Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-11-06

A. f. Anderson, claimed 81 for
i ram lamb killed, allowed - z 90
John j. Nelson, claimed IS for
l eve killed, allowed ........... 6 90
T. j. Coglon, claimed 81 for /
lamb killed, allowed ............. 3 80
Nick Martes, claimed $23, 8
lambs killed, allowed ........... 13 80
On motion of Mr.. Clark, seconded
by Mr.. Sampson claims on the
County Fund were allowed as fol-
lows:
Matt PARROT & Sons Co., sup
plies for Auditor ..--.,.....-.......... 8 60
Zion Office Supply Co., sup
plies for Clerk .................. 10
N. Downey. bread, etc, for coun-
ty home 3 90
0elke Co., Irvine, oil, ETC., for
county farm. ............................ Is 40
Geo. w. Preston, oil for court
mouse ..-7.-............-...--............. 30
Geo. w. Preston, groceries for
county home ...............,............ 81 SS
]. c. Boyer, merchandise for
county home .......,.,................. 20 AZ
Jas. Hollenbeck, veterinary SER
vices at county farm ................ 2 90
Clarice 0elke, recorder, repairs
typewriter $3.50, freight soc
postage Sl.75 ............--..-........... 3 rs
r. L. Herbert, seed corn for
county farm ................................ 90
ID. Il. Soar, harness supplies
for county farm ....................-. 5 40
]. c. Boyer, merchandise for
R. S. Fiscus (poorJ ................ 80 "a
Remington Typewriter Co., type
writer paper for County At
torney .................,,,............,.... s S.
VIM. Northup, bailiff District
Court, October term 1913...-.. 10 90
]. M. Fulton, M. D., medical SER
vices John Burr (poor) . As 90
Geo. Dye, seed corn dryer for
county farm ,........................... 10 70
Thos. ]. Stafford, bailiff grand
jury Oct. term, 1918 ................ IA 90
Jens o. Christensen, ice for
county nome ...--..........-.............. 2 80
G.. A. Kraft, meat for county
home ......... ............................ 10 80
Charles Sunberg, sheriff, ex-
pense Sam Newell, insane . so
Charles Sunberg, sheriff, post
age $500; deputies during fair
$500; exp. $3.50 ................... IL so
Charles Sunberg, sheriff, crimi-
nal expenses and serving war
rantS "A ~
A. M. Currier, harness and re-
pairs for county farm. 2 80
e. Bilharz & Son, dry goods for
county home :. ........................ 10 10
E. BilharZ & Son, bedding for
county jail ......-..........-............... 90
b. F. Wilson, repairs for wagon
county farm ............................. 8 10
c. II. Reynolds, board for Mrs,
M. Johnson (poor) .................... 90
John A. Graham, county attor-
ney, Grim. Exp. $3.50; Tel.
Tolls $1.65; Com. on Fines
$3.50 ..................................... II 65
F. M. Rice, clerk, postage $1,000
supplies 5000; express $1.35
office expenses $7.5O................ 48 IS
A. II. Roberts, merchandise for
county home 40c; clerks Office
$1,000; treasurer's office $20.64 "a 04
A. H. Roberts, merchandise for
kellogg Zoe; auditor SASS;
court house $685. .................... IL So
In the matter of the maintenance
of the dependent children of Mrs.
Lottie Roth:
The Board of Supervisors ordered
the Auditor to issue warrants on the
County Fund to said Mrs. Lottie Roth,
as per order of Hon. A. B. Thornell,
Judge of the District Court in and for
Audubon County, Iowa, now on file
in his office, to the amount of one
and 50-100 dollars per week for each
child under IA years of age. Pay
ments to commence with the week
commencing Oct. 18th, 1918, and to
be made weekly. '
On motion OF Mr.. Clark, seconded by
Mr.. Sampson claims on the County
Fund were allowed as follows:
Remington Typewriter Co., rib
bons for recorder .................... so
Perkins Bros. Co., supplies for
recorder ..........-....................... 81 90
Charles Sunberg, sheriff, cash
paid for use Of bloodhounds. As II
Charles Sunberg, sheriff, auto
hire $1,000; serving warrants
s11.OC ................,................... 2S 90
]. M. Fulton, Md, medical SER
vices Mrs. Johnson Cpoor) 4. 4 so
Christian Hansen, weed notices
$2.52; posting weed notices
$500 Oakfield township ...... 81
Audubon Telephone Co., extra
phone in clerks office 7-1-13
to 1-1-14 ...................,............ 8 90
Audubon Telephone Co., tolls
for April and June, 1913 ........ 05
Audubon Telephone Co., tolls for
court house July to Sept, 1918 10 80
G. A. Turner, bread for county
home . ............................. 35
J. H. Baker, matches, oil, etc.,
for court house ...................... 10 OS
J. H. Baker, material for bed
ding for Jail ............................ Z 35
J. H. Baker merchandise for
county home .........-............. 35
w. II. Bolton, cash paid for Dbl.
of oil for county home...... s 90
Messenger Printing Co., sup
plies for Auditor $26.25; for