The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1904-01-22

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est responsible bidder. The lessee
thereof should maintain and provide
for the poor of the county who shall
be assigned to said farm. The follow.
ing applications for superintendent of
poor farm were considered bv the
board:
j. L. Dufphy, NJ w. Carmody, C. d.
Johnson, A. w, Tillotson, Elijah Col.
Inns and Harry Lamb.
On motion C. ID. Johnson (being the
lowest bidder) was appointed super
intendent of the poor farm for the
ensuing year at a salary of $45O.O0.
Upon application by Chris Schav.
land, county treasurer the board gave
him permission to employ an assist
ant till March l 1904 at a salary of
$50 per month.
On motion the county treasurer was
allowed $10.65 for redeeming sale Ct
So, 1903 sales (lot 8 b II C. S. Hayes
add
On motion the following bills were
allowed:
F. Brinckman & Son, mer-
chandise, applied on tax IS l 25
F. Brinckman & Son, merchan-
disc for paupers, applied on
tax Observation-Disclosures. IL rs
F. e. Martin, printing .. 2 so
M. F. Thomas, merchandise E. 90
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pduperS w
Nebraska Telephone company,
tOll .................. l 40
Edwards & Bradford Lumber
Co., lumber ...............n 151 02
Edwards G. Bradford Lumber
Co, lumber ............. 22 73
VIM. Dahnka, bridge work 80. IL so
Jacob Knapp, bridge work,
$2S.75, tax $7SS, balance ... 20 81
r. w. Linn, bridge work $32.43,
tax $1S.05, balance ........ ID SO
John w. Towle, lumber ..... 6S4 80
Gust Kaul, salary and washing so 90
VIM. Schmitt, road work COM
missioner district No. 8 ... IL 90
Geo. e. Richardson, premium
on policy ................ 80 40
d. ID. Miles and Frank Miles,
writing tax notices ...... 81 90
p. II. Knott, printing $35, tax
$S.51, balance ........... 26 49
Hammond Printing Co, bind
ing records .............. z 90
DR.. Kindred, fumigating the
families of John Harding,
Bert Jackson and VIM. Dan
iels $50, tax $21.65, balance. s 35
| Chris SChavland, county treas
urer, premium for second
year on treasurer's bond less
discount of $3.50 if allowed
at this time ............... 140 SO
John Scheeler, meat for pau
| perS .................. IL III
j. Adams, screen door for
| jail .................. 5O
| d. d. Brunson, livery, applied
| on tdh ........... .......... III w
w. Dahnke, road work commits
sioner district No. 3 ........ 10 90
Alex Cox, road work commits
sioner district No. ...... 3 90
C. j. Hixson, road work COM
| missioner district No. 3 :. 20 90
DR.. F. A. Long, medical servic-
es Emma GambilD ....... 30 25
| On motion board adjourned to a.
m.
| Board met pursuant to adjournment.
On motion the following road over
seer reports were audited and ap-
proved:
VIM. Dahnke, road district No.
4, due him .............. 81 90
A. F. Reeves, road district No.
lS, due MIN .........'...... w
R. w. Linn, road district No.
II, on hand .............. OF
On motion the clerk was instructed
to notify the county treasurer to pay
no road district money to any road
overseer unless bill for the same has
board
On motion Gust Kaul was appointed
janitor for the court house for the
ensuing year at salary of $4,000 per
month.
On motion the following estimates
of expense were made for the year
1904:
County institute ...........$ 125 90
County road ............... 10000 90
County printing ........... 1900 00
County attorneys salary E. 1000 00
Care of paupers .........., 5000 OC
Fuel, postage and expense. 1900 0O
Books, stationery and sup
plies Observation-Disclosures. 1000 OC
Election expenses ......... 5000 OF
Salaries for county assess
or and deputies ......... $500 0C
Soldiers relief fund ...... 1000 0C
Poor farm expenses ....... 1900 OF
County superintendent, sal
ary ..................... 14OO OF