McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1884-02-21

CLsHk's OFFICE,
1ndianola, Neb., Feb. 8, 1884. !

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Board of County Commissioners met
pursuant to adjournment Present,
Henry Crabtree, 4. j. Arlington, S. l.
Green, Commissioners, and G. d. era.
mer, Clerk.
On motion, the clerk was instructed
20 order four Squire justices dockets.
Consideration of the question Of the
amount of damages to John G. Eaton
& Bros. and G. ,. Phelps, for establish
ing public road through their lands
was taken up:
On motion, seventy dollars was allow
ed said John G. Eaton & Bros. for land
taken for said road according to plot
Of same.
On motion, twenty-eight dollars was
allowed c. d. Phelps for land taken for
said road according to the plot of same.
Motion, that Eaton Bros. be allowed
one hundred dollars damages on the
residue of their lands, lost.
On motion, John G. Eaton & Bros.
were allowed fifty dollars damages on
the residue Of their lands.
On motion, c. d. Phelps was allowed
one hundred and seventy-fve. dollars
damages on the residue of his land.
On motion, petitions Of V. Franklin
and others granted, viz: To establish
a public road commencing at the south
east corner of section 81, town. l, range
29, thence north to bridge on Republi-
can River, thence north, terminating at
McCook Road Record in clerk s
Office for exact and specific description.
On motion, petitions of George White
and others was granted as follows {:
That town. 4, range 80, be taken from
Red Willow voting precinct and annex
ed to Willow Grove precinct.
On motion, accounts as follows were
allowed and clerk ordered to draw war
rants for same:
LEVY GENERAL FUND 1883.
BENZ. vanDyke. paid to DR.. Hammond for
medicine, prescriptions and visits to
prisoner, j. Savage, claim of $3.50, al
John ". Welborn, sheriffs fees, miiage,
ETC., in case of j. H Evans charged with
insanity, So, fees special Feb. term dis
trict court, 81, warrant for. 80
LEVY GENERAL FUND 1881
Wm.weygint, judge of election, NOv.'sl.
Judge of election, Feb. 20, 'S2, war. for 90
8. Teter, saving five cords wood. ........ %
LEVY GENERAL FUND 1882:
J. S. Phillips, making drawers for pigeon =
James Hetherington presented bills for
making tax lists follows
1873, S34 $780, 5000; 1881. s52.12; 1882, $57.3s;
On motion, consideration of same was
postponed until next meeting.
Sealed bids for publishing legal no.
tees and commissioners proceedings
were opened and considered.
F. NJ. KIMMELL's BID:
Will publish commissioners proceedings at
one cent per line; legal notices at One-fourth
legal rates, or 25c for first insertion, and lOc.
F. NJ. KIMMELL.
G. S. BISHOPS BID:
I will publish commissioners proceedings
and all legal notices for the year ending Feb.
LIST, 1885, FREE. Respectfully,
On motion, G. S. Bishops PROPOSE
ton was accepted.
On motion, 1t was voted that sealed
bids for painting Offices and courtroom
may be fled in the clerks Office any
time previous to II NJ. Saturday, March
90, 1884, when all bids so fled will be
opened and considered by the Board.
The clerk was instructed to notify
Assessors to attend session of the Board
to be held Saturday, March %, 1884.
1t appearing to the Board that Frees
& Hocknell were not assessed on their
stock of lumber in the town of McCook,
for the year 1883, and that they desired
to be assessed, as omission to be assess
ed was not their fault; the Board or
dered that Saturday, March %, 1884,
is hereby appointed day for said Frees
& Hocknell to show cause why said
omission should not be supplied, and
their names and property entered on the
tax list, and if no cause be shown to the
contrary, the Commissioners will assess |
said property and tax on same will be
collected as provided by law.
On motion, the Board adjourned to
meet Saturday, March 22, 1884.
CD. CRAMER, County Clerk.