The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1909-01-29
WEEKLY NEwo-JoURNAL FRIDAY JANUARY 80 1909

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John Friday, merchandise, II.
ID. No. | ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 40
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John Brown, work II. ID. No. 3. 800
Matthew Holdridge, work II. ID.
No. Observation-Disclosures. $50
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On motion the following resolutions
We're adopted and ordered spread on
the minutes:
Whereas. Jack Koenigstein, retir.
ing county attorney of Madison coun-
ty, who has faithfully served the peO.
pie during the past four years in that
capacity, has given this board capable
legal advice, in which he has proven
faithful, efficient and painstal,ing; and
Whereas, His record as county at.
torney is clear, honest and straight.
forward, the administration of his af
fairs of his office have been economi
cal, accurate and careful, and while
he has persistently prosecuted wrong
doors where the evidence justified
legal action, yet trivial matters have
only received the consideration they
deserved and in many instances the
county has been saved unnecessary
outlay of public money through his
deCerning sitting of complaints; there,
fore be it
Resolved that the board of commits
sioners of Madison county, in regular
session assembled, hereby extend our
deep appreciation of the services he
and express confidence in the ability
integrity and honesty of Jack Koenig
stein and commend him as a man and
public official and be it further
Resolved that these resolutions be
spread at large on the record of the
proceedings of this board and that a
copy of the same be forwarded to Mr.
Koenigstein.
The following bonds were approved
Huse Publishing Co., S. c. Black
bond contract for blanks.
Huse Publishing Co., bond, contract
for books.
Huse Publishing Co., bond, contract
for publishing.
On motion the board then adjourned
to January IS, 1909, at a. m.
Madison, Neb, Jan. 10, 1909, at
o'clock a. m.-Board met pursuant tC
adjournment. Present, full board
The board then took up the auditing
of county officers books and accounts
The county clerks fee book was
audited and found correct, showing
Fees earned Jan. l
to Dec. 81, 1908. $3,55O.5(
Retained clerks sal
AIRY .......... Sl ,0UO.UU
Retained salary de-
putty and copyist.. 100000 10000
Paid to county treas
urer =. ..... S 45O.5C
The county judges fee book was
audited and found correct, showins
Fees earned year
ending Dec. 81,
1908 =. ........ $1,715.2S
Retained judges
salary =. .....$1 10000
Retained clerk hire 10000 1,650.0(
Excess fees which
the board direct
ed to be deposit
ed with Co. Tr.. 5 65.2S
The county sheriff's fee book wai
audited and approved for the third anC
fourth quarters of the year 1908, show
ing fees earned and turned in to the
county treasury as follows:
Third quarter ..............$7 1915. 81
Fourth quarter ...........,.... $500
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