Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-11-15

drove out and spent the remainder of
the day in viewing bridges.
THIRD DAY.
Board met at eight o'clock a. M,
Wednesday, November 6, 1907, and i'm
mediately drove out to view bridges,
and at one O'Clock p. m. they returned
and resumed work in the Auditors
office.
On motion the following resolution
was adopted:
RESOLVED; That in all cases where
claims for damages to domestic animals
or fowl are filed, as provided for in
Chapter 20, Acts of the Thirty-second
General Assembly, the claimant shall
be required to have his claim signed by
at least two witnesses, who shall
certify as to the correctness of the
claim.
On motion the County Auditor was
authorized to issue warrant on the
County Bridge Fund in favor of E. L.
Chambers, in payment of his bill for
repairs on the New Oregon bridge and
the Powers bridge in Vernon Springs
Township, as soon as said work is COM
pleted and accepted by Supervisor w.
H. Keune.
The remainder of the afternoon was
occupied in auditing claims, and at $50
o'clock Board adjourned until eight
o'clock a. M, Thursday, November z,
1907.
FOURTH DAY.
Board met at eight o'clock a. M,
Thursday, November z, 1907, with all
members present.
On motion F. B. Lomas, Of Cresco,
was appointed Constable to fill vacancy
in Vernon Springs Township, and his
official bond was approved.
The following claims against the
County were allowed as listed below,
and the County Auditor was authorized
to issue warrants on the proper funds
in payment of same:
NAME: NATURE OF CLAIM: AMOUNT:
Andrus, D P, bailiff district
Acres, Blaci KIM & Co.. o. =
Ad asassonf By. F. M, '. juror 70 %
Coroner's court. .......... 90
Adams, DR.. F. M, medical
service in quarantine $500. so
Alliance Mercantile Associa-
ton, wire fencing for Poor
farm. ........... .......... Il 10
Adams, G. E., groceries for
Fred Gamrow. ........ SO
Barber, j. B., digging grave
Tor pauper... 50
Barker, A. E., justice fees. 16 IS
Brown & Radford, coal for
poor, Riceville .. 20
Bigalk, Paul, hogs bought for
poor farm. ................. "a W
Brown, Sarah E., postage,
freight, etc. ............. SO
Brown, Sarah E., travelling
expense for September and
October. Observation-Disclosures. 20 90
Bronner, Sam, moving road
CoolS .............. l 5U
Conner, E. F., expert work
opening treasurer's safe.. 81 SO
Converse, w. L., insane COM
missioner 3 90
Culver, S. s., travelling ex-
pense .......... "a IS
Culver, S. s., postage and
telephone. .......... 0C
Culver, S. S., conveying
Myrtle Witt to Mitchellville 90 II
Culver, S. S., boarding
prisoners SIS SC
Copeland Lumber Co., lumber
| for poor farm 81. 1880. Z 81
Copeland Lumber Co., lumber
for sheriff's barn. $500. 5 Il
Clark Bros, groceries for
| poor farm. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ~ 0s
conry, Tom, bailiff district
court. ~. ....... .l1.s...s.. 8 OF
Clemmer, P. A., stationery,
etc. $50. $780,. 1900. Is VI
Chambers, E. L., bridges
! built on contract ...... i, 651 IS
bridges ......... sos 81
Enos, ]. c., bridge material IL 81
i Emmons, L. E., insurance
premium on poor farm build
lngs. l..l.. ......s.'. ..s....... b IL
Emery, George, moving road
i LoOlS .i.i.,.5.. ........... z On
Fox, w. c., session and COM
mittee work. ............. 80 II
Glass, 7. E., groceries for.
| John Caspari. ........... 8 OF
| Grannis, D. L., commission
on fines. 35 CT
Grannis, D. L., expense in
liquor cases 8 OF
HAL, F. "A, labor on culvert
at SheriH's barn. ......... 2 81
Haupt, Albert, use of land
for road purposes. ........ 10 OF
Hnssellman, H. H., meat for
poor farm ........... 6 OF
Halver, A. l., trustee Oak
Dale Twp. .............. 6 OF
Hall, D. A., trustee Oak
Howe, Chas. w, clerk Oak :
Dale Twp. .............. s ol
Hughes, j. D., trustee AL
Jind 5en e1 Br. j. W. medical y
services at poor farm. ..... Is &C
Jerman, 3. W., cost in JUS
tice court, State vs. Chas.
Kessel, DR.. Geo, medical
aid, John Belik 40 OC
Kessell, DR.. Geo., medical
aid, Otto Krall 6 sc
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