The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-04-21
COUNTY BOARD.


CRYSTAL FALLS, March "a, 1SSS.-Board
met pursuant TO call. Present, Super
visors VIM. Nesbitt, Charles Oleson, VIM.
Doucet, c. T. Roberts, John Morrison.
Minutes OF last meeting read aud approx
ed with the exception OF the matter per-
tanning 20 the Kendley case, which was
unanimously agreed to be dismissed on
the part OF the county. On motion OF
Chas. 0leson the meeting adjourned I'M
I'll the morning OF March %. On re-
assembling the committee on claims
proceeded TO examine the different bills,
which were allowed and disallowed and
the c,erk instructed 10 draw orders as
follows: VIM. Doucet, hall rent, $40;
Edward Kamp, wolf bounty, 81; North
ern Michigan insane asylum, care Of in
sane, S40.1S; John Morrison 4 Co.,
burying pauper, S25; John Simon, coal.
s62.67; VIM. Nesbitt. county services,
$3.50; j. III. * g. s. Parks, goods for
county, S25.60; c. T. Roberts, canvass
ing board, s7.40; Young Campbell,
holding inquest, $16.95 (; Young Campbell,
Justice services, $3.50; David Prince,
constable services, $3.50, S54; G. II.
Crandall, expenses, S7L.56; L. McQuown
sheriff services. S24.15; d. C. Lockwood,
boarding prisoners, $35; III. j. Hughitt,
copying returns, etc, $112,49; Ralph
Prince, sheriff services, Sill; A. Lustfield,
office furnishings, So; Pioneer drug store,
goods for office, $3.50; David Prince,
sheriff services, S22; Andrew Van Dam
daigue, wood, $40; Hen ny Dclorme, con
stable services, Sc; Watson & Palmer,
clothing, 1890; G. l.. Woodwork,
choolinspector, $50; p. r. Dunn, janitor
services, s7S; t. III. Flanagan, canvas
sing board, $l2.50; Chas. 0leson, can
wasting board, $20.20;P p. f. Dunn, Office
expenses and extra services, $l33.93;
s. ID. HOLSTER, extra services, $25 Ralph
Prince, sheriff service, $16.75; Ihling
Bros. stationary, etc, $703; G. M.
Atkinson, printing, etc, $93.35; Thos.
A. Phillips, Justice services and amount
for witnesses, $22.2O; JOS. Nicholson,
care OF prisoners in house OF correction,
$3I.72; Mike Murphy, witnessfees, $3.50;
George Brecn, witness fees. $3.50; John
Ham, witness fees, $3.50; Henry De-
lorme, witness fees, 81; C. s. Henry, wit
ness fees, 81 Sumner Hopkins, witness
fees, soc; Casper Aberle, witness fees, 81;
V. Carr, witness fees, soc; John Morrison,
supervisor services, S15.a0; VIM. Doucet,
supervisor services, $40; Charles OLE
son, supervisor services, 5000; VIM.
Nesbitt, supervisor services, $15.40; p.
O'Brien, printing, S53.40; j. s. Mclean,
sheriff services, S333.79; b. McLaugh-
lin, canvassing board, $500; Ralph
Prince, sheriff services, $5.15; Chas.
Gallagher, justice services, S3l 30; Geo.
G. Higbce, stenographers services, SAL
%; c. NJ Atkinson, publishing liquor
tax, S36.40; c. NJ. Atkinson, printing,
$65; Ralph Prince, sheriff services, Sl0.-
80; L. McQuown, sheriff services, 81
David Leroy, witness fees, 81. so; Garrett
sullivan witness fees, $3.50; Daniel Ur-
quhart, hauling coal, Sill; Menominee
county, clothing for prisoners, S12.50;
Ralph Prince, sheriff services, Sol sec
rotary Of state, books, $46.40; III. III.
Stafford 4 Son, drugs, etc, So; c. 4 NV
R'y Co., freight, S720; +. Morgan, game
warden services. $40; John Mcleod,
teamwork, $40; David Prince, constable
services, SIS. There upon the meeting
adjourned Co meet again on May /, 1888.
II. f.. DUNN, clerk