The Columbus journal., 1905-03-01
Supervisors Proceedings.

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Supervisors Proceedings.
Jon. II County Assessor Galley
submitted tho following names rs his
appointees to The office OF deputy
assessors for tho various townships:
J. G. Becher. Columbus. city W.
F. Dodds. Col. Twp: Christ Benz.
Loup: >. =. Blnir 1T, Butler Siebert
Hietel. Ei>mHr': a. oiph Gr%oteiuschsn.
Sherman: Ii. W.O an, Grand Prairie {:
d. u. Robe, :, j.. Shell Greek j. f. Ma
her, Lost Creek. o. l.. Magnrssen,
Monroe: Louis Jones. Joliet. Sheldon
Clark, WoOdville; G. ]. Lake, Creston :
@. q. Moore. Humphrey: L. ID. Rob
inson. Granville: NJ. J. Ramakers. st.
Bernard Peter NOonan. Burrows: g.
II. Blecher, Walker.
On motion of Supervisors Ernst,
Goetz and Swanson. respectively,
Meesrs. B~lodgett. Osten and Becher
were not confirmed BY the board. The
other names were confirmed.
The committee on roads and bridges
submitted plans and specifications for
the building of bridges for the en-.
suing year and recommended that the
county clerk be instructed to advertise
for bids. the board reserving the righI
to reject any and all bids: that bidd-
ers be required to specify the time of
completion of the work; that all old
material be taken out by contractor
and left on bank and that the success.
full bidder be required to furnish bond
in the sum of $1,000. The report of
the committee was accepted.
The county treasurer was instructed
t" enforce the collection of delinquent
taxes and special assessments OH real
estate as provided by law.
Jan. l3.-The county treasurer was
allowed M deputy at $IGCO and one
assistant at 500, to be paid out o; the
fees of the office: also to hire addi-
tioDal help to enforce the payment of
delinquent taxes and special assess
ments ON real property.
The bid of DR.. W. Il. Cornelius Of
Columbus to serve rs county physician
for year 1905 for $50 was accepted.
A surplus of 81, leo remaining in the
road and bridge funds for the year
1908 and former years was apportioned
among the various townships and
placed in tho consolidated road and
bridge funds.
$267 remaining in the county poor
fund was transferred to the CONSOLE
dated county poor fund.
Supervisor Bender offered the follow
ing resolution which was adopted:
Whereas. it has been the practice of
this board to allow claims of the sev-
eral supervisors for work performed
in their district out of the county
general fund; and whereas, it has
been q question with the members of
this board as to whether such claims
should be paid out of the county gen.
eral fund Or out of the funds of the
district wherein such work was per.
formed:
Therefore, be it Resolved. that the
county attorney be and is hereby in
structed to give his opinion in writing
to this board at their next session.
(Signed) Louis Held.
The request Of NJ. Classen for q re.
duction in assessment of personal
property was denied.
The following bills were allowed:
G NJ Gruenther, costs D g s294.39
y J Carrig, costs 2j.J 70
serving subpOenas l3S. 10
serving jurors 7.25
boarding prisoners 129. 90
cash advanced 39.:S|
costs. insanity cases 81. 10
jail0r's fees liz. 30
attending dist. court IS 90
janitor, 6 months 49, so
H @ Lachnit. special deputy dc IS 90
D A Becher, cash advanced %. 90
F A Hagel. assisting sheriff 7.66
F d Hittner, juror Ito
G H Winslow, livery S. so
Ira Baker, witness $50
J L Drunken, livery $50
H ROgan. serving quarantine 100
Vera Stevenson, stenographer, go
Neb. Telephone Co. 6.95
Omaha Printing Co.. mdse $50
ClyOe Scott. arrest of Geo Hart