The Norfolk weekly news., 1900-10-11


On motion board adjourned to Octo.
ber 3 at a. III.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
On motion the clerk was instructed to
call the general election for Tuesday,
November 6, 1900, and the several voting
places were designated rs follows:
Norfolk First ward, city hall.
Norfolk Second ward, A. Bucholz'
residence
Norfolk Third ward, West Side hose
house
Norfolk Fourth ward, junction hose
house
Norfolk precinct outside city, DIR,
Daniel paper and seed store building.
Valley precinct Ray school house
Deer Creek precinct, Hughes school
house.
Burnett precinct, Kierstead hall.
Grove precinct, Mufiiy school house
Highland precinct, county poor house.
Battle Creek precinct, opera house.
Warnerville precinct, Warmers hall
Union precinct, Snyder's shop.
Shell Creek precinct, engine house.
Fairview precinct, Red School house.
Schoolcraft precinct, Throckmorton
school house.
limerick precinct, West limerick
school house.
Kalamazoo precinct Jenkins school
house.
Green Garden precinct, Schmitt
school house,
Madison precinct inside city, city hall.
Madison precinct outside city, G.. A.
II. hall.
On motion the following bills, in mis-
demeanor cases, were allowed
Chr. Schavland, witness and officers
fees in case of John d. Haskell VS. VIM
Brummond, Sl62O.
d. McNiel, witness fees in case of
John ID. Haskell VS. VIM Brummond
50 10, applied on personal tax $l.30,
balance so cents.
w. s. Obrine, fee case of John Brown,
81 90.
VIM. Bates, fee in case of Ralph J.
Wilson, 81, 10.
S. w. Hayes, fees in case of A. N.
Eddy, 1915.
S. w. Hayes, fees in case of Charles
Curtis $3.50.
S. w. Hayes, witness and juror fees
in above case, $3.50.
S. w. Hayes, fees in case of John
Thompson, 1896.
S. w. Hayes, fees in case of G. Clark
1895.
Arthur j. Koenigstein, deputy sher-
if, fees in cases state VS.. Willis state
VS.. Hirsch, state VS.. Clark, state VS..
Thompson and state VS.. Charles Curtis,
$500.
J. S. Curtis, fees IN state VS.. Brown,
1910.
Martin Kane, fees in case state VS..
VIM. Marquardt and state VS.. Chas.
Curtis, S9.l5.
w. H, Widaman fees in case state VS..
A. N. Eddy So. 10 was allowed, less 81 90
for assistance. Amount allowed $5.l5.
On motion Claus Young was allowed
a warrant for $1,000 on soldiers relief
fund.
On motion following bills were al.
lowed:
Edwards e. Bradford Lumber COM
pany, lumber, $1O2.96.
Ole Johnson, hauling lumber S4.O0.
On motion clerk was instructed to re.
quest the county attorney to furnish
board, at their next meeting, written
opinion as to what their powers may be
in the matter wherein the county
bought land at tax sale and let their
rights lapse.
On motion board adjourned till one
o'clock.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
On motion Chr. Schavland, Geo. w.
Losey, r. @. Miles, VIM. Bates, G. w.
Crum and Phil Bauch were appointed
committee, with power to receive bids
and enter into contract for the painting
and papering of court house.
Committee from Battle Creek made
report of work done on road south OF
that town, showing that donation work
to the amount of $457,50 has been done.
On motion report was approved and
warrant ordered drawn in their favor,
according to agreement, for 1886.
On motion board proceeded to select
go names from which jury for the en-.
suing term of district court shall be
drawn. The following names were
chosen:
Norfolk precinct-P. w. Hull, Henry
Uecker, f. Ueckerman, Aug. Kaun, G.
d. Jenkins, J.. G. Westervelt, w. j.
Cow, d. ID. Walker, g. F. Eiseley, l..
l.. Rembe, @. F. Haase, G. w. Lee,
VIM. Lehman, Frank Winter, @. w.
Lemont, @. F. w. Marquardt, Fred
Krantz and w. E. Spencer
Valley precinct-Owen O'Neil, Elmer
Low.
Warnervile precinct-W. II. Boyd,