The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1909-01-29

SCISSORS for the year 1909, which nom
nations were confirmed by the board;
f. G. Coryell, Norfolk City.
A. l.. Carter, Norfolk precinct.
A. b. Richardson, Valley.
Wilson Cloyd, Deer Creek.
VIII Mcdonald, Meadow Grove.
Robert Dales, Jefferson.
Chas A. Gabelman, Grove.
Irwin Rogers. Highland.
Fred G. Volk, Battle Creek.
Fred Terry, Warnervile.
VIM. Isenhower, Union.
Fred Kurtz, Fairview.
w. r. Martin, Schoolcraft
c. Il. Mcintosh, limerick.
p. j. Osnes, Shell Creek.
Jacob p. Gabelman, jr., Kalamazoo,
Frank II. White, Green Graden.
l. b. Lonneker, Madison.
]. l.. Rynearson, office deputy.
On motion the county treasurer was
directed to make the following trans
fers of funds on his books:
From 1907 county general fund
to the 1908 county general
fund NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 300
! From 1906 county general fund
to the 1908 county general
fund .... ...................1 LOU
On motion the county treasurer was
authorized to emplov the following
artassstants in his office Off the year
1909 and retain fees to pay the same:
One deputy at a salary of $1,000
per year.
one other assistant for not to eX.
coed two months at $50 per month.
On motion the clerk of the district
court was authorized to retain from
the fees of his office for the year 1909
not to exceed $50 to pay deputy or
clerk hire.
On motion the county Judge was au
thorized to retain from the fees of his
office for the year 1909 not to exceed
$3.50 to pay clerk hire.
On motion Gus Kaul was employed
as janitor of the court house for the
year 1909 at a salary of $50 per month
On motion the salary of the county
superintendent was fixed at $1,000 for
the year 1909, with an additional al
lowance of $3.50 to pay for livery hire
with the understanding that he is to
visit each country school at least
twice in the year.
On motion the salary of the deputy
sheriff was fixed at $35 per month
for the year 1909.
On motion the county clerk was au-
thorized to employ the following as
sistants in his office for the year 1909
and to retain fees to pay the same:
One deputy at a salary of $1,000 per
year.
One copyist at salary of 5000 per
year.
On motion the following bills were
allowed:
Val Clinch, work c. d. No. LIS 500
John Freythaler, fees, state VS..
Boone observation-disclosures. 9.6O
Madison Chronicle bar dockets,
claimed $3.50, allowed less
item of $3.50 for index, al
lowed at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $500
Valentine Clnch, building
bridge on Stanton county line 51.5O
w. c. Elley, salary to Jan. IA,
1909 =. Observation-Disclosures. 1000
Nebraska institution for feeble
minded youth, account Elmer
Juhl 1898
Nebraska institution for feeble
minded youth, account Albert
Wood ................. go. 25.15
Nebraska institution for feeble
minded youth, account
Thomas Shelley ........... $500
VIM. Upton, court bailiff .... 1900
On motion the bond of Peter Long,
road overseer of road district No. 10,
was approved.
On motion r. W. Linn, road over
seer of road district No. 8, was di-
rected to notify Mrs. Kate Ochsner to
remove fence from the county road
on the section line running east and
west on the north side of the nwA
Sec. 81, Town. % North, Range 1 West,
within ninety days from this date,
and in the event that she fails to re-
move said fence within said time to
proceed to remove said fence from the
public road.
On motion it was voted to build a
9O-foot pile bridge across Union creek
on the line between sections SO and "a,
Town. %, North, Range l, on what Is
known as the Christian Road, and to
refioor bridge near Fred Karo's old
place, north of Edgewater Park, in
Norfolk precinct.
On motion the board then adjourned
to February 16, 1909 at l p. m.
Geo. r. Richardson,
County Clerk.
mr. RRAGKING MAKES REPLY.