The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-06-29
Commissioners Proceedings.

Madison, Neb., June 18, 1906, 1 p.
m.-At the regular June meeting OF
the board of county commissioners the
following were present: John H.
Harding, John Malone and Burr Taft.
The minutes of June II, 1906, were
read and approved.
On motion the matter of allowing
claims for damages on account of
Christian road was put over pending
the filing of petition for closing the
road east and south of John Kreifeps
land.
The board of county commissioners
having reported favorably on the pro-
posed route Of the drainage ditch at
and near the city of Norfolk, petition
for which was filed by j. E. Haase on
May %, 1906, on motion the board
voted to employ r. A. Swartout, civil
engineer, to make survey OF same and
on motion he was ordered to go upon
the line of said ditch as described in
said petition and survey and level the
same, and set stake at every hun
dred feet, numbering down stream;
note the intersection of section lines,
road crossings and boundary lines, and
make a report, profile, and plat of
the same, and estimate the number Of
cubic yards for each working section
of said ditch, and also to make and
return a schedule of all lots, lands,
public or corporate roads or railroads
that will be benefited by said pro-
posed improvement, whether the same
are abutting upon the line of said
ditch or not, and an apportionment Of
a number of lineal feet and cubic yards
to each lot, tract Of land, road or rail-
road, according to the benefits which
will result to each from said improve
ment, and an estimate of the cost of
location and construction to each, and
a specification of the manner in which
the said improvement shall be made
and completed.
On motion the following claims were
disallowed for the reason that they
are not a proper charge against the
county:
Geo. c. Lambert, fees, state VS.. Wal.
ton, $2.95.
James Conley, 1920, fees, state VS..
Walton.
DR.. S. A. Campbell, $1,000, fumigat-
ing premises of Herbert King.
DR.. F. A. Long, $12, releasing fam
lilies of Adolph Schilling and Ed. Kohl
from quarantine.
The claim of Braasch Drug Co. for
$3.50 was disalowed for the reason
that same is included in the claim al
lowed Braasch Drug Co. on April 9, |
1906.
On motion the following bills we're
allowed:
H. ]. Graves, room for election,
claimed $500, allowed at. ...$ 3 90
w. H. Widaman, deputy asses
or, claimed $236.2O, allowed
at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. PIG 20
Rees Printing Co., supplies,
claimed S1975, allowed at. Is rs |
William Gobler, cement work,
claimed $51664 allowed at. 492 Ga
H. G. Brueggeman, deputy as
SCISSOR ..................... 272 OF
B. B. McGinnis, labor, R. D. No.
16 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. IA 90
B. B. McGinnis, labor, commits
sioner district No. 2........ 55 so
H. A. Maston & Son, moving
cement blocks ........... 2 90 |
w. c. Elley, fees insanity cases 63 35
Emil Jansen, assisting county
surveyor .................. IA 90
w. P. Dixon, grading, commits
sioner district No. 2........ "a so
DR.. F. A. Long, fees insanity
cases ..................... 16 90
Edwin Tegeler, wolf scalps... 16 90
G. Polenski, road work, r. D.
No. 81 .................... 1s 90
G. q. Plass, carpenter work.. 3S rs