The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-04-27

The report of the County Recorder,
showing fees amounting to $827.S0
charged and collected, for the months
of January, February and March, 1916,
accompanied by County Tre4sgrer'S
receipt for the full amount, was ap-
proved and ordered filed. ~,
Spent balance of day IN Justice
transcripts and claims.
Adjourned to meet April 6, 1916.
April 6, 1916.
Board met with all members pres
emit. 49, ..
A petition signed by Lew Mitchell,
ct al, asking the Board to vacate a
part of Street in the town of Lacey
was, approved. z e.; ~, "a.
A petition signed by Feike ceiling,
ct al, of RichIand Township, asking
the Board to vacate a'road ccmmenc.
ing at the s. E. corner of the N. Z. X
of the N. E. a OF Sec. 3-77-17 and run
ming north to the Jasper county line,
was approved.
The re-establishment of a road petit
toned for by J. Binns, ct al, in Sec.
ID and %, Prairie Township, was by
consent of all property owners APP
proved.
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damages fled by J. e. Thomas in the
vacating of road near Curriers'
Mill was postponed until the 10th Of
Apgil, 1916. g..
Abe County Auditors report show
ing fees amounting to ,$12750 charged
and collected during 'the months of
January, February and MARCH, accom-
panied sbyyCSuntE Treasurer's receipt
for the full amount, was received and
ordered filed. E%-..iy ~ Z, ~
The'. report of the Clerk of the
Court, showing fees charged and col.
ledted during the months of January,
February and March, amounting tOI
$7a4.63, With treasurer's receipt at
taHhcd, was also approved and or
de9ed filed.
Board adjourned to meet April IT,
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April II, 1916.
The Board met with all members
present.
The canvass of the returns from
the presidential primary election, held
April 10, 1916, in Mahaska County,
shows the following to have beenI
nominated for the offices named: '~''
President Of the United States
A. B. CumInins, Republican.
Woodrow Wilson, Democrat.
A. ID. Cummins, Progressive.
Wee-President of the unitsd States
sAVm. GraHtF Webster. Republican. & 4
sErfott3Wg Aaiorg DenSsat. = \
iRobt. a.afoHatfe, sRrbGressiVe : Il
Rarty National Committeeh1an-, Z
tgohn r. Adams, Republican.
]: HibWyflie5 progressive. sls5s7s
Delegates-at.Larae-~ ... .-.... ...... .. |
sHoWafd !. clark, ne pubilcan.. 4
Geo. w. French, Republican. i
5SWm.. S. Kenyon, Republican. ~ 4
ID. W. Hamilton, Democrats
ssE. T. Meredith, Democrat.
Maurice Connolly, Democrat.
Frank RiAWiIson, Democrat.
iJosCph Misbach, Progressive.
aGeo. CO White, Progressive.
For District Delegates
S1W. f. Harper, Republican.
Ell W. Spauldiug, Republican.
d. w. Bates, Democrat,
~. II. Plat, Democrat.
sV. l.. Wilson, Progressive.
For Alternate DeIegates-at-Large--
John II. Darrah, Republican.
j. A. DeVlCt, hepuDIlCdu.
J. N Sammis, Republican.
l.. B. Whitney, Republican.
Gordon Hayes, Democrat.
Farley Sheldon, Democrat.
John F.. Weber, Democrat.
H. l., Pierce, Democrat.
C. e. Hampton, Progressive.
Casper Schenk, Progressive.
For Alternate District Delegates
Ross r. Mowry, Republican.
8, Harry NJ. Meas, Republican. e..
III. G. Leach, Democrat.
n Jas. Nv. Reed, Democrat, 1
~ J. Il. Higgins, PROGRESSIVE. 80.
Il The vote on the proposition. Shall
The district delegates to the national
Convention be instructed by the vote
Of the state atlarge?" was 375 for and
ga against. :, ,...
4 The vote on the proposition, Shall
fhc district delegates to- the national
convention be. Instructed by the vote
OF the Congressional District" was
BIT for and 234 against. .,.'.'
Board adjourned to meet April 49,
1915. ~ . - I'd. .'''
AnriI 10 1918