The Grit-advocate., 1905-11-24

and allowed:
Ordinary Fund.
MARE I.. CLAYTON wits fees J J! court.....s sio
y Brown wits fees dist court. d
vii Walisce do do .. ,..... 5ss
YIN @ T EpIsS; is juror dis. court ...... pa
1T Twomey. boarding prisoners rs
q NJ BraNtan. stationery 7O
CT Iddings. Goa! Neutrality-suspicious.. 10 %
Out West Printing company. supplies. 322l
Mrs tirk. cleaning court house. II -
Morgan: sheriff fees. ,...... 81 !5
Allison Stuker. insrecting court house 63 2o
Road Fund.
4 u Es..hIiman. road overseer IL 80
. Frank Hcrfcrt. road overseer. 81 %
4 P"lz!ne road overseer. 81 90
CF iddings lumber. S5S
@ Waddlnxton, supplies. ............. Ig5
+ Herfert, road work % Is
X G Herfert road work .............. 10 %
p3lHine. for labor. bor..................... Y 90
CG Earnhanl. repairs. Observation-Disclosures. = 50
j o Thistle, surveying road. ......... IS
Union Pacific lease. 20
Poor Fund
Mrs. Harrison. meals for Door 7 so
DIR j NJ Brown. Meyers case............ % 10
Emergency Fund.
X Dye, stamps. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 5 10
q L Morgan. stamps. ps................... 81
Court House Expense Fund.
W II Pound. court house suppIies ~ 10
Dye & Ilurin, court house supplies. ~ 20
j Anderson. cleaning clock. 80
Il Lavcle. court house supplies ...... 3 4S
Fee Fund.
RS SDye, treasurcr's fees ... 505 II
In the matter of the deed given by
the'county to Oscar Corpc, February
20, 1902, it appearing to the board
that one-third of foot more ground
had been conveyed than was owned
by the county, it was agreed by all
parties at interest that the original
property should be decided back to the
county by COrpe, when the county
would re-deed to Corpe but % feet of
lots and 8 in block II, in the origi-
nal town, all of which was according
ly done.
The annual appropriation resolu-
ton was passed by the board approp-
Rating the following amounts, or SO
much thereof as found necessary, for
the year 1906:
Ordinary fund, $4,000; roads and
bridges and building new bridges,
$1,000; support of poor, $500; for en-
ergencies, $1,000; for payment of
court house and supplies, $1,000; for
maintaining county high school,
$1,000; for maintaining district schools
in the county from general school
fund, $1,000.
The following tax levies were made
and ordered of record:
Ordinary county revenue fund 8! mills
Road and bridge fund mills
Emergency fund l mills
Court house fund l mills
Poor fund mills
County high school fund - 2 mills
General school fund 2 mills
Total county levy 10 mills
The county assessor made his return
on taxable property in the county at
S503, 2O2. The state board of equali-
zation at their October meeting reduc-
ed their former return of corporate
property $l5,575 on Union Pacific
mileage, leaving the corporate prop
erty valuation for the county $3.50, 40,
making the total assessed valuation
of the county for 1905 1864, ,142
The board of directors of the Jules
burg Irrigation district certified to the
board that the total amount of money
to be raised by taxation to pay all
expenses, including interest on bonds.
to be S36, 900, the law directing that Is
per cent be added for delinquencies,
and the county assessor having certi-
fled that the total assessed valuation
of all real estate, exclusive of i'm
provements, lying in the district at
SS4l ,52S, the levy for district purposes
was fixed at so mills.
Inc town OF Julesburg having pre-
sented its resolution providing for
levy of 25 mills for town purposes, di-
vided as follows:
For general fund account II mills
For public improvc't act & mills
For interest on water bonds q mills
For park fund ~ mills
The various school districts of the
county reported the following special
school levieS:
Dist No. Mills Dist No. Mills
IL 3 II
10 )
Il II 3
10 II Is
~ ~ 10
Is d 81 q