The Norfolk weekly news., 1900-10-11
COM MISSI0NERS' WORK
Select Polling Places FOR Election Men
Chosen to serve on the jury.
Bills Allowed.


j. J. Hughes and Christ Schmitt.
Minutes of last meeting read and on
motion approved.
Petition of 90 voters of Madison pre-.
cinct asking for the division OF the said
precinct into two polling precincts, one
to contain all of the territory lying
within the corporate limits of Madison
city, in said precinct, and the other to
contain all the balance of the territory
in said precinct, was, on motion
granted as prayed for.
On motion the following bills were
allowed:
j. II. Secor e. Co., merchandise for
Mrs. Carey, $3.50.
Chr. Schavland fees in case of John
ID. Haskell VS.. VIM. Brummond, 81 50.
insanity case VIM. l.. Oakes, $3.50,
postage, etc., from May 4th, $500, total
$lS.9S
Nebraska Telephone Co., rent to De.
cember 81 and toll, S1.S5.
Horst Bros, lock, gasoline, etc, sl2.O5.
w. Skala, material and work mend.
ing flag, 81 90.
Phil Bauch, salary as clerk of board
third quarter, $4,000.
Perkins Bros, books, ETC., from Janu-
ary 1st, 1921 60.
M. d. Tier, salary forquarter ending
September 30, $4,000.
j. f. Altstadt, road work, $4l.5O.
j. F. Altstadt, cash paid for help
with grader, Sal 25.
L. B. Baker, lumber, SlS.24
Henry Kaufman, 3 wolf scalps,
$500, applied on personal tax.
Geo. w. Losey, board and jailors fees
John Brown, July 9TH to August 9TH,
$4,000; board and jailors fees VIM.
Marquardt 30 days, $50 co. committing
same to Jail, $l.00; case county VS..
Geo. Richardson ct al, $2G5; case
state VS.. Leroy Alyea, SIT 40; case state
VS.. Cornelius Schmidt, $24.75; case
state vs. w. l.. Oakes, insane, $40 40 ;
taking Dennis Sullivan to asylum,
$1,000; attending district court days,
$500; case Haskell VS.. Brummond,
$2.35; office and Jail expenses from July
4th, $22 So; total S22545.
On motion the claim of VIM. Bates
for fees for guardian ad litum appointed
in cases of state VS.. Frank Davis and
state VS.. Fred Ayers, $500; was rejected
on the recommendation of the county
attorney, he claiming that Judge Bates
had no right and no power to appoint a
guardian ad litum in either of said cases.
Comes now VIM. Bates, county
judge, and excepts to said ruling, for
the reason that it is contrary to law
that said ruling is an Interference with
and an attempt to control the exercise
of discretionary right of judicial
officer conferred by law; that it de.
prives minors of due process of law in
cases when the parent or guardian or
other legal representation is the adverse
party. and thereby denies to them the
protection of the law
On motion the claim of O. A. Viii.
liams for $3.50 for carbon copy of evil
dence in case of state VS.. Leland Spauld.
ing was rejected.
On motion board adjourned to 7 80 p.
m.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
On motion the following bills were
allowed:
A. w. Gross, fee insanity case w. L.
Oakes, $500.
J. B. Donovan, printing for county
superintendent, $22.5O.
Warrell Manufacturing Co., gallon
disinfectant and spray pump for Jail,
$3.50.
DR.. Edward Tanner, coroner, to in
vestigating cause of death of J. Lewis
and mileage, $500; to attendance and
medicine, Mrs. Mary Woods, $3.50;
total $3.50.
Gust. Kaul, ianitor salary for Septem.
ber, $1,000.
g. F. Montross, blanks for county
treasurer, $500, applied on personal tax
81 .25, balance $4.75.
j. j. Adams, material and labor put.
ting floor in clerks vault, $5.15, ap.
piled on personal tax, $685. balance
$3.l0.
Madison Chronicle, blank deeds for
county clerk, $500.
Pardon Marshall, work on rip rap on
Elkhorn, $3.50.
Otto Lindtstadt, work on rip rap on
Elkhorn, $5.25.
Carl Bathke, work on rip rap on Elk.
horn, $500.
Christ Back, work on rip rap on Elk.
horn, $500.
Henry Back, work on rip rap on Elk
horn, 1926.
John Back, work on rip rap on Elk
horn, $5.25.
G. F. Fox, work on rip rap on Elk
horn, $500.
VIM. Brummond bridge work, $5l. so.
Antelope county, grading on county
line bridge, $500.