Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-09-22

lolIoWlng state cases:
State of Iowa VS. Nels Nielsen Is
Joe 81 Ross justice of the peace l 50
VIM Northup sheriff. SIS
State of Iowa vs. Joe P. Roth
Joe II Ross justice of peace / so
VIM Northup sheriff -- 81
On motion the quarterly report OF
Vim Northup, sheriff, was approved
The school fund loan of D D Will
llams for $4,000 was examined and
on motion approved.
On motion the following claims
| VIM Northup conveying in.
ebriate to hospital ---- SO 81
VIM Northup telephoning and
postage Is
9 Il Grau repairing county
pIluge Is
VIM Northup salary for June,
July and August $50 90
A j Leake coal for Jail So 30
A d Roberts mdse for poor
Iarm 81 IS
Currier & Mantz mdse for poor
lafm ----- 80
The apportionment of telephone,
telegraph and express companies for
the purpose of taxation, was fixed and
approved as follows for the year 1905:
(See table next weekly
On motion board adjourned to meet
again at eight o'clock a. m. Sept, 9
1904.
Eight o'clock a. M. Sept. 9, board
met pursuant to adjournment.
N 81
allowed.
Iowa Printing Co supplies 1s 10
y freeman electric lights for
court house "a II
p M johnson blacksmith work
for poor farm / so
3 NJ Johnson sharpening lawn
mower and scythe- l 10
u . Johnson cleaning vault
on lot block "a Audubon 5 90
Mott q Mills supplies and
8 Smiths palnsi mase for John nan Al %
ner and wife -------------. 10 10
= w Baker witness before
grand jury 1 So
were rejected.
Thos Law for cleaning school house
after the general election of 1908 S.. 90
a ELauver medical attendance on
J 7 Ellis $3.50
County Superintendents rep 1T
from Sept 1908 to Sept 1904 was APP
proved as follows:
(See table next week.
On motion L. j. Hill's report of fees
collected and applied on salary was
approved.
On motion the following resolution
was adopted
That the Board of Supervisors will
only furnish the necessaries of life for
people seeking county aid, as follows:
Flour, corn meal, potatoes, beans,
cured meats, salt and pepper, sugar,
tea and coffee and notice is hereby
given that all bills for delicacies and
luxuries ordered by trustees will be
rejected.
On motion Mary Sorensen was
abated 5000 tax on lot of 4 S. E. N,
w. % S0-35 on account of charity.
On motion the following persons
were appointed judges and clerks of
the general election to be held Nov. 8.
1904:
Audubon Twp.
Judges-Hugh Farrell, Henry lib
ben, Chris Wedemeyer.
Clerks-J @ Ross, Joseph Klemish.
Cameron Twp.
Judges-Thoe Scott, T ] Sheley.
Amos Fancher.
Clerks-F c Miller, Ed Baldwin.
Douglas Twp.
Judges-Hans Anderson, III An
derson, R NJ Dickey.
Clerks-John Esbeck, M F Kerwin.
Extra Twn
Judges-Sam'l McGafin, I'D Bar.
clerks-A w Harvey, Otto Witt
hauer.
Greeley Twp.
Judges-Geo Mccall, i w Dawson,
VIM. Rucker.
Clerks-Fred Reynolds, AL Freder-
icks.
Hamlln Twp.
Judges-Geo Scott, Peter Madsen,
F d Searles.
Clerks-T J Coglan, w d Stanley.
Leroy Twp.
+ Judges-C. III. Gardner, w e Ken
nels, Geo. Ellis.
Clerks-D u Freeman. c f Wick
er. -
Lincoln Twp.
Judges-F r Mclaughlin, o s.
WEIGH, August Kusel.
Clerks-C p Weston, Eggert Puck.
Melville Twp.
Judges-James Hunt, Chas. Tun.
man, Henry Sunberg Sr. A
Clerks-B J Black, Walter Hovt.
Oakfeld Twp.
Judges-AP Hansen, Jens C Ham
sen, Eli Hansen,
Clerks-Paul Petersen, Jesse Ny.
Sharon Twp.
Judges-Ole III Jacobsen, H In
gerslew, Chris Christensen.
Clerks-Jorgen Maroussen, c w
Boysen. S go 1f55s. .,,s
Viola Twp.
Fred wager. .,. =
Dudley. q
On motion board adjourned to meet
again at one o'clock p m.
One O'Clock p m board met pursuant
to adjournment.