The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1909-07-23

ing claims for damages on same were,
on motion allowed:
Katrina Brosh, claimed $1,000,
allowed at ..........,....$4 100000
On motion the following bills were
allowed
l. M. Dawson, appraising roads 4.30
j. l., Grant, appraising road. ... 4.30
c. s. Sutton, appraising road. 4.30
Fred II. Davis, viewing road. 500
Dodge Corrugated Iron Co.,
steel culverts, road district
No. II NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 21.60
Henry Sunderman, freight, road
district No. 10....... sos
Dodge Corrugated Iron Co.,
steel culverts, road district
No. 10 .................. 3O.92
Dodge Corrugated Iron Co.,
steel culvert, road district
No. 10 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1880
The board then proceeded to audit
the books of the officers.
The fee book of VIM. Bates, county
Judge, was audited and found correct,
showing fees earned from January 1,
1909, to be $933.20.
The fee book of w. Fl. Field, clerk
of the district court, was audited and
found correct, showing fees earned
from January 1, 1909, to June 80, 1909,
to be $S4S.90,
The institute book of N. A. Housed,
county superintendent, was audited
and found correct, showing balance on
hand July 1, 1909, of $123.60
The fee book of Geo. E. Richardson,
county clerk, was audited and found
correct, showing fees earned from Jan.
uary l, 1909, to June 80, 1909, to be
81, 903.50
The board then proceeded to audit
and check the county treasurer's
books, and continued same until IL D.
m.
Board adjourned to June A. 1909, at
8 a. m.
Madison, Neb., June IA, 1909, a.
m.-Board met pursuant to adjourn.
ment. Present, full board.
Poard proceeded with checking
treasurer's books and continued same
until IL o'clock.
Board adjourned to l p. m.
Madison, Neb, June IA, 1909, / p.
m.-Board met pursuant to adjourn.
ment. Present, full board.
Board continued to check treasur.
er's accounts until II o'clock. Board
then adjourned to July Is, 1909, at s
a. m.
Madison, Neb., July Is, 1909, a. M
Board met pursuant to adjournment
Present, full board.
Board continued checking the treas.
urer's books and completed the same
finding them correct.
The fee hoOk of r Datarcop
county treasurer, was audited and
found correct, showing fees earned
from January 1, 1909, to June 80, 1909
to be SGT.
The fee book of ]. ]. Clements, sher
iff, was audited and found correct
showing fees earned from January 1
1909, to June 80, 1909, to be $212.50.
The matter of redistricting the coun
ty in road districts to conform to the
new law was taken up and, on motion
the following new districts were Gre
ated:
South Deer Creek, No. II; Meadow
Grove, No. IS; Enola No. 10, and di
viding the following townships
through the center east and west, Civ
| ing south half of Grove precinct, No
20, south half of Highland precinct
No 81, south half of Fairview precinct
No. %, south half of Schoolcraft pre-
cinct, No. %, south half of limerick
precinct, No. "a, south half of Kalama
ZOO precinct, No. %.
The matter of assessment precincts
and in order to comply with the stat
ute, each voting precinct, except Deer
Creek, where the congressional town
ship will comprise one assessment pre-
cinct and in Union precinct the con.
gressional township will comprise one
| assessment district, except the part
included in Madison city, which is add
ed to Madison city district, was made
a separate precinct for the purpose OF
| assessment, also the city of Madison
was made a separate assessment pre-
cinct and the city of Norfolk was di
vided into two assessment precincts
the dividing line being established or
Norfolk avenue, all that part of the
city lying south of Norfolk avenue tC
be one assessment district and all that
part of said city lying north of said
avenue being separate assessment
precinct.
On motion the following bills were
allowed:
j. L. Rynearson, deputy assess
or .................. .s126.3;
Peter Emig, work, commission
er district No 3, assigned to
H. sunderman .......... 5000
Henry Clausen, cemetery lot. 1906
j. A. Doremus, assisting coun-
ty superintendent ........ 5.0(
DR.. A. E. Gadbois, attending
pauper .................... 6S.7g
On motion the board then adjourned
to meet August 8, 1909. at p. m.
Geo. e. Richardson,
County Clerk,
BY S. R. Mcfarland,
Deputy.