Evening times-Republican., 1914-02-17
TIMES REPUBLICAN, MARsHAIrowN. IOWA FEBRUARY - 1914
county auditor for the year 1918 be ap

Proved.
Whereas the first and second assess
ments made by the joint boaro ol 81
pervisors Of Marshall and story coun-
ties. Iowa. to pay the cost Of construc-
tion Of the Marshall Story drainage
district No. 1 is insufficient, therefore
the following resolution was passed oS
the Joint board OF supervisors or Mar
shall and story counties. that there pe
levied against all lands in said district
a third assessment and the ratio OIL
said third assessment shall be per
cent Of the amount of the first assess
ment; therefore, be it resolved py the
board Of supervisors for Marsnais
county, that the county auditor De au.
thorized to make such assessment on al
property located in said district IN ac-
cordance with above resolution. MoVeo
the adoption by Nichols, seconded py
Jones and carried.
Be it resolved by the board of super
visors Of Marshall county, Iowa, now
in session, that the board of control Oh
state institutions be requested to con-
sent to the transfer from the state nos
pital for the insane at Mt. Pleasant
Iowa, of j. c. Harrington, to the county
home Of Marshall county, Iowa. WHICH
is provided with all of the conVenlences
of home and in which proper care can
be given these patients
Be is further resolved that the ex-
pense Of transferring said patients 70
-'.- >snrett~aescounty home will be pala
Be is further resolved IlIut az. ..----
board of control be advised that Mar
shall county is paying to the state the
expense of the keep of said patients
and is receiving nothing from their rel
atives except as specified. hereinafter.
Moved the adoption by Jones, seconded
by Nichols and carried.
Be is resolved by the board Of SUI
pervisors of Marshall county. Iowa,
that it Is deemed advisable and neces-
sary to construct the following de-
scribed bridges and culverts:
In section s, township s2, range 20,
reinforced concrete:
Clear width of roadway, eighteen
feet.
Depth Of fill, nineteen feet.
Clear length Of span. forty feet.
Drainage area, 1880 acres.
Estimate of cost, $4,000.
In section 10, township 50, range 90,
reinforced concrete.
Clear width Of roadway, eighteen
feet
Depth of fill, eleven feet.
Clear length of span, $50 feet.
Drainage area. 5000 acres.
Drainage Of cost. $4,000.
Be is further resolved, that the board
OF supervisors will meet at II o'clock.
a. m. on the 18th day of February, 1914.
at the office of the board of supervisors
in the Marshall county court house al
Marshalltown, Iowa, for the purpose Of
considering objections to said proposed
crl,,t -
posed resolutions and of the passage Of
this resolution be published as provided
by law.
BY vote of the board, Mary Van AL
len, a soldiers widow. is allowed an
exemption of $1,000 on her homestead.
being the east 42As feet of lot 4. BLOCK
6, Andrews addition to MarshalltowE,
for 1913.
Board adjourned to Friday Feb 6.
1914.
Friday, Feb. 6. 1914.
Board met at 8 a. m. with all men,
bers present.
Bills against the county were read
and by vote of the board. the county
auditor Is authorized to draw warrants
for all bills allowed.
BY vote OF the beard, the following
bonds We're approved.
L. o. Clark, assessor in town of
Clemons.
D. W. Buck. assessor in Eden town
ship.
Howard Nichols. clerk in Marion
township.
W. W. Morehouse. county engineer.
Be is resolved by the board of super
visors that the bill of n. NJ. Stark G
Co., of s170.S4 in full payment of bridge
contracts with the county be allowed.
Moved the adoption by Jones, seconded
by Nichols and carried.
BY vote of the board the county
treasurer is authorized to transfer
$91.15 from the county fund to the
bridge fund and also s334.6o from the
county fund to the road fund.
Moved by Jones. seconded by Nichols
and carried. that the board adjourn to
Feb. 16, 1914. at 10 a. m.
D. C. MAYTAG, A. H. WELKER,
Chairman. CLERK.
Per diem, D. c. Maytag. five days,
fifteen miles, s21.50.
Perdiem, W. A. Nichols, five days,
seventeen miles, $21.70.
Per diem, w. H. Jones, five days one
mile $2710