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Home My WebLink AboutSupervisors Rec 13 1933SUPERVISOR'S RECORD NO. 13 0, E. SERF PRINTING CO.; HASTINGS. NEBR. COURT DOUSE, HASTINGS,'' NEBR. FRIDAY, May 5th, 1933. 9 o'clock A.I. Regular meeting of the Adams County Board of Supervisors met as per adjournment of April 5th, 1933. Minutes of last meeting were read and approved. Motion by Bauer, seconded by Bowers, that the firstquarterly report of the Clerk of the District Court, County Judge, Sheriff, Register of Deed and the County Clerk be placed on file. Roll call, all voted aye. Motion carried. Motion by Ruhter, seconded by Berg, that the petition of Bob Brown and others be placed on file. Roll call, all voted aye. Motion carried. Motion by Goble, seconded by Ruhter, that the roadoverseer Bond of Geo. G. Smidt Dist. # 2, Little Blue Twp. and Joe Juranek Jr. Dist. # 4, Little Blue Twp. be approved. Roll call, all voted aye. Motion carried. Motion by Ruhter, seconded by Bauer, that the report of the auditor C. R. Warren & Co for the year 1932 be accepted. Roll call, all voted aye. Motion carried. Motion by Shannon, seconded by Berg, that the following miscellaneous receipts be made a part of the Supervisors record. Roll call, all voted aye. Motion carried. # 3290 # 3291 # 3292 # 3293 # 3294 # 3295 # 3296 # 3297 # 3298 # 3299 # 3300 # 3301 # 3302 # 3303 # 3304 # 3305 # 3306 # 3307 # 3308 # 3309 # 3310 # 3311 # 3312 # 3313 # 3314 # 5315 # 3316 # 3317 # 3318 # 3319 # 3320 # 3321 # 3322 # 3323 # 3324 # 3325 # 3326 # 3327 Nebr. Nat'l Bank State of Nebr., Auditor of Public Accounts R. L. Crosson, Sheriff Rutt Drug Store Phillips Petroleum Co L N Button, Reg of Deeds Lucia Dillenbach, Cl of District Court W. Halsey Bohlke, County Judge W Halsey Bohlke, County Judge Jay Goble Nebr. State Treas. Lucia Dillenbach T W Jones, County Clerk M Fred Ruhter State Trees Roseland State Bank W Halsey Bohlke, Co Judge M Fred Ruhter W Halsey Bohlke, Co Judge G A Hall, State Treas T W Jones Co Clerk R L Crosson, Sheriff W Halsey Bohlke, Co Judge A J Theobald, County Judge Hastings Nat'l Bank First State Bank, Kenesaw W J Hynes Jr, Exec. Est of d J Hynes Sr. State of Nebr Prosser State Bank M Fred Ruhter W Halsey Bohlke, Co Judge Raymond L Crosson, Sheriff T W Jones, County Clerk W Halsey Bohlke, Co Judge L N Button, Reg of Deeds Lucia Dillenbach, Clerk of District Court F) E Shannon Jay Goble Credit General Fund t1 Road Dragging ty General Fund tt Poor Aid County Highway General Fund '► General Fund General Fund Fines & Licenses General Fund School General General Fund General Fund Road Dragging Road Dragging General Fund Inheritance Tax Road Dragging Fines & Licenses Road Dragging Poor Aid General Fund General Fund General Fund General Fund General Fund Inheritance Tax Road Dragging General Fund Bridge Fund Fines & Licenses General Fund General Fund General Fund General Fund General Fund Road Dragging Road Dragging 11 tt is t1 11 11. 4.63 2741.08 378.60 4.50 11.12 636.95 5.00 910.35 97.00 .75 5703.57 2009.36 260.45 100.00 2322.75 101.25 322.84 168.00 25.00 2569.59 2.00 .15 "7.00 2.15 102.84 70.00 7.60 2071.26 22.50 2.00 42.70 332.78 310.65 866.50 528.55 1350.50 3.0C 3.30 Motion by Ruhter, seconded by Berg, that the compensation and Public Liability policies issued by the Employers Liability Ins. Co. be approved. Roll call, all voted aye.- Motion carried. Motion by Shannon, seconded by Goble, that the following claims be allowed on their respective funds and the clerk instructed to issue warrants for the same. Roll call, all voted aye. Motion carried. Augustin Baird Bauer Berg Board of '1 et al Mrs. Art Dorsey D Geo. G L A Education, City of Hastings Bowers Binderup Co Bourg Bruces Jewelry Co Button, Reg_ of Deeds Byers Lbr Co Cannon Central Power Co City Water & Light Dept Reuben M J LN T. N GENERAL FUND Services Transcript Supervisors services It Rent 11 Supervisors services Supplies Labor County Farm Clock Supplies & services Coal Drugs Gas Light & water $64.80 18.00 90.66 69.30 20.00 10.00 54.65 5.90 8.00 1.50 58.50 58.05 19.53 11.31 84.86 Ag.nn SUPERVISOR'S RECORD NO. 13 O E. SERF PRINTING CO.. HASTINGS. NEBR. Democrat Printing Co Dillenbach, Clerk of District Court Evans Farmers Mutual Ins. Co of Neb Finkle Fischer Gaudreault Mere Co Goble Hastings Rubber Stamp Works Hillers Agency Jones Jungerman Groc Keith, et al Kenesaw Progress Kenesaw Tel Co Klopp Printing Co Laidlaw Bros Land Lincoln School & Sup Co Lincoln Tel & Telg Co tt Local Registers Marian McCormick-Mathers Co Milburn & Scott Co Mortgage Investment Co Murphy Typewriter Co Oeischlager Omaha School Supply Co Perkins Queen City Laundry Ruhter Schroeder, Co Atty Serf Printing Co Shannon Southwestern Survey Co St John Theobald, Co. Treas Warren & Co Widmaier Woodworth Ayr Lumber Co Ayr Twp Bell Blaine Twp Clay County Cottonwood Twp Crosson Denver Twp Fairbanks Geiger & Putney Hamilton Hanover Twp Heartwell Highland Twp Juniata Twp Kenesaw Twp Krell Leis Little Blue Twp Logan Twp Mid State Construction Co Nebr. Culvert & Mfg Co Oliver Lbr Co Polenske Bros Schellak Co Roseland Twp Silver Lake Twp Silvey Lbr Co 11 Theobald, Co Treas Verona Twp Wanda Twp West Blue Twp Zero Twp Adams Go 11 It Anchor Oil Corp Baker, et al Brehm Mch Co Brower Lucia 0 G Dr. B A G S A J Jay LoRene Dr W W C H J E A R Bessie L M Fred Herman G O E F E Therese A A J C R Wm Lovina O P Will Lester D W C A Fred E H J A n A J J D n Gerald" .T C) Supplies Court costs Mileage Insurance Services Mileage Supplies Supervisors services Stamps Insurance premium Services Supplies Witnesses, insanity hearing Printing Services Supplies tT Board &-care of inmates at Co Farm Supplies Services rt Reporting births & deaths Supervisors services Supplies n , Insurannce Premium Repairs Services Supplies Services Laundry Supervisors services Postage Supplies Supervisor services Supplies Services Stamps & supplies Auditing Bailiff Services ROAD DRAGGING FUND Supplies & culvert Dragging twp. roads Assisting Co Surveyor Dragging twp. roads Work on County line Dragging twp roads Assisting county Surveyor Dragging twp. roads Assisting Co Surveyor Dynamite Shoveling snow Dragging tti. roads Surveyor Dragging twp. roads it n Labor Sacks Dragging 11 tt n twp roads e n Pipe Culvert Stakes Bridge. caps. Dragging twp roads n ti n Bridge caps Lumber "' Freight Dragging twp roads n n tt it tt ti n tt n COUNTY HIGHWAY FUND Supplies ttI; n 01; Labor tt Co»Tri noel 49.75 47.50 2.80 7.50 66.00 3.40 11.31 42.20 1.65 41.25 75.00 3.60 20.00 15.00 4.30 168.85 .74 132.25 1.98 73.50 15.55 55.00 73.17 16.75 63.76 10.00 9.00 5.10 22.50 46.24 5.76 54.55 2.00 98.50 22.00 1.50 125.00 13.75 150.00 25.60 75.00 1138.68 46.90 31.50 52.90 35.50 19.90 3.50 105.40 35.00 202.20 1.00 47.50 157.00 71.85 90.40 68.50 30.40 11.55 30.47 31.00 28.00 65.19 8.40 43.60 46.00 70.62 427.28 324.75 680.80 88.30 75.70 28.30 73.10 .46 9.31 16.98 44.63 17.80 5.25 r, r S.UPERV] 0.1 0. E. SERF PRINTING CO., HASTINGS, NEBR, Cochneour Dayne Detour Fred Dutton & Son W M 14 11 Edmondson G H EnevoldsenAnders Essinger Gar & Oil Co Farmers Union Co-op Gas & Oil Co Goble Chas M Goble Homer L Hansen & Son H P Haskin R W Hastings Mechanical works Haws W G Huckfeldt Everett Jones, et al Ray Jones Lyle Kelso Josh Kleier Arthur Krull, et al John Lawson Hdw Co McClelland -Dunn Motor Co " McGrath Hdw Co J H n n ft " .90 McNair M C Team work 8.00 McNair Willard '► 16.00 MillerHarold " 24.00 Mousel Vergel Labor 10.00 National Refining Co Oil 33.7.60 O'Connell -Gill Tractor Co Tractor & grader parts 434 tt 11 8 tr 0 .95 '► n 8 n n 11.53 ►►" tt t+ a 74.50 Oliver Lbr Co Stakes 10.60 Peterson Frank A Team work 30.00 Pete's Oil Station Gas 30.80 Phillips Petro. Co " & oil 101.60 Poore, et al Delbert Labor 16.85 Powers Service Station Gas 17.77 Pritchard Clyde Labor 3.80 Reiber, et al Dan Dragging county roads 63.30 Schroeder, et al Fred "t 0 0 57.45 Schuman Carl Labor 53.10 Sime A J Gas 104.51 Smith-Gaiman Mchy Co Tractor lugs 4.80 Stromer Geo H Glass .75 Traeger Garage Carl P Spark plugs 2.95 United Electric Sery Labor 11.40 Valentine John Team work 30.00 Walburn, et al Vern Labor 34.50 Witt, et al Geo. Dragging county roads 55.50 Zubrod Jake Grease .50 Team work n Supplies 11 Labor Blacksmith Gas & oil u rr 11 n u n n n n work 30.00 30.00 1.35 1.05 7.53 14.10 139.21 11.57 53.20 14.55 BlacksmithWork 10.80 Supplies 5.00 3.00 79.90 8.00 66.60 10.00 5.25 1.25 48.80 1.55 3.89 n " 20.72 " .54 n Gas, grease & oil Team work Dragging county roads Labor tt Shoveling snow Labor Supplies POOR AID FUND Adrian, et al Mrs John Services 45.00 Austin Groc. Groc. 33.50 Bauer Groc " 16.17 Serres Groc " 41.00 Berts rug Store Drugs 1.40 Blomenthal Mrs Services 11.43 Boren M D A J " 85.00 Brown M D J W " 5.00 Byers Lbr Co Coal 9.21 Cannon T N Drugs 11.50 n n ++ 1.30 Cash Wa Lumber Co Coal 29.25 City Fuel & Feed Co 't 68.05 n rt 9.25 Coates B F Groc 13.53 Coates C L it 4.96 Cooper Coal Co Coal 9.25 Cowton Coal Co " 64.65 Crafford Mae Services 45.00 Crosson Mrs Wm ti 20.00 DeBocker Dr L J__ t+ 7.00 it n ++ 7.50 Dickerson F E Drugs 6.30 Dillenbach, Clerk of DistCourt Lucia IN RE' claim of Dr A A Smith 149.55 t' n TN RE: Claim of D W Kingsley 66.90 Eckhardt Carl Chas Groc 13.44 Eckhardt R n 33.73 Egbert Hospital Services 35.45 n ,, n 36.80 Ferguson Feed & Produce Co " 7.05 SUPERVISOR'S RECORD NO. 13 0, E. SERF PRINTING CO., HASTINGS, NEB Guildner M D Hahn MD Hahne Bros Hardt Drug Co Hastings Cemetery Assn Hanvens Groc Hollister Jones Drug Store Jones Jungerman Groc Juniata Grain & Live Stock Assn Kenesaw Drug Co Kenesaw Funeral Home Kindig Koch Kohlbry Lahrer Lee Leonard Lepley Groc M & A Groc Mary Lanning Memorial Hospital n C Wayne 0 H Mrs Lloyd James G Services 11 Groc Drugs Grave & burial Groc Services Drugs Groc n 69.00 61.50 58.19 5.10 11.00 6.18 50.00 5.43 16.14 78.71 Coal 23.20 Drugs 5.75 Funeral 50.00 J E Groc. 7.72 Frank 0 Services 56.20 Herman Groc 15.76 Mrs F J Services 27.20 Katherine rr 20.00 Mrs L G ,r 8.00 Groc 61.68 ►► 20.07 Services 24.37 27.30 " " 31.40 n ►r 35.85 n n 48.75 '► 'r 31.95 ►► rr 47.00 n" 32.95 n n 8.00 " `1 25.50 Matthiesen & Co Carl R Drugs 10.00 McDowell Groc W H Groc 4.57 McGrath Hdw Co J H Seeds 1.75 Mikkelsen Drug Co Drugs 20.70 Moon Lulu K Services 21.43 Norton Mrs Iva Services 9.00 Nowers M D Walter E " 83.00 Pauley Lbr Co W G Coal 22.30 Phillips Petroleum Co Gas 2.02 Porter Co Groc 11.98 " n 12.08 Pratt J C " 20.59 Rogers Groc 8 13.40 Rollins Mrs V B Services 15.00 Rork MD L W ►► 7.50 n n n 7.50 Rutts Drug Store Drugs 1.25 Sawyer MD R E Services 25.00 Schneider Edith " 25.00 Schunk Chas L Groc 25.47 Shaw MD Wilfred L Services 25.75 Silvey Lbr Co J A Coal 1.95 Simpson & Joh Groc 31.32 Spicer Dr C R Services 20.00 Standard Oil Co Gas 1.62 Stark Mrs C Services 15.00 it Hannah " 16.00 n Mrs J n 12.00 It Jim " 20.00 Sumner Ella P " 10.00 Sunnyside " 192.50 Swanson L A ►r 10.00 " " n 15.00 Sweeney MD E E " 9.00,. Thiel Jacob Groc 15.28 Vieth Groc 8 4.51 Uridil Dr J E Services 105.00 Virgils Cash Store Groc 10.76 Walker Conrad " 18.41 Wells Mrs J R Services 8.57 Wyatt Mrs C R " 12.Q0 BRIDGE FUND Brewer, et al Blaine Labor 23.25 Blocker Orval ►r 22.50 Duncan C S n 4.20 Gayman, et al Leland " 28.25 Gerloff Chris " 6.25 Miller AL " 3.20 Urbach C r► 2.25 SOLDIERS & SAILORS RELIEF FUND Marian H E Soldiers & Sailors relief 300.00 SUPERVISE O E. SER PRINTING CO:. HASTINGS, NEBR. ROAD FUND SUPERVISOR DIST. # 2. Berg L A Road work 50.00 ROAD FUND SUPERVISOR DIST. # 3. Ruhter M Fred Road work 70.00 ROAD FUND SUPERVISOR DIST. # 4. Goble Jay Road work 70.00 Motion by Ruhter, seconded by Shannon, that the claim of Jacob Peters for 011.50 be disallowed. Roll call, all voted aye. Motion carried. Motion by Ruhter aconded by Goble, that this board noir adjourn to meet again on June 6th, 1933 at 9 o'clock A.M. Motion carried. , Board adjourned. County Clerk 6 SUPERVISOR'S RECORD NO. 1.3 R. 5 R? PRINTING CO HASTINGS. NEBR. 0. E. SERF HINTING CO HASTINGS, NEER COURT HOUSE, HASTINGS; NEBR. Tueeday, June 6th, lam. 9 o'clock A.M. Regular meeting of the Adams County Board of Supervisors met as per adjournment of May 5th, 1933. Minutes of last meeting were read and approved. Motion by ShannOn, seconded by Berg, that the following resolution be adopted: -RESOLUTION WHEREAS, an extreme emergency exists growing out of the present economic crisis and it is necessary and the duty of the County of Adams to care for worthy and indigent poor persons, and WHEREAS, the general fund of said County has become depleted by reason of the moneys necessarily expended for said purpose heretofore, and WHEREAS, funds must be provided for the continuation• of the care of said poor persons, NOW THEREFORE, be it resolved that the sum of $25,000.00 be temporarily borrowed from the Road Dragging fund to be used for the purpose above set forth, and that said money thus borrowed be repaid to the Road Dragging fund from the general fund as rapidly as tax collections will permit. Be it further resolved, that the County Treasurer be and he is hereby authorized and instructed to make the transfer above set forth.Roll call, all voted aye.- Motion carried. Motion by Ruhter, seconded by Berg, that the order of the court in regard to Mother's Pension for Emma Dell Young be complied with and -the clerk instructed to issue warrant for same. Roll call, all voted aye.- Motion carried. Motion by Goble, seconded by Shannon, that the Prosser State Bank be permitted to withdraw the following securities held in escrow by Hastings National Bank; Hastings; Nebr'.'' (Trustee) to secure deposits of this county in said bank, to -wit: $2,000 Lincoln Stock Land Bank Bonds 4 M181171 & M161174, and that the substitution of the following securities therefor be and the, same hereby is approved. - One First Mortgage $4000 given by Henry H. Heiler, Single, to the Lincoln Joint Stock Land Bank, Lincoln, Nebr. assigned in blank, on the E SE* & wit SE* 27-6-10. Roll call, all• voted aye. Motion carried. At 12 o'clock noon the board recessed until 1:15P.M. whenthey again resumed with all members present. Motion by Shannon, seconded by Ruhter, that the following claims be allowed on their respective funds and the clerk instructed to issue warrants for the same. Roll call, all voted aye.- Motion carried. GENERAL -FUND. Assessing Adrian Anderson Bassett Bauer Berg 11 Binderup Hdw Co Blocker Board of Education, City of It Boggs Bohlke Co Judge Bowers Burroughs Adding Machine Co Cannon Central Power Co City Fuel & Feed Co Coe Corneleson Crosson 11 Crosson Cunningham _Deffenbaugh Democrat Printing Co Dillenbach, Clerk Emel Evans Fischer Goble Gaudreault Merc Co Gates Haase Hageman Hartman Hastings Letter Shop Hoagland Itzen, et al Jones K -B Printing Co Keith, et al Kenesaw rogress Kenesaw Tel Co Kidd • John • Aug. Ernest G G L A 11 • AV Hastings Emmett W Halsey Reuben TN MP W T Bertha 11 Raymond L Lottie E AK District Court ..LPPia Thomas O G G S Jay A j W W A FC Ernest S G Mrs 1 T LoRene Dr W W CH Supervisor services Express Supervisor services Hardware Assessing Rent 11 Assessing Postage Supervisor services Maintenance service Drugs - Co Farm Gas Coal Assessing 11 Matron 11 Jail & office expense Postage, mileage & express Assessing. Supplies. 11 Court costs Assessing Mileage Supervisor services Supplies Assessing 11 • Services Assessing • Supplies Assessing Services 11 Supplies Witness, insane & disposmaniac Printing Services Assessing 223.88 165.00 180.00 78.50 1.82 69.10 1.95 155.00 10.00 10.00 155.62 3.50 69.95 38.25 6.95 10.92 15.01 220.00 185.00 4.50 3.90 15/.95 26.57 140.00 23.50 10.25 81.50 140.96 2.80 3.40 43.00 11.00 155.00 170.00 150.00 190.00 7.00 130.00 26.00 75.00 154.42 156.03 80.40 118.51 .60 229.07 8 SUPERVISOR'S RECORD NO. 13 0. L. ERRE PRINTING CQ 5 NEER Lincoln School Supply Co Lincoln Tel .& Telg Co 11 Marian Martin Maxwell Milburn & Scott Moore, et al Neinhueser Omaha School Supply Co Parks Perkins Pierson Proffitt Queen City Laundry Reed Ruhter Schiffler Schroeder Serf Printing Co Shannon Starner St John United Chemical Co Widmaier Woodworth Wright Adams Co Austin Western Road Mchy Co Ayr Lbr Co Baker, et al Baker Balke Brehm Mch Co Brown Chase Clark, et al Gochenour Consbruck Corner Service Station Davis Dens -oil Lubricant Go Detour Enevoldsen Essinger Garage & oil Co Farmers Union Co-op Gag & Oil Co (ierloff Goble Goble Haws Heuertz, et al Hock Hoffman, et al Jones Kile Lawson Hdw Co McNair Nat'l Refining Co tt O'Connell -Gill Tractor Co 11 tt 1t Oliver Lbr Co Palmer, et al Peterson Pete's Oil Station Phillips Petro Co Polenske.Bros. Schellak Co Powers Service Station Pritchard Prosser Lbr Co Schroeder, et al Schuman Schultz Silvey Lbr Co Stumpenhorst Valentine Western Land Roller Co t1 Whitesel, et al - J E Wm S John L Mrs W T Fred M E Bessie Ray J F F C M Fred Abraham Herman G Q E F E Henry Therese A Wm Lovina Wm W J D Bill Dowel RW Vern Roy H L Dayne TN Jay Fred Anders Chris Chas M Homer L W G August Ray B Emil J Lyle Lyle C K Willard Will Frank A Clyde F E Carl Walter C J A Ted John Harold Supplies Services n Supervi sor Repairs Assessing Supplies. Services Assessing Supplies N Services tt Assessing Laundry Assessing Supervisor services Assessing Supplies t1 Supervisor services Assessing Services Supplies Mileage Services Assessing Farm Bureau Court House services COUNTY HIGHWAY F€JND Repairs n Lbr Dragging county Labor n tt Extra patrolman Labor Team work 14 Labor Gas & oil Labor Grease Labor Blacksmith Gas & oil 14 Labor Gas 11 highway roads Gas & oil Dragging county highway roads Labor Dragging county highway roads Labor Labor Supplies Labor Gas & oil t4 Tractor & grader parts 11 n 11 Lbr. Labor Teamwork Gas 11 Supplies Gas Labor Lbr Dragging county highway roads Labor Supplies Lath Labor Team work Supplies t1 Dragging county highway roads ROAD DRAGGING FUND 25.29 9.30 58.35 66.05 1.00 185.00 5.58 36.45 95.00 4.00 95.00 75.00 20.75 205.00 7 .47 205.00 61.40 162.50 29.95 30.50 14.75 136.50 130.00 2.51 10.60 75.00 100.00 8.42 19.35 86.39. 209.10 15.00 10.00 6.75 47.50 2.50 25.55 16.00 1 .40 133.48 2.00 31.38 16.00 12.05 102.73 55.80 2.50 5.01 10.90 40.20 142.80 2.50 96.30 7.50 16.00 1.35 16.00 132.86 .75 20.03 32.45 14.32 35.86 .65 33.25 16.00 12.42 7.00 8.38 16.84 23..18 22..15 100.05 36.83 4.93 1.00 5.85 16.00 .35 .75 21.52 , „ I SUPERVISOR7SR CORD NO. 13 0, E. SERF PRINTING CO3. HASTINGS NOIR PGA Gibson Hanovertwp Highland Twp Interstate Machinery & Sup Co Juniata Twp Kenesaw Twp Little Blue Twp Logan. Twp Loybl Madgett Bros 11 Mid State Construction Co Nebr Culvert & Mfg Co Parsons Oil Co Roseland Twp Seaman Silver Lake Twp Verona Twp Walker Wanda Twp "est Blue Twp Zero Twp Adams Co. Red Cross Adrian Austin Groc Bauer Herres Groc Blomenthai Boren, MD Borleys Storage & Transfer Cannon 11 City Fuel & Feed Co Coates Cowton Coal Go Crafford Crosson Debacker Dever, MD Dickerson Eckhardt Egbert Hospital Fisher Groc Foote, tap - Gentert's Store Glenn's Market Gordon Groc Guildner Hahne Bros Herbst Hollister Jones Jungerman Groc Kenesaw l'rUg Co Kindig Klein Hotel Koch Kholbry Lee Leonard Lepley Groc Livingston Bros M & A Groc Mace Mary Laming Memorial Hospital 1, tt Matthiesen McDowells Groc Meads 'roc Mikkelsen Drug Moon. Moss Norton Nowers Pay N Takit Store Phillips Petro Co Porter Co Pratt Rogers Groc 1,1 • WH C V Jacob Mrs John F Mrs AJ TN B F CL Mae Mrs W L Dr L J '1 Chas R FE Carl Chas E CR JE C Wayne Henry Mrs Lloyd James G JE Frank C Herman Katherine Mrs L John, L CR • Lulu K Mary Iva. Walter E J C Labor •- Dragging Twp. roads Supplies Dragging Twp. roads tt 11 Labor Ins. , tt Concrete - Culvert • Gas Dragging - Labor Dragging ti Supplies Dragging tt 11 POOR AID FUND Services Groc 11 Services Drayage Drugs fl Coal Groc fl Coal Services 11 Services Drugs Groc Services Groc Services Groc n Services Groc Services Groc Drugs Groc Room Services Groc Services tt Groc Services Groc Services IT tT 11 Drugs Groc Drugs Services 1 Groc Gas Groc tt Pipe Twp roads TIT roads Twp roads 4.00 159.10 197.25 14.70 148.50 202.30 82.22 68.50 2.25 125.00 400.00 10.00 97.35 7.07 160.90 5.00 76.60 169.15 1.00 112.90 98.35 113.60 3.33 46.50 43.08 15.12 29.40 5.72 40.00 35.00 .90 11.50 32.00 13.25 6.91 23.75 36.00 25.00 10.00 8.00 20.00 8.00 7.80 14.14 15.64 218.95 9.21 35.00 10.97 4.45 15.70 103.00 61.10 22.07 50.00 11.20 60.56 2.90 3.27 1.00 12.85 12.21 20.00 8.00 25.46 125.00 23.65 4.00 82.35 49.55 27.40 1.35 5.40 21.24 33.95 22.14 10.00 10.65 110.00 18.02 4.77 12.03 18.87 14.68 10 SUPERVISOR'S RECORD NO 13 0 E SE - F PRINTING CO. HASTINGS NEB Schmitz, Schneider Schunk Shaw Simpson.& Joh Smith Spicer Standard•Oil-Co' Stark p n n Sunnyside Seeney MD E E ,► Thiel Jacob Groc Uridil Dr Joseph E Services Virgils Cash Store Groc Walker Conrad +} Wells Mrs J R Services Whisinand Groc Groc It a hyatt Mrs 0 R Services Edith M Chas L Wilfred L A.A Dr. C R Mrs C Mrs Hannah Jim Mrs J Drugs Services Groc Services Groc Services tt Gas Services ►t 11 tt ►► 3.95 25.00 24.01 3.50 31.00 35.00 10.00 2.06 15.50 16.00 20.00 12.00 177.00 10.00 7.65 115.00 6.03 21.32 8.87 34.66 45.79 12.00 BRIDGE -FUND Huckfeldt Robert Labor 5.20 Jones, et al Pierce t, 42.00 Schlueter Lbr Co Lbro 13.44 Shaw Leonard Labor 6.00 ROAD FUND SUPERVISOR DIST.°'NO. 1. Shannon F E Road work 90.00 ROAD FUND SUPERVISORDIST NO; II. Berg L A Road work 55.00 ROAD FUND SUPERVISOR DIST NO:•,< -,III. Ruhter M Fred Road work 75.00 ROAD FUND SUPERVISOR DIST. NO. IV. Goble Jay Road work 100.00 Motion by Shannon, seconded by Goble, that we lease the County Farm for the comming year at our next meeting. Motion carried. The applicationsof Carl J Hempel and Lib Phillips to operate a dance hall on Sunday were read beforethe board but no action was taken. viotion by Goble, seconded by Shannon, that this board now adjourn to meet again on July 6th, 19B2 at 9 -o'clock A. M. Motion cay'ied. Board ..journed. County Clerk Deput; . IP 6 9Q4cr..24..cvy-L Chairman 41 I SUPERVISOR'S 11 O. E. SERF PRINTING CO. HASTINGS. NEBR. • EQUALIZATION MEETING. 19.33. Court House, Hastings, Nebraska. Tuesday, June 13th, 1933.. 9 o'clock A.M., The Adams County Board of Supervisors, the County Assessor and the County Clerk met as a Board of Equalization. J. E. Marian, Chairman presiding. Roll call, all members present. Bauer, Berg, Bowers, Goble, Marian, Ruhter, Shannon, St. John and. Jones. Motion by Ruhter, seconded by Berg, that the improvements on W 43 ft of lot 2 blk2, Thompson' s Add. be reduced $200. Roll call, all voted. aye. Motion carried. At 12 o'clock noon. the board recessed until 1:15wwhen they again resumed with, all menbers.present. Motion by Ruhter, seconded by Bauer, that the assessed valuation of $19,255 of the Western Union Telegraph Co. for 1933 be approved. Roll call, all voted aye. Motion carried. Motion by Goble, seconded by Shannon, that the request to reduce land and improvements on N 20 ft of lot 10 & Si lot 11 blk 2, Webster & Wemple's Add. be not granted. Roll call, all voted aye. Motion carried. Motion by Shannon, seconded by Goble, that the request to reduce land on lots 3 to 6 bik 1, Hewitts Add. be not granted. Roll call, all voted aye. Motion carried. Motion by St. Johap seconded by Bauer, that all the real estate and improvements in Adams County be reduced 25%. Roll call' all voted aye.' Motion carried. At 5 o'clock P.M. the board recessed until June 14th, 1933 at 9 o'clock A.M. Wednesday, June 14th, 1933. 9 o'clock A.M. Adams County Board of Equalization met as per recess of June 13th, 1933. Roll call, all members present. Bauer, Berg, Bowers, Goble, Marian, Ruhter, Shannon, St. John and Jones. At 12 o'clock noon the board recessed until 1:15 P.M. when they again resumed .with all members present. At 5 o'clock P.M. the board recessed until June 15th, 1933 at 9 o'clock A.M. Thursday, June 15th, 1933. 9 o'clock A.M. Adams County Board of. Equalization met as per recess of June 14th, 1933. Roll call, all members present. Bauer, Berg, Bowers, Goble, Marian, Ruhter, Shannon, St. John and Jones. At 12 o'clock noon the board recessed until 1:15 P.M. when they again resumed with all members present. Motion by Goble, seconded by Shannon, that the request to reduce real estate in Wanda Twp. be not granted. Roll call, all voted aye. Motion carried. Motion by Goble, seconded by Berg, that the land on NE4 NW* 5-7-9 be reduced to $2600. Roll call, all voted aye. Motion carried. Motion by Ruhter, seconded by Bowers, that the request to reduce land on NE1 28-7-12 be reduced to $9065. Roll call, all voted aye. Motion carried. At 5 o'clock P.M. the board recessed until June leth, 1933 at 9 o'clock A.M. Friday, June 16th, 1933. 9 o'clock A.M. Adams County Board of Equalization met as per recess of June 15th, 1933. Roll call, all members present. Bauer, Berg, Bowers, Goble, Marian, Ruhter, Shannon, St. John and Jones. Motion by Bowers, seconded by Berg, that the request to reduce improvements on Si lot 3, bik 5, Webster & Wemple's Add, and request to reduce lots No. 582-583-584 Village of Juniata, be not granted. Roll call, Ayes, Bauer, Berg, Bowers, Goble, Marian, Ruhter, Shannon, St. John. Nayes, Jones. Motion carried. Motion by Shannon, seconded by Goble, that the land on NES 35-5-11 be reduced to $6730, and the improvements on lot 4 and 7 23-5-10 be reduced to $935, and the improvements on 5 122 ft lot 5, and all lots 6 and 7 blk 17, Village of Holstein be reduced to $5,000. Roll call, all voted aye. Motion carried. Motion by Ruhter, seconded by Bauer, that the request to reduce lot 4, James F. Frye Sub. and the request to reduce lot 2, 43 & 44 in Campbell's Add. be not granted. Roll call, all voted aye. Motion carried. Moton by Ruhter, seconded by Goble, that the improvements on Ni N1 SWt 24-7-12 be reduced to $1500, and the improvements on Ni 3-7-12 be reduced to $1550, and the land on SW NWT 7-7-10 be reduced to $65 per acre, and the land on NWS 11-7-9 be reduced to $9800. Roll call, all voted aye. Motion carried. Motion by Ruhter, seconded by Berg, that the request to reduce 1932 valuations of Si SE* 18-7-9 $1000 be not granted. Roll call, all voted aye. Motion carried. At 12 o'clock noon the board recessed until 1:15 when they again resumed with all members present. Motion by Bauer, seconded by Shannon, that the request to exempt improvements on Si SW1 SWi 26-6-10, the request to reduce S 90 ft of W 50ftlot 3, bik 8, College Add., the request to reduce land on bik 3, Paul's add., the request to reduce land on lots 4 to 6 blk 11 and bik 10 East Park Add. be not granted. Roll call, all voted aye. Motion carried. Motion by Ruhter_ ennonded by Goble. that the land value on NW- 28-6-11 be reduced to $9000. that improvements 12 SUPERVISOR'S RECORD NO. 13 Q E. SER PRINTING CO HASTINGS. NESE all lot 15 to 16 except N 9 ft, blk 33, Original Town, the land and improvements on lot 4,5, 6 Blk 31, and that improvements .on:lot_112 Railroad Add ballot granted. Roll.ca.11, all voted aye. Motion carried. At 5 o'clock P.M. the board recessed until June..l9th,-1933 at 9 o'clock A.M.--. Monday, June 19th, 1933. 9 o'clock A.M. Adams County Board of Equalization met as per recess as of June 16th, 1933. Roll call, all members present. Bauer, Berg, Bowers, Goble, Marian, Ruhter, Shannon, St. John and Jones. At 12 o'clock noon the board recessed until 1:15 when they again resumed with all members present. Motion by Ruhter, seconded by Shannon, that the request of Kansas Pipe Line Co., the Nebraska Natural Gas Co., and the Natural Gas Distributing Co., to reduce valuation 20% be not granted, and thatthey be assessed at $112,200. Roll call, all voted aye. Motion carried. Motion by Bowers, seconded by Bauer, at the request to reduce improvements on lot 103 Country Club, the request to reduce improvements on Ni lot 1 blk 13 Dawes & Foss Add., the request to reduce improvements on W 50 ft lot 1 to 4 bik 10, Moores Add., the request to reduce improvement on Si lot 16 bik 3, Buswell's Add., the request to reduce improvements on lot 20 bik 2 Thompson's add., the request to reduce improvements on lots 184-105 Railroad Add., be not granted. Roll call, all voted aye. Motion carried. At 5 o'clock P.M. the board recessed until June 20th, 1933 at 9 o'clock A.M. Tuesday, June 20th, 1933. 9 o'clock A.M. Adams County Board of Equalization met as per recess of June 19th, 1933. Roll call, all members present. Bauer, Berg, Bowers, Goble, Marian, Ruhter, Shannon, St. John and Jones. Motion by Ruhter, seconded by Goble, that the improvements on S 50 ft of lot 4 blk 7 Hillside Add be reduced to $1400, that land on Si 35-6-12 be reduced to $7140, and that improvements on E2 lot 2 bik '7, College Add. be reduced to $1225. Roll call, all voted aye. Motion carried. Motion by Bauer, seconded by Ruhter, that the improvements on W 40 ft lot 23 & E 27 ft lot 24 James Sub Div. be reduced to $750, and improvements on lot 24 blk 4 Thompson's Add be reduced $750. Roll call, Ayes Bauer, Berg, Bowers, Goble, Marian, Ruhter, Shannon. Nayes, St. John, and Jones. Motion by Bauer, seconded by Shannon, that the improvements on lot 25 to 26 Jorgenson's Add. be reduced to X300, that land S 100 A NE4 13-8-10 be reduced to $6400, that land NW4 23-6-10 be reduced to $5200. Roll call, all voted aye. Motion carried. Motion by Ruhter, seconded by Berg, that the request to reduce the valuation of Standolind Pipe,Line Co be not granted and that their property be assessed at $92,175. Roll call, all voted aye. Motion carried. At 12 o'clock noon the board recessed until 1:15 when they again resumed with all members present. Motion by Goble, seconded by Shannon, that the request to reduce land on part 13-7-10 City Extensions, the request to reduce land and improvements on part of 13-7-10 City Extensions, the request to reduce land on part of 13-7-10 City Extensions, the request to reduce improvements on N 41 2/3 ft lot 13 to 17 blk 10, Johnson's Add. the request to Educe Ni 9 and all 10 bik 7, Dawes & Foss Add., the request toreduce improvements on lot 8 and ST lot9 blk 7 Dawes & Foss Add. be not granted. Roll call. Ayes, Berg, Bowers, Goble, Marian, Ruhter, Shannon, St. John & Jones. Nayes. Bauer, Motion carried. Motion by Berg, seconded by Ruhter, that` the improvements on lot 7 to 9 blk 13 Johnson's Add. be assessed at $4000. Roll call, all voted aye. Motion carried. Motion by Berg, seconded by Ruhter, that this board recess subject to the call of the County Clerk. Motion carried. Board recessed. 0: E: SERF PRINTING CO.: HASTINGS NEEM; 3 COURT MOUSE, HASTINGS, NEBR. Friday June 30th,,1933. 9 o'clock A.M. The Adams County Board of Supervisors together with the County Clerk and County Assessor met as a Board of equalization as per recess of June 2Oth, 1933. Roll call, members present: Bauer, Berg, Bowers, Goble, Marian, Ruhter, Shannon, St John 6' Jones. Motion by Ruhter, seconded by Berg, that the request to reduce all real estate outside of the incorporate village in school Districts 101, 53 and 42 10% be granted. Roll call, all voted aye. Motion carried. Motion by -Shannon, seconded by Goble, that the personal property of the Postal Telegraph Co be assessed at $865. Roll call, all voted aye. Motion carried. Motion by Ruhter, seconded by Goble, that the improvements on lot 2 & 3 Blk 10 Holstein be reduced to $400; that improvements on SE4 14-8-12 be reduced to $1400; that lot no. 18 to 22 Bik 3 Ingraham Sub be reduced to $300; that Si lot 8 Blk 5 Webster & Temples Add be reduced to $300; that land on Si 35-6-12 be reduced to $6640. Roll call, all voted aye., Motion carried. Motion by Shannon, seconded by Berg, that the request to reduce improvements on Si NW4 26-7-12 be not granted. Roll call, all voted aye. Motion carried. At 12'o'clock noon the board recessed until 10,5 when they again resumed with all members present. At 5 o'clock P.M. the board recessed until July 1st, 1933 at 9 o'clock A.M. Saturday July lst, 1933, 9 o'clock A.M. Adams County Board of Equalization met as per recess of June 30th, 1933. Roll call, all members present. Bauer, Berg, Bowers, Goble, Marian, Ruhter, Shannon, St John & Jones. The forenoon was spent in discussing different real estate values and in checking the personal schedules. At 12 o'clock noon the board adjourned subject to the call of the County Clerk. 14 SUPERVISOR'S RECORD NO. 13 0. C. E TING CO. ASTINGS NEER COURT -HOUSE, .HASTING4 NEBR, Wednesday, .August 50th, 1933.-,'. '9' o'ci6Ck-A.M. The Adams County Board of Supervisors together with the Bounty Clerk and County Assessor met -as -a Board of Equalization as per recess.ofJtne,30th,I933. Roll call, members present:- Bauer, Berg,. Bowers, Goble, Ma.ran, Ruhter, Shannon, St Johnand Jones. At 12 o'clock noon the board recessed until 105 'When they agairuresumed with all members:present. Motion by Bowers, seconded by Bauerl,that-the personal property of the Nebraska Natural Gas Co., theNatural Gas Distributing Co., and the Kansas Pipe Line and Gas Co. be assessed at $105,850. R011 -call, Ayes, Bauer, Brrg, Bowers, Goble„...Ruhter and Shannon. Nayes, Marian, St., John and -Jones.. Motion by Ruhter, seconded by Goble, that every male and female inhabitant of Adams County between the ages of 21 and 50 be taxed 500 each for the old, age pension fund. Roll call, all voted aye. Motion tarried. Motion by Ruhter, seconded by Berg„ That, Whereas, the assessed valuation as made by the County Assessor and equalized by this board and adjusted by the State Board of Equalization calling fora reduction of l*F. on lots and improvements and 19% on real estate and improvements be adopted by this board. Roll call, all voted aye. Motion carried. Motion by Shannon, seconded by Bauer, that Whereas, the assessed valuation of Adams County, Nebr. for the year 1933, as equalized by this board and accepted and approved by the State Board of Equalization are now ready to fix a tax levy upon same, that we proceed to fix a levy on said valuations in each sub division be as follows: to wit: ADAMS COUNTY LEVY. As based on estimates by the Board at their statutory meetingheld in Januaryi 1933. General 1.7 Bridge .03 County Fair .06 Soldiers & Sailors - .06 Mother's Pension .06 Poor Aid 1.3 CITY AND VILLAGE LEVY. As based on tax certificate filed in the office of the County Clerk by the City and Village Clerks. CITY of Hastings 11.4 Juniata Village 1. Kenesaw " 10. Ayr n 8. Roseland n 13. Holstein n 6. Prosser n 5. Trumbull " 2. TOWNSHIP LEVIES. As based on tax certificates filed in the office of the County Clerk by the various township clerks showing amount voted to be raised by taxation: West Blue Township All purpose u .6 Highland n n n -1. Verona n n n .3 Kenesaw " n n none Wanda n n n .7 Juniata n n n .6 Denver m TT 11 .7 Blaine n n n .5 Hanover n n I/ .4 Ayr n n n .4 Roseland " " n .4 Cottonwood n. n n .6 Logan - in n n 2.3 Silver Lake " II TI 1. Little Blue " " n none Zero n n n --.9 As based on tax certificate filed in the office of the County Clerk by the various school boards showing amount to be raised by taxation: Dist No, General Bond F. H.S. Total 1 8. none none 8. 2 1.7 " 2. 3.7 3. 8. n none 8. 4 5. n 2. 7. 5 3. n 2. 5. 6. 1.4 n 2. 3.4 7 7. " 2. 9. 8 5.1 2. none 7.1 9 1.9 none 2. 3.9 SUPERVISOR'S RECORD..,. NO. 13 15 0, E. SERF PRINTING CO.. HASTINGS, NEER Dist No General 16 1.2 171.8 18 _.' 15.6 19 2.6 20 _2.8 21 .9 22 2.5 23 2.5 24 1.6 25 2.9 26 2.7 27 2.4 2$ 2.9 29 2.4. 30 1. 31 1.7 32 2.5 33 2.5 34-21 3.7 35 3.3 36 3.7 37 2.1 38 3.8 39 3.3 40 2. 41 1.7 42-77 11.2 43 5.1 44 .7 45 2.3 46 none 47 2.3 48 2.5 49 4.5 50 2.2 51 3.4 52 1.5 53 13. 54 1.4 55 1.6 56 3. 57 1®$ 60 1.2 61 4. 62 3.8 63 5.7 64 1. „65 4.03 66 2.5 67-65 1.2 68 2.7 69 3. 70 3. 71 2.2 72 3. /3 3.8 74 2. 75 4.8 76 3.6 78 3.2 80 1.4 81 18.4 101 9.4 Bond none 9 4. none - 9 H n n n p n n n a M 81 2.5 none n 2.1. none n n n n 9 n 9 11 F.H.S. 2. 2. none 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2- 2. 2. 1. Total 3.2 3.8 19.6 '4.6 4.8 2.9 4.5 4.5 3.6 4.9 4.7 4.4 4.9 3.4,. �_. 3. 2. 3.7 2. 4.5 2. 4.5 2. 5.7 2. 5.5 2. 5.1 2. 4.1' 2. 5.8 2. 5.3 2. 4. 2. 3.7 none, 13.5 2. 7.1 2. 2.7 2. 64 2. 2. 2. 4.3 2. 4.5 2. 6.5 2. 4.2 2. 5.4 2. 3.5 none 13. 2e 3.4 2. 5.6 2. 5. 2. 3.3 " 2 3.2. tr 2. 6. 2. 5.8 2. 7.7 2. 3. 2.6.3 2. 4.5 2. 3.2 2. 4.7 2. 4.4._.. 2• 5. 2. 4.2 2. 5. 2. 5.8 2. 4• 2. . 6.8 2. 5.6 2. 5.2 9 2. 3.4 none 18.4 3.2 '= 12.6 n ii and the County Clerk be and is hereby authorized to extend these levies on the 1932 tax list against the said valuations in the various governmental sub -division of Adams County, Nebr.- Roll call, all voted aye. Motion carried. Motion by Shannon, seconded -by Bowers, that this board adjourn sine die as a board of equalization. Motion carries. Board adjourned. County Clerk 16 SUPERVISOR'S RECORD NO. 13 O. E. SERF PRINTING CO HASTINGS NESS COURT HOUSE, HASTINGS, NEBR. Thursday, July 6th, 1933. 9 o'clock A.M. Regular meeting of the Adams County Board of Supervisors met as per adjournment ofJune 6th, 1933. Roll call, members present: Bauer, Berg, Bowers, Goble, Marian, Ruhter & Shannon. Minutes of last meeting were read aid approved. Motion by Ruhter, seconded by Shannon, that we request the Board of Education Lands and Funds to reappraise school land in Adams Co. Roll call, all voted aye. Motion carried. At 12 o'clock noon the board recessed until 1:15 when they again resumed with all members present. all Motion by Bowers, seconded by Ruhter, that the order of the court in regard to Mother's Pension for Stella Atwater be complied with and the clerk instructed to issue warrants for the same. Roll call, all voted aye. Moti•n carried. Motion by Shannon, seconded by Berg, that the County Clerk be instructed to advertise for bids to construct one 64 ft bridge 20 ft roadway in Section one Roseland Twp. Roll call, all voted aye. Motion carried. Motion by Bowers, seconded by Bauer, that all coyote scalps presented for bounty after this date be paid for at $1.00 each. Roll call, all voted aye. Motion carried. Motion by Bauer, seconded by Bowers, that the following record. Roll call, all voted aye. Motion carried. #3328 #3329 #3330 #3331 #3332 #3333 #3334 #3335 #3336 #3337 #3338 #3339 #3340 #3341 #3342 #3343 #3344 Motion by miscellaneous receipts be made a part Co Treas Clay County Geo E Hall St Trees Lottie Cunningham Jay Goble Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection & Ins. Co. W Halsey Bohlke, Co Judge 11 11 11 tt Geo. E. Hall, St. Treas Jay Goble M Fred Ruhter S H Itzen Ex. City of Hastings K -B Printing Co Adams Co Farm Bureau Lucia Dillenbach,Clerk of Dist. Court First State Bank, Hayland Hastings National Bank Bridge Fund Road Dragging Fund Free High Fund Bridge Fund General Fund Fines & Licneses 8 n n Road Dragging Fund Bridge fund. Road Dragging Fund Inheritance Tax Fund General Fund 11 11 n n 9 11 Shannon, seconded by Bower, that the following resolution be adopted: RESOLUTION. Whereas, there are many needy persons in this county and its political subdivisions who are suffering many hardships resulting from unemployment and other causes, And Whereas, moneys now available or that may be made aviable for the relief of the suffering of the needy and distressed, from all public funds, supplemented by private contributions, are inadequate to meet such immediate needs. Now, Therefore, Be it Resolved, by the Board of County Supervisors of Adams County, State of Nebraska, con- vened at Hast=ngs, Nebraska, this 6th day of July 1933, that the requirements of the county for relief of des- titution for the month of July 1933, in addition to all local funds applicable to such purpose will be '1 0 0 of the Supervisors $131.65 2394.70 432.00 14.05 124.54 10.00 10.00 2890.85 1.00 400.00 128.60 10.00 134.42 48.75 5.00 47.50 110.04 And Be It Further Resolved, that J. E. Marian, Chairman of this Board, be and hereby if directed to request the State Emergency Relief Committee to allocate that amount immediately for relief for this county and to prepare and submit the necessary request therefor and to verify the same. And Be It Also Resolved, that this Board agrees for itself or any agency which may be designated by it that the funds requested hereunder, or any part therof which may be made available will be distributed and accounted for in conformance with such standards and procedures for administering such funds as may be pres- cribed from time to time by the State Emergency Relief Committee. Adopted the da J .ove mentioned. Attest: ty Clerk. Chairman, County Board, Adams County, Nebraska. Motion by Ber , se ended by Goble, that the County clerk be instructed to advertise for bids on a new boiler. Roll call, a 1 vo-ed aye. Motion carried. Motion by Shannon, seconded by Berg, that we lease the Adams County Poor Farm to Peter Klein for the year 1934 as per contract on file in the office of the county clerk. Roll call, ayes, Berg, Bowers, Marian, Ruhter & Shannon. Nayes, Bauer & Goble. Motion by Goble, seconded by Shannon, that the following claims be allowed on their respective funds and the clerk instructed to issue warrants for the same. Roll call, all voted aye. Motion carried. Bauer Berg Bowers Button, Reg of Deeds Cannon Central Power Co G G L A Reuben L N T N GENERAL FUND Supervisor services 11 rr Postage Drugs - Co. Farm Gas $91.70 81.80 73.40 15.00 3.30 11.86 SUPERVISOR'S RECORD NO. 13 0 0. SERF PRINTING CO.. HASTINGS. NBBR. Dept of Agric & Inspection Dillenbach, Clerk of Dist Court Evans Famous Molasses Feed Co Fischer Gaudreault Mere Co Goble Hamel Hastings Daily Tribune Hastings Letter Shop Hastings Machine Shop Hastings State Hospital Jones Jones, Co. Clerk K*B Printing Co Keith, et al Kenesaw Progress Kline Klopp PrintingCo Land Lay LincolnTel & Telg Co ft Marian McGrath Hdw Co Murphy Type Co Perkins Queen City Laundry Remington Rand Inc. Ruhter Rutherford Bros Schleiger Schroeder, Co Atty Shannon Simms Book Store St John Theobald Co Treas Twenthieth Century Co University Pub. Co. Wagoner Wdmaier . Woodworth Ayr Lbr Co Brown Buscher, et al Clark Cochenour Consbruck Coults Detour tt Diamond Engineering Co Dillon Duncan Dutton & Sons Co Essinger Gar & Oil Co Farmers Union State Ex Gerloff Goble Hagemeyer, et al Hansen & Son Hastings Mechanical Works Haws Haynes Bros Hershey Garage & Machine Shop Hupf & Denkert Hynes Jones Katzberg Tire Service Kile Land, et al Lawson Hdw Co Lewi s McGannon McClelland -Dunn Motor Co McGrath Hdw Co n McNear Morgan Mousel Lucia Owen G G S A J Jay E B Supt LoRene it T.W. N W J B C H D Carl J E J H R E Bessie M Fred R 0 Herman G F E Theresa A J Jesse E Wm Lovina Vern Henry H L Dayne Jacob Leonard Fred 8 Earl C S Wm n n Chris CM Homer L Carl H P W G S S Wm Lyle Lyle CH C K Eldon Roy J H n Willard Geo Vergel Eradication of Bovine Tuberculosis Court costs and postage mileage Hopper poison Mileage Supplies Supervisor services Services Supplies 1f Labor Care of inmantes Services n Office expense Supplies Insanity witness, etc Printing Supplies n Care of inmates at Co, Farm Plumbing Services - court house n - Farm Bureau Services Supervisor Supplies Rent Services Laundry Services Supervisor services Plumbing Services Office expense Supervisor services Supplies Services Env., postage & express Supplies n Services Bailiff & mileage Services COUNTY HIGHWAY FUND Supplies Extra patrolman Labor n Team work Road Dragging Labor tt Dynamite Labor Supplies tI n n Gas & oil Supplies Labor Gas Gas & oil Labor Supplies • Gas Supplies f1 Repairs Team work Cutting trees Tube repair Team work Dragging county highway roads Supplies Team work Labor Repairs Supplies n Team work Dragging county highway roads Labor 274.29 138.00 2.80 64.00 3.40 1.00 63.00 28.00 8.00 1.25 1.00 694.13 75.00 8.67 30.29 40.16 34.00 26.72 2.50 2.85 114.35 1.00 79.55 13.80 86.90 1.25 8.50 28.90 6.15 5.00 123.75 3.45 75.00 4.45 63.00 1.00 130.00 38.61 5.00 2.88 67.32 51.80 75.00 41.08 50.00 23.50 3.00 20.00 8.40 2.25 10.00 20.00 97.50 2.25 1.70 2.88 .75 .33 175.80 2.75 2.25 42.27 124.00 14.00 14.30 4.85 33.15 2.35 9.05 14.65 22.00 2.50 1.00 20.00 30.60 6.50 30.00 1,50 1.65 3.45 .54 20.00 3.-00 12.50 18 SUPERVISOR'S RECORD NO. 13 Pete's Oil Station Powers Service Station. Pritchard Prosser Lumber Schuman Sime Tompkins Motor n United Electic Whiting, et al Webb Wieling Zimmerman Adams Co. Red C' Austin Groc Bauer Berres Groc Berts Drug Stor Boren, MD n Brown,MD Cannon Cowton Coal Co Coates Continental Oil Crafford Crosson Daugherty Dever Dickerson Eckhardt Eckhardt Egbert Hospital Fisher Groc Foote MD Gordon Groc Guildner Hahn Hahne Bros Hollister Jones tt Jungerman Groc Juniata Lbr Co Kenesaw Drug Co Kenesaw Mill & SCHO.OL FUNDS District General $ 64,617.45 Kohlbry District Bond 10,385.00 Latta Free High School 7,545.53 tt CITY AND VILLAGE FUNDS Laker Hastings $ 30,877.10 Juniata 1,914.46 Lee Kenesaw 1,123.76 Leonard Roseland 372.65 Holstein 658.74 Lepley Groc Ayr 1,096.86 Gas tt LAhnr 7.50 26.50 41 _RO ADAMS COUNTY TREASURER'S REPORT Semi -Annual Statement of ALBERT J. THEOBALD, Treasurer of Adams County, Nebraska For Six Months Ending June 30, 1933. TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS State Treasurer $ 45,676.87 County General 35,523.68 County Bridge 191.44 Soldiers and Sailors Relief _ 1,700.00 Poor Aid 16,674.61 Mothers Pension 1,150.00 County Fair 1,167.94 Road Dragging 9,032.99 County Highway 9,173.58 Motor Vehicle Refunds 9,563.00 Township Orders 6,091.64 City and Village Orders 94,117.07 School Orders 149,413.05 School Bond 27,164.31 Free High School 24,621.00 Redemptions 6,166.78 Road Supervisor, Dist. No. 1 175.00 Road Supervisor, Dist. No. 2 235.00 Road Supervisor, Dist. No. 3 195.00 Road Supervisor, Dist. No. 4 385.00 Balance on Hand, January 30, 1933 181,397.13 SOURCE OF COLLECTIONS J3al•ance on hand, January 1, 1933 $210,889.18 1932 Taxes 267,682.65 1931 Taxes 50,504.18 1930 Taxes 4,967.25 1929 and Prior Years Taxes 1,589.73 School Land Lease 264.75 School Land Principal 29.00 School Land Interest 52.55 Redemptions ' 7,699.56 Record Fees 14.85 Fines and Licenses 184.70 Drivers' Licenses 108.00 Motor Vehicle 35,665.75 Hastings Special Improvement Taxes . 8,748.34 State School Apportionment 5,703.57 Miscellaneous Free High School 432.00 Miscellaneous Inheritance Tax 459.04 Miscellaneous County General 8,048.70 Miscellaneous Interest on Deposits 814,44 Miscellaneous County Road Dragging 15,736.53 Miscellaneous County Bridge 202.70 Miscellaneous County Highway 11.12 Miscellaneous Poor Aid 6.50 TOTAL $619,815.09 TOTAL $619,815.09 Statement of various funds showing balance at the beginning of the period, distribution of collections, transfers, disbursements, and the balance on hand June 30, 1933. BALANCE STATE FUNDS Jan. 1, 1933 State General $ 14,981.66 $ 42,498.33 State Capitol 1,210.19 2,146.77 State Highway . 625.60 8,187.41 State Redemption .77 4.42 Drivers Licenses 32.00 Bee Tax 42.17 6.28 Hail Insurance 42.40; School Land Interest 218.80. 52.55 School Land Rents 72.00 264.75 School Land Principal 29.00 COUNTY FUNDS County General $ 15,099.54 Poor Aid O. D. 14,989.05 County Fair 507.60 Mother's Pension 4,215.23 County Highway O. D. 829.49 County Bridge 3,218.86 Soldiers' and Sailors' Relief 1,032.97 Road Dragging 34,677.01 Inheritance Tax 2,084.32 (;ounty Road 424.87 County Gravel 114.87 COLLECT'IO NS TRANS. DISBURSEMENTS TRANS, BALANCE TO FROM June 30, 1933 $ $ 36,912.09 $ $ 20,567.90 2,328.75 1,028.21 8,098.00 715.01 4.52 .67 12.25 19.75 .38 48.07 42.40 248.46 22.89 198.68 138.07 .29 28.71 Lightner M&AGroc , Mary Lanning Me Prosser Trumbull Pauline Hayland 191.24 7.55 29.71 1.96 .. _._ n MISCELLANEOUS FUNDS tt Townships $ 16,569.78 Fines and Licenses, 55.00 tt Auvertising 32.50 tt Interest on Taxes 7,825.94 Motor Fees 828.75 tt Treasurer's Fees 45.75 It Redemptions 38.68 Road Supervisor, Dist. No. 1 848.56 tt Road Supervisor, Dist. No. 2 885.00 Road Supervisor, Dist. No. 3 - 749.89 McDowell Groc Road Supervisor, Dist. No. 4 1,500.00 Moon TOTALS $226,770.72 Moss Less Overdrafts 15,881.54 Needham, et al Nowers Phillips Phillips Petro Porter Co Rogers Groc Rork, MD Rutts Drug Stor Sawyer Schaufelberger Schneider Schunk Simpson & Joh BALANCE STATE OF NEBRASKA ss. ADAMS COUNTY J I, Albert J. Theobald, Adams County Treasurer,in and for said co unty, do here certify that the above is a true and correct statement of all collections, disbursements, and ledger balances in the various fun ds as same appear on record in my office, June 30, 1933. $210,889.18 $ 26,433.58 13,939.43 959.76 937.15 43.12 2,660.15 759.88 33,636.22 459.04 .32 $ 13,260.61 22,082.76 20,115.15 $ 73,142.67 345.20 1,863.25 487.88 549.46 224.99 24.20 5:40 $ 14,830.16 184.70 5.20 5,777.72 315.65 12,167.80 7,699.56 $ 37,250.44 15,000.00 15,317.92 $ 36,219.06 17,169.31 1,206.47 1,193.14 9,173.58 280.28 1,724.67 10,848.13 37.78 $ 15,000.00 $151,907.42 $ 27,587.55 24,939.51 40,317.92 $ 93,301.41 $ 20,29 2,620.32 519.14 389.07 514.34 2.87 .12 $ 6,692.44 Distributed .81 6,166.78 175.00 235.00 195.00 385.00 $425,474.52 $ 67,568.36 $441,307.91 55.00 36.89 13,603.66 12,213.55 $ 81,227.02 $ 27,564.50 O. D. 3,218.93 260.89 3,959.24 5,294.97 5,598.73 68.18 17,147.18 2,505.58 425.19 114.87 $ 45,312.64 4,880.21 2,721.17 $ 10,718.36 2,239.37 366.69 341.39 819.13 807.51 212.57 12.83 29.71 1.96 $ 24,707.50 184.70 1,144.40 1,571.46 673.56 650.00 554.89 1,115.00 184,616.06 3,218.93 $181,397.13 Subscribed in my presence and sworn to before this 18th day of J uly, 1933. T. W. JONES, (SEAL) County Clerk. Standard Oil Co Stark Mrs C Hannah Mrs J tt Gas Services u ALBERT J. THEOBALD, Adams County Treasurer. 5.95 15.00 16.00 12.00 SUPERVISOR'S RECORD NO. 13 O. E. SERF PRINTING CO.. HASTINGS. NEBR. Whisinand Groc Wyatt Ayr Twp Bell Blaine Twp Denver Twp Fairbanks Hanover Twp Heartwell Highland Twp Juniata twp Kenesaw Twp Kitts McGrath Hdw Co Verona Twp Mid State Construction Co 11 Roseland Twp Silver Lake Twp Wanda Twp West Blue Twp Gartner Mangers, et al Owens, et al Polenske Bros Shaw Silvey Lbr Co Shannon Berg Ruhter Goble Schellak Co C R 0_ P Lester C A Frank J H Rayrnonad Al Paul Leonard J A F E L A Groc Services ROAD DRAGGING FUND Dragging Twp roads Assisting Co. surveyor Dragging twp roads 11 Assisting Co. surveyor Dragging twp roads Co. surveyor Dragging twp roads 11 n Labor Saw Dragging Twp roads Concrete pipe 4 dump wagons & wheels Dragging Twp roads ,1 11 11 BRIDGE FUND. Labor 8 11 Bridge repairs Labor Lumber ROAD FUND SUPEi.VISOR DIST. # 1. Road work ROAD FUND SUPERVISOR DIST. # 2. Road work ROAD FUND SUPERVISOR DIST. # 3. M Fred Jay Road work ROAD FUND SUPEI'VISOR DIST. # 4. Road work 20.48 8.00 51.10 7.00 10.60 28.30 10.50 15.10 45.20 24.60 19.00 49.60 134.50 2.75 15.70 144.00 258.00 12.10 15.70 8.20 41.20 1.50 7.60 15.00 2.67 4.00 11.25 85.00 70.00 47.50 85.00 Motion by Bauer, seconded by Borers, that the County Treasurer be authorized to release $45,000 Liberty Bond held as collateral for County funds in the Nebraska National Bank upon receipt of deposit being paid in full. Roll call, all voted aye. Motion carried. Motion by Ruhter, seconded by Berg, that this board now adjourn to meet again Motion carried. 'Boardt=djourned. on August 5th, 1933 at 9 o'clock A.M. 20 SUPERVISOR'S RECORD NO. 13 F PRINTING CO. /WINGS NEBR COUttT HOUSE, HASTINGS, NEBR. August 5th, 1933. 9 o'clock A.P. Regular meeting of the Adams County Board of Supervisors met as per adjournment of July 6th, 1933. Roll call, members present: Bauer, Berg, Bowers, Goble, Marian, Ruhter and Shannon. ,.Minutes of last meeting were read and approved. .Motion by Shannon, seconded by Bowers, that the second quarterly reports of the County Judge, Sheriff, Register of Deeds, Clerk of District Court and the County Clerk be placed on file. Roll call, all voted aye. Motion .carried. ,Motion by Ruhter, seconded by B^rg, that the following names be submitted to the Clerk of District Court from which to draw the Jury for the next term of district court. SUPERVISOR DIST. # I. ,Highland Twp: Ben McWhirter, Henry Hueske, Wm. Hohlen. West Blue Twp: John Patterson, Floyd Harrell, Clark Ryan. ,Denver Twp: Ernest Isaac, Philip Zimmerman, John Fricke. Blaine Twp: S. G. Hoagland, E. W. Lenz. SUPERVISOR DIST. # 2. .Verona Twp: Harold Hurd, Wm. Uden, Victor Burr. Juniata Twp: Cleo Newell, Oscar Johnson, Nick Konen, Kenesaw Twp: Elmer Ground, Wm. Lambrecht, Frank Currier. Wanda Twp: Geo. Roeder, Jake Steiner. SUPERVISOR DIST. # 3. Roseland Twp: Joe Trausch, Charles S. Hanson. Cottonwood Twp: C. W. Ruhter, John J. Kral, John Kluver. „Logan Twp: Henry Johnson, Fester Anderson, Dave Kock, Silver Lake Twp: John Klein, Shannon Jones, William F. Borwege. SUPERVISOR DIST. # 4. Hanover Twp: Levi Sherman, N. Erthum, I.,0. Krull. Ayr Twp: Rudy Eigneburg, Will Parson, John Grothaus. Zero Twp: Frank Bossard, Simon Gerloff. Little Blue Twp: Ben Leighfield, Tom Emel, John McCleery. SUPERVISOR DIST. # 5, City of Hastings. A Barth, John Stroh, H. Bexten, John Maul, Henry Fette, John Hopp, Geo. Trupp, J. J. Wacker, L. Benner, H. O. Eckhardt, Harry H. Wilson, T. J. Barry. SUPERVISOR DIST. # 6, City of Hastings. Geo. C. Adamson, C. J. Wyman, E. Sweden, Dan Seward, Henry Sanders, Joe Hartman, Edward Bayles, C. G. Dewey,. Ed Dier, Geo. Davis, Chas. Stroh Jr., Tom Davis. SUPERVISOR DIST. # 7, City of Hastings. R. L. Kershner, John Lindeman, J. C. Lee, A. R. Berck, H. E. Marian, R. Ws. Lorentz, Glen Reams, Irving Gilmore, Clyde Edwards, Wm. N. Ganoe, Elmer Sunday, J. J. Tawzer. Motion by Shannon, seconded by Ruhter, that the application of Lib Phillips for a license to conduct a dance hall except Sundays and an amusement park be granted. Roll call, all voted aye. Motion carried. Motion by Berg, seconded by Bauer, $t.t the order of the court in regard to mother Pension for Selma Gebhardt, Mae Kueck, Bess Hiatt be complied with and the clerk instructed to issue warrants for the same. Roll call, all voted aye. Motion carried. At 12 o'clock noon the board recessed until 1:15 when they again resumed with all members present. Motion by Goble, seconded by Ruhter, tat the application o' Carl J. Hempel to conduct a public dance hall except Sunday and an amusement park be granted with the understanding with Mr. Hempel that no club dances be permitted on Sundays. Roll call, all voted aye. Motion carried. At 2 o'clock P.M. the time advertised the chairman ordered the clerk to open bids submitted for bridge contracts. Motion by Shannon, seconded by Goble, that we enter into a contract with the Midstate Construction Co. for one 64 ft wooden bridge 20 ft roadway Section one Roseland Twp. at an agreed price e1684. Roll call, all voted aye. Motion carried. Motion by Goble, seconded by Shannon, that we enter into a contract with Wm. S Martin for the installiation of one #1753 Type "C" Steel boiler complete as per specifications including a water feeder at an agreed price of $780.70. Roll call, allvoted aye. Motion carried. Motion by Ruhter, seconded by Bauer, that the following resolution be adopted. Roll call, all voted aye. Motion carried. WHEREAS the city route of No. 6 through Hastings is unimproved from the Ingleside state hospital south to Highway No. 6, and WHEREAS permanent improvement of this mile from the state hospital south to H.ighway.No. 6 means much to the city of Hastingsin establishing a complete, permanent route through the city of Hastings, known as "City Route, C. S. No. 6," and WHEREAS the state of Nebraska has available as a grant from the federal government $7,826,961, for high— way construction by passage of the National Industrial Recovery Act, of which not more than 25 per cent of funds shall be applied to secondary or feeder roads, and WHEREAS Secondary or feeder roads, as referred to in this Act, shall be defined as roads which are not now included in the approved system of Federal—aid highways, but which are either part of the State highway system O. E. SERI, PRINTING CO.. HASTINGS. HERR SUPERVISOR'5 RECORD NO. 13 BE IT THEREFORE RESOLVED THAT the county board of Adams County, Nebraska, urge the Nebraska State Department to apply federal funds, as established in the National, Industrial Recovery Act for the this above mentioned'mile as a hard surfaced road. The above resolution was adopted by the Adams County Board of Supervisors'in regulars ssion Highway improvement of August St1933. County Clerk. Motion by Shannon, seconded by BE:rg, that the following claims be allowed on their respective funds and the clerk instructed to issue warrants for the same. Roll call, all voted aye. Motion carried. Adams County Farm Bureau Bassett Bauer Berg Board of Education Bohlke Bowers Cannon Central Power Co City Electric Dept Crosson Crosson, Sheriff Cunningham, Supt Democrat Printing Co r Dept of Agric Dept of Public Welfare Dericks Bike Shop Evans_ Fischer Gaudreault Mere Co Goble Grande Upholstering Greenwood, et al Hannond & Stephens Co Hastings Letter Shop Basting s Rubber Stamp Co Jones, Co. Clerk Jungerman Groc Kay -Dee Co Kenesaw Progress Kline Land Lincoln Tel & Telg Co Lincoln School Sup Co Lord Co Madgett Bros Marian Miller Murphy Typewriter Co Pacific Carbon & Ribbon Co: Palmer Co Penney Co Postal Telg Cable Co Queen City Laundry Remington Rand Inc Renner & Co Ruhter Rutherford Bros Schleiger Schroeder, Co. Atty Serf Printing Co Shannon Simms Book Store n State Journal Co St John ft Taylor n University Pub. Go. Ward Publishing Co Whelan Widmaier Woodworth Zion Office Supply Adams Co Beal Oil Stat Blue HIU Machine Shop GENERAL FUND. E J Geo. G L. A W Halsey Reuben T. N Bertha Raymond L L. E. 0. G G S AJ Jay Mrs J 0 T,W J B G H J E Worth M R E A N J C Percy M Fred R A Herman O E F E E A Therese A Dr F S Maude E W M Wm Lovina J D COUNTY Printing Services Supervisor services Rent Court costs & office expense Supervisor services Drugs Co Farm Gas Light Laundry Jail & office expense Postage & mileage Supplies Tuberculosis eradication Reporting births & deaths Supple s Mileage Supplies Supervisor services Services tt Supplies n Stamps Envelopes & postage Groc Supplies Printing Fan Care of inmates at Co Farm Servce - farm bureau * Court House Supplies Ins. Supervisor services Printing Services Multigraf ribbons Carbon paper Supplies I} Telg Laundry Services Supplies Supervisor services Plumbing Services Supplies - Co Farm Freight & Tel Supervisor services Supplies Services n ti Supplies Re:Forestation Mileage Services Supplies IGHtAY FUND Repairs Gas Sharp Grader blade 10.60 5.00 68.40 40.30 10.00 99.25 54.35 5.00 11.83 163.14 9.70 352.35 6.56 44.75 16.05 12.85 51.75 1.95 2.80 3.40 1.51 42.80 4.00 46.25 30.25 3.00 .95 27.74 4.pp2/5 12.80 63.95 20.00 113.68 9.50 79.05 358.51 20.16 257.56 86.60 1.50 8.50 7.66 3.00 5.98 11.83 .41 7.26 122.40 3.25 69.90 7.65 75.00 4.25 7.00 1.53 21.00 1.65 4.00 4.6Z 12.00 100.00 2.00 5.00 60.60 24.50 3.10 8.50 75.00 27.00 7.84 13.87 7.50 22 SUPERVISOR'S RECORD NO. 13 O. E. SERF PRINTING CO.. HASTINGS. NEAR Emel Essinger Gar & Oil Co Farmers Union Coop. Gas Gartner' Gartner, et al Gartner Gartner Pt Goble Goble Hageman Hdw Hansen & Son Haws Hiltenberg Hoffman Hupf, et al Hynes Kile Lawson Hdw Co Lewis May McGrath Hdw Co Miehleisen Miller Miller Nat'l Refining Co O'Connell -Gill Tractor Co &911 Co TT tt Oliver Lbr Co tT Overy Palmer Paulihe Garage Pavelka Pete's 01.1 Stat Plautz tt Polenske Bros Schellak Co Powers Service Stat Pritchard Prosser Lbr Co Schuman Silvey Lbr Co Sime Smidt, et al Smith-Gaiman Mchy Co It Standard Oil Co Tompkins Motor Co Trausch, et al Wood Weber, et al Yost, et al Zimmerman Zimmerman, et al Zubrod Adams Co Ayr Lbr Co Ayr Twp Blaine Twp Firman L Carswell Mfg Co Denver Twp Diamond Engineering Co Geiger & Putney Hanover Twp Highland Twp Juniata Twp Kenesaw Twp Little Blue Twp Logan Twp Miller Nebr Culvert & Mfg Co 4.1 Oliver Lbr Co n Roseland Twp Silver Lake Twp Verona Twp Wanda Twp West Blue Twp Zero Twp Tom Harvey Henry P H Raymond Walt Chas M Homer L H P W G John Ervin Wm E Wm Lyle C K Elden Edgar J H Louie Alef Lee Glen Will Bill Herman Rich Clyde Carl J A A J G G Peter Chester Theo J Louis Herbert Herman Herman Jake J D Harold Team work Gas & oil ft ii tt Team work Labor Grease Team work tt Gas & oil. Supplies Labor Gas Labor Team work Dragging Co. Teak work 11 roads Supplies Team work Supplies Labor Team work n Gas Parts tt ii Lbr. Team work tt Spark plugs Repairs Gas Labor tt Supplies Gas Labor Supplies Labor Lath Gas & oil Dragging Co. roads Supplies TT Gas & oil Repairs Team work 't Labor tt Dragging n TT tt Grader blades Co. ft ROAD DRAGGING FUND ATT., TrIVTIVOT, Fresno Culverts Dragging Culv Dragging Dynamite Electric Dragging M 5, n Team work Blades Blades & Stakes Tt Dragging tr n n n roads n tt twp. roads « tt twp. roads caps twp. roads bands twp. read s 26.80 182.66 56.50 44.80 11.30 1.50 20.00 36.80 33.64 152.40 4.73 15.50 22.15 1.50 10.00 73.50 14.00 14.00 7.50 16.50 34.00 3.38 1.00 8.00 14.00 46.85 30.12 43.91 130.10 9.55 1.85 32.80 60.30 3.00 22.45 10.88 4.50 3.00 26.00 24.82 78.95 4.40 51.40 4.00 158.86 35.10 12.90 12.90 140.70 5.50 30.00 52.80 45.00 15.00 8.40 4.80 24.75 .50 213.74 137.30 35.70 28.00 102.00 49.60 210.50 18.75 24.55 46.00 35.80 43.30 41.95 15.10 14.00 21.92 198.73 2.80 2.00 18.70 31.60 8.50 40.60 22.90 46.90 SUPERVISOR'S RECORD NO. 13 O. E. SERF PRINTING CO.. HASTINGS. NEER Berts Drug Store Boren, MD Borley Storage & Transfer Co Cannon City Fuel & Feed Co Coates n Crafford Crosson Dickerson Eckhardt Eckhardt Egbert Fisher Groc Gentert's Cash n Store A J T N B F C L Mae Mrs Wm F E Carl Chas R Dr C L Drugs 11.55 Services 25.00 Moving 19.00 Drugs 12.25 Coal 3.35 Groc 15.92 +� 7.08 Services 45.00 ii 25.00 Drugs 2.50 Groc 5.07 10.92 Services & hospital 283.30 Groc 5.93 6.87 11.64 Gordon J E " 17.62 Guildner C Wayne Services 43.00 Hahne Bros Groc 40.04 Hempel Cash Groc " .68 Henricksen Robt " 15.98 Herbst Henry T' 11.71 Jones Drug Co Drugs 3.00 Jones James G Groc 10.22 Jungerman Carl TT 46.48 Kohlbry Herman " 5.71 Lee Katherine Services 20.00 Lenhart Sery Stat Gas 1.14 Leonard Mrs L G Services 8.00 M & A Groc Groc 20.15 Mary Laming Memorial Hosp. Services 30.10 n " 40.55 n " 39.30 McDowell Groc W C Groc 5.29 Mikkelsen Drug Co Drugs 13.45 " 20.05 Moon Lulu K Services 22.14 Moss Mary " 10.00 Nowers Dr. Walter E n 33.00 Parson's Oil Co Gas 3.73 Penny Co J C Clothing 2.52 Phillips Petroleum Co Gas 2.96 Porter Co Groc 7.09 Pratt J C n 27.31 Rork L W Services 7.50 Rutts Drug Store Drugs 2.50 Schaufelberger Frank Services 10.00 Schneider Edith M n 25.00 Schunk Chas. L Groc 14.34 Shaw M D Wilfred L Services 9.00 Simpson & Joh Groc 22.05 Smith A A Services 50.00 " " " 35.00 Spicer Dr C R " 4.00 Stark Mrs C n 15.50 n Mrs Hannah " 16.00 TT Jim n 20.00 " Mrs J rt 12.00 Sumner Ella P T! 15.00 Sunnyside t 209.00 Swanson Leonard A n 10.00 1? n n 10.00 Virgil Cash Store Groe 12.20 Walker Conrad " 7.32 Wells J R Services 8.87 rhisinand Carl V Groc 6.20 Coult L N Brom Vern Daily Jess Gerloff Chris Palmer Will Patterson James Stromer, et al Wm E BRIDGE FUND CO FAIR Labor Tr fl n 7.00 12.50 7.00 7.00 12.50 24.00 26.10 Adams Co Agric Society Premiums & improvements 500.00 ROAD FUND SUPEI;.VISOR DIST. # 1. Shannon F E Road work 100.00 ROAD FUND SUPERVISOR DIST. # 2. 24 SUPERVISOR'S RECORD NO. 13 0 R. SERF PRINTING CO HA EBR Goble Jay ROAD FUND SUPERVISOR DIST. # 4. Road work 85.00 Motion by Ruhter, seconded by Bauer, bat we approve the appointment made by the State Committee of J. E. Marian, Chairman, W. M. Whelan and Mrs A. H. Brooke as County Emergency Relief Committee. holl call, all votedaye. Motion carried. Motion by Bauer, seconded by Berg, that the board now adjourn to meet again on Sept. 5, 1933 at 9 o'clock A.M. Motion carried. Board adjourned. Co. Clerk Deputy. 25 O. E. SERF PRINTING CO.. HASTINGS. NEBR, COURT HOUSE, HASTINGS, NEBR. Friday, August llth, 1933. 9 o'clock A.M. Special meeting of the Adams County Board of Supervisors met as per adverti.sed'notice special meeting. Roll call, members present: Bauer,' Berg, Bowers, Goble, Marian, Ruhter & Shannon. Motion by Bauer, seconded by Berg, that we approve the application of E. L. Beal for a beverage license for on sale. Roll call, Ayes, Bauer, Berg, Goble & Ruhter. Nayes, Bowers, Marian & Shannon. Motion carried. Motion by Ruhter, seconded by Goble, that we approve the application of L. Phillips for a beverage license for on and off sale. Roll call, Ayes, Bauer, Berg, goble & Ruhter. Nayes, Bowers, Marian & Shannon. Motion carried. Motion by Ruhter, seconded by B-rg, that we approve the application of Peter Konen for a beverage license for on and off sale. Roll call, ayes, Bauer, Berg, Goble & Ruhter. Nayes, Bowers, Marian & Shannon. Motion carried. Motion by Shannon, seconded by Goble, that the application of Carl J. Hempel for a beverage license for on and off sale be not granted. Roll call, ayes, Berg, Bowers, Goble, Marian Ruhter & Shannon. Nayes, Bauer, Motion carried. At 1% o'clock noon the board recessed until 1;15 when they again resumed with all members present. Motion by Ruhter, seconded by B=-rg, that the following resolution be adopted: Anyone having a beverage license be permitted to make sales between the hours of 6 A.M. and 12 o'clock midnight except those in Hastings 'Lone. Roll call, all voted aye. Motion carried. Motion by Bauer, seconded by Shannon, that the license fee for a beverage license within 2 miles of the city Limits of Hastings be $50 and the license fee for a beverage license two miles or more from incorporated villages be $10. Roll call, all voted aye. Motion carried. Motion by Berg, seconded by Shannon, that this board now adjourn. Motion carried. Board adjourned. County Clerk Deputy of 26 SUPERVISOR'S RECORD NO. 13 0. E. SERF PRINTING CO.. HASTINGS, NEER COURT HOUSE, HASTINGS, NEBR. Tuesday, Sept. 5, 1933. 9 o'clock A.M. Regular meeting of the Adams County Board of Supervisors met as per adjournment of August 5th, 1933. Roll call, members present: Bauer, Berg, Bowers,Goble, Marian, Ruhter and Shannon. Minutes of last regular meeting also of the special meeting were read and approved. Motion by Berg, seconded by Ruhter, that the.bondof Matt Plein, Justice of the Peace, Roseland Twp. and the bond of Elton L. Pratt, Constable, Verona Twp. be approved. Roll call, all voted aye. Motion carried. Motion by Ruhter, seconded by Shannon, that the order of the court in regard to Mother's Pension for Mrs. Thelma Robinson be complied with and the clerk be instructed to issue warrants for the same. Roll call, all voted aye. Motion carried. At 12 o'clock noon the board recessed until 1:15 when they again resumed with all members present. Motion by Shannon, seconded by Bowers, that the petition of Chas. Farnam,and others be placed on file. Motion carried. Motion by Ruhter, seconded by Shannon, that the Supervisors record. Roll call, all voted aye. #3345 Prosser State Bank #3546 Shannon #3347 Roseland State Bank #3348 State Auditor of Accts #3349 Cancelled #3350 State Auditor #3351 First State Bank, Kenesaw #3352 Dillenbach, Clerk of Dist #3353 Crosson, Sheriff #3354 Bohlke, Co Judge #3355 Button, Reg of Deeds #5356 Button, Reg of Deeds #3357 Dillenbach, Clerk of Dist #3358 Goble #3359 Jones, Co. Clerk #3360 Hall, St Treas #3361 Hall, State Treas #3362 Phillips #3363 Hemple #3364 Kuehn #3365 Beal #3366 Phillips #3367 Konen #3368 Theobald, Co. Treas #3369 Dillenbach, Clerk of Dist #3370 Smith-Gaimon Mchy Co #3571 Mortgage Investment Co #3372 Einspahr Treas #3373 Jones -Manges Grain Co #3374 Zimmerman following miscellaneous Motion carried. F E Court Lucia Raymond L W Halsey L N L N Court Lucia Jay T W Geo Geo. E L Carl J Chas E L L Peter A J Court Lucia John W P C receipts be made a part Credit Int on Deposit t' 'Road Dragging Int on Deposit School General Road Dragging Int on Deposit General n 11 tt tt 1. Road Dragging General 11 of the $22.50 .40 67.50 6768.13 3780.51 70.00 19.00 329.00 795.35 150.00 437.35 1464.40 2.00 275,20 .522.81 Bridge & Road Dragging4705.29 Fines & Licenses 5.00 H tt is 5.00 10.00 10.00 50.00 10.00 630.00 14.50 12.90 5.40 .450.00 195.86 9,20 ti TT h TT 11 e tt General n t1 It Co High General Road Dragging General Co Bridge Motion by Bowers, seconded by Shannon, that we enter into a contract with Sundermeier & Bengston for an audit of the county offices for the year 1933 at an agreed price of $300. Roll call, all voted aye. Motion carried. Motion by Shannon, seconded by Bowers, that we purchase two #9 Caterpillar Auto Patrols'with steel cabs at an agreed price of $6000.00 F.O.B. Hastings, Nebr.', Roll call, all voted aye. Motion carried. Motion by Goble, seconded by Ruhter, that this board appoint Mrs. Wm. Harm, G. S. Fischer, Geo. Kimball Sr., Mrs. Jennie Woodworth & Geo. G. Bauer, to erve on the Old Age Pension Commission for the term of three years. Roll call, all voted aye. Motion carried. Motion by Ruhter, seconded by Bowers, that the following resolution be adopted, Whereas: Mrs. L. N. Button, Register of Deeds of Adams Co., and serving Adams County in that capacity for several years, departed this life on August 31st, 1933. And, Whereas; we deplore the loss of her valuable services to the County of Adams in the capacity of Register of Deeds, and that we will miss the pleasant association we had with her. Be it therefore, resolved. By the Adams County Board of Supervisors that these resolutions of respect be spread on our record and a copy of the same be sent to the family of the deceased. Motion by Shannon, seconded by Berg, instructed to issue warrants for the Bauer Berg Binderup Hdw Co Bohlke, Co Judge Bowers J. E. Marian Reuben Bowers G. G. Bauer Jay Goble. F. E. Shannon L. A. Berg M. Fred Ruhter that the following claim be allowed on their respective funds and the clerk same. Roll call, all voted aye. Motion carried. Geo. G. L A W Halsey Reuben GENERAL FUND Supervisor services ,t Supplies Postage 58.80 48.55 2.25 3.85 SUPERVISOR' RECORD NO. 13 27 O. E. SERF PRINTING CO., HASTINGS. NEBR, Democrat Printing Co 11 Deines Drug Co Dillenbach, Clerk of Dist Court n 1, 1, 12 12 Evans Furniture Exchange Goble Hastings Letter Shop Heartwell Jones, Co Clerk K -B t'rinting Co Keith, et al 2i Kenesaw Progress Keystone Envelope Co 77 Land Lay Lincoln Tel & Telg Co H Marian Martin Murphy Typewriter Co enny Co Queen City Laundry Remington Rand Inc. Ruhter, Schleiger Schroeder Atty Shannon State Journal Printing Co St John Traut Widmaier Woodworth Adams Co Ayr Lbr Co Banker Beal 011 Station Bobbitt Bourg Brown Deep Rock Station Duncan Dutton & Sons Co Eigenberg, et al Enevoldsen Essinger Gar & Oil Co Essinger Gar Fricke, et al Gallagher, et al Goble Groff , Hageman Hdw, Hahlweg, et al Halte Hansen & Son Hastings Battery & Elec Co Haws Hershey Jones, et al Kennedy, et al Kluver Kort, et al Lawson Hdw Co Matthews, et al McClelland -Dunn Motor Co McCall McGrath Hdw Co 1? Miller, et al Muhleisen National Refining Co O'Connell -Gill Tractor Co 11 1f Palmer, et al Paulikat, et al Pete's Oil Station Peters, et al .Powers Service Station Pritchard Prncnor. LtlmhAr Cn Lucia i1 0 G Jay Clarence W T W W w C H D Carl J E Wm ' S E J C M Fred RA Herman G F E Therese A Edward Wm Lovina J D Geo W Tom Vern C S W M Herman Anders J" W John Ed Homer L John D Alvin Geo., H P W G SS Ray Dan John Herbert C K Glen. Bert J H Al Lou Will August Ed Clyde Supplies {, Drugs Court costs & postage IJ 11 $i tt Mileage Supplies Supervisors service Supplies Labor Office expense & postage, etc Supplies Insanity witness, etc Printing Supplies ,1 Care of inmates at Co Farm Plumbing Services --Court house - Farm Bureau Supervisor services Boiler,. Services Supplies Laundry Services Supervisor services Services Office Supplies_ Supervisor services Supplies Services Mileage Services COUNTY HIGHWAY FUND Repairs Lbr Labor Gas Labor Extra Patrolman Gas Supplies Team work Blacksmith work Gas & oil Repairs Labor Team work Gas & oil Blacksmith work Repairs Team work Repairs Blacksmith work Labor Gas & grease Labro Dragging county roads 1t Labor Dragging county 'roads Repairs Team work Labor Supplies 11 Labor Gas Tractor & grader parts & dynamite 21 n if ff ,1 It it /1 f, if Extra patrolman ,Dragging county Gas Dragging county Gas Labor Rena i r a n roads roads 28.50 7.75 5.95 91.35 27.00 1.40 6.75 51.90 7.60 1.50 75.34 62.43 64.00 24.00 29.08 21.99 10.06 115.80 1.75 61.05 1.50 85.70 688.08 6.00 1.67 5.64 2.00 75.%0 7 75.00 1.90 *:8.00 4.63 31.79 52.82 8.22 75.00 844.2 80.61 6.00 4.78 5.20 57.50. 50.00 11.27 2.20 2.88 64.00 7.00 67.50 67.30 68.00 64.00 150.50 23.20 4.75 20.00 1.70 12.78 37.20 27.15 2.55 41.55 53.10 32.30 64.50 .65 12.50 4.50 58.20 7.98 .96 8.90 1.00 16.80 67.50 153.17 148.37 257.53 %3.50 63.00 11.54 35.70 25.96 85.50 52.10 28 SUPERVISOR'S RECORD NO. 13 SE NTING CO. HASTINGS NEB Tompkins Motor Co tT Trager's Garage Western Land Roller Co Whiting Wright Zimmerman Zimmerman, et al Adams Co Ayr Twp Bell Blaine Twp Cottonwood Twp Denver Twp. Fairbanks Hanover Twp Heartwell Highland Twp Juniata Twp Kenesaw Twp Little Blue Twp Logan Twp OiConnell-Gill Tractor Co Oliver Lbr Co Roseland Twp Silver Lake Twp Verona Twp Wanda Twp West Blue Twp Zero Twp Ayr Lbr Co Clark - Ebersole, et al Kitts '1 Mid State Construction Co Mousel Silvr Lbr Co Snyder Gar & Machine Shop Theobald Co Treas Wheeler Lbr Bridge & Supp Co Austin Groc Berts Drug Store Berres Groc Berts Drug Store Boren M D Brown, M D Cannon Carson Drug Store Coates t1 Crafford Crosson Dickerson Eckhardt Egbert Feese Gentert's Cash Store Gray Guildner Hahn, M D Hardt Drug Store Herbst Jones Kelleys Kindig Lee Livingston Bros M & A Store Mace Mary Lanning Memorial Hospital 11 TT McDowell Groc McPhearson M4Irkci enn ( Chas H B Hebert Herman J D O P Lester C A J A Lavern Frank tt Verge' J A AJ 4 J J W T N B F C L M.Mae Mrs Wm F E Carl Chas Dr C L Dr JP Dr 0S C Wayne 0 H H James G J E Katherine John L W H Dr J B Labor TT ,T TT t1 TT Dragging county roads Labor ROAD DRAGGING FUND Supplies Dragging two roads Assisting surveyor Dragging twp. roads i1 TT t; IT Assisting. surveyor Dragging twp. roads Surveyor Dragging twp. roads tT tt 0 1T tt n ti Auto patrols Stakes Dragging Twp. tt It BRIDGE FUND Tt w TT 11 roads TT 11 Supplies Labor Labor & culvert tt :; Tt Pipe Labor Bridge caps Steel cutting Feight Lumber POOR AID FUND Groc Drugs Groc Drugs Services tt Drugs 11 Groc i1 Services TT Drugs Groc Services Groc Services t1 It Drugs Groc tT tt 11 Services Tt Groc Services Tt TT TV T1 T1 Groc Services 11 11.00 5.50 2.75 18.46 62.10 2.80 1.20 68.00 9.08 52.30 31.50 29.50 45.10 60.25 28.00 50.50 128.90 96.10 61.80 75.10 80.57 52.00 6000.00 9.32 57.40 43.90 73.00 49.00 32.65 83.20 15.70 120.36 5.00 96.00 171.50 10.40 3.75 130.80 1.50 632.70 667.80 8.67 1.80 3.98 1.15 17.50 76.75 23.03 4.95 1.84 4.06 36.00 17.42 4.75 2.65 214.50 3.00 9.65 9.00 19.00 100.00 10.29 1.39 10.10 14.18 2.59 20.00 50.00 44.44 24.00 18.00 19.80 37.40 15.00 124.55 7.30 12.00 SUPERVISOR'S RECORD NO. 13 29 0 E 'SERE METING C6., HASTINGS, NDR Rogers Groc Rutts Drug Store Schtitz Schneider Schunk Shannon Shaw Standard Oil Co Stark Stark o W Edith Chas L F E Wilfred L Mrs C Hannah Mrs J Jim Sunnyside Virgils Cash Store Wells Whisinand Groc Shannon Berg JR F E LA Ruhter Goble M Fred Jay Groc Drugs Services Groc Gas, etc Services Gas Services 11 fl Groc Services Groc ROAD FUND SUPERVISOR DIST. # 1. Aoad work ROAD FUND SUPERVISOR DIST. # 2. Road work ROAD FUND SUPERVISOR DIST. # 3. Road work ROAD FUND SUPERVISO4 DIST. # 4. Road work iiiiiimii.v.ilATogmivinzinnP7:111 8.64 11.93 1.00 25.00 14.30 7.11 2.25 .63 15.50 24.00 12.00 20.00 205.00 6.09 8.00 8.05 100.00 90.00 75.00 87.50 Motion by Goble, seconded by Shannon, that this boardnow adjourn to meet again on Sept. 15th, 1933 at 9 o'clock A.M . Motion ca ied. Board a journed. Cc -1) 547QN/r40->a unty Clerk Chairman. 400rY Deputy/ 30 SUPERVISOR'S RECORD NO. 13 0 E. SERF PRINTING CO. HASTINGS NEBR COURT HOUSE, HASTINGS, NEBRASKA. Friday, September 15th, 1933. 9 o'clock A.M. Regular meeting of the Adams County Board of Supervisors as per adjournment of September 5th, 1935. J. E. Marian, Chairman, presiding. Roll call, all members present as follows: Bauer, Berg, Bowers, Goble, Marian, Ruhter, and Shannon. Minutes of last meeting were read and approved. At this time the matter of the appointment of a Register of Deeds to fill the vacancy, caused by the death of Mrs. L. N. Button came up and the following list of applications for the position were read by the Clerk: A. L. McDannel, E. D. Wenner, C. H. Kidd, T. P. Shively, E. S. Heath, John Kister, Verner W. Felker, Edward E. Schreiner, Mrs. Ina Kennedy, Harriet Higinbotham, James C. Greenwood, Fred A. Tripp, A. L. Dieringer, Grace H. Simpson, Joe Petrik, Leonard O. Steward, Mrs. A. H. Brown, Jno. McCleery, Chas. M. Dominy, Geo. J. Kral, D. Mahoney, Mabel Cramer, Lee L. Overturf, Mrs. Rose Walker, Anna Pagenkopf, C. W. Foote, Forrest L. Hughes, J. C. Rosenau, 5m. G. Larsen, J. C. Lee, M. H. Brigham, Larson J. Wehrman, A. S. Howard, Fred E. Cotton, John H. Shaw, G. E.Boggs, G. N. R. Browne, M. P. Coe, Daisy Banford Rathbun, Nelle Harrenstein, Geo. E. Isaman, F. O. Schaffroth, Clarence T. Anderson, Geo. M. Adams, Edmond Brazelton, C. N. Brown, G. V. Diehl, Mabel Armstrong, and F. N. Addleman. Motion by Ruhter, seconded by Shannon, that we proceed to vote an informal ballot for the appointment of a Register of Deeds to fill vacancy. Motion carried. The Chairman appointed supervisors Goble and Shannon as tellers. An informal ballot was taken which resulted as follow: Armstrong one, Cotton one, Foote one, Felker one, Hughes two, Schreiner one. No choice.. Ballot No. 2: Coe three, Cotton one, Hughes one, McCleery one, Petrik one. No choice. Ballot No. 3: Coe one, Cramer one, Foote one, Greenwood two, Mahoney one, Pagenkopf one. No choice. Ballot No. 4: Boggs one, Coe two, Hughes one, Mahoney one, Rathbun one, Shaw one. No choice. Ballot No. 5: Coe one, Felker one, Greenwood one, Heath one, Kidd one, Mahoney one, Shively one. No choice. Ballot No. 6: Coe one; Cotton one, Dominy one, Foote one, Hughes one, Kidd one, Kister one. No choice. Ballot No. 7: Coe two, Greenwood one, Hughes one, Kidd one, Schreiner two. No choice. Ballot No. 8: Armstrong one, Coe one, Greenwood two, Kidd one, Rosenau one, Schreiner one, no choice. Ballot No. 9: Browne one, Foote one, Greenwood two, Hughes three. No choice. Ballot No. 10: Coe one, Foote two, Greenwood one, Hughes one, Kidd two. No choice. Ballot No. 11: Coe two, Foote one, Greenwood one, Hughes one, Kister one, Schreiner one. No choice. Ballot No. 12: Coe two, Cotton one, Kidd one, Lee one, Larsen one, Pagenkopf one. No choice. Bailot No. 13: Armstrong one, Coe one, Cotton one, Hughes one, Heath one, Lee one, Larsen one. No choice. Ballot No. 14: Armstrong one, Coe one, Cotton one, Cramer one, Rathbun one, Shively one, Schreiner one. No choice. Ballot No. 15: Coe one, Cotton one, Foote one, Felker one, Greenwood one, Kidd one, Lee one. No choice. Ballot No. 16: Coe two, Cotton one, Hughes one, Lee one, Shaw one, Schreiner one. No choice. Ballot No. 17: Anderson one, Coe two, Cotton one, Dominy one, Greenwood one, Kidd one. No choice. Ballot No. 18: Coe two, Cotton one, Foote two, Kidd one, Lee one. No choice. Ballot No. 19: Coe two, Foote one, Greenwood one, Hughes one, Kidd one, Kister one. No choice. Ballot No. 20: Boggs one, Coe one, Cotton one, Foote two, Greenwood one, Shaw one, No choice. Ballot No. 21, Coe one, Greenwood two, Kidd one, Schreiner three. No choice. Ballot No. 22: Coe one, Foote one, Greenwood one, Hughes one, Heath one, Kidd one, Kister one. No choice. Ballot No. 23: Coe two, Foote one, Greenwood two Kral one, McCleery one. No choice. Ballot No. 24: Adams one, Anderson one, Coe three, Greenwood one, Kidd one. No choice. Ballot No. 25: Mrs. A. H. Brown one, Coe two, Hughes one, Kidd one, Lee one, Schreiner one. No choice. Ballot No. 26: Felker one, Greenwood one, Hughes two, Kidd two, Mahoney one. No choice. Ballot No. 27: Coe two, Foote one, Kidd one, Mahoney one, Shaw one, Schreiner one. No choice. Ballot No. 28: Armstrong one, Coe two, Foote one, Greenwood one, Hughes one, Mahoney one. No choice. Ballot no. 29: Coe one, Foote one, Hughes one, Kidd two, Kister one, Mahoney one. No choice. Ballot No. 30: Coe two, Cotton one, Hughes one, Kidd one, Shively one, Schreiner one. No choice. Ballot No. 31: Coe two, Foote one, Greenwood one, Kidd one, Kister one, Schreiner one. No choice. Ballot No. 32: Cotton one, Greenwood two, Hughes one, Kidd, one, Mahoney one, Tripp one. No choice. Ballot No. 33: Coe nne, Cotton one, Cramer one, Foote one, Kidd one, Mahoney one, Pagenkopf one. No choice. Ballot No. 34: Coe one, Cramer one, Greenwood two, Hughes one, He :ith one, Mahoney one. No choice. Ballot No. 35: Coe two, Foote two, Kidd one, Mahoney one, Shaw one. No choice. Ballot No. 56: Coe two, Foote one, Greenwood one, Mahoney one, shave one, Schreiner one, No choice. Ballot No. 37; Coe two, Cramer one, Foote one, Greenwood one, Kidd one, Kister one, Schreiner one. No choice. Ballot No. 38: Coe two, Greenwood one, Hughes two, Heath one, Lee one. No choice. Ballot No. 39: Coe one, Cramer one, Foote one, Greenwood two, Pagenkopf one, Schreiner thne. No choice. Bailot No. 40: Coe one, Dieringer one, Foote one, Greenwood two, Kidd one, Schreiner one. No choice. Ballot No. 41: Coe one, Foote one, Greenwood three, Kidd one, Lee one. No choice. Ballot No. 42: Coe one, Cramer one, Greenwood taro, Kidd one, Lee one, Schreiner one. No choice. Ballot No. 43: Cotton one, Cramer one, Greenwood one, Hughes one, Kidd one, Mc0leery one, Shaw one. No choice. Ballot No. 44: Anderson one, Brigham one, Coe two, Cotton one, Foote one, Hughes one. No choice. Ballot No. 45: Coe one, Greenwood two, Hughes two, Kidd one, Schreiner one. No choice. Ballot No. 46: Coe one, Foote one, Greenwood one, Hughes one, Kister one, Mahoney one, Schreiner one. No choice. Ballot No. 47: Coe one, Cotton one, Greenwood one, Hughes one, Mahoney one, Shaw one, Schreiner one. No choice. At 12 o'clock noon the board recessed until 1:15 when they again resemed with all members present. The board continued to vote an informal ballot for the forty eighth time with results as follows: Greenwood two, Heath one, Kidd two, Mahoney two. No choice. Ballot No. 49: Foote one, Greenwood two, Hughes one, Kidd ane, Mahoney two. No choice. Ballot No. 50: Foote two, Greenwood three, Hughes one, Kidd one. No choice. Ballot No. 51:Cramer one Foote two, Greenwood four. Motion by Shannon, seconded by Goble, that we proceed to vote a formal ballot for the appointment for a Register of Deed to fill vacancy. Roll call, all voted aye. Motion carried. Ballot No. 1: Greenwood three, Kidd two, Shaw one, Schreiner one. No choice. Ballot No. e: Foote two, Greenwood three, Hughes one, Lee one. No choice. Ballot No. 3: Foote two, Felker one, Greenwood three, Kidd one. No choice. Ballot No. 4: Foote one, Greenwood three, Hughes one, Kidd one, Mahoney one, No choice. Ballot No. 5: Foote one, Greenwood three, Kidd one, Mahoney one, Shaw one. No choice. Ballot No. 6; Foote one, Greenwood two, Hughes _one, Kidd one, Mahoney two. No choice. Ballot No. 7: Foote one, Greenwood three, Kidd one, Mahoney two. No choice. Ballot No. 8: Foote one, Greenwood four, Hughes one, Mahoney one. The Chairman announced that James C. Greenwood having received a majority of votes cast for the appointment of ReAsyir of Dasmrle i ca liarc'Lvv Aanl o-,cA�r�r�r•4 i- R..n� ., 4- -. .- 1-1..,...a.. .i-,- P411 .... ...,... ..�. 0, E. SERF PRINTING CO HASTINGS NEER; Motion, by issued by Motion by 9 o'clock Shannon, seconded by N.uhter, that the bond of James C. Greenwood, h.egister of Deeds, for $10,000 the National Surety Company of New York be approved. Roll call,all voted aye.., Motion carried. Goble, seconded by Berg, that this board now adjourn to meet again on October 6th, 1933 at A.M. Motion carried. Board adjourned. 90(.77./(ct.-K 32 SERF PRINTING HASTINGS, NEBR SUPERVISOR'S RECORD NO. 13 COURT HOUSE, HASTINGS, NEBR. Friday, October 6th, 1933. 9 o'clock A.M. Regular meeting of the Adams County Board of Supervisors met as per adjournment of September 15th, 1933. J. E. Marian, Chairman, presiding.. Roll call, all members present as follows: Bauer, Berg, Bowers, Goble, Marian, iizhter and Shannon Minutes of last meeting were read and approved. Motion. by Goble, seconded by Shannon, that the County Olerk and the County Treasurer be authorized to withdraw $55,000 of bonds from the Nebraska National Bank and deposit same in the Hastings National Bank, said bond being held in escrow for the First State Bank of Kenesaw and the Adams County Treasurer. Roll call, all voted aye. Motion carried. Motion by Berg, seconded by Ruhter, that the order of the court in regard to Mother's Pension for Mrs. Pearl Hansen, Mrs. Gertrude E. Preston and Hattie Kimbrough be complied with and the clerk be instructed to issue warrants for the same. Roll call, all voted aye. Motion carried. A communication from the Men's Inter Church Reserve was read before the board. Motion by Ruhter, seconded by Berg, that the application:of M. A. Scholl of Assumption for a Beverage license for "Off and on Sale" be granted. Roll call, ayes, Bauer, Berg, Goble, & Ruhter. Nayes, Bowers, Marian & Shannon. Motion carried. Motion by Goble, seconded by Shannon, that the application of 0. . Woolsey for blind pension be granted at $12.00 per month. Roll call, all voted aye. Motion carried. Motion by Shannon, seconded by Berg, that the report of L. N. Button, Register of Deeds, from January 1st to September 16th, 1933 be placed on file. Motion carried. At 12 o'clock noon the board recessed until 1:15 when they again resumed with all members present. Motion by Shannon, seconded by Goble, that the petition of John Cain and others be placed on file. Motion carried. Motion by Goble, seconded by Bauer, tat the following resolution be adopted. RESOLUTION Whereas,`the Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District has made application to the Federal Emergency Administration of Public Works for a loan to construct the Tri -County Project, and Whereas, this Board believes this project not only to be feasible as an irrigation and power project, but that it will be of material profit in relieveing the distressed economic conditions of this county and surrounding counties, particularly the unemployed situation, and Whereas, it appears to be the only project of sufficient magnitude now pending which offers any substantial reliefto this situation, and Whereas, it appears that said project, if approved, will put men to work immediately. BE IT THEREFORE RESOLVED, That the Board of Supervisors of Adams County of the State of Nebraska do hereby approved said project and ,respectfully request the Public Works Administration and the State Advisory Board to expedite their approval of this project as rapidly as possible. Roll call, Ayes, Bauer, Bowers, Goble, Marian, & Ruhter. Nayes Berg & Shannon. Motion carried. Motion by Bauer, seconded by Ruhter, that the following claims be allowed on their respective funds and the clerk instructed to issue warrants for the same. Roll call, all voted aye. Motion carried. GENERAL FUND. Bauer Berg Bowers Brach's Inc Brigham Byers Lbr Co Central Power Co City Electric Power Coe Crosson Crosson, Sheriff Crowley Cunningham Supt Deines Drug Co Democrat Printing Co Dillenbach, Clerk of Dist Court Lucia Evans 0 G Frankel Carbon & Ribbon Mfg Co Gartner Frieda Gaudreault Mercantile Co A J n Goble Jay. Greenwood, Reg of Deeds J C Guarantee 2ilectric Co Geo. G L A Reuben Beula M P Bertha Raymond L James F Lottie rr Hastings State Hospital Hayen K -B Printing Co IT Mildred Supervisors services It Supplies Services Coal Gas Light Services Matron Jail & office expense Ins. Mileage & postage Supplies. ►I Court costs Mileage Carbon " Services Supplies li Supervisor services Recording `deed Lamps Maintenance of inmates Services Supplies $78.80 52.00 91.20 .50 19.80 65.94 12.41 51.06 17.31 5.76 230.82 62.50 39.35 4.13 1.20 344.32 1.40 9.75 13.50 23.08 2.15 17.20 42.53 1.00 1,35 6.30 6.30 3.21 0. E. SERF PRINTING CO HASTINGS, NES SUPERVISOR'; RECORD NO 13 33 Lay, _Lincoln.., School Supply Co Lincoln; Telephone & Telg. Co Marian. Martin. Matthiesenn &._Co Omaha Printing . GQ... Queen .G.ity Laundry Remington..d Inc. Rosenau Ruhter Schleiger Serf Printing., Co Shannon .. Sherman Simms Book, Store.. State Journal ,Printing Co Stein Bros Co. i! Sundermeier & Bengston Taylor Theobald Go Treas.. Traut United Chemical_ Co Widmaier Woodworth & Woll Woodworth Adams Co Ayr Lbr Co Bachman Oil Co Beal Beal Service Station Bonifas Brown Clark Deep mock Station Detour Lssinger Gar & oil Co Fairbanks, et al Farmers Union Co-op Gas & Oil Co Fischer Fischer Floth, et al Fricke, et al Gallagher, et al. Goble Hansen Hansen & $on Hastings Battery & Electric Co Hastings Mechanical Wks Haws Haynes Bros Hershey Hock Hohfeld Interstate 1chy & Supply Co Jones, et al Jones & Son Kluver, et al Kluver Krueger, et al McGrath Hdw Co Moore, et al Novak, et al O'Connell -Gill Tractor Co n n Oliver Lbr Co Palmer Peters Petes 0i1 Station Pritchard Riese Riese Schneider Schuman Sime Sinclair 'efining Co S„TFAe,v D. Carl J E Wm S Carl R John MFred,. .R A 0E F E Ben TF&Emma .M Dr FS A J Edward .:. Lovina J D tr B E John Vern JA Fred. Earl Elvin Marvin C John Tom Homer L Harold H P W G S S Chas Lester Hay T Henry John Paul J H Bill Joe Bill Aleck Clyde Chester Henry Theodore Garl. A J Thnmau Plumbing Supplies Services -,Fart Bureau -, , Court house - Supervisor services Balance on: boiler' Drugs Supplies Laundry Services Services Supervisor services Services_ Supplies Supervisor services Supplies n , Auditing Reg of Deeds Services:. Postage Services Supplies Services. Gas Services office 1.50 14.00 11.85.-: 50.40 91.85 100.00 1.45 1.15 6.45 5.00 1.25 60.58 78.20 52.13 404.35 24.25 7.52 1.75 2.85 50.00 .2.25` 5.65 16,00 3.50 167.13' 75.00 9.95 6.64 1.20 75.00 OUNTY HIGHWAY FUND. Repairs Supplies Gas Labor Gas & oil Team" work Labor Supplies Gas & oil.. Patrolman Gas & Oil Labor Gas & oil'. Team Mork Labor Team work Gas & oil Team work Supplies Labor' Gas Supplies Labor Team work Cable Dragging county roads Supplies Labor Patrol Team work Supplies Labor Dragging county roads Tractor & grader parts tr , Posts, wire etc Stakes Patrolman Labor' Gas Labor Team work n - rr Labor Gas Labor 16.83 19.99 18.92 27.55 19.25 4.63 20.40 69.00 5.47 38.50 17.10 232.57 63.70 111.20 20.00 20.00 25.50 36.00 52.00 188.10 22.00 11.20 10.85 4.00 52.50/ .30 10.25. 2.25, 1.2.00 27.47 10.80 10.98 23.75 52.80 6.00 2.50 39.85 54.00 252.18 55.04 23.68 123.83 41.95 .80 42.50' 6.15 21.37 73.50 6.00 2.00 20.00 66.00 90.73 77.89 2.25 34 0. E. SERF PRINTING CO., HASTINGS. NEBR. SUPERVISOR'S RECORD NO. 13 Zubrod Adrian, et al_ Amick Austin Groc Bauer Berts Drug Store Brooke &Son, Brown Byers Lbr Co Cannon Carson Drug Co City Fuel & Feed Co It n Coates Cooper Coal Co Crafford Crosson Dever MD - Dickerson Eckhardt Egbert Feese Foote Gentert's Chas Sotre Gray GlIldner Hahne Bros Jake Casting POOR AID FUND mrs John Services Dr A J Groc Drugs Dr J W Services Coal TN Drugs Coal CL Groc Coal Mae Services Mrs Wm 11 Chas FE R E Dr C L Dr J p C Dr 0 Wayne - Hamel E B Jones Drug Co Jones James G Jungerman Groc Juniata Grain & Live Stock Ass'n Kindig Groc J E Latta ' Dr E J IA it V TT 11 11 11 n •Et Laughlin Mrs Carl Lee Kathrine Lenhart Service Station M & A Store Mary Lanning Memorial Hospital IT TT 11 fi Matthiesen & Co McDowell Lroc McFerren Mciteen McPhearson Meads Groc Mikkelsen Drug CO Moon Moss Nowers Phillips Petro Co Pratt Rogers Groc Rutts Drug Store Schmitz Drug Co Schneider Schunk Shaw TT Sherman Stark it Pt Sunnyside Swanson Sweeney MD Uridil Virgil's Cash Store 197_ Carl R A H Ida Mrs Maud Dr J B Lulu K Mary Dr W E 30 Edith M Chas L Wilfred L It Ben Mrs C Hannah Mrs J Jim Emma EE Dr Joseph E 45.00 l..00 19.91 4.75 S-90 x.00 25.25 14.70 11.60 8.25 3.50 7.00 5.50 10.05 6.05 13.55 7.74 20.00 5.00 Drugs 3.85 Groc 2.33 Services 20.00 3.00 150.00 Groc 7.75 Services 17.75 84.00 Groc 24.89 Services 22.00 Drugs 5.65 Groc 10.05 43.58 Coal 9.25 Groc 641 Services 3.00 7.00 36.00 11 25.00 9.00 13.011 0 27.50 13.00 4.00 Groc 2.77 Service 20.00 Gas 1.16 Groc 48.16 Services 9.25 TT 30.90 54.20 11 41.05 22.40 01 38.40 62.00 12.85 Drugs 1.42 Groc 7.37 Services 44.00 10 12.00 15.00 Groc 20.10 Drugs 32.10 Services 21.42 10.00 11 112.00 Gas .3.35 Groc 35.82 6.29 Drugs 8-20 2.80 Services 25.00 Groc 14.67 Services 8.60 ft 10.15 Supplies 2.59 Services 15.00 16.00 12.00 20.00 228.00 01 6.00 15.00 60.00 Groc 6.24 35 0, E. SERF PRINTING CO. HASTINGS. NEB Ayr Lumber Co Ayr Twp Bell Blaine Tarp Cottonwood Twp Denver Twp Fairbanks Diamond Engineering Co Fassler Hanover Twp Heartwell Highland Twp Juniata Twp Kenesaw Twp Kitts Little Blue Twp H 0 P Lester- Charles T C A Frank Roseland Twp Prosser Lbr Co ' Rinehart JS Rinehart, et al J S Roseland Twp Silver -Lake Twp Sime Verona Twp Wanda Twp West Blue Twp wilson Sand Pit, et al Zero Twp Frahm, et al Klein Mia State Construction Co_ Miller Alfred Theobald, Co Treas A J Wheeler Lbr.& Bridge Co A J Art Glen ROAD DRAGGING BRIDGE FUND. Shannon. Berg Ruhter Culvert etc Dragging twp roads Assisting County Surveyor Dragging tvi: roads n., Assisting County Surveyor Dynamite Land Dragging twp roads County Surveyor Dragging twp roads lt TT Labor Dragging twp. raods n ; tr Wire, nails etc. Gravel Dragging twp. roads Gas Dragging twp. roads TT Tt Labor Dragging Twp. roads Labor Team work Wood bridge Labor Freight Lumber ROAD FUND SU?EatVISOi DIST. # 1. F E ROAD FUND SU L A Road work 1:tVI8OR,. DIST..., Road work ROAD FUND SUPELtVISOR DIST. # 3. M Fred load work ROAD FUND SUPERVISOR DIST. # 4. 96.60 23.80 10.50 31.90 14.05 60.25 10.50 231.50 300.00 74.95 33.20 22.30 33.40 79.90 60.10 12.70 28.15 26.80 60.50 100.00 245.85 53.50 29.80 125.00 47.95 53.20 12.10 29.90 27.70 16.00 T2.00 1684.00 20.00 443.0? 5.73 102.50 85.00 60.00 Goble Jay Road work 85.00 COUNTY FAIR Adams County Agriculture Society Permanent improvements & premiums 150.00 SOLDIERS & SAILORS Marian H E Soldiers & Sailors relief 200.00 Motion by Ruhter, seconded by Berg, that the County Treasurer be and is hereby instructed 'to transfer $10,800 from the Road Dragging fund to the County Highway Fund. Loll call, all voted aye. Motion carried. Motion by Ruhter, seconded by Shannon, that as the Federal authorities will not allow federal aid to anyone who operates a car, it is the order of this board, that, no county aid be given to anyone who drives a car or buys gasoline. Roll call, all voted aye. Motion carried. Motion by Berg, seconded by Ruhter, that this board now adjourn to meet again on November 6th, 1933 at,9 o'clock A.M. Motion car ied. Boardjourned. ;County Clerk Deputy. criz-t.�yvc. Chairman. 36 SUPERVISOR'S RECORD NO. 13 G. E, SERF PRINTING HASTIJIGS NEER COURT HOUSE, HASTINGS,NEBR. Monday, November 6th, 1963. 9 o'clock A.M. Regular meeting of the Adams County Board of Supervisors met as per adjournment of October 6th, 1933. Roll call, all members present as follows: Bauer, Berg, Bowers, Goble, Marian, Ruhter and Shannon. Minutes of last meeting were read and approved. Motion by Shannon, seconded by Ruhter, that the bond of Ernest Isaac for Township Clerk Denver 'Township be approved. Roll call, ail voted aye. Motion carried.' Motion by Ruhter, seconded by berg, that the order of the court in regard to Mother's Pension for Mrs Bertha Eighmy and Aare Ilia Smith be compliedwith and the clerk instructed to issue warrants for the same. Holl call, all voted aye._ Motion carried. Motion by Shannon, seconded by Bauer, that the 3rd quarterly reports of the County Sheriff, Register of Deeds, County Judge, County Clerk and the Clerk of District Court be placed on file. Roll call, all voted aye. Motion carried. At 12 o'clock noon the board recessed until 1:15 when they again resumed with all members present. Motion by Bauer, seconded by Goble, that the following claims be allowed on their respective funds and the clerk_ instructed to. issue warrants for the same, Roll call, all voted aye. Motion carried. American_Library Assn. Arvanette Cafe Bauer Berg Bohlke,_ Go Judge Bowers Brigham:. Cannon Central Power Co Coe Crosson Crosson, Sheriff Cunningham Diebold Safe & Lock Co Dillenbach, Clerk of Dist Court Evans Gartner Goble Greenwood, Register of Deeds Hastings Daily Tribune Hastings Typewriter Co Jones,, Co Clerk K -B Printing Co Keith, et al Kenesa. Progress Kenesaw, Telephone Co Klopp_Printing Co Land Lincoln ''chool Supply Co Lincoln _ 11el & 'elg Co 11 Local Xregisters Marian McGrath Hdw Co Milburn & Scott iJIultigraph Co Panor's Lunch Queen City Laundry Ruhter Rosenau Renner & Co Schroeder, Co Atty Serf Printing. Co Shannon Sigel .cafe Simms Book Store St John tr Taylor " Templin Traut Widmaier Woll Woodworth Zion Office, Supply Ti City Rater & Light ' Dept Geo. G LA W Halsey Reuben Beula T N M P Bertha Raymond L Lottie. E Lucia 'wen G Frieda Jay . , J C Dr W Yu" GENERAL FUND Supplies Jury meals Supervisor services rl Court costs & office expense Superviosr services Services Drugs Gas Services Matron Jail & office expense Mileage, express & postage Services Court costs &postage Mileage Services Supervisors services Postage Printing Services Office supplies Supplies Insanity witness, etc Printing Services Supplies C H Care of inmates Supplies Services - Farm Bureau - Court House Rep. births & deaths Supervisors services Supplies Lunches Laundry Supervisor services Services Supplies f E J H M Fred J C Percy Herman G O E F E E A Therese A Dr S S W H Edward. Mrs P N Lovina 11 Supervisor services Jury lunches Supplies Mileage Services Supplies. Services Services it Supplies 11 Water & Light COUNTY HIGHWAY FUND 4.25 13.65 71.10 26.00 94.21 86.25 25.20 6.35 10.23 25.97 3.90 141.14 24.66 18.50 65.75 1.40 75.00 41.00 5.00 11.75 5.55 5.78 10.80 11.00 599.80 1.25 11.25 135.80 11.71 8.80 72.33 46.75 81.25 7.50 3.65 1.57 1.95 6.96 47.00 60.58 8.25 13.56 56.25 31.50 7.90 5.10 1.25 4.34 2.00 1.25 25.92 57.00 23.05 75.00 8.63 15.85 121.83 SUPERVISOR'; 0. 13 371 0 E. SERPPRINTIN6CO. 'HA TI 0C:141 Bachman Oil Co Balke Beal Brown Chase City of Hastings Clark DeTour Duncan ._ Enevoldsen Essinger Gar & Oil Co Farmers Union Co®operative 'el zein Fricke, et al Hansen Hansen'& Son Haws Hershey Roffman Huckfeld Huckf e 1d Huckf eld Kleier Klein Kluwer Kothe Lawson Hdw Co Mangers Mason, et al Mason Matthews McCall McGrath Hdw Co McClelland -Dunn Motor Co Montie, et.al National Refining Co 01Connell-Gill"Tractor Co Oliver Lbr Co Palmer Patterson Petals 'Oil Station Powers Pritchard Redman Schlueter Lbr Co Schroeder Schuman Silvey Lbr Co Sime Smith, 'e t al Standar& Oil Co Stiner Tompkins Motor Co Trausch Western Brick &Supply Co Witt ' Yost, et al Adams Co Ayr Twp Bell 0 Blaine Twp Cole Bros Sand Co DenverTwp Dutton & Son Co Fat than 0 Goble Hanover Twp Harpharn Hastings Sheet Metal Works Heartwell Highland Twp Juniata Twp Kenesaw Twp Lilley OliverLbr Co Prosser Lbr Co Rinehart, et al Schlueter Lbr Co Silver Lake Twp Switzer, et al Tanner R H Emil Ve rn Roy J A Fred Cs Anders Gas & Oil Co Gilbert Albert Harold H P W G S Emil J E F JJ Robert, Otto Peter Henry - John GK Frank Henry Henry Glen Bert J H Gust Bill J J R Clyde Wm • E Carl J A AJ Dick Frank Ma t Geo Louis J D 0 P i6 V M Lester Homer L Bert C A as Eddie J 5 Gerald Ed Gas Labor Survey Supplies Labor, u Balcksmith work Gas, oil, etc Gas & oil Team; work Labor 0 Supplies Gas, oil & grease Labor Dragging roads Team work Dragging roads Teamwork Labor Hdw Team, work Labor 0 Haw Services Dragging County roads Grease Tractor & grader parts Lath, wire, etc Labor Checking gravel & labor Gas & oil Gas Labor n Posts Dragging county roads Labor Posts & lath Gas Labor Gas Labor 'i Team work Cement Team work 0 ROAD DRAGGING FUND Supplies Dragging twp roads Assisting Surve;;or u Dragging twp roads Gravel Dragging twp roads Supplies Assisting Surveyor Gas Dragging twp roads Labor Supplies Surveyor 0 Dragging Twp roads u Gravel rg Stakes Lbr Gravel Hauling & pumping Dragging twp roads Labor Sand 1.52 2.00 57.50 78.00 5.00 5.00 2.03 70.50 1 .12 13.60 212.61 195.30 22.00 48.25 14.50 2.25 235.50 11.95 4.20 24.00 18.00 31.20 3.60 16.00 31.25 15.00 1.75 24.00 26.25 5.00 26.50 43.12 11.95 23.40 12.60 13.75 280.03 23.55 38.75 22.50 43.85 16.52 69.00 7.50 8.12 3.60 78.30 8.70 202.35 5.00 37.56 61.50 2.00 12.00 33.75 20.00 33.80 12.46 21.40 7.00 3.50 24.40 156.80 10.90 50.00 7.00 7.00 10.95 19.00 10.00 52.74 37.00 32.00 85.00 19.00 11.80 530.66 63.15 1.60 19.45 140.51 405.08 5.50 70.86 13.72 dog _o'z 38 SUPERVISOR'S RECORD NO. 13 0. E. SERF PRINTING CO.. HASTINGS. NEBR. POOR AID FUND Adams Co Chapter American Red Cross Transportation 20,63 Austin Groc Groc 30.38 Bauer Groc " 9.65 Boren, MD A J Services 25.00 Byers Lbr Co Coal 49.00 0 if 12.71 Cannon T N Drugs 16.75 C&rson "Drug Store ii 7.00 City Fuel & Feed Co Coal 59.50 CooperCoal Co a 42.00 Cowger Dr R H Services 35.00 Cowton'Coal Co Coal 86.20 Crosson Mrs Wm Services 20.00 Dickerson F E Drugs 5.90 Dierker Dr J B Services 31.00 Eckhardt C Groc 14.34 Egbert Dr C L Services 102.60 Gentertss Cash Store Groc 7.75 Guildner C Wayne Services 64.00 Hahn 0 H " 72.00 Hahne Bros Groc 39.75 Hardt Drug Co Drugs 12.54 Herbst Henry Groc 8.38 Jungerman Groc " 61.48 Juniata. Grain & Live Stock Assn Coal 19.70 Kenesaw Mi11 & E1ev Co Flour 500.00 Kohlbry H Groc 6.74 Lee Katherine Services 20.00 Larsen Wm G " 5.00 Laughlin Carl Groc 10.00 M & A Groc 0 51.77 Mari, Lanning Memorial Hospital Services 384.80 Matthiesen & Co Carl? Drugs 3.85 McDowell Groc Groc 5.81 McFerren Mrs Ida Services ial.00 Mcphearson Dr J B 0 17.50 Meads Cash Store Groc 12.64 Mikkelsen Drug Co Drugs 31.55 Moon Lulu K Services 22.16 National Sales Co Groc 3.31 Needham, et al Mrs E L Services 46.50 Nowers Dr WalterE t° 158.00 Parsons Oil Co Gas 12.85 Pay N Takit Groc 12.43 Penny Co J C Clothing 3.65 Phillips Petroleum Co Gas 1.06 Pratt J 0 Groc 21.37 Prosser Lbr Co Coal 7.10 Rogers'Groc Groc 19.67 Rork Lee W Services 7.50 Roseland Grain & Supply Co Coal 3.20 Rutts Drug Store Drugs 9.50 Schlueter Lbr Co Coal 16.25 Schmitz Drug Co Drugs 5.45 Schneider Edith Services 25.00 Schunk Chas L Groc 14.89 Shaw MD Wilfred L Services 10.00 Sherman Ben Supplies 4.13 Silvey'Lbr Co J A Coal 3.75 Smith ' A A Services 35.00 Smith Bas Trees 25.80 Sunnyside Services 228.00 Stark Mrs C. 0 15.50 n Hannah " 20.00 9 Mrs J " 12.00 " Jim 1d 20.0 Stump C W " 5.00 Sumner M D Ella P " 24.25 Swanson Leonard P 0 58.00 Virgils Cash Store Groc 13.20 Walker Conrad " 14.33 Wells Mrs Loda Services 8.87 Whisinand Groc Groc 4.16 Zuber Herman Supplies 5.00 BRIDGE FUND Gartner P H Piling Hesman, et al J W Man & team Mid State Construction Co Bridge, floor etc Miller Alfred Labor 0elschlager, et al Wm Man & team Plautz, et al Herman Labor ROAD FUND SUPERVISOR DIST. I 18.90 12.00 1110.00 4.00 18.95 34.00 SUPERVISOR'S .RECORD NO. 13 39 E. SERF PRINTING CO., HASTINGS. NEBR, Berg Ruhter Goble Marian ROAD FUND SUPERVISOR DIST II L Road. work ROAD FULD SUPERVISOR DIST; III M Fred Road work ROAD FUND SUPERVISOR DIST IV Jaw Road work SOLDIERS & SAILORS _RELIEF WORK H E Relief 110.00 85.00 95.00 100.00 Motion by Berg, Secbnded by Shannon, that this board now adjourn to meet again on December 5th at 9 &clock A.M. Motion carried. Bold adjourned. „Deputy 4 O. E. SERF PRINTING CO., HASTINGS. NEBR SUPERVISOR'SI�CCRJD NO. 13 COURT HOUSE, HASTINGS, NEBR. Tuesday,December 5th, 1933 9 o'clock A.M. Regular meeting of the Adams County Board of Supervisors met as per adjournment of November 6th, 1933. Roll call, all members present as follows: Bauer, Berg, Bowers, Goble, Marian, Ruhter and Shannon. Minutes of last meeting were read and approved. Motion by Ruhter, seconded by Uoble, that the order of court in regard to Mother's Pension for Stella Atwater and Emma Dell Young be complied with and the clerk be instructed to issue warrants for the same. Roll call, all voted aye. Motion carried. At 12 o'clock noon the board recessed until 1:15 when they again resumed with all members present Motion by Shannon, seconded by Berg, that the following miscellaneous records: Roll call, all voted aye. Motion carried. # 3375 # 3376 # 3377 # 3378 # 33/9 # 3380 # 3381 # 3382 # 3383 # 3384 # 3385 # 3386 # 3387 # 3388 # 3389 # 3390 # 3391 # 3392 # 3393 # 3394 # 3395 # 3396 # 3397 # 3398 # 3399 # 3400 # 3401 # 3402 # 3403 # 3404 #/ 34.05 # 3406 # 3407 Land C H Button, Register of Deeds L N Adams County Farm Bureau Prosser State Bank Hastings National Bank Scholl Jones, Co. Clerk Greenwood, Recorder Dillenbach,Clerk of Dist Court Hall, St. Treas n Bohlke, Co. Judge Jones, Co. Clerk Crosson Bohlke, Co Judge Jones, Co Clerk City of Hastings Ruhter Shannon Greenwood, Recorder Dillenbach, Clerk of Dist AI Greenwood, Recorder Jones, Co. Clerk Shannon First State Bank, Kenesaw Jones, Co. C1-rk Hall, State Treas Hall, State Treas Shannon Ruhter Treas Juniata Twp M A T. W J C Lucia Geo. E. W Halsey T. W. Raymond L W Halsey T Fred F L J C Court Lucia r1 J C T. W F E T. W Geo tT F E rt Fred eceipts be made a part Credit General r'und n ti Motion by Shannon, seconded by Berg, that the following claims be allowed instructed to issue warrants for the same. Roll call, all voted aye. Mo Augustine Co Bauer Berg Bohlke, Co Judge Bowers Brazelton Brigham Byers Lbr Co Carl Cafe Cannon Central Power Co City Electric Dept City Fuel & Feed Co Crosson, Sheriff Cunningham, Supt Deines Drug Co Dillenbach, Clerk of Dist. Court Democrat Printing Co Evans Fischer Gartner Gaudreault Merc Co Ginn & Co Goble Grand Upholstering Greenwood, Recorder Hamel Hastings Daily Tribune Hastings Rubber Stamp Works Hastings Typewriter Co Geo. G L A W Halsey Reuben Ed Beula T N Raymond L Lottie E Lucia O G G S Frieda A J Jay J C E B GENERAL FUND. Interest on Deposit General Fund n tt Road Dragging Gas tax Fines General n tT of the Supervisors $280.00 374.70 33.00 22.50 112.32 10.00 300.00 80.60 2.75 8582.94 998.09 75.80 Fund 170.00 3.91.00 923.55 59.15 High Fund 72.50 3.00 1.50 75.00 2360.42 1737.15 137.00 200.00 243.00 70.00 1.20 476.45 4688.05 454.00 2.85 73.20 579.00 General & County Bridge Fund Road Dragging General Fund tt Yr tt n Road Dragging Interest on Deposit County Highway General Road Dragging Fund t t► on their respective funds and the clerk Mot carried. Supplies Supervisor services .t► Court costs Supervisor services Services Coal Meals for Jury Drugs County Farm Gas Light Coal Office & jail expense Mileage, express & postage Supplies Court costs Supplies Mileage ,t Services Supplies 8 Supervisor services Chair repairs Postage Services Printing Stamp Rpna4rc 3.00 61.80 65.75 35.10 86.25 18.75 40.80 12.20 56.60 10.25 10.27 53.70 209.20 133.32 36.52 4.20 311.18 14.35 1.40 1.70 75.00 28.53 4.34 40.80 3.50 5.00 9.75 23.60 1.00 �= O. E. SERF PRINTING CO.. HASTINGS, NEBR. SUPERVISOR'S RECORD NO. 13 Lawson Hdw Co Lincoln School Supply Co Lincoln Tel &,Telg Co Marian Milburn & Scott Co. National Welfare Assn. Nebr. Inst. for Feeble Minded Pacific Carbon & Ribbon Mfg Co Penny Co Queen City Laundry Renner Co Rosenau Ruiter School Dist. # 18 Schroeder, Co Atty Serf Printing Co Shannon Stewart St John 11 Theobald, Co Treas Widmai er Woodworth Ayr Lbr Co Beal Bennett Brown Cain_ Carson Drug Co City Electric Dept Deep Rock Station Duncan C S Dutton & Sons W M Emshoff Tire Service Essinger Garage J W Essinger Garage & Oil Co Farmers Union Co-op. Gas & oil Co Filgus Fischer Ga.ngwi sh Hageman Hdw Hastings Battery & Elec. Co Haynes Bros Hubbard Hupf & Denkert Jones & Son Kluver, et al Krulish Battery Service Lambrecht, et al Lofcuist May, et al McClelland -Dunn Motor Co McGrath Hdw Co Mid State Construction Co Mikkelsen Drug Co National Refining Oo Newman O'Connell -Gill Tractor Co Livery Overy, et al Palmer Pavelka Pete's Oil Station Powers Pritchard Schmidt Schuman Shaw Sime Standard Oil Co G K J E J C Percy J C M Fred Herman G O E F E Walter G E A Theresa A J Wm Lovina E C Wilfred Vern Mutt Ayr Lbr Co Ayr Twp Bachman Oil Co Bell Blaine Twp Lemocrat Printing Co Denver Twp Fairbanks Farmer sUnion State Exchange Heartrrell Highland Twp Juniata Twp Geo Clen M C Andy T W Henry Wm Alfred Alfred J H H G Howard Jim Will Will J C Clyde E R Carl John L A J O P Lester C A COUNTY HIGHWAY FUND ROAD DRAGGING FUND Supplies 19 Services -Court house &Farm Bureau Supervisor services Supplies n Care of inmates Carbon Supplies Laundry Supplies Services Supervisor services Rent Supplies Supervisor services Plumbing. Mileage Services Postage Bailiff, etc Services Supplies Maintaining Patrolman n Supplies Light at shed Gas, etc Supplies n Tire & tube Supplies Gas & oil Dragging county roads Labor Patrolman Supplies Patrolman Supplies Labor Rented battery Dragging county roads Supplies & gas Dragging county roads Supplies n . Repairs Supplies Oil Labor Tractor parts, lubricant etc Patrolman Labor v1' Supplies Gas & oil Gas Labor 11 Patrolman Gas 11 Supplies Dragging Twp roads Gas Assisting Co. Surveyor Dragging twp roads Supplies Dragging Trap roads Assisting Co. Surveyor Supplies Surveyor Dragging Twp roads n 5.00 27.54 68.75 90.00 6.19 5.60 119.19 3.50 12.09 6.15 7.00 37.50 43.30 10.00 17.25 30.20 19.00 .85 1.30 13.04 5.00 56.20 75.00 43.64 8.60 30.00 62.40 85.58 .75 6.14 38.02 14.05 23.38 30.90 25.80 91.80 60.95 2.40 26.22 77.77 9.57 15.50 .20 79.80 9.50 17.51 25.75 .50 7.50 14.95 6.90 19.20 8.4.1 8.25 .70 16.80 87.78 501.66 79.04 15.00 52.50 4.35 83.26 19.72 52.82 98.80 77.74 75.46 63.27 4.80 121.30 15.40 9.85 3.50 5.50 239.20 25.30 3.50 16.75 12.60 9.60 12.10 9R Kn 42 0, E, SERF PRINTING CO., HASTINGS, NEBR. SUPER VISOR'S RECORD NO. 13 Schlueter Silver Lake Twp Verona Twp Walker Wanda Twp West Blue Twp Adams Co. Red Adrain, et al Austin Groc Ayr Lbr Co Bauer Cross R T Jacob POOR AID FUND Gravel Dragging Twp Roads Supplies Dragging Twp roads rt 7.50 10.90 12.10 4.00 11.80 55.60 Services 15.50 Mrs John zr 45.00 Groc 35.62 Goal 4.25 F Groc 11.71 11 +4 rf 1.12 Serres Groc *r 3.68 Berts Drug Store Drugs 18.80 Brewer Dan Coal 5.55 Brown, MD J W Services 22.75 Byers Lbr Co " 48.75 Cannon T N Drugs 14.23 Carson Drug Co fr 25.95 City Fuel & Feed Co Coal 58.75 Coates B F Groc 5.76 Cowger Dr R H Services 35.00 Cowton Goal Co Coal 127.79 Crosson Mrs Wm Services 20.00 DeBacker Dr L J " 30.00 Dever Chas R 1t 13.00 Dickerson F E Gm e 10.35 Dr Egbert Hospital Services 119.50 Eckhardt Groc Groc 12.00 4' Carl Chas " 13.18 Evans 0 G Groc 1.50 Gentert's Cash Store n 10.63 Guildner C Wayne g 176.00 Hahn Dr 0 H Services 8,00 Hahne Bros Groc 32.71 Hamel Dr E B Services 34.00 Hastings Cemetery Assn Burial expense 12.00 Helmes J J Supplies 8.50 Hendricksen Robert Groc 10.70 Herbst H. " .14.60 Johnson Cash Way Limber Co Coal 245.95 Jones James G 'r 11.10 Jungerman Groc Groc 94.75 Juniata Grain & ]Live Stock Assn Coal 52.60 Kenesaw Funeral Home Funeral Expense 40.00 Kenesaw Mill & Elevator Co Flour & coal 236.45 Kohlbry Herman Groc 12.45 Latta Dr E J Services 88.50 Laughlin Karl Groc 12.50 Lee Katherine Services 20.00 Lippincott Oil Co Gas 1.29 Livingston Bros Funeral expense 30.00 M & A Store Groc 47.74 Mary Lanning Memorial Hospital. Service 262.37 Matthiesen Co Carl R Drugs 2.25 McDowell Groc W H Groc 5.48 McFerren Mrs'Ida Services 27.00 Mikkelsen Drug Co Drugs 28.10 Moon Lulu K Services 21.43 National Sales Co Groc 4.71 Nowers Dr W E Services 101.00 Osgood Clarence Groc 4.76 Pauley Lbr Co Coal 93.35 Phillips Petroleum Co Gas 2.14 Rogers Groc Groc 18.75 Roseland Grain & Supply Co Coal 3.80 Rutts Drug Co Drugs 8.35 Schaufelberger Frank Services 20.00 Schmitz Drug Co Drugs 1.10 Schneider Edith Services 25.00 Schunk Chas. L Groc 14.93 Shaw Wilfred L Services 32.10 Silvey Lbr Co J A . Coal 4.65 Smith Dr A A Services 5.00 Spicer Dr C R +r 12.00 Stager Joe Hauling wood 10.00 Standard Oil Co Gas .90 Stark Mrs C Services 15.00 Hannah n 17.71 r Mrs J Sumner, MD Ella P 12.00 n Sunnyside 9.50 r Swanson Leonard A n 228.00 Sweeney MD E E n 1111.50 11.50 Trausch . G W Groe 1s ng SUPERVISOR'S RECORD NO. 13 E. SERF PRINTING CO.. HASTINGS, NEBR. Whisinand Groc Ayr Lbr Co Clark JA Detour Fred Frahm, et al Art Huckfeldt Robert Mangers Al Nebr. Culvert & Mfg Co Culvert Silvey Lbr Co J A Lbr COUNTY FAIR FUND Adams County Agriculture Society For Pernament improvements & premiums 500.00 ROAD FUND SUPERVISOR DIST # 1. Shannon F E Road work 67.50 ROAD FUND SUPERVISOR DIST. # 2. Berg L A Road work 60.00 ROAD FUND SUPERVISOR DIST. # 3. Ruhter M Fred Road work 65.00 ROAD FUND SUPERVISOR DIST. # 4. Goble Jay Road work 85.00 Motion by Bowers, seconded by Ruhter, that the following names be submitted to the Clerk of District Court from which to draw the jury for the next term of district court. Supervisor Dist. # 1. Nest Blue: Floyd Harrell, H. P. Hansen, John Yost. Highland: J. W. Rider, E. M. Dominy, Glen Robertshaw. Denver: Geo Neeman, John Fricke, Pearl Daugherty. Blaine: Roy Smith, C. A. Starr. Supervisor Dist. # 2. Verona: Richard Struss, Harold Whitesel. Juniata: Cleo Newell,"Earl L. Gangwish, Fred Augustin. Wanda: Ralph Burling, Fred Roeder, Floyd Eggers. Kenesaw: Roy Ernst, Vern Osler, H. M. Finnigsmier. Supervisor Dist. # 3. Roseland: Mat Trausch, A. H. Ruhter, Henry Burkhard. Cottonwood: Bill Ei ch, Gus Granstrom, Roy Gilmore. LOGAN: Arthur Beirow, Lloyd Hall, Dave Koch. Silver Lake: Hugo Meyers, Geo. J. Ricker. Supervisor Dist. # 4. Ayr: Fred Kort, Will Rheingan, Will Dycus. Zero: Martin Kort, Louie Muhleisen, Herman Plautz. Little Blue: Emil Kalvoda, Ben Leighfield, John Reiber. Hanover: Fred Blomenkamp, Charlie Brader. Supervisor Dist. # 5, City of Hastings. A Barth, John Stroh, H. Bexten, Henry Fete, John Maul, John Hopp, Geo. Trupp, T. J. Barry, H. O. Eckhardt, Harry Wilson, W. E. True, J. K. Gettman. '44*-'"4"-°115114tagti BRIDGE FUND —ii5aEsE Groc Culvert, band etc Repairs Labor 0.0041, . 4,ft 04k,t4M*WW.ft* 1:eidtatV11' 2.70 24.67 110.83 2.50 20.75 5.00 4.00 139.74 53.60 Supervisor Dist. # 6, City of Ha6tings. Ralph Patterson, Ernest C. Withers, Clarence Robinson, Geo. May, Peter Goedert, Chas. Daniel Seward, Joe Hartman, M. M. Mathers, Edward Dier, Tom Davis. Supervisor Dist. # 7, City of Hastings. Ben Hein, Frank Addleman, Glen Reams, E. C. Leinweber, J. J. Tawzer, Elmer Sunday, Chris A. A. Adams, Owen Jones, Henry Cropley, I. L. Anderson. Motion by Goble, seconded, by Bowers, that this board now adjourn to meet again on January 6th, 1934 at 9 o'clock A.M. Motion carried'. Board adjouned. Stroh Jr., Geo. C. Adamson, Work, A. D. Lay, County Clerk. 0 E. SERF PRINTING CO., HASTINGS. NEBR, SUPERVISOR'S RECORD NO. 13 COURT HOUSE, HASTINGS, NEBR. Saturday, Jan 6th, 1934. 9 o'clock A.M. Regular meeting of the Adams County Board of Supervisors Roll call, all members present as follows: met as per adjournment of Dec. 5th, 1933. Bauer, Berg, Bowers, Goble, Marian, Ruhter and Shannon. Minutes of last meeting were read and approved. At 12 o'clock noon the board recessed until 1:15 when the baord again resumed with all members present. Motion by Shannon, seconded by Ruhter, t hat the request for a blind pension for Mrs. K. F. Davis be allowed at $12.00 per month. Roll call, all voted aye. Motion carried. Motion by Ruhter, seconded by Bower that the application of Bert Brower for off and on Beverage license be not grant- ed. Roll call, allvoted aye. Motion carried. Motion by Goble, seconded by Shannon, that the fourth quarterly report of the County Sheriff be placed on file. Motion carried. Motion by Ruhter, seconded by Bower, that the blind pension for Fred Yenckel and L. Roll call, all voted aye. Motion carried. Motion by Bower, seconded by Shannon, that the following claims be allowed on instructed to issue warrants for the same. Roll call, all voted aye. Motion Adams Baker bauer Berg Bohlke Co Judge Bowers Brazelton Brazelton Brigham Burroughs Adding Machine Co Cannon Central Power Co City Electric Dept Crosson Crosson, Sheriff Cunningham, Supt Defines Drug Co Dericks Bike Shop Dillenbach, Clerk of Dist Court Evans Gartner Goble Hastings Letter Shop Hastings Rubber Stp Wks Hastings Sheet Metal Wks Hastings Typewriter Co Hewitt Jones, Co. Clerk Jones, Co. Clerk K -B Printing Co Keith, et al Kenesaw Progress Kline Land Lincoln School Supply Co Lincoln Tel. & Telg Co Marian Marian Martin Mikkelsen Drug Co Omaha School Supply Co Queen City Laundry Ruhter Rutherford Bros Sample Schroeder, Co Atty Serf Printing Co Shannon St John St John Stein Bros Co Theobald Co. Treas '+idmaier Woodworth Zion Office Supply Adams Co Avr Lbr Co A. A. Wesley G G L A 4 Halsey Reuben Ed Paul Beula T N Bertha Raymond L Lottie E Lucia O G Frieda Jay Gladys T. 4. T. W. Dr. W. W. J B CH H E J E Wm S M Fred Kenneth Herman G O E F E E A Theresa A A J Wm Lovina J D . Yenckel be cancelled. their respective funds and the clerk carried. GENERAL FUND. Desk top Labor Supervisor services ft Court costs Supervisor services Services ft rr Drugs Co Farm Gas Light Matron Office & joil expense Postage & mileage Supplies Lock Court costs Mileage Services Supervisor services Claim blanks Stamps Supplies Services t Mileage Postage, registers etc Supplies Insanity,witness, etc Printing Services • Care of inmates Supplies Services n Supervisor services Services Supplies n Laundry Supervisor services Plumbing Labor Supplies rr Supervisor services Mileage Services Desk. Postage Bailiff & mileage Services Supplies COUNTY HIGHWAY FUND Supplies rr 53.50 1.25 56.00 52.80 62.06 95.50 75.00 8.75 43.20 38.25 6.00 10.07 37.14 5.52 136.93 29.60 3.70 .90 256.49 1,40 28.85 37.00 7.00 2.50 13.50 9.50 40.63 16.20 18.91 60.50 26.00 21.40 .75 110.54 36.61 68.25 99.05 60.00 24.26 .50 3.76 5.61 61.60 .60 1.25 2.75 145.25 25.00 2.00 48.10 4.75 47.00 23.50 75.00 .75 15.95 1O 1 C Hall County's 1934 Review as Made by Clerk Outstanding Feature of the Record Is Heavy Relief Burden Carried NEW TASKS TO SOLVE Pension Law a Failure -Fine Work of Highway Department -War- rants Issued Totalled 2,635 -Old. Age Pensions Number 199. County Clerk Neumann, as cus- tomory, gave to the county board today a review of the county's ac- tivities, during the past year, citing some of the unusual problems it had to meet, and giving an account of the expenditures: The report is as follows: To the Honorable Chairman and Members of the B'oard of Supervi- sors, of Hall County, Nebraska: An- other year has passed into history arid your labors as members of the present board are about at an end. I am sure that your activities per- formed are highly appreciated by the people of the county in general. Your clerk has received considerable comment as to his annual report presented to your honorable body last year, I am therefore giving you some data as to, the activities you were engaged in during the past year, particularly in the matter 'of assisting the dependents and unem- ployed, as well as many other im- portant factors. The figures, as given below, may not be absolutely correct, as the of- fice has no regular form for check- ing, and errors may have occurred. All of the county funds have during the past year, as was the case in 1933, been kept in a most careful manner, this being accomplished through the united efforts of the members and the various officers of the county. It is with regret to report that the expenditures in the general fund exceeded those of last year by nearly $16,000.00, which, however, is explanatory. The first increase being the purchase of addi- tional tax books and receipts, on ac- count of the new tax law, enacted by the last legislature; the five-year fire insurance policies became due; the bank service charge of two per cent on daily balances; the neces- sary relief activities; primary and general election expense; sewer as- sessment; the contribution to the defense of the Platte valley water diversion controversy; premium on county treasurer's surety bond and a number of other minor items. Never Before Experienced The members of the county board, during the past year, have had tasks to solve that have never been experienced by any board in the his- tory of Hall county. One of the most important was that to solve the unprecedented aid and unem- ployment situation. After the coun- ty had carried a part of the load for the first six months of the year, representatives of the federal gov- ernment came before the board, of- fering assistance, providing the county would agree to meet them according to its stipulations. After discussing the matter on several oc- casions, Chairman Miller called a special meeting for the purpose of taking action on the proposition, at which time the federal state relief department, was represented by Mr. Elmore. After a lengthy discussion the following agreement was entered into and adopted: First -The providing of an amount equal to at least twenty-five per cent of the county's gas tax in- come, to be used for work relief. Second -The coordinating of county and federal relief work in the county under one head, approved by the Federal Emergency Relief ad- ministration. Third -The making of unemploy- ment and poor relief levies in '1934, not less than 1.93 mills. There were a number of other minor stipula- tions in the agreement, too numer- ous to mention. Relief $7,426 More The records show that the total, expended for relief in 1934, was $57,- 214.94 as against $49,788 in 1933. This does not include the vast sum ap- propriated by the federal govern- ment, from July 1933 to and includ- ing the allotment for November 1934, amounting to $124,003.27, not includ- ing $3,000.00 for the self-help group nor the supplemental food sup- plies. These appropriations were se- cured through the efforts of the state board, of which Mr. A. F. Buechler, of thi, city, is a member. The Self -Help association has been one of the large factors in relief work and is to be complimented on its work. The Christmas Cheer, Red Cross Chapter, Salvation Army and all of the other organizations, inter- ested in the welfare of the com- munity, were most active through- out the year and are to b given much credit. A number of inquiries have been made as to comparison of cases of dependent families, during the year of 1924, a ten-year period. In check- ing the records there were 59 fami- lies receiving aid that year, at a cost of $10,142.19. As far as I am inform- ed, there are over 1,000 cases now being handled by the relief adminis- trator. Keeping Down Levy At the first regular meeting of the board in January, an estimate was established for the various funds and unanimously eliminated the bridge appropriation, as also one for the sinking fund, the latter being for the building and equip- ping a county hospital. This was done for the purpose of keeping down the levy and realizing that the aid situation would become more serious. Of coarse, at that time the federal proposal had not as yet been in the making and therefore at the August meeting, an emergen- cy existing, a levy was made to con- form with the agreement, as adopt- ed. I have no suggestions to make to the incoming board, Of the present membership, three are holdovers and one Mr. Scheibel, being re-elected, the three new members will soon ac- quaint themselves with the affairs of the county that are and will con- front them. I hope and am sure, the'same harmony and activity will prevail as in the past year. The matter of old age pension, as adopt- ed by the last legislature, is a com- plete failure, and an extensive change is absolutely necessary. The amount available to the pension board which has charge of passing on the applicants and which has had a most trying experience, being compelled to grant pensions to only one-third of those entitled to re- ceive same. At present they are re- ceiving two dollars per month, or as several remarked, a little pin -money. The members of the board are en- titled to a great deal of credit. as they have worked untiringly, and, at that, without any compensation. Rudd's Good Record In conclusion, I desire to say a few words regarding the highway department, while not in possession of any of its records, with the ex- ception of issuing warrants, present- ed by them to this office, it gives me great pleasure to be able to say, that Mr. L. R. Rudd, highway com- missiornerfor the past two years, has fulfilled all of the obligations re- quired of him, and is conducting the affairs in a most efficient manner. He has worked hand in hand with the federal relief as to the employ- ment situation, putting many men to work on roads. This office has during the year issued 2,635 warrants on the general and mothers' pension funds in the amount of $145,573.98; soldiers' relief 9'7 warrants in amount of $1,585.82; bridge warrants 106, for the amount of $24,006.67 and in the county road five warrants, which comprises the gasoline tax, transferred to the roaddragging fund $45,000.00, In the roaddragging fund there were 1,220 warrants issued, amounting to $83,405.00 and in the old age pen- sion fund 199, for the amount of, $398.00. Expenditures Itemized The following is an itemized re- port of expenditures for 1934, in the various departments, pertaining to the general and soldiers' relief funds: County clerk: Salaries, including extra hire for computing tax list, $4,758.40; supplies, postage and ex- press, $223.19; total, $4,981.59. County treasurer: Salaries and ex- tra clerk hire, $6,373.19.supplies and postage, $949.65; total $7,322.84. Farm bureau: As per appropria- tion by the county board, $2,750.00. County attorney: Salary and ex- pense, $2,752.68. County jail: Coal, $926.31; sup- plies and repairs, $471.77; gas, $49.- 93; salaries for jailor and fireman, $1,419.00; matron services, $174.00; miscellaneous, $57.5'7; total. $3,098.58. Court house: Water, $379.61; light and supplies, $776.82; telephone, $822.90; auditing books, $280.00; fire and liability insurance, $4,632.59; supplies and repairs, $1233.65; sala- ries, $881.00; bank service charge, $3,959.57; supplies for various ioffi- cers received from clerk's office, ad- vertising and reports, $505.16; pub- lishing delinquent tax list, $741.00; primary and general election ex- penses, $4,807.99; City of Grand Is- land, sewer assessment, $500.00; fees to the secretary of soldiers' relief commission, $180.85; county regis- trars, reporting births and deaths, $233.25; preparing old age pension applications and supplies, $148.57; bounties, $25.00; tax books, $1,219.- 30; Chamber of Commerce, to op- pose water diversion, $1,100.00; coun- ty treasurer bond, $1,500.00; miscel- laneous items, $267.35; total $24,194.- 61. County superintendent: Salaries $3,120.00; mileage, $136.75; supplies and postage, $910.52; hall rent and extra clerk hire, $312.36; total, $4,- 479.63. County judge: Salaries, $3,759.96; supplies and postage, $561.78; costs in state cases, $646.07; total, "$4;967. 81. Clerk of the district court: Sala- ries, $3,960.00; supplies and postage, $528.18; costs insanity cases, $323.- 51; costs state cases, $1,233.58; sta- tistics,$1250; total, $6,057.77. " County assessor: Salaries, $1,481.- 81; field deputies, $4,084.30;"'sup- plies, postage, $597.01; total, $6,163.- Justice 6,163. Justice of the peace: Costs in state cases, $229.13; supplies, $77.65; total $306.78. Register of deeds: Salaries, $2,- 959.92; supplies and postage, $291.41; total, $3,251.33. Police judge: Costs in state cases, $126.00. County sheriff: Salaries, $4,219.- 92; telephone and telegraph, $198.- 98; boarding prisoners, $2,999.59; investigations and trip expenses, $979.23; supplies and postage, $38.40; guards, $48.50; total, $8,484.62. Relief in Detail Support of dependents: Supplies for commissary, $8,246.69; groceries purchased from stores for those un- able to come to the county store, on account of sickness, and those re- siding in various parts of the county, $1,230.56; coal and wood, $4,024.75; care of invalids, $525.00; salary, op- erations and mileage of county phy- sician, $976.00; bread, $2,156.68; milk, $1,395.65; drugs, $1.173.96; ambu- lance and taxi service, $91.00. The above items are all up to August 1st. Advanced by county treasurer for the care of about fifty single per- sons at rooming houses, or private homes, also for the payment of rents, etc., issued by the county in- vestigator, prior to August 1st, $6,- 504.63; orders issued on the treasur- er by Mr. Belknap, present federal and county administrator, for groc- eries, coal, rent, etc., $15,1'78.13; clothing, $137.12; burials, $919.00, both of the last two items are to August 1st; mothers' pensions, $6,- 675.00; blind pensions, $1,362.50; fee- ble minded institute, care of in- mates, $230.30; hospital care, $2,060.- 20; extra physicians, $355.65; sala- ries for county commissary, $967.00; printing of commissary supplies, $211.40; gas and oil for transients, kerosene for fuel and light, etc., $1,- 013.41; nursing and other care, $436.- 32. The last six items are to Au- gust 1st. Cleaning and painting the interior of the court house, un- der CWA project, the gardening projects, supplies and repairs, $1,- 311.99; post mortems, $32.00; total, $57,214.94. Miscellaneous Expenditures District court: Court costs, $1,- 408.40; printing of bar dockets, $142.76; meals to jury, $95.05; jury fees, $1,670.10; attorney fees defend- ing prisoners, $377.50; audit of Doni- phan elevator books, $75.00; special examinations by physicians, $100.00; transcripts, $189.58; miscellaneous, $67.32; total, $4,125.71. County supervisors: A. H, Rehder, $664.60 Lon Cox, $620.40; Fred J. Miller, $528.40; Alex Scheibel, $747.- 70; Glen E. Swan, $950.00; Geo. C. Giesenhageri, $598.60;" Geo.'A . Ma- der, $671.00; total, $4,780.70. Soldiers' relief: Groceries, $641.70; coal, $548.80; clott ing and drugs, $124.11; advanced by treasurer for rents and transportation, $271,21; total, $1,585.82. Old age pension: The pension board granted 199 applications at the rate of $2.Q0 per month, as long as the funds will permit, $398.00. The following amounts were cred- ited to the general fund during the past year: Fees from county offi- cials, $32,984.63; interest on county deposits, $4,807.10; cash rent of county farm, $120.00; refunds, $750.- 18; boarding city prisoners and mis- cellaneous receipts, $509.79; total, $39,171.70. I desire to express my sincere ap- preciation to the members of the county board for the consideration` extended this office during the past year and hope this same spirit will exist in 1935; as also to the various county officials for their assistance, and the taxpayers and citizens of Hall county for their support. Hop- ing that this report may be of some interest to your honorable body and the public in general. Respectfully yours, GUS. E. NEUMANN, an. 2nd, 1935. County Clerk.