The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1904-01-15
w. II. Field. clerk Of the dlstrIct


Battle Creek precinct.
ole Oleson, justice of the peace,
Shell Creek precinct.
A. r. Rodman justice of the peace
Shell Creek precinct.
b. H. Mills, justice of the peace,
Jefferson precinct.
s. w. Hayes, justice of the peace,
Norfolk precinct.
w. l.. Berry, justice of the peace,
Madison precinct.
Henry Neuwerk, justice of the
peace, Highland precinct.
Henry Sunderman, road overseer,
district No. %.
Chas. Witzel, road overseer, district
No. 1S. .......
Herman Fucker, road overseer, dis.
trict No. 6.
Ernest Nathan, road overseer, dis.
trict No. 80.
H. ]. Morris, road overseer, district
No. 9.
F. z. McGinnis, road overseer, dis.
trict No. 16.
John Weiand, road overseer, dis.
trict No. 81.
p. l.. Bussey, road overseer, district
No. 2.
Henry Aaberg, road overseer, dis.
trict No. 30.
]. P. Lauver, road overseer, district
No. Is.
c. F. Haase, road overseer, district
No. 1.
VIM. Brummund, road overseer, dis.
trict No. 8.
Frank ]. farmer, constable, Norfolk
precinct.
Frank Flood. constable, Battle
Creek precinct.
On motion board adjourned to S
o'clock a. m.
Board met pursuant to adjournment
On motion the following bills were
allowed:
Platte county, one-half cost
paid by Platte county for
bridge on county line ..... Is 1C
John Reeves, bridge work 5000,
tax $1.S5, balance ..... IL
Frank Herda, bridge work $50,
tax 1924, balance ...... 20 7t
j. H. Dufphy, livery $3.50, tax
$12.9O, balance ........... 5 &C
Mills & Schuck, blacksmithing 81
j. p. Lauver, bridge work SIS,
tax $6.56, balance .......... s A
c. M. Boyles, bridge work $40,
tax $10.25, balance ....... 20 II
F. Z. Barnum, printing ...... 2S OF
On motion the assessment of the
personal property of A. d. Howe was
reduced to $1,000. An affidavit was
filed by H. c. Brueggeman, assessor
stating that the property was assessed
at full value.
On motion board adjourned to
O'Clock a. m. January T. 1904.
Board met pursuant to adjournment
On motion the following bills were
allowed:
Oscar Uhle, merchandise for
paupers, applied on tax 80. II Z.
o. H. Gillespie, merchandise
for paupers .............. 90 81
r. G. Miles, postage and office
expense ................. 76 q
Hume Robertson-Wyckoff Co.,
coal .................. II
C. w. Crum, December salary
and office expense ......... 145 s.
w. II. Lowe, surveying ...... 7 VI
R. c. Miles, county treasurer,
premium on bond .......... 10 o.
On motion the bill of Chr. Schav
land, clerk of district court, of $32
for assistants in office was rejected
On motion the following bills wer
allowed:
Chr. Schavland, county treas
!; urer, premium on bond -. 10 o.
j. l.. Rynearson, making per-
sOnal tax notices $27, tax SO
cents, balance ............. 26 8
r. j. Taylor, work ordered by
county commissioners .... 20
Chris Schmitt, salary 2 months
} $138.35, tax $4O.OS, balance. SO 2
= II. w. Winter, salary 2 months
l $93.90, tax $29,56, balance E. GA
S. j. Finnegan, salary months
s91,45, tax $1465, balance. 76
P. F. Sprecher, printing $70,95,
tax 500, balance ...,,.... l 8
D P. E. Smith, merchandise, ap-
piled on tax ............ 3
On motion $10O was transferre
0 from 1901 bridge fund to 1902 bridg
fund.
On motion the assessment on pc
sonal property of Chas. Dales was r,
duced to 500. An affidavit was file
= by w. H. Field stating that the pro-
n erty of Dales was assessed at fu
value.
= On motion the bill of r. c. Mile
n for extra salary for the year 1903 {
$500 was rejected.
= On motion the following bonds wei
n approved:
Geo. E. Richardson, justice of I'll
I, peace, Madison precinct.
y C. w. Crum, county superintendent
Frank A. Peterson, deputy count