Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1919-04-30

r.. j. Weinberg. medical aid
Il poor relief ------------------- Al z
&C. B. Thompson. medical aid.
poor relief ------------------ ~
O. H. P. Jefferies. medical aid
poor relief ------------------ 40 "
W. c. Cummings, medical aid
Il poor relief ------------------ 10 U
VIM. Donnelly, medical aid poor
| relief ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IL "
Iowa Children Home Society,
taking Lutte fash ---------- SO 0,
Iowa Children Home Society,
four Let's children ------------ $50 0,
Earlville Lumber Company, coal
poor relief ------------------ 10 Il
C. NJ. Hanna, coal poor relief - VI
Delaware County Farmers Com
mission Company, coal poor
relief --- IA 81
Manchester Lumber Company,
coal poor relief -- As II
Theo. Shelly, burials 100000 S28 s.
W, T. Giles, burials ---- "a sc
A. D. Brown, l burial ---- 20 0C
Mercy Hospital, hospital care - As OC
Mrs, Midkiff, nursing ------- 80 72
Mrs A. G. Smith, nursing Is OO
Veletta Smock, board and cloth -
ing ~ OU
State University Hospital care
of w. Williams -------------- 40
Dundee Lumber Company, ma
terial o9
Geo. Pound, labor ------------- 90
Daniel Ferris, hauling coal for
w. Williams observation-disclosures w
Robert Fishel, transportation "A
Eclipse Lumber Company, coal
poor relief 10 %
Mrs. Chas. Gilchrst, care and
board of STRIPES 81 90
P. H. Diggins clothing -------- Is 10
A motion was made, seconded and
carried that the following claims be
continued, DR.. A. J. Hejinian, DR.. II.
A. Dittmer, DR.. o. H. P. Jefferies and
Veletta Smock.
motion was made, seconded and
carried to allow balance of claims
of this class in full
Domestic Animal.
John Barclay. five lambs ----- 35 W
F. H. Child, eight lambs ------ So 90
Ed. Irmscher, one lamb ------ 10 W
Miles Mcdonald, one lamb 49, 10 90
Henry M Vorward, three young
ewes ~ As 90
W p Hogan. five sheep 1850 1875 90
T r Haennine, 10 sheep --- ITS 90
Vim q. Reth one sheen - Is 90
Arthur Keenan,, one killed others
damaged 40 90
n Hogan. one sheep -------20 90
Iohn Reitz one calf - IS 90
las burton. one bull ------ 1876 90
Freeman L. Chevalier, one hog 40 81
]. F. Haenning, four lambs 80 90 w
A motion was made, seconded and
carried to continue the claim OF Jas,
Burton.
A motion was made, seconded and
carried that the claim of Ed. 1rmscher
be not allowed.
A motion was made, seconded and
carried that the following claims be
allowed in the following sums ~ n.
Child, $4,000; Miles Mcdonald, $1,000;
Henry NJ. FORWARD, $4,000; W. p. Ho-
gan, $4,000; J. F. Haenning, $l2o.oo'
VIM. c. Reth, $12.o0; Arthur keenan,
$4,000; F. D. Hogan, $1,000; Jno. Beitz,
$500; Freeman L. Chevalier. $4,000
O. o. and j. F. Haenning, $4,000. :,
A motion was made, seconded ana
carried that the claim of Jno Barclay
be allowed in full.
A motion was made, seconded and
carried that the Auditor be authorized
to issue warrants for all claims allow
ed at this meeting.
A motion was made, seconded ana
carried that this meeting adjourn until
Thursday, April 10, 1919.
The minutes of this meeting were
read and approved.
ROBERT FISHEL, E.- ...
Auditor.
F.A.MEAD,
Chairman.
Manchester, Iowa, April, 10, 1919.
STATE OF IOWA,
DELAWARE COUNTY, IS.
The Board of Supervisors met as
ner adiournment, all members being
present.
The following road petition were
presented. The Stock Yards road OF
Hopliinton; Hopkinton and Dem! roao
to be taken into the county road s9s-
tenn and the Dubuque and Delaware
county line road
A motion was made, secondeu anu
carried that the above petition be con-
tinued.
turing Company for culvert contract
was presented and motion was Iilaoe'
seconded and carried that the same
be approved
The following official bonds were
presented J. w. Swinburne as justice
Of Peace Of Delhi Township; y. T.
McCloud as Justice of Peace OF Adams
rrownship and James b. Duffey as Con-
stable of Adams Township.
motion was made. seconded ana
carried that the ABOVE pohuS y" f
proved. c,- for
blind pension was presented ana mo
ton was made, seconded ana carrieo
that the same be not granted.
The Quarterly reports Of A. Il. Dun
Ian, County Recorder; Q. p. Dunham'
clerk and Robert Eishel, Auditor, were
presented and motion was made sec
ended and carried that they be ap-
proved. e,r
remission of road poll of $500 for 1918
was presented and a motion was made
| seconded and carried that the same pc
granted. e.. of,,,d
The following petitions for retuno
were presented, Geo. Whitman for ROAD
| noll tax of $3.50 1918, Patrick keiley'
$40 for erroneous ASSESSMENT o.,
land 1918, and August Grimm, Jaw
road poll tax for 1918.
| A motion was made seconded anu
carried that the above petitions De
granted .,..,o,
The bond of J. J. Pentony as justice
of the Peace Of Manchester was pres
ented and a motion was made, second
ed and carried that the same be ap-
proved s ,d
motion was made, seconded ano
| carried that the Auditor be authorized
IN issue warrants for all claims al
this meeting.
A motion was made, seconded ana
carried that this meeting adjourn
until, Monday, April p, 1919.
The minutes of this meeting were
| read and approved.
ROBERT FISHEL,