Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1921-01-26

Dohu Fol marry ~. Marion, assessor
jackson Junction Corporation
Bond of Frank Kunt, assessor. Jack
son Township.
Bond of G. H. Masters, assessor
Burr Oak Twp.
Bond of J. H. Hoye. Justice of tn,
Peace for Jackson Twp.
The bounty schedule for the ensuint
year was at this time set as follows:
Adult wolves, $1,000, cub wolves
$500. Adult foxes. $3.50. cub foxes, 81
cents. Lynx and wild cats. sl.0O Rat
tlesnakes, soc, woodchucks 1Oc and
pocket gophers 10c.
i The compensation to be paid the
various township and corporation
| assessors was then discussed and the
| Following schedule agreed upon, to:wit
For the townships of Springfield
I t'rankville, Hesper, Pleasant Burr Oak
Bluffton, Washington and Glenwood
the sum of $1S4.00 each
i For the townships of Highland, Sum-
ner and Canoe the sum of S15S.00 each
| For the townships of Fremont. Mill
! tary. Bloomfielr, Calmar, DEBORAH and
| Madison. the sum of $4,000 each
| For the townships of Orleans, Lin
coin and Jackson the sum of $4,000
each
For. DEBORAH Corporation the sum of
$4,000.
For Calmar Corporation the sum of
| $105.00
For Ossian Corporation the sum of
| $500.
! For Ridgeway, TT. Atkinson, Castalia,
| Spillville and Jackson junction Corpor
atoms the sum of $500 each.
The salaries of the various deputies
at the court house was then on motion
| fixed as follows:
Deputy county auditor. $1,000 per
annum.
Deputy county treasurer $4,000 per
annum.
Deputy clerk of courts, $4,000 per
annum.
Deputy sheriff s12S5.OO per aunm.
Deputy county superintendent of
schools, $4,000 per anum.
At noon the board on motion ad-
journed till 1870 T.. NJ. .
1870 z. NJ. Tuesday January 4th, 1921
The board met as per adjournment and
was called to order by the chairman.
All members present.
The board at this time adjourned in
order to make their regular inspection
of the county home.
At 400 p. NJ. the board returned from
the county home and were again call
ed to order by the chairman.
The board then commenced to check
over some of the township trustee re-
ports that had been filed and at 500
+. NJ. adjourned till $3.50 next morning.
q, $3.50 A. NJ Wednesday, January 5th,
1921.
The board met as per adjournment
and was called to order by the chair
man.
All members present.
Minutes of previous days meeting
read and approved
The following resolution was at this
time passed by the board, to-wit:
WHEREAS, the county recorder has
made application, that his clerk be
made deputy county recorder, in the
event that he himself might unavoid-
ably be kept away from his office be-
cause of sickness or otherwise and,
WHEREAS, the work of said office
does not Justify the statutory appoint
ment of a deputy on the 80 per cent
basis.
NOW THEREFORE,. on condition
that said county recorder, stand his
own clerk or deputy hire, except that
he be allowed 100000 per anum for
such clerk or deputy, he shall on these
conditions be allowed to appoint
deputy, who shall file an acceptable
bond in the sum of $250000, to be
approved by the board of supervisors
In no way shall this be construed so
that the county shall be out more than
$4,000 per year for such clerk or dep
uty hire.
Moved, seconded and carried the fol-
lowing reports be approved:
Report of township trusetts of Madi-
son Township
Report of township trustees or Burr
Report of township trustees of WASH
ington Township.
Report of township trustee of Frank
vile Township.
Report of township trustees of jack
Report of township trustees OF
Bloomfield township.
Report of township trustees of Mil
itary Township.
mar township.
Report of township trustees of
Spring field township.
Report of township trustees of High
land township.
Annual report of the county super
intendent of schools.
Annual report of the clerk of courts
on blind pensions.
Moved, seconded and carried the fol-
lowing insurance policies for insur-
ance on the county warehouse ana
tractors be accepted:
Policy No. 4161 of the Niagara FIRE
Insurance Co.
Policy No. 4195 of the Mid West
Automobile Insurance Co.
Policy No. 4196 of the Mid West
Automobile Insurance Co.
Policy No. 4197 of the Mid West
Automobile Insurance Co.
The board then commenced to check
over some bank bonds that had been
filed and at noon adjourned TIL l'So
1880 p. NJ Wednesday, January 5th.
1921.
The board met as per adjournment
and was called to order by the chair
man.
All members present
This being the time set for the fill
ing of applications for appointments as
official newspapers for the county as
well as bids on the printing of the fin
ancial reports and election table the
board proceeded to check over the APP
plication and bids.
The following had filed applications
for designation of official newspapers:
The DEBORAH Public opinion"
The ::Decorah Republican"
The DEBORAH Journal, and
The "Ossian Bee"
The "Osian Bee" being the only APP
plicant outside the county seat was on
cial newspapers.
The DEBORAH Public Opinion
DEBORAH Journal" and the "Decorah
having signed an agree
ment whereby they agreed to publish
the proceedings for the same price as
though but two papers were designated
were on motion designated as official
The following had filed bids on the
printing of the financial reports and
the election table.
table.
The DEBORAH Public opinion" The
'Decorah Republican" and DEBORAH
Posten."
The "Decorah Public Opinion" being
the lowest bidder on the printing of the
1000 copies of the financial report was
on motion awarded the contract for at /
pricegof 81. IS per page and the "Decorah
being the lowest bidder
on the printing of the election table
was on motion awarded the contract
ha at a nricp of $40 90