The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1904-09-30
THE COUNTY LEGISLATURE
THE PUBLIC GRlsT RECEIVES AT
TENTloN BY THE BOARD.
CONDITION OF THE POOR FARM

NepoIt oI superintendent SoHHeoU W
the Comm lssioners-Names Select.
ed From Which Jury viii be Drawn.
New Road Orde red--Bills Allowed.
Madison, Nebraska, Sept. %, 1904
Board of county commissioners met
pursuant to adjournment All mem
bers present. Minutes OF the last
meeting were read and approved. On
motion the Nebraska National bank
of Norfolk was designated as de-
pository for county funds. On mo-
tion the Nebraska National bank
bond was approved. On motion the
following bills were allowed:
c. A. Fuller, fees state vs. Burt.$ 95
VIM. Bates, county Judge, fees
in state case and postage. 80. 10 90
Sessions & Bell, coffin for pau
per (Gordon) ............... 20 90
Prospect Hill cemetery asso-
ClatlOn ............,... ~ w
f. e. Pettitt, / wolf scalp. 800. 2 90
DR.. f. A. Long, insanity case. ii 90
DR.. H. r. Holden, medical SER
vices for pauper. .......... IL 90
Fred Jenkins, / wolf scalp. .... 2 90
ID. l.. Best, livery. y............ 6 90
w. c. Elley, livery y........... 10 so
VIM. Hemphill, caring for Mos
es Clark Observation-Disclosures. II 90
c. A. Hedman, hardware $12.52
less $3.50 previously paid. s 80
DR.. f. A. Long, fees in insan-
1ty case ................ 20
Sam Hanen, driving piling
$500, allowed at $500, ap-
piled on tax.
Fred Dierks, road work dis
trict No. "a. 24................ 26 90
r. l.. Lovelace, road work dis
trlct No. 10. .................l rs 70
Henry Sunderman, work dis
trlct NO. l. 1................ 6 90
Henry Sunderman, work dis
trict No. %. 23................. 10 10
l.. w. Lyon, material furnished
for county grader. 9 25
l.. w. Lyon road work COM
missioner district No. 1... 1873 so
Christ Lenser, road work COM
missioner district No. &c.. 4 so
Fred Smith, road work, COM
missioner district No. g. 144 90
Crowell Lumber Co. Lindsay
lumber 36 90
VIM. Chapman, road work COM
missioner district No. 2... 2S 90
O'Shea & Mcbride, coal ..... 10 40
O'Shea & Mcbride, lumber for
road district No. 80. ....... 25 90
O'Shea & Mcbride, lumber for
road district No. %. ........ 26 65
VIM. Filsinger, road work, road
district No. 27.............. SO SO
Fred krantz, road work, road
district No s. S............... 13 SO
II. j. Morris, road work, COM
missioner district No. 2.... 10 90
II. j. Morris, road work, road
district No. 9. ............ 8 90
Christ Bick, road work district
NO. ................. 3 90
c. j. Lodge, road work district
4No' w
G. w. Crum, superintendent
salary for August. ........ 100 90
Emil Winter, salary as clerk of
board and postage. ........ 116 Is
j. j. Clements. fees, etc.,. 231 20
Frank Martin, serving papers
(road Sec. 29, 23, - ...... 3 rs
John L. Rynearson, viewing
road (29, %, D........... so
Gust kaul, salary for August. 40 90
w. H. Field, fees and witness
lees .................. ........ So Is
Hammond Printing Co., sup.
pies ........,....... 8 %
II. L. Kindred, coroner's fees
In Aultman case. ......... Ia 60
Jury fees in Aultman case: Chas.
Parker, $1.1O; A. H. Winder, S1.1O;
l.. M. Beeler, $1.10; ]. C. Stitt, $1.1O;
w, H. Brakeman. $1.1O; L. Sessions,
$110.
Witness fees in Aultman case:
case; Mrs. e. Wegner, $1.1O; P. F.
Sprecher, $1.10; Saddle Dubois, $1.1O;
w. A. Hall, $1.1O; Chas. Pilger, $1.10;
F. A. Brakeman, $1.10; Martin Kane,
$500.
! Inc ROAD petltlon or Peter Bovee
and thirteen others asking that a pub
lie road be located and opened, com
mencing at the N. w. corner of Sec.
29-23-l west and running thence east
one mile between Sec. 20 and 29 and
terminating at the N. e. corner of
Sec. 29-23.1 was taken up. 1t was
moved and seconded that the petition
of Bovee and others be granted The
motion prevailed and the road was de.
clared opened without any cost to
the county.
On motion the board selected go
names from which petit Jurors shall
be drawn for the October term OF
court. The following were chosen:
Norfolk-Ed. Braasch, l.. c. Bar