The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1910-11-04
; NO BIDS ON COUNTY JAIL.
So Madison County Commissioners
viii Rea9ycrtise-pi uC eedinus,

~ N'thl'Nl' wv Wy so ''lhbolOUCIb
viii Reaayertise--pi ueeedings.
Madison MOI. oct % 1910, 1 D.
m,--The board met pursuant to- ad.
journmcnt. Present. Commissioners
Henry Sunduman and Burr Taft.
The minutes of the meeting of DC.
tober were read, and on motion APP
proved.
The hour having arrived to open
bids for construction of addition to
county Jail, the matter was taken up.
The clerk reported that no bids had
been filed. On motion the clerk was
directed to readvertise for bids, said
bids to be opened Tuesday, October
15, 1910, p. III.
Complaint having been made that
there was fence placed so as to oh.
struct the public road formerly plated
and known as Grove street in the town
of Warner, Madison county, Nebraska,
the board on motion passed the fol
lowing resolution:
Resolved, That the county clerk be
and he is hereby instructed to notify
the road overscer of mad district No
S of Madison county, Nebraska, to re.
move all fences obstructing the road
leading west from the east line of the
southeast quarter of, section II, town
ship %, north, range I west, to the
right.of-way of the Union Pacific rail
road, said road having been heretofore
shown on plat of Warner as Grove
street
On motion the county clerk was in
structCd to correct the 1909 tax list
by striking ont the personal tax of
Anton Rimovsky of Norfolk city,
amounting to $3.50, on account of dou.
bic assessment.
In the matter of the road petitioned
for by Perry C. Harris and others, it
being understood that the matter had
been otherwise adjusted, further con-
sderation of the petition was indef-
initely postponed
The resignation of Henry decker as
road overseer, road district No. /, was
presented and on motion accepted.
C.. ID. Johnson, steward of the poor
farm, presented his second and third
quarterly report and the board made
settlement with him as follows:
Battle Creek, Neb., Oct. %, 191O-
TO the County Commissioners of Mad
ison County: / herewith hand to
your honorable body my report for
the second and third quarters of the
year 1910:
Receipts.
May 81, 1910, cash on hand in
DanK Observation-Disclosures. $05O9I
June Is, 1910, five hogs to How
ard Miller, weight 1900 lbs,
price $50, amount. ......... 1910
June %, 1910, produce. ...... so
County warrant to Battle Creek
Valley bank .............. 1858
August 10, 1910, cash advanced
by G. ID. Johnson to pay labor
on thing work. $500
Disbursements.
u. o. Steel, for digging up 400
rods tile at 2Oc.. 74.60
Louis Hanson, thing on county
larm .................. 1880
Thomas Glavin, digging up tile 21.75
Thomas Glavin, digging up tile $500
II. G. Anderson, bull. ........ 1000
&. ID. Johnson, on second and
third qua salary. 1850
$. II. Nappc., stud fee. ........ 1900
w. S. Dickerson, hauling tile. 7.20
Chas. Ulerich, supplies and
meat, April and May. ...... $500
Robert Osborn, castrating colts 400
III. G. Whitney, telegraph. ..... As
III. G. Whitney, freight on tile. 2400
Il. b. Hacker, threshing. ..... 1926
J. ID. Wilcox, haying. ......... 3.75
II. c. Collins, threshing. ... 1.25
w. j. Daniels, threshing. ... 1.25
Thomas Taylor, hauling tile. -. 400
The following bills having been in.
CURED by the steward of the poor
farm and now unpaid, were allowed
and warrants ordered drawn for same:
{. ID. Johnson, balance salary to
November |, 1910. ..........$163.5 so
Frank Ruzick, ................ 1880
E. Hans ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 30.9S
Battle Creek Hardware Co... 20.98
w. l.. Boyer. ................. 1878
G. j. Stricken. Observation-Disclosures. 1850
l.. f. MorZ. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1.20
Charles Hanson. Observation-Disclosures. 1855
Charles Ulrich ....,........... 1914
The Doering Drug CO.......... 4.5O
DR.. Il. Tanner. ................ 21.50
Fred ScheergeT ............. $40
l.. ID. Baker. .................. 1.42
c. A. Martin. ................. 1880
Morris Drug Co.............. 1926
Joe Mas Observation-Disclosures. 1855
Howard Miller Lumber Co...... 1912
Sam Durham ................ 5.25
Eddie Dannals ...,........... 1.25
Lesley Dannals .............. 1.25
William Oding ............... 1.25
Frank Bieler ................. 400
Irwin Rogers ................. 400
Frank Massman .............. 7.75
Jake Harkrader ............ $50
II. n. Durham .....,........ 1.25
Clair Burnham .............. 2.25
c. ID. Johnson, Steward.
L -