Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1889-01-24

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wards to DO divided into LIST, end
3rd and 4th class.
. Stations to be divided into 1st
! end, Ord and 4th class.
Jacks to be divided into LIST, end
3rd and 4th class.
Jennetts to be divided into LIST,
end and 3rd class.
Mules one year old to be divided
Into LIST, end, 3rd and 4th class.
Mules two years old to be di-
vided into LIST, end. Bird and ith
class.
Mules three years old to be di-
Nlded into Isl, end, 3rd and 4th
class.
Mnles four pears old to be dl.
vided into LIST, end, 3rd aud 4,h
class.
Sheep to be divided into LIST and
End class.
Butts one year old to be divided
into LIST, End aud Ord class.
Bulls two years old and upwards
to be divided into LIST, end 3rd and
ilh class.
Steers one year old to be divided
into LIST, End and 3rd class.
Steers two years old to be d.
vlded into LIST, end and srd class.
Steers three years old and up.
wards to be vided into LIST, end and
3rd class.
Heifers one year old to be di-
vided into LIST, 2nd and 3rd class.
lleifers two years old to be di-
vided into LIST, End aud 3rd class.
Milk COWS to be divided INTO lst.
end and 3rd class.
Work cattle for yoke to be di-
vided Into LIST, end and 3rd class.
Beef cattle per 100 pounds gross.
Hogs, fat, per 100 pounds gross.
Hogs, stock, ordinary, 100 pounds
gross.
Hogs, stock, fine breed, 100 pounds
gross.
| Wagons, enc horse.
Wagons, two horse.
Carriages, one horse.
| SdlllaRtS, TWO horse.
Bee stands to be divided into lst and
md class.
Pianos to be divided into LIST and End
class.
Organs to he divided into LIST and
End class.
Gold watches to DO divided into LIST
| and 2ud class.
Silver watches to be divided into LIST
and 2nd class.
Bank shares.
Other corporation stocks.
Capital unemployed In manufac-
lures.
Merchandise.
Monies and credits.
An other personal property subject
to taxation not enumerated above.
Lands in the country to be divided
into two classes, improved and unim-
proved.
On motion the salaries for the differ
ent county officers for the year 1880
were fixed us follows:
County treasurer, fifteen hundred
dollars Isl 100000 per year salary AZ
provided 10y law, and two hundred dol
lars $500 COY per year clerk hire, said
clerk hire payable quarterly III county
warrants.
County auditor, twelve hundred dol
lars ISL, 200 COY per year salary. and nifty
dollars 1855. 0Ol per month clerk hire,
both payable monthly in county war
rants.
Clerk of district court, thirteen
hundred l$l ,300.O dollars per year
as provided by law; probate fees and
forty.Jve ($45 .0O) dollars per month
clerk hire, said clerk hire payable
monthly in county warrants.
County sheriff, three hundred dollars
$500 COL per year, payable quarterly IN
county warrants.
James f. Ellis. Janitor, twenty dol
lars - $1,000 per month, payable
monthly in county warrants.
On motion the county auditor was
authorized to platt ana transfer all the
town platts in the County and addi-
tons thereto to a new platt book.
On motion accounts were allowed MS
follows:
Jesper Jensen. member or
board of supervisors, mile
age, committee work, etc, Il O0
a. +. Armstrong, member or
board of supervisors, mile
age, committee work, ETC., 30 "
Samuel Minser, member Of
board Of supervisors, mi 10
age, committee work, etc., w VI
Minutes were read and on motion
approved as read.
On motion the board adjourned sine
die.
JEsPER JENSEN,
J ii. RENDLENhN, Chairman.
County Auditor,