The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1909-07-02


ing were present: Burr Taft, Henr,
Sunderman and John Malone.
On motion the following bills wer,
allowed:
VIII Mcdonald. deputy assessor.
Meadow Grove .........$ 1872
Fred Terry, deputy assessor,
Warnerville DETERMINATIONS. S0.5(
Chas. A. Gabelman, deputy as
SCISSOR, Grove .......... 5000
f. G. Volk deputy assessor, Bat.
tie Creek ..,..,....., 1O7.OC
William Eisenhower, deputy as
SCISSOR, Union ............... 1925
f. G. Coryell, deputy assessor,
Norfolk city ............ 1915
w. H. Widaman, deputy asses
sor, Norfolk city .......... 1876
Samuel Park, deputy assessor,
Norfolk precinct .......... 1880
Wilson Cloyd, deputy assessor,
Deer Creek ............. $3.50
c. e. Mcintosh, deputy assess.
or, limerick ............ 1886
j. l.. Rynearson, deputy assessor 1740C
p. j. Osnes, deputy assessor, a
Shell Creek ............ 1915
j. p. Gableman, deputy assess.
or, Kalamazoo ........... 103.7C
Frank White, deputy assessor,
Green Garden ............. 1920
W. r. Martin, deputy assessor,
Schoolcraft ................ 9S.4C
lrven Rogers, deputy assessor,
Il
/. B. Lonneker, deputy assessor,
Madison Observation-Disclosures. 1920
Fred Kurtz, deputy assessor,
Fairview >................. 92.7O
Robert Dales, deputy assessor,
Jefferson ................... 104.25
A. B. Richardson, deputy as.
sessor Valley .............. $3.50
+. w. Ruth, county assessor. 650.75
Robert c. Anderson, riprapping,
assigned to Norfolk National
pdHh ............. .......... 216.0O
Henry Sunderman, railroad
ticket for pauper. ....... 1910
Henry Sunderman, salary and
mileage 44.00
John Malone, salary and mile
age ................... 41.40
Burr Taft, salary and mileage. 1856
G. M. Hopkins, assisting coun-
ty superintendent ....... 400
U. d. Mathews, livery, Housed 500
U. d. Mathews, livery, commits
sloherS ............... 1880
Hannah Mabe, nursing pauper,
assigned to Norfolk National
bank Observation-Disclosures. 5.25
Hannah Mabe, nursing pauper,
assigned to Norfolk National
Dank ............... 750
Dr. F. A. Long, quarantine Linn
laiiily ....... 4.UO
James Nichols, county attorney,
salary, second quarter. ..... 10000
Fl. H. Luke, painting roof of
court house and Jail. ..... 5000
Geo. E. Richardson, making as
SCISSORS books ............. $500
Hammond & Stephens Co., sup
plies for county superinten-
dent ................... Ito
F. W. Bearfoot, draying for
pauper Observation-Disclosures. ITO
l.. A. Culmsee, M. D., attending
pauper Recommendations. HOO
A. e. Remember, livery, Housed 1900
Drs. Bear & Pilger, visit DON
ner, small pox. ............. 800
Z. Long, riprapping. .......... 400
N. A. Housed, salary for May. 10000
DR.. F. A. Long, attending pau
pei .'.......... 25.O0
National Sanitary Co, disinfect.
ait ................ 1000
A. e. Remember, livery, commits
s1oners ................... $3.50
William L. Bowling, attorney
for Frank Frye. 5000
Hammond & Stephens Co., sup
plies for county superinten-
uChI ................. 80
Geo. b. Christoph, drugs for
pauper .................... 800
Geo. E. Richardson, Office ex-
penses for May. 1880
j. A. Pence & Son, supplies and
work, court house. .......... 34.10
Gus. Raul, salary for May. 5000
Madison County Farmers Tele.
phone Co., rent to June 1,
ISVS ................. 1000
Madison County Farmers Tele.
phone Co., tolls. 1895
I. L. Hoffman, livery, commits
sloners NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1856
Hammond & Stephens Co., sup
plies for county superinten-
dent ................... $50
Madison Mercantile Co., sup
plies for pauper .......... 5.45
w. H. Field, fees and expenses 79.45
Pearl Mccormick, grading ex.
animation papers ......... 1.8O
DR.. d. X. Muldoon, operation,
pauper Observation-Disclosures. 1900
F. w. Richardson, bridge lum-
Der Observation-Disclosures. 1852
j. r. Hide, bridge work ..... 9.15
l.. M. Johnson, work, road dis
trict No. Is. GEO
VIM. Tiedtke, work, road dis
trict No. 7. 1850
Harry Barrey, work, road dis
trict No 900
Ed. Rowlett, work, road dis
trict No. 16. 5000
Rurt Havdan uyork mood dio