Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1905-06-29

poor farm claimed $24 90 al.
lowed ~ 90
Z % BRENNAN, postage 90
G Il BRENNAN, exchange 10 90
G ID BRENNAN, phone IS
RN Carper, bailiff May term
court 90
Culver & Co., corn meal for poor
farm %
Currier g. Mantz, mdse for poor
farm IS
S G Hunter Iron Works, steel
pipe 90
Matt Parrot & Sons, supplies 81 70
] f Russell, Oliver typewriter 70 90
F Russell, mdse for poor farm Sc
F Russell, curtains for clerks
ONCE 80
Chas Tunn, hauling lumber and
fixing bridge -- 5 90
Paul Petersen, clerk Oakfield
Twp------------- 200
w A Glines, board and lodging
insane man Is
The Young Citizen, 425 copies =
W NJ WEIGH Printing Co., sup.
pies 10 DO
Geo. Mccall, trustee Greeley
Geo. Mccall, board of health
The school fund loan of $1,000 to S.
Bintner was approved.
School fund loan of $500 to Leopold
Fuss was approved.
On motion board adjourned till one
p M.
One p m board met pursuant to ad-
iournment.
The following claims were on mo-
ton allowed:
l w Baker, mdse for poor farm 25 80
Matt johnson, coal for poor
farm IL 90
G A Kraft, curing meat for poor
Oliver Typewriter Co., repairing
machine l IS
A H Roberts, mdse for court
A II Roberts, mdse for poor farm 50
John Rutherford, board and
washing for prisoners % 10
u Wright, repairing BRIDGE l so
Chas Wells, hauling sand for
jail 1885, 4 70
c Bonwell, Session work "a 90
G Bonwell, committee work % 90
J G Bonwell, mileage ------- II so
n d Hamlin, session work --- "a 90
N d Hamlin, committe work 20 90
n d Hamlin, mileage s so
F d Searles, session work. "a 90
F d Sear.es, committee work. IS 90
F d Searles, milage II 25
Ed Wood, making copy of origi-
nal entries % 90
Board completed equalization of
assessment for 1905 and on motion
the following changes were made:
Cameron Township raised five per
cent.
Audubon Township raised five per
cent
On motion board adjourned to meet
J. c. BoNwELL,
Chairman
o. B. TRAIN,
County Auditor.
Auditorss office, Audubon, Iowa,
June Is, 1905.
Board of Supervisors met in ad-
journed session. Members present j.
G. Bonwell. n. D. Hamlin and +. d.
Searles.
At one o'clock p M the board organ
lied as board of county canvassers
and proceeded to canvass the vote
at the special election held June IS,
1905.
The vote being duly canvassed the
following result was declared:
| There were seven hundred and
lightweight votes cast for the cree
ton of new court house and eleven
hundred and seventy. four votes cast
against the erection of new court
house. The proposition was therefore
declared defeated by majority of 1856
On motion the following election
fees were allowed:
Hugh Farrell. judge Audubon
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c H Wedemeyer. judge Audi
| bon township ----- OF
H w Tibbbn, judge Audubon
| township Observation-Disclosures OK
] c Rose, clerk Audubon town
s 4 Flemish, clerk Audubon u
township---- 3 OF
] c Rose, putting up and taking
down booths 8 OF
T J Shelley, Judge Cameron Twp OF
Thos Scott, judge Cameron Twp OC
Amos Fancher, judge Cameron
township NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 3 OF
F c Miller, clerk Cameron Twp O(
E E Baldwin, clerk Cameron
township - 3 OF
f r Mclaughlin, judge Lincoln
township ---------------- 3 on
o S WEIGH, judge Lincoln Twp 3 OF
August Kusel, judge Lincoln
township --------- 3 OF
q e Weston, clerk Lincoln Twp 8 OF
Ell Puck, clerk Lincoln Twp 3 OF
Saml McGatfin, judge Extra
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