The Oskaloosa herald., 1900-09-27

A. ullLAc (dotlC1s AACAhrs W. - (AAAA
ton and H. ID. Whitsel.
II. c. Allbaugh, Jesse Atkinson and
Thos. Lanning. Clerks E. W. England
and John Laughlin.
EGst Garfield Observation-Disclosures: j.
R. Pilgrim. ! r. Hook and Den White
Clerks: Vim. Beardsley and 4. b.
Wilson.
Wesf Garfield Township Judges
Geo. Brooks. M. M. PriaL Joseph Dus-
enbery. Clerks Frank Youngberg and
Joe Prime.
East Harrison Tosgnship-Judges
Vim. Reed, r. w. Moore and j. B.
Wiley. Clerks; c. j Schafer and J. II.
White.
West Harrison Toypaship-Judges
Ruben Games, w. F. Burris and ID.
D. Miller. Clerks: c. r. Foster and
o. z. Smith.
Jefferson TowHshib-Judges. j.. W..
Trotter, Al. c. Moot and Walter Way.
Clerks: F. Eveland and w. L. Hayes.
Lincoln Observation-Disclosures Samuel
Smith, David Vannest and John Prime.
Clerks /: ]. P. McCrea and j. G.. Roth.
Madison TozeHshff-Judges George
Thompson, Isaac Ferrel and VIM Har-
yey. Clerks NJ. S. Freeman and c. b.
Whitmore.
Monroe ToUnshiP-Judges VIM.
Maleby, Philip Grace and G. Il. Cod
dard Clerks: John F. Ruby and R.
W. Bass.
OSkdiooso, First Ward-Judges II.
w. Laffollett, ]. ". Miller and w. d..
Titus Clerks: Frank McGlumphy and
Sam Miller.
Oskdioosa, Second Ward-Judges L.
r. Geneva, ]. M. Hagan and w. S..
Kenworthy. Clerks: w. r.. Campheld
and o. c. G. Phillips.
O~skalo0sd Third Ward-Judges w,
|. Neagle, F. p. Brewer and J. w. Bate
man. Clerks; ]. Howard Johnson and
G. w. Shockley.
O~skaioosd, Fourth lizard Judges I:
w. III. Cunningham, r. F. Fitch and 4.
M. Shockley, Clerks; Ralph @ lara
and /. X. Myers.
OskdioosG, Fifth WdyS-Judges i.
II. Carlin, d. L. Cole and Thomas
Terrell. Clerks: Fred Wheeler and L.
P. Stanton.
Pleasant Grove TosgHshib-Judges:
w. c. Boatman, Tracy Riggs and ]. C.
McSpadden. Clerks: w. E. Lawrence
and Wilferd Watts.
Prairie To1Unship-Judges. G. M.
Garner. A. J. Grace and Geo. Wiswell.
Clerks: y. A. Watland and T. r. Os-
borne.
RichlaHd To10AShib-Judges: ]. r.
Jarrard. j.. T. Timbrel and P. Jack
son. Clerks: Geo. b Appel and T, S.
Sheue.
Scott ToSOnship-Judges: E. F. De
I nnc Io1,r4 COiaunan a,.1 M, DaffarL
son Clerks: r. B. Thompson and Gill
bert johnson,
Spring Greek Toa0HShip-Judges: D..
Rodgers. Clerks: ]. n. Williams and
B. r. Thatcher.
Union Observation-Disclosures: w. F..
McVey, G, F., Momyer and Isaac Evans.
Clerks: ID. E. Whitehill and CLANCY
Wheeler.
White Oak ToaOnshib--Judges NJ
c. Montgomery, John Hackley and Clar-
ence Howell. Clerks: j. w. Troy and
Freeman Hackley.
Be it remembered that now, on this
I4th day of September, A.. ID. 1000. at a
regular session of the Board Of Super
visors, of Mahaska County. Iowa, there
was passed a resolution, submitting the
proposition Of building a new Jail and
the levying of a tax therefor, in words
and figures as follows to-wit:
RcSol9ed, BY the Board of Supervis-
ors of Mahaska county, Iowa, that there
be submitted to the legal voters of Ma
haska county, at the November election,
9 to be held on the 9th day of No
vember, 1900, the question Of building a
new Jail, at Oskaloosa, Mahaska county,
Iowa, at an expense not to exceed twen-
ty thousand dollars, ($2o,ooo), and also
the question of levying a tax by the
board of Supervisors Of Mahaska coun-
ty, Iowa, of one and one-half (Ih) mills
on the county valuation, in the years
1901 and 1902, with which to pay for said
Jail. The question shall be submitted in
the following form: Shall the follow
ing public measure be adopted?
Shall the Board of Supervisors OF Ma
haska county, Iowa, be authorized to
erect a new county Jail at Oskaloosa, IN
said county, at ar expense OF not TO eN-
coed twenty thousand dollars ($2o,ooo9
NJ
Shall the following public measure be
adopted?
Shall the Board of Supervisors of Ma
haska county, Iowa, be authorized to levy
a tax. of one and one-half (IH) mills,
on the total taxable valuation of the
property of said county in each of the
years 1901 and 1902, with which to pay
for said county jaila
YES u.,...,..
NO.
Notice to be given for 80 days in the
newspapers published in Mahaska coun-
-, Iowa.
L. r. BRIcGs, Chairman Of Board.
w. II. SPRINGER,
A. F. N. H~AMRLEToN,
Attest: ]. B CRUzEN, Co. Auditor.
The Board having made an examina-
ton Of the total assessment OF the real
and personal property OF Mahaska coun-
ty for the year 1000, ordered that the tax
levy, for the current year, be fixed as
MILLS.
State fund Observation-Disclosures. 20
State University ,............ i
State College of Agriculture and
Mechanic Arts ................. 4
County fund Observation-Disclosures. T.
County school ...,..........+... 3
Bridge fund ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. rs
Poor fund Observation-Disclosures. +.
Insane fund Observation-Disclosures IS
County bond .................... Is
Orphans Home ....... 1880. 2
Soldiers relief ........... -. rs
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Total levy $500. laps