Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-06-21
PROCEEDINGS.
auditors Office, Audubon, la. !
June 4th. 1888. (


Auditors Office, Audubon. la.
June 4th, 1888.
The board of supervisors met pursu-
ant to law; present, JeSper Jensen,
Chairman \. +. Armstrong, and sam
uel Minser and on motion proceeded to
the transaction of business as follows:
Minutes of Auditor read and on mo-
ton approved as read
The following school fund loans were
examined and on motion approved:
MOllie +. Jenkins. ............S 25O 60
j. \. Shingledecker ............. 200 90
Martha \. Campbell. ........... $50 %.
Caroline ShultZ. .............4 100 10
August Burr Observation-Disclosures. 400 %
The board of supervisors in regular
session April 18th, 1888, having ordered
a resurvey of part of county road No9
to be made by the county surveyor rs
provided by sections 96l and 665 of the
code and the same having been made
as ordered and copy of the field notes
together with the plat having been filed
in the auditors office and due notice
been given as provided by law and the
matter coming up for hearing and ac-
ton by the board at this time, after
hearing all the evidence produced in
Guiding objections, the board being sat
listed that the law had been fully com
piled with on motion approved the re-
survey with the following notifications
tO-wit:
Not established across lots 13, 10 and
% section Is township u range 50 and
lot IL i'll section township IS range 81
but that the same be established begin
ming at the north west corner of lot l3
section 8 township IS range 81 and
running thence south on the township
line between Audubon and Extra town
ships to the south west corner of lot 20
I'm section 6 thence east on the north
side of the south line of said lots 20 and
~ in section to q point six and 1910
chains east of the south west corner of
said lot 10 said road to be fifty feet IN
width.
The hearing on county road No 1863
in Leroy township petitioned for by
James PratheP ct al coming up at this
time and the board having examined
all the papers i'll the case including the
report of commissioners appointed to
assess the amount damage sustained by
the testimony offered and being fully
advised In the premises on motion made
the following award i'll full of damage:
FREDERICK Buttertoh,,,....... 30 90
ThOS W Tfimble. ...........,, 30 %
and established road as petitiOned for
providing petitioners pay damage with.
auditor is hereby instructed to issue
warrants on county fund for costs
On motion the county surveyor was
authorized to confer with Shelby, Craw-
ford and Carroll county surveyors and
in conjunction with them establish
corner stone at north west corner An,
dubOn county.
On motion the board adjourned to
s o'clock a. H., June 9TH, 1885.
J. Ii. RENDLEMAN,
County Auditor.
8 O'clock \. NJ June 9th, 1888.
The board of supervisors met pqrsu-
ant to adjournment.
On motion reports of county officers
were examined and approved as fol
lows:
Clerk of courts report Of fees collected
for April and May 1888.
County auditors report of fees col
lected for April and May 1888.
County Auditors report of settle
fund accounts from December 18th,
County auditors report of county,
bridge, permanent and temporary
school funds.
L. J. Freemans report as superin-
fendent OF court house hall.
On melton accounts were allow ed as
follows:
g M 0verholtzer repairing
county bridge ..........,n $50
Henry Rohrbech lumber for
county bridges .............. % 50
Henry ROhrbech lumber for Jail 4 30
Chas Stuart lumber for county
bridges. PA 30
Ihos Plppin draying for poor. 50
r h Wilson harness, halter etc
IOr poor farm .............,, 81 %
The official bond of Geo NJ Phelps
as constable of Greeley township was
examined and on motion approved.
Claim of +. I. Higgins of sl2 90 for
hog killed by dogs was examined and
on motion allowed and the county au-
ditor instructed to issue warrant for
IS per cent of same.
Claim of Fred Tessman of $50 90 for
colt killed by dogs was on motion con-
tinued.
Claim of John O'Brien of as % for
hog killed by dogs was on motion re-
jected on account of insufficient evil
dence
Claim OF l. NJ Estes of 1928 90 for
hogs killed by dogs was examined and
an motion allowed and the county au-
ditcr instructed to issue 20 per cent of
same
On motion Michael 0Donnell was
allowed SG5l 90 for cattle team hogs
implements corn hay etc for poor farm,