Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1909-01-29

books are returned duly proven to the
county auditor and accepted by him.
On motion the county auditor was
authorized to draw warrants on the
county fund in payment of claims for
gopher bounty when claim for same,
duly verified shall be presented and
filed, together with the claws of the
animal as required by law.
A new contract was made with G. ~.
Prinz as steward of the poor house and
farm for one year from and after
April End, 1909. The compensation to
be $500 per annum.
Board adjourned to O'Clock a. M,
Jan. 2lst, 1909.
SEVENTEENTH DAY.
Board met pursuant to adjournment
with Watson and Wallace present, and
drove out to visit the poor farm, re-
Stunning work at the auditors Office at |
l1:30 a. m.
On motion the county auditor was au-
thorized to issue an order to the coun-
ty treasurer upon the receipt of each
quarterly statement of expense charg-
ed to Howard county on account of in
sane in the hospital at Independence
authorizing said treasurer to transfer
the amount of SAID expense bill from
the insane fund to the state fund. Said
auditor was also authorized to issue a
similar order transferring the amount
of each quarterly bill for necessary
clothing Of children in the school for
feeble minded at Glenwood from the
county fund to the state fund. The
auditor was further ordered to collect
the amount of such expense charged to
each inmate of the hospital at indie
pendence and the school at Glenwood
from the parties liable for their sup
port whenever practicable to do so.
In the afternoon Supervisor Keune
returned and, with full board present,
the case of A. c. Campbell VS. Howard
county, Ia, for waiting on and wash
ing for prisoners in the Jail while sher-
iff and for deputy sheritf's salary was
ton which is in words as follows to-wit:
In District Court, Howard County la.
A. c. Campbell plaintiff Stipulation
VS. of settle
1t is agreed and hereby stipulated
that the above entitled cause is settled;
plaintiff dismisses all of his causes of
action against the defendant, and de-
PENDANT dismisses it's counter-claim and
cause of action against plaintiff, and
neither party hereafter is to make any
claim against the other; the plaintiff
to pay the costs made by him and the
defendant to pay the costs made by it;
no costs for taxing costs, for continu-
ances or entering ruling to be charged.
John McCook,
Attorney for plaintiff.
Joseph Griffin,
County Attorney.
The county attorney was authorized
by the board to sign said stipulation on
behalf of Howard county.
The county auditor was authorized to
draw warrant on the county fund in
favor of F. C. Blandin clerk Of the
district court for $12 10 that being the
amount of costs to be paid by the coun-
ty under above stipulation.
w. F. Woodward was appointed con
stable in Vernon Springs township to
fill vacancy and his bend was approved.
The following claims against the coun-
ty were audited by the board during
the session and the Auditor was au-
thoriZed to draw warrants on the prop
er funds in payment of amounts allow
ed on same:
Claimant cid Aid
Acres. Backmar & Co. station
cry for clerk ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 500 800
Acres. Backmar Co. records. 9l.l0 Gilt
Burke, Win, justice fees. ........... 300 300
Barker A +, insane commissioner 800 800
Brown. Sarah +. postage. l.95 l.95
Brown Sarah F. travelling ex-
penses for December ............ 24O0 2.00
Brown Sarah E. expense to state
meeting ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. lIlo Lao
Bulls, Levi clerk Chester town
ship. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l2GO 9.Ot
: Bulls, j Y trustee ................ 800 S.N
Barth, l. +, postage and station
cry. Observation-Disclosures. DO 90
5 Barth. l. p. publishing board pro-
ceeQlnRS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2U.So 2uoU
Barth. l. p, publishing bids for
road work Observation-Disclosures. $50 $50
Barth. L p. subscription Times
Tor poor farm Observation-Disclosures. 800 800
: Barker. A E. insane commissioner 600 600
a Brown. J NJ. setting glass at sher-
4 Ill residence. TO TO
Connolly, VIM, stationery for
court house. Observation-Disclosures. 2.15 2l5
2 Connolly. Vim. glass for Jail and
g poor farm. Observation-Disclosures. go CT
n Connolly. Vim. repairing clock mt
, poor farm. Observation-Disclosures. so st
: Clemmer. p A. stationery for court
house ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1850 l0.Sl
Culbert Harrison wood for poor. 800 :1.U
Culver, S. S. boarding prisoners. 1850 76.5C
Culver. S s. postage and telephone 800 500
Culver. S S. insane expense. 800 3Ut
: Culver. S serving road notice 60 1.Gt
: Donahue, Michael. board and care
q OF Ed Samples ................... 5000 25.U
Daily. w T. medical service quar-
S antine Observation-Disclosures. $500 2sa
r Dinger. S trustee. ............... LOO Lon
Emmous, l. +. Coat fee lns poor
larln OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. LBS LBS
I Fox. w C. Jan session. committee
e work and mileage ............... 1850 l7.a
D Fidlar x Chambers assessors rolls Co.'s &c q
Fidlar u Chambers. tax receipts. 1900 I7U
s Fidlar & Chambers. stationery " l495 l49=
Foley, G. trustee ................... 5.35 535
Feley, C. overseer OF poor -. 49,. go 200
Gesel. p J. trustee and overseer of
poor observation-disclosures. OBJ 5oU
Gesel. j. quarantine EXPENSE. 2,75 275
Hughes d, trustee. ............. 400 400
Hall X NJ. trustee ................. 900 800
Hess. w c. medical services at
poor farm ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. n25 s.55
Hess. w C. medical service quar-
! antine. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1900 1900