Evening times-Republican., 1902-02-13

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The members of the board proceeded
| to the treasurer's office at II q. m. and
counted the money in the office and the
money presented by the several banks
deposited with them by the treasurer
with the following results
Cash in office :. ;. .......... $4,o73.74
Cash in City Nat. bank :. -. S,64472
Cash in Marshallt'n State bank s.151.sO
Cash in Bank of Gilman $500. 2.405.36
Cash in Bank of Rhodes ...... 2,i3465
Cash in Bank of Iiscomb -. 2.00S.52
Cash in First National bank. S,S44.76
On motion of w. M. Jones the treas
urer was directed to accept $40 in
full for delinquent personal tax for the
year 1900 and proceeding years asses
sed against the firm of Anderson & An
derson in Marshalltown.
On motion of w. II. Jones the ap-
pointments Of the following deputies
We're approved: c. S. Hutson and s. NJ
Cause, deputies sheriff and A. h.
Welker. deputy treasurer.
The reports of the following justices
of the peace were examined and II ap-
pearlng that all money due the county
by them has been turned into the coun-
| ty treasurer, the same were on motion
approved. viz w. S. Girton. G. r. Hud,
son. B. C. Wheeler, ]. l.. Dayton. e. r.
| Wyatt Robt. Denbow. The reports of
w. III. Clark and B. L. Burritt showing
| fees collected to be less than the
amount allowed by law the same were
approved. The report of l.. B. Jones.
mayor, showing fees collected from de-
PENDANTS amounting to s2S6.00 and from
Marshall county amounting to s673.50
for nine months ending Dec. 81, 1901.
being s209.50 in excess of his salary for
that period was placed on file. action
on same deferred until the end Of the
year, viz. April 1, 1902.
The matter of selecting the papers
for the publication of the proceedings
of the board of supervisors for the en-
suing year coming up for action, on
motion of c. f. Arney the Times Re-
publican and the Reflector We're selec-
ted MS the official papers in the county
seat and the Gilman Dispatch and the
State Center Enterprise We're selecte1
as the official papers outside of the
county seat, the two latter papers each
to receive one half the regular COM
pensation of one paper.
The following bonds were examined
and on motion of w. II. Jones ap-
proved, viz: c. H. Smith. treasurer;
Seth NJ. Cause and c. S. Hutson, depu-
ties sheriff; VIM. Bremner. surveyor;
Mary e. Hostetler, county superinten-
dent of schools; T. j. Shoemaker. sher-
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p Knisely, clerk of the courts; Robert
Harper, j. p; Nelson Lackey, j. p;
B. ID. Kimball. township clerk; N. o.
Keen. township clerk; Stacy Nichols,
Jr., constable. A. j. Binford. assessor.
The following bank bonds were ex-
amined and on motion approved: First
National bank. $4,000; City National
bank, $4,000; Marshalltown State
bank, $4,000 bank of Gilman. $4,000;
Farmers bank of Rhodes, $4,000; Dob
bin & Whitson state bank, $4,000.
Adjourned to Tuesday morning.
Tuesday. Jan. Z.
Board of supervisors convened pur-
suant to adjournment, all the members
present.
On motion of c. E. Arney the county
auditor was authorized and directed to
draw warrants on the several funds
each month as follows: The salaries of
the county officers as fixed by the board
Of supervisors; the monthly pay roll of
the regular help of the county farm;
the salaries of the janitor, flremen. ov
erse.er of the poor. w. A. Miller in the
treasurers office and the county ply
sician, also to draw warrants on the
several funds in emergency cases when
endorsed by two members of the board
and for necessary postage for the coun-
ty officers. Said bills to be presented to
the board for approval and schedule at
the next session.
Balance of day spent in examining
claims.
Adjourned to Wednesday morning.
Wednesday, Jan. 8, 1902.
Board convened as per adjournment,
all the members present.
The entire morning was spent in ex-
amaning claims.
At 2 p. m. the board opened PROPOSE
tons from physicians for doctoring the
poor of Marshall county for the year
1902 and after careful consideration the
contract for the entire county was
awarded to DR.. f. p. Lierle' for 5000, he
being the lowest bidder and the chair
man of the board was authorized and
directed, on the motion of C. Z. Arney,
to sign a contract on behalf of Mar
shall! county with the said f. P. Lierle
upon the furnishing of bond to Mar
shall county in the sum of $500.
The bids for county burials for the
year 1902 being opened and considered
the same was awarded on motion of c..
e. Arney, to Densel & Wilbur for $4.25
under the same requirements of the
year last past.
Cn motion $500 was exempted from
the homesteads of John Thomas and
Sarah Modlin. both of Albion
Balance of the day spent in examin-
ing claims.
Adjourned to Thursday morning.
Thursday, Jan. 9.
Board convened as per adjournment.
all the members present.
The chairman announced the ap-
pointment of the following committees
for the year 1902:
Bridges and roads, w. III. Jones,
chairman; C. E. Arney and T. j. Shear
err.
Poor farm. c. E. Arney, chairman; T..
u. Shearer and w. n. Jones.