The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-01-24

A. A. Glass, same ......... 22.70
J. III. Redmond, same $1,000. 2 80
L. A. Berryhill, bailiff. D. c., K. 200
Frank Foster, boarding Jurors,
d. G., X. $50
Ben. =. Denning. dragging Co.
ROAD ......... .....,...... 30 .6S
John Hopp, same ............ 1919
g. M. Lowry, same ......,... Is so
j. J. Leu, same ......... 81 ID
j. G. Meierotto, Same ....... 30.8O
Sherman Miner, same ........ A 80
Edwin Urfer, rep. tractor -. 1S7 10
Standard Oil Co. fuel, oil.
etc, same III 90
r. Dinwiddie. wk. Santa Fe
| Avo. brdg. .............. %. 40
Alfred Harris. same ........ "a. 40
L. L. Kelley. same ........... 11.28
Homer Payne, same ...... 81 40
Aug. Sandscheiper, same "a 40
C. H. Stephens, same .... "a 40
Auto Sales Co., livery .... %. 90
Charles Fisher. wolf bounty. 5000
,Orville Cloud, rattlesnake
bounty ..... ............ 100
Fred Hem, same ........... 80
f. F. Valley, same .......... so
Chas. Kentch, gopher bounty. 80
F. Dietz. bldg. sheds. c. H. X. 80. 40
l.. Leighton, same ........... S2.40
J. McKaig, nightwatch. G. H.,
TT. M. 900
VIM. Reimbold, exp. Co. treas. 1918
Ed. G.. Vaughan, same, Co.
rec. Observation-Disclosures. $40
j. B. Watkins, transptg inch. 12.0
j. G. Krehbiel. justice fees $50
8. B. Sollars. const. fees ..... 1.25
w. d. Masters. transptg. delnqt 26. 20
WidowS' pension 116 so
Henry vanderheyden. services
quar-, X. ................. 40 90
VIM. Reimbold. transptg. poor 20. O3
Il. H. s. Watkins, same ...... $50
c., B. & @. Ry Co., freight :. So. 56
State Of Iowa, Tuber. sana.
acct. ......... ........... 24s. IT
Same, Sold. Orph Home, acct. 2s4 SO
Same. Mt. Pleas. Hosp. acct. 4845. 60
Same, ineb., hosp. acct. $780,. 142. SO
John G. Scott. transptg. ms. 1884
DR.. w. Frank Brown, phys.
ms. K 800
III. A. Kinnaman, COM, same. 800
A. T. Marshall, same ...... 800
F. H. Weber, refund acct. er-
TOT TAX lU.OO
On motion the following resolution
was adopted, Supervisor Hosier voting
aye, Supervisor Scheffler voting aye.
and Supervisor Maxwell voting aye,
Ito-wit:
Whereas, This IL the date set for
the opening of bids for tho sale Of
ninety-one thousand 1891 ,000.00) dol.
lars funding bonds to be issued by Lee
county, Iowa, bearing interest 1t the
rate Of four and one-half (4h) per
lcentum per annum, and
Whereas, The bid Of George NJ.
Bechtel & Company. OF Davenport.
Iowa. is deemed by the board OF su-
Ipervisors Of Lee county. Iowa, to be
the best bid,
It is therefore Resolved, BY the
board of supervisors OF Lee county.
Iowa, that said bonds 30 to be issued
be sold to the said George NJ. Bechtel
e Company, and that the chairman Of
the board of supervisors and treasurer
of Lee county, Iowa, be and are here
by instructed to sign and execute the
acceptance Of the proposition made
and filed by said George NJ. Bechtel &
Company on October goth, 1915.
The minutes of the days session
whereupon the board adjourned to
Fort Madison. Iowa, October rs.
1915.
The board Of supervisors Of the
county OF Lee. in the state Of Iowa,
met in regular session, pursuant to
law, to the rules Of said board, and |
to adjournment. The meeting was |
called to order by the chairman, and |
the roll being called, there were pres
emit l. Hosier, chairman, in the chair. |
and the following named supervisors: |
Peter Schefler and G.. e. Maxwell. |
Absent, none.
Supervisor Hosier introduced and |
read the resolution next hereinafter |
set out, and moved its adoption, sec
onded by Supervisor Maxwell, and |
after due consideration thereof by |
the board, the chairman put the Ques- /!
ton upon the adoption and said reso-
luton, and the roll being called. the
following named supervisors voted |
aye: Supervisors Hosier. Schefler and
Maxwell. Nays, none.
Whereupon the chairman declared |
said resolution duly adopted. as fol-
lows:
Resolution.
To provide for the issuance of $751;
900 funding bonds.
whereas, tDc equity Vi AeSs III LIE
state OF Iowa, Is a body corporate
duly organized and existing under and
by virtue Of the laws and constitu-
ton Of the state of Iowa: and
Whereas, said county now has an
Indebtedness in the amount of over
$91, 900. all evidenced by valid war
rants; which, thus evidenced, was
outstanding on the first day Of Sep
TENDER, 1915, is now outstanding. and
is now payable; and
Whereas, all of said indebtedness
was contracted, incurred, and allow
ed, and each of said warrants was
executed and issued, by order Of the
board of supervisors OF said county
for purposes authorized by law and
in form, time and manner required by
law; and none of said Indebtedness