Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-01-16

checked the certificates OF the depos-
tories with the amounts listed and md
all correct as listed ana totAled.
D. C. Maytag. w. A. Nichols w. Fl.
Jones. board OF supervisors.
Balance Of tho day was spent In ex-
aiming claims against the county.
Board adjourned to Saturday, Jan. s.
Saturday, Jan. 3. 1914.
Board met at 9 q. m. with all MEM
bers present. D. C."Maytag, chairman
of the board, appointed the following
committees:
Buildings. grounds and offices, Mich
OILS. Jones. Maytag.
Bridges and roads, Maytag. Jones.
Nichols.
Poor and county farm. Jones Mich
| OILS. Maytag.
BY vote OF the board, the county
! auditor is instructed to get the descrip-
ton Of the land from the county en-
gineer that the county Is buying from
Sherm Brown, Of liberty township, for
road purposes, and see to having deed
drawn up for the same. Marshall coun-
| ty agrees in same to build an UNDER
| ground cement cattle way Ave feet
| wide with cement floor and Brown is
| to maintain the same.
The balance Of the day is spent on
claims.
Board adjourned to Tuesday, Jan. 6.
Tuesday, Jan. 6, 1914.
Board met at a. m. with all men,
! bers present.
! BY unanimous vote Of the board,
Jesse Painter Is appointed janitor of
the court house at $62.50 per month.
| Moved by Nichols and seconded by
Jones and unanimously carried, a mo-
ton to employ w. w. Morehouse as
county engineer for Marshall county at
salary Of $125 per month, beginning
Jan. /, 1914.
Balance Of day was spent in exam
lining claims against the county.
Board adjourned to Thursday, Jan. s.
| Thursday, Jan. 8, 1914.
Board met at a. m. with all mem
bers present. Bills against the county
were read and by vote of the board
the county auditor was authorized to
draw warrants on the different funds
indicated for all bills allowed
| Bonds given by the following as
SCISSORS were approved by the board
Of supervisors:
Arthur Hill. Marion township
E. M. Dodge. Marshalltown
H. L. Ralston. Iowa township.
By the unanimous vote Of the board,
Mike Clark was appointed as over
seer of the county poor, for the year
1914 at $50 per month
BY the unanimous vote OF the board
the following resolution was adopted:
Whereas 1t appears that certain
, mortgage given by Daniel H. Kelley
and wife to Marshall county has been
| paid and the same discharged Of record
| by James l.. Williams, clerk, and
whereas the authority of james L.
Williams to make such release is not
shown, said mortgage recorded in
; book U. page 4S5. therefore be it re-
solved by the board of supervisors Of
Marshall county in session that A. H.
Welker, county auditor be and he is
hereby authorized and empowered to
cancel said mortgage of record. Done
this 9Th day of January, 1914"
BY the vote of the board, the follow
ing soldiers and soldiers Widows are
! allowed exemption on their home
steads:
Albert B. Crewell, els ne s4-s5-2o,
1913 taxes, $1,000.
Thomas NJ Bray lots and 2, block
Is. Albion. 1914, $1,000.
| Margaret e. Harris, lots 5 and G.
block 3. Quarry. 1914, $1,000.
]. B. Mccormick part Of lots and 8
block IL. Jerome, 1913, 81 200. . W.
! L. McKinnon. lot 3. block I. Billings
& WINERY. 1913 1920.
Elizabeth Keefe, east 30 feet. lot 3
block 10. last provided she sign the
county agreement.
|! By q unanimous vote Of the board
of supervisors. the Times Republican
Gilman Dispatch and State Center En-
! terpfise have been named as the Off
cial county papers for Marshall county
for the year 1914. The Gilman Dis
patch and State Center Enterprise to
each receive one-half the amount al
lowed the Times-Republican.
BY vote the board adjourned to
| Jan. 9.