iiv-
ing with the said Kelly. The prayer of
the petition granted aud the Audi
tor authorized to have the necessary pa
pers made out and properly signed as
soon rs possible.
Petition of II. Moore for abate-
granted and the Auditor authorized to
cancel the tax Of the said II. Moore for
the year 1864, amounting lax aud inter
est to 80 IL.
er on the Miller bridge was received
and accepted and the Auditor aul horiZed
| to draw a warrant on the bridge fund in
favor OF +. Corey for S574 50.
| The following are the resolutions
passed by the board:
| Rcso!ued, That the Auditor he author
lied to draw warrants on the Treasurer
/ to pay off a. many Of the bonds issued
! to pay for the poor farm a. he thinks al
visabie.
| Rcso'rcd, That the Auditor be author.
! lied to draw "a warrant in favor Of John
Leonard for ol73 IL for building atut
ments for bridge near Mathers.
| Rcaoircd, That the Auditor be in
| structed to draw warrant in favor OF
! Thomas Darlington for the sum of SlOj
! for woodwork on bridge near Mathers.
Rcs0iOcd, That the Auditor draw a
| warrant OH the bridge fund for 1923 in
favor of VIM. Hepner, it being for bal,
ancc due him OH bridge contract.
Rcsolucd, That there be an order
! drawn in favor OF Thos. Knott for $500
it being part payment Oh the Moffil
| bridge, and one in favor Of &. \. Pound
! for $3.50 The above amount includes
So 10 for grading Sugar Crock bridge
! the balance to lie applied on the Moore
| bridge.
Reso,ocd, That the Auditor be in.
structed to draw warrant in favor OF
| Thomas Knott for 500. in part pay
ment for building two bridges. The
resignation of a. b. Oakley, County
Superintendent, was presented and ac-
cepted, and c. w. Rollins appointed tc
! fill the vacancy caused by said resigna
ton.
Ecso}ucd, That the Auditor be in
structed to draw warrants for per diem
and milage as follows: G.. A. Pound
3 days, 6 miles, So u; II. c. Gin,
days, IL miles, Si3, So.
Resolrcd, That the board adjourn tt
meet Nov. 18th, 1871.
f. NJ. BRINK, County Auditor.