The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1918-12-19

Robinson, DR.. J. w., medi-
/ cal aid Mrs. Frank suth-
Robinson, DR.. j: W., medi-
cal aid Mrs. Shamp $500 1.50
Robinson, DR.. J. w., medi-
cal aid Lewis Bright $500 1925
Robinson, DR.. j. w., medi-
! cal aid Geo. Owens I'm 1880
Roberts, T. s., supplies Mrs:
Nancy Adams, laid over till
January.
Still, Emmett, damage horse -,
sjo ola Ge1ese Otto, office :''-' ex- re-
pense November .. 1890. 2.70
Standard Oil Co., cylinder
Stewart, F. S., burial ex-
pense Johnson Bright 90. 5000
Silvers, A.. E., storage of
Stiles, Dean, sheep killed,
claimed, $4,000, allowed :. 1900
Thomas & Son, paint for
Report of the time of Fred J.
Ehrhardt, assistant county engin-
eer, for month OF November APPROX
ed.
Warford, A. r., justice of
the peace, State VS.. An
derSOn ana Jones ct al o.5O
Rhodes, c; T., clerk Bloom oo
Hi iRgdon t0 y: NJ, trustee 1000
Bloomington township go. 1900
Noftsger, J.. F., trustee
Bloomington township 49, 1900
Ballantyne, r. A., trustee
Bloomington township - 1900
The following resolution of nee
essity was passed and adopted by
the board:
BE it resolved That the board,
deeming it proper and wise to make
some retrenchments with regard to
the expense of burial of paupers, it
was moved and carried that the
burial expense Of any person, le-
gal resident of the county, should
not exceed $4,000 (sixty dollars)
including all expenses, embalming,
casket, hearse, and all undertaking
charges, and that no claim for any
pauper burial would be allowed for
greater amount
There being no further business
to come before the board for the |
day at five o'clock they adjourned |
to meet Thursday, December 5,
1918, at 500 a. m:
l.. P, HASTINGS, Chairman.
Attest: G. D. OSBORN, Auditor.
Leon, Iowa, Thursday, December
5, 1918.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment with l.. P. Hastings and W. H.
absent. Upon being called to order
by Chairman Hastings the follow
ing claims were allowed:
Battle, C. w., board and
care H. Martin $500. ~ 1000 |
Chase, r. W., sheep killed;
claimed $4,000, allowed 1890 |
Frost, Ralph, mop and
wringer for court house - 200 |
Mckee, G: D., repairs on ooo
Mcnamara nU'' Kenworthy Co., '0'
supplies treasurer's office so |
claimed $32.oo, allowed. 1000
Spicer, Jesse j., transporta-
ton expense James We're
Spicer to state university
hospital .:,--. -.--.: 1I.SO
The board now considers the Pc
tition of LUCE Massey ct al for the
addition of the township roads to
the county road systems; the High
Point-WOodland road extending
from the limits of the village of
High Point on the main travelled
road to the limits on the north of
the village of Woodland and ap-
prove said petition. The 23rd day
of December, 1913, is fixed as date
auditor is instructed to give notice
of same as provided by law.
The board now considers the pc
tition of Leon V. Tullis ct al for
the addition Of the township roads
to the county road system viz; the
Decatur-Delray road extending
from the corporate limits of the
town of Decatur north to the sta
ton of Delray. a distance of about
prove said petition. The 23rd day
of December, 1918, is fixed as date
of hearing on said petition. County
auditor is instructed to give notice
of same as provided by law.
The board now considers the Pc
tition of NJ F. Thompson ct al for
the addition of the township roads
to the county. road system viz, the
road running north from the depot
north and east. to a point where it
will connect with the present coun-
ty road system on the Decatur
Clarke county line, and approve the
same. The 23rd day Of December,
1918, is fixed as date of hearing OF
said petition. The county auditor
is instructed to give notice Of same
as provided by law.
The board now considers the Pc
tition of G.. G. Dye ct al for the adj
dition of the township roads to the
county road system, namely; the
road as at present Travelled from
the village of Woodland on the
east and running east and south
distance of about four and one
half miles on the Wayne county
line and the board hereby approves
the said petition, provided, hOwev-
er, that the Wayne county board ap-
proves the road for the balance of
the way to the town of Lineville
and places it on the county road
system also The 23rd day of De-
cember, 1918. is fixed as day of
hearing on said petition. The coun-
ty auditor is hereby instructed to