The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1906-01-12
commissioners, proceedings.
McCook, Neb., December q

mCCOOk N6D., DoScLlbcE 20, iCuJ.
The board of county commissioners met pur-
suant to adjournment. Present: ID. A. Water
man, Samuel Premier and C.. B. Gray, county
commissioners, c.. +. Eldred, county attorney,
and E. j. Wilcox, county clerk.
Minutes of previous meeting were read and
approved.
On motion the resignation of F. P. Emo as
county assessor was accepted.
On motion Charles Skalla was appointed
county assessor to fill vacancy.
The following official bonds were examined
and on motion approved:
Joseph c. Moore, county judge.
Charles H.. Meeker, surveyor.
Martin Morris, justice of the peace, Fritscl
| precinct.
J. B. Goreley, same Tyrone precinct.
C. C.. Smith, same Gerver precinct.
Ed. Hethcote, same Beaver precinct.
James Z. Ryan. same 1ndianola precinct.
Henry H. Berry, same Willow Grove precinct
Thomas Burge, constable Willow Grove pre-
cinct.
Charles Weintz, constable Willow Grove pre-
cinct.
Frank Jennings, overseer road district No. /,
w. s.. Fitch, same district No. 8.
G. g.. Wilhelm, same district No. 16.
w. v. Miller, same district No. II.
John DrolI, same district No. 10.
A. NJ. Benjamin, same district No. 25.
Peter Gillen, same district No. %.
H. j. Hall, same district No. 81.
William NJ. Sharp, same district No. IS.
Annual settlements of the following ~overseer
of highways were xamined and on motion the
clerk was instructed to draw certificates on the
road districts in payment thereof as follows:
George w. Dillon, district S..............S 30 90
G.. N. Smith, district 10 90
G.. Longnecker, district S.. ......... 30 90
l. II. Harrison, district 81. ... 30 90
w. S. Fitch, district 80 90
Joseph Boos, district % .................. 30 90
Charles Masters, district 81 .............. 30 90
81. j. Hall, district 81. .......... 49,. 80 90
E. Oxley, district 36............ .......... 80 90
Alex Brown, district 43. 80 on
The following claims were audited and allow
ed and clerk was instructed to draw warrants
on the county general fund levy of 1905, as fol
lows:
L. W. Mcconnell, supplies. .............. 13 So
State Journal Co., supplies s 90
F. NJ. Kimmell, supplies. ........ 81 35
The McCook Tribune, printing. ...... 81 10
NJ. J. Campbell, board prisoners ........ 35 90
R. B. Campbell, salary as physician 3rd
quarter. ........... Is IS
j. M. Brown, same. Is IS
I. j. Wilcox, salary 18th quarter and
office EXPENSE. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81 80
j. E. Kelley, premium on treasurer's
bond ........ 1S9 90
Flora B. Quick, 4th quarter salary and
Office expense 2S4 81
Albert Guy, mdse. for paupers.......... ID 50
j. Uerling, 81 90
c. G. Coglizer, work and material. 10 so
NJ. Osborn, iailor's fees .............. 81 90
W. c.. Billiard, car of oal................ 132 90
And on the county road fund levy of 1905, as
follows:
VIM. Rinck, road work 800
Jhas. Miller, 90
VIM. Meyers, ame.............. ......... 3
Alfred Randel, same co
Randel, same. 800
!. o. Longneeker, same. 6 OK
B. Fowler, .......... so
Tohn Morosic, 8 00
lanes Williams, 8 0
Alex Brown, me........ .............. 6 90
Joseph Boos, same.......... ............. 6 90
On motion the board adjourned to meet De-
18th, 1905,