Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-01-23

resolution.
The acceptance of the conditions
of this resolution by the treasurer
of said county, and the filing of the
bond by the bank receiving deposits
of public funds as herein authorized
shall not in any manner be construed
as relieving the county treasurer or
his bondsmen from responsibility of
said public funds so deposited in
banks.
Adopted by the following vote:
E. f. Johnson-Yes,
d. ID. Sampson-Yes,
R. p. Clark-Yes.
On motion, bond of the First Ma
tional bank of Audubon, to M. E.
Mortensen, county treasurer, to Sc
cure deposits of public funds, was
approved.
The Board of Supervisors being
assembled in regular session and all
the members present, the following
resolution was introduced and passed
WHEREAS, Some dispute has
arisen as to the amount that shall
be allowed the county superintendent
for the purpose of defraying actual
travelling expense of said officer in
visiting 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 officer for travelling expenses
as above stated will be allowed un-
less the said officer file an itemized
and verified statement thereof month
ly on the first Monday of each month,
for the expense of the previous month,
as provided by said Section 2734b of
the supplement to the Code and said
officer shall attach vouchers for said
expense. Said expense in no case
to exceed the sum of $4,000 for any
one month.
A vote resulted as follows:
E. F. Johnson-Yes,
ID. d. Sampson-Yes,
r. p. Clark-Yes.
Annual report of Chas. S. White,
justice of peace, Leroy township, was
approved.
Claim of c. d. Forsbeck, county
engineer, was allowed as follows:
Marking bridges and check
ing roads ..-.............--......-..--. $50 w
Railroad fare ........-.................. 60
Meals and lodging 80
Auto hire, 483 miles .............. " As
The following bids for printing
financial report 1912 was received
and opened:
H. ]. Hoogenakker, 7s1scts per page
for 500 copies.
R. C. Spencer & Co., 77cts per page
for 500 copies.
On motion, the bid of R. c. Spencer
& Co., for printing financial report
1912, was accepted.
On motion, board adjourned to
meet at s o'clock a. m, January z,
1918.
Auditors Office, Audubon, Iowa,
January Z, 1913.
Board of Supervisors met at 8
o'clock as per adjournment of pre-
vious day. Members all present.
This being the day set for hearing
claims against the Domestic Animal
Fund, the following claimants APP
peared and presented their evidence
and the claims were disposed of as
follows:
c. E. King claimed $112.61
for hogs killed and % in
jured by dogs, was allowed SIS 90
Chris Christensen claimed
$4,000 for horse killed by
being run by dogs, rejected.
On motion, application of E. E.
Smith for the county road work for
1918, was accepted and the 1912 con-
I'D nd
On motion, claims were allowed as
follows:
Niels Petersen, rent for Mrs.
Hardesty, 12-27-'11 to IL
81 IL -..-...........-....-..........-..-$ 80 90
H. p. Petersen, merchandise
for Mrs. Harrington 80
o. F. Ide, trustee Extra town.
ship, meetings .........---...- 1O W
VIM. Wulf, trustee Extra
township meetings ...-.... 10 90
Clarence Masching, Extra
township, 5 meetings ...-..-. 10 90
A. w. Harvey, clerk Extra
township, 5 meetings ........ 10 90
Extra Drug Co., medicine
for Mrs. Baumgardner -..... 90
Extra Drug Co., paint and
brush bridge in West Extra %
. bon township ,..................,.. 5 90
H. w. mbben, trustee Audi
bon township ...-.-..-.......----.. W
Chas. Boehme, trustee Audi
bon township ...-...-.......-..--... w
w. c. Tibben, trustee Audi
bon township ..........-............. oo
John Riley, M. D., medical :.
services, Mrs. Baumgardner ~ w
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