Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-04-17

township Neutrality-suspicious.. 60 o
George Keightly, assessing Ham
lin township. ................ go O
Thos. Walker, assessing Audi
dubon town.. ..............: 80 U
On motion board adjourned to
o'clock p. m.
+. p. REEs, Auditor.
O'Clock, p. m.
The board met pursuant to adjourn
ment.
On motion George L. Jorgensen wa
allowed IS for sheep killed by dogs ant
the county auditor instructed to ISSUE
warrant on domestic animal fund fo
70 per cent of same.
On motion the following order wa!
unanimously adopted in reference Il
pauper or homeless children.
At a regular meeting of the board Of
supervisors of Audubon county, Iowa
began and held in the court house in
the town OF Audubon, in said county
on the first Monday in April, 1890, and
on the second day of said term, it being
the Sth day of April, 1880, the following
order was made:
1t is hereby ordered that the county
auditor be authorized to transfer to the
custody of American Educational Aid
Association, or to its duly authorized
agent, any child or children now keIt
at the poor house of the county as pau
pers, or any child or children that may
be hereafter received as such under the
following conditions: The customary
receipt and agreement of said associa-
ton properly executed is to be first
made and filed in the office of the cOun-
ty auditor agreeing to find good homes
for said children; the auditor shall is
sue his order to the keeper of the poor
house to deliver such child or children
to said association, and shall issue to
said association county warrant for
$50 for each child SO delivered to pay
expenses of placing them.
If for any reason the county auditor
shall at any time have doubts as to
such action in the case of any child or
children for the best interests of such
child he may delay action until the next
meeting of the said board of supervis-
orS.
On motion Christ II. Christensen was
allowed $500 for hogs killed by dogs
and the county auditor instructed to
issue warrant on domestic animal fund
for 10 per cent of same.
On motion the following accounts
were allowed.
A. L. Viewer postage for recor-
uerS ONCE ............ ........S 20
ID. n. Weatherby trustee of Oak
field township. ............... 2 90
Geo. Hansen trustee of Oakfield
township NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 90
n. J. BOOs trustee of Oaktield
township zoo
F. l.. May trustee of Greeley
township ..................... 100
c. II. Gardner trustee of Leroy
township .................... 90
s. F. Donaldson clerk of Lincoln
township .................:... 100
H. W. Hanna per cen. of collec-
tons of fines. ............... 90
Marion Johnson & Co. coal for
poor farm. Observation-Disclosures. 20 20
Marion Johnson 4 Co. coal for
court house. ................. 45 90
B. F. McHenry Il Son meat for
poor .........:............... 2 80
McFarlane, Dickey & Co. coal
for poor. ..................... %
w. Burnside Il Co. merchandise
for poor. 9 20
c. Z. Talbot merchandise for
poor ~
Matte Jameson house rcnt
for poor. ............3 II 90
Conklin & Son Merchan.
disc for poor. 4 90
w. r. Scott Trustee of lie.
roy Township. ...... 1852
J. Forbes & Son Merchan-
disc for county. . 8 so
Cousins & Mcclure County
Printing and Station.
ary.............. 1873 So
Frank d Allen county
printing and stationary 123 35
Frank ID Allen county
printing and station
ary.' II 0U
W l. Humphreys repairing
county bridge. 3 90
Chas Klbbler repairing Co
unity bridge. ........ 6 lis
Geo w Ellis bailiff Febru-
AIRY IeTm ulslTlCL court 81 w
J NJ Bryan bailiff of grand
jury February term. 10 90
John II Peck guarding
jury 4 days. 500
Dan'l Lynch work on court
house. ............ $50
McKarahan Il Vanden-
burgh hardware for CO.
unity. ............... so 40
Seth Paine hardware for
county. .............. 80
VIM Poulson meals for
jurors. .............. 800
On motion the Board adjourn to
8 O'clock A. M. April 9, 1890.
F. P. Rees
County Auditor.