The Columbus journal. (Columbus, Neb.) 1874-1911, 1909-05-05
NJ. E. CLOTHER,
j. GOETZ,
T.OIIIS ScHW RZ

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NJ. E. CLOTHER,
louis scHwARz.
On motion report was adopted.
The following report was submitted:
Your committee on roads and bridges
to whom was referred the petition of
j. E. WOXberg and others for the loca-
c cl%n "l pus at the northwest corner Of
section Is, township Is, range 4 west.
and running thence due east on the
section line one mile. between sections
northeast corner of said section Is,
township Is, range 4 west, together
with the appraisers report, and all pa
port that, upon due investigation, We
find that all provisions of the law for
the location of public roads have been
complied with, therefore recommend
that in compliance with the prayer of
the petitioners the said road be de-
clared duly made and established, that
the report of the appraisers be ap-
proved and that in conformity there
with damages be awarded to the claim
ants and the clerk directed to issue
warrants in payment of the same on
the 1908 County General fund as fol-
Mrs Thilda Pearse. 80 90
We further recommend that the
and plat said road and file his survey
and field notes with the clerk of this
board.
NJ E. CLOTHER,
Louis sCHWARZ.
On motion report was adopted.
others for the location of a public road
in Oconee township was, on motion
laid over until the next meeting:
The bill q Of do F. NJ Co9kingham in the i.a
the juvenile court in the matter of the
family of Albert Kuhn was returned
by the committee on judiciary with
~ W. NJ. POLLARD,
Chairman.
The bill of H. White in the sum Of
$40 witness in the case of John r.
Lueschen VS.. Platte County was re-
by the on s
committee. recommend same be not al
lowed, same not being a proper charge
against Platte county. and would refer
claimant to the clerk of the district
w. NJ. POLLARD.
Chairman.
The official bond of Joseph SyslOw,
treasurer Of Joliet township. was, on
motion, approved by the board.
cop chief eerk at he House of Rep
resentatives, was returned by the com
mittee on judiciary with the following
report: Your committee on judiciary
would respectfully recommend that the
within proposition from the chief
clerk of the House Of Representatives
be and is hereby accepted, and we
the Consolidated County General fund
in the sum Of $500 in favor of Tren-
w. NJ. POLLARD,
Chairman.
On motion report was adopted.
The communication from E. T. Gra-
ham, of Creston. with reference to err
property. was returned by the commit
tee on claims with the following re-
port: We. your committee, after In
veStigating the within communication,
find the claim to be correct to all evil
dence furnished, and would, therefore
recommend that an order be drawn on
the CONSOLIDATED COUNTY ty General IN fund
< JOHN. GoETz,
On motion report was adopted.
The following bills having been re-
ported favOrably upon were, on mo-
ton, allowed by the board and the
clerk directed to issue warrants in
dated County General fund as follows:
Louis Schwarz. supervisor: ser
vices as supervisor and dis o, %
Louis schwarz. supervisor, cash
John Goetz. supervisor. ser
vices as supervisor and dis
trict work. 22 30
j. F. SEIZURE, supervisor, SER
vices as supervisor and dis
G. a. PETERSON S supervisor. ser. oO
vices as supervisor and dis
trict work. ................. II so
W. NJ. Pollard. supervisor: ser
vices as supervisor and dis
trict work. Observation-Disclosures. % 60
NJ. E. Clother. supervisor. ser
vices as supervisor and dis
NJ. E. Clother. supervisor, quar-
antine family Of H. Behle.... 90
adam Smith, supervisor. ser
vices as supervisor and dis
trict work. Observation-Disclosures. 80 80
Moved by Supervisor Smith that the
entire board, including the clerk of the
board, and the county treasurer visit
the county farm this p. m. Motion
Moved by Supervisor Schwarz that
the board of supervisors now adjourn
until Monday. June IA, 1909. at