Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-04-22
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A motion was made. seconded and
carried that bills Of thiss class be allow

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4 motion was made d seconded and
carried that bills Of thiss class be allow
ed in full. ,lss f x + i3l{55
i Glass 2o-criminal.
i 3ss State vs. Chase ct al
DR.. H. NJ. Bradley. operation and
attendance. Robt. Williams. .$65 0l
! IN A. motion was made. seconded and
4 carried that the above bill be allowed
i In full. 4, q ,'5 %SsS
!. ~ Glass 25--counsy Drainage. ~
i Ed Bisgroye. 35oO-6 In tile ~. 1902 20
"a motion was made. seconded and
carried that the above bill be allowed
i in full. Z.
| "A motion was made. seconded and
carried that this meeting adjourn to go
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The board met us per adjournment.
i with all members present. J5i
the following resolution was present
cd: $5j Z =
re it resolved. by the board Of super
yisOrs that James KehoeS be authorized
to purchase one car load OF bridge lum-
/ Der. not to exceed 15.UU0 feet. same 10
De shipped to- ttyan. iowa. %ilss y&5{es
a molion was made. seconded and car
ried that the above resolution be adopt
| The petition OF +. r. Kennedy ct al
for. q road between sections l6 and IL
and 20 and II. ~ Prairie TWP. was pre-
sented and a motion was made. second
ed and carried That the petition be not
The petition OF James Lyness. ct al,
| for the establishment OF a road COM
n men at the Creamery Road at the
! ming thence south between Sec. % and
IS and 30 and 33-S8-6. one and one-half
miles and terminating at the intersec-
center OF the section line between Sec.
81 and S3-SS-G was presented and it APP
pearing that the proper notices had
| required by law and appraisers having
been appointed and they having filed
| their report allowing the following dam.
NEE cars M% ss Sa5:aaas is7' Gyne ae
$3.50 and w. L. and T. H. Carrothers.
S1S7. 30. "a motion was made. seconded
and carried that the report be accepted
and the above damages allowed and
| that the road be established on the fol-
lowing conditions: that Delaware coun-
ty pay one-third of the damages. or
w. H. Carrothers to pay $145.SS and
Jno. r. Carradus to pay. $145.S3; said
road to be established upon payment Of
erection Of two J sxsxSo box culverts.
one in Delhi and one In Union town
road at Narolf bridge. the following
bids were received: ast5$t 5lE. I3 ses q
ID. g., Gearhart $3.50 per cubic yard
sSeppard eaeh 44 an% $3.50
per yard for. extra concrete; Gus Barnd,
$97500 and $500 per yard z for extra
concrete: ID. T,sEIodren. 100000 for the
two: C. N. Hull $40 per cubic yard or
$40 20. S8$ sES s55 ,s12tEt, u ,sEff
a p. c. ,Gearhart being the lowest bid
der. "a motion was made. seconded and
carried that he be awarded the contract
upon SS$filing his bond in the sum of
$4,000 and signing the contract within
10 days. work to be completed within
45 days. extra concrete to be paid for.
at the rate Of 20 per cent more than
the contract price
M The following bills were received on
the 6. 600 yards OF fill: Phillip Broth
ers. u S cents per yard: J. I. Sheppard,
20 cents per. yard: G. N. Hull 20 cents
per yard. and "a motion was made,
seconded and carried that this matter
be continued until Saturday. the 25th
day OF April. 1914 ss " .s3 q
"A motion was made. seconded and
carried that the auditor be authorized
to issue warrants for all bills allow
ed at this meeting. 5l4
a A. motion was made. seconded and
carried that this meeting adjourn i to
Saturday, the 25th day OF April, 1914,
at 1000 q. m. 35qS5 a tsz E{$ {, 8 l.s5,3t!
4 Minutes Of this meeting read and APP
SC. III. BUNKER JAMES KEHoE.
Auditor. Chairman,