Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-12-28
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The board devoted the forenoon b
the consideration and allowance
claims.
At IL o'clock noon the board con
vened as board of canvassers an,
proceeded to canvass the returns from
the several precincts of the county o
the November It'll. 1916. general cleo
tion, but being unable to complete tn,
canvass of said returns, adjournmen
was taken till November 14th, 1916.
Further hearing and consideration
on the petition Of VIM. G. Fisher ct ell
and the report of v. S. Lawrence, engi
neer, with amendment thereto, includ
ing the report of the, appraisers OF
damages, was, on motion duly carried
continued till November 18th, 1916.
On motion tho board adjourned I'll
November 14th, 1916.
A. B. HOSBROOK. Chairman.
Attest: j. NJ. ALBERTSEN, Auditor
Logan, Iowa, November 14th, 1916.
The board of supervisors met prr
suant to adjournment. All members
We're present.
The board again took up the matter
vember eth, 1916, general election, and
completed the same, certifying the alb
etracts thereof. as required by law
and caused the same to be recorded al
length IN the election record of Har
rison county, Iowa.
The board declared the following
named persons to be elected to the re
Bpective county offices:
Milton B. Pitt, state representative
JIM. Albertsen, county auditor.
b. W. Stearns, county treasurer.
Lynn j. Irwin, clerk of the distrie,
court.
NJ. ID. Myers, sheriff.
G. p. Berry. county recorder.
p. z. Roadifer, county attorney.
W. H. Case, county coroner.
Louis EriXon, member of board ol
supervisors, term beginning January
1917.
j. z. VanScoy, member Of board o.
supervisors, term beginning January
1918.
The following justices of the peace
and constables were declared elected
Harrison township-E. r. Caldwell
and Geo. q. Henney, Justices Of the
peace; l. Siglin and L. r. Waterhouse
constables.
Lincoln township-EaN A. Smith
.1ntice OF the peace.
Jackson township-O. L. Peyton and
uohn Dicken, justices of the peace;
John w. Towne and Jess Nuzum, con
stables.
Little Sioux township-N. p. Peter
son. justice Of the peace; Josh Stuck
er and w. w. Breeding, constables.
douglas township. A. Clark, jus
tice of the peace; o. ]. Hooks and H
". Moore, consta'bles.
boyer township-A. l. Brown and
John Brandon, justices Of the peace;
w p. Campbell and A. w. Garrison
constables.
Magnolia township d. Brown
and A. Freymuller, justices of the
peace; +. +. Dom and j. G. Kills, con
stables.
Morgan township-R. II. Thomas
justice OF the peace; c. A. Peasley
constable.
Jefferson township-C. L. Hyde and
1siah Shook, justices of the peace;
G. p. Knauss and Chas. Watson, con
stables.
Calhoun township-O. c. Kiger, con
stable.
Taylor township-G. M. Mintun and
Clint Morrow, justices of the peace;
J.I.. Mcqueen and l. G. Hammer, con
stall les.
Clay township-Geo. w. Motz, jus
tice of the peace.
Washington township-Frederic
Hansen, justice Of the peace; j. II
Cook and Geo. Poe, constables.
Union townships. r. Hammitt, jus
tice of the peace; Lester Couple, con
stable.
st. John township l.. Skelto1
and a. N. Fountain, justices OF the
peace: Thos. Myers and Abe Daniels
constables.
Cincinnati township-Isaac Dayhuff
Justice OF the peace; T.. p. Mace, con
stable
The resignation of Clint Morrow as
justice OF the peace in and for Taylor
township was accepted by the board.
The trustees of Morgan township
certified an allowance Of $500 pei
week in favor of Thomas Iden in mer
chandise at the store of A. d. Gil
more.
Permission was granted to RALPH
Jones to construct a cattle chute
across the public highway as same IL
now located and travelled along the
east line of the Sc Sc sec. 12-7S-43
subject to all conditions and require
nents of law.
The auditor was directed to issue
refund warrant to Mrs. G. L. Goodrich
In the sum of s16.15, on account of re
demption from tax sale on lot 5, block
6, Seaton's add, Mo. Valley, being
property of soldiers widow.
The auditor was directed to issue
refund in the sum of 1928 in favor Of
jackson Ashcraft, on account of land
having been washed away by the Mis-
souri, river. The auditor was also di
rected to cancel tax against the nA Of
SELF 20-79-45, on account of land hay
ing gone into the river.
The auditor was directed to issue
refund warrant in the sum Of 1892
I'm favor of Fillmore Ashcraft, on &C
count of lots ] and 2, sec. 20-79-45
having gone in the river, and to can
Gel tax unpaid against the same
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