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Home My WebLink AboutSupervisors Rec 10 19182 THURSDAY - JANUARY 3rd, 1918 10 A.M. -o-rd met es per ad j.ournment. Roll call, all members present.. in Adams CouMovedebyechitin?aand drsecondeby, Hoff that the a,ppraisement of school lands y, y , 1918, be copied from the original records of appraisementand made part of the records of this Board. Roll call, all voted yea. Motion prevailed. Appraisement as follows:_ Part of Section Sec. Twp. R. Agr. & Grazing Value per 1T1 SE 16 5 9 `, 70.00 NW SE 165 9 85.00 NE NE'56--6 60.00 SE NE 366 9 70.00 NE SE 36 6 9 60.00 NW SE 36 6 9 90.00 16 5 10 90.00 16 5 11 80.00 16 5 11 100.00 16 5 11 80.00 16 5 11 80.00 36 6 11 100.00 16 5 12 45'.00 16 5 12 80.00 16 6 12 85.00 166 12 55.00 36 6 12 40.00 36 6 12 40.00 36 612 40.00 36 6 12 44,00 16 8 12 38.00 16 812 38.00 16 8 12 38.00 16 8 12 38.00 NW NE SW SE[ NW NE NW NE SE NE. NW SE NE NW. SW SE SW SE SE SE SE NE NW NW SL E SE SE SE SE SE NW NW NW NW A recess until one thirty o'clock p.m. was then taken. TFURSD Y - JANUARY '3rd , 1918 1:30 P.M. Boardreassembled as per recess. Roll ch11, all members present. Moved by Schlegel and seconded by Hynes that Fenry Schick be appointed a member of the Soldiers' and Sailors' Relief Commission for ?dams County. Motion prevailed. Acre Moved by Fynes and seconded by Schlegel that the recommendation of the FinPnce Committee be mare the order of the Board and the following claims be allow^Ted. against the bridge fund. Roll cell, all voted yea. Lotion prevailed. Roy S.Histler $ 10.25 Moved_ by Benedict and seconded by Fynes that the recommenda=tion of the Finance Committee be m de the order of the ?Board and the following claims be allowed against the special motor vehicle registration fund and the Clerk instructed to draw warrants for the same. Roll call, all voted yea. Motion prevailed. J.H.Augustine 4 88.20. A.B.Fernow f 45.20 J..H. ugustine 15.00. F.W,Frahm 43.25 T.C.Siegner 13.95. Moved by Hynes and seconded by Whiting that the recommendation of the Fin-nce Committee be made the order of the Board and the following claims be allowed against the general fund and the Clerk instructed to draw warrants for the same. Roll call, all voted yea. Motion prevailed. 'Byers Tumber Co. Webster Co., _7.D Twidale Shoe Co. Hastings Fuel Co. Rapid Shoe repair Go. Wa_hlauis t Bros. Gre ininger Mere. . C o . Union Meat I'-arket U.F.Yost Lbr.Go•.... Nye -Schneider -Fowler Co. G.T.Van Patten B . M. S imms FredBlake, Jr.__ nee Haggard C.V.` Thisin-ncL_..••....••• C.V.Tangevin Conrad Walker 10.00. 84.81. 7.25. 40.00. 2.00. 67.60; 69.89. 8.80. 50.00 27.00. c� 8.13. 22.15. 39.95. 24.28. 8.13. 8.73. 14.39. N.D.Yidder 3.H.Vastine J.H.Vastine W.M. Grow Don G.Fouts Lem µ Tibbets Mary Dungan W.h.Gole J . R . Bau gh A.I.Battan M.R.Emberson T.G-.Saddler J.G.Gole Jacob Bauer Henry Bauer H.O.Eckhardt Proffitt & Lovell • $ 48.00 18.49 203.25 2.00 4.00 206.75 12.10 92.30" 50.00 1.35 20.00 26.75 76.09 9.22 10.67 54.86 14.04 THURSDAY Moved by Benedict names be submitted from which Court. Motion prevailed. District No.t West Blue, John Livingston Glenn Bosley - JANUARY 3rd,_ 1a8-..1... and seconded by Schlegel to select the: jurors for Highland, Denver, Jas. McCreary Thos. Goodwin, Jr. Geo. Bivens E L.J.Huckfeldt Conrad Grothen Blaine, Chas. Hildebrand Grant Hoagland District No.2 Juniata Geo. Pratt Fred Augustine Clinton Baugh Hanover Ayr, Verona, Yenesaw, Fred. Blomenkamp Geo. Classen John E Thus en Prank Bos and 3.A.Woodworth James Finnerty District No.3 la Anderson Fred Berg Wanda, Howard. Long Ed Dry Frank Currier Died erich Smith P.G.Roeder Roseland, Logan, Silver Lake, Zero, )Q„ P ,M. cont . that the following list of the next term of District District No.4 M.E,Dieter John Fisher John N.Gentert Peter Pittz John Blenkenbiller John Kline G.F.Bonham Chas. Meyer Little Blue, Charles Bostock. J.H.Conley Geo. Klein Carl Eckhardt John Hopp .E.Doggett District No.5 Geo. Harm John Curry John Rehn M. Baugh District 170.6 C.W.Boyles Geo.W.Cisney Arthur Eusden Curtis L.Walters John Adrian Alex G.Brehm J .M.Erns t Harry` G.Feist District E.N.Corbin Chas.B.Herbert W.A.Decker •" C2le '.Lawson No.7 Charles Cleland Thomas Davidson Earl D.Bruce F.P.Uerling Cottonwood, Otto Hansen J.L.Hull MONDAY' - JANUARY '7th, 1 Board reassembled as per recess. Roll cell, all members: present. A recess until one thirty p.m. was then ordered to permit the Board to act Settlement Committee. :MONDAY JANUARY 7th 1918 - 1:30 P.M. Board reassembled as per recess.` Roll call, all members present. After discussion of the Yernan Lsgoon drainage project the Board recessed to the call of the Chair to view said lagoon. ell at 4:30 O'clock p.m., all members present. Roll c A recess until nine o'clock a.m.' was then taken. TUEBmt - JANUARY 8th, 1918 - 9 A.M. Bo rd reassembled as per recess,' Roll call, all members present.. Moved by Hoff and seconded by Whiting that the recommendation of the Finance Committee be made the order of the Board and the claim of C.P.Smith for ll.75 be allowed against the special manor vehicle,registration fund and the Clerk instructed to draw aA warrant for the some. Roll call, all voted yea. Motion prevailed. • 284 TESDAY- JANUARY 8th, 1918 - 9 A.M. cont. Moved by Hynes and seconded by Schlegel that the recommendation of the Finance Committee be made the order of the Board and the following claims be allowed against the general fund and the Clerk instructed to draw Warrants for the same. Roll call, all voted yea. Motion prevailed. Allyn & Bissell.1., 0 20.00. N.D.Kidder 5.20 1.50. N.D.Kidder 24.00 1.80; D.N.BithSr 22.10 43.75; T.G.Whiting 22.80 ........ 78.50; B.P.Schlegel 34.85 79.14; John Hoff 0* ********** I 4141430.00 171.22; J.L.Hynes 30.00 118.56. F.J.Benedict 28.00 Anderson Shoe Co. Pickens & Bretton .Hastings Ice Co. Sunnyside ......... . .. County Treasurer H.C.Faverly J.R.Bangh • • * Moved by Kidder and seconded by Benedict that the Clerk be instructed to drew warrant for blind relief as shown by motion passed December 27th, 1917, in favor of Thomas Murphy instead of *Jhn Murphy on account of error in name. Motion prevailed. A recess until one thirty o'clock p.m. was then taken. TUESDAY - JANUARY th, 1918 1:30 P.M. Board rs=ssemblod as Per recess. Roll 09,11, all members present. Minutes read and approved. Moved by Kidder end seconded 'by Whiting tht the Board adjourn sine die. Motion P J11 4 • TUESDAY - JANUIRY 8th, 1918 - 2 P.M. Board met in regular session, called to order by the Clerk. Roll call, all members present as follows: D.N.Bitner, T.G.Whiting, B.F.Schlegel, J.T.Hynes, John Foff, F.J.Benedict and N.D.Kidder. Mr.Bitner was chosen temporary chairman. The Board then proceeded to select a chairman, the first ballot resulting in three votes for Hynes, two for Bitner, and two for Schlegel; the second ballot, three votes for Hynes, three for Bitner, one for Schlegel; and the third ballot, three for Hynes and four for Bitner. Mr.Bitner was declared elected. A recess for thirty minutes was then ordered by the chair. At the expiration of the recess the Board reassembled, all members present. Standing committees for the year were then announced by the chairman as follows: Settlement Committee: Whiting, Chairman; Toff, Kidder, Hynes, Benedict, Schlegel, Bitner. Finance Committee: Kidder, Chairman; Schlegel, Hynes, Benedict, Foff, Bitner and Whiting. Complaint Committee: Hoff, Chairman; Benedict and Bitner. Bond Committee: Whiting, Chairman; Schlegel and Kidder. Roads and Bridges: Schlegel, Chairman; Kidder, Hoff and member of Board in district where work is done. Lands, Buildings -nd Supplies: •Benedict, Chpirmen; Hoff and Kidder. County Farm Committee; Hynes, Chairman; Whiting and Benedict. Moved by Hynes end seconded by Whiting that the bid of Wahlquist Bros. on Class B, printing, be -ccepted for the year 1918,(bids for printing and supplies having been opened and reed). Poll call, yea,- Hynes; nays,- Benedict, Kidder, Hoff, Whiting, Schlegel, and Bitner. Motion lost. Moved by Schlegel and seconded by Whiting that all bids submitted for Class B, printing, for the year 1918, be rejected. Roll call, yees,- Benedict, Kidder, Foff, Whiting, Schlegel, Bitner; nay,- Hynes. Motion prevailed. A recess until nine o'clock a.m. Wednesday, January 9th, was then taken. WEDNESDAY - ,TANUARY 9th, 1918 - 9 A.M. Board reassembled as per recess. Roll call, all metbers present. Moved by -Jeff and seconded by Whiting that the Board accept the bid of the watkins-Ashby-Clute Printing Company on Class A, Books, for the year 1918, submitted as follows: Poll call, yes,- Kidder, Hynes, Hoff, whiting, Schlegel, Bitner; nay,- Benedict. Motion prevPiled. 8 quire plain records, medium, each 12.00 8 quire printed head records, medium, e -ch 16.00 8 quire printed page records, medium, each .. .. . 18.00 Canvas covers and patent backs, each 1.75 Tax receipts for 1918, duplicate, with carbon, 200 in book, per book 00400 ******* .01100•041 3.30 Chattel mortgage files, 100 in book, per book .. 2.00 Iitlographed warrants, per AT 13.50 _Moved by Hynes and seconded. by Hoff thPt the petition of Geo.T.Wheat, et al, for a bridge between Sections 3 and 10, Logan Township, be referred to the Road and Bridge Committee. Motion prevailed. The chairmen then declared a recess until one thirty p.m. WEDNESDAY - JANUARY 9th, 1918 - 1:30 P.M. Board re,2.ssembled as per recess. Roll call, all members present. Moved by Benedict and seconded by Hynes that the recommendation of the Finamce Committee be made the order of the Board„ and the following estimate of expenses for the year 1918, be adopted. Roll call, all voted yea. Motion prevailed. (See next page for estimate.) Z1N •'. WEDNESDAY - JANUARY 9th, 1918 - 1':30 P.M. cont. Estimate of Expenses for 1918: - Books, Stationery and Printing 0 2,500.00 General Expense ... 15,000.00 Bridges .. 20,000.00 Supervisors ,,,,,„„ 4,000.00 Assessment .... .eloalpoipsoltilosest,osolooires 4,000.00 Superintendent .. OOOOO .... O . O . O ......... 750.00 Coroner .......••• 250.00 Attorney •...........•••.••••••••••••••• 500.00 Jail it et • e • • • • • • • • • • • 1,500.00 Coal ........... 1,500.00 Poor Aid ****** • • •• . ** . ** ..... • • • • 6 • • • • • 9,000.00 County Farm • • • ... ************** • ..*..•• 2,500.00 Court Expense • • 5,000.00 Tax lists ..........•••••••...••.••... 1,000.00 Lends & Buildings 2,500.00 Roads a * . ** • • • ..• .• • • .• .• • • .• ..... ••• 8,000.00 CTRS, Teter, Lights and. Phones 2,000.00 Mothers' Pensions 2,000.00 Election .•.••....•...• 3,000.00 Total • r85,000.00 Moved by _Hynes end seconded by Kidder thst the bridge piens end specificetions of the St-te Engineer for the year 1915 es now on file at the county clerk's office, be adopted es tIe Plans -nd srecificPtions for the use of Adams County for the yeer 1918. Roll call, ell voted yea. Motion prevailed. :roved by T3ynos and seconded by Schlegel that the Clerk be instructed to advertise , ,„ for bids for bridges, according to statute, a certified check for ',TOO to be required with each hid es e guarnntee that the successful bidder will enter into contract as per bid. Roll cell, ell voted yea. Motion prevailed. Moved. by Kidder end seconded by Schlegel that when the Board adjourns it does so to meet egin February 7th, 1918, at ten o'clock a.m. Motion prevailed. Moved by _Kidder and seconded by Whiting that the Board designate ten per cent of the roads of Adams County as county roads. Motion preveiled. Moved by Hynes and. seconded by Hoff that the Hastings Daily Tribune and the Pdams County -emocret be designated as the p2pers to publish the proceedings of the Board for the year 1918, at one half of one third of the legal rate each. Roll call, all voted yea. Motion prevailed. Moved by Hoff and seconded by Hynes that the Clerk be instructed to readvertise for bids for supplies under classes B and C. Roll call, yeaq- Kidder, Hynes, Hoff;' Schlegel, Bitner; nay,- Benedict. Motion prevailed. A recess until nine o'clock a.m. Thursday, January 10th. THURSDAY - JANUARY 10th, 1918 - 9 A.M. Board reassembled as per recess. 'Roll call, ell presort except Hynes. At ten thirty the Board recessed to meet as a Board of Health. Roll call at 11 o'clock a.m. All members present except Hynes. Minutes read and approved. Motion to adjourn. Carried. spent THURSDAY FEBRUARY 7th, 1918 - 10 A.M. Board met as per adjournment. Roll call, all members present. Bids for bridge work for the year 1918 were then opened and read and the forenoon considering same. At noon a recess until one thirty o'clock p.m. was ordered. THURSDAY - FEBRUARY7th, 1918 1:30 -P.M. Board reassembled as per recess. Roll call, all members present. Moved. by Kidder and seconded by Benedict that the Board accept the bid of the Standard. Bridge Company of Omaha, on steel bridge construction for the,year 1918. Roll call, all voted yea. Motion prevailed. Kitts Moved by Kidder a.nd seconded by Whiting that the Boa=rd accept the bid of Frank r concrete construction for the year 1918. Roll call, all voted yea. Motion prevailed. Bids for furnishing office supplies were then opened and read. Moved by Kidder and seconded by Hoff that the bid. of B.M.Simms on Class "C" - office supplies - be ^ccepted for the year 1918. Roll calf., all voted yea. Motion prev¢iled. Bid as follows: Ink,- Carter's, Stafford's, Sanford, Diamond, per qt. $ .90 Pens,- Eagle, Estebrooks, Gillot's, per gross 45 Pens,- Glucinum or Railroad line silver pen, (Sample submitted, silver line) per gross 1.00 Pens,- Spencerian, per gross ...........................:.75 Pen holders,- Cork or rubber, per doz. .25 Pencils,- Venus, Copying per doz. ........... ... .70 Pencils,- Velvet, per gross ........ ............... 4.00 Office knives, per doz. Om 8.00 Ink and pencil erasers, large, per doz. .85 Rubber bands, per # .............. ....-1.50 0.K.Paper fasteners, per 100................... .15 Dennison's Paper fasteners, * in.,.per.M .75 Dennison's Paper fasteners, 3/8 in., per M 1.00 Eyelets, short per 100 .15 'lelets, long, per 100 .30 Hotchkiss staples, per box ..................... .20 .20 Ink eradicator, per bottle Moved by Benedict and seconded by Committee be made the order of the Board and Motion prevailed. Geo. F.?uhter ..••.. F.A.Syring Henry Shiok Watkins -Ashby -Gluts Printing 0 B.M•3imms . .. •••••••• ... • . • • • • . •' . • • • • • ••• • • Kidder that the recommendation of the Bond the following bonds be accented end approved. Treasurer, Verona Township. Road. Overseer, Dist.#3, Ayr Township. Member Soldiers' and Sailors' Relief Commission. Bond accompanying contract for books. '3ond accompanying contract for office supplies. Moved by Hynes ^nd seconded by Foff that the Clerk be instructed to drrw the salary warrents for officers and employees'ofAdams County, as provided by statute or as fixed by this ?hoard, the first of each month for the balance of the year 1918, the County Attorney to be p^id such sum ss will equal one third of his quarterly salary. Roll call, all voted. yea. Motion prevailed. Moved by Benedict and seconded by Whiting that the request of John Snider, County Judge, for 50 per month clerk hire for the year 1918, be allowed provided the fees of the office are sufficient to pay it. Roll call, all voted yea. Motion prevailed. A recess until nine o'clock a.m. Friday, February 8th, Was then taken. FRIDAY - FEBRUARY 8th, 1918 - 9 A.M. Board reassembled as per recess. Roll ek11, all members present. Moved by Fynes and seconded by Whiting that the report of the Road_ and Bridge Committee for 'the year 1917, be. accepted and placed on record. Motion preveiled. V1N 1,1)A FRIDAY - FEBRUARY 8th, 1918 Bridge report: 9 A.M. cont. Hastings, Nebraska, Jan. 22nd, 1918. To the Honorable Board of Supervisors, 'dams County, Nebraska, Gentlemen: - The forowing is an itemized report of the Road and Bridge Committee on bridges constructed Pnd repaired in Adams County during the year 1917; also on rod work during the srme period. BRIDGES New bridges constructed: In Supervisor District No.1,- Between Secs.35 end 36, Highl-,nd Township; 20 ft. weterwey; 20 ft. roadway; concrete; flat top $841.99 Between Secs.4 and 5, West Blue Township; 20 ft. waterwey; 20 ft. roadway; concrete; flPt top 893.73 Between Secs.24 end 25, Bl-ine Township; 16 ft. waterwey; 20 ft. roadway; concrete; flat top 502.74 Between Secs.9 rnd 16, Test Blue Township, 20 ft. w-terw-Y; 20 ft. roadway; concrete; flat top 882.92 :P'3121.38 In Supervisor District No.2,- Between Secs.19 and 30, Juniata Township; 14 ft. waterway; 20 ft. roadway; concrete, flat top ....• . $627.27 Between Secs.8 and 17, JuniateTownship; 14 ft. waterway; 20 ft. roadway; concrete; flat top 551.50 Between Secs.12 and 13, Hanover Township; 16 ft. waterway; 20 ft. roadway; concrete, flat top 690.88 P1869.65 In Supervisor District No.3,- Between Secs.27 and 34, Cottonwood Township; 12 ft. waterway; 20 ft. roadway; concrete; flat top $563.57 Between Secs.22 and 23, Cottonwood Township; 16 ft. wrterway; 24 ft. roadway; concrete; flat top 773.05 Between Secs.34 and 35, Cottonwood Township; 24 ft. waterway; 16 ft. roadway; concrete; flat top 639.05 $1976.46 In Supervisor District No.4,- Between Secs.20 and 29, Roseland Township; 18 ft. wrterway. 20 ft. roadway; concrete; flat top $991.75 Between Secs.3 and 10, Silver Lake Township; 16 ft. wrterway; 20 ft. roadway; concrete; flat top 628.63 Between Secs.2 and 11, Silver Lake Township; 16 ft. wnterway; 20 ft. roadway; concrete; flat top 667.45 Between Secs.34 and 35, Logan Township; 14 ft. w-terway; 20 ft. roPdway; concrete; flat top 592.59 Between Secs.16 and 21, Logan Township; 12 ft. weterway; 20 ft.roadwey; concrete; flat top 597.66 On Sec.3, LogPn Township; 50 ft. weterwey; 16 ft. roadwey; concrete; flet top 3402.29 Between Secs.26 and 27, Little Blue Township; 16 ft. w-terw-y; 20 ft. roadway; concrete, arch top 847.50 Between Secs.15 and 16, Little Blue Township; 16 ft. wrterway; 20 ft. roadway; cement; flat top795.16 $8523.03 Peprirs on bridges: In Supervisor ristrict No.1,- Denver Township 967.58 West Blue Township 202.38 Blaine Township 85.31 Highland Township 129.40 $ 684.67 In Supervisor 7istrict No.2,- .Ayr Township - On Sec.28 $1308.91 Between Secs.25 and 26 858.71 Between Secs.26 and 27 402.00 Brlance 273.95 9843.57 Juniata Township ................. . Weeeo*Ooecte We* 756.20 Hanover Township 124.98 $3724.75 In Supervisor District No.3,- Wanda Township $242.25 Cottonwood Township 451.47 $ 693.72 In Supervisor District No.4- Roseland Township $178.35 LogPn Township- Sec.3, Riprapping $ 490.00 Balance 299.86 $789.86 Silver Lake Township .... 342.86 Zero Township 79.28 Little Blue Township 521.63 $1911.98 ?V FRIDAY - FEBRUARY 8th, Sumrary of Bridge Work, 1917: - Total cost of new bridges constructed: In Supervisor District No.1 In Supervisor District No.2 In Supervisor District No.3 In Supervisor District No.4 Amount pnid on new work under construction Totel cost of repair work on bridges: In Supervisor District No.1 In Supervisor District No.2 OOOOOO In Supervisor District No.3 In Supervisor District No.4 1918 - 9 A.M. cont. $3121..38 1869.65 1976.46 8523,03 t15 • 490 52 . 4,000.00 $19,490.52 • • • • • • • • • • 684.67 3724.75 693.72 1911.98 Material on hand (Lumber and re -enforcing wire) Repairs an pile driver and cook wagon Tot1 cost of bridge work during the year 1917 • • • • • OO 0040001010' ROAD DRAGGING District No.1,- Rod dragging Superintendent District No.2,- Ford dragging Superintendent District Fo.3,- Pord dragging Superintendent District No.4,- Road drrgging District Po.5,- Poeta dragging Superintendent District No.6,- Road dragging Superintendent District No.7,- Road dragging Superintendent District No.8,- Road dragging Superintendent District No.9,- Road dragging Superintendent District Fo.10,- Road dragging Superintendent District No.11,- Rosd dragging Superintendent District No.12,- Road dragging ristrict Yo.13,- Fond dragging District No.14,- rosd dragging Superintendent District t'ond dragging District Yo.16,- T--'oad dragging Superintendent $342.20 10.00 $297.20 20.25 $266.00 10.00 0152.45 $249.95 • 21025 $307.80 24.25 $481.41 1.50 $389.65 5.50 $298.45 8.50 $405.27 8.00 $233.95 12.00 e401.90 1187.55 217..45 10.75 l'178.14 178.14 ,$325.75 17.50 343.25 $352.20 317.45 276.00 152.45 271.20 332.05 482.91 395.15 306.95 413.27 245.95 401.90 187.55 228.20 Total - Road dragging $4735.12 Superintendents 149.50 $4884.62 For Claying Road in Cottonwood Township 400.00 Total expended for road work during 1917 $5284.62 7,015.12 707.01 39.30 $27,251.95 Moved by Hyne8 and seconded by Whiting that the recommendation of the Finance Committee be made the order of the Board and the following claims be allowed against the general fund and the Clerk instructed to draw warrants for the same. Roll call, all voted yea. Motion prevailed. (See next page.) FRIDAY . Union Meet Market Golden Pule Greininger Mere. Co. Juniste Grain & Live Stock Ass'n A.F.Meyer Hdw.Co. Mary Lanning Memorial Hospital Juniata Grin & Live Stock Ass'n Glenwood Telephone Co. A.F.Meyer Hdw.Co. C.B. & O.R.P.Co. Anderson Shoe Co. Nebr. State Board of Health Lincoln Tel. & Tel.Co. Proffitt & Lovell H.D.Webster Co. J.F.McGrath Hdw.Co. Mace Grocery Wolbach & Brach Elite Bakery Allyn & Bissell Lincoln Tel. & Tel. Co. Mary Lanning Memorial Hospital Hastings Ice Co. C.K.nawson Hdw.Co. Volland & Coon Nye -Schneider -Fowler Co. K -B Printing Co. • • • • • Hammond & Stephens Co Hammond Stephens Co. Metal Flsg & Pennant Co Hastings Daily Tribune State Journal Co. Sunnyside Jacob Beuer Fenry Bauer Fenry Ferbst Lee Taggard C.I.Ven 'Patten IA.A.Green C.V.whisinand C.V.Thisinand /3.F.Schlegel T.G.Whiting John Hoff FEBRUARY 8th, 1918 - 9 A.M. cont. 1 7.05. J.E.Willits ' 0 3.00 5.44. W.W.Keith 8.00 77.45. Robert F.Dryden '1.10 17.80. John W.Shew 9.70 9.50. M.R.Emberson 17.00 54,90. T.J.Brennan * 5.40 33.50. U.S.Rohrer 5.40 ,_. _ 15.00. William Ramsey 5.40 1.20. F.LFrink ....,... .. . .4410 5,40 20.54. G.A.Wheeler 5.40 11.50. George Harm 5.40 55.25. F,Abhley 1.10 4.10. H.H.Grubb . 1.10 17.01. Geo.L.Ellis 1.10 77.97. Vernon Brown 1.10 5.00. ' Jahn flanSen 1.10 10.53. Charles °J. -Terris 1.10 20.66. John Shafer 1.10 8.07. W.Z.Stephenson 1.10 37.00. J.F.Utter 1.10 2.20. I.E.Cramer 1.10 319.75. J.C.,Startz 1.10 32.50. W.Ackley 7.50 3.75. C.G.Craven 2.50 10.00. B.F.Carl 20.10 325.25. W.Ackley'. 35.00 50.91. R.C.Firme 200.00 24.90. 0.H.Sprankle 8.55 11.33. A.C.Atwater 156.25 46.00. F.J.Schaufelberger 7.00 74.28. A,M.Clark 7.15 43.50. Mrs.O.Mikesell 10.42 60.00. A.I.Battan 4.17 10.97. M.R.Emberson .... 20.00 20.36. J.R.Baugh 55.40 19.06. Don C.Fouts 4.00 34.79. John Snider 15.00 20.73. Mary Dungan 16.84 8.30. County Treasurer 173.49 3.90. F.J.Benedict 48.00 11.84. D.N.Bitner 4.95 44.80. J.L.Hynes 26.50 55.00. N.D.Kidder 45.00 40.00. D.N.Bitner 38.20 A recess until one thirty o'clock •p.m. was then ordered by the chair. FRIDAY - FEBRUARY 8th, 1918 - 1:30 P.M. Board reassembled as per recess. Poll call, all members present. Moved by Hoff and seconded by Hynes that the recommendation of the Finance Committee be acce-pted and made the order of the Board and the following claims be allowed against the special motor vehicle registration fund and the Clerk instructed to draw warrants for the same. Roll call, all voted yea. Motion prevailed. C.P.Smith § 12.25. S.Bauder 011.55 W.C.Dycus 19.42. Moved by Whiting and seconded by Schlegel that the recommendation of the Finance Committee be made the order of the Board and the -renewing claims be allowed against the bridge fund and the Clerk instructed to draw warrants for the same. Poll call., 911 voted yea. Motion prevr,iled. Chicago Lumber 00, 19.90. Ed Hudson 6.00 Western Brick & SupDly Co • .... 30.00. Fred Blomenkamp 5.50 Moved by Hynes and seconded by Hoff that the recommendation of the Finance Committee be made the order of the Board end the following claims be allowed against the general fund and the Clerk instructed to draw warrnts for the same. Roll call, all voted yea. Motion prevailed. Hastings Fuel Co. 0 52.80. W.A.Cole $150.00 Byers Lumber Co. 119.65. J.R.Baugh 120.83 Nebraska School Supply House .. 4.00. A.I.Battan 75.00 B.M.Siuns 31.50. Martha Butzirus 60.00 Fred Blake, Jr. 33.00. Don C.Fouts . 108.33 W.A.Cole 97.25. Mary Dungan 133.33 A.A.Smith 50.00. C.W.Wilson 75.00 S.J.Stewert, M.D. 51.00. J.H.Vestine 137.50 Lem Tibbets ...-* 47.15. Robert Zohner 58.33 Miss Moffitt ' 25.00. A recess until nine o'clock a.m., Saturday, February 9th, was then ordered. *ZIALU 7 SATURDAY - FEBRUARY 9th, 1918 - 9 A.M. Board reassembled as per recess. Roll call, all members present. Moved by Fynes and seconded by Whiting that when this Board adjourns it does so to meet again March 5th, 1918, at ten 0clock, a.m. Motion prevailed. The remainder of the forenoon was speht in discussion. Shortly before noon the Board recessed until one o'clock p.m. SATURDAY . FEBRUARY 9th, 1918 - 1 P.M. Board reassembled as per recess. Roll call, all members present. After an afternoon spent in discussion the Board recessed until Thursday, February 14th, 1918, at ten o'clock a.m. TFURSDAY - FEBRUARY 14th, 1918 - 10 A.M. Board reassembled as per recess. Poll call, all members present. Forenoon spent in discussion and a recess taken until one thirty o'clock p.m. THURSDAY - FEBRUARY 14th, 1918 - 1:30 P.M. Board reassembled as per recess. Roll call, all members present. Moved by Kidder and seconded by Hoff that the Board appoint a highway commissioner for the year 1918. Motion prevailed. Moved by Hynes and seconded by Whiting that Mr.B.F.Schlegel be appointed highway commissioner for the year 1918. Roll call: yeas,- Benedict, Hynes, Hoff, Whiting, Bitner; nay,- Schlegel; Kidder not voting. Motion prevailed. The chair appointed John Hoff and F.J.Benedict as a committee to confer with or formulate questions and submit to the Attorney General for his written Opinion as the interpretation of the lew in regard to the salary -question in the County Clerk's office. Minutes read and approved. Motion to adjourn. Carried. Clerk. TUESDAY - MARCH 5th, 1918 10 A.M. Board met as per adjournment. Roll call, all members present except Hynes.. The forenoon was spent with committee work, At noon a recess until one thirty o'clock p.m. was taken. TUESDAY - MARCH 5th, 1918 - 1:30 P.M. Board reassembled as per recess. Roll call, all members present. Moved. by Benedict and seconded by Whiting that the claim of B.M.Dean for 415.00 be disallowed. Roll call, all voted yea. Motion prevailed. Moved by Fynes and seconded by Schlegel thet the recomrnendetion of the Finance Committee be m -de the order of the Board end : the following claims be allowed against the general fund and the Clerk instructed to dr,f=w warrants for the same. Roll call, a11 voted yea. Motion prevailed. Allyn & Bissell x`152.35. B.F.Schlegel ; 34.70 Hastings Foundry R. Iron works .... 2.25. T.G.ttYhiting 34.30 Greininger Mere. Co. 15.25. r.N,Bitner 21.40 Volland & Coon 35.00. N.D.Kidder 46.00 Kenesew Tumber Co. 11.80. John Hoff 42.00 St^nley &._Nelson 10.64. F.J.Benedict 44.00 Pauley Lumber Co. 49.50. J.L.Hynes 19.25 Foote & McPherson 10.00. Mary Dungan 16.06 Hastings Tce Co. 36.50. Lem Tibbets ..... Z0.00 Greininger Mere Co 92.84. W.A.Cole 70.75 Mary ?'panning Memorial Hospital ... 129.80. Chas.C.Larsen 21.00 J.M.Mossman & Co. 15.00. H,C.H_averly,%Co.Treas. 74.69 Elite Bakery 20.28. M.R.Emberson 20.00 Haynes Bros. 3.97. B.F.Carl 17.50 Twidale_Shoe Co 8.85. Dr.J.W.Brown 45.50 Hastings Fuel Co. 78.05. S.J.Stewart 59.00 Byers Lumber C o . 18.00. A. C .Atrater 113.91 H.D.Webster Co. 70.28. Chas.R.Howard 4.35 Kernen Shoe Co. 3.65. Stephen Schultz .............. 8.60 Union Met Market ...4.00. W.G,Saddler 3.10 Anderson Shoe Co 2.50. Ella Taylor 20.00 A.F.Meyer. Fdw.Co. 46.00. Ella Taylor 25.00 Sunnyside 44.00. Lyman Deffenbaugh 22.00 Fred Blake, Jr. 39.70. Wm, Widmaier 4.00 C.T.Van Patten ................... 10.71. W.F.Farris_ 2.50 Lee Haggard 17.52. C.S,Tharp .................... 3.00 L.A.Green . 15.47. James V.Beghtol 26.00 C .V.Wh is i.nnnd 13.21. A.A.Smith 5.00 Conrad Walker 24.02. J.w.Straight 16.00 Fenry Ferbst 16.04. Geo.T.Wheat 11.00 Fenry Bauer 8.50. N.D.Yidde?^ 3.45 Manhetten Oil Co 5.18. Don C.Fouts 3.00 University Publishing Co. ......., 12.78. J.R.Baugh 42.80 Wahlqui.s t Bros. 65.75 A . T. Battan 4.26 Lincoln Tel. R, Tel. Co. .70. V.3.Rolli.ns 23.00 Renner R: Serf 57.25. B.M. Simms 28.00 Adams County Democrat 9.60. Golden Pule 5.70 Adams County Democret ............ 10.58. Nye -Schneider -Fowler Co. 239.00 Moved by Benedict andseconded by Schlegel that the recommendation of the Finenee Committee be made the order of the Board and the following claims be allowed against the bridge fund end the Clerk instructed to draw wwrrants for the same. Roll call, all voted. yea. Motion Prevailed. Standard Bridge Company 0500.00. D.S.Phelps & Son 4 6.25 Stendard. Bridge Company 243.75. Cyria Zubrod 12.00 Moved by Fynes and seconded. by Whiting that the recommendation of the Finance Committee be made the order of the Board and the claim of Andrew Smidt for 426.85 be allowed against the special motor vehicle registration fund and. the Clerk instructed to draw warrant for the same. Roll call, all voted yea. Motion prevailed. Moved by Whiting and seconded by Hynes that the Board employ Mr.Wiltrout as grader man Pt 50 cents per hour for time actually employed. Roll call, all voted yea. Motion prevailed. Moved by Benedict and seconded by Schlegel that the Board employ Mr.C.H.Menze at 55 cents per hour to run the road tractor, such price being for time actually employed. Roll call, 8.11 voted yea. Motion prevailed. o_f Cert. 7- 3/6/18 Cert, 3/6/18 Cert. 3/6/1 Cert. 3/6/1 TUESDAY MARCH 5th, 1918 - 1:30 P.M. cont. Moved by Kidder and seconded by Hoff that the recommendation of the County Assessor, Robert Zohner, be accepted and that John Gearhart be appointed Deputy Assessor for Kenesew Township to fill the vacancy caused by the removal of E.S.Jones. Motion prevailed. Moved by Kidder and seconded by Fynes that the recommendation of the Complaint Committee be made the order of the Board and the County Treasurer be instructed to spreed the 1917 tax on Lot 7, Block 10, Village of Pauline, on a 61uation of 0.0 instead 6T 479,':6n account of assessment of improvements.on a vacantlot, and to refund the difference to R.L.Woods. Poll cell, ell voted yea. Motion prevailed. Moved by Kidder and seconded by Hynes that the recommendation of the Complaint Committee be mrde the order of the Board and the County Treasurer be instructed to refund the 1917 personal tax as shown by Receipt #6038 for the reason that H.M.McLay was assessed twice and the other tax paid. Toll call, all voted yea._Mbtion prevailed. A recess until nine o'clock a.m. March 6th was then taken. WEDNESDAY - MARCH 6th, 1918 - 9 A.M. Board reassembled as per recess. Roll call, all members present. Moved by Kidder and seconded. by Hynes that the recommendation of the Complaint Committee be made the order of the Board and the County Treasurer be instructed to spread the 1917 tax on an added assessed valuation of ,1.60.00 on the improvements on Lot 8, Block 10, Village of Pauline, for the reason that the improvements were erroneously assessed on Lot 7, Block 10, Village of Pauline. Poll call, all voted yea.. Motion prevailed. Moved by Kidder and seconded by Hoff that the following list of names be submitted from which to choose the jurors for the April term of district court. Motion prevailed. District No.1,- District No.4,- West Blue,- Roseland, C.A.Hill John Schifferns Bently Brown William Helms Highland, Logan, Charles Seeman James Patterson Thomas Patterson George Reichstein Blaine, Silver Lake, Grant Hoagland Ben Eversman A.B.Crawford William Spicknall Denver, Zero, Henry Fricke George Bird Clyde Knopf Little Blue, John Garrison M.M.Abbott Tsaac Franklin District No.2,- Juniata, Geo.Prptt Ed Carl Charles H.Howard Ayr, J.A.Schmitz C.G.Scholtz P.R.Robinson Hanover, Henry Murra Luke Goldenstein John Eihusen District No.3,'- Verona., Fred Berg G.W. Pratt Kenesaw, W.H.Long P.E.Rose John Groff Wanda, George Aufdenkamp Fred Truman Cottonwood, Peter Hansen J.L.Full District Carl Eckhardt John Curry W.E.Doggett M. Baugh D.G. Stromer A.Farmer Wm. Harm A.S.Stiner District No.6,- Jacob H.Quigle Wm.Yeal Wm.T%Wheeler Wm.Westering H.I.F.Proffitt Arthur Eusden Julian J.Bassett John Adrian District No.7,- Dave Neff Addison S.Haynes L.G.Ryan George McCoy John Goudy D.A.griswell C.T.Whitesell L.Y.Gondy Moved. by Hider and seconded by Hynes that the Board accept the resignation of B.F.Schlegel as Highway Commissioner. Motion prevailed. Moved by Benedict and seconded by Hynes that the bridge petition of Christ Christensen et al be referred to the Road mad Bridge Committee. Motion prevailed. I Co 4,v WEDNESDAY - MARCH 6th, 1918 - 9 A.M. cont. Moved by Fynes and seconded by Kidder thrt the recommendation of the Bond Committee be made the order of the Board and the following bonds be approved. Motion prevailed. F.C.HoPglend Township Clerk, Blaine Township. John Gearhart Deputy Pssessor, Kenesaw Township, FrPnk Kitts Bond accompanying bid on concrete work. Moved by Foff and seconded by Schlegel that the recommendation of the Pinance Committee be made the order of the Board. and the claim of Don C.Fonts for $5.25 be allowed against the general fund and the Clerk instructed to drew e warrant for the same. Roll call, all voted ye-. Motion prevailed. Moved by Hynes and seconded by Benedict that the recommendation of the Finence Committee be made the order of the Board and the claim of Boom Bros, for 9.15 be allowed against the bridge fund and the Clerk instructed to draw a warrant for the s -me. Roll call, 811 voted yea. Motion prevailed. Moved by :Kidder and seconded by Hynes that when this Board ,djourns it does so to meet again on April 2nd, 1918, at ten o'clock a.m. Motion prevailed. A recess until one o'clock p.m. was then taken. WEDNESDAY - MARCH 6th, 1918 - Board reassembled as per recess. Roll call, 811 members present. Moved by Kidder -nd seconded by Hoff that the recommendation of the Bond Committee be made the order of the Board and the official bond of Carl C.Gangwish as Road Overseer for District No.1, Juniata Township, be npproved. Motion prevailed. Moved by Kidder and seconded by Schlegel that the resignation of J.H.Vastine as County Clerk be accepted to take effect April 2nd, 1918. Roll call,- yeas, Benedict, Kidder, Hynes, Schlegel, Bitner; nays, Hoff, Whiting. Motion prevailed. Minutes read and approved. Motion to adjourn. Carried. Clerk. Chairman. 62 \\ I 1 )11 Cancelle and_ Warrant Drawn 4/2/'18 1 TUESDAY - APRIL 2nd, 1918 - 10 A.M. Board met Ps per adjournment. Poll cell, all members present. Moved by Hoff and seconded by Hynes that the recommendation of the Finance Committee be mede the order of the Board and the following claims be allowed against the general fund and the Clerk instructed to draw warrants for the same. Roll call, all voted yea, Motion Prevailed, D.N.Bitner 00000.00001101000 $22.90. Volland & Coon . .. 25.00. N.D.Eidder ,.....,.,,.,..•, 43.00. Mary Panning Memorial Hospital ****** .. 61.95, John Hoff Twidale Shoe Co. .. ********* . ***** 00004 5.95. B.F.Schlegel ..... ******** : g:#.2: Zeman Shoe Co. ... ******* ............. 10,15. J.L.Hynes *** . **** . * ....... 65,80. Pauley Lumber Co. 00000 ******** 0414,00001, 15.00. T.G.Whiting 52.20. J.N.Yost Lumber Co. ................... 30,75. A,I,Battan .... 6.05. State Journal Co. foggiOgg0000**00000400, 90,35. F.J.Scheufelberger 6.00. Allyn & Bissell ...... .. ***** 0.0.000000 9.00. F.J.Schaufelberger ******.. 3.00. Anderson Shoe Co. 3.50. E,E,Hillion 11.10. F.D.webst.er Co. *WWII*. ******** **Ogg 66.84. C.P.Spicer 25.00. Elite Bakery 41.06. F.O.Eckhardt . .. 43.38. J.F.McCrath Hdw.Co. .... *********** 19.95. Conrad Walker 12.87. Sunnyside .04,1110000 ************* 0000,10, 44.00. Henry Bauer 13.80. T.A.Green ******* ...we. *** . ***** ..... 10.10. G.'J.Pratt * 12,00. Lee Faggerd •••,••••.•.•••••••••.,.,,•, 22.36. Chas Braley ,•..•..•••.••.• 30.00. ....J.V.Beghtol 18.40, 5.00. B.M.Simms .....•••••• ****** . ****** ••• Ere 21,25, J.H,Vastine 000 ** 0 ** 0 ** 41000 16.99. Fred Blake, Jr. 32.45. F.A.McElhinney 10.25. T.G.Thiting ......... ' , 7 . .... ..... _ •...... • ..„.. • •.. 8.00. .50. N 7 YPiill Moved by Eyhes and seconded by Hoff that the County Clerk be instructed to cancel Bridge Warrant Ho,298 for $1487.70 in favor of Coon Lumber Co., and issue a warrant on the bridge fund in favor of the Coon Lumber Co., for $1061.65 to correct an error of over -payment on clalms paid Dec.27th, 1917. Roll call, all voted yea. Motion prevailed. A recess until one thirty o'clock p.m. was then taken. TUESDAY - APRIL 2nd, 1918 - 1:30 P.M. Board reassembled as per recess. Roll call, all members present. Moved by Hynes ana seconded by Whiting that the recommendation of the Finance Committee be made the order of the Board and the following claims be allowed against the general fund nd the Clerk instructed to draw warrants for the same. RQ11 call, all voted yea. Motion prevailed, Milburn & Scott .......... . 0000000 ft5.00. W A Cole 8)140.61. University Publishing Co. ...... 00 12.78, 0.Shouse 0000.000410.00 ***** 20.00. Hammond & Stephens Co. ........... 38,28. C.E.Kidder .... 40.00. K -B Printing Co. ,,..,....•.. ***** 13.10. Mary Pungan 20.88. Zion Institution & Industries .... 21.07. C.V.Whisinand 9.65. Cole & Helms ..... *** . *** ......... 3,00. J.B,Hillers Hastings Fuel Co. 33.25. ';'obert Zohner 100.00. 6.55. Sigel Cafe 4.55. J.H.Vastine .... *** ......... 168.75. Burroughs Adding Machine Co. ..0 5.60. J.E.Willits 000000000000000 O 3.00. Watkins-Ashby-Clute Ptg.Co. • 112.85. Lem Tibbets ...... 0-........ 203.40. Wahlquist Bros. **** . ..... .. 000000 70.25. J.H.Vastine 400.00, Creininger Mere. Co. ..... .. .... 00 81.44. M.R.Emberson 20.00. County Treesurer 81.17. J.B.Eline *00 4.20. A.C.Atweter 117.68: F.J.Benedict 49.25. C,T.Ven Patten ......... .......... 11.79. Moved by Hoff and seconded by Schlegel that the recommendation of the Finance Committee be made the order of the Board and the following claims be allowed against the bridge fund and the Clerk instructed to draw warrants for the same. Poll cell, all voted yea. Motion prevailed. Coon Lumber Co 4106.70. C.A.Heartwell geggegf 5.00. Nevin Bitner . gege00**** .......... 6.60. Moved by Hynes and seconded by Whiting that the recommendation of the Finance Committee be made the order of the Board and the following claims be allowed against the Special Motor 7ehicle Registration Fund and the Clerk instrncted to draw warrants for the same. Poll call, all voted yea. Motion prevailed. W.F.Duncan egge,000.0 ..... 0 5.00. T.M.TrauSel?- 1;:N: W.F.Duncan 0004,00000000011000000000 38.60. S.Bauder W.B.Fargleroed 0 0 0 • 0 • ......... 36 g 75 0 7-1 TUESDAY - APRIL 2nd, 1918 -1:30 .P.M. cont. Moved by Schlegel end seconded by Hynes that the recommendation of the Finance Committee be m:de the order of the Board and the following claims be allowed against the Road Fund, end the Clerk instructed to draw warrants for the same. Roll call, all voted yea, Motion prevailed. First Eationpl Benk ........ $3690.00. National Refining Co 4 3.75. C.& N.W.P.E.Co, 138.36. Love d by Hynes and seconded by Kidder that the recommendation of the Township Board be approved and Geo.S.Parmenter be apnointed Deputy Assessor for Juniata Township, to fill vacancy. Motion prevailed. Moved by Hynes and seconded by Schlegel that the recommendation of the Bond Committee be made the order of the Board and the official bond of Geo.S.Parmenter, Deputy Assessor of Juniata Township, be approved. Motion prevailed. Moved by Benedict and seconded by Schlegel that the Board proceed to informal ballot for County Clerk to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of J.H.Vastine. Motion prevailed. In eccordnce with the preceding motion the informal ballot was taken resulting as follows:- W.H.Bangh, one vote; J./.Cates, six votes. The formal ballot resulted in a unanimous vote for J.A.Qates and the chair declared Mr.Cates elected to the Office of County Clerk to fill the vacancy. Moved by Hoff and seconded by Schlegel that the report of the County Farm Committee be accepted and placed on record. Motion prevailed. Report of the County Farm Committee: To the Honorable Board of Supervisors: Gentlemen: - Your committee wishes to submit the following report of the receipts end expenditures of tie County Farm- constituting an itemized staetement of the same for the year ending March 1st, 1918. -0- RECEIPTS 3 head cattle OOOO . **** 25.00 16 heed hogs 723.18 PO6 bu. o. s 40•41.0 OOOOOO 40$0.4.0 154.50 8 --tons hay 4100004,e0.. OOOO .86.000 Old lister and binder 45.00 12 loads cobs OOOOO 6000010e.fy 18.00 Sand end boarding men putting in barn floor 19.20 Hogs end beef butchered. for house use 341.00 Butter and eggs- exchange for groceries 24.60 Total receipts ....$2704.28 -0- EXPENDITURES Groceries- Lilly & Wood and. Greininger Mer Co .... 1.'742 07 _ Groceries bought in Hastings .• .• • .• • OOOOOO • O • OOO 26.25 Hardwere- Tucker, Smith and McGrath 01041 OOOO 4.* O Oil* 167.91 Drugs- Zeigler, Deines, Smith and Brooke OOOOOO .. 57.50 Harness and repairing ............. ******** 0 ***** 23.80 Labor- extra for harvesting, haying and corn huskers 187.56 1450.00 Clothing for inmates 41.45 Shoes- repairing, for inmetes 0**,0 ,00.00 ** it ** *Of10.25 Meat •.,,,,,,.., 041.440400000 26.89 Hogs and beef butchered for house use 341.00 Groceries received for butter and eggs ****‘.... 24.60 Medical service- Dr.Mace . ***** . ***** •••....•...,- -58.00 Veterinary- Dr.Hall f. ***** SOO • • • • ********* • 0 0 • • • 11.50 Blacksmithing and repairs- Howard & Wood ... *** . * 94.30 Clothing, bedding and furniture ***** .•....•..111 • 89.25 Oil, gas and extracts ******* . ** . **** • • • ..• • .• 37.86 Plumbing and repairing windmill .••.••••.... **** 27.10 Implements- twine, oil and repairs- Schultz 64.55 Flour- feed end grinding- Juniata mill ..... 0000* 138.70 Threshing end shelling .. ********** • • .• . • • • ••••• • 89.19 Barley for seed 25.65 Coal 0... ***** 124.00 Deborning cattle 0..e...Poesse..** **** •• *********** 7.00 Planter- hired ...... ** . ***** 5.50 Yale hog . • • . ***** . ******* . • ********** • • . • . • . • • 46 32.00 Binder- new . , • ...,. • . . , . . , , . . 44•4••4•••• . . . . , • • 170.00 Permanent improvements - Barn- new 3983.83 Painting house ***** 153.75 Storm windows for house 43.00 4180.58 Stock bought - 2 black mares 454.00 1 herd animal 200400 650.00 Total expenditures ......n §890A A6 z 1\ 1, D • MsR.,<AisiguaRam, TUESDAY - Aar-, 2na, 1918 - 1:30 P.M. cont. Total receipts $2704.28 Total expenditures 8904.46 -0- On hand. March 1st, 1918- estimated.- Grain - 1500 bushel oats $1200.00 1400 " corn . ...... 1400.00 Provisions - Meat, Lard, Flour, Potatoes 383.95 -0- Respectfully submitted- J.I.Hynes F.J.Benedict T.G.Whitlng Committee A recess until nine o'clock a.m. Wednesday, April 3rd, was thentaken. WEDNESDAY - APRIL 3rd, 1918 - 9 A.M. Board reassembled as per recess. ')oll call, all members present. Moved by Eidder and seconded by Benedict that the appointment of Geo.E.Overturf PS Deputy County Treasurer for the unexpired term, to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of P.McIntosh, be approved. Motion prevailed, Moved by Kidder end seconded by Whiting that the recommendation of the Complaint Committee be made the order of the Board and the claims for refunds as shown by Tax Receipts ros. 6391 and 6097, be disallowed. Roll call, all voted yea. Motion prevailed. Moved by Kidder Ind seconded by Hynes thst the recommendation of the Complaint Committee be made the order of the Board and the County Treasurer be instructed to refund the personal tax for 1917 as sholen by tax receipt #6611, to E.D.Menns, on account of double assessment. Roll call, all voted yea. Motion prevailed, Moved by Kidder and seconded by Hoff that the appointment of T.T.Conrad as Deputy Assessor for the Fourth Ward of the City of Hastings, be approved. Motion prevailed. Moved by Benedict and seconded by Hynes that the request of H.C.Haverly, County Trensurer, to retain °In of the fees of the office. 01000.00 for deputy salary, also $900.00 for one clerk and 0500.00 additional for clerk hire,be allowed, Roll call, all voted yea. Motion prevailed. The County Treasurer reports the following amounts remaining in the bond funds of the districts indiceted, after the bonds and all obligations pertai.ning thereto have been fully paid. District No. 8, 029.05. District No, 73, 43.51, 0IT No. 81, 35.32. ..,*I.....,,...,.. 6.6 . 11 TT No. 34, ......... OOOOOOOOO 129.35. No.101, 25.27. Moved by Benedict and seconded by Schlegel that the amounts remaining in the bond funds of the verious school districts, as indicated the Previous motion, be transferred to the general funds of the various districts. Roll call, all voted. yea. Motion prevailed. Moved by Hynes and seconded. by Whiting that the recommendation of the Finance Committee be made the order of the Board and the following claims be allowed against the general fund and the Clerk instructed to drew warrants for the same. Roll call, all voted yea. Motion prevailed. W.M.Welch Mfg.Co. !OA ********* 4100 e 7.00. C.B.Heartwell 2.40 rt C.I.Stone 9.00. Miss Ella Taylor ........ OOOOO 22.14 WillKistler OOOOOO 8.80. C.A.Heartwell O OOOOOOOO 14.00 Frankel Carbon & Ribbon Co. 5.50. Moved by Benedict and seconded by Hoff th t the recommendation of the Finance Committee be made the order of the Board and the claim of the Standard Bridge Company for 01047.2F be allowed ageinst the bridge fund and the Clerk instructed to draw warrant for the same. Roll cell, ell voted yea. Motion prevailed. Moved by Whiting and seconded by Schlegel that the recommendation of the finance Committee be made the order of the Board and the claims of Andrew Smidt for 018.00 and. T.C.Siegner for 43.05, be allowed against the special motor vehicle registration fund and the clerk instructed to draw warrants for the same. Roll cell, all voted yea. Mot:ion preveiled. At 11:55 o'clock a.m. the Board recessed until one thirty p.m. 2Vi1,1).1 WEDNESDAY - APRIL 3rd, 1918 - 1:30 P.M. Board reassembled ps per recess. Roll cell, all members present. Moved by Kidder Pnd seconded by Hoff that the recommend -tion of the Bond Committee be made the order of the BoPrd and the official bond of I.T.Conrad Deputy Assessor of the Fourth Ward, City of Hastings, be accented and approved. Motion prevailed. Moved by Kidder and seconded by 'Schlegel that W.J.Bobbitt be appointed hail adjustor for Adams County for the year 1918. Motion prevailed. Moved by Kidder and seconded by Hoff that when this Board adjourns it does so to meet again on Thursday, May 2nd, at ten o'clock a.m. Motion prevPiled. Moved by Hynes and seconded by Whiting that the report of J.F.Vastine ,County Clerk, from January lst to April 2nd, 1918, both inclftsive, be accepted and pleced on file. Motion rrevailed, Moved by Hynes Pnd seconded by Schlegel that F.J.Benedict be appointed Highway Commissioner for the year 1918. Roll call: yeas- Hynes, Hoff, Schlegel, Bitner; nys- Benedict, Kidder, Whiting. Motion prevailed. Moved by Whiting and seconded by Schlegel that the recommendption of the Bond Committee be m -de the order of the Board and the bond of F,J.Benedict as Highway Commissioner, be accepted and placed on file. Motion prevailed. Moved by Whiting and seconded by Hynes thet the following persons be appointed road dragging superintendents for their respective districts for 1918. Motion prevailed, List. ro. 1,- Geo, Munroe, Dist. No. 9,- Andrew Smidt. 2,- 0.Y.Doty. /I " 10,- W.C.Dycus. TY 3,- C.P.Smith. TT TT 11,- W.F.Duncan. TT IT IT 4,- Peary Augustine. TT TY 12,- 7m0Hargleroed, 5,- Eckhard Roeder. TT TT 13,- A.B.Fernow. TI 6,- T.C.Slegner. 11 " 14,- T.Trousch. TY 7,- J.F.Turry TT " 15,- Chris Kort. TT 8,- Geo.relters, TT TT 16,- S.Bauder. IT Minutes read and approved. Motion to adjourn. Carried. Chairman. ,‘? 15 THURSDAY -MAY 2nd., 1918 - 10 A. M. Board met as per adjournment. Roll cell, all members present. Moved by Hoff end seconded by Whiting that the recommendation of the Finance Committee be accepted and made the order of the Board and the following claims be allowed against the generel fund and the Clerk instructed to drew warrants for the same. Roll Call all voted yea. Motion prevailed. Welter E. Novrers 53.00 Nye Schneider _Fowler Co. -$ 5.00 Mikkelsen Drug Company 14.80 State Journ1 Compeny 63.50 Juniata Basket Store 18.42 C. P. & . '. '. - 3.17 B. F. C-rl 20.83 Rutherford Bros., 25.95 A. M. Clark 9.80 - Hastings Pael Coompeny 7.75 Wry Lanning Memorial Hospitel 26.60 J. P. Cates 80.25 T. G. Whiting ---------------------------71.50 Lem Tibbets 57.50 - Anderson ShOe Company 12.00 Joe 9udnek 2.00 Lee Haggard John Hoff 17.14 Mary Dungan - 13.52 P. N. Bitner - - 64.20 W. w, Keith 24.00 9.00 T. G. Thiting _ 2;:(9)g J. E. willets Jacob Walker -------------------------2.00 Roy Peris 1.00 Mary Lanning Memorial Hospital --- 87.95 Sunnyside 44.00 Hastings Ice & Coal Co., --------- 8.75 L. A. Green - 11.52 Hastings Ice & Coal Co., 13.25 F. J. Schaufelberger - 8.00 E. B. Hamel --- --- ---------------- 66.00 3.00 Pauley Lumber Co. 39.50 The Murrary Dairy - - - Drs. Foote & McPerhson 25.00 Jacob Bauer 28.43 -- John t. Lawler ------------------------------- 6.75 L. L. Cady ----------------------------- 16.40 R 4.65 obert Zohner ----------- ---------------- 1.27 Kernan Shoe Co. N. D. Kidder _ _ 65.50 Henry Bauer -------------------------16.05 B. F. Schlegel -------------------------------67.85 Conrad Walker --- 16.47 Juni-ta B-sket Store - ----- 47.57 Hastings Cemetery Ass'n. 8.00 W illiem Widmaier _ 26.00 Henry Herbst - - --- ---------------- 24.35 _ h. R. Emberson ----------------------------------20.00 H. 0. Eckhardt 24.88 C. B. & 0.P. --- _ -- - -_-_----_-___-_- 2.10 Union Meat harket 8.05 H. D. Webster - 58.84 Central Nebraska Millwork Co 1.00 Y. R. Emberson --------------------------------2.50 A recess until one thirty o'clock P. M. was then taken. THURSDAY - MAY 2nd., 1918 - 1:50 P. M. Board rea,ssembled as per recess. Roll call, all members present. Moved by Benedict and seconded by Schlegel that the recommendation of the Finance Committee be made the order of the Board and the following claims be allowed against the general fund -nd the Clerk be instructed to draw warrants for the tame. Roll call, all voted ye. Motion prevailed. A. C. _Atwater --------------- 130.00 C. 4. Heartwell $ 12.00 Ella Taylor 21.42 Will Kistler 4.40 J.R. Baugh 28;41 A. I. Battan - - ___--_-- 5.13 Earl Maxfield F. J. Benedict - ----------- 44.70 C. F. Pfeifer ------ - ----------- 14.00 Fred Blake Jr., ---------------- 32.45 Don C. Fouts e e_ 4.00 Moved by Hynes and seconded by Hoff thst the recommendation of the Finance Committee be made the order of the Board and the following claims be allowed against the Special Motor Vehicle Registration Fund and the Clerk be instrueted to draw warrants for the same. Roll call, all voted yea. Motion prevailed. T. M. Trausch ----$ 36.80 3. H. Furry --------------------40.60 T. M. Trausch ---------------------------Bert Tjaden 5.95 W. F. Duncan ---------------------------------64.25 C. C. Hoagland 6.48 S. Beuder 53.25 C. P. Smith -- -- 46.05 Wm. C. Dycus --- 161.25 C. P. Smith ----------------- 23.10 rm. C. Dycus 4.75 Eckhard Roeder ------------------94.00 Geo, A. Munroe 35,35 findrew Smidt -----------------------------53.40 0. 2. Doty 36.05 T. C. Siegner 82.90 Fred E. Schroeder 12.20 T. C. Siegner 15.75 H. F. Eigenberg ee e 6.60 2:30 P. M. A recess was ta‘ken until Friday May 3rd., et 9 A. M. for the pur- pose of viewing a clayed road in Cottonwood Township. FRIDAY 26/Y 3rd., 19.1.8 - 9 A. M. Board reassembled as per recess. Roll call, all members present. Moved by Kidder and seconded by Hynes that the Clerk be instructed to draw warrant in favor of the Treasurer of Cottonwood Township for $400.00 for clayed road as pert payment of their appropriation. Roll call, all voted yea. Motion prevailed. Moved by Hynes and seconded by Whiting that the recommendetion of the Bridge Committee be accepted end made the order of the board, and the folloWing bridges be nrOArAd bnilt_ ?1‘' La\ 16 , - ' structed to sign the release on his bond. Motion carried. Moved by Hynes and seconded by Hoff that the recommendation of the Finance Committee be made the order of the Board and that the following claims be allowed against the General Fund and the Clerk be instructed to draw warrants for the same. Roll cell, all members voted yes. Motion prevailed. T. C. Cole $ 24,85 Hammond & Stephens $ 43.48 W. J. Cole - 160.75 Haynes Bros., .50 Deines Drug 00., 51.96 J. w. Smith 19.60 Mabel Croft 33.00 James V. Beghtol 7,00 John Daum 81.Q0 Elite Bakery 66.07 1. T. Conrad 21.00 C. V. Thisinand 7.20 Thos. S. Wynn - - 84.00 K. B. Printing Co., 13.16 J. L. Hynes -------------------------------67,30 B. M. Simms 47.60 J-mes V. Beghtol 18.00 M. R. Emberson 69.50 E. E. Selling -------------------------------40.00 Gertrude Croft ------------------57.00 J. H. McGrath Hardware Co., 31.61 Oliver Lumber Co., 2.55 County Tresurer 168.51 Robert Zohner 10.19 Tatkins-Ishy-Clute Ptg. Co, --------8.25 Dr. W. H. Pearson 15.00 K. B. Printing Co 121.22 Moved by Benedict and seconded by Schegel that the recommendation of the Bond Committee be made the order of the Bo -rd and that the following Bonds be approved. Geo. E. Overturf, Deputy County Treasurer, Harry Livingston, Roed Overseer District No. P. Motion cerriee. Moved by Thiting end seconded by Hynes thet the Petition of Arthur Kistler and others for P Bridge between Sections 23 and 24 in Logan Township be referred to the Hoed rand Bridge Committee. Notion prevFiled. Moved by Hynes and seconded by Schegel that the recommendation of the Finance Committee be made the order of the Board and the following claims be ellowed against the Bridge Fund end the Clerk be instructed to draw warrants for the same. Roll cell, ell members voted yee. Motion prevailed. Oliver Lumber Co., , 10.50 Willie Utecht $ 3.00 Frank H. Kitts 23.00 John Grothaus ------------------6.30 Prank H. Kitts 557.18 S. B---uder 6.00 Frank H. Kitts 150.00 O. C. Busboom -----------------5.00 Frenk H. Kitts ---------------------453,14 Herman Gerloff n 5.00 Henry Schick - 3.00 Moved by Hoff end seconded by Schegel that the recommendation of the Finence Committee be made the order of the Board and the following claims be allowed against the Road Fund and the Clerk be instructed to draw warrants for the same. Roll call all members voted yea, Motion prevailed J. H. Haney & Co.,3.20 National Refining Co., $ 2.65 Galion Iron Works& Mfg. Co.Ce. 850.00 C. K. Lawson hardware Co., C. /. Heertwell - 25.00 Edgar J. T,nner 11.20 992.20 F. J. Benedict ----------------------13,15 H. B. Borley - ------------------------------2.50 C. H. Menze - 33.00 C. H. Menze - 36.35 Crisman & Brehm - - 1.25 J. E. W12 -front 61.00 At 12 o'clock A. M, the Board recessed until one thirty P. M. FRIDAY - FLAY 3rd., 1918- 1:30 P. M. Board re'ssembled as per recess. Roll cell, all members present. Moved by Kidder end seconded by Hynes that the Clerk be instructed to draw warrant in favor of City Tre-surer on Bridge Fund in the sum of $500.00 to cover appropriation trade July 10tb., 1917, on account of bridge between Sec. 7 and 8 in Blaine Township. Roll cell, all members voted yea. Motion prevailed® Moved by Kidder end seconded by Hynes that the recommendation of the Complaint Committee be made the order of the Board and that Blocks 8 and 9 in Kent and. Ellis' Addition be trahsferred from School District No. 18 to School District No, 2, and the County Treasurer be instructed to refund the difference as shown by Tax Receipt No, 8125. •Roll cell, all members voted yea. Carried. Moved by Kidder nd seconded by Schelgel that the recommend tion of the Complaint Committee be made the order of the Board, and that the taxes on Receipt No. 7599 be spread on a valuation of $630.00 instead of $730.00, bec-use buildings not com- pleted on these lots. Also Tax Receipt No. 8121 be spread on a valuation of ,;88.00 instead of $208.00, on account of no improvements on these lots. Also Tax Receipt No. 6810 be spreed on a veluation $54.00 instead of $134.00 on account of no improvements, and also on Tax Receipt No. 8126 be spread on a valuation of $195.00 instead of $360,00 on account of no improvements. Also Tax Receipt No. 6348 be spread on a valuation of $514.00 instead of $614.00 on account of being used for lodge purposes, and the County Treasurer be instructed to refund the differences on these various TAX Receipts. Roll call, all members voted yea. Motion carried. Moved by Kidder and seconded by Hoff that when this Board adjourns it does so to meet again on Tuesday, June 4th., 1918, at 10 A. M. Motion Carried. Recess was then taken until Saturday May 4th., 1918 9 1. M. 17 • v. Board reassembled as per recess. Roll call, -11 members present. Moved by Hynes and seconded by Benedict that the appointment of Mrs. Elizabeth Henry, as Deputy County Clerk for the remainder of the term be confirmed. Motion carried. Moved by Kidder end seconded by Hynes thrt the request of Miss. Mary Dungan, County Superintendent, for the appointment of Mrrtha Butzirus PS Assistrnt at a salPry of 4t75.00 per month be confirmed. Motion carried. Moved by Schegel na seconded by Hynes that the recommendation of the Finrnce Committee be made the order of the Board and the following claim be allowed -gainst the Bridge Fund, and the Clerk instructed to draw warrant for the same. Roll cP11, all members voted yea. Motion prevailed, Frank H. Kitts $ '796.68 Moved by Hynes and seconded by Whiting that Committee be made the order of the Board and the the Gener81 Fund, and the Clerk be instructed to ril members toted yea. Mo -tion prevailed, H. O. Eckhardt ---------------------------$ 70.20 Miss. Yoffit - -25.00 Recess was then taken until 1 o'clock. SATURDAY - MAY 4th„ 1918 1 0 clock Boprd reassembled as per recess. Roll call, all meMbers present. Moved by Whitingeand seconded by Hoff that the recommendation of the Finance the recommendation of the Finance following claims be allowed against draw warrant for the same. Roll call, P. M. Committee be made the order of the Board and the following claim allowed against the Generel Fund, and the Clerk instructed to dravrwerrant for the same. Roll call, 811 members voted yea. Motion carried. Fred Augustin .4 250.00 Moved by 7hiting and seconded by Hoff that the recommendation of the Bond Committee be made the order of the Board -and that the Bond of J. 1. ateb, County Clerk, be ccepted and approved. Motion carried. Moved by Hoff and seconded by Hynes that the recommendation of the Settlement Committee be made the order of the Board and that the report made by the Committee be eccepted and approved and the report be placed on record. Roll ern, all members voted yea. Motion carried. Hastings, Nebr., Jan, 25th„ 1918. To the Honorable Board of Supervisors: Gentlemen: We, your Settlement Commi tee hPving checked all records in the various offices for the last six months of the year 1917, beg leave to submit the following renort. In the O7-TICE OF THE REGISTER OF DEEDS: - The following records were checked in the office of the Register of Deeds Office: Deed. Records Nos. 94, 95, 96 end 92: Mortgage Records Nos, 103, 106 and 107: Miscellaneous Records No. 15: Mechanic's Lien Record No. 7; Will end Decree Records Nos. 3 and 4, and -11 mergirel slips. All fees for instruments entered on these records were found to be accounted for in Fee Book No. 5, said fees being as follows: Jan. 1st to July lst ----- 1750.00 July ------------------------168.30 August -- 224.30 September ------ 228.65 October 198.75 November - --------------------------------209.75 December re or ortor„..,,d...„,„ 148.85 Total Receipts 2926.60 Disbursements, as pethereport of the Register, were Register's Salary Deputy'sSelary ---- Extra Clerk Hire Blance paid to County 1500.00 -------- 1200.00 .00 ,00 .60 - 20 2720 Treasurer 206 Kidder and Hoff, Sub -committee. as follows: In the O'T-TCE OF THE COUNTY Our findings findings in the County Clerk's office from July, lsy, 1917, to Janurry lst, 1918, re as follows: We checked Ell warrants with the bills for which the warrants were drown: -lso all warrants with the stubs and find all warrants not receipted for are in possession of the Clerk, —e checked the following records with the Fee Bookand found all fees properly entered therein. Chattel Mortgage Record, Bill of Sale Record, Notarial Renord Ont.nmn+1.17. Pann.i.A 1A -1,1A Preparing assessor's books Keeping minutes of the Board Preparing tax lists 8 - 400.00 ....... -------------- 400.00 Recording Bonds ------------ Recording birth certific„etes Recording death• certifiaates SaLary Keeping account ledger ------------------------100.00 Miscellaneous fees ------------------258,55 - 1090,84 -- .4ffie II•11 AM' Oir dr. .1,41111, eft ow 44' +VW ' 116 ,75 ... .. ------_--- 45,50 - 30.00 . sr ams-Ark,hatte rats 1352„82 Total Receipts Disbursements; .0 3794.46 County Clerk's salary .. 1352.82 --_----- g6„77 Deputy's Salary . Assistant Clerk's salary 900.00 Total Disbursements - 2349.59' Balance paid to County Treasurer We find the books are very neatly kept and records being methodically arranged.. $ 1444.87 in a business like manner, the Benedict and Hynes, Sub -committee. In the OFFICE OF THE In the office of the County Superintendent of Public Initruction the institute fund was checked and the receipts and expenditures found to be as follows: Balance on hand July lst,, 1917 299.93 Fees received during last six months 205.00 Received from County general fund . ,------ 50.00 Total Receipts $ 554.93 Expended for Teachers Institute .... 317.83 Balance, January 1st., 1918 ------- ' 237.10 Benedict and Hynes, Sub Committee. In the OFTICE OF SHERIFF; In the office of the Sheriff we checked the records with the Fee Book and found that the same agree and that they also correspond with the report of the Sheriff on file in the office of the County Clerk. Fees collected during the year 1917. District Court 193.25 County Court --------------------------100.50 Justice Court(Favinger, % 15.25 m (Lawler, 8.50 23.75 Total, paid to Co. l'reas 317.50 Kidder and Hoff, Sub committee. In the OFFICE OF COUNTY JUDGE: The records in the County Judge's office were checked for the last six months of 1917 and found to agree with the report on file with the County Clerk and with the cash book. Receipts: - First six months -----------------2199.90 July 297,15 August _„„ 150.35 September - 288.25 Oatober --191.65 November -------- 425.60 December 220.45 First two days Jan. 1918 --- 17.90 Total receipts 3791.25 Disbursements: - Judge's salary 0 1650.00 Clerk's salary 1000.00 Assistant and stenographer's salary - 540.00 Surplus Total Disbursements 0 3190.00 paid to County Treasurer .$ 601.25 Kidder and Hoff, Sub Committee. 2() Moved by Hynes and seconded by Whiting that the following roads in Adams County be designated as County Roads. ROAD N0. 1. Starting at a point of the city limits between sections 2 and 11 in Denver Township, thence west between sections 3 and 10, and sections 9 and 4 and sections 5 and 8 and sections 6 and 7, thence west between sections 1 and 12, Juniatr Town- ship, one half mile. The,qnorth in Juniata through section 1, one mile, thence west on township line between Juniata end Verona Township west between sections 36 Vetona end section 1 Juniata, thence west between section 35 Verona and section 2 Juniata, thence west between section 34 Verona and section 3 in Juniata, thence west between section 7 Verona and 4 in Juniate thence west between 32 in Verona and 5 in Juniata, thence west between section 31 in Verona and 6 in Juniata, thence west between section 36 in Kenesaw Township and section 1 Wanda, thence west between section 35 Kenesaw and section 2 Wanda thence west between section 34 Kenesaw and Section 3 Wanda, one hnlf mile west. ROAD NO. 2. Commencing on the south en a of s thence nOrthone mile thence east between sections 14 and 15 and 10 and 11, thence t7ee east line of Roseland, Townshi-o ' • sory'C, Minutes reed and epproved. Motion to ndjourn. Cnrried. COUNTY(C ections 21 rnd 22 in Roseland Township sections 15 and 22 thence north between east between 2 and 11 and 1 end 12 to ff'9-et CHAIRMAN. 1`2'‘‘141):1 22 TUESDAY. JUNE 4th, 1918', l:"30 Pa M. (Continued.) Motion by Hynes and seconded by Whiting that the recommendation of the Finance Committee be made the order of the Board and the following Claims be allowed on the Road. Fund end the Clerk be instructed to draw warrants for the same. Roll Call. All voted aye, Motion Carried. Aultman 1 Taylor Maohine Co, $ 5,73 Sipple Bros. 6.60 C. H. /ablaze a--a-_-_-_---.a-aaaaaaaaaaaavaaaa-109.35 J. E. Wiltrout ----------------------21.00- Byers Lumber Co. a 89.20 National Refining Co. - 134.03 F. J. Benedict 70,00 G. S. Fisher 13.25 A recess was then taken until 9 A. M. Wednesday June 5th, 1918. WEDNESDAY - JUNE5th, 1918. '9 A. M. Board reassembled as per recess. Roll Call. .All members present, - Moved by Kidder and seconded by Schlegel that the recommendation of the Bond Committee be made the order of the Board and the following Official Bonds be approved and confirmed. Motion Carried. Dennis Mullen, Road Overseer District No, 1, Blaine Township. R. O. Wirfel, Township Clerk Verona Township. O. W. Petersen, Town Clerk Logan Township, O. J. Robinson, Road Overseer District No. 1 West Blue Township. Elizabeth Henry, Deputy County Clerk Adams County, Nebraska. Motion by Kidder and seconded by Whiting that the resignation of Doctor S. J. Stewart, Chairman Adams County Board of Health, be accepted. Motion Carried. Motion by Kidder and seoonded by Schlegel that Dr. E. B. Hamel be appointed Chairman Adams County Bonrd of Health to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Doctor S. J. Stewart. Motion Carried. Motion by Kidder end seconded by Hynes that we appropriate $131000 to West Blue Town- ship, same being one half the cost of grading on the east side of Section 13 West Blue Township, end the Clerk be instructed to draw warrant on the Road Fund in favor of the Treasurer of West Blue Township. Roll Call. Al]. members voted aye. Motion Carried. Motion by Hynes end seconded by Kidder that we appropriate$1000,00 from the Special Motor Vehicle Registration Fund for claying rods between Section 24 Logan Township and Section 19 Silver Lake Township, and between Section 18 and 19 Silver Lake Township. Money to be paid ,then the work is completed and satisfactory to the Board. Motion Carried. Motion by Schlegel end seconded by Whiting that the Clerk be instructed to draw warrant on the Special Motor Vehicle Registration Fund for $200,00 in favor of the Treasurer of Cottonwood Township, same being made to complete payment of appropriation made of $1000.00, for °laying roads on Section 33 and between Section 33 and Section 28 , and Section 28 and 27 Cottonwood Township, Roll Call, All members voted aye. Motion Carried. Motion by Hynes and seconded by Kidder that the recommendation of the Complaint Committee be made the order of the Board and that the County Treasurer be instructed to extend taxes as shown on Tax Receipt No. 9575, on an assessed valuation of $10.00 instead of $100.00, on account of no improvements, and on Tax Receipt No, 8517 on a valuation of 250,00 instead of $505.00 on account of an erroneous aseeeetent. Also on Tax Receipt No, 8201 on a valuation of $800.00 instead of $832.00 on account of an erroneous assessment, and on Tax Receipt No, 9571 on valuation of $30.00 instead of $176,00 on account of no improvements. Ind on Tax tleceipt No. 713 being exempt from taxation and the entire amount of $71.83 taxes, be refunded on account of same being used for hospital purposes, and on Tax Receipt No. 285, the entire amount of $1,44 taxes be refunded on account of same being out of city limits. Roll Call. All members voted aye. Motion prevailed. Motion by Hynes and seconded by Schlegel that the recommendation of the Complaint Committee be made the order of the Board and that the claim for refund of taxes of Rosetta °Laughlin as shown by Tax Receipt No. 7929 be disallowed, and the claim of W. A. Harnsber- er as shown by Tax Receipt No, 8843 be disallowed. Roll Call. All members voted aye. otion carried. Board recessed until 1:30 P. M. wEDNESPAY- JUNE 5th, 1918. 1:30 P. M. Board reassembled as per recess. Roll Call. A11 members present. Motion by Hynes and seconded by Whiting that the recommendation of the Bridge Co.mitt- e be made the order of the Board and the following bridges be ordered built. Two between Section 19 Juniata and Section 24 Wanda, 12 foot flat top, 20 foot roadway. One between Section 1 and 2 Wanda, 16 foot flat top, 20 foot roadway. Ore between Section 1 Wanda and Section 36 Kenessw, 12 foot, flat top, 20 foot roadway. And one between Section 2 and 11 Kenesaw, 12 foot,flat top, 20 foot roadway. And one between Section 13 West Blue and Section 18 Clay County, 50 foot steel span and 16 foot roadway. Motion Carried, Motion by Benedict and seconded by Hoff that the recommendation of the Finance Pommittee be made the order of the Board and the Clerk be instructed to draw warrants on the Bridge Fund for the following claims: 1): TUESDAY - JUNE 4th, 10 J. M. Board met as per adjournment. All members present, except Hynes. At 11:30 Hynes answered call. Moved by Hynes and seconded by Hoff that the recommendation of the Finance Committee be mrde the order of the Board end that the following claims be allowed against the General Fund and the Clerk instructed the draw warrants for the same. All members voted yea. Motion prevailed. Drs. Foote & McPherson H. C. Haverly C. V. Whis inand Nye, Schneider -Fowler Co., James V. Beghtol Mary Dungan. -w..--------- ----------- M. -------- -M. D. Jones Co. , Underwood Typewriter Co., Industrial Chemical Supply Co. Sunnyside Anderson Shoe Co. James V. Beghtol Fred Blake Jr. Twidle Shoe Co, Hastings Fuel Co. Lee Haggard --------------------- C. L. Stone John Hoff ♦r w r. -r. - W. A. Woodworth David W. Bauer John Gearhart - James Patterson M. R. Embers on ------------- W. - --- W. E=. Reynolds W. C. S p ickna ll -__- -- Eckhard Roeder •----..- George S. Parmenter M. E. Dieter C.: Zogg E. A. 5t John B. H. Brown W. 1. Cole, Sheriff Peter Hansen 'moor' ordriori- NO SI OS /PS MS AO MP sr ifir MA -sore mew _arr. --.._- rib _ .. or ..--- Si ....... or Or rip err Air rip ir• Sr* SOW - or .1 -.--sore-»..._,:__ 75.00 161.31 6.74 9.20 5.00 17.70 14.00 67.25 38.40 52.56 7.10 5.00 28.10 2.60 7.20 30.12 117.00 58.20 105.00 156.00 117.00 105.83 20.00 153.00 105.36 111.40 121.30 121.40 114.00. 6.60 6.60 7.45 114.00` Charles Moritz 1.10 George Peters 1.10 Ethel Goos - 1.10 E. L. Nichols -------------- 1.10 T.W.B.Everhart 1.10 W. A. Cole Alice Brooke 1.002.20. Perry Stevens ----------- 1.10 John Snider,County Judge 7.50 Joan Snider, County Judge 19`.70 Christ Kort 106.12 John Snider T. G. Whiting Otto Madsen George W. Long 78.00 Robert Zohner---------------.. 2.03 N. D. Kidder 65 25 The Murray Dairy 3 00 G. G. Halsted ----- ----- 99. 0 A. 1. Batten --- 6.91 Mabel Croft - 81.00 Gertrude Croft --------------- 81.00 Byers Lumber Co. ------ ---54.00 Sherman J. Jones -. -- 66.00 Grieninger Nero. Co. .. 6.14 2.3. Stewart ---- 35.00 Mary Lanning Memorial Hos.-21.00 H. D. Webster Co. - 59.07 Union Meat Market 5.65 Jacob Bauer sore- 5.87 Conrad Walker . -- 10.55 Henry Bauer --- -----------ate.-.. 6.22 ....--- 71.15 - --- 76.60 94.00 A recess until 1:30 o'clock P. M. was then taken. TUESDAY JUNE 4th., 1918. 1i Board reassembled as per recess. Roll call. A11 members present. Moved by Whiting and seconded by Schlegel that the application of Isaac Fry for admission to the Soldiers' Borne be granted and that the Chairman and Clerk be authori- zed to sign an order for admission. Carried. Moved by Schlegel and seconded by Kidder that we appropriate $1000,00 out of the Special Motor Vehicle Registration Fund for the °laying of a road between See. 2 and 11 and See. 2 end 3 in Kenesaw Tpwnship,. Money to be paid when road is completed satisfactory to the Board. Roll call. All voted eye. Motion carried. Moved by Hoff and seconded by Hynes that the recommendation of the Finance Committee be made the order of the Board and the following claims be allowed on the General Fund, and the Clerk be instructed to draw warrants for the same. All members voted aye. Motion carried. W. A. Cole. Hastings Daily Tribune A. C. Atwater B. M. Simms L. A. Green J. L. Hynes -............. -. Don C. Fouts Ella Taylor B. F. Schlegel D. N. Bitner 110 _- 38 W - :i ti/'sore .�'.�'! sore �i.'.ii oil'..•, .. _ ,-r-.iarrr.I------ 1, _-0 : -.. --r._ _---_-.:rte-- 57 34 138,93 35.55 19.81 36.35 1.15 sore- __..sore--.-- 4, 25.00 ...... ---_----__-sore--'.._rlr".i'-->..' ..... William Kistler C. A. Heartwell F. J. Benedict 63.55 37 .00 -----so-so-:..sr_..-r-. Wrir - ..: ---- .3 10 .... --- err. -_-..-------�.�.-n-�.,.,4. , 11.00 sore- sore----.,-�-..::. 40.75 Lincoln Telephone & Telegraph Co. -------- 2.80 S. Schultz - ........... ------------- °�- .,w...;,.: 94.91 H. F. Favinger ---_-_._......m,_:......0-._., 6.10 Watkins-Ashby..Clute Printing Co. 26.47 15,28 54.59 Sutter& Roeder Sutter &Roeder Lem Tibbets 0. J. Reynolds ----_... w-_-w__�r 6.15 Stein Bros., Co., __.;:.sore 15.00 Will Kistler John L. Mace John L. Dace John L. Mace J. B. Kline WO re- sore -1» Nye -Schneider -Fowler Go, Wolbach & Brach Lincoln Tel. & Tel. Co. Local Registrars Joseph H. Still Don C. Fouts W. A, Cole, Sheriff J. A. Cates Joe Bu.dnek _sore--___--_- W. A. Cole, Sheriff Frank Bosard 0. H. Sprankle W. M. Welch Manf.Co. Renner & Serf 138.00 14.00 9,00 14.00 2,25 23.30 72.35 2.90 82,75 9.35 3.50 19.85 75.00 7,70 25.84 sore 306.10 20.75 Hammond & Stephens Co. Binderup Hardware Co. Moved. by Kidder and seconded by Sehlegel that the appointment of L. N. Huxtable Superintendent, of Road Dragging District No. 8 be confirmed. Motion carried. 2,00 37.55 11.57 3,80 r 21H -A) t Frank Kitts Frank Kitts Frank Kitts Frank Kitts WEDNESDAY - JUNE 5th. 1918. 1:30 P. M. (Continued) Chicago Lumber Co. M. A. Hargelroad Binderup Hardware Co. Frank Bos and 108.00 667.92 1076.34 797.61" 67.95 .20.30 7.75 3.60 Albert Lay Albert Lay F. E. Park Fisher Lumber Co, Ed Hudson .. G. C. Holhfeldt 0. H. Sprankle -1 5.00 3.00 4.35 58.05 9.00 9.50 11.74 Motion by Kidder, seconded by Hynes that the Clerk be instructed to draw wa:rr.nt on the Bridge Fund in favor of the City Treasurer for the sum of 0500.00, to cover balance of appropriation made July 10th, 1917, on account of bridge between Sections 7 and 8 Blaine Township. Motion Carried. Moved by Schlegel and seconded by Benedict that the recommendation of the Finance Committee be made the order of the Board and the Clerk be instructed to draw warrants on the road fund for the following claims; Motion Carried. Henry M. Llewellyn - 12.50 J. E. Wiltrout 0 93.00 Moved by Hynes and seconded by Whiting that the Bridge Petition of Niels Mikkelsen and others be referred to the Bridge Committee. Motion Carried. Moved by Hynes and seconded by Schlegel that the recommendation of the Finance Committee be made the order of the Board and that the following claims be allowed against the General Fund and the Clerk be instructed to draw warrants for the same, and the claim og M. A. Hartigan for $50.00 be allowed at 035.00. Roll call. All members voted yea. Motion carried. Simmering & Reynolds Max Gooden MI6 anir 188.89 2.50 State Journal Company w--------$ 381.79 M. A. Hartigan - . 35.00 Moved by Hynes and seconded by Benedict that the recommendation of the Finance Committee be made the order of the Board and the following claims be allowed against the Special Motor Vehicle Registration Fund, and the Clerk be instructed to draw warrants for the same. L. M. Huxtable, Supt, Road Dist. No.8.--0 79.40. Harm Valentine T. M. Trauseh Andy Schmidt Christ Kort S. Bauder w..w_ww�._..___r.:rcr 9.80 aa- a-aaaaaaaanot 35;65 52.60 ..,145.60 -�__...__—.-- w_.. a . -a , aa,-,....ti46.20 W. B. Hargelroad Wm. C. Dycus w . F. Duncan J. H. Furry C. P. Smith -- --,9 59.68 ----.c y. _..w,.::. 36.61. 6.30 aa __-,,_ .. 84.55 23.80 Moved by Kidder and seoondedby Schlegel that when this Board adjourns, it does so to meet again next Monday June 10th, 1918 at 10 o'clock A. M. Motion Carried. Moved by Benedict and seconded by Kidder that the findings be read and spread on the records. WHEREAS, on the 3rd day of May, A. D. 1918, a petition was filed with this Honorable body, the object and prupose of which was to appropriate lands for Cemetery purposes. That on the 16th, day of May, A. owner of said property, it being a part Township' seven (7), North, range twelve Nebraska, as set forth and described in D. 1918 ' a written notice was. served upon the of the Southwest quarter (SW) of Section (3) (12) West of the 6th P. M. in Adams County the above mentioned petition, and • That the notice informed FRED W. TRUEM .N, the owner of the said property that the County Board of Commissioners would make actual view of the above mentioned tract of land on the 9th day of May, A. D. 1918, an after said view they would determine whether or not said property was necessary as ah" addition to the KENES,W CEMETERY, and:Whether or not it was a public necessity, that it be condemned for such purposes, and That the Board on the 9th day of May, did make actual view of said premises and then and there did determine that public necessity required that an addition be made to said Cemetery, and that the property described in the petition should be made a part of said Cemetery grounds; and That afterwards, on view and determination that that the value of the lane s FIVE HUNDRED _A NT.. F I 'TY": DC - the 4th day of June, A. D. 1918, that baling after the actual public necessity required its condemnation, the Board finds o taken and_appropriated for the above mentioned purpose is RS (0550.00), and The Board further finds that said sum of FIVE HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLaaHS (0550.00) lands so aid toay oappropriated Clerk of the County, for the benefit of the owner or owners of said properties. Roll Call. Yeas, enc zet Kidder, Hynes, Hoff, Whiting and B�.tner. _ g . Schlegel not voting. Motion Carried. „xr Minutes read and approved. Motion to adjourn. Carried,- a. 1 A MONDAY JUNE 10th, 1918. 10 A. M. Board met as per adjournment. Roll Call. A11 members present. The matter of estimptes on culverts on the 0. L. D roa of the Board all the forenoon. It 12o'olock the Board recessed until 1;30 P. M. occupied the attention MONTAY JUNE 10th, 1918. 1:30P. M. Board reassembled as per recess. Roll Call. All members present, Motion by Kidder and seconded by Benedict that when this Boardadjourns it does so to meet again July 9th, as per statute. Roll Call. A11 voted yea. 'Motion Carried. Motion by Benedict, and seconded by Hynes that we purchase from the Nebraska Culvert 8G Manufacturing Co., 600 feet, 18 inch Ingot iron Culvert, delivered $1.84 per foot. 10 feet, 12 inch Ingot Iron Culvert, delivered. 1.27 per foot. 8 feet, 24 inch, Ingot Iron Culvert, delivered 2.98 per foot. 4 feet, 36 inch, Ingot Iron Culvert, delivered 4.44 per foot. 2,-12 inch connecting bands at 50/ each. 6,-18 inch connecting bands at 75/ each. 2,-24 inch connecting bands at *1.24 each. 1,-36 inch connecting band at *1.85 each. Roll Call. All members voted yea. Motion carried. Minutes read end approved. Motion by kidder, seconded by Schlegel that this Board adjourns. , CHI Motion carried. N. M TUESDAY JUNE lith, 1918. 10 A. M. Board met as per legal notice as the BOARD OF EQUALIZATION. Roll Call, All members present, including the Oounty Clerk and. County Assessor who ere members of said Board of Equalization. At 12 o'clock a recess was then taken until 1:30 P. M. TUESDAY - JUNE llth, 1918. CLP.M. P. Board reassembled as per recess. Roll Call. All members present. At 5 o'clock the Board recessed until 10 A. M. Wednesday, June 12th, 1918. WEDNESDAY . TUNE 12th, 1918. 10 A. M. Board reassembled as per recess of June llth, 1918. Roll Call. All members present, including the Oounty Clerk and Oounty Assessor who are members of said Board. At 11 P. id, the Board recessed until 1:30 P. M. WEDNESDAY !. JUNE 12th, 1918. 1:30 P. M. Board reassembled as per recess. Roll Call. All members present. The afternoon was taken up by discusion of claims for Equalization that was called to the attention of said Board. • At 5 P. M. the Board recessed until Thursday, June 13th, 1918 at. 10 A. M. THURSDAY - JUNE l3th, 1918 10 A. M. Board reassembed as per recess of June 12th. Roll Call. All members present. Forenoon taken up with consideration of complaints, 12 o'clock noon, Board recessed until 1:30 P. V. THURSDAY JUNE l3th, 1918. 1:30 P. M. Board reassembled as per recess. Roll Call. All members present. Motion by Whiting and seconded. by Kidder that we, disallow the claim of Ira R. Ball for reduction of valuation on North East Quarter of North West Quarter of North West Quarter (N.B.+, 14.-71.-31- of N.W.i-) Sec. 31-8-9 Blaine Tovniship. Also te claim of J. G. Schmidt for reduction of valuation on SOuth QUsrter(S.E.i) Sec. 2-6-10 Ayr Township. Also the claim of J. F. Faber for reduction of Four .T.114dred ($400.00) Dollars on valuation on North West quarter (N.W.*) Sec. 7-5-12 and South West Quarter (S.W.*) Sec. 7-5-12 and South West Quarter (S.W.i) Sec. 7-5-12 Logan Township. Roll Call. All voted yea. Motion Carried. Motion by Zohner and seconded by Hynes that we allow the claim of 0. Driebelbis for 350,00 reduction of valuation �nimprovements on. Lot 6 and. South 35 feet of Lot 7, Block 20 St. Joseph Addition. Roll Call. All voted yea. Motion Carried. Motion by Zohner and seconded by Hynes that, the request of E. L. Ganvreau be not acted upon as correction has already been made for the 1918 assessment on Lot 3, Block 8 original town. Motion carried. THURSDAY - JUNE 20th, 1918 10 A. M. Board assembled as per recess of June 15th,' 1918. Roll Call. Al? members present. Forenoon was taken up in considering the velnation Of the live stock in the various townships. 12 o'clock noon, Board recessed until 1:30P. M. THURSDAY - JUNE 20th, 1918. 1:30 P. M. Board met as per recess. Roll Call. All members present. Motion by Zohner and seconded by Hoff that the valuation on improvements Dote11 and 12, Block 3, Sewell's Addition be reduced $200.00, instead of $300,00 as re- quested. Roll Call. All voted Yea, -Motion carried, Motion by Schlegel and seconded by Whitingthat the request for reduction of valuation on the south 50 feet of north 100 feet of Lot 18, Block 1, Alexanders Second Addition be not granted. Also the request for the reductiOn of valuation on Lots 1, 2 and 3 Davis's Addition be not granted. Roll Call, yeas, Benedict, Kidder', Hynes, Hoff, Whiting, Schlegel, Bitner and Cates. Zohner present, but not voting. Motion Carried. Motion by Kidder and seconded by Whitingthat the personal property as returned by the precinct assessors be left as returned. R611 Call. All voted-Ysa, Motion Carried. Motion by Kidder and Seconded by Benedict that the request for reduetion on valuation on improvements on the west 79 feet of tie north 125 feet in MeIntyer's Addition be granted for $200,00. Roll Call. All voted yea Motion Carried. . Motion by Benedict and seconded by Hoff that the valuation on improvements on the south 50 feet of Lot 18, Alexander's Second Addition be raised $255.00. Roll Call. All voted yea. motion Carried. Minutes of the meeting were read and approved. Motion by Benedict and seconded by Kidder that the Board now adjourn subject to the call of the Clerk. Motion Carried. Motion to adjourn, carried. x6/3 CHAIRMAN. ;`,•-• -St TUESDAY - JULY 9th, 1918.- 10 A. M. Board met as per adjournment of June 10th, 1918. Roll Call. All members present. Motion by Kidder and seconded by Hynes that the Board appropriate $200.00 from the General Fund and the Clerk be instructed to draw warrant for the same in favor of C. G. Lane, President of the Chamber of Commerce, same being for entertainment of soldier boys leaving Ad=ams County. Roll Call. All voted aye. Motion Carried. At 12 A, M, the Board recessed until one thirty P. M. TUESDAY- JULY 9th, 1918, - 1:30 P. M. Board reassembled as per recess. Roll call. All members present. Motion by Hoff and seconded by Hynes that the recommendation of the Finance Committee be made the order of the Board and that the following claims be allowed on the General Fund and. the Clerk be instructed to draw warrants for the same. Roll call, all voted. aye. Motion Carried® Oliver Lumber Co. J. R. McGrath Edw. Co. W. A. Cole Remington Typewriter Co. Wa.hlqu.is t Bros. Binderup Hardware Co. Nye,Schneider,Fowler Co. Hammonds & Stephens Co. A. W. Sorensen Meyers Hardware Co. Oliver Lumber Co. Lem Tibbets K. B. Printing Co. Juniata Basket Store C. V. Whisinand Mary Dungan F. J. Benedict J. F. Yost number Co. Juniata Basket Store Dr. E. B. Hamel B. F. Carl C. T. Buchanan Chris Hansen J. R. Baugh Lincoln Tele. & Telegraph Co. Lincoln Tele. & Telegraph Co. Jacob Bauer Fred Blake, Jr. Henry Herbst H. 0. Eckhardt H. D. Webster Henry Bauer Hastings Fuel Co. Mary Lanning Memorial Hospital H. 0. Eckhardt ,t, 5.57 C.B.& Q.R.R.Co. $ 23.14 38.50 The Mace Grocery ----- ---- ----- - 18.29 85.51 Watkins -Ashby -elute Ptg.Co. 12.75 .30 Hastings Daily Tribune 11.36 65.80 County Treasurer 83.94 42.69 Security Envelope Co. 6.25 346.35 J. A. Cates 200.03 44.99 Chas. E. Hill - 2.25 9,00 Miss. Tena Moffitt -- -- 25.00 6.18 J. E. Willit8 6.00 14.70 W. A. Cole 6.50 183.00 B. F. Schlegel 57,40 217.93 Mabel Croft 82.60 66.67 Gertrude Croft 97.60 9.91 Robt. Zohner 1.27 12.55 J. L. Hynes 52.50 49.00 A. T. Batten 5.25 17.90 John Hoff 54.50 18.22 N. D. Kidder 47.00 51.50 Byers Lumber Co • 19.10 14.31 T. G. Whiting 61.10 10.15 D. N. Bitner - -- -- 51.40 78.00 C. B. Galbreath 2.00 19.25 Lee Haggard 24.01 6.80 S. R. Hopkins 34.00 11.05 Barnes Clothing Co. 6.45 14,91 W. G. Saddler --- --_ 200.00 29.30 Cal Dreibe1bis--_ _ 2.50 28.00 J. C. Penny Co. 14.50 32.39 Ray's Shoe Store 13.20 53.36 0. C. Kent ---- 138.12 11.58 B. M. Simms 34.45 19.70 W. W. Keith 16.00 17.45 Sunnyside 52.50 41.53 Allyn & Bissell 11.90 Motion by Kidder and seconded by VIhiting that the resignation of Doctor E. B. Hamel as Chairman of the Board of Health be accepted. Motion Carried. Motion by Kidder and seconded by Hoff that Doctor Fred Schaufelberger be appoint- ed to fill the vacancy caused by resignation of Doctor E. B. Hamel as Chairman of the Board of Health. Roll call, ryes, Benedict, Kidder, Hynes, Hoff, Schlegel and Bitner. T.G. Whiting voting for Doctor Beghtol. Motion Carried. Motion by Benedict and seconded by Whiting that the Clerk be instructed to draw warrant for 10.00 per month for two months in favor of Emma Crone for Mother's Pen- sion to comply with order from the County Court. Roll call. All voted yea, Motion Carried. Motion by Hoff andseconded by 7hiti.ng that the recommendation of the Finance Committee be made the order of the Board and the following claims be allowed on the General Fund and. the Clerk be instructed to draw warrants for the same. Roll call, all voted yes, Motion Carried. A. C. Atwater Proffitt & Lovell Ella, Taylor Haynes Bros. 150.00 34.44 26.44 46.55 Don C. Fouts R. 0. Wood James V. Beghtol Esther Wallace $ 4.00 28.20 29.00 20.00 Motion byWhiting and seconded by Schlegel that the recommendation of the Finance Committee be made the order of the Board and the_followng claims be allowed on the Bridge Fund and the Clerk be instructed to draw warrants for the same. Roll call, all voted. aye. Motion Carried. '"niAUIX Q JULY 9th, 1918- 1:30 P. M. (Continued) Ed M. Dominy C.K.Lawsem Hardward Co. W. M. -Gartner Byers Lumber Co. Chicago Lumber Co. Robert W. Jones ... 39.55 2.75 31.55 26.10 92.90 27.00 Oliver Lumber Co. ----------------------- ,., 12.05 Oliver Lumber Co. , 34,56 Binderup Hardware Co. 1.50 J. H. Yost Lumber Co. 34.74 Standard Bridge Co. 2500.00 Motion by Hynes and seconded by Schlegel that the recommendation of the Finance Committee be made the order of the Board and the following claims be al owe on t e Road Fund, and the Clerk be instructed to draw warran s for the same. Roll call all voted aye. Motion Carried. Nebraska Culvert & Mantf. Co. ---; Nebraska Culvert & Man'f Co. ---- Nebraska Culvert & ManTf Co. ---- B. F. Schlegel ---- -- ----------- E. A. Brandes J. E. Wiltrout Crisman & Brehm - --- ---------, 4.50 by Benedict and seconded by Whiting that the recommendation of the Finance 330.36 National Refining Co. 317.23 J. 0. Brower 520.46 Peter Goedert 2.00 F. J. Benedict 4.00 J. E. Wiltrout 93.65 C. E. Hughes Committee be mPde the order of the Board and the following claims be allowed against the Special Motor Vehicle Registration Funp....., and the Clerk be instructed to draw warrants for the same. Roll Call, all voted aye. motion Carried 172.35 2.50 94.85 39.80 16.00 35.50 Motion L. 3. s. A. T. N. Huxtable H. Furry Bauder E. Williams ----- ------ ------ M. Trousch -- --- 49.85 *0P 42.00 91.00 31.85 3,50 Chris Kort 32.20 Andrew Smidt - - - ---------------,----- 9.00 A. B. Fernow ------------------------------64,05 C. P. Smith 45.15 At 5 P. M. Board recessed until WednesdaY July 10th, at 9 A. WEDNESD1Y -JtTLY 10th, 1918. 9 A. Y. Board reassembled as per recess, of July 9th,1918. Roll Call, all members present. Forenoon taken up with inspection of road. At twelve o'clock noon, the Board recessed until 1:30 P. M. TTED77SDAY - JULY 10th, 1918 1:30 P. M. Board reassembled as per recess. Roll call., all members present. Moved by Whiting and seconded by Hynes that the recommendation of the Finance Committee be made the order of the Beard and the following claims be allowed on the General Fund and the Clerk be instructed to drew warrants for the same. Roll Call all voted yea. Motion Carried. L. A. Green Will Kistler 3.10 H. C. Haverly, County Treasurer M. $ 27.01 C. 1. Heartwell ..$ 5.60 424.26 Motion by Schlegel and seconded by Whiting that the recommendation of the Fin- ance Committee be made the order of the Board and the following claims be allowed on the Bridge Fund, and the Clerk be instructed to draw warrants for the same. Roll call, all voted ye. Motion Carried. Prank Kitts $ 788.90 Frank Kitts FrPnk Kitts 728.35 Frank Kitts Frank Kitts - 231.83 Frank Kitts Frank Kitts 307.59 Frank Kitts Frank Kitts 180.52 Motion by Whiting and seconded by Hynes that the recommendation of the Finance Committee be made the order of theBoardandAke, f017,107ing claim be allowed on the Special Motor Vehicle Registration Fund, and the dMik be instructed to draw warrant for the same. Roll call, ell voted yea. Motion Carried. .4 178.74 65.56 210.00 823.84 T. C. Siegner $ 74.48 Motion by Hynes and seconded by Whiting that the proceedings had and done in reference to the petition of the Kenesaw Cemetery Association filed on the 3rd, day of May 1918, be filed with the County Clerk and a copy of the same be filed in the office of the Register of Deeds of Adams County. Motion Carried. Motion by Hoff and seconded by Hynes that the recommendation of the Finance Committee be made the order of the Board, and the claim of the Nebraska sanitlarAtim for $777.35 be allowed at 250,00 and the Clerk be instructed to draw warrant on General Fund for this amount. Roll call, all voted aye. Motion Carried. Motion by Kidder and seconded by Hoff that the request of an appropriation *9nnn nn 4.1.Am +110 7:inma annrdn fnr thA mnrmogA of eauilainz them with rifles and the 9V\ I JA WEDNESDAY - JULY 10th, 1918 1:30 P. M. (Continued) Motion by Benedict and seconded by Whiting that the following road be designated as County Road. No. 3. Commencing at the N. E. corner of Section 1'7 and. N. W. corner of Section 16, Blaine Township. Thence south four miles to town line of Blaine and. Hanover Townships, thence south four miles to south line of Section 21, thence east one half mile on south section line of Section 21, thence south tO-Tbiniship line of Hanover and Little Blue, thence south one end a fractional mile to the Village of Pauline. Motion Carried. Motion by Whiting and seconded by Hynes that the following be a continuation of County Roed No. 2. Commencing at S. W. corner of Section 6 and N. W. corner of Section 7 Ayr Township, thence east two miles, thence north one mile in Ayr Town- ship, thence north four miles inDnver Township, connecting with the 0.L.D. road. Motion Carried. Motion by Kidder and seconded by Hynes that when this Board adjourns, it does so to meet again at 9 A. M. July 18th, 1918. Motion Carried. Motion by Whiting and seconded by Hynes that the recommendation of the Bridge Committee be made the order of the Board, and a bridge be ordered built between Sections 29 and 32, Juniata Townshii,10 foot water way, 20 foot road way, concrete flat top. Motion Carried. Minutes of the meeting were read and approved. Motion by Hynes and seconded by Hoff that this Boerd adjourn. Motion Carried. CLERK.. DE U . • , 414AWNiirti4A THURSDAY - JULY 18th, 1918, 9 A. M. Board assembled as per recess o± July 10th, 1918. Roll Call, all members present, including Geo. E. Johnson, State Engineer, who represented the State Board of Irrigation, Highways & DreinPge. At 10 A. M. a joint meeting of the Board of Supervisors of Kearney, Nuckolls, Clay and Adams Counties were called to order by D. N. Bitner, Chairman of Adams county Board, Roll call, showed Supervisors from the different counties present, PS follows:- , Hugh Allison, Supervisor, NuckollS County. Elbert Haws, TT Kearney County. C. Hove, J.D. Cover, Ernest Peterson, Victor Anderson, John C. Bergerd, Chris Anderson, No Supervisors from Clay County enswred Motion by Ge. E. Johnson, seconded be made Chairman and G. A. Oates, Clerk IT TT IT TT IT TT IT TT TT TT TT IT TT IT TT Sealed bids Lamoreaux Bros., Division 1, Item Division 2, Item Division 3, Item Division 4, Item roll call. by Hynes of Adams County that D. N. Bitner of the joint meeting. Motion Carried. were submitted on Federal Aid Project No. 7 by the Omaha, Nebraska, 1, 33-9/100', Item 1, 33-9/10, Item 1, 33-9/10/„ Item 1, 33-9/10V, Item P. E. ShugPrt, Nevada, Iowa, Division 1, Item 1, 37-3/0, 2, 2, 2, 2, At, ctt, 2.00, Item 2.00, Item 2.00, Item 2.00, Item Division 4, Item 38, Watts Construction Co., Cpncordia, Kansas. Cost plus 10, on all Divisions. Thomas Corey & Sons Division 1, Item 1, Division 2, Item 1, Division 3, Item 1, Division 4, Item 1, 3 3,•b 3 , 3, Cost , Des Moines, Iowa. 30-1/2V„ 37-1/2(/. 37-1/2:cl. 389?. Item No, 38 Cost plus 15%. Capital Bridge 00., Lincoln, Nebraska, Division 1, Item 27, 2.36, Item 28, 3.4 32, $10.00. Item 36, $ 29.50. Division Central Bridge & Division 1, Item $10.00, Item 36, Division 2, Item Division 3, Item $28.00. All the Construction Co" Wahoo, 27, $2.31, Item 28, $3.5 28.00. 27, 2.31, Item 28, $3.35 26, 1.50, Item 27, ,'!'2.31 above bids accompanied by 1.00, 1.00. 1.00. 1,00. plus 15%. following firms: - 0, Item 29, ,4.35, Item No. 30, 5.30, Item 4, Item 29, 04.30. Nebraska. , Item 29, , Item 30, , Item 28, certified $4.30, Item 30, $5.25, Item 32, $5.25, Item 36, 128.00. 0,35, Item 30, 5.25, Item 36, check of 5% of the amount. Allgptinfa Motion by Geo. E. Johnson end seconded by Allison from Nuckolis County, that the Central Bridge & Construction Company of Wahoo, Nebraska, be awarded the contract on Divisions Nos. 1, 2 and 3 as per their bid,• Roll call, all voted yea. Motion Carried. the No. Motion by Geo, E. Johnson Capital Bridge Company, of 4, es per their bid. Roll and seconded by Chris Anderson of Kearney County, that Lincoln, Nebraska, be awarded the contract on Division d call, all voted yea. Motion Carried. o'clock the Board recessed until 1:30 P. M. THURSDAY - JULY 18th, 1918 1:30 P. M. Board reassembled as per recess. Roll call, all members present. Motion by Kidder and seconded by Whiting that when the Adams County Board adjourns it does so to meet again on Monday July 22nd, 1918 at 10 A. M. Motion Carried. The following Resolution ceras dopted by the Kearney County Supervisors: Whereas, the StPte of Nebraska and the Counties of Nuokolls, Kearney, Clay and Adams have advertised for bids for the construction of Federal Aid. Project No. 7, and whereas the bids for grading in Kearney County are above estimated cost, and whereas it Pp -nears that it will be necessary for Kearney County to construct the work in order to receive State and Federal aid, new, therefore, be it Resolved, that we, the Super- visors from Kearney County, notify the State Engineer that Kearney County will do all work on Items, 1, 2 and 3 according to estimated cost to comply with plans and speci- fiTations. fi-ed*''':',='= E. Fr -WS, John C. Bergard, Victor AndeTson, Chris Anderson, C. Hove, Ernest Petersoik', J. D. Cover, Board of Supervisors, Kearney County, Nebraska. J\\ I 11 \ e 1 R''."Nx40103% 7 H , . _ MONDIY - JULY 22nd, 1918, 10 A. M. Joint meeting Boards of Supervisors of Nuckolis, Kearney, Clay end Adams Counties. Borrd assembled es per adjournment of July 18th, 1918. Roll call, Geo. E. Johnson, Stete Engineer, who represented the State Board of Irrigation, HighwPys and Drainage, James Ziggafoos, Supervisor from Clay County, 0. W. Challberg. of Clay County, George England, F. A. Westering, Supervisors from Clay County: Thigh Allison, T. T. Kauffman and Theodore Bach,Commissioners7rom Nuckolls County: -nd all members of the Adams County Board. Motion by Kidder, seconded by Allision of Nuokolls that we reject ell bids on Items Nos. 1, 2 and 3. Motion Carried. Motion by Ziggafoos of Clay County, seconded by Westering of Clay County that the Resolution adopted by the Board of Supervisors of Kearney Comity as nnears on Super- visor's Record No. 10, Page 30, of Adams County be adopted by Clay, AdPms and Nuckolls Counties with changes in name to conform to sPid Courtes,Roll cell all voted yea. Motion Carried. The Resolution follows: Whereas, the State of Nebraska and the Counties of Nuckolis, Kerney, Clay end Adams have advertised for bids for the construction of Federal Aid Project No. 7, end Whereas, the bide for grading in Adams County are Obore estiMrted cost, end wherePs, it rp-oePrs that it will be_neceSsary for Adams County to construct the work in order to receive State end FederalAid, •now therefore, be it Resolved that we, the Supervisors of Ad -ms County, notify the State Engineer that Adams County will do all work on Items 1, 2 and 3 recording to estimated cost to comply with plans and specificetions. Signed: D. N. Bitner, F. J. Benedict, N. D. Kidder, J. T. Hynes, John Hoff, T. G. Whit- ing rnd B. F. Schlegel. Motion by Benedict, seconded by Hoff that the ebove Resolution be adopted by the Board of Supervisors of Adams County. Roll call, all voted yea. Motion Carried. Resolution dopted by Nuckolls County as follows: Whereas, the Strte of Nebraska end the Counties of nickel's, Kearney, Clay end Adams h8ve advertised for bids for the construction of Federal Aid ?roject No. 7, and whereas, the bids for grading in Nuckolls County -re above estimated cost, Pnd wherens, it ppears that it will be necessary for Nuckolls County to construct the work in order to receive State and Feder"' Aid, now therefore, be it Resolved that We, the Commissioners from Nuckells, County notify the State Engineer that Nuckolis County will do all work on Items 1, 2 and 3 according to estimated cost to corn -4y with plans rind specifications. Signed: Hugh Allison, Theodore Bch and T. T. KaufmPn. Pesolution adopted by Clay County es follows: Whereas, the Stste of Nebraska, end the Count'es of Nuckolls, Kearney, Clay and Adams have edvertised for bids for the construction of Federal Aid Project No. 7, and whereas, the bids for grading in Clay County ere above estimated cost, and whereas, it appears that it will be necessary for Clay County to construct the work in order to receiveState, and Federal Aid, now therefore, be it Resolved that we, the Supervisors ?r6m, Cliy4doUntyno StPte Engineer thst Clay County will do ell work on Items 1, 2 end 3 recording to estimated cost to comply with plans end specifications. Signed: F. A. Westering, James Ziggafoos, O. W. Challberg and George England, At 12 o'clock noon, the joint meeting adjourned. Adams County:Board recessed until 1:30 P. Y. MONDAY - JULY 22nd, 1918 1:30 P. M. Board reassembled es per recess. Roll call, all members present. Motion by Kidder and seconded by Schlegel that the Chairman end Clerk be instruct- ed to sign the papers of Louise. A. Vodra for admission the Soldiers' Home at Burkett, Nebraska. Motion Carried. Motion by Kidder end seconded ,by Hynes that when this Board adjourns, it does so to meet again August 6th, 1918, at 10 A. M. Motion Carried. Minutes reed andapproved. Motion to adjourn' carried. .11.1.1.0.••••.• C :AI nip IT • E 6 L141,1 32 0 TUESDAY - AUGUDT 6th, 1918 10 • Y. Board assembled es per adjournment of July 22nd, 1918. Roll cell, all members present. Motion by Benedict and seconded by Hynes that the report of the Settlement Committee from January lst, 1918 to July 1st, 1918, be accepted and made e. matter of record. Motion Carried. Report of Settlement Committee follows: Hastings, Nebraska, July 16th, 1918. TO THE HONORJBLE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS, ADAMS COUNTY, FEBRISKA. GENTLEMEN;-- We, your Settlement Committees, having checked 11 records in the various offices for the first six months of the year 1918, beg leve to submit the following reports. IN TEE OFFICE OP THE REGISTER OF MEDS. The following records were checked in the Office of the Register of Deeds; Deed Records Nos. 95 and 96: Mortgage Records 107 end 103 and 106: lechanic's Lien Record No. 7; Will and Decree Record No, 4; Miscellaneous Record No. 16 end Cemetery Deed Record. No. 33, together with all marginal stubs and found the same to agree with Fee Record. No. 5. The following is a correct statement of the fees received in the Register of Deed Office as the same were found by us end shown by said Record. January- 172.55 February - 171.10 March 326.05 April 145.00 May 204.25 June 122.25 Total for period beginning January 1st, 1918, and ending June 30th, 1918, inclusive 0 1141.20 John Hoff and N. T. Eidder, Sub-Check'ng Committee. IN THF] OFFIC OF THF COUNTY CLERK. We checked all warrants with the bilis for which the warrants were drawn: Plso ell warrants with the stubs and we find ell warrants not receipted for are in possession of the Clerk. We checked the following records with the Fee Book and found ell fees properly entered therein; Chattel Mortgage Record, Bil] of Sale Record, Notarial Record, Optometry Record, Bond Register, Veterinary Register, EmbelmerTs Register, Official Bond Register, Dentists' Register, Farm rPme ;Register, BhysiciansT Register, Association Record, Nurses' Register, Health Record end Miscellaneous Record. RECEIBTS: f January, Miscellaneous Fees Salary Febranry,Mdscellansous Fees Salary, March, Miscellaneous Fees Salary, 23.65 137.50 17.25 137.50 35.45 137.50 April, Miscellaneous Fees 2.30 " 2nd. Claim No. 313 for stamps and express 16.99 Preparing Assessor's Books 400.00 Keeping Minutes of Board,lst.fl.uarter100.00 Eeeping Account Ledger, 1st 1uarter25,00 Recording Bonds 5.00 Recoding Birth Certificates ---- 17.25 Recording Death Certificates 21.50 Total Receipts DiSbursements:- ':3• 161.15 154.75 • 172.95 588.04 1076.89 A Stamps and express es per Cash BQ eek 16.99 County Clerk's Salary,3 months & two dey 421.67 Assisttnt's Salary 3 months & two days 230.00 ?aid County Tressurer 412.50 Total Disbursements '411081.16 Deficiency 4.27 F.J.Benedict end J.L.Hynes, Checking Committee, COTIMITTEETS RIEBOT OF COUNTY CIERZTS OFFI-;fl .170M ePRTI 3rd, 1918 TO JULY lst, 1918. We checked the following records: Bill of Sale Record, Chattel 2iortgage Record, Notarial Record, Optometry Register, Bond Register, 7eterin8ry Register, Emeblmer's Recerd, Official Bond Record, Dentists' Register, Fern Nemo Register, 'Physicians' Register, Association Record, Nurses' Register, Health Record and Miscellaneous Record, with the Tee Book and find all the fees were Properly entered therein. IN TTL T ,, r : TEE COUNTY SU -c' 7INTNNI ANT The Institute Fund was check and the receipts tnd expenditures found to be s follows: RECEIPTS: C P January lst,1918, Balance -- " " to July lst, 1918 Total 237.10 73.00 . . Jx= UDi.TU.i.!.')S: Jas:uary lst,1918 to July 1st, 1918 -Total_ Balance July lst, 1.918 - 28.67 John Hoff ana F. D. Ki.ader, Check,ng Committee. c; IN HE OTFIC E OF THE ;3E SRI T. 310.10 28.67 281.43 We checked the fell -owing. recorc_s. in. the Of Vice of th Sheriff from January lst,1918, to June 30th, 1918, inclusive: Sheriff's Process• -` pocket, County. Court No. 6 and 7: :pis rict Coir ; :Docket No. 7, Justice Favinger's Locket, and. find sa.,rne to .agree With the Report now on file in .the Office of the. County Clerk. RE,CE]:2TS District Court County Court -- Justice Court Total - woo molt 42.25 52.00 11,00 .41. wit 105.25 T. G. Whiting and John Hoff Checking Committee. TN THE 0I IG.::, OF TKE COUNTY JUDGE. We have checked the following books Yerriwge Record No. 15, 'rebate Fee Book Nos. 2,3,4,5,6,rnd. 7; County Court Lockets,Nos. 5 and 6: Justice of the Peace Docket No. 9; and Bond Record No. 2, and find the same agrees with the Report new on file in the County Clerk's Office. N. T. Kidder and John Hoff, Checking Committee. IN THE OFFICE OF THE COUNTY TREASURER. We have oaref ully checked all books of foregoing report of receipts, disbursements correct. STa�Tu General Uni.Act i.vities University Special University Normal School Fund. Institution Imp't Aid Bridge A i d Road Sail Insurance School Land. Prin. School Lad int. School T,nd Le^se Motor• Vehicle lSY COUNTY General Bridge Road Motor Vehicle Inherit -ace Tax receipts and vouchers andfind that the and balances on hand, June 30th, 1918, to be BALANCE COT_LEOTIONS DISBURSEMENTS ANC. . 1-1-18 M_18 02375.45 A13933.02 020245.45 01063.02. 556.54 3726.58 4086.54 196.58 706.88 4983.48 5386.88 303.48 547.24 3737.22 4077.24 207.22 613.32 4235.59 4583.32 265.59 324.26 2384.96 254-4.26 164.96 151.17 995.53 1071.17 75.53 440.10 3229.69 3465.10 204.69 2383.52 284.90 2098.62 1247.40 1247.40 378.39 257.2.E 513.39 122.25 133.59 624.10 743.59 14.10 443.35 536.25 1004.75 24.85 44037.69 2732.84 9664.34 8655 .76 2966.29 Soldiers & Sailors 451.28 Tax Raid Under. Prot. Advertising Township- 13444.44 School Bond 13675.60 Transfer .from District School - 20154..64 Transfer to State App't.fund 2515.45 Finds & Licenses Miscellaneous Fees Prosser Village. 74.79 Ayr Village. 158.30 Trumbull Village 17.69 City of Hastings 3970.42 NenesE.W Village 1555.99 Juniata. Village - 244.48 37429.56 14990.69 3790.87 4496.70 867,05 596.47 474.18 4.00 25205.50 18689.09 106988.89) 268.56( 6263.36 58.00 60.00 4.00 59.62 4.41 137590.99 3356.02 385.42 r r r,n 27814.06 10695.60 6374.27 2461.85 800.00 29800.00 11405 .18( 268.56) 106908.57 7516.24 136425.52 4675.00 310.00 mrfn nn 53653.19 7027.93 7080.94 10690.61 3833.34 247.75 474.18 4.00 8849.94 20422.39 20503.52 1262.57 58.00 60.00 78.79 217.92 22..10 5135.69 237.01 319.90 ��e nn 34 All of which agrees with the report now on file in the County ClerkTs Office. T. G. Whiting,D.N.Bitner and B.F.Schlegel, Checking Committee. IN THE OFFICE OF THE CLERK 0± THE DISTRICT COURT. We checked Appearance Dockets Nos. 21,22,23 and 24; Judgment Ledger No, 8: Judg- ment Dockets Nos. 5 and 7; and Miscellaneous cash .items were °hacked with the Fee Book. Receipts as follows: January February - 14hrch Total for 1st '731erter 514.85 109.35 165.50 April - -- -- - ---- - 462,65 May ' 219.50 June • • 134.15 Total for 2nd. (7u.arter Total Recejpts for first half of year,1910 All of which agrees with the report on file with the County Clerk. F. J. Benedict and J. L. Hynes, Checking Committee. T. G. Whiting, Chairman Settlement Committee. At 12 o'clook the Board recessed Until 1;30 P. M. 789. 0 816.30 $1606.00 TUESDIY -PUGUST 6th, 1918. At one o'clock the Board reassembled rs per recess. Roll cell, -11 members present. Motion by Benedict Fnd seconded by Kidder that the following list of names be submitted from which to drew the jurors at the next term of the listrict Court. Motion Carried. Supervisor District No, 1, West Blue. S. Appling, Hansen, Nebr. Supervisor District No. 2. Charles Rousch,Hansen, Nebr. JUNIITI, HIGHLAND. Fred Grothen,Hastings,Route lTo.3. Dennis Wynn,Juniata. DENVER. Jemes EbRanny, fiestings,Route No02, S. L. Rife,Hastings Route No. 3. Edmond Foster,Hastings, Route No.3„ BL1INE, James Crawford,„astings. Frank Hoagland, Glenvil Route No.2. Supervisor District No. 3. VEPONJ. s. Smith, Trosser., Jack Coates,Juniate. KEEESAW. George Whitesell, Henesaw. Lon Carter,Henesaw, John Wendling, Kenesaw. WANDA.. Malcom Shanks, Kenesaw, Charles McCall, Nenesew. COTTONWOOD. Charles Borows,Holstein. George Hohe, Holstein. Supervisor District No. 5. lst Ward- Jacob Batt, 406 $o. Bellvne. —. E. Doggett,305 So.Lincoln Stromer,627 So. Lincoln. W. H. Stevens,Janiata. G. J. Smith, Juniata. E. Weeks, Juniat. Ire D. 'Mille°, Ayr. F. N. Hall, Ayr. Fred Fibbler,A5Tr. HANOVER. I. Bexton, Glenvil. J. H. Stine, Glenvil. John Peters, Glenvil. Supervisor Iistrict No. 4, ROSEL"Nr. Frank Hogg, Roseland. John Cole, Roseland. LOGAN. Nels Andersen, Bladen. Ben Chapman,Holstein. ZERO. Conrad Bachman, Ayr. Ernest Herman LITTLE BLUE. May, Pauline. Valentine, Pauline, SILVER LAKE. John Blankenbiller, Roseland. John :Kline, Roseland. John Curry 311 So. Bellvue. Y. Asmus, 400 So. Kansas. Fred Bauer, 407 N. Y. Ave. 35 Supervisor District No. 6 Henry Tehrnan,403 ``. 3rd :Street. John D. Lamp, 721 No. Colorado. . A. Martin, 715 No. Denver. J. V. Helmann,1104 NO, Denner. Supervisor District No. 7. Ben Roher, 80'7 N. Bellvue J. H. Tenent.412 No. Lexington, J. E. Dodge, 417 Kerr Avenue. W. T. Johnson, 307 Briggs. D. A. Needham, 302 East 7th. E. J. Clover,119 East 7th. Conrad Theob .la, 305 East 7th. J. A. Van Doren, 832 No. Minn. T. D. Deverea.ux,1500 W. 6th. R. T. Gauvre^u,? 104 To. Bellvue. Thomas Gooc'win,847 No. Hast:.ings. E. . Lange, 405 No. Bellvue. Motion by Hoff and seconded by Benedict that the reduction, of appra :isement on school lands as submitted by the :tate Board be denied, and that the original apt?raise- ment stand andbe approved, and the Clerk be instructed to notify the Comris ion.er of :'ubl.c Pnds and Buildings of the action of than Board, poll call, yeas, Benedict, Kidder, Hynes, Bitner, Toff, Schlegel, Nays, whiting. Eot_i.on Carried. motion by Hynes seconded by ''hit .'ng that the recomnenclat:ion of the inance Committee be made tiee o -der of the Board, snd the following claims he allowed on the General Fund and. the Clerk be instructedto draw warrants for the same, Roll cell, all voted yea. Mo t i on Carried. Y B Printing Co. - State Journal Co. Deines Dug Co. --------- Stete Journal Co. A. C. ,A..twP ter a Esther `-'allace Sutter & Roeder A. 1. Batten George E. Isamr n & C Iowa -,-rye Co. Henry Bauer Fred Blake Jr. . 111. Clerk T. G. “hitl.ng B. F. Schlegel Elite Bakery OMPOW e 121.52 21.50 24.50 9.09 140.00 20.00 11.41 4.23 7.25 20.00 3.84 32.15 11.80 68.20 64.80 69.z P 50.30 John Hoff Ben Stanner Sunnyside & �5 }� . 1 ' . Vi i e ti s ter C o . Charles C. Larsen Louis L feFe:f r en Elizabeth MenrV T Mary,�.ngall t_ Willi ams'rint Louse T Raiiroac Cc. Watkins -Ashy -Cl to , ,.i.ii t.'in Co.C.B. & 0„x Railroad " : Cole • . .. • f Tieith - Ella Taylor__.._____ J. ' Willits -_- Burropzils Adding Machine Co Co. 0 . 40.00 44,00 48.40 19.35 25.00 1.00 5.00 5.55 3.14 79.95 61.70 3.OG_ 7.00 Juniata Basket Store S 24.96 Byers Lumber Co. 9.50 C. T, Schmitz 10.25 James 7. Beghtol 13.00 Lee Hegga.ra. 27.31 Union Meet Market . 3.50 C . .Resrt�del l 6.1'7 F. .i Benedict 53.10 J. C. Penny Co. 2.10 Conrad Talker 20.98 Juniata Basket .Store 87.53( J. R. Baugh 52.00 0. H. Sprankle 10.35 Walter Hewers 37.00 A, F. Myer F rc?eare Co. 3.35 IT , T; . Ia. i c.de 53.00 . cF r N. D. Kidder -.,- - 2.60 J.L, Hynes 61.80 Henry t�,T • .. enry insp^:hr 21.25 Union Meat Market 3.00 Henry Herbst 15.34 W ,kha,rd t 26.14 County Treasurer -------- -- 3.83 J.I.Holcomb Max ' fg.Co. 32.68 County Treasurer 135.56 P. a. ' Simms -------- 33.85 D. N. Bitner 53.40 Lem Tibbets 10.00 Don C. Fouts 4.00 Local Registrars 51.50 M. 3. Mangers 12.00 Hastings Basket System 11.00 Notion by Dynes senendec_ by Kidder that the recorn^endac1on of t1heGomnlaint Committee be mace the order of the Board and that the request for a refund on Tax Receipt Nos. 9754, 8890 nd 8831, be disallowed. Roll 0a11. .x.11 voted Tee. Aot:ion Ca:rr;ied.. Yotioiby Lh:.ting, seconded by Schlegel that the recommendation of, the Complaint Committee be "Jade the ora..erof the Bos-rdand that the v lu tion ss shown. by Tax Receipt no. 9827 be reduced from :;,'660.0, to :80.00 account of erroneous assessment. Roll .call, yeas, Benedict, Hynes, Bitner,Hoff,Schlegel, Whiting, nays, Kidder. Motion Crrried. Notion by Hynes and seconded by ihiting that the recom len.clat:i.on of the Complaint Committee be mode the order of the Board and thy'% the request for en entire refund of texes, as shown by T`:x Receipt No. 9591 to School District No. 18 be allowed. Roll call, all voted yea. Motion Carried. Motion by ;Titin , seconded by Hynes that the recommendation of the Complaint Committee be ma -de the order of ;he t;o ..t d and that the aluatiOn es shown by Tax Re- ceipt No. 9930 be reduced from en ectua1 valuation 'rofy„? .475t00 to $325.00, on account of no imgrov,rentsand. onfi '.x Receipt No. 8959 on the south half, Lots 2 c nd 3, Block 16, St. Joe Addition be reduced from an actual valuation of ;1450.00 to ; 550.00 on account of no irnj'covemefts. Roll call, all. voted. ye<,:. Ltobion Carried. T:otion by Hynes, seconded by :'Fhit'_n4 that the recommendation of the Finance be made the order of the Board an the following claims be alloyed on they Re d 'un5, end the Clerk be instructed to drew warrants for the sane. Roll call, all voted, yea. 'Motion Carried. tee Edgar J. Tanner _- 717.a0 F. J. Benedict -- -r5 44.50 Albert Lo 35.00 Theodore Troush 1C 00 �, n� 21\ I, IL• 3 6 - • ---•-•••• •••• ••- Motion by Whiting and seconded by Schlegel that the recommendation of the Finance 2ommitteet1e M.P.1,0 the order of the Board ana the following claims be allowed on the Special Mptorjehicle Registration Fund, ana the Clerk be instructed to draw warrants for the Sar40. Roll call, all voted yea. Lotion Carried' I. N. Huxtable C. M. Doty ----- C. W. Deardorff C. P. Smith ,. B. Hergleroad S. B-uder e 12.60 Chris Kort 52.89 ------- -- - - - - - - - - -.7 - - _ 37.10 M. F. Duncan 20.30 ... 3.50 "::. F. Duncan 32.85 29.40 Y. F. Duncan 11.90 107.15 ,Andrew Smidt 22.50 74.55 William C. Dycus 94.45 Motion ..by Schlegel, seconded...by Hynes that the. recommendation of be madethe order of the Board and the following claims be allowed- on and the Clerk be instructed to are7.warrants.,,lori„....,the_Ole...t..,.......,,aC722-, Motion Carried. Frank H. Kitts Frank H. Kitts Frank H. Kitts the. Finance COMittee..... the Bridge Fund, ll voted ye. e 1128.33 Oliver Lumber Co. e 55.60 92.13 William Ruston 10.60 977.18 Bladen lumber Co. 148.43 27.55 Roy S. Kistler ------------------59.25 Chicago Dumber Co. At 5 o'clocksR. M. the Board recessed until 9 A. M. Wednesday August 7th, 1918. WEDNESD1Y :JJ.C.UST 7th, 1918. 9 A. Y. Board reassembled as Der recess. Roll call, all members present. StPte Engineer, Geo. E. Johnson of Lincoln, and F. I. Heckman of Omeha, met with the Board. At eleven o'clock A. M. the County Clerk served written notice on all members of the Board of Supervisors to meet as a,Board of Equalization on Wednesday August the '7th, 1918, et 2 o'clock P. M. Motion by Hoff, seconded by Benedict th,,,t the recommendation of the FApenes omm e be made the order of the Board and the following Claims allowed on the Genersi llind arfd the Clerk be instructed to drew warrants for the same. Roll call, all members voted yea. Motion Carried. Mikkelsen Drug Co. e 15,95 F. N. Townley , 48.00 1.48 40.85 Mikkelsen Drug Co, 4.10 3. B. Kline Charles H. Howard r Motion by Hynes and seconded be made the order of the Board and Vehicle Registration Fund, and the Roll call, ell voted yea. Motion Eckhardt Roeder by Thiting that the the following claim Clerk be instructed Carried. e 88.80 recommenthAion ofthe Finance Committee be allowed on the Special Motor to draw *arrant for the same. Motion by Benedict and seconded by Schlegel that the recommendation of the Pinsnce Committee be Made the order of the Board and the following claim be allowed against the Bridge Fund, and the Clerk be instructed to draw Warrant for the same. Roll• _call, all voted yeP. Motion Carried. Independent Lumber Co. 4.$ 38.85 At twelve o'clock the Board recessed until one o'clock. WEDNESD1Y- AUGUST 7th, 1918,1 P. M. Board reessembled as per recess. Roll call, all members present. Motion by Kidder, seconded by Whiting that when this BOard. adjourns it does so to meet again on Tuesday September 3rd, 1918 et 10 A. M. Motion Cerried. Motion by "Thiting and seconded by Hynes that the request of refund on Tx Receipt No. 9935 for '21.65 be allowed on account of an erroneous 4ssqPPT.11Y4l1_9ql, all voted yea. Motion Carried. Minutes read and. approved. :Motion to adjourn. Carried. sr/ ,0 1 CLERK. :21\ L n 7 ttaw WEDNESDAY - AUGUST 7th, 1918. 2 P. M. Board met as Board of Equalization as per call of County Clerk. Roll call, all members present, including 3. A. Cates, County Clerk, and Robert Zohner, County Assessor who are members of said Board. After some discussion it was agreed to recess, said meeting until the 15th of .August to give the clerk time to OOMpIete. valuations, whereupon the Board recessed until August 15th, at 10 A. M. THURSDAY - AUGUST 15th 1918 10 A. M. Board met as per recess of August Tth, 1918, as Board of Equalization. Roll call, all members present, except T. Zohner being present as members of said BOArd. Motion by Hynes and seconded by Schlegel follows: General Fund 5 Mills: Bridge Fund 3 Sailors Relief ,20 Mills: Total 9.32 Mills. G. Whiting. J. A. Cetes and Robert that the levy for the County of Adams be as Mills: Road Fund 1.12 Mills: Soldiers and Roll call, all voted yea. Motion Carried. Motion by Benedict and seconded by Hynes that the following levies be made for the various school districts, villages and townships as follows: School Districts No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 School Mills Bond Districts Mills Bond Villages Mills Township Mills. 26 '7.2 26 10.6 12 5.2 24.4 33 11 17 30 11.5 9.4 6 9.7 7 8.3 45 18 17 17 26 9.6 7.6 19.3 15.2 14 8 6 19.7 8.2 10.9 8.1 22.3 13.2 18.5 9.5 21 18.5 11.3 3.2 5.6 15 No. 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 56 56 57 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 '76 77 78 80 81 101 12.5 37.9 15 11.8 6.9 14 11.8 12,4 12 8.3 '7.6 13.6 27.3 19.4 13.4 19.4 8.2 17,5 10.8 25.6 25,5 7.9 22.5 10.9 8.2 9,4 16.3 13.5 9.4 13,2 23.1 8.5 8.9 21.8 18.5 20.1 22.5 30.1 29 10.8 Hastings 43 Gen. Juniata 33 , Kenesaw 46 Ayr 9.6 Roseland 10 Holstein 18 8.5 4.1 2.3 Roll call, all voted yea. Motion Carried. THURSDAY - AUGUST 15th, Board reassembled as per recess. Roll call, all present except Whiting. Minutes red and approved. Motion to adjourn carried. 1918 1:30 P. M. 1 1 2 2 Road Bridge West Blue 1.5 1 Highland 1.5 1 Verona 2.1 Kenesaw 3 2 Wanda 1 2 Juniata 2 2 Denver 1 1.8 1 Blaine 1,9 Hanover 2 1.9 Ayr 2 4.2 1 Roseland 2 10 2 14, Cottonwood 2 10 2 14 Logan 2 10 2 14 Silver Lake 2 5.9 2 9.9 Zero 2 3.5 1 6.5 Little Blue 2 2.1 1 5.1 Total 3.5 3.5 4.1 4 4 3.8 2.9 3.9 7.2 r9IN I I 4- 7 TUESDAY -SEPTEMBER 3r5• 1918. 10 A.•M. Board met as per adjournment of August 7th, 1918. Roll call, all members present. Motion by Hynes and. seconded by Whiting that the recommendatien-Of he Finance Committee be made. the order -of the Boarc3 and the following' Claims be allOwed on the General Fund and the Clerk be instructed todraw•.warrants for the-baMe. Roll all voted yea, i!,Totion Carried. Sunnyside 37.33 J. A. Cates 12.60 J. F. Crowley 14.10 T. J. Herring 12.60 Don C. Fouts 4.00 Don C. Fouts 20.00 John Hoff 49.20 T. G. Jhdting 55.30 P. H. Bitner 32.30 1. I. Green 39.29 13. r. Schlegel 69.10 Ben Stanner 22.00 J. D. Hynes 29.00 Mrs. E. Grey 7.00 J. E. Tillits 3.00 F. J. Benedict 43.80 7Tastin[-s Fuel Co. 359. 70 . J. Schaufelberger 65. 00 O. 7. Srankle 3. 10 "'ickens & Bratton 5. 00 'nderson Shoe Co. 6. 40 Lem Tibbets -- - W. W. Leith P. D. Kidder A. 1. Battan Henry Bauer R. O. Grahm -------- John Hoff H. D. 7ebster Co. Jacob Dauer H. F. Favinger - - - - - _______ Alex Reiber J. H. Yost number Co. County Treasurer B Brinting Co. W. A. Cole - Henry Roeder - - - C. V.'1Thisinand Wm, Otto ByersIumber Co. Juniata Basket Store Juni.rta 'Basket Store 41' 93.00 8.00 48.00 4.7A 6.61 21.00 1.75 48.19 15.85 26.86 33.00 21.40 78.47 54.41 70.70 5.00 2.42 14.06 10.35 18.68 82.24 Motion by Schlegel and seconded by Benedict that the recommendation of the Finance Com-Idttee be made the order of the Board and the folio-1ring claims he allowed on the Bridge Hund, and the Clerk be dnstracted to draw warrants for the same. Roll call, all voted yea. Lotion Carried. Mathew Uerling 3.00 T. P. nudden 3.30 rank Fitts 596.50 Frank Fitts 1284.39 Prank Mitts 621.21 Frank Fitts 135.24 Henry C. Grelch ------- - 70.00 At twelve o'clock noon the Board recessed until 1 P.M. 't 1 D. 1;'. the Board reassembled as per recess. Roll call, all members present. Motion by Kidder and seconded by Schlegel that the recommendatdon of the Bond Committee be made the order of the Board and the Official Bond of E. Nash, Road Over- seer District No. 4, Denver Township be approved. Motion Carried. Lotion by Kidder, seconded by -lilting that the Chairman and Clerk be authorized to sign the papers of John H. ':lay and Louisa 3). Way, his wife, for admission to the Soldiers & Sailors Home at Burkett. Lotion Carried. Motion by Benedict and seconded by Toff that the recomlendatdon of the Finnce Committee be made the order of the Board Ert(, the following clams allowed on the General Fund, and the Clerk be instructed to Craw warrants for the same. Roll call. Motion Carried. Albert Lay • • Dan"ESSinger Standard -Bridge Co.. IndePendent-IUMber CO. Chicago Lumber CO. 4.00 12.00 506.20 101.50 13.75 ETary Dungan B. M. Simms Tnion Meat Market • I. McCreary ,ee Haggard vreyer Hardware Co. ------------------6.30 (4- 61.50 TJnion Pacific System 47.10 25.10. Hastings Daily Tribune 66.30 5.60 John Snider, County Judge 15.00 75 J. . Ctes 31.50 27.66 A. C. Atwater 140.00 E. 7. Lilly . 1.47 Motionby_Hynes and.secondedby Schlegel that.the recommendtionof the Finance.... Committee be tiade the ordor Of the Board andthe fellowing.Claims. be alIeWedTht the Special Motor -Vehicle. RegiStratdonFund, and the Clerk be instructed the draw•Warrants for the same-. Roll call, all voted. yes, Motion..Garried. A T. M. Trausch p 18.50 T. N. Huxtable 55.30 George A. Munroe 9. B'uder ' 43.00 R. B. Smith - 9.80 95.20 T. C. Signer 58.10 Motion by Hoff and seconded by Schlegel that the recommendation of the Finance Committee be made the order of the Board, and the following claims be allowed on the Road Fund, and the Clerk be instructed to draw warrants for the same. Roll call, all voted yea. Motion Carried. Ed Tanner John Whitesel George Kister C. E. Hughes 424.60 Galion Iron Works & Mfg. Co. $ 23.00 1.50 Beter Goedert -- 130.70 7.00 Aultmen & Taylor Mfg. Co. 4.27 15.20 F.J. Benedict 44.00 ft 5 o'clock the Board recessed until Wednesday* September 4th at 9:30 o clock. `il."014.Q4 "TETTESTAY - SEPTEMBER 4th, 1918. 9:30 A. Y. W,4F4-09940A1;0410MftaVO*klik4,MN Board reassembled ps per recess of September 3rd. Roll call, all members present. Motion by Kidder, seconded by Whiting that when this Board adjourns it does so to meet agein on October 3rd, 1918 at 10 A. M. Motion Carried. Motion by Hynes be made the order of Vehicle Registration Roll call, all voted. and seconded by Hoff that the recommendation of the Finance Committee the Board end the following claims be allowed on the Special Motor Fund, end the Clerk be instructed to draw warrants for the same. yea. Motion Carried. Andrew Smidt 0 43.75 V. F. Duncan P, 26.65 Motion by Hynes end seconded by sehleFel that the recommendation of the Finance Committee be made the order of the Bo -rd and the following claims be allowed on the General 7und, and the Clerk be instructed to draw writs for the sane. Roll cell ell voted yea. Motion Carried. Election Board ''est Blue Election Board Highland Election Board Verona Election Board Kenesew Election Board Wanda Election .T3oard JuniEta Election Bo -rd Denver Election Board Blaine ).'Election Board Hanover Election RoPrd Ayr Election Board Roseland Election Board Cottonwood Election Board Logen Election Bo -rd Zero 39.60 Election Board Silver ',eke Election Board Little Blue Election Board lst -ard A Election Board 1st ward B B. F. Carl 12,64 Motion by Kidder. seconded by Benedict that the reouest of Karl I. appointment to the office of Justice of the Peace to fiil vacancy cause tion of John R. Lawler be granted. Motion Carried. ft twelve o'clock noon the Board recessed until 1:30 P. N. At 1:30 P. M. the Board reassembled rs per recess. Roll call, sll members present. Motion by Whiting and seconded by Hoff that we enter into contract with J. R. B -ugh for the management of the County Farm for one year from March lst, 1919 et a salary of 01800.00 a year. He to furnish all help both outside and inside. Roll call, yeas, Kidder, Bitner, Foff, Schlegel end tiliting. Yays, Benedict, Hynes not voting. Motion Carried. Motion by Kidder nnd seconded by ahiting that the resignation of John W. Shnw as Constable, be accepted. Motion Carried. Minutes reed and apnroved. 4 39.00 Election Board 2nd Ward A 11 130.90 35.50 Election Board 2nd Ward B 152.10 52.95 Election Board 3rd "Tard 146.10 43.10 Election Board 4th-7'er_ 147.10 32.50 Election Board 4th "Tar- B 147.10 39.30 O. F. Heartwell 8,00 38.60 R. O. Graham ,20.00 35.40 Mary Hollister ------------------------10.00 , 44.40 John w _ Shaw 10,00 45.00 Livingston Bios., 10.00 School Dist -lot No. 18 42.85 42.20 F. B. Borley Transfer Co. - - 41.90 Renner & Serf C. B. Wahlonist 35.80 John I.Mace- 41.70 J. (1.Penny Co., - 152.00 152.10 Mrs. A. F. Brooke Ella' TaYior 24.00 1'7.00 79.25 179.00 22.45 17.58 35.00 25.00 Beghtol for by the resigna- Motion to Pdjuurn. Carried, CIE7K. DEPUTY. TT -[TR D .Y - OCTOBER 3rd, 1918. 10 A. . Boars- met F>s per adjournment of September 4th, 1918. Boll cell, all members present. Motion. by Whiting end seconded by Schlegel that the recommends -tion of the Finance Com uttee be made the order of the :Board, and the following claims be allowed on the.. C-`enerPl Fund, ane, the Clerk be instructed to draw werrants for the same. Roll call, all voted yea. Motion Carried. Ella Taylor Yac e Grocery Ray's Shoe Store H. 0. :Pcnarc7 t Conrad talker Twidale Shoe Co., Jacob Bauer Fred Blake Jr. Pickens & Bratton Union Meat Market Juniata Besket Store B. F. Carl John Whitesel Henry Herbst Byers Lumber Co. Vo11=nd & Coon 3auley Lumber Co. Lee Haggard. A, Battan I . .uatt fan 20.00 .10.98 3.00 .30.15 14.90 2.85 9,46 18.00 16.67 5.50 16.26 5.20 1.75 19.52 35.20 . 40.00 21.40 .26.29 4.95 F. J. Benedict -- 48.00 Barnes Cloting Co. 10.50 D. N. Bitner 28.05 Inaus Lri' 1. Chemical Supply Go.-144.69 Burroughs "adding Machine Co. 1.00 J. B. Kline -- 1.20 J. 0. Brower 3.49 KB Printing Co. 442.40 Mary :Dungan 18.70 Mansfield paint & Gla::ss Co. 2.50 Fred Blake Jr. 29.50 L. A. Green 13.22 B. F. Schlegel 56.70 Y. D. Kidder 47.00 George Whitesel 2.50 Carson's '?h.ermac r 7.50 r Henry Eins;�ahr - 25.0 John Hoff --- 32.00 H. Webster Co. 43.22 Motion by Fiad-er, seconded: by Hynes that the recommendation of the Bond Committee be made the order of the Board and that the Bond of Karl -,D. Beghtol Justice of the Peace, end the bons?_ of Edmund 'inspahr, Roo*3 Oversoer of Road Distric ITo. , We ��approved. 1 ,i�l1t?cz be �.�JproVeC_. Motion Carried. 't twelve o'clock noon the Board recessed until 1:30 P It 1:30 D. L. the Bo~rd. re-ssembleco -s per recess. Roll ce11, all members present. Motion by Benedict and second ed by Whiting th. t the application of Capt. Sargent of the Juni t- Fome Guards for an appropriation for the equipment of the Juniata Home Guards, be laid on the table for further consideration. J otaon Carried Motion by Hynes, seconded. by Kidder that the recommendti.on of the Complaint Committee be made the order of the Board end thst the req est of John ir'ciick for an entire refund. on Tax Receipt No. 10515 be grahted, on recount of being assessed both in the City of hestings a:nd Denver Township. Also the request of Y. , Tease fore reduction in veluation from :192.00 to 92.00, fs shown by Tax Receipt No. 10,254 be gr•ented on account of clerical error. Roll call, all voted yea. Motion. Carried. Motion by Hoff and seconded by Yhiting that the recommendation of the Fin= nce Committee be made the order of the Board, ::nd. the folloving cleime be e Howes on the General T'und, and the Clerk be instructed to draw warrants for the same. Roll cell. 11 voted yea. Motion Carried. 7lehiquist Bros. T. G. Whiting ger Lincoln telephone Junes V. Beghtol George Crafford George J. Monk E.. G. Shattuck ' 31.00 53.40 4.30 Teleg h Co. --- 35.20 29.00 2.50 5.00 5.00 11.92 85.00 86.31 10.00 5.40 15.53 83.52 150.80 Hammond & Stephens Co. .Alex Reiber County Treo sur er Y.. B Frinti.ng. Co. J. 3. ?Tine Proffitt & Lovell W. A. Cole A. C. A t 4'.T e t e r 3. A. Cotes, County J. A. Cotes, County State Journal Co., Utility Product Co. Earl Allis • Clerk 25.93 Clerk 202.50 19.87 51.97 _.___.. 10.00 Nye -Schneider -Towler Co . swiss. Moffitt C. ,_-. He<rt yell Ben Stenner Lem Tibhets Tillitarn Kistler Murray Dairy Sunnys id e VestPl Chemist 1 Co. Hastings Daily Tribune Dr.. J. R. Bleckm n Pr. F. C. De=n Walter M. Crow "alter M. Crow J. E. Willits _».._- Lem Tibbets Henry Bruer W. W. Keith B. Y. Simms R. A • Pickens Hastings Gas Co. 79.30 25.00 7.10 2.00 150.00 4.60 13.00 28.50 200.90 6.75 8.00 12.00 3.50 8.50 3.00 45.00 12.49 .8.00 27.75 10.00 2.21 ?Motion by Scheigel end seconded by Hynes that the recommendetion of the Finance Committee be roe the _°/^(1°-r of .the Boers ., and the following; claims be allowed on the Rod : uhd,, end. the Clerk be instructed to draw warrants for the same, Roll cell, all voted. yea. I?otion Carried. J. E. ".'iltrout J E. 'iltrout A. F • Jones Company R. • B lke Karl Reichert Pitman & Taylor T ..;achine p150.00 9.30 24.10 85.80 135.80 14.00 Cri.smen & Brehm 2eter Goedert Galion Iron Works & Mfg. F. J. Benedict GS. i�elationalt er :mg 0 1V. 10.50 25.80 23.00 45.45 _26.75 285.90 Potion by Whting f ri .. seconded by Hoff that the recommendation of the Fin€nce Committee be mode the order of -the e T3orrcl and the following claim be allowed on the Special Motor Vehicle ?egistr: tion Fund., enc; the Clerk be instructed to draw warrants for the same. Roll call, all voted yea. Motion Cerried:. wm . C. Dye us J. 7T. Furry. L. N. Ruxtable Eckhardt Roeder ackherd.t Roeder 8.05 55.30 14.00 35.70 6.40 1:.. B. Perne 8* '.Bauder T. M. Trausch 40.95 132.05 20.35 6.00 Motion by Fynes, seconded by Benedict that the recommendation of the : inance Committee be mace the order of the Toer 3 ,end thet the following claims be allowed on the Bridge Fund, and the Clerk be instructed to draw warrants for the same. Roll cell, all voted_ yea. Motion Carried. I+ncrew Smidt F. A. Syring -.- lbert Ley H. C. Moti-ie Oliver 'umber Co. Henry C. Grelck 95.82 28.80 4.00 13.00 55.72 11.20 d Hudson - ' 13.00 Yenesaw Farmers' I,unber Co. ----- 65.75 Frank E. Kitts 620.25 Frank 7,6 Kitts 805.64 x Frank H. Eitts 132.00 Frank H. Kitts 1160.07 Motion by '.:.:Whiting, seconded by Foff that when, this Board adjourns again on Thursday November '7th, 1918, at 10 A. M. roti on Carried. Minutes read. and P :proved. potion to journ carried. it does so to meet 9 Clerk: Ch^armor. eputy. ,,NfekOJW,itala.-Ate4ro,akMt,",itt-e.t,..va,,,K.-otteftt.a*tM,'sf*EoG.4.md">AtmfAA,r'mi.Pmt40....,,AA THURSDAY - NOVEMBER 7th, 1918. Board met as per adjournment of October 3rd, 1918. Roll call, all members present. Forenoon taken up with discussion of county business. At twelve o'clock noon the Board recessed until 1:30 P. M. TFURSDAY - NOVEMBER 7th, 1918. At 1;30 P. M. the Board reassembled as per Roll call, all members present. Motion by Hynes, seconded by Schlegel that 9 A. M. on account of celebrating the great war recess. we recess 'until Friday news. Motion Carried. Nov. 8th at FRIDAY - NOVEMBER 8th, 1918. 9 A.M.Board reassembled as per recess of November 7th, 1918. Roll call, all members present. Motion by Hoff, seconded by Whiting that the recommendation of thr Finance Committee be made the order of the Board, and the following claims be allowed against the General Fund, and the Clerk be instructed to ,draw warrants,for,the same. Roll call, all voted yea. Motion Carried. J. H. McGrath Hardware Co. Sutter& Roeder Conrad Piefer O. J. Reynolds John Weber Wolbach & Brach H. D. Webster Co. Alex Reiber Louise Moll C. K. Lrwson Hardware Co. Henry Bauer ------------------------------------- 3. C. Penny Co. ---------- - ------------ Union Meat Market Allyn & Bissell -- ------- ----- Stein Bros. Hastings Ice Co. Twidale Shoe Co. Jacob Bauer Conrad Walker Hoagland's Laundry Co. Pickens & Bratton B. M. Simms L. A. Green A. M. Clark T. G. Whiting John Hoff - -_______ --- _ - - D. N. Bitner ----- ------- - Taylor Elite Bakery - -------- -- R. O. Graham J. R. Brugh Junirta Basket Store - - - -- H. O. Eckhardt - - -- F. 0. Eckhardt J. L. Hynes C. B. Wshlquist --------------------------253.75 J. 0. Brower ---------------------------------------------------------3,78 K. B. Printing Co. 218.01 Independent Lumber Co. 21.30 B. F. Carl 43.16 F. J. Benedict 48.95 Walter E. Nowers 24.00 Sherman J. Jones - - - 46.00 Seth J. Pease -------------------------------------74.50 F. A. McElhinney 15.75 H. F. Favinger 2.30 Livingston Bros. 10.00 John W. Shaw 11.20 0. H. Heartwell 8.00 H. B. Borley Transfer Co. 18.00 Lincoln Telephone & Teleg. Co. 38.15 $ 19.80 79.41 14.30 10.00 --- _120.46 101.84 51.96 100.00 5.00 1.50 8.54 13.46 5.95, 10./0 2.30 24.84 2.85 5.12 9.57 6.59 13.31 21.15 15.99 15.40 48.30 42.00 14.10 25.00 16.36 20.00 22.85 68.00 31.53 10.65 52.95 W. A. Cole $ 67.68 Ray's Shoe Store 3.70 Widmaier 28.00 N. D. Kidder 3.10 N. D. Kidder 51.75 F.J.Sohaufelberger 15.00 County Treasurer 282.62 B. F. Schlegel 51.30 J. A. Cates,County Clerk 150.00 Hastings Fuel Co. 26.95 Byers Lumber Co. 20.50 LeeHaggaIrd 13.19 Fred Blake 13.95 Ray's Shoe Store 6.60 22.00 8.00 3.00 6.00 175.00 5.00 28.50 33.15 44.00 10.00 5.38 224.25 16.46 34.23 8.00 13,85 8.90 16.00 242.90 16.00 52,00 Lem Tibbets W. W. Keith J. E. Willetts A. J. Battan A. C. Atwater Mieut.C. W. Hopper Walter M. Crow Binderup Hardware Co. Ben Stanner Hastings Cemetery Association Security Envelope Co. K. B. Printing Co. Mary Dungan Hammond & Stephens Co. F. W. Street -------- Fred Augustin O. H. Sprankle Hillyard Chemical Co. Hastings Daily Tribune University Publishing Co. Local Registrars Watkins-Asby-Clute Printing Co.- 93.90 State Journal Company 19.05 Y. B. Printing Co. 124.54 Dr, F. C. perm 12.00 Watkins-Ashby-Clute Co. 186.75 Juniata. .Basket Store 36.13 Walter N. Nowers 51.25 Fred Augustin 1.75 Anderson Shoe Co. 23.05 FT, F. Favinger 5.90 Watkins-Asby elate Co. 56.00 Schoo1 District No. 18 24,00 Mary Hollister 10.00 Renner & Serf 90.40 Deines Drag Co. 48.40 2 Election Election Election Election Election Election Election Election Election Election Election Election Board. Board Board Board Board Boerd Board Board Board Board Board Board. 1st T rd A 152.2D Election Board let Ward B 132.10 Election Board 2nd ward A 152.10 Election Board. 2nd Ward B 152.10 Election Board 3rd Ward 142 10 Election Board 4th Ward A 152.10 Election Board 4th Ward B West Blue Highland Verona Kenesaw Wanda 152.10 41,50 41.70 47.20 47.70 42.70 Election Election Election Election Election Juniata Denver Blaine Han-over -Hanover kyr Roseland ---- Board Cottonwood Boerd Logan Board Silver Lake Board Zero - Board Little Blue 43.20 42.50 35.40 42.60 49.80 38.30 44.10 43.70 38.80 39.50 43.60 Motion by Benedict, seconded by Hynes that the recommendation of the Finance Committee be made the order of the Board, and the following claims be allowed against the Bridge Fund, and the Clerk be instructed to draw warrants for the same. Roll call, all voted yea. Motion Carried. win. Gartner Mathew Uerling John Timm Kenesaw Farmers Lumber Co. Halgat Nelson Fisher Lumber Co. C. G. Schlegel Frank Kitts Frank Kitts Coon Lumber Co, Fred Bloomenkamn Henry Phillips Byers Lumber Co. 14.50 2.80 11.50 6.40 64.70 26.15 6.85 738.57 741.47 176.95 93.10 100.00 30.60 At twelve o'clock noon the Board recessed FRIDAY C. T. Smiley Chas. Wheat Edmund Einspahr Independent Lumber Co. Byers Lumber Co. Karl Reichert Frank Kitts FrankKitts R. W. Balke I. 0. Krull Albert Lay Byers Lumber Co. Henry Phillips until 1:30 P. M. NOVEMBER 8th, 1918. $ 28.50 25.50 21.00 14.40 112.85 94.25 733.60 3074.08 5.25 21.00 13.50 113,90 34.50 At 1:30 P. M. the Board reassembled as per recess. Roll call, all members present. Motion by Hynes, seconded by Schlegel that the recommendation of the Complaint ommittee be made the order of the Board, and that the claim of refund of Mrs. Anna Reader s shown by Tax Receipt No. 510, valuation be placed at $768, instead of $1068 on account f erroneous assessment, and that the claim of Frank Bowles as shown by Tax Receipt No. 04 be placed at a valuation of $10.00 instead of $50.00, the same being for building and oan stook which is not paid for, and that the claim of M. E. Larkin be changed from an ssessed valuation of AA0285. to $165, same being double assessment. Roll call, all oted. yea. Motion Carried. Motion by Hynes, seconded by Hoff that the Chairman of the Board be authorized o sign the contracts for the County Farm in duplicate. Motion Carried. Motion by whiting, seconded by Benedict that the claim of Henry Borchers for $20.00 emages be allowed. Roll cell, Aye: Whiting, Nays,- Benedict, Kidder, Hynes, Hoff, chlegel, Bitner. Motion Lost. Motion by Hynes, seconded. by Schlegel that the recommendation of the Finance Committee e made the order of the Board, and the following claims be allowed on the Road Fund, nd the Clerk be instructed to draw warrants for the same. Roll call, all voted yea. otion Carried. Crisman & Brehm $ 1.50 R. N. Balks 112.70 Motion by Hoff, seconded by Whiting that the be made the order of the Board, and the following Motor Vehicle Registration Fund, and the Clerk be same. Roll call, all voted yea. Motion Carried. J. L. Hynes $ 522.50 S. Bauder -------------------------- _ _31.15 W. F. Duncan 39,20 T. C. S i egner 25.25 Wm, C. Dycus 56.75 L. N. Huxtable 16.45 0. P. Smith 10.85 Ernest Schroeder 8,75 W. B. Hargleroad---------84.75 F. J. Benedict Peter Goedert $ 41.00 42.75 recommendation of the Finance Committee claims be allowed on the Special instructed -to draw warrants for the J. H. Augustin Wm. C. Dycus 0. Y. Doty Wm. C. Dycus W. F. Duncan T. M. Trausch T. C. Siegner` Andrew Sm.dt $ 217.60 4,50 87.50 5.60 7.00 38.05 110.90 81.70 '"- Motion by Kidder, seconded by Hynes, that when this Boerd adjourns it does so to meet again December 6th, 1918 at 10 o'clock A. M. Motion Carried. .,, Motion by Benedict, seconded by Hynes, that the petition of Henry Borchers for snow fences be laid upon the table for fiirther investigation. Motion Carried. Motion by Hynes, seconded by Schlegel that the recommendation of the Bond Committee be -made the order of the Board and the Official Bond of 0. C. Busboom, Road Overseer District No. 4, Zero, be approved. Motion Carried. r2\)1k FRIDAY - DEMMER 6th, 1918 10 A. M. Board met as per adjournment of November the 8th 1918. Roll call, all members present except Kidder. Motion by Hynes, seconded by Schlegel that the application of A. 1, Battan for janitor of Court Haase for the year 1919 be granted at ,75.00 per month. Roll call, ell members present voted yea. Motion Carried. Hotion by Hynes, seconded by whiting that the valuation as sbown on Tex Receipt No. 3682 be reduced from $768.00 to 0122.00: also on Tx Receipt No. 9975 be reduced from $230.00 to $160.00: also on Tex Receipt 509 be reduced from A1039.00 to $509.00: also on Tax Receipt N0.3016 be reduced from $3730,00 to $2730.00, and on Tx Re- ceipt No. 3947 from $149.00 to 099.00, all the above valuations were reduced on account of erroneous asecssment• Fon call, all members present voted aye. Motion. Carried. Motion by Hynes, seconded by Schlegel that the following claims for a refund of taxes as shown by Tax Receipts Nos. 1'710, 1937, 499, 10182, 3606, 2407, 3125, and 3678 be disallowed. Roll call, all members present voted yea. Yotion Carried. At twelve o'clock noon the Board recessed until 1:30 P. N. FRIDAY- DECEMB7R 6th, 1918 1:30 P. M. The Board reassembled as per recess. Ro11 call, all members present, except Kidder. At 3 P. M. the Board recessed for one hour andsolveditsplfiptotheCpunty Board of Health. At 4 P. M. the Board resumed. Motion by Schlegel, seconded by Whiting, that the recommendation of the Finance Committee be made the order of the, Board and the following claims be allowed on the General Fund, and the Cletk be instructed to draw warrants for the same. Roll call, all members present voted yea. Motion Carried. Juniata Basket Store 9 88.61 Lee Haggard 0 34.90 County Treasurer ,287.70 C.E.Lawson Hardware co. 2.25 Mrs. E. Grey -----------------------------------10.00 T. G. ''' ' ' g 46.50 !alter M. Crow 31.15 Renner & Serf - - ----------------- 16.50 G. F. Cummins _ -----------------------------------6.15-Anderson Shoe Co. 17.00 Guarantee Electric Co. ----------------9.75 Coon Lumber Co. 359.08 Coon Lumber Co. -----------------------------------1.70 Nye -Schneider -Fowler Co. Dr. H.N.HR11 _ _ 33.50 Lem Tibbets _ ..R.4(0 Edgerton &. Hamilton 13.00 J.A.Cates,Co., Clerk '75.00 W.F.Widmayer -- - --- -- -- --------------- 12.00 A. I. Battan B. F. Schlegel -------------. ---------- 25.85 N. D. Kidder 4.68 41.80 Moffitt Family ---------------------------25.00 B. F. Carl ----------------------------49.08 Coon Lumber Co. ---------------------------------124.15 Mary Dungan 35.15 County Treasurer -- 60.04 Mrs. R.E.Battreall 22.60 John Hoff 40.00 Coon Lumber 00. 37.25 A. C. Atwnter ----------------------------------145.00 C. J. Sherman ----------------------1.50 Sherman J. Jones John Snider,Connty Judge, 10.00 W. W. Keith Juniata Basket Store 42.01 Alex Reiber -------------------------------------100.00 J. A. Schmitz 10.00 R. O. Wirfel -------------------------------------10.00 Theo. Bierman 10.25 John F. Reader ------------------------------10.00 A. T. Bratton 10.00 E. L. McCue -------------------------------10.00 Clark Hoagland -----------------------10.00 John Steiner --------------------------------10.00 S. H. Hansen , 10.00 E. W. Terhune ____- 10.00 L. W. Grabill ------------------------10,00 John Van Nordheim 10.00 W. C. O'Brien 10.00 Ralph H. Doty 10.00 Andrew Smidt 10.00 Fred W. Evans - - -- -- -- ---------------- 10.00 At 5 P. Y. the Board recessed until Saturday,December '7th, 1918 at 9 A. M. 2V ,I)A 45 • SATURDAY - DECEMBER7th, 1918. • Board reassembled as per recess of Friday December 6th, 1918 at 9 A. M. Roll call, all members present except Kidder. Motion by Hynes, seconded by Hoff that the recommendation of the Finance Cornrnittee be made the order of the Board, and the following claims be allowed on the General Fund, and the Clerk be instructed to draw warrants for the same. Roll c11 all members present voted yea. Motion Carried. Sunnyside Union Meat Market 9.30 Twidale Shoe Co. Pauley Lumber Co. F. D. Webster Co. Henry Herbst , 2b.76 Conrad Walker -- - ----- -- ---- - -- - -- --,-. - 11.58 Henry Bauer ,.., 9.12 Byers Lumber Co. 10.15 F.J.Benedict 44.00 F.F.Jacobson - -- - --- 3.00 aannyside , 12.00 O. W. Peterson , _10.00 W. A. Cole • 97.49 State Journal Co. 88.55 National Refining Co. 5.95 „$ 36.00 2.85 21.85 45.94 Nebraska Feeble Minded Institute -- --$ J.E.Willits Watkins Asby Clute Co. Allyn & Bissell J.C.Penney Co. J.C.Penney Co. JacobBauer - --- J.H.Yost Lumber Co. Fred Blake Jr. - ---------------- D.N.Bitner - - -- - - ------- J.L.Hynes B.M.Simms L.A.Green Hastings Fuel Co. C. A. Bourne K B Printing Co 164.25 3.00 23.40 11.10 21.34 6.84 11.82 21.70 12.60 33.40 21.25 38.95 17.94 39.30 1.10 195.27 Motion by Hynes, seconded by Whiting that the recommendation of the Finance Committee be made the order of the Board, and the following claims be allowed on the Special Motor Vehicle Registration Fund, and the Clerk be instructed to drew warrants for the same. Roll call, all members present voting aye. Motion Carried. Eckhard Roeder C.P.Smith Andrew Smidt J.H.Furry --------------------------------- T.M.Trausch 60.45 wm.C.Dycus ----------------------------------113.45 Christ Kort 105.00 W.B.Hargleroad ---------------------------70.95 Geo.A.Munroe - - -- --- - - 247.40 $ 23.75 68.70 91.25 Motion J.L.Hynes 6 .)()2 T.C.Siegner • '4' T72:.7 Eckhard Roeder 118.50 Christ Kort 18.90 W.F.Duncan 65.80 - S. Bauder 69.30 T.N.Huxtable 122.15 0.LDoty--------------------------196,30 by Whiting, seconded by Hynes, that the recommendation of the Finance Committee be made the order of the Beard, and the following claims be allowed on the Bridge Fund, and the Clerk be instructed to draw warrants for the same. Roll call all members present voting aye. Motion Carried. W.J.Snell Chas. Hesman Robert W. Jones --- -- - - ---------7Chicago Lumber Co. Ed J. Huckfeldt J.C.Bitner Oliver Lumber Co. 1. O. Kroll Henry Phillips O. W. Peterson $ 40.00 21.00 5.00 • 11.40 Bladen Lumber Co. 18.10 Coon Lumber Co. 7.25 Coon lumber Co. 8.35 Byers Lumber Co. 31.69 3.D.E1more 25.00 M. A. Hargleroad 13.30 2.80 F. E. Park 14.00 Coon Lumber Co. H.N.Livingston Wm. Gartner 151.20 26.50 11.00 42.58 146.95 96.00 23.05 50.40 Motion by Schlegel, seconded by Hynes Committee be made the order Road Fund, and the Clerk be members present voting aye. F.J.Benedict G.J.Stromer that the recommendation of the Finance of the Board, and the following claims be allowed on the instructed to draw warrants for the same. Roll call all Motion Carried. • $ 43.85 15.00 National Refining co., Pt twelve o'clock noon the Board recessed until 1;30 SATURDAY -DECEYEE-' 7th, 1918. 1:30 P. M. The Board reassembled as per recess. $ 279.14 Motion by Whiting, seconded by Hynes that the report of the Complaint Committee be made the order of the Board, and that the claim of Daniel G. Lapp, Executor, as shown by Tax Receipt No. 3968 be allowed, on account of being assessed in School District No. 42 instead of No. 77. Roll call all members present voted aye. Motion Carried. Motion by Hynes, seconded by 7/hiting that the recommendation of the Complaint Committee be made the order of the Board and that the claims for reduction as shown by Tax Re- ceipts Nos, 3684 and 2702 be disallowed. Poll call all members present voted aye. Motion Carried. Motion by Whiting,seconded by Hynes, that the recommendation of the Complaint Committee be made the order of the Board, ana that the valuation as shown by Tax Receipt No. 3741 be reduced from $2260.00 to $2200.001 also on Tax Receipt 3952 the valuation to be reduced from $122.00 to 76.00; also on Tax Receipt No. 3683, the valuation to be reduced from $3985.00 to 2985.00; and on Tax Receipt No. 3740, the valuation to be re- duced from $1671.00 to $1368.00, all of the above receipts showed double assessment. Roll call, all members present voted aye. Motion Carried. Motion by Schlegel, seconded by. Benedict, that the recommendation of the Complaint Committee be made the order of the Board, and that the valuation as shown by Tax Re- ceipt No. 3711 be reduced from $42.00 to $25.00, on account of erroneous assessment. Roll call, all members present voted aye. Motion Carried. Motion by Whiting, seconded by Benedict, that when this Board adjourns it does so to meet again on Monday, December 30th, 1918, at 10 A. M. Motion Carried. Motion by Schlegel, seconded by Hoff that the County Clerk be instructed to ad- vertise according to law for bids for printing,books and supplies for the year 1919. Motion Carried. Minutes read and approved. Motion to adjourn carried. CHIIRMUN. Lt) AltgesteMet„, MONDAY D2c711'1341R 3°th, 1918 10 A. Y. Board assembled as per adjournment of December 7th, 1918. Roll call, Present: Benedict, Kidder, Bitner, Hoff, Whiting, Schlegel. Absent: Hynes. At 11;30 A. M. the Board recessed until 1:30 P. M., and resolved itself into the Adams County Board of Health. MONDAY DECEMBER 30th 1918. 1:30 P. Y. Board reassembled as per recess. itt Roll cell. All members present. Motion by Kidder, seconded by Hynes that the application of H. F. Favinger, for the appointment of Justice of the Peace in and for the City of Hastings, Nebraska, be granted. Motion Carried. Motion by Kidder, seconded by Hynes that the following Official Bonds be approved: Lem Tibbets, Clerk District Court. C.A.Heartwell, County Surveyor. L. N. Button, Register of Deeds. John Snider County Judge. James E. Addle, County Attorney. T. A. Cole, County Sheriff. Joe Parr, Treasurer Roseland Township. George F. Ruhter, Treasurer Verona Township. John Anderson, Treasurer Hanover Township. Fred Neinheuser,Treasurer Wanda Township. C. N. Hartwig, Treasurer Kenesaw Township. F. A. Stock, Treasurer Highland Township. William Halloran,Treasurer Blaine Township. G. F. Kort,Treasurer Zero Township. F. F. Favinger, Justice of the Peace. I. W. Grabill,Town Clerk, Silver Lake. O. W. Peterson,Town Clerk Logan John Harrenstein Town Clerk Hanover. John Van Nordheimt- own Clerk Little 'Blue. J. E. Vance, Town Clerk Blaine. T William Prente,Town. Clerk Ayr. J.B.Beardsley,Town Clerk Roseland. James F. Crowley,Justice of the Peace. Neils Mikkelsen,Justice of the Peece. Christ Christienson,Justice of the Peace. B. F. Smith,Justice of the Peace. Cottonwood Township. Juniata. Albert Bierman,Justice of the Peace. Fred Augustin,Treasurer Blaine Township. W. A. Newell, Township l'ssessor, John F. Gearhart, Township Issessor. Juniata. Kenesaw. Fred Hobrock, Township l-ssessor, E. Baehr, Township Issessor. Denver. Fanover. C. M. Nash, Justice of the Peace, Denver. Roll call. All members voted aye. Motion Carried. Motion by Whiting, Seconded by Schlegel that the claim of R. Vf. Bruce for a re- duction of valuation as shown by Tax Receipt No. 4485 from e158.00 to v18.00 be allowed. Roll call. All voted yea. Motion Carried. Motion by Schlegel, seconded by Benedict that the claims for reduction in valuation as shown by Tax Receipt No. 4502. from $2804.00 to $2404, and on Tax Receipt No. 10758 from e740.00 to 400.00: and on Tax Receipt No. 2999 from $177.00 to e137.00: also on Tax Receipt No. 3198 from 1200.00 to 400.00, same to be reduced on account of erroneous assessment. Roll call. All voted yea. Motion Carried. Motion by Whiting, seconded by Hynes that the claiM_OfeHenry Newell for refund of e29.28 as shown by Tax Receipt No. 1213 be allowed, and that the claim of Rex Savery for a refund of 14.00 as shown by Tax Receipt No. 3664 be allowed. Roll call. All voted yea. Motion Carried. Motion by Hynes, seconded by Kidder that the claim of the Western IrickSupply Co. for a refund of taxes as shown by Tax Receipt No. 2704 be allowed on account of being assessed in School District No. 18 instead of No. 15. Roll call. All voted yea. Motion Carried, Motion by Kidder, seconded by Hynes that the following claims for reduction of taxes PS shown by Tax Receipts Nos. 4041, and 4595 be allowed on account pfAo:Uble Entire amount of taxes to be refunded. Roll call. All voted yea. Motion Carried. r21k1,41.L L. MONDAY DEC'EfER 30th, 1918 1:30 P. M. Motion by Kidder, seconded by Schlegel that the claims refund of taxes as shown by Tex Receipts Nos. 4087, 4248, 4411 and 4287 be disallowed. Roll cell. fll voted yea. Motion Carried. Motion by Kidder, seconded by Whiting that the claim for an entire refund of taxes as shown by Tax Receipt No.10782 be disallowed. Roll call: ayes,- Benedict,Kidder, Hoff, Whiting, Schlegel, Bitner. Nays: Hynes. Motion Carried. At 5o1clock P. M. the Board recessed until 9 A. M. Tuesday December 31st,1918. TUESDAY DECEMBER 31st. 1918. 9 A. Y. Board reassembled as per recess of December 30th 1918. Poll Call, present, Benedict, Kidder, Hynes, Hoff, Whiting, Schlegel, Bitner. Motion by Hynes, seconded by Kidder, that the recommendation of the Bond Committee be made the order of the Board, and the following Official Bonds be approved. Carried. C. W. Wilson, Deputy County Sheriff Ray R. Oscar Johnson,Overseer Highways,District No. 4. Juniata Township. Chas. Chas. Faimon,Overseer Highways Dis- trict No. 4. Roseland Township. Thomas Goodwin Jr., Overseer Highways District No. 4, Highland Township. O. C. Busboom,Overseer Highways Dis- trict No, 4. Zero Township. E. A. Sommerfeldt, Overseer Highways District No. 3. Zero TownshiP• Henry Starner, Overseer Highways, Dis- trict No. 1. Fanover Township. John Wynn, Overseer of Highways Dis- trict No. 2. Highland Township. Frank Crosier, Overseer of Highways District No. 1. Juniata Township. Ed Huckfeldt, Overseer of Fighways District No. 2. Denver Township. Motion Sumstine,Overseer Highways,District No. 3 Wanda Township. Hansen,Oterseer Highways,District No. 1, Roseland TownshiP. Albert Hagemeyer,Overseer Highways, District No. 3. Hanover Township. Martin Crossen,Overseer Highways,District No. 1. West Blue Township. Wm. Gartner, Overseer Highways, District No. 1 Little Mile Township. Karl Reichert, Oversser Highways, District No. 3 Cottonwood Township. Fred Syring,Jr., Overseer of Highways District No, 3 Ayr Township. Geo. Reichstein,Overseer of Highways District No. 57 Logan Township. Ed Stromer, Overseer of Highways District No. 2. Hanover Township. William Liston, Overseer of Highways District No. 3, Roseland. Township, Henry Gartner, Overseer of Highways District No, 1. Cottonwood Township. John Blankenbiller,Overseer of Highways District No, 1. Silver Lake Township. C. Zogg, Assessor ,Little Blue Township. M. E. Dieter,Issessor,Roseland Township. Motion by Hynes, seconded by Benedict C. T. Smiley, Overseer of Highways District No. 1, Denver Township. James Patterson, Overseer of Highways District No. 56 Logan Township. Claus J. nieck, Overseer of Highways District No. 1. Wanda Township. Tick Seyler,Overseer of Highways Distrist No. No. 2. Roseland Township. Eckhard Roeder,Assessor,Wanda Township. that the recommendation of the Finance Committee be made the order of the Board, and the following claims be allowed on the Bridge Fund, and the Clerk be instructed to draw warrants for the same. Roll call, all voted yea. Motion Carried. John Grothaus A _ 9 11.00 Nick Seylor 6.50 Coon Lumber Co. ----------------------20.05 Glenvile Lumber Co. 18.45 Cerl 0angwish 11.00 W. H. Gartner C-. F. Glazier & Son 6.50 Albert Ley 4.00 Albert H. Einsprhr - 15.25 O. C. 'Busboom $ 4.00 Roy S. Kistler Albert pay H. Blomenkemp Willie Utecht _ 21.50 9.00 5.90 3.00 Chicago Lumber Co. 73.45 F. N. Livingston 2.25 Henry Phillips 40.00 VLIM 49 ;$1..544W.a0a066, ' ,04644' ' twar4.40.- , • " TUESDAY DECEMBER 31st 1918. 9 1. Y. (Continued) Motion by Benedict, seconded by Whiting that the recommendation of the Finance Committee be made the order of the Board, and the following claims be allowed on the General Fund, and the Clerk be instructed to draw warrants for the same. Roll Call. All Members voted yea. Motion Carried. W. A. Cole HoepPner & Uerling A. N. Balmer Co. J. I. Hynes Proffitt & Tovell A. C. :ktwater Guarantee Elec. Co. 1.10 C B & 2 Railroad Co. 25.72 J. A. C-tes, County Clerk 57.50 J. A. Cates, County Clerk 36.90 I. J. Herring ------ ---- 14.70 Hillyard Chemical Co. 15.00 A. I. Batten 3.60 T. G. Whiting 30.50 Joe Daly 5.00 Yrs. Tooley Mrs. Moffitt 15.08 B. F. Carl 28.22 J. P. Whitesel .75 Chas. C. Larsen 17.40 N. f. Kidder 5.50 John W. Straight 20.00 Williams Printing Nouse 10.00 J. A. C tes, County Clerk 37.50 Twidale Shoe Co. 5.00 Alex Heiber 100.00 Byers Lumber Co. 21.25 Elite Grocery 31.67 D. N. Bitner 22.10 A. M. Clark 15.50 6'7.86 ,-, 1044.00 F. J. Benedict 48.00 County Treasurer - 15.40 Hastings Daily Tribune 17.73 Ella Taylor 22.86 Ella Taylor 21.40 1. T. Bartlett 1.41 Bank of Juniata 4.50 . Juniata Basket Store 83.42 14.70 Dr. James V.Beghtol 2.10 20.80 120.00 Walter M. Crow C. T. Buchanan N. D. Kidder Niels Mikkelson 49.20 Bennett Cloyd 6.00 Stein Bros. Co. 36.50 9.00 32.00 2.15 Lincoln Tel. & Teleg Co. ----- 8.98 Lincoln Tel. & Teleg. Co. 35.25 Lincoln Tel. & Teleg. 0" 35.25 T. G. Whiting 2.00 B. F. Schlegel John Snider, County Judge 22.10 J. I. Cates,County Clerk 996.18 Dr. J. T. Steele ,„ 40.00 3. A. Cates Allyn & Bissell 10.70 Henry Herbst - 8.46 F.J.Schaufelberger 20.40 John Hoff , 44.00 J. H. Vastine 12.50 28.20 Motion by Hynes, seconded by Benedict that the recommendation of the Bond Committee be made the order of the Board, and the following Bonds be approved. Roll call. Ayes: Benedict, Hynes, Bitner, Whiting, Schlegel, Hoff. Harry C. Haverly, County Treasurer. Melvin C. Nays: Kidder. Motion Carried.. . Cramer, Deputy County Treasurer. Motion by Whiting, seconded by Hynes, that the County Clerk be allowed the sum of Fifty (50) Dollars for services rendered as Secretary of the Board of Health, for the year 1918. Roll call. A11 members voted aye. Motion Carried. Motion by Hynes, seconded by Whiting that the recommendation of the Finance Committee be made the order of the Board, and the following claim to be aliowed on the Bridge Fund, and the Clerk be instructed to draw warrant for the same. Roll call. All voted aye. Motion Carried. Standard Bridge Company 2000.00 At twelve o'clock noon the Board recessed until 1:30?. M. TUESJYY DECEMBER 31s, 1918., 1:30 P. Y. Board reassembled as Per recess. Roll call. All members present. Motion by Yidder, seconded by Whiting that the guns furnished the Hastings Fame Guards by qd-ms County be sold to the members of the qua -0 (10) dollars each, providing the Compeny is discharged. Roll call. All members voted Motion by Hynes, seconded by Miting that the appointment Deputy County Clerk for the term commencing January 9th, 1919, Motion Carried. of Elizabeth Henry, as be confirmed. Motion Carried. Motion by Hynes, seconded by Schlegel that the recommendation of the Bond. Committee be made the order of the Board, and the following Official Bonds be aprroved. Roll call. All voted yea. Motion Carried. J. Cates, County Clerk. Elizabeth Fenry,Deputy County Clerk. Motion by Benedict, seconded by Kidder, that the appointment of C.W.Wilson, as 2 )1k IUMWWWIttAiMMAMMOW2=541VIINV7rrr TUESDAY - DECEMBER 31st, 1918. 1:30 P. M. (Continued). Motion by Whiting, seconded by Hynes that the appointment of Melvin L. Cramer as Deputy County Treasurer for thptermeemmencing January 9th, 1919, be confirmed. Motion Carried. Motion by Schlegel, seconded by Whiting that the recommendation of the Finance Committee be made the order of the Board, and the following claims be allowed on the Special Motor Vehicle Registration Fund. Roll call. rll members voted aye. Motion Carried. Geo. A. Munroe 41 39.55 Christ Kort _ 14.65 3. H. Furry 244,72 C. P. Smith -----------------------------------77,20 0. M. Doty 36.40 Amdrev Smatdt 18.45 D. N. Huxtable 109.85 Motion by Whiting, seconded by Rynes, that the County Treasurer be instructed to draw Three Thousand (30004,00) Dollars from the GenerP1 Fund, and transfer said amount to the Bridge Fund. Roll call. All members voted aye. Motion Carried. Motion by Hynes, seconded by Schlegel, that the recommendation of the Finance Committee be made the order of the,Board; and the following claims be allowed on the Rfflad Fund. Roll call. All members voted aYe. Motion Carried. F. J. Benedict 35.50 Dick Smidt - - -- 25.00 Motion by Kidder, seconded by Schlegel, that when this Board adjourns it does so to meet again January8th, 1919, at 10 oTclock A. M. Motion Carried. Motion by Benedict, :seconded by Kidder that the following list of names be submitted es jurors for the next term of the District Court: Supervisor District No. 1. Ralph Doty. Erick Westagren Jacob Frisch Supervisor District No. 2 W. F. Stevens Henry Borchers Nick Mousel John Bierman. Thomas Winn,Jr. Geo. North H. G. Carroll Albert Schultz John Zabel Supervisor District No. 3 Gene Pratt William Struss Ed Hines William Ernst Louis Berg Samuel D. Elmore Supervisor District No. 4. John Berriss Joseph Parr Peter Pitts T. G. Hynes Christ Kort Robert Ratcliffe Supervisor District No. 5 John Curry R. W. Cola. D. J. Stromer Henry Kister M. Asmus A. S. Yeinninger Supervisor District No. 6, D. P. Needham A. C. Hull A. K. Deffenbaugh wm. Keal W. F. Wheeler A. C. Albright Supervisor District No. 7. E.D.Gauvreau Thos. Goodwin W. T. Johnson Eugene Battan W.T.Beird Thomas Rainforth John Grothaus E. w. Terhune. Morton Dean. G. J. Stromer A. B. Hagemeyer Dick Smidt. Ernest Einspahr Ra Powers Halger Nelson William Borwege T. M. Trausch John Xrull S. J. Steward Geo, Klein J. V. Heimann John Slaker. Geo. Munson Jay Webb Motion by Schlegel, seconded by Benedict, that the order of the County Judge in 1,)=, nnmrliA(9 with r..21‘ if\ t ; • TUESDAY - DBOIBER 31s:b, 1918. (Continued) Minutes read and approved. Motion to adjourn, carried. / / -141.4 OTPARY.