The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1876-11-24
Proceedings OF the sBoard or County
Commissioners.

The Board met on Friday and Saturday.
Nov. 10 and II, to canvass the vote cast
at the regular election of Nov. Z, and then
adjourned TO Wednesday, the 18th. The
official vote is published on our first page
to-day. Township officers were declared
TO be elected IS follows:
Agnes City Township-J. r. Moyes,
trustee; +. G. Edwards. treasurer; j. d
Gray, clerk; Johnathan Wingfeld, r. r.
Drury, constabies; Miles Titus. road over
tric4 No 2; j. Galbrath, district No. B;
Jonathan Wingfeld. district No. 4.
Americas Township-S. +. Domm, trus-
tee; A. G.. Edmiston. treasurer; j. s. Glib
son, clerk; A. C. SacKett, justice Of the
peace; Il. :. Ada1r and John Williams,
constables; Lewis Haver. road overseer
district No. 1; John Weekly, No. 2; J.
Grimsley, No. 8; j. Irvine, No. 6.
Centre Township-Dauiel Bitter, trus-
tee; e. e. Ferrln, treasurer; NJ. G.. Stark,
clerk Michael Maloney, justice Of the
peace; Darius Chamblin and C. e. Priest,
constables; George W. Clawson, road
j. C. Furnace, No. 8; D. V. Stevens, no. 4
Elmendaro Township-Wm. Hall, trus-
tee; Thos. Campbell, treasurer; w. p
Gould. clerk; d. F. Hull, w. h. Priest.
constables; W. b. Holt, road oVerseeT
district No. l; John r. Fruits, No. 2; r.
F. Mahaffy, No. 8; Joseph Spander, No. 4;
J. .. Myers, No. o; l.. c. Gardner, No. 8;
Il. 3. Fleming, No. Z.
Emporla Township-C. T. Caveness.
trustee; II. H. Gray. treasurer; A. G..
Wilhlte, clerk; W. B. Ross. justice OF the
peace; J. Pruitt and w. 7. Soden, con-
stables; D. L. Davis, road OveTseer dis.
trict No. /. j. Z. Walkup. No. 2; 3. f.
I.na q haU n A.
lessee Hunt. No. 8; John Fowler, No. q;
A. Hiatt. No. z; Ellis Owen, Ne. 8: A.
Fowler, Ne. 8; d. 4. Lewis, No. 10; Da-
Vid Williams. No. IL.
Fremont Township-Joseph Frost, +rus-
tee; VIM. Hollingsw Orth. treasurer; r. j.
the peace; J. Colglazier, j. II. Cowan,
constables; John q. Davis, road overseer
district No. L; J.Sponsler, No. 2; r. Lum-
ley, No. 3; VIM. Rosean, No. 4; Joseph
Eggezs. No. 8; r. NJ. Brown, No. 6; Rees
Howell, No. Z; A. Harlin, No. 8.
Jackson TOwnship-J. 8. Pigman, trus-
tee; Chas. ToIford, treasurer; j. B. Line
weaver. clerk; w. +. Va1gundy and N
H. Kelly, cOnstSbles; j. G. DAVIS, road
overseer districts and 2; j. j. Jacobs, Jr.,
No. 3; w. b. Hawkins, No. B; ID. 81. KEEL
ly, No. 6; John Foster, No. z; I. TwOgood,
No. 8; VIM. PInson, No. 8.
Pike Township-C. e. Lynch, trustee;
VIM. Flickinger, treasurer; J. s. Pickett,
clerk; J.W. Phillips, justice of the peace;
n. NJ. Carter, <. l.. KirkeEdall, consta-
bles; James Hartman, road overseer dis
trict No. 1; a. N. Weesner, No. 2; A. A.
Allen, No. j. James Ford, No. 4; samuel
Allen, No. 8; II. G. Whinnery, No. 6.
Reading Township II. F. Holmes,
trustee; W. q. Douglass, treasurer; w.
H. Penield, clerk; Oliver Phillips. JUS
tice or the peace; John II. Love and j. j.
Swan, constables; a. G. Lawrence, road
overseer district No. l; A. NJ. Phillips,
No. 9; Thos. Gordon, No. 8; A. D. Nor.
ton, No. 4.
Waterloo TOwnship-John BramhilI
trustee; B. FL. G. WILDER, treasurer;
Eiza. Moore, clerk; w. r. Wright and p,
b. Houck, constables; VIM. Wendell,
road Overseer district No. 1; W. C. John
son, No. 2; N. w. Robb. No. 3; James
Pollock, No. 4; j. W. Best, No. 5: Alex
Weaver, No. =; A. II. Smith. Z.
The Board opened sealed bids for fur.
nishing Lyon county with 60 cords Of
wood, and awarded the same to Lew
Wood and A. P. Kelly-each to furnish
80 cords, at "a per cord.
The Board cancelled vouchers returned
by the County Treasurer to the amount
Of S43, 4Ss. 80.
The Board audited expenses Of election
officers to the amount of S224.s0.
The Board having made q thorough ex
animation OF the annual report Of the
County Treasurer, it was, on motion
unanimously approved as correct.