Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-01-13

:" a5 to 4U
Mules, same as horses, according to grade
Oxen per head 20 to so
Steers years old 10 to 20
+" 2 i" g 8tol2
" .t to S
Cows per head to Is
Sheep g {" 25cts to Scots
Hogs " . Gets per b
Farm Wagons 20 to 40
Open Buggies 90 to 81
Carriages and top BGggies 80 TO $50
Reapcrs and Mowers 90 to so
Thr ashing Machines 50 to 200
Merchandise, including all agricultural
implements, in hands of dealers to be as
sessed as directed in Sect 723 Oh Page
1l2 Of Revision Of 1860.
Pianoes 90 to $50
Melodeons 90 to so
All mories and bank bills at their cash
value.
All notes against solvent parties at
their Cash value.
All corporate stocks at their cash
value.
In regard to persons acting as agents
of others, the Assessors are referred to
Sect. 725 on Page 112 of the Revision of
1860.
The Co. Auditor reported final action
in road cases, as follows:
No 90 NJ J. Fell and others. Com
missioner, c. G. Caldwell. Application for
location and vacation. Final hearing
Nov. 7. 1870; no objection appearing, 10
cation and vacation granted as petitioned
for.
No. %. Henry Cooke and others. j.
S. Bouck, Commissioner Location. Final
hearing Nov. 9TH. No objections appearing,
the location was granted as prayed for.
No 2G. D. B. Thompson and others.
J. S. Bouck Commissioner. Location
Final hearing Nov. eth. Located in part,
at request of applicants.
No 27 G. ". Lille and others G.. A.
Jakway, Commissioner. Vacation. Fin
al hearing Nov. 7th, Vacation granted as
prayed for.
No %. j. B. Potter and others.
John Merrell, Commissioner Vacation and
location. Final hearing Nov. 2lst. No
objections appearing, vacation and loca-
ton granted As prayed for.
No 29 Alexander Boss and Others
W. 0. Curtis, Commissioner Vacation.
Final hearing Nov. 2lst. No objections
appearing, vacation granted as prayed
for
No. So Ell. Boss and Others Ly-
man j. Curtis, Commissioner. Location.
Final hearing Nov. 2lst. No objections
appearing, location granted as praved fol.
The action of the Co. Auditor in the
above cases was approved and confirmed
Adjourned till one O'clock, p. NJ.
o'clock, p. NJ.
The Board met, pursuant to adjourn
ment
All the members present.
The following resolution was present
Ell and adopted, to-w-it
RESOLVED, That the sum of fifty dollars
be appropriated out of the bridge fund to
complete the grading of the road on the
| correction line, at the poins where said
road crosses the head of Lime Creek. in
order to render available to the public
| the bridges at that point, built two years
since, and that the Auditor be instructed
| to issue warrant for the same in favor of
the Commissioner.
The following bridge petitions were
presented and referred back to the petit
| TONERS for bonds to secure construction Of
| approaches. to-wit
From c. II. Wright and others, asking
for bridge over the Little Wapsipinicon
| RIVER, at Story's Ford. From Oct. ses-
sion
| From F. c. VOORHEES, and others, ask
ing for bridge over otter Greek, Sec. 9,
Hazleton Township.
! From l. n Myers and others. asking
for bridge owe, Spring Greek, in West
bug Township.
The County Auditor was instructed to
pass upon all official bonds presented
during vacation.
| Supervisor Lake was authorized to en-
ploy a suitable person to examine the Co.
| Ire aurer's accounts for the wear 1870,
and report to this Board at the April
session.
Go. Superintendent Pierce WAS author
ed to have printed, specifications of mode
school houses, for the use Ct the schools
of Che county
The salary of the Co. Auditor for lS1
was continued the same as for the yea
1870, on condition that he furnish hi.
clerk hire; and the Auditor was auttnr
lied to draw warrants for accrued s.,lar,
at the close of each month.
The Co. Auditor was in .rncted to is
sue warrants as follows, for per diem ant
milege of the Beard. for the present scs