The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1911-10-20


damages and benefits in Drainage
Ditch No. 3 and instructed the county
clerk to advertise and serve notices
accordingly.
On motion the clerk was instructed |
to correct the 1911 tax list by striking |
from the personal assessment OF =. l.. |
Zuelow in Norfolk city the amount of |
$1,000 from the assessed valuation |
of said year on account of erroneous |
assessment.
The matter of allowing William |
Bates, county judge of said county, to
retain excess fees earned in his OF. |
flee for clerk hire for year 1911 was
brought up and the board decided to
allow him to retain $4,000 of such
fees, and If at the end of the year his
excess fees should be sufficient 1t
might be advisable to allow him more.
On motion the board selected the
following named sixty persons from
whom the petit jurors for the No.
vember term of the district court shall
be drawn.
Shell Creek Precinct. l.. HUFF
man, O. G. Texlcy, Carl Linderholm,
ID. S. Wyant and Louis Jacobson.
Kalamazoo Precinct. =. Gabel
man and Herman Kohl.
Green Garden Precinct-George O.
Schmit and Henry Zessin.
Madison Precincts. NJ. Bowling,
Henry Narhstadt, Emil Mohnert
Frank Buettner, George Litke, l.. r.
McNeeley and owen Wells.
Union Precinct-Henry Werkmeist-
er, p. J. Dover and f. J. Neidig.
Fairvew Precinct-John Reigle, OF
to Scheer.
Schoocraft Precinct George Mills,
Thomas Listena, jr.
Grove Precinct-Herman Wohlfeil
and Samuel Hoorocks.
limerick Precinct. ID. Kaufman
and William G. Reeves.
jefferson Precinct-Theodore OFT,
August Reikofski and d. w. Bliss.
Meadow Grove-F. l.. Frye and Syl-
vester Lewis.
Highland Prccinct-T j. Taylor and
Conrad Werner.
Deer Creek Precinct-John Lucht
and Frank Tegler.
Valley Precinct - Frank Fentress
and S. T. Napper.
Battle Creek-Harry Barnes, NJ. G.
Doering, Sam Kent, jr., and l.. p. Lau-
YER
Warnervile Precinct-E. C. Danes
and c. II. Brake.
Norfolk Precinct-M. c. Bobb, Fred
Byerley, Frank Buntrock, Peter Kent,
Robert Hagel, John Penney, William
Raasch, J. A. Ballantyne, G. l.. Carl
| son, c. p. Chrstianson, f. G. Coryell
| H. b. Dixon, A. o. Hazen, c. E. Turn
bull, c. E. Thew.
On motion the following bills were
| allowed
| Emmett Long, work c. d. No. $ 800
| Herman Fricke, jr., culverts.. 1900
T, Herman Fricke, jr., culverts . $500
| Henry Schaker, culverts r. d.
No. 13 Observation-Disclosures. $500
| II. Fricke, jr, culverts r. u.
| NO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1910
| Henry Schaker, culverts, y. ID.
No. % Observation-Disclosures. 416O
| Henry Schaker, culverts . 1890
w. H. Field, salary 3rd quarter 10000
Madison Hardware Co.. mdse.
claimed $1.60, allowed at. .. so
VIII Hayes, work r. d. No. g.. 200
A. j. Wells, livery ........... 600
F. a. Peterson, dipso. patient
and office expenses. ...... 66.49
Madison Hardware Co., mdse. 9.25
William Hassman, work r. d.
No. % NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $500
William Hassman. work R. d.
| NO. 20 ................... $40
William Bartman, work R. D.
| No. 10 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1850
Henry Sunderman, cash paid
for loading clay C. D. No. 8. 2S.OO
Hume Robertson Wycoff Co.,
| lumber r. ID. No. Is ........ 11.75
Alfred Linn, bridge work ... 60O
Will Bryant, bridge work .... 400
Ora Lyons, bridge work ..... 400
William Classy, bridge work,
(B. F) .................... 1900
! c. r. Vail, cement, etc, C. d.
No. | ................. 42.6O
\. a. Housed, salary ......... 1884
James Nichols, salary and ex-
penses ................... 32tG2
c. S. Smith, salary and mileage 2454C
2 S. r. Mcfarland, salary and ex-
penses .................... 159.4C
Madison Telephone Co., rent
and tolls NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 47.S;
= F. a. Long, insanity board -. 54.2C
n. A. Housed, office expenses. 1876.
: Albert Kirstine, work r. d. No
~ ...........' .'.............. 6.UC
= George Beatty, work r. ID. No.
Il ~ ''..'..... ................ O.UC
Hume Robertson Wycoff Co.
E bridge lumber ............ 36.6I
! Hume Robertson Wycoff Co.
} bridge lumber c. ID. No. L.. 25.7G
, Thomas Reigle, work r. ID. No
lO ................,. S.O(
W. r. Snyder work r. d. No
, ~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 45.O(
, John Unkel, work r. d. No. 81 1896
= VIII Purdy work r. ID. No. 9. 6.6C
5 Henry Wellman, work r. d. No.
. 20 .................. 7.OC
Frank Schwartz, work R. d.
l No. 26 Observation-Disclosures. 1876
= Philip Schwartz, work r. d. No.
|, 20 ........... .......,........ l2.Ul