Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-01-28

On counting the cash in the banks
and in the county treasurer's office, the
board finds the cash on hand Jan. J.,
1907, and the available bank balances
to be as follows:
Treasurers Office .........s 4,656.70
First National Bank ....... 16,126.64
Bank of State Center ....... 2,250.0O
CITY National Bank 17,296.38
Dobbin & Whitson State
Bank 2,25o.00
Marshalltown State Bank 80. 17,663.10
Bank of Gilman ...... 2,250.00
Farmers Savings Bank Of
Rhodes $4,000
st. Anthony Savings Bank. 90. 2,2s0.00
Liscomb State Bank ..... 2,2s0.00
Farmers &, Merchants Bank,
Green Mountain .. 2,2i0.OO
Melbourne Savings Bank 49,. 2,2J0.0O
Albion Savings Bank ........ 2,25O.0O
Chairman Jones appointed the fol-
lowing committees:
Officers and Grounds-Jones, Buegh-
ly and Keen.
Bridges and Roads-Keen, Jones and
Bueghly.
Poor-Bueghly, Keen and Jones.
Approving of bonds took up the re-
mainder Of the afternoon. when the
board adjourned to Tuesday morn
ing.
Tuesday, Jan. 8, 1907.
Board convened as per adjournment:
present, w. H Jones and N. o. Keen;
the day was spent in examining kills;
adjourned to Wednesday.
Wednesday, Jan 9, 1907.
Board convened as per adjournment:
present, w. Fl. Jones. N o. Keen and
Elias Bueghly.
bonds and examining bills; adjourned
to Thursday.
Thursday, Jan. 10, 1907.
Board convened as per adjournment;
present. w H. Jones, N. o. Keen and
Elias Bueghly.
Bills were read. and on motion were
allowed as read, and warrants ordered
drawn for their payment
Bonds were approved during this ses-
sion as follows: County Auditor,
Erastus Cornell; County Attorney, Jos.
H. Egermayer; County Recorder, Min
ME E. Allen; County Treasurer, j. p.
vens and w. A. Miller; Clerk of Court,
H. c. Lounsberry; Deputy Clerk, Il. NJ
Haradon; Sheriff, c. S. Hutson; Depu-
ty Sheriffs, S. M. Cause and A. A.
Nicholson: Deputy Auditor, A. w. Dob
son; Deputy Recorder, Eta Northup;
County Superintendent of Schools, M
E. Hostetler: Surveyor, William Brem-
ner; Coroner. H. H. Nichols; Town
ship Clerks, C. w. Hollingsworth, ]. A
Lay, S. G. Brown, H. F. Stouffer. P. l.
Collins, C. G.. Johnson, r. III. Teeter
S. o. Lampman, ]. w Wells, +. w
Galloway. B. B. Kimball, w. c. Van
Horn; Justices OF the Peace, /. 8. Mil
lard. j. l.. Harrison George Benson
H. NJ. Weeks, C. r. Gaunt, J. r. Meek
ms, S. N. Meekins. Ollie Lutteken, J.
L. Dayton Martin Kunkel, 9. G. Lamb
Max NJ Patton, Robert Harper, y. A.
Glassburn, s. E. Peek and j. M. Car
ney; Constables, w. H. Wilson, S. Y
Leech, j. f. Cowan, A. J. Blink, A. F.
Freiboth, George A. Brown, e. c. Ca
Wichaeland, E. w. Hall; Assessors
B. C. Wheeler H. c. Goecke, G. w
Lampman, Ed Flanagan, r. W. Blake
lily, e. L. Monohon. w. R. Lippincott
II. w. Stubs, j. l.. West, Chas. RAN
dali, Ollie Lutteten, c. s. Lewis, W. D
Bower, C. P. McKinnon, A. L. Moore
W. A. Nichols and j. L. Ingledue;
Banks, Albion Savings, City National
Farmers &. Merchants, Dobbin & Whit
son State. Marshalltown State, State
Center, Farmers Savings. Liscomt
State Savings and st. Anthony Saw
ings.
1t was moved by Bueghly, seconded
by Keen, and carried, that the bids
for doctoring the poor for the year Of
1907, be accepted as follows. that Of
+. NJ Singleton, for the city, etc, al
the same compensation as the previous
year; that of B. NJ. Rowland, for the
southwest portion of the county, at
5000.
Moved by Keen, seconded by Buegh-
| ly and carried, that an allowance Of
| two dollars per week be furnished Mrs
Green Allen, to be drawn by III. b
Stouffer, and two dollars per week t.
William Cox, to be drawn by himself
Moved by Bueghly and seconded BY
Keen, that an extra compensation o.
$125 per year be allowed to Miss Hos.
teller, on account of caring for schoo
books; motion carried.
| Moved by Keen, seconded by Bueghly
and carried, that Harmon Pembertor
be appointed overseer Of the poor fol
Marshalltown, year 1907, at a salary o
| fifty dollars per month; the same t.
include all compensation for soldiers
relief work, also while acting as guar.
dian of county charges.
| Moved and carried, that the take!
Of 1901 be declared unavailable.
| Moved by Bueghly, seconded by Keel
and carried, that Miss Anna Healiol
be appointed stenographer at a sal
airy Of 325 per month, with office room
provided free.
Moved by Keen, seconded by Bueghl.
and carried, that the balance OF $3.50
now in the health fund, be transferred
to the poor fund.-
| Moved by Bueghly, seconded by Keer
and carried, that the Times-Republical
and Reflector, in the city. and the Gil.
man Dispatch and State Center Enter.
prise, outside OF the city. be selected
as official papers for the year of 1907
the latter two to each receive but hal
! the compensation that should legally
go to one paper.
Moved and seconded that the 1906
taxes Of the following persons be re.
mitted: William Hay, a soldier, lot IL
block II, Rice's addition; Jacob Mayer
soldier, lot 6, block s, Electric ad-
dition; Mrs. r. A. Bartlett, a soldiers
widow, lot I, block 10, Jerome's addi-
ton; Christina Johnson, poor per-