The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1905-06-23

railroad. Also, commencing at the
northeast corner of the southwest
quarter of northwest quarter of Sec
tion 2224-1 west running thence due
south 1OS rods was taken up. On mo.
tion said road was declared open.
On motion the resignation of II. j.
Morris, road overseer road district
No. 8, was accepted.
On motion the following appoint
ment was made:
Joseph Benish, road overseer dis
trict No. 8.
On motion the following bonds
were approved
John W. Towle, bridge contractor.
Clinton d. Johnson, superintendent
of poor farm.
Chas. Mavis, road overseer road dis
trict No. "a.
Joseph Benish, road overseer road
district No 9.
On motion the following deputy as
SCISSOR bills, being o. KID. by county
assessor, were allowed:
A. N. McGinnis, Warnerville
precinct, $1345O allowed at. SIP 90
Mark Richardson, Madison pre-
clnct Observation-Disclosures. l99 w
b. II. Mills, Jefferson precinct 121 90
Matt Classen, jr., Kalamazoo
precinct ............. 1O3 90
p. w. Ruth, limerick precinct ia 40
S. C. Inkley, Battle Creek pre-
cinct .................. 16G 90
John Crook, Deer Creek pre-
clnct OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 81 OU
c. T. Richardson, Highland
precinct ............... 116 O0
p. ]. Osnes, Shell Creek pre-
cinct 165 80
H. c. Haskins, Fairview pre-
cinct .................. 9S ST
Fred Dierks, Green Garden pre-
cinct .................. Ito y
J. R. Manning, Schoolcraft pre-
cinct 100 OC
C. ]. Hixson, Grove precinct. 121 OC
c. L. Low, Valley precinct. 12S 0C
VIM. Mcdonald, Meadow Grove
precinct lof ",
William Isenhauer, Union pre-
H. G. Brueggeman, Norfolk. 724 0C
John l.. Rynearson, county as
SCISSOR 644 O5
On motion the following bills were
allowed:
John w. Towle, bridge work,
assigned to Madison State
Dank .p=UUU'o'
L. M. Johnson, bridge work. 1O3 81
Stanton county, bridge work. O(
John Wade, bridge work.. 81 81
M. A. Anderson, bridge work. 20 OF
Sam Hanen, bridge work.. 20 O(
B. B. McGinnis, bridge work sc OF
P. Doud bridge work. ....... is OF
VIM. Lowe, road and bridge
work district No. 7........ 80 81
II. Ring, road and bridge work
district No. 7 ............ 3 o.
z. Cox, work on road, district
NO. ............. o'
Henry Uecker, bridge and
road work district No. L.. 26 81
Perry Harris, bridge and road
work, district No. 5....... 81 q
Burr Taft, road work, etc,
district No. S............ 81 8
A. F. Reeves, road work dis
trict No. 1S. S.............. SO D
F. D. Krantz, bridge and road
work, district No. S.... 5
C. M. Boyles, bridge and road
work, district No. 4..... % 5
w. L. Buckley, road work, dis
trict No. 24...............
Chas. Mavis, road work. dis
trict No. 24............... IA .
]. r. Jacobs, road work, dis
trict No. 2S .............. 30 D
A. II. Gardels, road work, dis
trict No. 10 .............. "
II, J. Morris, road work, dis
triCt No. 9 ..............., 69
r. A. Malony, supplies, road
district No. 81 ........ 10
Fred Smith, moving grader
and grading, commissioner
district No. 2 ............ 53
Fred Smith, moving grader
and grading, commissioner
district No. 3 ..,......... 81
Clay Shipman, road work,
commissioner district No ! 200
Fred Smith moving grader. 10
Claus Young, soldiers relief. 80
Gus Kaul, salary ............ 40
Emil Winter, clerk of board,
second quarter ........... 100
]. w. Ransom, interest on eX-
cess tax paid ............
Smith Premier Typewriter
Co., supplies ............,.
Chr. Schavland, postage, ex-
pense, etc, ..........,... l57
Chr. Schavland, jury certif-