Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1921-06-22
THE SUPERVISORS
$50 D. m. Monday. Iune 6th. lob

All members present.
Moved, seconded and carried tho
bonds Of Jacob Meyer for Justice of the
peace for Calmar Township and Frank
Pletka for constable for Calmar town.
ship be approved
The rest of the afternoon was spent
in discussing various topics with peo-
pie from different parts Of the eoun-
~ ana at five o'clock p. m the board
on motion adjourned till $3.50 a. m. next
morning.
$500 a. m. Tuesday, June eth, 1921
The BOARD met as per adjournment
and was cSlled to order by the chair
man.
All members present. Minutes of pre-
cious days meeting read and approved
The board at this time adjourned in
order to make an inspection of some
bridges north of town.
At twelve o'clock the board returned
and on motion adjourned till 1880 p.
m
1870 p. m. Tuesday. June eth, 1921.
The board met as per adjournmen mt
and was called to order by the chair
man. All members present
Moved, seconded and carried Vincent
Shekelton be allowed a refund of $50 25
on account of soldiers exemption in
Jackson Township for the year 1920.
Moved. seconded and carried Boucher
& kuntZ be allowed a refund of $3.50
on account of double assessment in
Ridgeway Corporation for the year 1920
The Farm Bureau" having applied
for an appropriation of $4,000 and the
lay at the present time making it man
.datory for the board to make such APP
preparation the board on motion APP
propriated $4,000 out of the county
fund for said Farm Bureau" If needed.
Said appropriation to be paid in MONTH
ly installments as needed by the Farm
Bureau"
Some time was spent in discussing
road matters with a delegation from
the "0ld Military Trail Association"
with view of eliminating few Of the
railroad crossings in the south part
of the county and il was decided that
the board, together with a delegation
from the "0ld Military Trail Associa-
ton" should go and investigate the
condition on Tuesday, June 14th. 1t
was decided to try and get the High
way commission and the railway COM
missioners over there at the same
time.
The following resolution was also
passed by the board:
WHEREAS, the "Old Military Trail
Association" has decided to put road
markers along the "Old Military Trail
from McGregor TO New Hampton and
WHEREAS, the said association has
petitioned the board of supervisors of
winneshiek County for permission to
place these markers along the trail in
Winneshiek County, and
WHEREAS, the board can see no OBJ
lection to the placing of these markers,
now
THEREFORE,. BE IT RESOLVED. by
the board of supervisors that the said
association be granted permission TO
place said markers along said trail In
Winneshiek County.
At five O'Clock p. m. the board on
motion adjourned till $3.50 a. M next
morning 80
$50 a. m. wednesday. June Sth. 1921.
The board met as per adjournment
and was called TO order by the CHAIR
man.
All members present.
Minutes of previous days meeting
-Tead and approved
The board at this time counted the
cash in the treasurer's OFFICE, MADE
their semi-annual settlement with MIN
and on motion approved OF his semi
annual reports. 49,,
taken up and at noon the board on mo-
tion adjourned till 1880 p m -,
1880 D. m. Wednesday June Sth, 1871.
The board met as per adjournment
and was called to order by the cha'r-
man. All members present
THE first part of the afternoon was
spent in discussing the Washington
Street Bridge in DEBORAH with the city
council and the city engineer. :,
The board then adjourned as a board
of supervisors anu CohNehVN "'
of review.
Tn looking over the averages as re-
fnrped nv the various assessors the
following changes were ordered Dy the
board o.,oo,s
Tvyn 1907, Lincoln Twp. 2696, Jackson
TWP. 1907, washington Twp TWO
canoe TWP, $3.50, DEBORAH Twp. ltSe'
Military Twp go, and Highland TWP
1872 Hesper twp lO%. 49, 90
In glenwood Twp. the mules were 10
yearIinr colts TO be lowered as fol-
lows-Highland Twp. 16To and Decor
ah TWP. 14So. 80.
The rest of the live stock being re-
turned according to theaverages a.
agreed upon by the assessors at thelr
meeting in January and the land pc
ing returned according to the estao-
lfshed average the rest of the assess
ment was left as turned in by the
various assessors. ud
The board then adjourned as BOAR
~ review and again convened as
board of Supervisors pA
Moved. seconded and carried Roaa
No. 1921 in Madison Twp. De esta piis ~ ~
and Gilbert Thompson allowed SfV ~,
for right of way as oeterNiiheu " ny
appraisers. d
Moved. seconded and carried road
'pctition Nos 1913 and 1919 III Gleh"oo0
Township be rejected a
The Spring Grove-Bear creek lodu
propositfon in Highland Township was
also discussed but actloh was
Al 500 D. IN. the board on motion
adjourned till $3.50 a. m. next morni na5
$3.50 a m. Thursday, June 9tn, To-
The board n1et as per aoyT nboire
and was called TO order by the ehaii
All members present o,trs,
Minutes of previous days meeting
read and approved mia noIicv
No 150664 of the Iowa Mutual Liaplllly
Insurance Company for Norhi'ieH S
CONDENSATION be accepted.
Moved. seconded and carried the pom
and contract of Fred Houdek az 49, 49,
superintendent in second dlstrle' NC "p
THE board then commenced 10 cheSh
claims and at noon adjourned TN i'0V
lao .. m. Thursday. June pin, ~,
The board met as per aoI IIa titri..
man.
All members present. ,,.,,ro5 20
The hoard at this time adjourned 20
make their regular Inspection Oh '"e
County Home. from, the
Comfy Home and were again calleo 70
order by the chairman. ,t.h tho
THE hoard then continued with tne
checking OF the claims ana az o,uU -
M adjourned till $3.50 a. m. next iiioi"
ing. mn 1901
$50 n M Friday, June lotn, -, ~
The board met as per adJour ~ a.
and was called TO order by the cii"h
man. nt n 7
r,,.na ~, r,bo came in at $50.
Minutes of previous days meetlhs
read and approved. - boo,,,re
The forenoon was spent IA ~. ~ NC