Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1913-01-30

Amy and all Banks rece wing such
money or deposits shall first fife
with the Auditor, Of Audubona Cou1i
Ity, Iowa, a good and sufficient bone
with approved securities in double
the maximum amount to be depos :
tied in such Bank Conditioned to
hold the Treasurer harmless from
any loss by reason of such public
funds being deposited In such Bank
Such bond shall be filed with and
approved by the County Treasurer
and Board of Supervisors of said
County before any deposits are
made by sa ID Treasurer hereunder.
Any Bank or Banks receiving
said deposits shall pay said Audu-
bon County interest upon sa pub
lie funds, so deposited in said Bank
at not less than two and one half
e 1-2) per cent on ninety
| (90) percent of the average da. ly
balances payable annually. for such
sums as may remain on deposit.
Said funds shall be subject to with
| drawal by said County Treasurer at
|all times and be subject to CHI eek
| ly sa d Treasurer and interest shall
be paid on daily balances on depos-
| it with such Bank and fosr ca per
cent interest shall be IA d ON all
time deposits, deposited six months
or more.
Any Bank or Banks desiring to
receive public funds under and ac
cording to the terms and conditions
of this Resolut on, shall file with
the Treasurer of the said County
their written acceptance Of the
terms of this Resolut ON.
The acceptance of the conditions
| of this Resolution by the Treasurer
of said County, and the fill ing of
the Bond by the Bank receiving de-
posts of public funds as herein
authorized, shall not n any manner
be construed as relieving the Coun-
| ty Treasurer or his Bondsman from
responsibility of said public funds,
SO deposited.
Adopted by the following vote:
E. F. Johnson-Yes.
d. D. sampson-Yes.
r. P. Clark-Yes.
On motion Bond of the FIRST Ma
tional Bank of Audubon to M. E.
Mortensen, County Treasurer, TOD
secure deposits of public funds was1
approved.
The Board of Supervisors being
assembled in regular sess. on and
all the members being present, the
Following Resolution was introduced
and passed:
Wher>as: some dispute has arisI
en- as to the amount that shall bt
allowed the County Super ntendenl
for the purpose of defraying actual
travelling expense of said officer
| in Wis ting schools and in attending
Educational meetings within the
County, as provided by Section
2734b of the Supplement to the
Code. Therefore:
Be 1t Resolved: by the Board
of Supervisors that no claim in
favor OF said off Ger for travelling
expenses as above stated will be al
lowed unless the said officer file
an item zed and verified statement
thereof monthly on the first Mon
day of each month, for the expenseI
of the previous month, as provided
by said Sect on 2734b of the Suppl
ment to the Code and said officer
shall attach vouchers for said ex-
pense said expense in no case
to exceed the sum of $4,000 for
any one month. 4
A vote resulted as follows:
E. F. Johnson-Yes
D. ID. Sampson-Yes.
r. p. Clark-Yes.
Annual Report of Charles s.
White, Justice Peace. Leroy town
ship, was approved.
Claim of c. D. Fors5eck, County
Engineer was allowed as follows:
roads. $36 90
Marking bridges and checking
RAJ lroad fare. So
Meals and lodging. 80. so
Auto hire, 4S3 miles. ;. 70 As
The following bids for print ng
Financial Report, 1912, was re-
ceived and opened:
H J Hoogenakker. rs 1-2 cents
per page for 500 conies.
r G Spencer and Company, II
cents per mage for 500 coy cs.
On motion the bid OF R Spen
Ger and Company for printing the,
II nincial Report, 1912. was accepted
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