The Columbus journal., 1882-01-25
Commissioners Proceedings.
THURSDAY, Jan. 5, 1882

THURSDAY, Jan. >, 1882
Board met at 10 O'Clock a. M, pres
ent, John Wise, chairman of The
board, commissioners Michael Ma
her and Joseph Rivet, and John
Stauffer, clerk.
Minutes Of previous meetings were
read and approved.
Commissioner Wise now retired
from the board, his term having ex.
pired, and the newly elected county
commissioner, II. j. Hudson, took
bis seat in the board. The board
now organized with commissioner
Maher as chairman.
The clerk made application for
two assistants for the year 1882,
which was granted.
On motion, Mathew Lowry was
appointed road overseer for district
No. 30, Humphrey precinct.
Board took a recess until ! o'clock
p. m.
At o'clock p. m., all present.
The following official bonds were
approved, to wit: Bond of John G.
Higgins, county Judge; Daniel Z.
Kavanaugh, sheriff; John Staufler,
county clerk J. +. Moncrief, supt
public instruction l.. j. Cramer,
county surveyOr;A Heintz, coroner.
Bonds of the following justices of
the peace, were approved: John
Miller, Sherman precinct; Joseph o.
Tasker, Monroe; w. j. Irwin, Wood
vile; Herman Pieper, Sherman
VIM. M. Arnold, Lookingglass; j.
s. Freeman, Stearns; William Up
hoG, Granville; Charles Heitsman,
Creston; Jacob Tschudin, Loup; ID.
J. Clark, CrestOn; Geo. w. Shsfler,
Lost Creek; Henry 4. SpOerry,
Stearns: Peter Matson, Walker;
William Gerhold, Bismark; Byron
Millett and w. NJ. Cornelius. Co.
lumbus.
Bonds of the following constables,
were approved: Martin Postle and
John Huber, Columbus; John L.
johnson, Walker; Jacob Judd,
Stearns; John Q. Tssker, Monroe;
Bernard Uphofi, Granville; S. J.
Davidson, Woodville; Thos. Jones,
Lookingglass; Heinrich Tabke,
Sherman.
Bonds of the following assessors,
were approved: Patrick Coleman,
Pleasant Valley precinct; Richard
Olmer, Granville; N. Olson, Cres-
ton; George Zimmerman, Hum
phrey; Robert Lewis, Lookingglass;
Ferdinand Ripp, Burrows; John
Zumbrum, jr., Stearus M. Brugger,
Sherman G. X. Bullock, Woodville;
J. j. Burke, Shell Greek E. e. Hall,
Monroe; c. Meedel, Butler Gus. G.
Becher, Columbus John Eisenmann,
Loup; Herman Wilken, Bismark
George Scheidel, Lost Creek.
Bonds of the following road over
seers, were approved: John Saal-
field, Dist. 2, Bismark precinct; B.
Hanson, Dist. %, Walker; John E.
Godfrey, Dist. IL, Patrick Griffin,
Dist. l and Thos. Heating, Dist. %,
Columbus; Peter Schaffroth, Dist.
%, Shell Creek; Gerhard G. Lue-
schen, Dist. II, Sherman; Michael
Fisher, Dist. =, Granville; Henry
Guiles, Dist. q and w. j. Irwin,
Dist. 16, Woodville; John Walker,
Dist. 26 and Nicholas Pauly, Dist.
Dist. Z, Pleasant! Valley; William
Knight, Dist. q and George W.
Kibler, Dist. Is, Creston; Herman
Bakenhus, Dist. "a, Sherman Will
lam Hummer, Dist. -, LOup: Den
mis- Reagan, Dist. 9, Shell Greek !;
John Lucid, Dist. s and Willard
Chaplin, Dist. IL, Lost Creek John
Wurdeman, Dist. %, Bismark /; John
Won Bergen, Dist. 4, Stearns; Ola
w. Ohlson, Dist. 5, Walker; Henry
Lohaus, Dist. 3. Humphrey.
The county treasurer made appli-
cation for two assistants for the year
1882. The sheriff made application
for two assistants for the year 1882.
The following bills of road over
seers were audited: Joseph Hoff-
man, $500, Dennis Reagan, $l5.6O,
John Lucid. $l335.
Clerks account of fees received
for quarter ending Dec. 3lst, 1881.
also statement of fees for the year
1881 was examined and approved by
the board.
Motion to adjourn until Tuesday,
January 10th, 1882, it being the next
regular meeting. Agreed.
TUESDAY, Jan. 10th, 1882.
Boart met at 20 O'Clock a. IN. Roll
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