The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1901-02-15
COUNTY LEGISLATION.
Report OF February Meeting -Prepar
Ing to 60 Aner the Delinquent
Personal Taxes.

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w. Winter.
Minutes Of last meeting were read and
on motion approved.
Complaint of 7. f. Odiorne that he is
assessed with city tax on personal prop
erty for 1900, whereas he lives outside
Of city limits, was received Examina.
tion showing that same is true, with
the exception of his Office furniture, the
clerk was instructed to strike $3.50 from
said city tax.
Ferdinand Schultz making complaint
that he is assessed with city tax on per.
sonal property for 1900, whereas he
lives outside city limits, and the same
being found true the clerk WAS ordered
to strike said tax. amounting to $5.03,
from tax list.
On motion the following bills were
allowed:
Fremont Tribune, stationery, $40, 20.
State Journal Co., blank books, $50.
DIR. II. A. Long, attendance on Fuller
ton child, $ls.
r. Brinckmnn & Son, medicine for
same, $l0l0.
II. II. Patterson, care of pauper,
Crane, 7.45, applied on personal tax,
&c. SO, balance $3.50.
Geo. W. Losey, jailors fees, etc, from
December 20, 5000.
John #. Flynn, balance due for labor
ON Meadow Grove ditch, 800.
II. Briuokman q Son, wall paper, etc. +,
$lO5.o9.
Chronicle, printing, 1926.
]. j. Adams, carpenter work, $3.50,
applied on personal tax.
A. l.. Stewart, stationery, %. 90.
w. H. Widaman, arresting and car
ing for j. Wells, insane, $3.50, applied
on personal tax $4.O9, balance, $5.4l.
Gegner & Wetzler, painting and pa.
pering court house. $10S.35.
On motion the following appointments
were made:
@. NJ. Boyles, road overseer district
No 5.
Michael Carmody, road overseer dis.
trict No. A.
A, w. Goldsworthy, road overseer
district No. IL.
Henry Sunderman, road overseer dis
trict No. 23.
Joseph Ambroz, road overseer district
No. 20.
Herman Gall, road overseer district
No. II.
j. B. Donovan, constable Madison
precinct.
Jerry Birks, constable Shell Greek
precinct.
On motion report Of Soldiers Relief
Commission was accepted and approved,
showing total amount expended during
the year to be $4So.ls.
On motion Claus Young was allowed
n warrant on the Soldiers Relief fund
for $l25.
On motion the following bonds were
approved:
Fred Law, assessor Valley precinct.
Nicholas Lund, justice of the peace
Battle Greek precinct.
Hy. Rickenburg, road overseer district
No. II.
Geo. Brand, road overseer district No
| 26.
Thos. Taylor, superintendent poo,
farm.
j. b. Donovan, constable Madison pre-
cinct.
On motion board adjourned to Z p. m
Board met pursuant to adjournment
On motion board proceeded to examine
delinquent personal tax list in order tt
strike off uncollectable tax.
On motion board adjourned to S a. m
Board met February l2, Sa m.
Proceeded to examine delinquent tax
On motion board adjourned to
O'Clock.
Board met pursuant to adjournment
Proceeded with work Of examinin.
delinquent tax list
On motion board adjourned to 4;
o'clock.
\ Board met. att o'clock.
On motion the following bills were al
lowed:
Edwards & Bradford Lumber Co.
coal for Mrs. Carey, e7.l5.
Mas & Hamen, medicine for Mary
Wood, $l925.
@. w. Brum, salary for January, 500
Chas. Fenske, bridge work $54, ap
piled on personal tax, $iS.93 balance
$4OO7.
w. @. Elley, delivering election sup.
plies, $l4.5O, applied on personal tax.
j. B.sDonovan, printing, $6 90, applied
on personal tax.
On motion the report of Chas. Fenske
road overseer district No. 7, was audited
and approved, showing balance on hand
OF $40.
On motion the clerk was ordered te
instruct superintendent of feeble minded
institute at Beatrice to transfer balance
credited to M. l.. Davis account to ac
cOunt of@Albert W,od and N ro;.