Omaha daily bee., 1885-03-03
DOUGLAS DADS.
The Saturday Meeting of tho County
Commissioners.
SATURDAY, February %, 1885.

Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Present - Commissioners 9'Keeffe,
Corllss and Timme.
Minutes of the preceding meeting
read and approved.
The resignation Of Samuel Lippencott
as constable for Omaha Precinct No. 2,
was accepted and ordered fled.
The following resolution was adopted:
Resolved, that the county clerk be and
is hereby directed to Telegraph Ernest
Feige to forward furniture fer the new
court houss without further delay.
The records and all papers In Road Nc.
1894 "B." were submitted to the board
and action postponed to March IS, 1886.
Geo. b. Stryker was appointed copsts.
BILE for Omaha precinct No. 2, vice Sam
uel Lippencott, resigned.
The clerk was instructed to transmit
the following telegram TO Ernest Feige:
ERNEST FEIGE, East Saginaw,
Mich i am directed to advise you to
forward furniture for new court house
without further delay.
By order of the county commissioners,
H.. T. LEAvTT, County Clerk,
Douglas Co /, Neb,"
The following accounts were allowed:
BRIDGE FUND.
Nicholas Bainbridge, piling furnished rs 90
stephen Robinson, on account Water.
loo Drluhe. GOU W
ROAD FUND.
S. p. Redman. work on road ....... ~ 90
Peter O'Rourke, do. ............... q 90
GENERAL FUND.
Day county. 1900 90
d. 5. shane, services in Feb. iSS5... $50 w
M. I. Sweet, petit juror Feb. term
1850. 81 w
~. j. Tyler, tales juror Feb. term
1889. w
Frank L. Moorss, ticket for poor. 6 80
poor 275
Allen Bros, coffee for city poor..... 81 60
Clark Bros. & Co., do.............. q 90
G. S. Goodrich & Co. brooms for
Mitchell, Vance & Co. fgt. ct. on gas
fix. new G. &c 81
Clark Bros, 65 burlaps, labor and
team. ....... . ~
A, l. strang & Co, hardware for
poor farm 80
Frank E Moores, tickets for poor. 3S 80
A. M. Steele 4 Co., sugar for poor
farm. Il 40
Clark Bros. & Co., coffee for city and
county 70 w
| VIM. N. Whitney, shoes yor city poor q 80
Wilcox & Stephens, groceries for poor
chas. j. Karbach, rep, machinery for
county IL 65
J. 3. Smith, wit. fees, Oct. term
Charles Wilson, wit. fees, Feb. 1885
| term. W
M. Whslep, do. 2 90
f. J. McShane. 4 90
\ A. r. Hensel, do. 2 90
| Ed. German, 6 90
DR.. P. M. Chadwick, do. .......... IL 90
A. w. Price, 4 90
| John Kinnelly, do. %
| John Pettay, do. 6 90
Charles Bond, do. 2 90
Nora E.. Dineen, ............... 90
Geo. johnson, coal for county poor. 3 80
Drexel & Maui, collins for poor. 8 90
B. P. knight, work treas. Office $40. 80 90
guarding pris. Feb. 1885. 49,. $50 25
| Henry Pundt, groceries for poor farm II 80
VIM. Miller, bailiff Feb. 1885 term. "a 90
Louis Grebe, "a 90
1885. Observation-Disclosures. lis 80
Al. Sigwart, wit. fee Feb. 1875 term 6 co
Morris Sullivan, 90
Omaha Republican, books, blanks
etc. 34b W
house, 5000 90
Omaha Republican, books, blanks etc. 202 So
VIM. A. Redick, wit. fee Feb. 1885
term z w
Nettie jerks, seamstrees at poor
house l6 w
Annie Farnen, laundress at poor
house ............................ 400
Sadie Franklyn, cook at poor house II 90
|. s. Sherman, nurse at poor house.. 20 90
Wesley Greer, asst. supt. at poor
house rs 90
Susan Lyndall, cook at poor house. 10 90
T.. N. Pierce, supt. poor house 900. Is 90
/. f.. Pierce, cash expended. ....... II 10
% 90
s. Peterson, work at poor farm ..... 20 90
Feb. 1885. 1os co
Y. w. Corliss, do. 115 SO
r. OrKeefe, 10Y GO
M. Lahy, services for Feb. 1Ss5..... 70 90
Adjourned to Wednesday March All,
1885.
H.. LEAvIrT,
Nopntu CLARK