The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-09-10
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS MEET
Regular Session of the Board of
Supervisors, Sept, 1901.

| SUPERVISORY, OGpC., lSUl,
Inaccordance with the adjournment
the board of supervisors of Crawford
county, Iowa, met in auditors office.
Monday, September 2, 1901.
| Members all present.
Called to order at 10 a. m. by W. w.
l3hoden baugh, chairman.
Minutes of Tuesday, June Is, 1901,
were read and approved also warrants
issued by auditor between sessions.
On motion claims were allowed as
follows
M j Collins, salary for August,
express, etc. ................ s135 20
A G Stueber, salary for Aug.
ust Observation-Disclosures. 80 90
Frank Faul, salary for August,
express, etc. ......... III 33
o " Wheeler salary for Aug
| uSI. ......... 5O w
Theo. Kuhl. salary for Aug
uSt. Observation-Disclosures. 12o 90
D P O'Brien, salary for Aug
| ust..... neutrality-suspicious.. 90 90
a 9 Myers, salary for Aug
| ust, etc.. Observation-Disclosures. l07 90
Henry Bell, boarding prison
ers, salary, etc. for August. 100 l6
Jas Sheridan, janitor work.. 20 90
| j Phillips, assessing saloon. 2 90
Il Nixon. g 8. 2 90
John Staurt to care and board
of Jim Hill, poor person. s %
Henry Bell, balance due on
three insane cases 70 so
W W Rhoden baugh, to car
fare to Montana, for Mrs.
SheOdOrf ..... 81 OO
Board,ad journed at II noon to meet
at p. m.
AFTERNOON SESSION
Board met at p. m. and allowed
claims as follows:
Bowman and Krau2 Bros. coal
for a johnson, poor person.. II %
W w Rhodenbaugh, labor on
bridges. tRhodenbaugh dis
trlct ...... ............... oO
Albert kral, labor, RIDDEN
baugh district. ............. 90
Il | Nixon. labor, Rhoden-
baugh district. ............ IS
H Chapman, labor, Rhoden
baugh district. Observation-Disclosures. 90
Henry Jobe, labor, RIDDEN
baugh district. ............. 6 90!
G W HUFF, labor, RIDDEN
baugh district. ............ Is 90
w | Wright Nj. D., salary for
august. Do ID
S V O'Hare, salary for Aug
ust, costs in state cases. etc. ~ is
Claim of Julius Bauman of Morgan
township for the sum of $1,000 was re-
jeCted
Resolved. by the board that G w
Holmes be re.appointed Soldiers Re
lief commissioner.
L NJ Bner, night watch. June,
July, August etc ...... Is 81 !
j w Bonsall, to attending
quarantine, families Of Henry
Galland, John Lawrence and
John Lee. .......... ....... JOG 90
"a Huntington, work for county
in August 5000, chairman
on roads MISUNDERSTANDING. 10 90
j w Bonsall, j P; transcript
case State VS.. sc Rainwater,
B Halliday, Vino Bybee,
A Mcintosh, E Badger and
Jas Butler. ........ Al As
johnson & Witt merchandise
Tor Giss and Robbenault. 3 so
Resolved by the board that VIM.
Deter be admitted to the Poor Farm
and at his own request will pay one
half of his expense until Novem Der 81,
1901
d L Boynton, stamps and sta
tlonery .....#.... - 6l 6O
City of Denison to one mill
road tax. ....... 46S y
w I Huckstep, to cash paid
laborers. Rhodenbaugh dis
trict. Observation-Disclosures. 81 80
G H Holmes, to Soldiers Re
lief Commission. 4 80
L f Norris, to Soldiers Re
lief Commission. ..... ...... 6 so
Fred Book, to Soldiers Relief
Commission, etc. ............ 9 so
z Gulick, house rent for Mrs
Theodorf two months. $3.50. IA 90
Scott Wheeler, repairs. .... so
At2 o'clock bids for the letting of
the Poor Farm were open and were as
follows:
F NJ Cole bids boarding paupers per
week, 1925; rental for farm per year,
$4l2 SO.
Girls Lensar, bids boarding paupers
per week, $225; rental for farm per
year. $4,000.
Resolved by the board, that the fol-
lowing divisions be made OF the rela-
tive lengths and valuations of each of
the following named Express Telephone
and Telegraph Companies in each OF
the following towns, townships and
school districts:
Western Union Telegraph Company,
assed at $50, Copper mile Total number
of miles 1926, valuation Sl1. us.
American Express Company, assess
ed at 1873 80 per mile. Total number of
miles l12 9S, valuation SO, $50.
Iowa Phone Company, assessed at
m