Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-09-12

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Timber Creek r. n Hughes clerk.
Vfenna-A. Clemonk, fudge; w. #.
Baumgart, clerk.
Washington. e. Smith, Judge; "a.
y. Lowry, clerk.
InDarshalltown-
First wards. r. Rubee, judge; E.
Cornell and. IS. n. Gimre, clerks
Second ward-J. F. NJ. Cooper, Judge;
Dell Rails and L. S. Kilborn, clerks.
Third ward-E. G. Mcmillan. judge;
II. Lounsberry and Carl Schmitz.
\ clerks
Fourth ~ard-E. w. Head. Judge; I.
\ 8. Willard and A. Psenicka, clerks
On motion of G.. r. Arney the county
auditor was directed to sign a lease on
behalf of Marshall county for the bridge
yards as now located on the c. q. W..
Railway Company's right-of-way.
The balance Of the day was spent in
examining claims against the county,.
Adjourned to Tuesday morning.
4 Tuesday, Sept. 3, 1901.
/ Board convened as per adjournment,
l all present.
4 On motion w. A. Miller was reap
pointed member of the soldiers relief
lcommission.
4 The following reports were received
4 and placed on file pending the annual
settlement:
\ T. j. Shoemaker, sheriff, from the Sec
Iond quarter of the year showing the fol-
flowing fees collected:
ICfvll ....................... Sli5S6
Il criminal .......-... ...>........... 269.63
4 S. p. Knisely, clerk of the district
4 court, showing fees collected for the
month of August amounting to s2o4.95.
i The requirements of the board of SUI
pervisors in the change of road petit
toned for by the C. & N w. railway
lover land owned by Jane v. Myers hav-
ling been complied with within the re-
|quired time so far as the payment of
damages and costs are concerned. on
motion of c. r. Arney said road is
1 finally and Internationally established
along the lines described in petition. Ac-
ton on the vacation of road asked in
said petition is deferred until the re-
4 mainder of the requirements of the
4 board as passed Dec. 6, 1901, are COM
A piled with and accepted.
Adjourned to Wednesday, morning.
Il Wednesday, Sept. A.
Il Board convened as per adjournment,
lall the members present.
II On motion of T. j. Shearer the south
i eighty rods of sections 10 and 20 were
Il transferred from voting precinct No
4 to voting precinct No. ] in Greencastle
I township.
Il 7. j. Shoemaker presented the APP
4 rointment and bond of Seth Cause as
deputy sheriff. Said appointment and
bond were approved on the motion of T.
j j. Shearer.
i The official bond of c. B. Mason, con-
{ stable in State Center township, was
examined and on motion of T. j. Shear
| er approved.
4 On motion the resignation of j. H
Jayne as superintendent of bridges, te
il take effect on Dec. 81, 1901. was ac-
copied.
J, On motion of T. j. shearer, H. Penn
:. berton was appointed overseer of the
poor in Marshalltown at salary of So;
per month and L. S. Kilborn appointed
janitor of the court house for the year
1902 at salary of $50 per month.
On motion of c. E. Arney and sec.
; onded by T. ]. Shearer the following
r salaries and compensation for extra helr
/ for officers whose terms commence II
January. 1902, and for extra help for thu
+ year 1902
e. Not to succeed two deputies for sher
Y iff at salary of sos per month, payabl
only out of the fees of the Office.
/ To the sheriff 1915 cents for each mea
i actually furnished prisoners and not t
exceed three meals in twenty four hour.
to each prisoner. 10 cents for eact
nights lodging and 1-3 cents per da.
for washing. etc. The fees for lodging
10 be accounted for as fees of the office
0 To deputy treasurer se5 per month ant
to the treasurer's Office for additiona
0 help s25 per month.
For additional help in the auditor,
0 office the fees for transfer of deeds.
!. To the county attorney $1,000 per year
Adjourned to Thursday morning.
Thursday. Sept..5. 1901.
Board convened as per adjournment
all the members present.
County Superintendent Morrissey pre-
Il sented the appointment of C. B. Adai
!. as deputy superintendent of schools
;. The said appointment was referred t,
the county attorney and upon his opin
u ion being received it was determined
: that the board had no jurisdiction il
e passing upon said appointment
k Claims filed against the county wer
}, read as allowed and warrants ordered
r drawn for the same.
It The levy of taxes for the year 1901 wa
p taken up and the following resolution
# We're passed on motion OF T. j. Sheare
|, and seconded by c. E. Arney.
: Resolved, That the following levie
p OF taxes be and are made upon the tax
r able valuation of property in Marshal
# county for the year 1901:
II In pursuance of a certificate from tn
e state executive council. now on file il
s the county auditors office, there be law
# led for state fund 81 mills; for tn
e Agricultural College, ITO mill; and for
: special university fund, Ito mill.
:. For county purposes:
County fund. mills; school. / mill
: poor fund, mill: county insane funt
IL mills; general insane fund, 81
mills; soldiers relief fund, $40 mills
J. bridge fund, mills; county road FUND
: / mill; county bond fund, mill; po
tax of SO cents on each male adult citi
zen in the county as provided by sectio
1903 of the code of 1897; also tax Of s
cents on each male and So on each fe
, male dog listed by the assessors as pro
vided by section 1853, code of Iowa.
Resolved That in pursuance of Ger