The Red Cloud chief., 1896-07-24
suncrXisor., Proceeding.

lu ltth Sioh' s"'b'''
w. b. Roby chairman aud j.. II. Fort
clerk. The following members of the
board were present: Peters, Shirley,
Kor,, Pope, Hoffman and Eglington.
The following was the order of bust
ness towii:
The board first approved the following
Official bonds: Jos. W. Warren county
coroner, j. q. Ornduff, town treasurer
Of Harmony township. All Mccall,
Walnut Creek. w. A. Maynard, Line.
o. b. Harvey, clerk Inavs!e. j. L..
Grandstaf, o. II. r. d. No. 8 j. Sal
aden 9. Thos. Drcscher2 JAS. Hick-
ey "A. Edgar Cox 43. Len Wilmotl2 :.
In the matter Of the application OF
II. b. Hunter to have the ne | ne J NV
ne sw ne Sc 4 ne of sec 10 town
2 range 8 being school land, asking the
board to appoint a committee to ap-
praise the same. The chair appointed
the following members to view and ap-
praise the same: 4. Peters, S. II.
Shirley and j. p. E~glington.
An objection to the enormous assess
ment Of Mrs. Lyra &. CARRIER on land
in the NV A 2.1-1l was referred to the
committee on claims. The board then
adjourned ill Wednes day morning at 9
O'CLOCK.
Pursuant to adjournment the board
reconvened at . o'clock, all present ex-
cept Hoffman. Another adjournment
was taken until l p. M, when the fol-
lowing business was transacted.
The committee to appraise school land
reported as follows: ne | sc ! 16-2-9N
per acre. nv ne 16-2-9$7. sw ne 16-
2-9 81. Sc ne 1929 ~. Peters, Shir-
ley and Eglington, appraisers.
On motion the board decided to take
no action on assessment Of
Mrs. CARRIER.
The bridge on the bottom east OF In
aysle was reported dangerous, and re-
ferred the committee on roads and
bridges.
The chair made Peters Q committee
Of one, to arrange for the working Of
the roads between Nuckolls and Web
ster. and Ellington was to perform a
like service on the line dividing Frank
lin and Webster.
On motion Il. N. Schumacher was ap.
pointed constable for Beaver Creek
precinct, and mis- bond was approved.
j. D. Chrissman was appointed justice
Of the peace for Beaver Greek pre-
cinct.
JAS. c. May was appointed eonst-
able for Harmony township and bis
bond approved.
The board refused to act upon q CON-
munication from Oak Creek precinct
asking for n change Of voting place.
The report Of town clerk Of Line pre-
cinct was received and placed on file.
On motion the county clerk was in
structed to draw a warrant in favor Of
the county treasurer for s.. 70 being re-
funded on c ! ne 34-l-]1.
Supervisor Pope was authorized to re-
pair the bridge across Dry Creek, 3
miles east Of Red Cloud.
Board adjourned till Thursday morn
ing July l6, when it again went into
regular session with all members pres
ent except Hoffman.
Geo. Pope offered the following reso-
luton:
WHEREAS, A county levy Of one
mill for the road fund was made in the
year of 1894, a considerable portion of
said levy having been collected and the
money therefore is dow held by the
county treasurer, therefore be it,
RESOLVED, That the county treasurer
be instructed to apportion the said road
fund to the several county supervisor
districts, and that the said treasurer be
authorized to pay the several county
supervisors the amount OF said non
belonging to said district, and be it fur
Their,
RESOLVED, That the said county
supervisors be and are hereby autho-
rized and directed to expend said funds
on the highways in his district.
The resolution was adopted by q full
vote.
The following committees were APP
pointed by the chair:
Committee on settlement with the
county treasurer, Peters, Kort and Eg-
lington. Committee on settlement
with clerk, Pope, Shirley and Roby.
The road petition as presented by
Oliver Mccall and others asking for q
public road to be located through and
across sw ! 7-l-ll was tabled till next
meeting.
The board adjourned till Friday
morning tho l7th ond AGAIN t,ll I n ~