The Worthington advance., 1879-10-09
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Of the Board of County Commissioners
AUDITORS OFFICE.
WoRr1llNGroS. Oct. 3, 1879.
Board met III special session.
Preseqt-~>*H = sa2EsE2. 49,. ~
Fred Bloom, list District
Robert Shore, Sd District. -.~
A. 9. Robinson, I'd Dist, Gilman.
Minutes of last meeting read and ap-
proved. J.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS.
Unfinished business taken up.
The application Of X. g. Beecham for
merly presented to have. taxes refunded
Illegally assessed on VT of sec. II, town
102, range 43, was presented, she produc-
ing the contract made by the Railroad
Company showing satisfactorily to the
Board that she had not contracted for
the same until after the first day of Nav
1878.
The application was granted and the
County Treasurer was authorized to re-
fund the same, charging the amount
refunded to the proper accounts.
Peter Ulveling also came before the
Board and made application to have
taxes refunded him paid on set sec. II,
town 102, range 43, illegally assessed,
lie producing proper vouchers showing
satisfactorily to the Board that he had
not contracted for the said described
land until after the 1st day of MAY.
1878.
Application granted and County
Treasurer authorized to refund the a.
mount paid, charging the same to the
proper accounts.
The case of Mrs. Lyons, destitute,
etc., was brought before tile Board by
Mr.. Robinson. A motion was made
and carried that 81 so per week be al
lowed from the poor fund as Temporal
ry relief in behalf OF Mrs. Lyons.
II. ID. Winters presented application
for bounty on trees which was rejected.
A. Miner made application to have
certain road tax in the village of Wor-
thington assessed to +. F. Drake re-
funded, producing receipt given by him
(Miner) rs Roadmaster to L. +. Drake
showing the same was paid but errone
onsly reported by Clerk as delinquent.
Tie County Treasurer was authoriz-
ed to refund 81 II, the amount paid on
delinquent road tax, charging the same
to the village Of Worthington.
Bills presented for expenses in case
of J. Masgar by Mr.. Shore were post
poned and Mr.. Shore was authorized to
investigate the same and report ut next
meeting.
Motion made and carried that an ap-
preparation be made from County to
purchase a car load of wood for fuel for
Court House and Jail and that the
County Auditor purchase the same to
the best advantage to the county.
An appropriation Of S56 was made to
build second bridge on section line be-
tween sections and on Elk Greek
Wortl'ington township, said bridge
having formerly been ordered built by
the County Commissioners.
BILLS PRESENTED AND ALLOWED.
Peter Thompson, shoes furnished pauper
per order Com. and sundries furnished
County, s. 81
A. S Lindsay, publishing Proceedings of
Co. Com. july -, .Si9, 6 80
Same, publishing SlIne, and printing
State assignments, &C, tiica cs etc, lG 9S
A I. Miller, publishing Proceedings Of
Board, Notices, etc, l6 so
Perkins Bros, printing and binding q
Tablets, 2 forms. 27 so
5. A. Hiidyetb, Scrubbing AMI cleaning
Court House. Offices, etc, GO
Miller and Smith, stationery furnished
Clerk OF Court, etc, lOt0
Joseph Lowe. flour and provisions fur
nlShed }. Muck, 50
Il. d. Barber, medicines and services
furnished pauperS, 24 50
State VS. I: X. Th"Mps III, Justice Bell
HetIs bill:
J. A. Town. Sheriff. So
Same, WithcSS, 10
If. ii. Anderson, witness, 100
Frank Lewis witi.pSS 100
n. A. Call, Witness \ mileage 30
r. b. Andrews same, 10
L. B. Bennett, Justice fees, S 10
Total, Sl4 GO