Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-09-20

to +. NJ. Van Peit for reporter fees
August term district court 1888 by Or
der of Judge Thornell.
Minutes of auditor during vacation
read and On motion approved as read
this Sd day Of September, 1888.
JOHN III. RENDLEMAN
County Auditor.
PROCEEDINGS OF BOARD.
AUDITORS OFFICE, AUDUBON, Iowa.
September sd, 1888. !
The board of supervisors of Audubon
county, Iowa, met pursuant to law.
Prcsent-Jesper Jensen, chairman, A.
+. Armstrong and Samuel Minser.
On motion the board proceeded to the
transaction OF business, as follows:
Minutes of auditor during vacation
were read and Oil motion approved as
read.
On motion school fund loans were
examined and approved as follows: Lii
da II. Myers, &l,GJO; Charles and Rachel
Conant $3.50.
Official bond Of John Edwards as
clerk of Audubon township was exam
incd and on motion approved.
Petition of Herman PoiZin for abate-
meut on valuation OF 1925, Lincoln
township, for 1887, was on motion al
lowed.
On motion the county treasurer was
instructed to issue duplicate school or
der for &l671i in favor of Extra town
ship, the original having been lost.
On motion the board appointed the
following named persons to serve as
the soldiers relief commission as prOvi-
ded by section of chapter lO5, laws of
the end General Assembly: j. w. b.
Cole, l year; George IIardenbrook,
years; Harp Wilson, 3 years.
On motion school fund loan of S. A.
| Heath was extended for twOy years from
Aug. Is, 1888.
On motion school fund loan of ID. A.
| Weatherby was extended for five years
from Sept. II, 1888.
On motion Joseph McMurray was al
lowed refund on valuation Of 5000 on
account of erroneous tax for 1887, in
Cameron township.
On motion the tax of 1887 assessed
against lots s and 9, in block 5, in the
town Of Audubon, Iowa, was abated or
account of charity.
On motion school fund loan of Sarah
Dicus was extended two years from
March u, 1883.
On motion petition of Daniel Brunei
for abatement Of taxes of lot ! of lot 5
and lot of lot 6, both of block 3, of the
town of Extra on account of loss Of
building by fire was allowed.
On motion the tax of 1887 on east
part of lot 8 of block in the town o.
Extra was abated on account of loss o.
building by fire.
On motion petition of Peter KOme!
for abatement of taxes was rejected.
On motion consent road petitionc(
for by ". r. Bruner ct al. in Audubon
township was established as petitionet
for.
On motion w. II. D0ak was allowed
$500 for sheep killed by dogs and tn,
county auditor instructed to issue war
rant for 70 per cent of same on dOmeS
tic animal fund.
On motion Jcsper Jensen was ap
pointed commissioner TO view sites fol
two county bridges in section ii Doug
las township and report at Novembe
meeting 1888.
On motion Je3per Jensen was ap
pointed commissioner to view sit
for county bridge in road district No.
Oakiield township, and report at No
vember meeting 1888.
+ On motion the county attorney wa
instructed to collect amount paid b.
county for board and care of Uarve
Noon and b. j. Anderson insane.
On motion the board proceeded t.
make tax levy as follows:
(See table in neat cOlatmn.)
O'Clock A. II. September 4th, 1885,
| The board of supervisors met pursu
ant to adjournment members all pres
ent.
On motion the report of clerk O
: courts of fees collected for June, Jul
. and August, 1888, was examined and O
' motion approved.
! On motion accounts were allowed a
follows:
Cotton & Hash merchandise 3
for, county poor Harrington
and AbleS. %
. John l.. Myers caring for w ID
St2ncliff poor. ........... 80 G
Z Palmer Curtis meat for uar-
1 nngtOn poor. ............... 10
r Palmer Cnrtis meat for Ables
n family poor. ............... 30 s
= W ID Forbes merchandise for
i poor person. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. q
L III. Moore board and care of
{ w ID Stancliif poor. 40
;; j B COnrardy house rent for
y Ables poor four months. go. ~ {
It Conklin & Son merchandise for
= Phippin and Parrot poor. -. "a
l. j + Schroeder house rent for
It Hansen poor. ............ II
II 7 J Byrd board and care of
9 Gregory children .. 40 {
il Hensley Brothers merchandise
for Harrington poor. .... II :
II Dr. J i Cioughly medical at
tendance on Mary Usherpoor %
Willard RattenbOrg house rent
for Mrs. Byriel poor. ..... IL
w ii Doak meat for poor and
poor farm. ................. 10
J. b. Hash wood for Harring-
&c ton, poor. 3 +.
20 G l. Bison medicine for Il Z
q Adams poor. ........ q
:" Mary Persing attending Rhoda
Is Ables during confinement. 81
= Smith & Company merchandise
" Thomas Adams poor. IS
re Crane & Crane publishing
e. board proceedings and sta
q tionary for county. IS
Crane 4 Crane stationary for
a county ................ 4
h II $ iIallock medical attendance
N on Thomas Adams poor. 5.
It Cousins IL Mcclure publishing
4, board proceedings and sta
k tionary for county superin-
tendent. II,
X Ha;nlin merchandise for
7 poor claimed S45O0 allowed, 80
i. ii w Hanna per cent of collec-
IL tion of fines .... CD
r Mrs Ann Weston for tax paid
{ in error was allowed refund
for. 40