Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-06
LEVY TAX FOR A POOR FARM
County Will at Once Invite Proposals for
q Suitable Tract.
AMOUNT PROVIDED MAY NOT BE ENOUGH
Judges and Clerks of Election Named
by the Board for the Various VOt-
ing Places for Ia
joining Election.


The Board Of County Supervisors, In de-
termining the tax levy today, will include
a 1-mill levy for the fund for the pur-
chase of a poor farm site, as approved by
the vote at the fall election two years ago.
The board was authorized to levy 1 mill
for two successive years, and the levy for
1892 will be the final one. This will then
place about S25, 900 at the disposal of the
county for the purchase of a site. Whether
this will be sufficient remains to be seen.
as since the proposition was laid before
the voters land values have increased ma
terially in Pottawattamie county. With the
fund raised by the 2-mlll levy assured the
board will now proceed in the matter, and
at yesterdays session 1t was stated that
offers of suitable property would be ad-
vertised for in the near future.
Yesterdays session was taken up with
bills, among the number being those in
Cured In the care of smallpox cases. The
proposition OF Mrs. Kate Mutt of this city
to deed to the county three lots In Beers
subdivision, in consideration Of the county
caring for her for the remainder Of her
life, providing her with decent burial and
paying off the mortgage Of $175 on the
property, was accepted.
The Judges and clerks for the November
election were selected as follows:
Election Ofacers.
BeIknap: Judges-E. p. Denton and Will
liam Csrse, rep; c. A. Sample. dem Clerks
E a. Nash req; Z; g Bates 6 dem; writ
dem; p. T. Christensen, rep. Clerks-FranS
clark, rep; o; =: MCBRIDE, dem; = wv
Af Sfpnon rep. Ju 8. 5. Hooker OK; Bs ST., de and clerks i; Ky;
z. f.. Linyilie, rep. Ira stitt, dem, :.
Center: Judges Q. FrizSeil AND vi; 3.
George H.. Nash, rep. 1: .FTizzell, dem
Crescent: Judgss-P. J. Moran and s, 6.
E9Sms. dem dem. b i. s y BsPPiltt REP Pep. oi'rNS-N'
Heiieman and Lewis. Smith, Gem; W, s.
N. II. Able dem; Newton Gallup and J, P.
4epa' jarvis rS ". sSith. dem. Miller
Grove: Judges-A. Nordyke and ]. r.
sloan rep; n: A. Brown I'm CIerkSmC.
Hardin: Judges-Eugene stupfel, rep;
Fred H. Torneten, dem; F. B. Chambers,
rep. Clerks-V. r. ]. Morris, rep; w. L.
Hazel Dell: Judges-A. H. smith and
Payid Nixon req; w j. hutchinson p deR'
James: Judges-w. o. Bane and George
81 Ss.cGaH Z. rssR Smith, 's fep!; M Ml T. Brown Ss%,
Kane outside; gadges-J. E. Butler and
l. L. I ACPsf NOths 49, 40
Kfes Creek: JJEudsesSR. Campbell and
dem. cierks~otto saar. dem; Oscar
Knox! s5Radges-Frank True and Jasper
Pierce dem.; August Busse, rep. Clerks
Layton: Jadses3o.B B. Tnton and H: F:
Hugo ,Burmeister' dem; L linen. rep?
Lewis. Judges-Henry Ellerbeck and G.
eeierMEs llt5an g. P 5SRi de W.: Gra An Moi S Z
lincoln: J~udges-Jacob Carbuhn- and
rep, Clerks-MiEe Howard, dem; George
Denmyer, rep.
I'M Maos don a.% 5udg%ssiniIB sm F. Hd HsTSe5t a Snd
Clerks-Leo Gordon, DEM; Wiloughby Dye,
Minden: J~udges-Henry Koch and Peter
LANCER, rep. Henry Steften, dem. Clerks
C. Fl. Stuhr, dem. John Geiger, rep.
NeSIa: JudgesT7Willism FELTON, and H s,
Herman Mendei. dem. B. q. Hamilton. rep.
Norwalk: Judges-John Myers and John
re; d. Fisher, rep; Louis Shields, dem.
Pleasant: Judges Henry Bornholdt,
rep, clerks-D. Gross. dem; Fred Rohrs'
Rockford: Judges-L.. G.. Jones and w. I.
James ~. Hutchinson, rep; H. L. Fouts,
Silver Creek: JudGes-w. B. Bodyfelt and
IF. w. ouren, dem; George A. Stevens,
Valley-Judres, Marion Palmer (R), John
w. c. Battelle D). Frank Stevenson (R).
Washington-Judges. John J: Jones lR)
Jackson Lewis (R). H. c.. McCabe CDl'
clerks. George M. Evans (Rl, w. B, lid.
dell CD.
Potter tR). A. fischer CD).
w~right-Judges George H. Mathis (Rl
Il. Waters C5, Cyrus Boiler D5. ''e'
York-Judges. c.. Elsabush (D). M. Mat.
thiesen Oh, Calvin Mauer (Rl; clerks, u
Mclean Cd, v. E~ichenberger (R).
CITY OF COUNCIL BLUFFS.
First Ward-F1rst precinct: Judges. C
III. Huber CD, l.. A. Casper CD, c. A
MORGAN (R); clerks, w. Z. Dickey (Rl
Judges. s. II. Conner R1, L. G. scott CR)
r.. f. Rain CD; clerks, George Carson, jr
R), VIII NJ, Green Cd.
II. LouRee (R). Spencer Smith (R), Angus
Paris Cd; clerks. Earl Sweet (R), Adolpf
Goldstein CD, SECOND precinct: Judges
Service CD; clerks, Harold McNitt R)
Henry Luchow CDG
Third wsrd-First precinct: Judges. ohi'
Cd; clerks. Robert f O'Haniey CR). Oscar
Burmelster Oh. Second precinct: Judges
Gsines Rl; clerks, A. M Duley (R). M. D
Fourth ward-First precinct: Judges, G
Churchill CD); clerks. H. J, Chambers Rl
Charles Paschel CDl. Second precinct
JUDGES, GEORGE II. Gable (R). Ed Ford (R)
s. Boysen CD; clerks. C. NJ. Pinnell (R)
T. l. Smith ID.
Fifth Ward-First precinct; JUDGES. ]
G. Fleming CO, ]. r. Hin (Rl. ]. ". Be
mar CDl. Second precinct: JUDGES. Johl
Saar lR). Hans Hansen (R). r. 1, qallaghe
CD; clerks. Andrew Brewick (R), james W
Jacobs Cd.
Sixth ward-First precinct: Judges. !
Lovett (R). Paul Jensen fR). w. c. Boye
p)i clerks Walter Hendricks (R), Loui
GEORGE Cooper (Rl. August Magnussen (R)
Herman Danner CD: clerks. Charles Man
zer (R), James Trautigan ID.
DOfnGs in District Court.