The Columbus journal., 1882-01-25

$4,000 Columbus precinct
railroad bonds. .... 2,OUO
Samuel Anderson was appointed
road overseer for Dist. No. g III
Monroe precinct.
Motion TO adjourn until to-mor-
row at 9 o'clock q. m., agreed.
WEDNESDAY, Jan. III, 1882.
Board met as per adjournment.
AT roll call, all present.
The board visited the county Jail
and found that it is Necessary to
build 4 new floor and ceiling in
the same. On motion of commits
sioner Hudson, the sheriff was in
structed 10 employ some competent
carpenter to have said work done.
On motion, Joseph Braun was ap.
pointed Justice of the peace for
Humphrey precinct.
Transcript of liquor sold by
Schrsm & Drebert, of Humphrey,
was examined and placed on file.
Petition of Marshall Smith and
others to appoint NJ. X. Turner as
county attorney was laid over.
Deed from Pat Fahey for Knapp
road was accepted and the clerk in
structed to issue a warrant on gen.
cral fund levy for 1880 for the sum
of $4,000 in favor Of said Fahey.
G. Wheeler Of Lost Creek precinct
made application for medical assist
ance for his family. On motion, the
clerk was instructed to order the
county physician to visit said family
and report their condition to this
board.
f. Buss's application for culvert
north of Schaad's bridge was re-
ferred to road overseer Of district
No. 2.
Bids for supplies for the ensuing
year were all rejected by the board.
THE following bills were allowed
and the clerk instructed to draw
warrants therefor on general fund
levy of 1880, to wit:
Jos. Rivet, services as county
commissioner r....$ AZ w
John Wise, services as county
commissioner. -. ....... 56 4U
NJ. Maher, services as county
commissioner ..... 36 C0
II. j. Hudson, kindlers for
county Judge e..... l25
Benz. Spielmsn, sheriff, post
ing election notices ... 36 90
NJ. E. Clother, deputy sheriff,
posting election notices. %. 43 90
Benz. Spielman, sheriff, sum-
mOnlng jury. ry.......:...... 81 W
J. z. Moncrief, services as
school superintendent. 49,. 43 90
boarding prisoners ~ 91O0
Wm. Burgess, printing... 725
A. flemish, timber by road
overseer Elliott. t........ 400
Board took recess until one
o'clock p. m. At one O'Clock p. m,
all present.
On motiol, .. J. Savidge was ap-
pointed constable for Lost Greek
precinct to fill the vacancy until
next general ele :tiOn.
The following bills were allowed
and the clerk instructed to draw
warrants therefor on general fund
levy of 1880, 10 Wit:
Columbus Lumber and Grain
Company. .$l34 7S
Henry Cass, work and mate
rial for county. w go. % so
Henry Luers, work for LOup
bridge. lO 30
Will b. Dale, work for coun-
ty superintendent. ...... 500
S. A. BOnesteel, services as
commissioner of insanity. 800
T. {. Ryan, goods for pauper
w neelef. ) TO
DIR. +. Hoehen, services as
county physician .. 5000. 59l7
Columbus Cemetery Associa-
ton, burying places for
paupers 800
L. Kramer, goods for paupers 713
Julius Rasmussen, goods for
pauper Wheeler ..... $50
Mitchell & Martyr, medical
services for commissioners
Ofinsanity ....... Is
Paul Hoppen, fees and board
ing prisoners as jailor. 80. 25 100
G. A. Newman, work in treas
urer's office. ce.... 500
Omaha Republican, tax re-
celpt, etc 3S 80
Chas. Davis, work in court
mouse .-....-.-.. IL 0U
DIR. Edwards, fees in State VS..
LAWS y I'd
f. Brodfuehrer, clock for
county judges office. ..... 2OOO
State Journal Co., tax re-
Celpt, etc ..-.-.... IA 80
Benz. Spielman, sheriff fees in
insane case ....... 4SO
Henry Ragatz, goods for pau
per Mrs. Reagan. .. Ats
VIM. DIETRICH, goods for the
county ---.: SO
John Huber, deputy sheriff,
fees in Dress inquest. ..... $50
Thos. Dress, witness in Dress
inquest. st................... 10
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