The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-02-16
County Commissioners viii Change
Cows at the Poor Farm, so That
Good Mixers viii Result - Steel
Bridoes to be Advertised for.


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Joseph Karge, work and mate
rial, road district No. TO-. 00I
A. N Snider, hardware, road
district No. ........... 9 90
Thomas O'Shea, coal for court
house OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. "a 10
+. A. Long, commissioner in
sanity Observation-Disclosures. s COL
W. N. Huse, county printing 1876 S4
Geo. IL. Richardson, Office ex-
penses and drayage ..... Is 30|
Burr Taft, salary and mileage. 81 CO.
John H. Harding, salary and
mileage ................... W 20
John Malone, salary and mile
age .................. " ~
John Malone expenses to Lin
COIN ..............,... ~ Ou
G.. f. Bilger, constable fees. 10
The bill of j. l.. Daniel for 100000
balance salary as deputy county clerk,
was rejected.
On motion the board made appliCa-
tion to the Quartermaster general of
the United States army for a tomb
stone for John Stibley, private com
unteer infantry, stone to be shipped to
II. f. Barney, Madison, Neb
On motion the following appoint
ments were made:
Henry Sunderman, road overseer,
district No. 90.
.tn1y OF ~int
No. II.
Mitchell Loveace, road overseer,
district No. 10.
John Reikofski, road overseer, dis
trict No. 13.
John Frisch, road overseer, district
No. 80.
Report of the soldiers commission
filed and approved, showing:
Amount received from county during
year, $5O9.OO
Overdraft last settlement, $2677.
Amount expended during year,
$426.20.
Balance on hand this date, $56.03.
On motion the county was instruct
ed to draw warrant in favor of Claus
Young, chairman of soldiers relief
commission, for 5000.
On motion Commissioners Harding
and Taft were authorized to sell such
cows on the poor farm as are not good
mixers and to replace them by the
purchase of good milk cows.
On motion Commissioner Harding
was authorized to look after the stock
on the poor farm and to order sale or
change of same when in his opinion
advisable.
On motion the county clerk was or
dered to advertise for bids for the con-
struction of the following bridges dur
ing the year 1906.
l. An SO-foot span, 14-foot roadway.
steel bridge across the Northfork of
the Elkhorn on the section line road
between sections IA and Is, Twp. "a.
r. /, near the dwelling of Adolph Hille.
2. A 70-foot span, 14-foot road way,
steel bridge across the Northfork OF
the Elkhorn Immediately north Of the
bridge last described.
8. A 68-foot span steel bridge, with
16-foot road and 4-foot walk across
Shell creek on Main street in the viii
lage of Newman Grove, Neb.
4. A 9O-foot span steel bridge, with
20-foot road way and 6-foot walk way
across Union creek, on Madison ave-
nue. in the city of Madison, Neb.
5. 42-inch tubular steel piers to be
placed under bridge now across the
Elkhorn river on section 81, Twp. "a,
r. /, near what is known as the Kost
farm.
6. A 60-foot, 14-foot road way,
wooden bridge across Union creek on
the section line road near the farm OF
O. S. Christian, east of Madison, Neb.
Z. A 6S-foot, 14.foot road way, wood
en- bridge across South Taylor creek
on the section line road between sec
tions 2G and 27, Town. % N, range 2.
8. For the construction of such new
bridges and the repair of such old
bridges during the year 1906 as emer-
gency or necessity shall require.
County Assessor J. l.. Rynearson ap-
pointed Leonard Fucker as deputy as
SCISSOR for Kalamazoo precinct, and
Clarence Mcintosh as deputy assessor
for limerick precinct in place of P. w
Ruth, transferred to county assessors
office, which appointments were ap
proved by the board.
On motion the board then adjourned
to March G, 1906, at p m.
Geo. e. Richardson,
County Clerk.