The Columbus journal., 1881-02-03
her the same was rejected.

approved by the board.
The board now made the follow
ing estimate of expenses necessary
to the county for the ensuing year.
TO wit:
| For ordinary county revenue,
including support Of the poor. SsO,OOO
For roads ..... 1900
! For countv sinking fund 5000
| For the payment of interest and
five per cent. of principal on
S67,O0O outstanding funding
bonds and bridge bonds ....... ll,oW
For the payment of interest on
$lOOO00 X. r. bonds ........... 10000
For the payment of interest and
five per cent. of principal on
$1,000 Butler bridge bonds 3.ooo
On motion, the Clerk was in
structsd to have said estimate pub
lished four successive weeks.
Jury On inquest case OF Charles
Sylvan appeared before the board
and asked the board to make i'm
prOvements in county jail.
Board took recess until l:30
p. n.
l:3O p. IN. Full board present.
Clerk made application for two
assistants for the year 1881, which
was granted.
On motion, the Clerk was author
lied to procure revenue and road
laws for use of assessors and road
supervisors.
On motion, the Clerk was in
structed 10 have the annual state
meut published in condensed form.
Motion made that Jacob Ernst be
appointed commission on stock
brands for two years from January
lst, 1881. Carried.
Petition of Geo. S. Truman and
others to divide Monroe precinct in
two road districts was read and
thereupon a division was made by
a line running along the west line
of sections 3, 10, ID, %, 27 and "a, in
township IL, north of range ) west
TO Loup river, the eastern division
of the two districts, to be called |
road district No. 20.
On motion, the Clerk was in
structed to notify the several road |
overseers to inquire into the prac-
ticability of dividing their road |
districts.
Petition Of Louis Schroeder to sell |
liquor in the town of Humphrey |
having been laid over last meeting
was now granted aud the Clerk in
structed to issue the license accord
ingly, said license to run six months
and TO be dated this day.
Application of Sam Anderson for
lumber to repair bridge across the
Lookingglass was granted.
Bid of DIR. Hoehen to attend to
sick paupers of this county from
January III, 1881, to January III,
1882, for the sum of $40 was now
accepted and the Clerk instructed
to draw up the contract according
to requirements as published in no.
tice for bids.
On motion, il was resolved that
the Clerk make requisition upon the
auditor of public accounts for the
following revenue blanks and
books, viz:
% assessment books; tax book
original lO-quire - % quires; l
clerks account book with county
treasurer; county treasurer's cash
book; l county treasurer's tax sales
book; | county treasurer's warrant
book; 1000 blank No. l. schedule
of assessment; 500 blank No. 2 state
ment OF deduction from or. 10 blank
No. ) assessments of banks, etc; 25
blank No. 4 assessments OF corpara-
tiOns; 80 blank No. 8 abstract of
assessment; 1000 blank No. 4 county
treasurer's tax receipt; 200 blank
No. 10 county treasure"'s return of
tax sales; 200 blank No. I6 county
treasurer's certificate of tax sales:
loo blank No. IL county treasurer's
tax deed % blank No Is statement
of personally taxes not collectable;
% blank No. Is statement of errors
in assessments and footings; 25
blank No. 20 statement of delin-
quent real estate taxes; % blank No.
2l al justment Oftreasurer's accounts
by county board; 25 blank No. %
clerks certificates to auditor: %
blank No. 23 clerks certificates to
loal authorities; % blank No. "a
county treasurer's statements of
state taxes; blank No. q requisi-
tions for revenue books and blanks.
Motion TO adjourn until to-mor-
row morning at 9 o'clock, a. m
agreed.
A,,as,. JOHN STAUFFER,
County Clerk.
THURSDAY, Jan. l3, 1881.
Pursuantto adjournment the board
OF County Commissioners met on
Thursday, January Ii, 1881, at 8
o'clock, a. m. Roll called. Pres
ent, John Wise, Chairman OF the
board, Michael Maher and Joseph