Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1904-01-13
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lineal foot.
Truss spans SO to 60 feet. sl2.25 per
lineal foot
Steel tubes IS in. $5 50 per lineal foot
each.
Steel tubes "a ill.,. 81. 20 per lineal foot
each.
Steel tubes 80 in. IS. 45 per lineal
foot each.
Steel tubes SO in, $40. 90 per lineal
foot each.
Piles driven. 43 cents per foot. Caps
in place 49,. 10 eacl,. Sheet iron
cents per pound.
L. H. Johnson. Minneapolis, Mimi.
Platform bridges 20 to 20 feet, Sc. 60
per lineal foot.
Span bridges 20 to 40 feet, SO. 90 per
!. lineal foot.
Span bridges 40 to 60 feet. sl2 so per
lineal foot.
Steel tubes Is ill.,, 81. 90 per lineal foot
each.
Steel tubes "a in. j., IS. 90 per lineal foot
each.
Steel tubes 80 in., 30. 90 per lineal
foot each.
Steel tubes So in, $40 so per lineal
foot each.
The Midland Bridge Co., Kansas City,
Mo.
Platform bridges up to 20 feet, Sc. 90
per lineal foot.
Platform bridges % to 40 feet, $40. rs
per lineal foot.
Platform bridges 40 to 60 feet $12. %
per lineal FOOT
Steel tubes IS in, 81. 10 per lincal
foot each.
Steel tubes "a in. 81. 50 per lineal foot
each.
Steel tubes 80 in. So. 95 per lineal foot
each.
Piling driven per foot, 4s cents. Caps
in place So. 25.
On motion adjourned to 8 80 a. m. ,
Jan. 8th.
FIFTH DAY.
$50 a. H., Jan. 9Th. Board met
with members all present and duly
called to order by the Chairman,
minutes of yesterdays meeting read
and approved.
The compensation of assessors for
the ensuing year was taken up and on
motion fixed as follows, for assessing
Frankville, Glenwood. Springfield,
Hesper, Burr OAK, Bluffton, Washing
ton, Canoe and Pleasant townsh ips
$50. 90 each, for assessing Highland,
Sumner, Fremont, Military, Bloom
field. Calmar. DEBORAH and Madison
townships $50. 90 each. for assessing
Orleans, Lincoln and jackson town
ships $50. 90 each, for assessing DEBORAH
corporation $780, 90. Calmar corpora
tion $40. 90, Ossian corporation $50. 90,
Ridgeway corporation $25. 90, jackson
Junction, Spillville, Castalia and Fl.
Atkinson $50. 90 each. also one day and
mileage for returning the books, said
books to be properly balanced or same
will be returned for correction.
The yearly reports of the following
Justices of the Peace were presented,
examined and accepted.
| A. O. Heck and Jos. hilbert. Mill
o. Kapler and T. W. Hazelton, CAL
mar twp
D. @. Harvey and Geo. ". Estey,
Bloomfield twp
John ]. Bjerke and W. o. Casterton,
Highland twp
N. j. James and Fred Etteldorf,
Washington twp
E. M. Carter, Hesper, Samuel Wise,
Pleasant. VIM. H. Klemme. Lincoln
| H. w. Masters Burr Oak, ]. H.
Numedahl. Springfield, Gao. M. An
derson, Frankville.
Fred B. Tillitson, Canoe. Henen
Lukes, Sumner. Philip Goettelman.
Bluffton.
H. f. Barthell, DEBORAH, A. G. Tatro,
mayor, Castalia, o. Kapler, mayor,
Spillville.
The reports of the following cons
tables were also examined and &C
cepted.
A. w. Smith and J. II. Hargreaves,
DEBORAH twr
J. F. Beardmore and J. E. Boyle,
Military.
John d. McCauleys Bluffton, Christ
Schnee berger, Washington.
Frank Pletka. Calmar, Fred w.
Meader, Hesper, A. r. Bryant, High
land, Elmer K. Hover, Pleasant.
Motion made and duly seconded that
the proposition of Emil Rosenthal,
Offering to furnish what good dry
hard wood that the paupers of DEBORAH
township and City may require for
| the ensuing year, at the rate of So per
cord, delivered. be accepted; carried.
On motion adjourned to 100 D. m.
wv II. D LJOoIu luct db ptT du-
journment, present Moore, Kubish,
Hover, Woifenberger and Nicholson,
absent, none.
Board duly called to order by the
Chairman.
The petition of the Chicago, Mil
waukee & st. Paul Railroad Co. ask
ing for the abatement of certain assess
meuts on lots in Calmar corporation,
claimed to be assessed by the Execu-
tive Council of the State and also by
the local assessor. was taken up. Mr..
Kaye appearing for the Town of Cal
mar and Mr.. Adams for the Railroad
Company, evidence was introduced
and authorities cited and after some
discussion it was moved by Kubish
and seconded by Hover that the petit
ton be denied. motion was put and
carried, no votes against and MAORI
ty for.
On motion adjourned to s: 80 a. m. :,
Jan. 9th.
SIXTH DAY.
$50 a. M. Board was out at the
Poor Farm all forenoon.
/ 80 p. m. Board met, members all
present, minutes of yesterdays meet
ing read and approved.
The following banks having filed
bonds in accordance with Section l457
of the 1897 Code of Iowa, duly approx