The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1892-07-01
lndianOla, June 10th, 1892

1buIdIlOId, JuHe lOtp, lo5~.
Board of county commissioners met pur-
6uant to adjournment. Present: Stephen
Bolles, S. S. Graham and Samuel Young, COM
missioners. and Gee. w. Roper, county clerk.
Minutes previous meeting read and approved.
Commissioners Stephen Bolles and Samuel
Young made their report under oath that they
did on the 10th day of May, 1892. appraise GER
tain school lands on The application of John
Hatfield.
CONSENT ROAD NO. 253.
Petition of II. X. Bixler, NJ. l.. Ellis ana
others asking that a public road be establish
ed read and considered. The board finds that
ali the owners of the land along the line of
the said road have given their consent in
writing and on motion same was granted es-
tablishing q public road as follows to-wit:
Commencing at the N. W. corner of section
"a, running thence east on section line be-
tween sections - and "a to the N. E. corner
section a all in town. 4, north range 30 and
terminating thereat.
ROAD NO. Pa.
Petition of John Kaiser, H. Horton and
Others asking that a public road be establish
ed read and considered. The board find that
all the requirements OF the law having been
fully complied with on motion same was
granted establishing a public road as follows
towit: Commencing at the Furnas county
line and to run two miles west between sec
tions II and ID and IL and IA to i~ntersect the
road running north and south in town.. l, range
20 at the corners of sections 1l-14-l5-1O in Red
Willow county, state of Nebraska.
On motion the following claims were audit
ed and allowed and clerk directed to draw
warrants on county road fund levy 1891 as
follows towit:
Harvey Burgess. claim for damages OF
road No. 254-Sll0-allowed at....... $1,000
Fl. Crabtree, COMMISSIONER. ........ 800
H. Crabtree, appraiser. ...... ... -. $50
w. H.. Smith, appraiser............. ..... $50
Richard johnson, appraiser. $50
ROAD NO. 255.
Petition of VIM. Barber, l.. F. Mullery and
others asking that a public road be established
read and considered.
The board finds that all the requirements OF
the law having been fully complied with.
On motion same was granted, established, a
public road as follows, to-wit:
Commencing at the north east corner of Sec
ton Sc. township 4, range 2S. running thence
west on section line to north west corner sec
ton 80, same town. and range and terminating
thereat, in Red Willow county, Nebraska.
On motion the following claims were audited
and allowed and clerk directed to draw war.
rants on the county road fund levy 1891. as
follows, to-wit:
P. I. Francis, serveying road No. 255. rs 5 90
John Dunning, chairman . 90
p. l.. Francis, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
% %
On motion the following claims were audit
ed and allowed and the clerk directed to draw
warrants on county general fund levy, 1891,
as follows to-wit:
CD. Ryan, attending meeting of boards 8 90
J. A. Wilcox, merchandise for paupers
Mrs. Purdy. Meyers and Best......... Is 50
w. o. Bond, drawing ury.............. 90
l.. P. Deckey, house rent Mrs. Purdy.... 3 90
r. H. Thomas. blank case for Co. Supt. 10 so
L. III. Thomas, hauling Safe. ........ 10 90
VIC. Billiard, coal for paupers Purdy,
Meyers and Best Is 80
W. I. Henton. cash paid for freight and
80. It's Sc
). r. NJ. Barton, cleaning court house. so
J.C. Shumaker, drugs and glaSs........ 6 20
Barnett Lumber Co, lumber for Co. and
coal for paupers Meyers, Purdy, Best
and Lawton........ ........... 49,. 30 40
w. o. Bond, clerk district court. Judg-
ment G., b. & c. X. X. VS.. Red Will
low county. S62O.11
State of Nebraska VS.. C.F.EIliott- state
costs-allowed as follows:
C. T. Kelley. witness in J. P court. .... 1.3O
JOS Gafdner-same 1.6O
John Wesch-same-.. $500. .......... 1.20
-Aien-same.. $40
Jos. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1.30
Jos. Tesgardner. witness in dist. court 500
John wesch-same. 500
T. C. KelleS-same .......... 500
A. N. $40
]. z. Gatdpsr-same. 500
w. A. COX. Justice. 4.1O
J. E. Lawthers. constable. 1896
e. r. Banks. sheriff $50
". O. Bond. clerk district court........ 1888