Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-01-16


for county. ............... "a 80 |
q G Puiingtsn stationary for
county ''''''. 49,. 20 |
SB Miner witness before grand
jury. .................... .. 25l
Il Aylsworth witness before
grand jury ................. / 25I
Carter & Hussey stationary for
county .......". 90 GO
Acres Blackner & Co. station
AIRY TOT county. ................ 63 30
On motion fees were allowed in the
follwing state cases on transcript from
clerk district court.
STATE OF Iowa vs. l. f BORN
. BIZ HowALD
- MATILDA JOHNSON
The following resolution was unan-
imously adopted by The Board:
We the members of the Board of Su.
peryisors of Audubon County, Iowa
having examined and compared the re,
ports ana accounts of J. II. Rendle-
man retiring county auditor found
them correct in every respect.
On motion the Board proceeded TO
CLASSIFY lersonal property for ASSESS
mont for the year of 1890 as follows:
Horses one year old to be divided in.
to y class.
into |, 2, 3, class.
Horses of four years old and inward
to be divided into l., ., 3, class,
Stations four years old and upward
to be divided into l, 2. 3, class.
Jacks four years old and upward to
be divided into |, 2, 3, class.
Jennets four years old and upwards to
be divided into l. 2, 3, class.
Mules one year old to be divided in
to !, 2, 8, class.
Mules tive years old to be divided in.
to !, 2, 3, class.
Mules three years old to be divided
into |, 2, 3. class.
Mules four years old and upward to
be divided into l, 2. 3, class.
Sheep divided into | & 2 class.
Bulls one year old to be divided into
l. 2, 3 class
Bulls two years old and upward to be
divided into l, 2, class.
Steers one year old to be divided in
to |, 2, 8 class,
to !, 2, 3 class.
Steers three years old to be divided
into ], 2, 3 class.
Heifers one year old to be divided In
to |, 2, class.
Heifers two years old to be divided
| into |. 2, 3 class
Mich cows TO be divided into l, 2, 8
class.
Work cattle per yoke to be divided
into l, 2, 3 class.
Beef cattle per one hundred pounds
gross
Hogs per hundred pounds gross.
Hogs stock ordinary per hundred
poudds gross.
Hogs fine breeds per hendred pounds
geoss
Wagon ane horse.
Wagon two horse.
Carriages one horse.
Carriages two horse.
Bee stands to be divided into ], 2,
CLASS.
Pianos to be divided into /, 2 class
Organs to be divided into /, 2 class.
Gold watches TO be divided into !, 2
class.
Silver watches
Bank shares
Other corporation stocks
Capita employed manufactures
Merchandise ' '"
Moneys on certificates
And all personal property subjected
to taxation not Enumerated above.
On motion DR.. J. ID, Holmes was
awarded the county poor practice for
the year 1890 at a salary of $275 90 pay
able in county warrants, he to furnish |
all medicines. surgical appliances etc, |
and the county auditor INSTRUCTED to |
notify trustees Of each township in the |
county of said appointment.
On motion Theo. T. Myers was ap- |
pointed delinquent tax collector for the |
year priOr to 1889. He tO properly en-
ter up same on'county treasurers books |
and to receive for his services for the
same fifteen per cent Of all taxes col
lected.
On motion it was ordered that the
court house hall be used only for court, !
political and religions meetings.
On melton Lyman Kelley was award
ed the plasteriDg of court house hall
at % cents per SOU re yard said Kelley
t. furnish all material except lath and
to do three coat work.
On motion accounts were allowed as
follows;
T. Bickelhaupt service as mem
Der of Board and mileage Sl7 56
Samuel Menser service as mem
Der of Board mileage and
committee work ....... q l6
A T Armstrong SERVICE AS mem
Der of Board mileage and
committee work.. -. 81 ~
Henry Fries ct al petitioners for
change IN county roads numl ers two
hundred and one and three hundred
and twenty six in 0akield 'ownship
failing to pay c0sts hV the time specifi-
ed by the Board of Supervisors at No
vember meeting 1889 the Board on mo.
tion made final and unconstitutional
order, as provided by section ga OF
Code to the effect that such highways
be not changed and the county attor-
ney instructed TO collect costs from the
bondsmen, Henry Fries and Nels Z.
Riesgaard.
fMinures were read and approyed.
On motion the Board adjourned Sine
die,
4. L. REEs, SAMUEL MTNsER
County Auditor. Chairman.