McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1885-04-09
Commissioners Proceedings.
OFFICE OF COUNTY CLERK,
INDIANOLA. Neb.. March %. 1885

January q, 1885. Present, f. }. Arlington,
Henry Crabtree and s. L. Green, commission
ers.tand C. D. cramer county clerk
Proceedings of last session read and ap-
proved.
ROAD PETITIoN.-G. II. Starbuck and others
petition for public road as follows, to wit
Commencing at the northwest corner of sec.
ii. town. 2, north Of range 30 west of the 9th
r. NJ, running thence west on a section line
to APPOINT 20 rods east of the range line between
ranges 30 and 81, thence in northwesterly di-
rection about ten rods, and thence west to
said range line between ranges 30 and 81, the
above variations from section line beingatO
avoid two deep canyons over which it would
be impracticabe to build road and termna-
ting at this point, being point about 10 rods
north OF the southwest corner of sec. @, town.
2, north of range 30 west 9th p NJ
On motion petition for the foregoing describ-
ed road was granted and road established, pro-
vided the county shall be at no expense for
survey or right of way for same.
APPOINTMENTs.-Onm motion Rodney S. Bak
or was appointed assessor for North Valley
precinct. On motion Taylor Quigly was ap-
pointed oyerseer road district No. 5.
On motion lots one, two and three sec. 2, tip.
to enter same on tax list of 1853, as follows:
Lot 1,yvaluation $500, No. acres, $3.50 lot 2,
valuation, $1,000, No. acres, AZ 40 lot 3, valua-
ton $500, No. acres. $40.
The foregoing described land is owned by
Rodney 8. Baker and assessed in his name.
Petition for new road district by Thos. Ben
nett, E. G. Brown and others read.
On motion road district Nc % was establish
ed out of territory in the present districts II
and Is, as follows:
Comprising all of sections ., g. 10, II, IA, Is,
q, %, 20, q, "a and 81, all of said sections being
in town. Q, range % west of the 9th P. NJ.
On motion ThOs. Bennett was appointed
Overseer road district No. %.
On motion official bond of Thomas Bennett
was approved.
On motion official bond of Rodney S. Baker,
assessor North Valley precinct, was approved,
ROAD PETITIoN.-Lyman N. Miller and
others. petition for public road as follows,
to-wit:
Commencing at the northeast corner Of sec.
20, town. 3, north of range 90 west 9th P. NJ,
running thence north to the northeast corner
of section 81, town. 4,north of range 90 west 9th
P. NJ, following section lines between sections
20 and 81, 16 and II, and 8, and in town. 3,
and sections 32 and 80 in town. 4, all in range
g, and terminating at the northeast corner of
sec. 3D. town. 4,north of range 29west 9Th p. NJ.
On motion petition granted and road estab-
lished provided the county shall be at no
pense for survey or right of way of same.
On motion W. F. Simpson was appointed
overseer road district No. 6.
On motion claims were audited and allowed
and warrants drawn on road fund 1881 levy as
follows:
Frees & Hockncll, for lumber .........,S 729
Frees & Hocknell, for lumber. ......-.. 40
Claim of J. E. Doph, services as judge of
election in 1878, laid over.
On motion claims were audited and allowed
and warrants drawn on the general fund 1884
levy as follows:
Sylvanus Teter, services digging grave of A. L.
Flowers, by order of Clark Ward, overseer
OF poor. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 2C0
j. S. Phillips furnishing coffin of A. l..
Flowers, by order of Clark Ward,
Overseer of poor. ........... .......... Is 80
Powell Bros, furnishing supplies for
support of Homer Mack by order
Clark Ward, overseer poor. Is So
Frees g. Hocknell, furnishing wood and
coal for support of A. L. Flowers and
Homer Mack, by order Clark Ward
overseer poor ................:' I3 20
Frees i Hocknell, furnishing coal for
court house. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. % 30
j. H. Goodrich. furnishing sundry Office
supplies for treasurer's Office ....... 10 60
A. Utter, returning North Valley pre-
cinct poll books Nov. 1884. 20
c. ID. Cramer, paid express charges on assess.
or's books and blanks, district court blanks.
nj
bond record legal cap and 1885 tax lists,
AsO. For lead pencils, pens and penhold-
ers and paid carpenter for putting locks on
drawers in vault, 81 Is. Warrant for. SO 25
j. w. Welborn. sheriff's fees in case of
State VS.. Leslie Moore ...-.-.-...... & 10
L. c. Stephenson, furnishing lock for
drawers in vault ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. %
Omaha Republican, furnishing books
for treasurers office. ........$ 81 90
pens, ink, court wrappers. etc. II
.........s-. ............... -
Warrant for. Observation-Disclosures. 40 10 |
State Journal Co, books and blanks for |
county court. - 40 |
State Journal Co., journal for treasurer's
ONCE. 49,. --...........-......S $50
letter heads for clerk Office. go
district court blanks. ....... $50
Warrant for. Observation-Disclosures. l6 90 |
NJ. d. Noel, hauling lumber for seats in
court house 1851, 1882, 1888. 1884; haul
ing chairs 1884 for district court sess-
ions: hauling coal to court house;
claim $40 % allowed ut and warrant
drawn for. ........ 8 90
On motion the board fixed compensation of
the clerk for making assessors books for 1885
McCook and Indianola villages and eleven pre-
cIncts, at S65 90.
On motion the board fixed the compensation
of the clerk of the board for the year 1855 at
four hundred dollars.
On motion claims were aunited and allowed
and warrants drawn on the general fund 1884
levy, as follows:
e. ID. Cramer, clerks salary quarter end
ing March 81, 1885 .s 100 90
C. ID. Cramer, making assessors books
Tor Ioo5. ---.---......-..... 65 90
LANDS NOT TAXED IN 1SS4.-Ailen A. Phillip
ri, s-w Il INV "a and lot sec ., Sc u ne Il
and LOT sec 3, all in town, 9 r. %