The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1903-01-22

w. III. Campbell Elected
al Bonds of Newly
RS Approved
BUSINESS.
at three O'Clock the board adjourned to
meet Monday.
Attest: WI CANpprr,
J. F. GILL, Chairman.
County Auditor,
Monday, January IL. 1903.
Board met pursuant to adjournment,
Members all present.
Minutes of Saturday g proceedings read and
approved.
Inc board finished the examination of
treasurer's tax receipt, and finding every
thing satisfactorily accounted for, hereby an.
prove the same.
| AT Six O'Clock the board adjourned to meet
Tuesday morning at eight o'clock.
Attest: VIII. CANpppr1
J.F. GILL, Chairman.
County Auditor,
Tuesday, January ID. 1903.
| Board met pursuant to adjournment.
EMembers all present.
Minutes of Mondays proceeding read and
approved.
| The board continued the settlement with
the county treasurer by compa ring the aud
itor's account of Temporary and Permanent
| School fund with treasurer's account of Same
IneY also compared the school treasurer's re
ctlpts with treasurer's cash register and com
pared all warrants issued since January lat
with treasurer's register of same.
They also checked the treasuaer's monthly
report of collections with his cash ledger
which was found correct, and after careful
examination of all accounts of MONEYS re-
ceived and all vouchers for moneys disbursed
they find all moneys received by the treasure,
fully and satisfactorily accounted for.
The present condition of the several funds
is found in table. (See page of this issue)
AT six O'Clock the board adjourned to NEE
Wednesday morning at eight o'clock.
!, Attest: W. n c.Nppp1,
} D. T. uiLL' Chairman,
!, County Auditor.
! Wn6nasdou
Board met pursuant to adjournment
} Members all present.
Minutes Of Tuesdays proceedings read an,
approved.
n Inc ooard proceeded to the examination O
the books and accounts of Leeper, brdg
superintendent. for the year 1902 The boar
found all accounts correct and all moneys il
mana OF said Leeper during the year fullyan,
\ satisfactorily accounted for.
0 The following is report of the bridge
0 built during the year 1902:
n Six Iron Spans, as follows:
al One 10O-foot span, 54-foot approach.
nj One Sa-foot span
NJ One 75-foot span.
n! Three 60-foot spans.
al One 60-foot combination span
q Two 5Ofoot trestle bridges.
n One 66-foot trestle bridge.
nj Three 32foot trestle bridges,
n Twelve A-foot treste bridges.
n Five 20-foot trestle bridges,
A total of 80 bridges built.
n Twenty-six bridges repaired and rebuilt II
n Guiding IL foundations for bridges.
% Total cost of bridges built for the yea
n 1902, s9s56. So.
" Inc board also examined the books and a.
" counts of E Leeper, road superintendent
70 for the year 1902, and found all accounts co
" rect and all moneys in hand of said Leepe
70 during the year fully and satisfactorily a
10 counted for,
,ol Road Work for 1902
" twenty one township and county bridges +
~ placed with q steel culverts and grade fills
~ Twenty one culverts cost. ST. 40
~ Grade work cost - II 17
rs Total. ........................s 3,osS
70 The contract Of j Leeper for bridge a,
ct road superintendent for 1902, now on file
the auditors Office is hereby extended for Il
year 1903.
The resignation Of B Il McAllaster as ct
oner was accepted and Fl r Layton is here
appointed.
At six O'Clock the board adjourned to me
! Thursday morning at eight O'Clock.
attest: w. H. CAMPBELL.
J.E. GILL, Chairman
ID County Auditor
Continued next week.
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