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Home My WebLink AboutSupervisors Rec 9 1915Of) MONDAY - JANUARY 4th, 1915 Board met as per adjournment. Roll call, all members present. Moved by Kidder and seconded by Bitner that the recommendation of the Bond. Committee be made the order of the Board and that the bonds of C.H.Hudson, County 1Clerk, and F.C.Haverly, Deputy County Clerk, in theSlIm Of :;b000.0° each, be approved. Roll.)calIs',all-Voted yea. Motion prevailed. Moved by Kidder and seconded by Schlegel that the petition of C.L.Stanley, et al, for a bridge between sections Z7. and a4, Cottonwood Township, be referred to the Road and Bridge Committee. Motion prevailed. 10 A.M. Moved by Heye and seconded by Kidder that the recommendation of the Bond. Committee be made the order of the Board and that the bonds of the County Treasurer and. Deputy County Treasurer for the term beginning Janua6 7th, 1915, be awarded to the National Surety Company of New York (Simmering & eynolds, Agents) at a premium of $415.00. Roll call, all voted yea. Motion prevailed. Moved by Bitner and seconded by Heye that the recommendation of the Bond Committee be made the order of the Board and that the following official bonds be approved. Roll call all voted ea Motion revailed Y• Chas.C.Iarsen A.H.Binderup Carrie Sullivan Don C.Pouts Talter M.Crow Chauncey A.Heartwell George A.Volland H.F.Favinger T.C.O'Brien Geo .Miller Clark Hoagland Andy Smidt Thos.Jones G. L. Pisher A.B.Fernow C.2.4rabill John Reader 0.G.Evans Will Kieffe Till Berg TV 444. • • • • • • • • • • • * • • • • • 0 • • p Register o± Deeds : Adams County. Deputy Register of reeds Adams County. Supt'of Public Instructidn Adams County. County Attorney Adams County. Deputy County Attorney .. . . Adarns County. A County Surveyor Adams County. County Coroner Adams County. Justice of the Peace City of Hastings. Highland Township, Juniata. Township. Blaine Township. ....wtHanover Township. Roseland Township. . ***** Cottonwood Township. Logan Township. Silver Lake Township. Zero Township. Little Blue Township. Township Treasurer Highland Township. verona Township. Wanda Township. Denver Township. Hanover Township. Ayr Township. * „, ** . Roseland Township. Cottonwood Township. 0 Logan Township. Silver Lake Township. ........ **** Zero Township. JUstice o -r the Peace Highland Township. • •0 Verona Township. Verona Township. .... "rands. Township. e tteoltotootto Juniata Township. Denver Township. Blaine Township. o sottltett•oe Hanover Township. 4 me* Cottonwood Township. Logan Township. Logan Township. Little Blue Township. City of Hastings, etc. rands. Township. Hanover Township. Cottonwood. Township. Test Blue Township. Highland Township. Verona Township. Verona Township. Kenesaw Township. randa Township. Wanda Township. "rands. Township. " *-0 Juniata Township. " 42 Juniata Township. 13 Juniata Township. Juniata Township. 2 Denver Township. „1 Blaine Township. #1 Hanover Township. 42 Hanover Township. r Hanover Township. zi Ayr Township. Ayr Township. Township Clerk TT IT Tr Tr it T1 T? Tt • . .... • • • • • • • • • • TV TVTV TV • • ot • • • • • • * • • • • • TV #•••••••••••••• • • • • TY TV TT TT • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Chas.R.Cruse ... ... .... II TT ******11••••• Geo.T.Hili /. u u . ..... o..... Creo0Classen y. 1, F. E. Wintermute John P.Duncan ...... ..• T1 VT C . L. Stanley TV 11 John Einspahr u John Hynes u u G.F.Kort II Thos Sheehy G.T.Pratt ..... ..... . .. TV 4 44. • J.C.GilmOre....••••••, " Walter Plambeck TV TVTT ft TV TV TV TT TV TV TV TV TT TV TV TV TV TV TV .1) 6 PI • Varf Hatre • • • • • • • • • L. N. Huxtable John H.Stein Herman nuokfeldt Geo.T.Theat .... M•A•Cra,,,e • • • • • • • • • • • • • TT TV TT TV It TT TV TV TV J.H.Clute TV T1 If TT TV Raymond Crosson ....... Constable 11 • . • • 4 • • • * • • • • • 4,..... "m.C.Berndt ...•.. " • P.VanBoening ................ chriSt Christensen " ..... Geo.Gossard Road Overseer, Dist.#1 .. John Coyne T1 TT TV • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • " 43 .. C.A.Welch • • • .• • .,..•.• '1 L.E.Saddler ••••••••••• " TV TV 44 Orvil Tines TV TV Walter Einspahr " #1 ..0 D.Smith . ..•.. " fl " A2 1L u43 ..±augn A.T.Ashmore Chas .Doty Henry Phillips Matt H.Teber John B.Cornelius Roy Francisco Fred. Rabbe Will Hohlen C.O.Rasmussen Schultz, Carl .... .. Chas .Kohl ...... TT TV TV TV TV TV TV TV TV TV TV TV It TV TV TV T1 TV TV TV TV TV TV • • • • • TT TT TT TV TT TV TV TV TV MONDAY JANUARY in:. 1915 10 A.M. cont. R.E•Kinaig Road Nick Seyler tt Fred Routh Chas. Reichert ........ Chas .Wheat Chas. Van Busch Art Kistler Chas.M.Davis Ray Jones Chas. Krueger T. H.Bachman Wm.Gartner John Teighfield Lee '.)uig Overseer, tF 9 TT TT T1 Fr TT Tt Tt Dist.;; -1 " u2 t2 ji55 It. 5 7 5B yl 2 1 J2 Tr rr Roseland Township. Roseland Township. Cottonwood Township. Cottonwood Township. Logan Township. Logan Township. Logan Township. Silver Lake Township.. Silver Lake Township. Zero Township. Zero Township. .... Little Blue Township. Little Blue Township. Little Blue Township. The chairman then Roll call, all members present. Moved by Benedict and secinded by Heye that the following list 01 names be submitted from'which to choose the jurors for the next term of District Court. Motion prevailed. lest Blue, Highland DISTRICT NO. 1, A.Livingston. Blaine, Geo -Poulson. T.H.Bishop. Denver, John Coyne. Juniata, Grant Ruby. J. J. Gish. ?. J.Ashmore. Oliver Butler. DI TRTQm NO. Ayr, Hanover, R.B.Smith. 0.W.Deardorff. John Furry. W.M. Likely. George Bivens. Edd George. Chas.A. Kohl . Emil ?sudden. J. G. Schmidt . Andrew F. Stromer. Kenesaw, Wanda, DISTRI Henry Hoffman. J.A.Evans. Paul Groff. Peter Felzien. Eckhard Roeder. Roseland, Logan, Silver Lake, T NO. 3. Cottonwood, Verona, Michael Hansen. Chris Christensen. Aug.Anderson, E,D. Rratt. DISTRICT NO. 4. W. F. Duncan. Matt Plein. `7. J.Hynes. Paul Grabill. John Blankenbiller. H.W. Borley. Mark Campbell. Geo. Hempel. Zero, Little Blue; J.N.Osborn. Theo.Bachman. Ed Anderson. Sidney Bauder. DISTRICT NO. Jacob Bauer. Elgin Gilbreath. McClelland Lar J.O.Brower. Henry Bentert. in. A. K_.Def i'enbaugh. S. N. Kempton. C. W .Manahan. DISTRICT NC. 6. S.C.Dunlap. ?Henry Lehrman. John Rowe. A.U.Kay. Erick Johnson. M. J. Ryan. L.R.Dykeman .. Ira Graham. A.R.Pearson. I. .111-0,cn Moved by Kidder and seconded by Heye that the Committee be made the order of the Board and the fol owing Roll, "call ®:..all - Toted yea. Motion prevailed. Peter McIntosh W.R.Alexander Lem Tibbets John A.Lawler County Treasurer Deputy County Treasurer .f Clerk of the District*Court Justice of the Peace • . • • Moved by Kidder and seconded by Hynes taken December .:.4th, 1914, concerning the request of taxes on Lot 10, Block 2, Rohrer's Add to the City o recommendation of the Bond official bonds be approved. Adams County. Adams County. , Adams County. City of Hastings. hat the Board reconcider its action Geo.E. Schreiner for a refund of Hastings. Motion prevailed. Cert. 1/5/1915. Cert. 1/4/1915. Cert. 1/5/1915. MONDAY - JANUARY 4th, 1915 -i 1:30 P.M. cont. T,;Toved by Kidder and seconded by Benedict, that the recommendation of the Complaint Committee be made the order of the Board and that the request of Geo.F.Schreiner, for a refund be granted and the County Treasurer be instructed to spread the taxes for the year 1914 on Lot 10, Block 2, Rohrer's Add to the City of Hastings on an assessed valuation of 3100 instead of 3)140, on account of erroneous assessment, and refund the difference. Roll call, all voted yea. Motion prevailed. 1 :Tovecd. by Benedict and seconded by Heye that the recommendation of the Complaint Committee be rade the order of the Board and the County Treasurer be instructed to spread the taxes for the year 1914 on receipt !;t4262 on an assessed valuation of :315 instead of 375, on account of double assessment of areal estate mortgage, and to refund the difference to Lizana Francis. 2o11 call, all voted yea. Motion prevailed. Moved by Heye and seconded by Kidder that the recommendation of the Complaint. Committee be made the order of tne_Board arjd that the County Treasurer be instructed to deduct 37,39 ±roin the school fund of District TTo.18, and to credit School District Ttio.2 with 31.38 of said amount and refund 3601 to F.9'.H'obrock, to correct an error in assessment for the'year 1914 on personal property, receipt ;',13149. Roll call, all voted yea. Motion prevailed. Moved by Kidder and seconded by Schlegel that the recommendation of the Finance CommittEe be accepted and made the, order of the Board and that 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. C.B.& e.R•R. Co• .•••.•.•• ... ........... 2.74. Anderson & Fai.rman • C • r. Tharp 3.50. ?^o1bach 4 Brach N.n.Kidler 47.00. Mrs. ,uniee Spilrnan G.B.Daugherty 11.05. John A.Pa.ris Lee Haggard 10.95. Pickens Brattan C. I. Van ;fatten ................. 10.75. H.D7ebster The University Publishing Co. .. 12.80. Hammond t Stephens Byers Lumber Co. 4.35. Hastings'?`aily Republican St.Joe & G•I.7z.a.co. 1.50. Ed Hayter Hastings "as Co. 20.81. Allyn 8c Bissell Hastings Daily Republican 3870._, Klopp & Bartlett Co. Karl D.Beghtol 35.35. Lincoln tela', Tel.Co. City of Hastings 42.12. ?'".H.Fuller r. J.Robbitt ........ • ........... 3.65.; Renner &Serf. 0.H.T-'udson 42.67. G.' .Prat L.R."'illis 16.40. J.H.Uerl.ng Jas.V.Beghtol 6.50. M.Reed Fred Seignor 10.00. Blake & aons W.P.TTead 1.15. A.L.Bartlett Mrs.Bansorn 8.00. A.M. Clark ?•F.hilly 31.96. Stephen Schultz 79.75. Chas.r.Ho^:ard •.••.... .15.J �°.,'.W.Keith ••. ..•..•••..••.....8.00. Bon.C.Fouts3.40. Proffitt & Lovell .............• 14.40. Union Met Market 7. A. Cole • . • . • • w • • • . • . • . .. . . . • • . 121.32. Kauf & Rinderspacher 2.65. J.F.Heiler 44.00. Bennett Cloyd 3.25. Jacob Bauer 35.99. E. F.1 illy 19.75. E.P.Fubbard 24.55. Karl D.Beghtol 48.15. J.E.7illits ... 3.00.'' Proved by Kidder and seconded by Heye hat the recommendation of the .Finance Committee he made the order of the Board and that the following claims be allowed against the bridge rand and the Clerk instruted to draw warrants for the Roll call, all voted yea. Motion prevailed. 6.15. 3.00. 16.00. 4.50. 15.50. 14.55. 36.20. 14.40. 2.10. 225.11. 45.00. 27.00. 1.00. 80.70. 35.60. 29.50. 5.00. 19.95. 25.25. 4.50. 7.A.Baker 3.10. Jas,V.Behtol 12.00. rahlcjuis Bros. 54.40. Lem T ib tots 64.65. Lem Tiboets 219.70. 6.40. M.R.Embeson 20.00. Conrad "'alker 4.12. Henry Roeder 3.95. Henry Roeder 2.80. Schmitz Peines 39.83. C.H.Hudsn 100.00. Nye -Schneider -Fowler Co. .... 50.75. Psi.'°!. Baxt er 2.00. W. J. I'yne s ............ • ......... 328. 00. L.A. Furry Chas."'heat John Markley John Markley Grant '_/uby Byers Lumber Co C. A.;elch E.J.7uckfeldt .. ...........: .. P.H.eltenberg Holstein Lumber Co. ..., w . • s ... • • • • • • ... • . 126.00. "rank Kis 18.50. ' V m. H'ohle 28.00. R.A.Lay ". 25.00. Hastings;; oundry 9.95. Albert Lay 9.52. Roth Brod. 4.50. Ray Jone 2.50. Chicago ;umber Co. 84.99. & Iron Works •.•. same. 4.50. 28.00. 1.50. 3.00. 125.rt0. 3.40. 7.94. 4.50. 243.25. moved by Heye-and.::seconded by Hynes that the recommendation of the Finance Committee be made the order of the Board and.that the claims of Henry Placke and Grant Ruby for 315.00 and 350.00, respectively, be allowed against the motor vehicle fund and tie Clerk instructed to draw warrants for tine same. Roll call, all voted yea. Motion prevailed. The chairman then or dered a' recess un January 5th, 1915. 4 nine o' clock a.rn. Tuesday, TUESDAY - JANUARY 5th, 191 Board reassembled as per recess. Roll call, all members present. - 9 A.M. Moved by Benedict.: and seconded by Hynes that the recommendation of the Bond Committee be made the order of the Board and that the following official bonds be approved. Motion prevailed. W.A. C ole 0.W.Tilson, Jr. John ,aux ..., T.M. Trausch Sheriff ••••.•••••••••••.. Deputy Sheriff •• Adams County. • .. Adams County. . . Blaine Township. • Silver Lake Township. ...... Township Treasurer ,. Justice of the Peace . • ..*. . Moved by Bitner and seconded by Hynes that Finance Committee be made the order of the Board and hat_ allowed,against the general fund and the Clerk instructed same. Roll call, all voted yea. Motion prevailed. d, C.V.Langevin '39.70• B.F,Schlegel D. N.Bitner ....••....•...,•.•.••• 13.40. 7.17.Fuller .. 20.25. John Heye 44.00. H. O. Bekhardt Hastings Fuel C . .... 57.75.; Henry Ba!zer 7 J.L.Fynes F. J.Benedict the recommendation of the the following claims be to draw warrants for the • • • • • • • • s • • • •. • '14.60. 5.00. 35.00. 58.05. 4.25. Moved by Heye and seconded by Schlegel that the recommendation of the Finance Committee be Made the order of the Board and :that the claim of Berger, Gallagher Bros. & Co. for 120.35, be allowed against the bridge'' fund and the Clerk instructed to draw a warrant for the same. Roll call, all voted yea. Motion prevailed. Moved by.,Kidder that when this Board adjourns it does so to meet again anua°y'.l2th, 1915`,` accOrdzng to statute. Motion prevailed. Minutes read and approved. • ..ld ... • • • * • Clerk. • •�e A'• e • • •` : epu.ty. • . • . ,�. • Chairman. JANUARY 12th, 1915 10 Board assembled as per adjournment. Minutes read and approved. Motion by Kidder to adjourn sine die. Carried. Board assembled persuant to statute, Balled to order by the Clerk. Roll call, all members present, viz., Bitner, Reye, Schlegel, Hynes, Heiler, Benedict and Kidder.' moved by Hynes and seconded by Benedigt that J. chairman. Motion prevailed. .Heiler act as temporary Thereupon the County Judge appeared before the Board and declared that the bonds of Supervisors Bitner, Schlegel, Heiler an Kidder, who were recently re- elected, eelected, had been filed. Moved by Heye and seconded. by Hynes that J.F.Heiler be nominated as chairman for the year 1915. No other nominations were made. Upon ballot Mr.ueiler was elected chairman, Mr.Bitner receiving one vote. After a..r.esponse to congratulatory remarks, the newly elected chairman ordered a recess untilor_e thirty p.m. follows: - Hynes, Heiler. Board reassembled as per recess. 'doll call, all members present. Standing committees for the year 1915 *ere announced by the chairman, as Settlement Committee,- Schlegel, Chairman; enec?ict, Bitner, Feller, Kidder. Finance Committee,- Benedict, Chairman; Bitner, Kidder, Heye, Schlegel, Hyres, Complaint Con ittee,- Hynes, Chairman; :;idler, Bitner. Bonds,- Benedict, Chairman; Hynes, Bitner. Roads and `Bridges,- Heye, Chairman; Schlegel, Kidder, and member of the Boarc1 in district where work is done. Lands, Buildings and $u rolies,- Kidder, Charman; Heiler, Benedict. County Farm, Bitner, Chairman; Hynes, Schlegel. Moved by Benedict and seconded by Hynes that the petition of H.B.Eversman, B.G.Evans, et al, for 'a bridge between sections 3 and 10, Silver Lake Township, be referred to the Road and Bridge Committee. notion prevailed. Moved by Bitner and secondee_ by Hynes that the recommendation of the Bond Committee be made the order of the Board and the depository bonds of the First 'rational Bank of Hastings, German "•Mat ionai Bank of Hastings, and Exchange National Bank of Hastings, be approved; also the following official bonds. Boll call, all voted yea. Motion prevailed. Fred w.Evans . • . ....... Township Clerk .. ... John Steiner .........•.. Township Clerk Township Clerk Township Treasurer Township Treasurer •. • Constable Heye, E.W. Terhune . . I.E.Munroe P.H. partner J.7. Shaw . • ... • • • • . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • O 64,0 41** 00400* O 00000 • . • . • Constable Justice of the Peace Chas. Eisele • ... M.B.Brown •••.•.•..•••... r. W.W.i�:Maltman d........•... Justice, of the Peace Road Overseer; Dist. 1 T. J.Hills ............... Road Overseer, Dist. "2 Ralph '.rafters Road Overseer, Dist. 42 Harlan Smith Road Overseer, Dist. Chas. Farman •..•.......• Road Overseer, Dist. R.L."oodsoownship Clerk .. .• • • • . • • ... • • John Markley • • • • Kenesaw Township. Wanda Township. Denver Township. '"'est Blue Township. Little Blue Township. City of Hastings. Test Blue Township. 'lest Blue Township. ••• ienesaw Township. Verona Township. 'enesaw Township. • Blaine Township. 43 Blaine Townhip. 44 Roseland Township. Verona ?oknship. • • Moved by Kidder andseconded by Schlegel that the resignation of Gregory Both of Roseland, as a member of the Soldier ' and Sailors' Relief Commission, be accepted and that J.P.:errill be appointed to fi1 said vacancy. :,Motion prevailed. Moved. by Benedict and seconded by Kidder that the recommendation of the Complaint Coiriittee be made the order of the Board and that the County Treasurer be instructed: to deduct ;"5.55 from the ` school fund of Dist. ; 53, to credit Dist. 122 with :"3.13 and refund "2.42 to ?".``'.Gates, in order to correct an error in assessment of personal property, receipt 11:2934 for 1914. 'doll call all voted yea. Motion prevailed. TL 'STAY - JANUARY 12th, 1915 - 1:30 P.M. cont. Roved by Benedict and seconded. by Schlegel that the following estimate of expenses for the year 1915, be made; Motion:.prevailed. Books and stationery 2,000.00. General expense . =14,000.00. Bridges :20,000.00- r3upervisors . . . . • . . . . .. . • . . • • • . • • 00 4 q 000.00. Printing ...•.........•.........• 1,000.00. Assessment ..•.••.....••.••.•.•3.,000.00. Superintendent 1,500.00. Coroner. ..`.... ..,......... 500.00. Attorney 1,000.00. Jail 1,000.00. Coal • .. . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . • . • . • . 1, 000.00 . Poor} id. ....•.. .•......••• • ••• 77,(000.0{0. County Farm ..... •....•.•• •.• 2,O0u.00. Court Expenses .....••.•...••.••.•. 5,000.00. Incidentals ... .........: .....•3,000.00. Tax lists ....•.•.....•••.••..••••• 1,000.00. Lands F. Buildings 8,000.00. Total .. ......... X75,000.00. The chairman then ordered a recess until nine 0Tclock a.m. Jan. 13, 1915. WEDNESDAY - JANUARY 13th, 19 5 - 9 A. M. Board reassembled as per recess. 3oll call, all meMbers'present. Bids on supplies were then opened and read. Moved by Kidder and seconded by Hynes Legal -Blanks - be awarded to Renner and Serf, for following, thole sheet blanks, per M ... • Half sheet blanks, per M ......,...., Quarter sheet blanks, per M that the the year .. 012.50. s.• -2.00.. 71a h .7 5J . Eighth sheet blanks, per 111 ... .......... :1.25. Letter heads, ruled, per IT ;1.00. Note heads, ruled, per r.2 ' .7b. Envelopes, 62 rag, white, per M 1.15. Envelopes, 10's, rag, white, per M 71.50. Letter 'Heads, Arcadia Bond, per M 71.25. Note Heads, Arcadia Bond, per"Ti' 3 .75. Envelopes, 61, Manila -1.00. Envelopes, 10's,°Manila :1.35. Bond provided for. contract for Class 1915, as per their WEDNESDAY JANUA Y 13th, 1915 - 1:30 P.M. Board. reassembled as per recess. Roll call, all members present. "B" bid Moved by Kidder and seconded by Heye that all bids on Class "C" - Office Supplies - be rejected. lotion prevailed. Moved by Heye and seconded by Hynes that the County Clerk be instructed to re -advertise for bids on office supplies - Class "C".- all bids to be made on blanks to be Burnished by the County Clerk. Motion prevailed. Moved by Kidder and seconded by 1Sitner 'Ma t all bids on Class "AT' - Books - be rejected. ;;lotion prevailed. Moved by Benedict and seconded by Heye that the County Assessor's appoint- ment of Hobert ?ohner, "rm.C.Kistler, 7.A.Reynolds and r.M.Ball, as deputy assessors ±or the city of Hastings for the years 1915 and 1916, be "approved. Motion prevailed. Moved by Benedict and seconded by Bitner that the foliowing banks be ignated as depositories for county funds for the year 1915. Motion prevailed. First National Bank of Hastings. German National Bank of Hastings. Exchange rational Bank of Hastings. Bank of Commerce of Hastings. Xenesaw Exchange Bank. First State Bann of Kenesaw. Bank of Juniata. Roseland. State Bank. First State Bank of Holstein.. Farmers State Bank of Ayr. Prosser State Bank. Bank of Pauline. Hansen State Banka de T.DTIESDAY - JANUARY 13th, 1 915 - 1:30 B.M. cont. Moved by Kidder and seconded by Hynes that the following appointments be confirmed. Motion prevailed. H.C.Faverly, Deputy County Clerk. L.N.Button, Clerk of the County Cdurt. Fred Siegner, Deputy Clerk of the District Court. C."4.Tiison, Jr. , Deputy Sheriff. Walter TT. Crow, Deputy County Attorney, without salary. Moved by Bitner and seconded by Benedict that the sheriff's request for a deputy at a salary of --:',60.00 per month, and the CotInty Judge's request for a clerk at a salary of `1000.00 per year, be granted. Motionprevailed. Moved by Kidder ana seconded by Benedict that A.J.Tr?ace be appointed janitor of the Court House for the year 1915 at a salary of 160.00 per month. Holl call, all voted yea. ;notion prevailed. _roved by Heye 'and seconded by Schlegel ,hat the request of the County Attorney for an allowance of :120 per month for cleridal assistance, and the request of the County Judge for an allowance of .45 per month for extra clerk hire, during the year 1915, be granted providing the fees of the said office are sufficient to pay the same. Motion prevailed. Moved by Bitner and seconded by Times that the request of the Clerk of the District Court for an allowance of .;,800 as deputy salary and ,;100 for ettra help, to be paid out of the fees of the office, be granted. Roll"call, yeas,- Benedict, Hynes, Bitner, Schlegel, Heiler, Kidder and Heye not voting. Motion carried. The chairman then ordered _a recess until nine o'clock a.m. Jan. 14th, 1915. THURSDAY - JANUARY 14th , 1915 - 9 A. n. Board reassembled as per recess. Roll call, all members present. Moved by Hynes and seconded by Schlegel hat the request of the County Clerk for fees and clerk hire be granted. Roll cal1,4a11 voted yea. Motion prevailed. Bids for the construction and repairing of bridges for the year 1915 were opened and read. The following named companies had presented bids: - Western Bridge & Construction Co.', of Omaha. The Joliet Bridge & Iron Co., of Joliet, Ill. Blodgett Construction Co., of Kansas City. The midland Bridge Co:, of 'ransaslCity. Beaty Contracting Co., Blair, TTe% . Standard Bridge Co., of Omaha, 7e A recess r until one thirty p.m. was then ordered by the chairman. THURSDAY JAT'UARY 14th, 1915 - Board reassembled as per recess. Roll call, all members nresent. 1:30 P. Moved by Kidder and seconded by Heye that the bridge bids be referred to a committee of three to compare, compute and'report the sane to the County Board on January 22nd, 1915. Roll call , yeas, Hidd.er, , Bitner Heye, Schlegel, Heiler, nays, Benedict and Hynes. ?,notion carried. the above. The chairman then appointed Heye, Schlegel and Bitner as a committee on ;roved by Benedict and seconded by Kidderthat when this Board adjourns it does so to Meet again at ten o'clock a.m. January 22nd, 1915. Motion prevailed. Minutes read and approved. Motion to adjourn. Carried. ... ,L.)?5 • . Clerk. • • .... ,. Deputy. Chairman. Cert. 1/23/'15. FRIDAY - JANUARY 22n 1915 - 0 A.M. Board met as per adjournment. Roll call, all members present. Moved by Hynes and seconded by Schlegel tat the petition of the Trustees of the nary canning ITemorial Hospital be granted; i.e.,- that lot 1 and the S 891 ft. of lot 2, Scofield's Add to the City of Hastings, the buildings thereon and the endowment fund of said institution, shall be exempt 'from taxation for the reason that the same is used as a charitable institution and not with a view of gain or profit. '1o11 call,T,,. all voted yea. Motion prevailed. led. Moved by Kidder and seconded by Bitner that the recommendation of the Complaint committee be made the order of the Board and the County Treasurer be instructed to refund the 1914 taxes on Lot 1 and the S 891 ft. of Lot 2, Scofield's Add:, as shown on receipt ;'4536, for the reasonJthat�Asaid property was being improved as a charitable hospital to the exclusion of every other use, and not used for gain or profit. Roll call, all voted yea. Motion prevailed. The report of the committee appointed January 14th, 1915, to compare, compute and report on the bridge bids under considers'" The chairman ordered a recess until thre thirty n.m. FRIDAY - JANUARY 224d, 1915 :3 Board reassembled as per recess. Roll call, all members present. ffi P • T,T 'Moved by Kidder and seconded by Hynes that the report of the committee as to its finding No.1, in. Which it finds the standard Bridge Company to be the lowest bidder among those submitting bids to the Board on January 14th, 1915, for the construction Of bridges within Adams County for. the:year 1915, be accepted. Roll call, all voted yea. Motion prevailed. Moved by Kidder and seconded by Bitner t at finding 110.1 of the committee wherein it finds the Standard Bridge Company to be the lowest bidder among those slab-mitting bids to the Board on January 14th, 1915: be declared and adopted as the finding of the Board. loll call, all voted yea. Motion prevailed. Moved by Schlegel and seconded by Bitner ,that all bids submitted to the Board: on January14th, 191.5, for the building and repairing of brides in Adams County for the year 1915, be rejected, and that the Board proceed to purchase the necessary material and employ the necessary labor and the Gouty construct andrepair its own bridges within the year 1915, for the reason that said Board deems it to be to the best interest of the county and its tax -payers that*the county construct and repair its own bridges for the year 1915. Roll call, yeas -'Kidder, Bitner, Neye, Schlegel, Heiler; nays- Benedict, Hynes. notion carried. Moved by Hoye and secondee? by Kidder that tn.e application of Margaret Rice for admission to the Soldiers' and Sailors' Home at Burkett, Nebraska, be granted and the Clerk and Chairman of the Board be instructed t sign the certificate on the application. Motion prevailed Moved by Bitner and seconded by Benedict that the County Clerk be instructed to draw all salary warrants for county officials, clerks and appointees entitled to the same cit the end of each month, and such amount for the County Attorney as will make one third of his quarterly salary and the Clerk and Chairman of the Board are authorized to sign and deliver the sane. Roll call, gall voted yea. Motion prevailed. Moved by Heye and seconded by Kidder that the petition of Tilliam Lowman for an appropriation of '100.0.0 to pay expenses of a Farmers Institute, be laid on the table indefinitely. Motion prevailed. The chairman then ordered a recess until nine o'clock a.m. January 23rd, 1915. SATURDAY JANUARY 23rd, 1915 9 A.M. Board reassembled as per recess. Roll call, all members present. Moved by Kidder and seconded, by Hynes that the report of the Settlement Committee be accepted_ and placed -on the record. :notion prevailed. tings, Nebr., Jan.12, 1915. o the Honorable Board of Supervisors, Gentlemen: - Te, entlemen:- "'e, yolar Settlement Committee, having checked all books, papers, stubs, vouchers and warrants in the vatious offices for the last six months of the year 1914, beg leave to submit the following report:- SATURDAY - JANUARY 23rd, 1915 - 9 A.M. cont. In the Office of the REGISTER OF DI'_EDS We checked the following records in the office of the Register of Deeds, General Index to Deeds TTo.16, ! eneral Index to Mortgages No.15, M• Lien No.1 , *dex to Estates No.I , and found lsameutolagree�Tw with Fee hBook sro 5 and withk. report on file in the county r.> clerk's office, covering the period from July 1st, 1014 to Jan.6, 1915, inclusive. The annual report shoes the following; - Balance on hand Jan. 7, 1914 ......`.... 327.90. Pees, Jan.7,1914 to July 1,1914 .. ...... 1201.60. July fees • .......*...... 135.05. August fees ........0....00........0..... 103.30. .September fees . ...0.00...........;...0.. 143.60. October fees ........................... 158.10. November fees ........................... 218.05. December fees .......................... 140.85. Jan. 1st to 6th inc. 191 ..•.......... 27.55. • Total receipts ....6..00 0000 .. Register of Deeds_ salary ......11500.00. Deputy's salary 0000... • 0000.. 1200, 00._ otal disbursements X2456.00. . .. 2700.00. 244.00. Benedict & Hynes, Sub -Comm. Deficit, not drawn ..... In the Office of the COUNTY CTE' K ";e checked the records in the Office of the County Clerk as follows; Chattel Mortgage record, Bill_ of Sale 'Record, Notarial Record, Physicians' Register, Dentists' Register, Embalmers' Register, Optometry Record, ;tock Lien Record, Miscellaneous Record, and all other records where fees are charged, with the Fee Book. Ire also checked the report with the fee book and find all fees accounted for anci the report to be correct. The warrants were checked with the warrant stubs and all warrants not receipted for were found i in the possession of the Clerk. Fees received during the year 1914, - Por the first six months For the last six months ... .. • . 11111.25. ...•. 1020.67. Total • • ..... • • I • 0 Balance on hand Jan. • •• • •• •. ••. •. • 2131.92. 1914 210.62. Tota3_ Disbursements,- To isbursements,_To deputy salary X1000.00• To assistant and extra clerk hire .. 1086.00. Total 12342.54. • • • • • • • . • • • . e . . . . . • e • • • Balance on hand January I, ,.1915` Uncollectedfees due the 0•...0..00•.• office from thcount,- 104 Bonds recorded with seal ............ 73 Bonds recorded 417 License seal • •0•,000:.. 1831 Seals on claims ................. ... Total 0e••*e• ;104.00. 54.75. 104.25. 457.75. . X720.75. 2086.00. 256.54. Bitner & Kidder, Sub -Comm. -000- In the Office of the COUNTY 3TPERITTTE T r i T OF CHOOLS ; We checked the receipts and expenditures of the office of the County Superintendent of Public Instruction and find them to be as follows; - Receipts,_ Balance on hand July1st, 1914 * ”89.83. Fees received during; the last mo. 284.00. Expenditures, - Institute •............ Tota_ .. ... . . . . . . . . .... . . . . . . :1 673.83. .. ?44511. Teachers' Association .2.05. 0 Study Center ............ 6:20. ;xarnina.t ions • • • • • ....... 3 50 t SATUHD Y - JANUARY 23rd, In the Office of the SHERIFF: In the office of the Sheriff we checked the Process Docket with the Fee Bookand found_ that the same agree and that they also correspond with the report of the sheriff on file with the county clerk. Fees collected for the year 1914, as*follaws: District Court 1st six months.:.. 1122.60. Six months last l.. 79.45. County Court - 1st six months . 30.00. last six months.. 17.50. Justice Court - Beghtol, lst six months . . last six moat s Crowley, year I_ 14 -0O0- Total .. 9.25. 27.75. 202.05. 47.50. 37.00. 9.75. 1296.300 Bitner & Kidder, Sub -Comm. In the Office of the COUNTY JUDGE, - 7e checked the County Juci re' s office; from July 1st, 1914 to Jan. 6 , 1915, inclusive, and found the ±oliowing records to agree with the report on file with the County Clerk: Irarriage 'record No.i 3, County Court Dockets Nos. 5 and 6, Justice of the Peace Docket STo. 8, Probate Pee Book No. 1-2-3-4 and 5, and the Cash Book. Fees, - July August •....•.•........•.•... September ,...... • ..... • ... • . October ...♦m••...•.•mm...,•• November . . • . . . . . December January 1st - .6th, 1915 ..•.. Total Total 1st 6 mom ..• Total for year 1914 1119.60 . '300.25. • 174.00. '350.20. 1468.15. 4,247.70. '"' 1840.60 . 7:157.70. :'2998.30. Disbursements, - Judge s isbursements,-Judge's salary ]:650.00. Clerk's salary 1000.00. 4348.30. Extra clerk's salary Total disbursements n2998.30. Benedict & Hynes, Sub -Comm. -000- In the Office of the COUNTY TREASURER:- 17e REA STPT R - I••.:'e checked all taxes collected andallother receipts of the County Treasurer's office, together with the disburse:ents and balances on hand_ in the various funds and find then to agree with theTreasurer's sworn statement on file with the county clerk. ,glance on hand July 1st, 1914 x...4105,907,97. Collections, July lst 1914 to Jan.6,1915 199,486.85. Total receipts Total disbursements, July lst,1914 to Balance on hand January 6th, 1915 r. .........m...•. 1305,394.82. an.6th, 1915 .. 1198,340.10. Heiler 3107,054.72. and Heye, Sub -Comm. In the Office of the CLERK OF THP, DISTRICT COI7RT,- In the office of the Clerk. of the pis riot court we checked Appearance Docket T?o.22, Judgment Ledger Yo.8, Judgment Dockets Nos. 6 and 7, with the Fee Book, and find them to correspond with each other and with the reprrt on file in the county clerk's office. SATURDAY - JANUARY 23rd, 1915 - 9 A.M. cont. Fees,- First six months 1914 .... %...... 11675.75. Last six months 1914 1297.80. Total receipts .. a '"''2973.55. Disbursements, - Clerk's salary 1600.00. Deputy's salary .............. 800.00. Extra allowance for deputy ... ' 100.00. Extra help .,....,.. ... 100.00. Total disbursemen • . • .. .. . Surplus .......•...• . 0000- ;2600.00. 373.55. Bitner and Kidder, Sub -Comm. SOLDI "'-i3AND SAILORS' 'RELIEF FUND-- ,,e have checked the receipts and expenditures of the members of the Soldiers' and Sailors,' Relief Commission and find the ssme_to be as follows, for the year 1914;- .G.Saddler - Cash on hand Jan.1, 1914 1110.28. Received by warrant during; the year 300.00. 0.Mikesell Gregory Roth - Total ....... ............ 410.28. ;?aid out .... .......... 283.85. Balance on hand Jan. 1, 915.•.•.... 126.43. Cash on hand Jan.', 1914 Received by warrant !huring the year 'dot Paid out 31.71. 200.00. ............ 231.71. 209.99. Balance on hand Jan.1, 1?15 21.71. Cash on hand Jan.1, 1914 Paid out ••.•f.•...••••.•.• Balance on hand Jan. Respectfully stibm 40.00. 25.00. 15 .......... 1 15.00. Bitner and Kidder, Sub -Comm. tted, . F. S'CHT.E -EL, Chairman. OBJET HEY1 , . TT.BITNER, . L. T-TYNES , ,D.KIDDEB, . J. B '',=' D I 0 T' .F.TirILM, Settlement Committee. SATURDAY - JANUARY 23rd,, 1915 - 9 A011% cont . Moved. by Bitner and seconded by Kidder that the recommendation of the Bond. Committee be made the order of the Board and the bona of Fred Siegner, as Deputy Clerk of the District Court, be approved. Motion prevailed. Ilovecl by Kidder and seconded by Hynes that the recommendation of the ,Finance Committee be made the os -der of the Board and the following claims be allowed against the general Rind and the Clerk instructed to draw warrants for the same. Roll call, all voted yea. Motion prevailed. P.E.McCoy .................... ,39.00. H & M Ribbon ( Carbon Co. ,• 12.00. Remington Typewriter Co. 40.00. Frank Schaufelberger 10.00. Dr.Floyd Pierce ..............•... 9.00. +a.P.11ubbard 000060000•0• .•24.70. J.G.Jones .......0....000......... 20.00., Verona Grain & Lumber Co. 8.82. 0.Mikesell ....................... 15.00. John S.Logan 8 5.00. State Journal Co. .........:...... 112.05. I.!irs.Clarssa Ransom ,166,...(0):5... W.N. Thome on ............. . . . • 2.00. Mrs. Eunice pilr a .... C.T''.Tharp 0.....•n..• ... .:........ 4.50. Pickens 6 Bratton .....•..0.0231.35. Guarantee Electric Co. 7.15. Bind.erup Hdw. CO. • .. • .. • ...... 3.M.S irn:s .•.....•••. ....... 000000 6.45•"m.F..But ton ••...•. •.••••. •. w• Rutherford Bros. The City Bakery 82.15.Pr0f11tt C Lovell ..........w 2.25. A.L.Bartlett .............•.... .. 104.124.8.3 26.2 J.F.Heiler 48.00. Stein Brs ...........0..•..... �/ eitn Bros. . . . . . 00 0 .. . . . .. 5.00. J.V .F'ige .ber ; 6.40-. 7.P.Mead ......... ..... ......e.... 12.90. Haynes Bros. 11.25. A.Clark ....................... 2.2<5. F. J. Bene ct 48.00. ?" • F. T3utt on 33.00 B. ?'. chi gel 60.20. Nebraska State Board of health ... 50.50. N.D. idd.er ....• .....049.00. JamesV.Beg'r_tol .................. 8.50. John Reye 64.10. Hastings Daily Tribune 28.35. D.N.Bitner .................... 52.10. 0.H.Hudson .•...•..•.........•1.15. Chris Haisen •..0.0..0.0....... 17.00. Sunnyside e.......•............•60.00. Simmering & Reynolds .......... 415.00. 1•H.Yo-t Lumber Co. ...•42000• A.J.Hace ............•...•..•.. James V.Beghtol 2.00. .....•.......•... 8.00. M. �. �I.Reed 30.00. J.L.Hynes 48.00. Moved. by Heye and seconded by Kidder Finance Committee be m .de the order of the Board and against the bridge fund and the Clerk instructed to call, all voted yea. Motion prevailed. Independent Lumber Co. ''1242.98. Ernest Kistler 7.00. Farmers Elevator & Lumber Co. Hastings Foundry & Iron Works 147.15. .... 33.4'5. .•• hat the recommendation of the the following claims be allowed raw warrants for the same. Roll Hastin s Foundry & Iron "!orks .. :5:147.15. G.H.Sa..lor ..•...•...•...•...... 35.25. August Heye 1.50. 3.R.Baf.gh 16.00. Moved by Schlegel and seconded by Ileye that the recommendation of the Finance Committee be made the order of the Hoard and" the claim of G.H. Sailor for 010.00 be allo•t:-ed against the motor vehicle fund and the clerk instructed to draw a warrant for the same. `loll call, all voted yea. Motion prevailed. Moved by Bitner and seconded by Hynes that the recommendation of the Road and Bridge Cory-ittee be made the order of the Board and that ten dollars C1:10.00) be aprsopriated from the motor vehicle fund to gradethe road between sections 17 and 18, Silver Take Township, and fifteen dollars (15.00) be appropriated from the same fund to grade the road between sections 10 and 15, Logan Township. ;.loll call, all voted yea. Motion prevailed. moved by Reye and seconded by _Kitner that the Clerk be instructed to advertise for an experienced foreman to superintend the concrete construction on bridges ordered by the Board or the Bridge` Com itnee 'for Adams County, during the year 1915, applicants to apply in person before the oarcl of Supervisors at the Court house on February 9th, 1915, at 2 o'clock p.m. Motion prevailed. Moved by Benedict and seconded by Hynes that when this Board adjourns it does so to meet again on Tuesday, February 9th, 1915, at ten o'clock a.m. Motion prevailed. The chairman theiiordered a recess until one thirty o SATI7RB :Y JAITLTARY 23rd, 1 Board reassembled as per recess.` Roll call, all members present. 5 1:30 P.M. clock p.m. Moved by Kidder and seconded by Benedict that the toad and Bridge Committee be authorized to buy the cement for the concrete work for 1915 in car load lots, if they deem it advisable. Motion prevailed. Minutes read and approved. Motion to adjourn. Carried. Clerk. •. .. Deputy. .........Chairman. at s4 t TUESDAY - FEBRUARY 9th, 115 -10 A.M. Beard assembled as per adjournment. 2011 call, all members present. moved by Xialer and seconded by Bitnerthat the petition of Robt.Nichols for admission to the Soldiers' and Sailors' Home at Burkett, Nebraska, be granted and the chairman of the board and the clerk be inStructedto sign the certificate. Motionprevailed. Moved by Hynes and seconded by Benedict! that the petition of Jans Boontjer et al, for a bridge betwren sections 17 and 20, Hanoer Township, and the petition of C.P.Grabill et al, for a bridge between sections 26 and 35, Siler Lake Township, be referred to the Road and Bridge Committee. Motion prevailed. Moved by Kidder and seconded by Hynes tat the recommendation of the Bond Committee be made the order of the Board and that the official bond of Lester Tormuth as Justice of the Peace of Zero Township, be approved. Motion prevailed. Moved by Kidder and seconded by Benedict that Schmitz & Deines be awarded the ntract for furnishing office supplies Class "C"- for the year 1915, as per their bid following,. Roll call, all voted yea: Motion prevailed. Ink, Carter's, Stafford's, Arnold's, per quart.45. Pens, Eagle, Esterbroo, Gillot's, per gross ...... .25. f Pens, Glucintm, per gross Pens. Spencerian„ per gross .60. Pens, Silver Series. Per gross • • • • 0 • • • • •• • • • • • • oft• • • • • • • 5 Pen holders, cork or rubber, per dozen . . . .. 0 ... :....... .20. 945: Pencils, Mephisto, per dozen .............. • • • • • . • • .• • • • Pencils, raber's 1-4, Per gross ***** ••••••••••••••• .... 3.30. Pencils, Velvet, per gross • • • .• . • • • •• 3.75. Office knives, TXL, 2 blade, per dozen ' ; 7.50. Ink and pencil erasers (rubber) per dozen (large.25. Rubber bands, assorted, 5 yr guarantee', per ponn 1.65. 0.X.Paper fasteners, small, per 100 .10. 0.T.Paper fasteners, medium, per 100 ,, .10. 0.X.Paper fasteners, large, per 100.10. Dennison's paper fasteners, 1/4 in., per 100 - t: .. Dennison's paner fasteners, 1/2 in., per 100 ...,. .06. .07. Dennison's paper fasteners, 3/4 in., per 100 . Dennison's paper fasteners, 1 in., per 100 Ink eradicator, Carter's, Sanford's, Collin's, b'ttle Challenge eyelets, per 100 D.B.Eyelets, short, per 100 D.B.Eyelets, long, per 100 Dated 1/26/15. .08. .15. .10. .08. .14. Moved by Heye and seconded by Hynes that C.W.Hall be retained as super- intendent of the County Farm for the year 1915 and the County Attorney be instructed to draw up a contract with him on,the same, terms as hown in contract for 1914. Roll call, all voted yea, :exCept Eldder-. notion carried. The chairman then ordered a i.ecess unt1 one thirty p.m. TUESDAY - FEBRUARY 9th, 1915 - 1:30 P.M. Board reassembled as per recess. Roll call, all members present. Moved by Heye and seconded by Hynes that the consideration of bids for concrete work be laid eirer until Tednesday, Feb. 10tA. Motion prevailed. moved by Bitner and seconded by Schleg 1 that the recommendation of the Bond. COAmittee be made the,order of the Board and the official bond of E.M.Dominy as Road Overseer, District #1-„ Highland Township, be approved. Roll call, all voted yea. Motion prevailed. Moved by Heye and seconded by Benedict that this Board contract with the Great estern Portland. Cement Company of Kansas for the estimated quantity (2000 bbls.) of cement needed for the year 1915 at 31.87 per bbl.at Hastings. Glenvil, Juniata, 'Dwaine, and. Mtrieland at 11.91 per bbl. at Ayr, Holstein, Roseland and Kenesaw; ten cents per sack rebate, less freight, allowed when returned to Mildred, Kansas; said cement to be used for any county purposes or improverents in accordance with the orders of the Board. Roll call, All voted yea. M'otion prevailed. Moved by Xlader and seconded by Heye tlat the chairman of the Board be authorized to sign contract With -the Great restern Portland Cement "'orks of Kansas, as per preceeding motion. Motion prevailed. - 4 The chairman ordered a recess taken un il nine o'clock a.m. Feb. 10th. 09 E WEDNESDAY - FEBRUARY 10th, 1915 - 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 allowed against the general fund and the clerk instruicted to dro warrantsclaimsfr th Finance Committee bemade the order• of the Board and :that the fol or be same. Roll call, all voted yea. Motion prevailed. C.B.: Q.R.R.Co...... .... .. 115.03. Hastings Daily Republican '24.00. ....... 122.50. Hastings 'Daily Republican 37.15. Stein Bros. Co. .F.Lilly ...................... 61.80. Coon Lurjjber Co. 179.20. ' 1).N.Bitner12.90. Coon Lumber Co. ....•• .......•• 49.90. James G. Jones .................. 20.00... _Schmitz & Demes... ..... • .. 23.80. S. J. Stewart 7.50. .as ings uel Co. 51.50. '".G.Saddler ................... 20.29. C.I.Van Fatten 3.65. Gregory Roth ................... 4.25- G.B.TaulertY 075. 0.Mi.kesell ..................... 4.50. Mrs. Clarissa Ransom 16.00. F.J.Benedict ...................<34.30. Blake &Sons 13.20. 30.00. C.T.Van Patten ................ 4.55. Ceo.A.Volland & Co. 30.00. ?R'olbach`& Brach ............... 3.10. a S.whis1er 00 000.0000,000041000000400 4.00. Twidale:Shoe Co . ........... .. 2.65. West Side G o y`' C 2.58. Lee Rag ardachine Co. ......... 214.65. rocercY „o. H.D. ebster Co. 18,75. The Adder 0. State Journal Co . ............. 29.56. H.O.Eck art ................... 57.10. Jacob Bauer ....... 31.55. Henry Bauer _ 7.65. C.V.Langevin 40.00. tlr.P.Mead 17.45. Conrad "'alker 8.07. Dr. J.'. Straight 2.50. i Union Meat Market 6.75. J.F•Heler .................... 40.00. '.w.Heith •••••..•.......•.•.•8.00. B.F.Sch,egel 9.60. J.E."'i11itU .................... 3.00iT.P.Kid er 28,00. 4.Reed ......................... 4.00. Lem Tibbets ...•..•64.00. M.R.Emberson .. ............ ... 20.00. }Tasting Gas Co. ....... ... 19.57. City of Hastings 116.15. Lincolnw°Tel. & Tel. Co. ...... 27.00. 7.65. Don 0•Fouts ...•••••........... 3.59. 2.25, Allyn V. 'Bissell 167.03. John Reye H.F.Favinger A.J.Mace ....................... Proffitt & Lovell .............. 19.55. M.Reed 5.00. Chris Hansen ................... 22.25. J.W.Eig4nberg 11.05. Hastings Daily Tribune 72.32. Carl °V.` 'hisnancT 19.15. Henry Roeder • 4.10._ r".A.Cole .................... 167.55.. J.H.Yost Lumber Co . 10.50. TTye-Schneider -Fowler Co. .. A.L.Bartlett 37.25. W. J.Bob"itt ......... • .... . .... 89.50. .... 3.90. ,:loved by Bitner and 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 instructed to craw warrants for the same. Doll • call, all voted yea. Coon Lumber Co. . J. E.Wo odward ..... Sol Dreibelbis Coon Lumber Co. Motion prevailed. • • • • • • • • • • • • • 66.10. E. -Ray Anderson 18, 00. ............... 4.50. Ed Bailey 3.45. ............... 3.45. D.S.Phelps & Son 7.55. 17.15. moved by Benedict and, seconded by Hynes that the purchase of two car loads of bridge plank made by the Road and Bridge Committee on December 4th, 1914, at 26 per M feet and delivered at Roseland and Leroy, be approved. Roll call, all voted yea. motion prevailed. Moved by Benedict and seconded by Bitner that the report of the Road a.nd Bridge Committee for the year 1914, as read, be accepted and placed upon the record. Roll call, all voted. yea. Motion prevailed. Hastings, Nebr., Feb.10 , 1915. To the Honorable Board of Supervisors, Gentlemen: - The following is an itemized report of the Road and Bridge Committee on bridges built and repaired in Adams County during the year 1914 and on county road work during' the same year. BRIDGES. New bridges constructed: Wanda Township, between sections 25 and 26 .. Little Blue, between sections 23 and 26 ..... " between sections 5 and 8 ......• zero Township, between sections 23 and 24 " between sections 22, and , Silver Lake Township, between sections .17 and 18 Logan Township, between sections 10 and,. 15 ...,... Blaine Township, otlth of section_ 34 ........... . Denver Township, oetween sections 23 az„d 24 ...... Hanover Township between sections 9 and 16 rr " between sections 22 and 23 " between sections 25 nd 36 ..... Ayr Township, between sections 11 and 2 .... la ••.••• ••.... ...•• 498.44. 386.40. 396.90. 325.50. 336.75. 382,00. 371.35. 499.07. 352.10. 425.60. 454.34. 295.25. 362.83. Cert. 2/10/15. WEDNESDAY - FEBRUARY 10th, 1915 Repairs on bridges: District No.1,- test Blue Township Highland Township Denver Township Blaine Township ...... rt - 9 A.M. 60.78. 81.19., 1684.32. 16.00. 'district No.2,- Ayr Township ....................... •916.65. Hanover Township 428.57. Juniata Township .. 624.25. District No.3,- Verona Township " 56.02. ?"panda: Township t.. 640.42. Cottonwood Township District Txo.4,- Little Blue Township Zero Township Silver Lake Township t.. Roseland Township .••••..♦♦•.... *•• Logan Township ...... . .. 1242.16. Total cost of repair work for 1914, Summary : Total cost of new bridges Total cost of bridge repairs 0.. Material on hand Repairs on bridge fora Total cost of bridge material, etc., for the year 1914 :x'395.09. 611.16. 260.83. 81.94. 263.41. X7362.79. anor, "14003.83. 6245,03. 7362.79. 124.15. 271.86. ROAD WORK. E,xpenfed by county for road work in Highland Township 103.50. Verona Township 50.00. T� :1enesaw Township •... w 126.20. Wanda Township 177.60. Juniata Township 50.00. Hanover Township 250.00. Ayr Township 95.00. Roseland Township . 100.00. Mogan .Township 142.00. Silver Lake Township 67.00. Zero Township R' 73.00. Little Blue Township 48.00. Total expended for roads, 1914 • • ♦ • 51282.30. cont. Respectfully submitted, John Heye Chairman. The chairman then ordered_ a recess until One thirty p.m. Feb. 10th. ''EDN.F,SDAY - FEBRUARY 10th, Board reassernblea as per recess. 'doll call, all members present. 1915.- 1:30 P.M. Moved by Kidder and seconded by Benedict ±hat when this Board adjourns it does so to meet again on March 2nd at ten ;o'clock a.m. Moti-on prevailed. Moved. by Benedict ana seconded by Heye that the recommendation of the Complaint Committee be made the order of the Board and the County Treasurer be instructed to refund the taxes for the year 188.1 on tot 5, VBlock 1, Toore' s Add to the City of Hastings, as shown on receipt #184 for 1900 and prior years, for the reason that saict property was church property and exempt from taxation at that time. Noll call all voted yea. Motion prevailed. 915-1:30P.M. cont. Moved by Benedict and seconded by Reye that the proposal of W.H.Brown to act as overseer and to furnish_rnachinery for concrete work for Adams County during the year 1915, be accepted and the County Clerk be instructed to notify him to appear before the Board on March 2nd, 1915, ana enter into contract. Roll call,- yeas, Benedict, Hynes, Bitner, leye, Schlegel Heiler; ;Kidder not voting. Motion prevailed. Minutes read and approved. Motion to adjourn. Carried. .. Clerk. Deputy. �� ... Chairman. 19E TUESDAY - ITCH 2na, 1915 - 10 A.M. Board assembled as per adjournment. Roll call,ail members present. • Moved by Heye and seconded by Kidder th,t the petition of Emma C.Nichols for admission to the Soldiers and Sailors Home at Buitkett, Nebraska, be granted and the chairman and clerk instructed to sign the necessary certificate. Motion prevailed. 1 Moved by Kidder an seconded by Heye that the recommendation of the Bond Committee be made the order of the Board and the off.;cial bonds of Elzy Davis as Constable of Little Blue Township and Herman Valentine as Road Overseer, District N0.2, _Little Blue Township, be approved. Motion prevailed. Moved by Hynes and seconded by Bitner that the petition of A.B.Fernow, et al, for a bridge between sections 35 and 36, Logan Township, be referred to the Road and. Bridge Committee. Motion prevailed. The chairman ordered a recess until one thirty p.m. Mar. 2nd, 1915. TUESDAY - MARCH 2nd, 1915 - 1:30 P.M. Board reassembled as per recebs. Roll call, all members present. Moved by Schlegel and seconded:by Hynes that the contract between W.H. Brown and Adams County for concrete construction and use of machinery incident thereto, during the year 1915, as filed in the office of the County Clerk, be accepted and the chairman of the Board be instructed to sign the contract in behalf of the County. Motion prevailed. , Moved by Bitner and seconded by Schlege that the recommendation of the Finance Committee be made the order of the BPard_andthat the following claims be allowed -against the general ft -ma and the Clerk intrilAed to draw warrants for the same. Roll call, all voted yea. Motion prevailed. J.P.Xline 0 0 95 Renner 4 Serf ......... ........ .75. Nye -Schneider -Fowler Co. ..... 62.15. Len Tibbets 45.00. proffitt & Lovell 21.85. _Lincoln Tel. & Tel. Co- ......... .7.00 J.F.7eiler • ..... ...... &OW 28.00. Twidale Shoe Co. 410041000 OOOOOOOO .. 10.05. T. T. Johnson Sunnyside B.M.Simms ..... ....... 7olbach & Brach ... Lee Haggard H.O.Eekhardt Bennet CloYd Chris Hansen . •••• Henry Roeaer Union Meat Market Anderson & Pairman 040**01114000•40040 A.J.Mace .. . ..... . ... ............ 2.00. 27.50. The Temple Cafe F.S.Tebster & Co. J.L.Hynes 7.J.Bobbitt 31.25. 52.50. Higinboiham & Pickens 6.75. C.B.Dauherty ........... 10.91. Test Disinfecting Co. g 7.24. H.D.Tebster Co. James V;Beghtol 3 City of Hastings . 4-n: C.H.Huaon 6.03. W.At .-3ie sti2 ck 7.95. Larsen,Ernst Co. ....P.-- 4.00. 27.92. 4.80. 90.00. 18.95. 1.55. 5.25. 9.55. ...........37.55. Henry Roeder 3.85. 7ernan Shoe Co. 23.25. J.T.EiP6nberP7 12.45. Jacob Bauer Fastincr6 Ice Co. . 0.B. & 7.p.mead 0.1.Van Patten 1100044100•10.1.414.00.00 6.60. The Union Cafe ........ 4.4#4,•41411—so 34.25. 43,00. Bennet lloyd 9.75. Stein Bros.Co. 58.42. • • Dr.E ,amel 10.00. 9090. F.P.Uerling ............ .. ... .162.78. 3.00. 20.00. 4.50. Don C.Fouts 21.75. M.R.Eml4rson 5.34. Mrs.Eunice Spilman 3.04. LincolnTel. & Tel. Co. 7.40. J.T.Steile G.H.& Faye Edgerton Temple oafe 16.00. 12.78. :Renner & Serf •0000,00,0 ...... 13.00. The University Publishing Co. .,. 12.50. 0.7.TharD 3.00. D.N.Bitner ...................... 22.00• Pickens & Brattan ...... ......... 2.75. J.H.McGrath Haw.Co 3.75. C.H.Huason ..................... 200.00. Renner & Serf 4.0000•0,0•04.4r04.000* 41.00. Penner & Serf 9.25. Renner & Serf 71.00, F.J.Benediet •.$41.94,4,•••••••••004.41, 40-000'. Hastings Fuel Co. 69.00. Dr.Charles 'Lucas ....-.......- John Heye • 11.90. John Sigel 14.50. 18.00. 9.00. ....• 5.05. KloDp &,Itai^tlett 11.75. 20 00. F.A.Kearns 5.65. Mrs. ClArissa Ransom ... .. 8.00. Verona Irain & Limper CO. 5.94. Renner ' Serf . 8.25. Glenw001 Te1.00. 15.00. FastingDaily Tribune 19.10. Allyn CRissell 188.99. Carrie Vllivan . ........ ...... 13.83. John La*ler 10.90. • E.P.Hubyard 33.05. P.A.Keains 12.00- N.D.Kid er 44.80. Moved by Heye and. Seconded bY Sehlegei that the recommendation of the Finance Committee bemade the order of the Board anethat-the claim of C.A.Kohl for 79.25 be allowed_ against the bridge fund and the Clrk instructed to draw a warrant for the same. Roll call, all voted yea. Motion prevailed. 146 TUESDAY - Mar‘bh 2nd, 1915 :30 P.M. cont. Moved by Heye and seconded by Hynes that the Adams County Democrat and the Hastings Daily Tribune be designated as the papers to publish the supervisors' proceed- ings for the year 1915, each paper to be allowed onelialf of one third of the legal .4, 0 rate for same providing the proceedings are publishea within eight days after the meeting. Motion prevailed. Moved by 'Kidder and seconded by Hynes that when this Board adjourns it does so to meet on April 6th, 1915 at ten o'clock a.m. Motion prevailed. Moved by Kidder and seconded by Bitner that the chairman of the Bridge Committee be authorized to order cement by the car ldad, he to receive and check up same as it arrives. Motion prevailed. minutes read and approved. Motion to adjourn. Carried. Clerk. Deputy. , ' • • f• -11- T ,SAY - APRIL 6th, 1915 10 A.T.Z. Board met as per adjournment. 2011 call, all members present. Whereas, in the matter of the application of Charles E.i)insmoor, Guardian of Benjamin F.Evans, incompetent, for license to sell certain real estate described therein, said cause now pending in the District Court of Adams County; and whereas, the County Board finds that it would be for the best interests of all concerned and that the sale of the land described in said application is necessary for the purposes therein set forth; therefore it has been moved by 7idaer and:seconded by Hynes that the Board approve the issuance of such license and. consent that the sale be made thereunder, as prayed. Roll call, all voted yea. Motion prevailed. Moved by Kidder and seconded by Hynes that the prayer of a petition request- ing the exemption of Sunnyside property from taxation, be granted, said exemption commencing with the year 1915. (Lots 1-2-3-4, Block 5, ravres & Foss Addition) . Roll call, 11 yeas- Benedict.:adder, Hynes, Bitner, Schlegel, and:Heiler; Nays- Hoye. Motion prevailed. Roved by Kid der and seconded by Heye tha the recommendation of the Bond Committee be rma-10 the order of the Board -and the following official bonds be approved. Motion prevailed. ?".B.Hargleroact Township Treasurer ....:„.............. Cottonwood Township. L.A.Berg Toad Overseer,istrict« 2 Verona Township. : Chas. Smiley Road Overseer, istr ict „lkl. Denver Township. John Lemberger Road Overseer, T`istrict" 1., Cottonwood Township. I Louis Mick .. ............ toad Overseer, r1Stri t t ' 3 zero Township. Moved by Bitner and seconded by Benedict ,that the petition of Henry Placke, et al, for a bridge between sections 9 and 10, Ayr Thwnship, and the petition of John ihusen, et al, for a bridge between sections 26 and 35, Hanover Township, be referred to the Road and Bridge Committee. Motion Prevailed. 7 Moved by Benedict and seconded, by Bitner Wthat the appointment of John Laux, as deputy assessor of Blaine Township, to fill vacancy, be approved. Motion prevailed. The chairman then ordereda recess until one thirty p.m. April 6th. TT7? S"AY - APRIL 6th, 1915- 1:30 v.T'T. Board reassembled as per recess. 'loll call, all members present. IFoved by Hynes and seconded by Bitner that the petitions of Chas. Van Busch, et al, for bridges between sections 28 and 29, Logan'Township, and between section 19, Logan Township, Adams County, and section 24, Grant Township, Iearney County, be referred to the Road. and Bridge Committee. Motion prevailed. ?.Loved b.r Kidder and seconded by Schlegel that the recommendation of the Finance Committee be glade the order of the Board and"the following claims be allowed against the general find and the Clerk_ instrt;.ctedto draw warrants for the same. Roll call, all votes;_ ;Tea. Motion prevailed. 7 (Y }[� y Blake & sons 0 0 0. 0 0. 0. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 I .50. T rs. Me1l PY 3.50. Sunnyside 108.50. "'est Disinfecting Co. 90.00. Blake & Sons"' ....... .......... ` 9.80. Stein Bros.Co. 65.25. Mrs. Clarissa Ransom ........... 20.00.TTajnes ros. 69.80. P.F.7000y , . ... ... 4.45. Byers Lumber Co. 47.60. ' A. .Meyer Hardware Co. .20. C.^'r. Sidles 5.00. . H. Steele 37.50. Twidale :Shoe Co. 4.55. Frank $chauffelberger 19.00. H.n"''eb ter Co. ................. 12.91. 2.56. N.T).'id ler 11.17. C.I. Van fatten 9.25. 1irs.Foo e & McPherson 30.00. F.p.Uerling 144.12. C.B.& '?eR.R.Co. 1.94. Tradgett Bros. 34.17. G.?'T.Pratt 38.35. Xenesativ Farmers Lumber Co. 8.30. "'rr clnt7sh ..................... 27.00. Anderson £. Fairman 4.00. p.McTntosh ...................... 49.61. The Temple Cafe 6.80. Omaha Printing Co. 4.98. ir.S.J.Jones ....'................. 3.00. Joe Budiiek 68.00. C.A.Volland & Co. ... ......... ... 17.50. John Si e1 ........ 6.00. Lincoln Tel.i Tel. o. ........., 5.67. P.McTntosh .0••. 114.80. J.L.Fynes 16.00. stein Bros Co 45.24. T''arrens & Ne-_meyer 1.00. F. T1. Kicic4. er ...... . ............... 54.00. J. F. He i ler .... . ......... ..... 40.0o. 7. H. ITar t 1.00, J.7.{�igenberg .... 8.00. Henry Roeder 15.85. Nye -Schneider -Fowler Co. ........ 73.40. St. Joe g G. T R.' . Co. 4.13. Union Meat I, -Market .....:.00..0... 7.10. Jacob Bauer 33.20. Kauf & Rinderspacher Co. , 2.75. ?*'.P r,?eac 1 3.75. Hastings Ice Co. ................ 55.65. Conrad 'alker 4.85. Kalif co-; Rinderspacher 3. bb• H.0.T<ckl ardt 51.30. Chris Hansen ................ 26.25. John Hee ...... 14.00. P,J.Benedict .................... 44.00. r"'elsh-Cpengler 00. 3.02. J.H.Yost Lumber. Co. ............. 21.00. C.H.Iiudon 100.00. ?ion C.Fouts 16.67. A.T.Clak 10.25. A.J.I?ace ........................ 11.10. m.A..CofP, ....................., 84.41. Wolbach & Brach TUESDAY - A A.J.}ace .r•...•• .... .••••.. Allyn &" Bissell B.N.Bitner .•••.•..•••.•••••.• Hastings Daily Tribune • . • • B.r.Schlegel Coon Lumber Co. ••••.••••..•. I.F.Lil.1J I.P.Hubbard .•.•..,. ....... —4! 1.P.Lilly C.H.Hucson ...•.••,••••••. John T,.Irace .••.•.••.. W•H•Stephens .••••••. A•J.?`.•Tace •........•••. Parrens F.c Neimeyer Hastings Daily aepublican ...• State Journal Co. ..•,®.. J.B.Grabill •... R T TI 6th 1915 - 1:30 P.L. cont. 0.00. Hastings Gap Co. 22.69. 45.00. I.P.EmbcrsoL 20.00. 22.50. (last ing s Fuel C o • 41.75. • 6.91. J• !',.''7iili.tss .••••••••••••.....•••• 6.00. 27.20. '^."!.Keith .. 8.00• 22.25. H. P.Pavi.nge'r 5.90. 41.15. john Brsnni an ••••.......••••.•• 2.00• 29.25• Lem T1bbets".•••••••.... ... ••••.•.• 209.50• 20.89. v.''r. Ackley 24.00. 33,59. Chas.H.Howa'rd 4.00. j'• J. Gish .• . 67.50. J.J.Gish •• 25.00. 5;eig1 er' s Drug Store 8.30. n.F.Lilly 127.65. TU1opp & Bartlett • 23.50. Ilo pp & Bartlett • , • 2.00. Benjamin Eversman 7.00. Dr.?:T.W. Baxter .. 2.00. Dr .7. H. Crutcher. • 2.00. Daniel Bitrer ...... • . 2.00 • J• r<'• Steeg1e ^• (;: ....... • • 8.00. Schmitz '°fines •••••••••••••.•.. John Snider ..•...••••••. Henry Schreiner ...... • • .. • • ._• J.C.Hershey 'n.T.Johnson ••.••••••••,.•••., s; Dr. Fred SchaUfelberger 3.75. 12.20. • ••....... 20.70. 23.30. 42.68. •.•••.,..••.• 74.98. 84.00. ............. 2.00. ........••.•. 2.00. • • • 2.00. 2.00.( ••. ••••.••• •• 3.00. 49.33. ;loved by Heye and seconded Committee he Tnade the order of the Board the bridge fund and the Clerk instructed voted yea. Motion prevailed. J•n.Hynes •.••................ Coon Lumber Co . .............• 526.65. J.D.T?eye •....... • ..... • ..... 6.00. by Hynes that the recommendation of the Finance and that the following claims be alloyed against to draw war x ant I for the same. Boll call' all Mathew Uerlin>g J. J• Gish X14.00. 1.50. Moved by Benedict and seconded by Kidder that the recommendation of the Complaint Committee be made the order of the Board art the County Treasurer be instructed Cert• to refund the taxes for the Year 1.:14 on the 50 ft.S." of the N.50 ft. of Block 17, 4/6,•"15. Alexander's Second. Addition to the city of Hastings, as shown by receipt ;'5620, and that I the Same be `exePipt fr' om,, taxation hereafter on account, of being church property. Holl call, all voted yea. Motion tprevai.lect. Moved by Kidner and seconded by I;eye that the annual report of the County Farm committee be accepted and placed on record. 'ot on prevailed. Hastings, TTebr. March 27, 1915. Your committee, wishes to submit the following report of the recei_Pts and: expenditures of the County Farm, constituting; an itemized statement of the same for the year ending February 28th, 1915. Receipts: 328 1/3 bu. wheat C? 75 (1913' crop) 24 head cattle, 1 yearling bull, 26 hogs, 2009 5/6 bu. wheat r;. (1914 crop) Harness, hardware, oil, alfalfa seed, Drugs, ' (Zeigler rig Store) Medical service (T,rs.Ackley ' na ?Face) Gasoline engine, twine and repairs (Schultz) Extracts, etc., (7.A.3aker) Blacksmith, , (T,. A. T3oyer) Dry goods, ("Tolbach €. Brach) LuI:iher 1 36.95 ) Coal 116.00.) (Coon Lumber Co. Culvert 45.40__) Meat (`. J.Porter) Groceries, shoes, clothing, tobacco, Carpenter work, ('?.o .roods) Funeral expenses of J..'iil? er , ( G.A. Vo11a d ) Corn, (Juniata Grain ! SuPply Co. , ) Male hog, One bull, (John Logan) Threshing, (P.Trausch) Harvest help, Services, fC.'.Hall and J.J.Gish etc., (E..h .Tilly) family) 245.25. 861.38. 50.00. 511.20. 2009.90. 3677.73. 160.91. 17.5<5. 32.00. 124.55. 3.10. 10.60. 55.76. 198.35. 31.15. 386.10. 3.25. 30.00. 213.60. 20.00. 85.00. 158.90. 57.00. 1350.00. 12937.82. TUESDAY -- APRIL 6th , 1915 - 1:30 P.M. County Farm Report - continued. Total receipts •.. .•......... . '9677.73. Total expenditures .............. Balance ..... • • • • • • 0 • • 937. 82. :739.91. Total number of dependents for the Year . Cont. • • . • •'. • .. • • .i • Respectfully s?]bmitr;ed , Manager. Conty Barrs Committee: D.N.Bitnor, Chairman. J.L. dynes 3.F. chlegel. The chairman then ordered a -recess unt 1 nine o T`N <,` ?AY - APRIL 7th, 1915 - Board reassembled as recess. A. M. clock a.m. April 7th. Roil call, all members present. ;loved by Benedict and seconded bar Hynes that the req est of Carrie Sullivan, County Superintendent of Public Instruction, for office help and mileage, as read be allowed. 2o11 call, yeas- Benedict, Hyne , Bitner, Schlegel, and Weiler; nays- T eye; Tickler not voting. l otion carried. Roved by Kidner and seconded_ ,by Benedct that when this "Board adjourns it does so to meet again May 6th, 1915, at ten o'clock a.m. I2otion prevailed. The remainder of the forenoon taken u up for consideration. The chairman then ordered a; recess un with the investigation of subjects one thirty o'clock p.m. April 7th. 7TEBiTES?)AY - A''R IL 7t L , 1915 - -1;30 P. Board res.ssembled as per recess. Roll call, all members -present. ;roved. by Benedict and seconded. by Hynes that the Road and. Bridge Committee be instructed to purchase re-inforcing rode and wire for concrete bridge construction, in quantities as they see fit. Roil call, all voted yea. Motion prevailed. Moved by Kidder and seconded by Bitner that the Sheriff be instructed to collect from the City of Hastings the amount of tine expense incurred by boarding and lodging the city's prisoners at the counts jail. Roll call, all voted yea. Motion prevailed. to adverti plans and until nine The Board prevailed. Moved by Hynes and seconded. bar Schlegel that the County Clerk be instructed se for bids to construct a c walk on the Court House block according to specifications now on file in the County Clerk's office, bids to be received o'clock a.m., May 7th, .1915. Bids to be ofened at ten o'clock a.m.. same date. reserve;- the right to reject any and all bads. Roll call, all voted yea. Motion Minutes read and approved. Cert. 5/6/'15. Cert. 5/6/'15. Cert. 5/6/'15. Cert. 5/6/'15. Cert. 5/6/'15.. Cert. 5/6%'15. THURSDAY - MAY 6th, 1915 - 10 A.M. Board reassembled as per adjournment. Roll call, all members present. Ilfeved by Bitner and seconded by Hynes that the recommendation of the Bond Committee be mnac'e the order of the Board and that the official bonds of the following be approvPc ; --Motionrevailed . p J.P.ITerrill .......... Soldiers' and. Sailors' ?e1i'ef Commissioner. ,J. E. Vance Township mreasuner .... Blaine ^ownship. Thornton Pillnan Road Overseer, Dist. 'L2 ...... ... Blaine Township. Moved by ',Udder and seconded by Bitner that the recommendation of the Complaint Committee be mace the order of the Board an the County Treasurer be instructed to spread the taxes for the year 1914 on the N 9 A. " SE SW and the S 9 A.73 SE SW 1-7-10, receipt !ft6978, on an assessea valuation of ('940 anted. of :'1140, and to refund the difference to A.H.Brook. Roll call, all voted yea. Motion prevailed. Moved by I ideer and seconded by Schlegel that the Board accept the proposition of the Diebold Safe Company to exchange the old safe in the County Treasurer's office for a new No.2 coin base safe at a price of c725.00 net to the company, said safe to be placed in treasurer's vault at said price. Roll call, all voted. yea. Motion prevailed Moved by Heye and seconded by Schlegel, that the chairman of the Lands, Buildings and Supplies Committee )e instructed to obtain liability insurance for county employees where same is deemed necessary. loll call, *.11 voted yea. "lotion prevailed. A recess until one thirty p.n. was then ordered by the chairman. THURSTIAY - 1¶AY 6th, 1915 - Board reassembled as per recess. loll call, all members present. Moved by Bitner and seconded by Benedict that the recommendation of the Complaint Committee he made the orr'er of the Board aril the County Treasurer be instructed to refund the the taxes for the year 19.14 on Blocks 1 and 2, E.IT.Batty's Sub.tiv, , as shown on receipt#7488, for the reason that it is school property; and the same shall be exempt from taxation a: long as used for school'Pu poses. "2,011 Call all veted yea. Motion prevailed. Moved by Bitner and secondee' by Benedici, that the recommendation of the Complaint Committee he made the order of the oar. anc1 the County Treasurer be instructed to refund the 1910 taxes on part of lots 1 and 2; block 24, Original Town, City of Hastings, as shown on receipt #10079, On "account : of erroneous assessment, said property beim; in the form of improvements owned by the K. of ?.)wipe. loll call, all voted yea. Motion prevailed. Moved by 'bidder and seconded _ 'by Benedict that the recommendation of the Complaint Committee be made the order of the Board a `d that the County Treasurer be instructed to spread the taxes for the year 1914 on ?.sots 2 and 3, '/andolph & Brower's Sub.Ti.v. , as shown on tax receipt '`.7459, on an assessed value of `70 instead of `270 and refund the difference to H.p.Oliver. Roll call, all voted yea. :lotion prevailed. Moved by Benedict and seconded. by Schlegel that the recommendation of the Complaint Committee be made the order of the Board and the County Treasurer be instructed to spread the txes for the year 1914 on lot 3, block 8, East park Add, as shown on receipt #6357, on an assessed valuation of " 45 tnstead of 1.35, on account of erroneous assess- ment, and to refund the difference to Jonathan 'Knorr. " 2o11 call, all voted yea. Motion prevailed Moved by Schlegel and seconded_. Complaint Committee be male the order of the to refund _ to Sophie Ruhter the tames for the shown on receipt #7077, on account of double prevailed. by Bitner that the recommendation of the Board anal. the County Treasurer be instructed year 1914 on part of. Hayland Village, as assessrmeYm.t.lo11 call, all voted. yea. Motion Moved by Bitner and second.ea by Benedict that the following petitions be referred to the load and Bridge Committee. Motion prevailed. 1. Petiti )n of A. '.Allyn, et al, for a bridge betwe'ern sections 7 and 8, Town 7, Range 9. and for a hridce between sections 5 and 8, 'Town 7, Raige 9. 2. Petition of '"alter Einspahr, et al, for a bridle between section, 13, '"anda Township, and section 18, _Juniata Township. 3. '?etition of TM'alter .Finspahr, et al, for a bridge: between sections 1 and 2, '"anda Township. Moved by TTeye and seconded. by }lames that the petition for the extension of cement culverts be laid upon the table indefinitely. T:Totion prevailed. Moved by Kidder and seconded by Benedict that the resignation of Raymond Crosson as Constable for and within t}'e oity o' Ilastia.}gs and 9djoining territory, be accepted. Motion ordered. moved by Kidder and seconded by Heye that V.Leonard Brown be appointed as Constable for and within the City of Hastings and adjoining° territory, to fill vacancy. Roll call, all voted yea. Motion prevailed. Cert. 5/8/'15. FRIDAY - :7AY 7th, 1915 - Board reassembled as per recess. Holl call, all members present. Moved by Bitner -and seconded ;l y be submitted from which to choose the jurors Motion prevailed. 9 Schlegel that the following list of names for the; next term of District Court. TRTCT 7o. 1. Blaine, 'est Blue, Highland, Juniata, Kenesaw, , Verona, T.7 -Munroe. S.0. Coo'mer. i 1m.3urke. T.". Stock. Orville Butler. B.F.Carl. i°, J. Coats. Chas. Genzmer. T.D. Evans. Paul Groff. A.B.Blythe. Aug. Anderson. R.L.7ood. Denver, DISTZICT TATO. 2. DIST Kanover, Ayr , ICT NO. 3. Wanda, Cottonwood , James Mullen. Geo.Walters. John Furry. Arthur Beard. rm. Likely. G.H.Smidt. J. G. Schrrmidt -Chas. A.Kohl. Emil Dudden. Ben Liosveld . peter Felzien. John lletzel- James Routh. E. L. Ne edham. Roseland, Logan Fran YT Hogg. Fred Boyd. James Patterson. W. J. Hyne s. Silver T Zero, Little 7e, John Cline. Frank hilleo. ' Peter Heltenberg. ue , Carl TcCleery. E.Ray Anderson. Mike Volland. J.O. Brower. DISTRICT N Geo. Rutherford. Wm. Haubrock. Henry Kister. Ira Hickman. Henry Allstead. Jacob Bauer. A.K.Deffenbaugh. Chas. II.IutcCarty. DISTRICT NO. S.N.Kempton. Jacob H.Quigle . C.1.Manahan. Erick Johnson. Oorfrad Theobald.. A. R. Pears on. Chis. ')oty. /� ?`g .MST' I L.G Ryan. J.. I_ c_re one . F. .Lawson. Frank A.Clark. John Goudy. Edv and Igou. T.W. Goodwin. Moved by .bidder and seconded by Benedict that the recommendation of the Complaint Committee be made the order of the Board aid the request of the U.P.R.R.Co. for a refund of taxes as shown in the petition filed April 24, 1915, be disallowed for the reason that the company did not comply with the "statute in paying under protest and asking for a refund. Roll call, all voted yea. Lotion prevailed. :roved b -r Bitner and seconded by Schlegel that the recommendation of the Complaint Committee be made an order of the Board arRt the County Treasurer be instructed to refund the taxes for the year 1914, as shown on receipt f7546, on account of double assessment (personal property) . Roll call, all vetec yea. Motion prevailed. Roved.. by Bitner and seconded by Dynes that the prodeedings and action of the Clay County Board of Supervisors incorporating the Village of Trumbull, be adopted and made a part of the record of the Adams County siPervisors. Roll call, yeas- Benedict, Hynes, ritner, T eye, Schlegel Heiler; nags- Kidder Motion prevailed. RESOLUTION. "?heree s it a-�vpearing that a ma j or ity off= the taxable territory hereinafter described., situated irk the Counties State of Nebraska, have duly presented a pe ition to this said territory may be incorporated as a village under the and rhereas it appearing that said territory has inhabitants in excess of one hundred, who are actual bona fide residents of said territory. Therefore be it resolved that the following described territory be, and it hereby is incorporated as a village as provided by law, to -wit; Comencing at the Southeast corner of the Borth '"est Quarter of section Seven, Township Eight, ;range light, thence eoast 57 rods, thence south 57 rods, thence '"est 40 rods west of Adams County line, thence North 274 rods, thence East 237 rods, thence south to the south •lire of the C.B.ea '?.'.R.Co. right of gray, thence in Southwesterly direction following said right of way to the east line of the sai_'l TTorth '"est luarter of lsection 7, Township 8, Range 8, thence South to point of beginning. Be it further resolved that the following named citizens and residents of said territory be and they are hereby apilointed as Board. of Trustees of said village as provided by law: George i"ash:burn, J.Combs, James Rowstein, Clint Gossard and ?"apace Martin. inhabitants of the of Clay and. Adams, Board praying that name of "Trumbull" Cert. 5/7/'15. FRIDAY - MAY 7th, 1915 - 9 A I r. cont. Resolution cont. - Be itfurther resolved that the Clerk of this Board be instructed to enter this order of incorporation upon the records of the County of Clay and ;tate of Nebraska and 'to„make proper certificate thereof to the County Clerk of Adams County, Nebraska, and that said territory above described be hereafter known and designated ,as the villa of "Trumbull” State of Nebraska, Clay C ounty SS, S,i;ned Geo. C. Fi.shi ack, Supervisor. I, '^'ard K.Tdewcomb, County Clerk of Clay County, Nebraska, do hereby certify that the attached resolution is a true and correct copy o i�roceedin°'s had andentered at the meeting of the Clay County Board of Supervisors held it Clay Center, Nebraska, on April 7th, 1915. Given under my hand and officiaa_ seal this 12th day of April, 1915. Tlard K.Newcomb, County Clerk. Loved by Heye and seconded by Kidder that the County Clerk be instructed to certify to the County Clerk of "'ebster County, the Adams County Board's action in regard to the J.S.Frey family. Motion prevailed. Moved .by Heye and seconded by Hynes that when this Board adjourns it does so to meet again on Thursday, May 20th, 1915, at nine o'clock a.m. Motion prevailed. The chairman then ordered recess until one O FRIDAY - MAY 7th, 1915 - Board reassembledas per recess. Roll call, all members present. clock p.m. Moved by Hynes and seconded by Soh .eget that the recommendation of the Road and Bridge Committee be made the ord,ei o� the Ford and. two bridges be ordered ire -built between sections 1 and 12, also one between sections 2 and 11, all in Zero Township. Roll call, all votes! yea. Motion prevailed.:, Moved by T(idder and seconded ,by Heye that J.F.Heiler and F.J.Benedict be ao.nointed as a conmii tee to investigate the elaim4 of L.r. Thomas and report at the next meeting of the Board. Ro11 call, yeas- Kidder, ynes, Bitner, Heye, Schlegel and Heiler; nay- Benedict. Motton prevailed. Moved by Icidaer anrseconded by Hy ,s that the recommendation of the Finance Committee be made the order of the Board and the Following claivs allowed against the general fund anct the Clerk instructed to draw warrants for the same. " o11 call, all voted. yea. :,lotion prevailed • -J.=J. ish ....•...•....•.•.....,•••. '4'15.00. ?•J.torter " 3.75• A. . Clark ..•....•.•••.••.•..• • 13,50..J•P rter ••••••.•••••••••••• 10.50. F. F. T illy 42.09. State Journal Co. • . • • .... • . 200.54. HenryBauer ................ #e*"" 4.25. 0•B•L`'.R•R.00. ....•......... 3.04. Nebr. State Board of Health 00 52.25. James V.Beghtol 9.00• II.� '"ebster 8 Co. .. ... • ........ • 31 • t3. C. J. B ierman ......... 1.25. Blake & Sons ••.•.•.......•••..••••• 15.45. Dr.Amr Robinson 5.00. U•S.'tohrer •..•e.•,••.••••••• . 2£3.25• "'olbach Brach 5.77• I. Hastings Fuel Co. ••••••.••••....... • ?.00• Rutherford Bros. •.••••.•••••• 1b0.15• {Tansfield. Paint & Glass Co. • • • • • • • 78./92. /C•B.T& 1. 1•R• Vo• 3.04p• R• 1 J • T' Q lk & Co.• • • • . e e w • • • e o . • • • • . • • 24.0 0 . C • I • Van Patten 4 . 9 8 . E Byers,, .or Co.widale Shoe Co. .... • . • ....... • • . 2.70. �T Lumber ; • • ... • ... • 13. X35. Zee Haggard ••..••••.••.......,.. 5.55• Higinbotham & Pickens .75e G.B.Daugherty 28.30• N•D•Iidder .•.......••••.••.• 55.50. Sunnyside 108.25. Proffitt & Lovell • • .. • ....... 58.30. rm.""w"'eingart .•.......•..•.••••••• 4.35• M.R•t Berson •••••••...••.•..• 20.00• Don C•Pouts 3.00. T".P.P,ead .••.4•.•.•.••••00.••0 '7.95. Henry Reader . .•..•..•...•••..• 4.00. "'.A•C;!ole ..•....•..••.....•... 71.70. rahlquist Bros. • • • 40.00. ?"ahlquist Bros. .... .. • 22.25.( J•CJs Jones ••....•• e.•...• e•••• 40.00. Larsen , Ernst & Co. ••••• .•• . . 30.00. Hastings Daily Tribune 19.25. J.S.*• • .............. 4.50. 'p •••••••••••72.00. Lary K.Bauder • • • • • e . s • Carrie Sullivan • • •••.•••••••• 11.57 • Iva R•Mizen ...•.••...•..•e••.•4€,00. F.J• enedict ...•.•.•••••..... 40.00. A. J.Mace ... • • e o • . • • • • • ♦ o • • • • • • 2.00 D.T1.B`itner • • • • . • . 18.50• '". J.Bobbitt ...•...•..••.•••...••.. 1a97. Mrs. J .E.hange" B.F. Schlegel .... • . • ........ • 64.45. ,J.L.I es J.P.Heiter •...... ...., 50.50. John.teye C.B.& C.R.`.Co. ...•.••• • 8,32. .p•rr.'<ager ••. • •.•.• e Jacob Bauer ......... • .... • . • ....`. • 34.85. Uni ori Meat , °arket ..... • ..... Hastings Ice Co. . • ... 12.00. `r • J. , • Stra1 ght J.?".Wigenberg 5.10. Nye- chneider-Fowler Co. Kalif & Rinderspacher •..•.........• 1.5.. 0hrid Hansen ....we—. Conrad I"alkor ................... "x.45 • H. 0. ckhardt . • • • . 4.00. 73.00. 45.80. 1.25. 6.60. 2.75. 7.75. 5.25. 22.50. FRIDAY - MAY 7th, 1915 - 1 P.M. cont. l'innio Stewart . . ....... ....... ,12.00. /7.L.malbert 1.50. "Pelsh-Spengler Co. *00400000W , 2.50. City of Hastlngs 99.48. Hastings Gas Co. 9.45. Lincoln Tel. E,; Tel. Co. 35.00. Hastings Daily Republican ..... 3.30. Allyn & Bisspll 0000000•00041,000,1 3.75. Cally F.Tahlquist 00041,040000000 52.25. w.A.Cole .... 87.54. A.F.Meyer Hdw.Co. ... . . o0000000 2.10. 0.H.H1dson ............... . . .. 200.00. tate Journal Co. ...... ..... .. 44.45. Xernan Shoe bo. .........•.••••‚• 5.33. Wahlauist Bros. 000400 ........ 0 55.00. James V.Beghtol .... ........ .... • 6.00. Carrie Sullivan • • .. • . • .• • ..... A ,, n 9.28. John Laux ..t ******** . ., . . . . . . . • , • . . • • • • . . 84 • 00. * 0 • 0 84.00. R.J.Harrenstein .... ******* .... 81.3-±. T„,ilus.().7ynn..................... . 78.00. ..,, . 12.50. 6.95. C.V.Langevin .................. 84.60. The University Publishing Co. .. Hammond & Stephens Co 13.61. Zion Office,Supply Co. X10 -op & Bartlett Co. 55.19. Palace Cafe ..... ******* 0004,041000f 3.25. Juniata Grain L Live Stock Co. .. 8.55. Dr.Floyd Pierce 2.00. Move d by Bitner and seconded by Schlegel hat the recommendation of the Finance Committee be made the order of the Board and thq following claims be allowed against the bridge fundanthe Clerk instructed to draw warrants for the same. Roll call, all voted yea. Motion -prevailed. t Hastings Foundry & Iron works ..- 298.84. County Treasurer ... ******* :7!121.80. Great western Portland Cement Co. 158.70. C.F.Glazier & Son ............. 3.25. Claude ripaulding 16.25. Earl Andetson . 0 * • • * • • • • * ****** 30::0: Hastings Foundry & Iron Works 14.50. Harry H.Htuse ** . ** 00000.1 ****** 0 KarlZiegler 17.50. Edward Heinz ............ ***** . 17.50. Hastings Foundry ec Tron orks 646.21. 7.7,..11Ynes4 • • • • • 0 • • • • • • • • • • • 0 0 • • 3.82. Claude Brown 17.50. wesley H.Tirown ....... ****** Ofoo 4.40. Chicago Lumber Co. ..• .. , • .4., 22.40. "-esley H.43Town • .. . ***** .. 31.24. . • • • , $ moved by Xidaer and seconded by Hynes that the recommendation of the Road and Bridge Committee be made the order of the Board and a bridge be ordered re- built between sections 13 and 24, Cottonwood'Township.,Joll call, all voted yea. Motion prevailed. moved by }eye and seconded by Kidder thai all bids filed for building a cement walk around the court house, as advertized, be rejected for the reason that said bias are consilered too high. Roll call, yeas- Benedict, Kidder, Bitner, Heye, Schlegel, Heiler; nays- Hynes.—; . Motion prevailed. Moved by Bitner and seconded by Heye tha the Committee on Lands, Buildings and Supplies be instructed to construct a cement walk ground the Court House, according to plans on file in the County Clerk's office. 2011 call, yeas- Benedict, Bitner, Heye, Schlegel, Heiler; nay- Hynes; Kidder not voting. Motion carried. Moved by Xidder and seconded by Hynes that the offirsial bond of V.Leonard Brown, as Constable for and within the City of Hamtings, be al)proved. Motion prevailed. Minutes rea(9. and anprOved. Motion to adjourn. Carried. 0 0 0 ***** Chairman. THURSDAY -TAY 20th, 1915 - 9 A.M. Roll call, all members present. Forenoon occupied with discussion and inve`sti°ation. A recess until one o'clock was ordered by tY e chairman. THURSDAY - MAY 20th Board_ reassembled as ne-r recess. Roll call, all members present. by Hynes s thathe recommendation of the 'load Moved by Tai tner a�.st} secoracd.e� �'- and Bride Committee be made the order of the Board arid. that the following bridges be built or repaired. Holl call, all voted yea. Motion prevt.iled. 1915 - �y; a BRIDG.i+. TO 4 1. Between .section 1;7), ""anda Township, an sectiop 18, Juniata; concrete. 2. Between sections 9 and 10, Ayr Township; concrete. 3. Between sections 35 and 36, Logan Township, concrete. 4. Between sections 13 and 14, Juniata Township; concrete 5. Between sections 28 and 29, Juniata Township; concrete. 6. Between sections 2 and 11, Silver Take To inshi4p, concrete. 7. Between sections 3 and 10, silver Take Townshilp; concrete. 8. Between sections 26 and- 35, Hanover Township, 18 ft.roadway, 20 ft. waterway; steel and concrete with concrete top. 9. Between section 6, enesavTownship, and sect on 1, Lowell Township, fearney Co. steel andconcrete with concrete top, 18 {'t. rcylaway, 20 4't. waterway. BRIDGES S TO BE REBUILT: 1. At the Southeast corner of section 18, Tuniat , 2. Between sections 14 and 15, Roseland Tov;nship steel and concrete with concrete tog7. 4 3. Between sections 20 and 21, Roseland Township; st 1 d rete with concrete ton. steel and concrete with wood. top. 5. Between sections 28 and 33, Hanover Township, steel and concrete with wood top. Township; concrete. 20 ft. waterway, 18 ft. roadway; 28 ft. waterway, 18 ft. roadway; ee an cone d 4. Between sections 28 and 29, Hanover Totvnship,`i 24 ft. waterway, 16 ft. roadway; 28 ft. waterway, 16 ft. roadway; REPAIR WOT 1. r.- Township, ' Between sec tions 25 and 26; �r,anda net to exceed 1:;100. 2. Pet ween sections tri and 7178, Cotton rood mownshhip, not to exceed e50. ,3. Between sections 5 and 8, Hanover "oWnship, got to exceed e200. 4. Between sections 25 and 26, jrATowns hip , rip rap work. Mo does so to meet ed by 'Kidder and seconded by Benedict that when this Board adjourns it again on T ecl:nesday, Tune 2nd , 1915, at Viten o'clock a.m. ?"_onion prevailed. Minutes read and. api<roved. Motion to adjourn. Oarr:ied. Ohairman. Cert. 6/2/'15. Cert. 6/2/'15. Cert. 6/2/'15. y, NESBAY JUNE 2nd. 1915 - 10 , . M. Board. met as per adjournment. Roll call, all members present. Moved by Kitner and seconded by 7i.1der that he claim oi` L. ?.Thomas for the loss of a horse by drowning and the committee report on same be laid over until the next regular meeting of the Board. , Roll call, all votea yea. lotion prevailed. Moved by Fitner and seconded by T. idder that:the recommendation of the Bond T � Committee be made the order of the Board and that the :bn _, d of . ,r r._Ta,�thorne as Road 'Overseer, "i_strict ?o.2, Fest Bite 'o rriship,. be approved:. i,otion prevailed. Moved by Kidder and seconded by Schlegel that the chairman appoint one act with J...Tvnes.to investigate the Juranek case and "reortath of nexttBoard to appointed John � .other member the meeting. Motion prevailed.. Thereupon he chairman appointed p Heye as a member of said investigating committee. Moved by "Hynes and seconded by Bitner that the :petition of E.M^• .Blanch , et al, for a bridge at the east end of the ane -half section line in Section 25, Logan Township, be referred to the Road and Bridge Committee. Totion prevailed. *roved. by, Benedict and seconded by Bitner that the recomMendation of the Complaint Cornmi.ttee be made the order of the Board and that the County Treasurer be instructed to spread. the 1914 tax on the 7;: lot 2, all lots 3 and 4, and the T.,• lot 5, block 8, RansenVillage, on an as3essed valuation of e78 instead.. of *378, as shown on receipt .. ''o.8039, and refund the difference to Martin artin Bre er on account of erroneous assessment. Roll call, all voted yea. ?, otion Prevailed. ,• A. recess until one thirty p.m. was then orde , °.., I7E97AY TE 2nd, 1915 - 1 Roard reassembled. as per recess. ;'doll call, all members present. ed by the chairman. •M. Droved by Schlegel and seconded by Kitner that the recommendation of the Complaint Committee be made the order of the, Board and°that the County Treasurer be instructed to spread the tax an_t a. tra t �1 nd�- 8 ro rods ill SE ST 13-7-10, on a valuation of ,i160 instead of ,220 , assessed r difference to F.Reiber• (2) to spread the tax on Block 1, 7umaw's Act_d to the City of tastings, on an assessed value of ;;:300 instead. of '320, and refund the difference to Martin Herzog; and (3) to spread the tax on Block 13, Dawes and 'Foss' Add to the City ot TTastings, on an assessed value of 1,280 instead 0f.560, " 560, and to refund the difference to C.A• Stone; said orders applying to the tax for the year 1914 and being on account of e •roneous 'assessment of improvements. Roll cal.1, all voted yea. '.''lotion prevailed. Bitner tat the recommendation of the Moved by Schlegel and seconded bar .. t,,,, at Committee be made the order of the Board and, the requests for refunds made by Susie Brake ''receipt 45174, J.'."einin;er on receipt 1'6661, and .?.Bourne on receipt 8221, for the year 1914, be refused.. Roll call, all voted yea. Motion prevailed. Moved by "Hoye and seconded by; Schlegel that the Board purchase a bridge form, 8 ft. waterway, '0 ft. roadway, With a three foot rise, at a price of 1160. Boll call,- 'yeas Benedict, :Udder, Bitner, Tieye , Schlegel, iTeiler; nays- Hynes. Motion prevailed. L The chai..rman then o: .reda recess until mine oclock a.m. June 3rd, 1915. m"HURSRAY - Turm 3rd, 1915 Board reassembled as per recess. Roll call, all members present,{ except Bitner, excused. Roved by ��c1 r:Kidder and seconded by Schlegel hat the recommendation of the Finance Committee be made the order of the Roard and the following claims be allowed against the general fund and the Clerk instructed to craw warrants for the same. Roll call, all voted yea except Bitner, absent. Motion preai.led. Christ Kart...................1 AT Ston 196.00. Patterson 99.45. ;;•?agg ••••••••••••e•w••••Y••♦• �90.6b. Jas. iv n� "!'m..5picknall .... ...••..e•... 99.20. Teter Ransfn ...96.00. ?T. ^.deter 111.00. 1 .M•Tikely 90.00. E.N.reorge ...... ...... ........ 93.00. .rno•'.Lemon .......... ..e...... ... 135.00. Eckhardt Roeder 96.61. Ear.I.Janq ............. • :........ 114.50. E•L.Tent ....e 12310. t.TZ.Ball .i.................. . .. ... 144.00. •A.' eynold.s .... ... . • 120.00. Robert 7ohner 135.00. "°.T?`;istler 123.00. James V.Re htol 1 .b0. J. Tf."Hynes ..... • .... • ... • .e ... 63.20.- The TempleCafe 4.80. A..J.T:Tace .. ........ .......... 2.00. Chas•C.Tar ea 1.75. ' ?en Tibbets....,...•......... • 77.00. ST.T'.TCi 67.60. Chas.^.Larsen .........•.••..• 13.00. Lem Tibbets 130.50. 'TastingsDaily Tribune ........ 8.60. 7r.E.1.?�Tarael ....2.00. Don C.Fouts .•.•....... .•.:. John Reye G.A,Volland T,7•Tteed ....... ••..•••.••• rahl,uist Bros. ....•.........• Proffitt 8 Lovell 1 "'.A. Coke City of Hastings Pickens & Bratton ....•..••••..• 3.00. M.R.Fmberson • •••••..... 34.60. r` .TT. Baird 9.00. Carl V• 'his+nd ..... • .. • .. 7.50. Iva R. Mi zen 66.92. Mary ''. • Baud cir 16.10. D.N.Bitner 38.21. T,incoln''e1• : Te1.0 35.32. Hastings Gad Co. 1.58. Mate Journ4l Co. P.J. t TT•T)•"i(lder .........•...•••••••• 5 Great ""extern Portland Cement Co.3 Ze igler' s "nrug Store ...... ... . Simmering & Teynol.s • •••.. 1 7.hwSucha .....••...•••.•....... 50.60. C.Gerald ..w•......•••.......•.. 00.00. Hammonde ;Stephens ... • ........ 22.88 • X44.40• F.F.Li11y . ....••.••..•....•••. 50.12. 25.05. J.7 7eright°; afe Co. x17.32. 48.94. ^rolbach & Brach 21.00. C.I.Van Patten ....•.....•..•. 8.90. .0UU0. • 15.20. Fred Siegne* 4 21. 82.81. Guarantee T.Ilectric Co. 4 11.02. 'Blare & on . . q 4.50. "Tinni_e Stew.rt 11.6 2.455 0 40.00. J•TT•I'olcombl" g n0 9.90. 15.16• Jas•V.Fegntol . ....•...••• 23.00• 3.00. C.TT•'Tudson ''100.00. 84.81. C. A• Heartwel l 12.00. 25.64. J. . Rinehart 4.50. r; anrad 'Walker 3.75. 67.20. 13.36, 16.95. 7.40. 17.43. Carrie'Sullivan .•.••••••.....,• 22.73. 57.60. x20.00. 18.00. 6.90. 69.00-•• 69.00. 23.90. 31.50. 11.84. ✓.05• 2.10. Twidale Shoe Co. .............• P•j?•iterlin; ••.•......•••••.••• H.?T•"rebster Co. rr. •vloyd Pierce Sunnyside ?ye -Schneider -Towler Co. 1.$."ebster Co. Adams County '^emocrat C•H.Hudson 0.A•Heartwe11 ......••.......••• P•McTntosh ......•.•............ Hastings Ice Co. .•..•..•.•.•••• Jacob Barer Henry Bauer •••••.......•••.•••r Stanley Hdw•00. ............... T{,•A.McElhinney •••••.••••.••.. Schmitz & Defines 26.60. 243.10. 2.75. 34.23. 3.65. 5.60.t X 1✓35• 23.80. Moved by Kidder and Finance Committee be made the order against the bridge fund and the. Ole call. all voted yea except Kitner, Hastings Foundry "& Iron 'Mor. ks Hastings Foundry & Iron 7orks .. Hastings Foundry & Iron works .. Hastings Foundry r: Iron Works • . P.MaInt0sh ..•...•:•...........• Hastings Foundry € Iron 'Corks .. Hastings Foundry & Iron "?orks . . Harry H.Hruse .•.•.•.•.••.•..••• _•H.Brown •••••••_••••••••••••••• 77•H•Brown .•..•.•..•••.•••.••r.• Earl Anderson .................. B. F . Schlege], Allyn& Bissell .P.Tlead 4 .inion Teat iiiarket tT. IT. T,einbke T•T'•Heiler <..••••r•••••.•• seconded bar Hynes that the recommendation of the or the Beard and the following claims be allowed rk instructed to draw warrants tor the same. ;o11 excused_. Porion pre ailed. Car J.161. g::1' & ohl • 15.96. Arthur Bea .25. Jones & Brtinaes Co. 108.30. Great Mestern Portland 166.34. Harvey P. Jones 5.67. Claude 0.Brown 1.75. Geo.Bird •`• 23.18. Karl Zeigler 8.76. C l and 0 . Brown • • . • • • • • • •• Cement •. ._) 5.50. 18.80. 4.00. 105.00. Co 185.70. 171.00. 28.50. 2.50. 13.50. 14.50. 17.55. 43.32. 14.50. 29.75. • • .... • .. • • .. • . • • ••..•••S•.••••••• 24.30. Geo.Bird .••...••••••..••••••••• Earl Anderson ••..••••.••.e•••.• 53.56. 'esley H.8 own FA Heinz Ed Heinz Harry TI•TTruse ••••.•...•.•.•..•• 28.50. Karl Zeigler •••..••.••••..••••• 29.75• ^has • Manske •. • • • • • • • • • •...• • • • • • TToved by vidfer and seconded by Reye that the recommendation of the • rinance Committee be made the order of the Board and the following claims be allowed acainst the motor vehicle fund and the Clerk instructed to draw warrants for the same. Roll call, all s • voted yeaexceptBitnn1r, excuseZ.e;Motion prevailed. al 'roved by Benedict andsecendea by 'idler that when this Board adjourns it does so to meet again at nine o'clock a.m. Monday, .Tune 28th, 1915. '.Motion prevailed. Coved by Tieye and seconded by Hynes that the prayer of a petition by C."'.Frank, et al,ior.a road across section, 15, Ayr ownsTii to plat made County p, according g by the County Surveyor and now on file in the office of the Clerk, be granted, and the County Clerk be instructed to proceed. according; to statute to establish same. Poll call, all voted yea. Motion prevailed., chairman. A r ess until one thirty p.m. Tune 3r THURSDAY - JUNE 3rd:, 1915 Board rea:-serrbled as per recess. 'loll call, all members Present. was then declared by :30 .L • TIT • the Moved. by Hynes andseconded bySchle ,e g that aTropriationsRoll made as follows from the motor vehicle fund for grading roads at the locations indicated. 1 call all voted yea. 'Notion prevailed. 1. In Zero Township, between sections 1 and 2, ) rr` „ �► between sections 1 and 12, ) n t between sections 2 and 11, ) between sections 13 and 24.) X90.00. 7777777 THURSDAY- JITTTE 3rd , 1915 - 1:30 ' .M. cont. c Township between sections 14 and 15, ;:100.00. 2. In uotton�rooc� 3. In wnda Township between sections , �'ana 8, ::',90.00:" 4. In Kenesaw Township, between sections 25 and 26 ) X30.00 It ,I n between sections 23 and 24 m.i Township, between sections 30 and 31 ,' ,L,65.00. 5. In Verona p, �A '�2�.Of). 6. " " " between sections 29 ancl. 3C , 1In Ayr .- Township, between sections 25 and 26, x'40.00. T 8. In Ayr Township, between sections 11 and 12, '10.00; Ayr Township, between recti ons 9 and 0, X10.00. 9. In Ay ,. 10. Tn Ayr Township, on section 28 near ` oodworth bridge , x'10.00. 11. In Juniata Township, at corner of sections 1`f,1L,19nti 20, 30.00. Township, between sections 6 a:nd 7, ' 20.00. 12. In Hanover p between . , � -,.., 13, In Hanover Township, between sections 6 and ' 55., '40.00 Township, between sections :1 ,and 32, t10.00: 1� , Tn Hanover _ 15. In Hanover Township, betweensections28_ and29, 10.00. 16. In Hanover Township, between sections 28 'annd. 33, 7110.n0. Minutes read an.. approved.. ,lotion to ac? journ. Carried.. Chairman. Heye, 0A RB_ a._F' ._ A L ZA T . _h ..N. NE 15th, 1915 10 A.M. Board assembled as a Board of. Roll call, all members present Schlegel, Heiler, Bobbitt, Hudson. Forenoon occupied with the presentation of complaints. A recess until one thirty p.m. Was ordered by the chairman. qualization. according to statute. to -wit,- Benedict, Ridder Hynes, Bitner, TUESDAY - ,TUNE 16th, 1915 - 1: P.M. Board assembled as per recess. Roll call, all members present. Afternoon occupied with the presentation,and discussion of complaints. The chairman then ordered a recess until nine o'clock a.m. June l6th. WEDNESDAY - TUNE 16th, 1915 - A.L. . Board reassembled as per recess. .� 7o11 call, all members present. , Forenoon occupied with the investigation f complaints. At noon the chairman declared a recess un it one thirty p.m. ""EPNESPAY JTJATE 16th, 1915 Board reassembles per recess. Roll call, all members presen Moved by Benedict and seconded by Bitner :I the claims of the following for reductions of assessment be denied for the reason that the Board finds there has been no evident error off`, assessment or apparent gross injustice in over -valuation off', the claimant's property: (1) Kari-Hauf, ;gots 11 and 12, Block 2, Johnson's Add to .the City i ast in.... s; (2) H. Siekrnan, Lots 9 and, 10 and 11, Grosses A. to the City of o_. II �; . Hastings; (3) Isla Dillenbach, N 50 ft. of Mot 17, Alexanc'ier's 2nd Add to the City of Hastings; (4) Peter Schneider, ST 30-7-11. Roll call, all voted yea. Motion prevailed. j:'oved. by Hynes and seconded by Schlegel That the claims of the following for reductions of assessment for the year 1915 be granted on account of erroneous assessment: (1) P.M.Erink, f300 assessed value, on Lot -6, Block 3, Hansen Village; (2) T.J.IRohlman, 741 assessed valuation, on Lot 1, the East half of lots 2 and 5 and all of not 6, Hoek 8, Hansen Village; and.. (3) L.yurp y, ` 300 assessed value, on Lot 4. Block 3, Hansen Village. Roll call, all voted yea. Motion prevailed. moved by Hynes and seconded by Kidder that the request of Adam Breede for a reduction of n223 assessed valuation on personal property for the year 1915, be allowed on account of double assessment on part of sate. Roll call, all voted yea. Motion prevailed. Moved by Hynes and seconded by Kidder that the assessment of live stock as returned by the precinct assessors be approved without change. Roll call: yeas, - Benedict, Kidder, Hynes, Schlegel, Heiler, Bobbitt, 1;izdson; nays,- Bitner, Heye. Motion carried. :30 P.M. A recess until nine o' clock a.m. Tune 1 THUF STAY - JUNE l?th, 1915 Board reassembled as per recess. ell call, al]. members present. nth was ordered by the chairman. 9 A.H. Moves. by Bobbitt and seconded by Benedict that the former motion to approve the assessment of live stock as returned by the precinct assessors without change, be reconsidered. Roll call, yeas,-`Benedict,7Bitner, Heye, Schlegel, Feller, Bobbitt; nays,- Kidder, Hynes, Hudson. Motion carried. Moved y Heye and seconded by Bitner that the assessment of mules be reduced 10 per cent in Blaine and Hanover Townships and raised 25 per cent in Zero Township. Roll call: yeas,- Benedict, Bitner, Heye, Schlegel, Heiler, Bobbitt; nays - Kidder, Hynes, Hudson. Motion. carried. Remainder of forenoon taken up with d isussion. A recess until one thirty p.m. was then ordered. THURSDAY - JUNE 17th, 1915 - l:50 P.M. Board reassembledas per receee. aoll call all members present. call, er and seconded by� utter tha' 'the request of Francis T .Cau y Moved by "Thom son' s for a reduction of ',140 assessed value for the year 1915on Lot 11, Block 5, p Add to the City of Hastings, be granted on account of an error in assessment on improve - me Notion prevailed. improve- ments. Roll call, all voted yea. Minutes read and approved. Moved by Heye and seconded by Benedict that the Board adjourn subject to K rev�.iled» the call of the Clerk. Motion prevailed. y. /4 . Clerk. 77(x. 4e: Chairman. MoITrAY - JUNR 28th Board assembled as per adjournment. Roll call, all members present. Bitner and seconded by Benedict that the recomeenaatio eo t Moved by d the County Treasurer instructed lel Hansen Village, , on an assessed. Complaint Committee be made the order of the Board an ( to spread the taxes for the eard1914 (1) on I,ot4, ,,� ock; 3, 2 on Lots f znc the differs ice to I,.T� Urphy; ( ) Cert • \Haluation of .,,:7 7 instead. of .� � a e on an assessed valuation. of �t31 n 5 and al reftand the difference '�.a?." an �•6. i Tots 1 and 6, Block 8, Hansen Village, on an allaofessed said reundsobeingmade on account of and refund the difference to J. J.M0h1r',an+ erroneous assessment. Roll call, all voted yea. Motion prevailed. 'ties work. The remainder of the` forenoon was'taken tap ,F the chairman ordered a recess until one thirty o'clock p.m. I �, , d 37 r , and re. instead of 381, and 6/28/'15i 5 and b I31ock 3, Hansen Village , 1 of to M .rink, d (3) o the East half of lots 2 and , f ��22 m.nstead of �' '� ith coin: t MONDAY - JUNE 28th, 1915 - Board reassembled as per recess. Noll call, all members present. _Toned by Ridder and seconded by Hynes that the resignation of said P. .. filed �3th ? 915, be accepted, saki. resignation Il3utton as Judge of the County Court, filed Tune 2 z .r 'Roll call, ':to take effect on the first Thursday after the first Tu sda in January, 1916. _, all voted yep.. Motion prevailed. Moved by Benedict and :seconded by Bitner that the petition of F.S.Philleo, � m' be referred to the Road 30 P .M. Cert. 62.9%' 15. et al, for a bridge between sections 8 and , ,.. 9in ero ownship, and Bridge "Iommittee. Motion prevailed. Moved by Bitner and secon'1ed. by Kidder tha the recommendation of the Complaint Committee be made the order of the "Board. and. the County Treasurer be instructed to refund. ;9.95, personal tax for the year 1914, to the National Fire Insurance Company, the same having been paid. twice, onee by the ' company we Omaha and once by the agent at Prosser.Roll call, all voted yea. Motion prevailed. "Ove' by Schlegel and seconded by Hynes that the recommendation of the Finance Committee bcefund made andthe order arstrcted�Board toand drewhv�arrantsfollowing claims be allowed againstthe-bridgefor the same Roll call, all voted. yea. Motion prev u._.^..ed. 7.7.7.ynos ••....,••••••. 114.50. . •`7.I"ay Co. J.L.Hynes e•.•.••••••••.•.•.s•••• 4.006 2. McIntosh .e••.p..►••e••..•••••. Oliver Lumber Co. 1 51.63, The Great :Western Portland Cement Western Brick i SuonlyCo. .°... 50.0('. 1',.t.'"eave 0000•.. 0000... Otto Essinger ..•...••.•.•.••••.•. 2.70. John T'laxw 1 ••••• H.H.KrtmSe •e•.••.o.•.a..es..•e•.. 10'. 00. . raeonard Johler •... Frank Ritts 42.00. 'Tenry'Auf enkamp •.•........... r eo.i Facheer... • ... • ... • .60,04.0404. [y17.0^0• ;laud C. Peck FredJohler • . . . ... . . .. . . . . . . . . . . 22.50 N Prank Ptil Yeia r •00 . 0 . . • . 0 . . 0 . m 0 17.50. 0000,,. Elmer Darrington ..•.....0.0000.. 6.00.E E.L.Needham ...•••e0000.....•..e• 58.00. Hastings :�oaanc? ry & Iron Works ... 02.40.•.... L.E.'.aaaalCir .0•....m............• 7V•i/U 000_0 F.I3.Ilnyes .. .. • 0000. 0000... 0 , .01 0.75. John Ilalbaier • 26.25. J.`".ICera f Son .•........•0000.. 6a 00. rohn Halbmaier ......:.... •0000. 20.45.- 6.50. '"thas.Manke ••...•••.•...0••.• Henry ? 11.50. 7.00.- "'7rn.Hohlen . 0 • ..0 . • .. 22.43. Henry PhillipsPhillips ..•••...•.•...•ee. 26.00. Carl Schutz 4.00. Claude Brown •.•...m•.•.•.•.•..•. 32.50 Carl Zeig er ••••.•....••0.0 33.75. 54.55; End Heinz 18,.75` �,arl Anderson 36.25. Fisher number Co. • 45.25. • • • 361.50. 60.00. 172.50. 14.60. 5.00. __22.50. 11.08. 14.25. J.11.Kempf 8„ Son • 0000 • •... •,. . ]enryRarsting ..e....•.•.••.... 12.50. .H.Brown ........ .. • • • • • • • . . • • • • • • .0.•• Move . by Kidder and secon(tec by Heye that the recommendation of the "inance Committee be made the order of the Board and tae claim of II.L.?I'a. ;ner for `>100 be allowed against the motor vehicle fund, and the Cler) rnstructed to draw a warrant for the same. 7011 call, all voted yea. Motion prevailed: Schlegel e Moved. by Heye and seconded by �; -,1that the recommendation of the Finance Committee be mane the orcer of the Boara and the following claims be allowed against the general fund and the Clerk. inst rlicted to draw warrants for the same. Roll call all voted yea. Motion prevailed.. N Hilder :'SU()• oo,, Renner e Serf Adams County Democrat .. • Sunnyside •••.•.•0••••.•• B.'.Schlegel N.D.Kidd.er •••••.♦••.•••• 77.I4T.I'elch IIf ,•CO• • • • • • •.. • wahlqu st Bros. 00.00•.•.•.•••••• Anna�yThompson John Ileye • . • • • • • • • • . • • • • • • • . • • . • F.J.Bene? 1ct •.•••••.•••••••.•.•• E.p.Hubbard .••.•.0••e...•. P.Mclntosh ••••.••••••••.•.••• "!'.T•0.arson ••••••••.0.0.0••..•.0 fgy.,..P sll11ivr`in .•..••..••••••••• • • • • • • • • • • . • • • � 7.75. 18.334, Renner & Serf 11.25: 55.50. Renner & Serf 9.75.- 74.05'0 Renner w Serf 6.00. 61.70k:- 'lenner g Serf 23.25. 24.00. Benner & serf 41.00. 93.50.. Renner 8C Serf 13.00• 3.25. J.T'.Heiler 40.00. 44.90'.'' ,Fest ern*Brick & Supply Co. WO212.51. 40.00' J•M.Hyn s •.•.•••••.•••.••.•.••. 53.00.' 12.25. Klopp36Bartlett Co. 84.80.-- 237.22'. B.M.Sim?s •••0•.••••••.••••••••• 22.30. 35.00;., Carson lharmacy ........••••..•• 7.2.5. - 67.92. Pickens & Bratton 5.0(0 M0NTAY -- JUNE 28th, 1915 1:30. P.M. cont. George Kiser 4.00." A. i.eese • . • • . . T�12.00•"' l.;dr a J .T. Str.i ght 3£3.40.- 3t. Joe & G T.' .H. Co. • .• . . • • . . • . . • Hughes Auto Co. .. .... Barrows ileartwell Mansfield Paint & Glass Co 13e✓rs Lumber Co. G.B.Taugherty ry Vii Hudson z'::..=1•Emberson . e•.e•e••••ss• •.•. Don. c.P1 'you. s . . . . • O . . . . e • O E.F. Lill i• 0.good . . * . . . . • . . . a . . . • . . . . . 'i o�i 1� -+' 0.A. Heap rtwell .......... • 15.004 '' Albert Coli L..Mcl: erren . . e • • . . . . e • . • • • . . e • . • e... 3 . oo. A. J. T ac e . ... . • • 500.00. Minnie Stewart •... Mary X.Bauier Iva H.Mizen. ..•..e•...•.•...• 20.00. 5.15. 32.16. J. J. Gish 7.50. Stanley Hardware 00. • 2.00." 17.25.9.75. ✓. / 5 . 2.05. 7.80. 12.00. 18.00. 30.00. 14.50. 4.40., 200.00. 225.00. y es tinct seeondea try Bitner th4t the recommendation at_ion the Moved �J Hynes � � ,�d a bride be ordered built ilt the oraer f the Board a ionathe nsection elinembetweenesection 1 High1anr1 Tow rwa •anaams County, anti section 36, A 20 ft. roadway, the same South Platte Township, Mall County, with 12 f to be built over -=county bridge form. Roll call, all voted yea. Motion Prevailed.. Moved by Benedict anti seconded. by Schlegel that when this :board adjourns it does`" so to meet again on the clay set by statute for the regular semi-annual meeting (July 13th, 1915) . Motion nrevailect. ,Minutes react and approved. Motionto adjourn.. ,4410014'414-..,.. clerk. y • . F. ......Chairman. of sickness. Board met in regular session. Roll call, all members present except Mr.Heye Who was absent on account Hynes and seconded by Benedict that the reportof rocothe' gettle Settlement Moved by Hyr Committee, as read, be accepted and mad�chl�art el,oaxadthe llelerrv�?eyesabserat. ;,potion i yeas- Benedict, Kidder, Hynes, Bitner, g ty prevailed. stings, Nebraska, July 12, 1915. To the Honorable Board o± Supervisors, Gentlemen:- your 'e, Settlement Committee, having checked all books, papers, stubs, vouchers and warrants in the various office -8 for the first six months of the year 1915, beg leave to submit the following report:- In the Office of the REGISTER OF DEEDS:- re checked the following records in the `Register of Deeds' office: General Inde. to Deeds No.16, General Index to Motgages No.15, Miscellaneous Index Nos. 5 and 6, Hechanic's Lien Index No.1, Index to Estates No.1, and found same to agree with Pee Book No.5 and with tie report on file in the county clerk's office, said report covering the period from January 7, 1915 to June 30, 1915, inclzsiye, and showing the following fees collected. January i S 136.75. February .......•! 153.65. March t 264.30. April. 0 .. • .. 0 . 1 202.70. May 216.85. June 180.05. Total ,7:*1154.30. Benedict and Hynes, Sub -committee. In the Office or the COUNTY CLERK: '?'e checked the records in the County Clerk's office as follows: - Chattel Mortgage Record, Bill of Sale Record, Notarial Record, Physicians' Register, Dentists' Register, Embalmers' Register, Optometry Record, Stock Lien Record, Miscellaneous Record, and all other records where fees are charged, with the Fee Book. 'e also checked the report with the Fee Book and find all fees accounted :dor and the report to be corrt.The e farrants foazts e checked with the warrant stabs and all; warrants not receipted . , d in the possession of the Clerk. The total amount of fees collected for the first six months of the year 1915 was 11218.85. Bitner and Kidder, Sub -committee. In the Office of the SHERIFF:- In the office of the Sheriff we cheeatpd the Process Docket with the Fee Book and found then to correspond with each other and with the sheriff's sworn statement on file in the county clerk's ofi'ice. The fees received for the first six months of the year 1915 amount to 1138.25, as follows: District Court ...•.•....••...••..•.. County Court ..•....••.•0.00.•."....•. (Favinger, x'6.00) • • •. Justice Court (Lawler, .,,e1.5 (?} ,109.00. 21.75. 7.50. Bitner and Kidder, Sub -committee. TUESDAY 3ULY 13th, 1915 - A.M. In the Office of the COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT of PUBL INSTRUCTION: e - Te checkea the receipts and_ expenaitures,of the office of the County and. find, that the same agree with the superintendent's in the office of the county clerk. Total expenditures * ****** • ** I... Superintendent of Public Instruction or first months of the year 1915 sworn statement on file 483.07. ... 370.90. '7t112.17. Total receipts OOOOOO 1 Balance on hand July 1, 1915 Bitner & Kidder, sub-coMmittee. -00o - In the Office of the JUDGE OF THE COUNTY COURT!. - Te checked the County Judge's office fSr the period from January '7 1915 to July lst, 1915, and, found. the following records to agree with the report on file with the county clerk: Marriage Record No:14, County Court Dockets Nos.' 5 and 6, Justice of the Peace Dockets Nos. 7 and 4, Probate Fee Books Nos. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 an 6, Official Bond Record No.2, Miscellineous items and the Cash Book. A The fees collectea amount to eel.261.700 Benedict and Hynes, sub -committee. -o0o - In the Office of the CLERK OF THE DISTRICT COURT: - In the Office of the Clerk of the Distfict Court we checked the Appearance Dockets, Judgment Leger, Judgrent Docieets Nos. 6 and 7, and Execution Docket No. 10, with the Fee Book an finthem to• agree with each other and with the report on file in the county clerk's office. he total amount of fees received auring the first six months of the year ''fwas Bitner and Kidder, Sub -committee. -000- In the Office of the COUNTY TREASURER: - In the Office of the County Treasurex! we checked the stub receipts with the Treasurer's cash hook ani fonna the same to be correctly entered and accounted for. various other collections shown by the duplicate or stub receipts, viz.,- State School Lands, Miscellaneous, Redemptions, Hastings City Special , Taxes and. Automobile Licenses, were checked and found correct. All vouchers for money paid. out for any and all,purposes were checked and found to be correct and properly accounteafor• We 1' in. that the cele.ections during he six months from January 7th, 1915 to June noth, 1915, Arne -Ft to '242,203.13, and that there has been paid out of the various funds 7256,66e.91. Te further find that the balance on hand on the seveeral funds as shown by the Treasurer's Genertl Ledger amount to ,!!92,600.94, • , and that the County Treasurer has that amount on hand in cash and on deposit in the several banks in the County. Heiler, Bitner and. Schlegel, Sub -committee. report respectfully submitted by B.F.Schlegel, Chairman. J.F.Heiler- F.J.Benedict. 7.D.Xidaer. J.L.Hynes. D.N.Bitner. Settlement Committee. Moved. by !Udder and seconded by Hynes hat the recommendation of the ,Road and. Bridge Committee be made the order of the Bard and the following sums be lappropriated from the motor vehicle fund for grading • roads at the locations indicated. Roll call, all voted yea except Heye who is absent. * 1. Between sections 7 and 18, 7est Blue Township: .1')40.00. 2. Between sections 26 an. 35, 7est Blue Township:*1,25.00. 3. Between sections 27 and. 34, "'est Blue Townshib, ''25.00. 4. Between sections 9 and 16, Blaine Township, !c,90.60. 5. Acrbss section 10, Denver Township, .1:,',90.00. TUESDAY - JULY 13th, 1915 - A.1 cont. Moved byBenedict and seconded b;y, Bitner that thapplicators of George .cove Careen and nary I:T.0=seen for admiss:i.on to the Nebraska Soldiers' t T, rh ke be granted and the Clerk and thechrfan of the Board be author- }3urk.ett , eb} us notion prevailed.; ized to sign the attached certificate.del tat the written request of r '�5.00, be granted incl the Clerk Moved by (id.der and seconded_ by Schley, Roll calls yeas- Benedict, 614 �o_ "?. s rust d for the cancelehthevJwl roat drawnhis �forothe same. instructed to the warrant .� �, absent. �:Iotion prevailed• Kidder, Hynes, Bitner, Schlegel, , Heiler;Bey _ b T Hynes and seconded. by 'Kidder that the former action of f56his for I;TOved he Urn for a refund oaf taxes on receipt it theBo ercl at a session held. June 28th, 191.,,taken eh the consent 1914 on account of error in assessmennisb�e��nnb�n�ed and the Clerk• hyearufor same, t . reviled. instructed to cancel warrant C�.rawn yea except Ile, e, absent. notion p_ of the c orlplainant . �0-1 call, all voted p ':loved by Bitner and seconded by Schlegel that the recoMetendation of the yusreas r r Sub. ^or'im$t�e be n.ade the o,�cier of the. Eoard. an�ochs�l9the tOC24nt,� Treasurer be insComplaintuts a for the year 1914 on B instructed. to ,pread the taxes 00 Hynes, •v, to the City of Hastings, on a•valuauon.°�o112Scallnsteas-ad Zell-ne�oct�n'�iJder�, Ut o f double assessment and. refund �n�:��eente. Motion prev dile.. Kitner, Schlegel, Heiler; �ie:T thirty o'clock p.m. wap then ordered by the chairman. TUESDAY - JULY 13th, 1915 - :30 P. . Board reassembled as per recess. Roll call, all members present except MrT'eye. T?b"Ved by 71.deer and seconded by Bitner that when this Board adjourns it does so to meet again on Monday, August 2nd, 1915, at 10 o'clock a.m. Motion prevailed. Moved b= Bitner and se-,concte'. by Hynes that a petition for a culvert l �.owrishi be referred to the Road and Fridge between sections 32 and 33, Little T31Yze Township, Committee. IFoti.on prevailed. J•gl.�obinson, Hove& by Hynes and seconded by :Mader thht the petition tien o J.H. o iso filling anti repairing the row ry et al, for appropriations for __t.�lin�; T wnshi and vection 33, Ayr Township, and the road between sections 33 and 34, y r Township, o p �'oranship 9 be referred to the 'load and. Bridge Committee. Motion prevailed. ' the afternoon" was taken up with committee work. The rearinder 0 A recess :zntil nine o'clock a.m., ?�:�T. aITBSDA�.«r - JULY 14tI� , 1915 - 9 A. Board reassernblecl as per recess. 1 call, all members present except Tr.Tleye , who Was assent on 'account Rol July ..4th, was then declared. of sickness. Moved Hynes and seconded by Schlegel that the recommendation of the ** b � � following claims be allowed Finance Committee be Wade the order of the Board and: the �..oliorr Roll n against the bri �1 Te fund andr. v= ,�t e Clel.k instructed to aw arrant, for the same. call, all voted yea except eye, absent. Motion prev.iled'35.50. C.G.Schlegel .................... 031.15. Erea tibuth 8.75. ester Brick & Supply Co. 25.00. CG. Schlegel . genryhle en ......•.••....•....•'" Hastings Foundry & Iron Works,. 90.02. ................. 24.35. II � z . C.A.Kohl •e ....... ••••••••••••• 14.00. HastinOundry� .. ;s & Iron .works,220.8€3• 59.95. Oliver number Co. 25.60. 17.IT.BI'b 9„75. 42.75. Henry 'e'arsting 28.'75. Earl Anderson ........• ...••..•• 8.75. art Seigler Clyde Prom ♦....•..,•..♦.....' 7.50.avis .....,........«....., 16.00. Ernest Cattersan ................ ,.T `.T 6.00. 9.00. Arthuil Beard .................• 5,.20. John troth us ......•••.•.•••.•.. 56.'7 . Art .restler' '7m.F.Gartner .................... navis 7.00. Chas. ? *heat ....a................ 35. `iC). C;.M. . Moved.. by Bitner an s econdea by Hyne that the recommendation of the +'inance Committee be made the order of the Board o.ncl the following claims allowed -F'unc� and the Clerk instructed to draw warrants for the same. HOU. against the general _ $ • revailecl call, all voted yea except ITeye , H 1 ^'easter Haynes .taros • • • • a • ....... . HJ. G. Hyne 39.35.ilaxe E. Sons ammond Stephens Co. ....... ` ,•idler e.N. Proffitt Lovell 25.4c . Klopp & Bartlett �:N.3itner � acob )Sauer absent. 'Motion p • Co................. X15.40. 11.15. Hastings ,.Fuel Co..15. 40.75. 40.00. 32.:(1)30-: 3. `11. 2.00. 9.50. e 44.75. 17.95. TT. r t L ell 8.50. J Lem :cybbets ..................... Lem 'i'bbets 192.50. A. J.Mace 42.95. castings see uo. • R.N...Eienber ,.........•.... 9.25. ®e.. eee..• 1 3.62. 7 o -Schnee "..r-.Fow1er Co.•.e•e.•. ""siker Conrad 11.58. Oxy 3.00. Hastings i*. Co. s••..... •.•.. 5.10. The AaaerhIf a.chlne ,,o. .•.•e••••.• �r.f. . Kalif •,ee.•.••..••.e....... 3.70. Union Meat Ta�arket •••.•....•..•.• 24.00. 1r�,dE'x'Sf;�.Cher Co ••••e••• *�'ez'^•Ke�.th s4.••oee••.e.•••s••••e•• y�a�ai � R 9.00. State e.......•..........• .82. Citi' of Ha tings 41.52... Co....•.......•ee 30.00• Hasting8 ;daily Tribune .....•...• 5.25. State Jo�irnal a &il Republican ....•,. G, .Talk. •e,.••,....,.•e. 100.00• Hastings p y 4.55. Holstein .....ile C ........r. n 15.00. 25.00. •�•.i.��ead •�•ws.ses•.r••.•.s.•e•s Holstein Cafe ago ... 5,40. H•0•Lindsay 15.00. TheTemplen f 2.29 • PeT�icIntOsh,_. • . • • • . • • • . • • . • . • . . • . • 1 4.8 . el.cn"v' 1 �Y1.00• • • e ® • • s • • • 14.1 • 17• Chleljel • • • • • • . •. s • o e • • • o • • • • i• i • Tinting "�' ly Republican ... , .. Lincoln el. U T Republican 38.40. J.F. /I{e .ler .. • ... • . • ...... e • • • • Lincoln r1. E\.n e1.L0• .••.. •••• ie1 •••o.•••••• ............ � 32.35. 44.00• 'r?.A. e •k Bch .....••.......... 0F•H.Hunedict .........•.e...•... 9.33. ''"olbach &'r 37.00. West Disinfecting Co. ••••••..... 98.75.16.22. Byers Lumber Co. e . • . • • .. s . • • • • • 4.00. S,ee Haggard • . • .. .. • • • . e • e .. • • • .. J.H. ,?c Grath Hardware C o . ...... . N.D.K1dder 350.00. by Kiger and_ seconded by Bitneratha the bridgee ecrecommendation ion of theft, j,?jCoc',ci.with �, with 16 ft •roadway 28 ft • waterway, and ver Road and Bridge Committee 27, Ayr Township, order o�- the Bo al:l . yeas- Benedict, Kidder, between sections 22 and • revailed. 1 beam. cement backing: and wings ��ecyepabsPn�,�oTsot�on p� c Hynes, �'itner, Schlegel, He_ The chairman then ordered a recess until one thirty p.m. "T .nNESnAv - JULY 14th, 191 Board reasse:*able& as ser recess. Zoll call, all members present except 'Ir.ieyo. 1:30 P.M. by Schlegel that the 'report of the road site north of the Ferguson sand pit, voted yep• Motion prevailed. Moved by either and seconded d commissioner appointed to view the pro posed he accepted. ao1l call, all members present Minutes read and approved. M Oti on to at journ. Carried. MONDAY - AUGUST 2nc1_ , 1915 - 10 A ISI. Board. reassembled as per ad joa7rnrrien:t. Mover. by Beneatet ana second ed by Fitner that the chairman of the Board be authorized to sign an order for two nips of the ;tate of Nebraska, spring roller k style, subject to approval on delivery, at ;3.9O each, kyr Richardson, Meyer & Richar - toll call: eas- Benedict, Kitner, Heye, ;chle,;el, Heiler; nay- Kidder; son of Omaha. Roll y� Hynes not voting. Motion carried. Remainder of the forenoon taken up with the consideration of propositions and complaints presented to the Board.. The chairman t orrered a recess until one thirty p.I.. MONDAY - AUGUST 2nd, 1915 - 1:3 ,.M. Roll call, all members present. Moved by Hynes and seconriect by Schlegel that the recommendation of the Road. and Fridge Committee he made the order of the Boars and the following bridges be ordered constructed, as specified, at the Locations indicated. loll call, all voted yea. Motion prevailed. 1. Between sections 12 ana 13, Zero Township, 16 ft,t roadway, 30 ft. waterway, concrete abatements, steel beam and woad. floor: 2. Between section 7, Little Blue 'township, and section 12, Zero Township, 16 ft. roadway, 32 ft waterway, concrete abuternents, steel beam and wood floor. I.Ioved by Bitner and seconded by Hynes thata20 2O be appropriated from the motor vehicle fund to grade the :coati between sections 4 and 9, Ayr Township. Roll ea 1l , all voted yea. Motion prevailed. Moved by Tinder and seconded by dynes that the County Clerk be instructed to advertise for bids on furni shi..ng steam coal for the _kdams County Court House, as i �s, esirea , for one year, from eptember lst, 1915, to September 1st, 1916, said coal to be weighedcity scales. All bids to be on file with the County Clerk by nine o} clocka.m. , Augnst 30th, 1915, said bids to be opened: at the next meeting of the Board which reserves the right to refect any and all bits. The successful bidder being re aired to furnish bond satisfactory with the Board. Motion prevailed. Schlegel to .t the recommendation of tie :,Moved. by` Hynes a.nd second.eci. by chairman of the Road and ?.ridge +",onmittee be made the order of the Board and that the Test 32 feet of the bridge between sections ltd and 19, cottonwood Township, be trans- ferred to the Last end of same bridge, with concrete abatements; added at both ends. Holl call, all voted yea. motion prevailed. Phe resi!nation of John Heye as Supervisor from Diwtrict to.2, Adams County, to _;tai e effect August 3rd, 1915, was then read.. .,loved by Minder and seconded by 'Dynes that the resignation of John Heye as supervisor of 7i strict ro.2, be accepted. Motion prevailed. '^hereupon the chairman an a.ppointed rI.f. ,idd r and J.L.Hynes as a committee to straw up and presea t to the Board, suitable resolutions upon the foregoing resignation. Loved by .bidder ane?: seconded byr'Benertict that when this Board adjourns it does so to meet again on September 2nd., 1915, at ten o'clock a.rn. Motion prevailed. MONDAY - AUTUST 2nd_, 1915 - Board reassembledas per adjournment. .M. 'doll call, meallmbers embers present. n Moved by Benedict ana seconded by Bitne that the chairman of the Board be authorized to sign an order for two maps of the ;tate of Nebraska, spring roller style, subject to approval on delivery, at 3.90 each, by Richardson, Meyer & Richard- son of Omaha. Roll call: yeas- Benedict, Bitner, Heye', Schlegel, Heiler; nay- Kidder; Hynes not voting. Motion carried. Remainder of the forenoon taken up with the considtere.tion of propositions and complaints presentea to the Board. The chairman Men ordered. a recess until one flirty p.m. Board reassembled as per recess. 'doll call, all members present Moved by Hynes and seconr"ed by Schlegel 'that the recommen1ation of tIe Road and Fridge ;ommittee marle the order of the Board and the following bridges be Ordered constructed, as sp :�;ified, at the locations indicated. Roll call., all voted yea. Motion prevailed. 1. Between sections 12 and 13, zero Township, 16 LLft. roadway, 30 ft. waterway, concrete abutenents , steel beam and wood floor. 2. Between section 7, Tittle Blue mownship, ands section 12, Zero Township, 16 ft. roadway, 52 ft. waterway, concrete abutements, steel 1leam anti wood floor. moved by Bitner and seconded by Hynes that .20 be ap}?ropriated from the motor vehicle fund to grade the road between sections 4 and 9, Ayr Township. Roll as ll , all voted yea. Motion prevailed. oved by Tiaaer and seconded by dynes that the County Clerk be instructed. to advertise for bi-1s on furnishing steam coal for the Adams County Court House, as desired, for one year, from: September 1st, 1915, to qentember 1st, 1916, said coal to be weighed over city scales. All bids to be on file with the County Clerk by nine o'clock a.m. , August 30th, 1915, said bids to be opened at the next meeting of the Board which reserves the right to reject any and all bids. The successful bidder tieing required _ to furnish bond satisfactory with the Board. Motion prevailed. Moved by Hynes and seconded by Schlegel that tne recommendation of tie chairman of the 'toad and 9riage Committee be made the order of the ' oard and that the "est 32 feet of the bridge between sections 18 and 19 , Cottonwood Township, be trans- ferr. ed to the East end of same bridge. witn concrete pabutements added at iso ih ends. loll call, all voted yea. motion prevailed. The resignation of John Here as Supervisor .from District ro.2, Adams County, to take effect August 3rd, 1915, was then reed.. loved by Xidler ana seconded by Dynes that the resignation of. John Hoye as >upervisor of istrict 70.2, be accepted.. Motion prevailed. Thereupon the chairman a -opo nted IT.D.uic der and J.T.Hynes as a committee to draw up en1 presaat to the Board, suitable resolutions upon the foregoing resignation. moved by Kidder and seconded by Benedict that when this Board adjourns it so tomeet again on September 2nd, 1915, at ten o'clock A.M. :Notion prevailed. A recess until nine oclock a.m.; , u ;ust 3rd, was then ordered by the does chairman. Board reassembled as per recess. Roll call, all present except iTr.ITeye. Upon motion by Benedict seconded by Bitner the following resolution, as presented by the committee, was adopted and made a matter of record. "WHEREAS John Heye, who has been a nember of this Board for the past three and a half years, retires at his own .instance, by reason of poor health, feeling that he can no longer serve the county as he should., and do justice to himself and to the tax payers, "RESOLVED, That while ITr.Heye was a iet and unobtrusive in manner, unassuming in riemer, nor, yet he was a man of eenriaze, great earnestness of purpose, and. unswerving in his convictions of duty; "RESOLVED, That we recognize in 'er.}Terre a man who did his best at all tines in the interest of the county, as he understood it. "Reso1ved, "'hat these resolutions be spread upon the records of this county as a lasting tribute." J.L.H'unee, T hXidder, TUE 7l AY - AUGUST T 3rd. , 1915 --A.M. ;;Iovec3. J J bl- nes ancl. seconded by Bitner that the County Superintendent, for an allowance for office help at commencing August 1st, 1915 and continuing until September Roll call, yeas- Benedict, Kitader, Hynes, Bitner, Schlegel Motion carried. moved by Bitner and Finance Committee be made the or allowed against the general fUncl same. Roll call: yeas- Benedict, Motion carried. Conrad 7alker • 041.....0.:........ Jacob Bauer ...•.........•...•••. cont. request of I:Tiss Sullivan, a salary of 345 per month, let, 1916, be granted. , Heiler; Heye absent. seconded by Hynes that toe re der of the Hoard. and that the anc the clerk instru c'ted to 7 idd.er, Hynes, Bitner, 3chle H.O.Eckhardt ........•.• '?r.i?.bread ...... Union bleat Market ........... • Hastings Daily Tribune 0000 • ... • R.Skeen . . . . .. • .. • . • • • . . • .. • . a . • e MOR•I,mberuon •••.•..••..•e..e.•.. .A•fiole • • . • • • • • • • • • • • . • e • • .• Hastings Gas Co. •..•.••..•.••.•. Volland & Coon •e...,........•.•• Vosland. & Coon ••...•.•..•..•...•y G•A.Volland ...••.•.....•........ proffitt FC �'Jovell • s . • .... s e . • .. • Claude Spaulding 0000... , . • ... • . • G•A.Volland .•...•...•.••b..••.•. 11.0.Xerr •...•................... A.R.Pearson ..................... John Paris • .•• • • • •.. •O.•• 0•• •••. T. B.?enni_ngton 0..•.......000..• W. T ♦'�ilcot • • . . • • • • • . . . b . . . • . b . . . It. _t. Emberson 0 • • • • . • • • • O . • . . b . . Carrie Sullivan ............. •e 10.:)1. S:9chultz ..:......•.......•..... 161.00. ''.A•Baker •.••••..••.•••••••.b.•• 2.r0. Frank Schaufelberger 000....0...•' 15.00. G H.80 Faye Edgerton ........ .... 2.20._. The Great Y''e; Learn Portland ommendation of the c r .. following. claims be draw warrants for the gel, Heiler; Heye absent. •) 9.28. E.:*'.Thomas 0.000000.0** ....... lll� 3£3.76. Kauf Hinderspacher 41.55. A.J.I Tac 2.40: J.7. Elgen.berg 7.25. J.F�..ile/iler 000.0.. • • • • . • . . .. . .. 10�} 8.38. N. JJ•1 94er • . • • . . . . • . . • . . . • . . 4.70.T) • IT.l3itner 0 0 0 . .. • ............ B. P. Schee ae1 ?231`. City of '.Rastings 8.81• Holstein Mercantile Co• 10.45�0, C.I.Iierriwether 6.50. T. 3.1.111, ,S. •00••0•••••••0 •.•e •• .�.:,;:. ... ... 0000... 15.62. J•�.:Hynes ... A117n &"Bissell 50.00". Nebr. State Board of Health . • 5. 2'�' 5. Minnie rg t ev{ art 1.10..G.$a�l ler .•.•.•••...••••••• 1.10. George3.Dur1%.ee Arron Nash 1.10. C.B.Dal on .... ....... . 1.10. John ""% thaw 20.00. non O . Fbut s TJincoln Tel. & Tel.Co ha,._.yo1Y+�l(aYrC� .• ••e•"•a walker L os. • . . .... • E.F.Lilly E.F. ?Jil y ••••• �, •s . c L i 1 1y 1J Cement Co .... ....•. 172.20.72.Van pattenr& Iorwart ckJmitz & 7eines ................ ."•a Co. • • • • • . • • • . • •• • • • • • . • . • . . • • • • • 0 • •.. ®.. • 1J v e Haggard . . • • • ♦ • •... • • , ,..:. E. L.Talker • • • e • . •. • • e 45.00 . enmity Treasurer .....:.... 191.01. 'Edgar 7. Tanner ... • • .. 0 ._0 0 . 0 ... 4.40.._. Sunnyside • • . 53.50. ovea by Schlegel and seconded by Tither that the recommendation the B.M r.JJ.Benedict .........•."•. r"'. J.Por`ter 0 0 0 • . t/ • 3. or: Ver.. • • ..o . . • • .• . • • • • • . . • • • . • • • .. •. • . • • . 60.00. 1.60. 2.00. 8.30. 30.00. 42.50. 17.30. 32.80. 65.62. 40.00. 5.00. p 4.10. 40.50. 3.75. 50.25. 15.00. 1.10. 1.10. 1.10. 1.10. 7.25. 3.99. 28.00. 12.25. 9.55. 34.98. 11.85. 2.58 9.18. 13.55. 32.75. 28.00. 7.70. 8.00. of Finance Committee be male the order o- the yBoard anti the ,following claims be allowed against the bridge fund and the Clerk instructed" to rav .Warrants_ for the same. Roll call; yeas- Benedict, Kidder, Hynes, Bitner, Schlegel;, Heiler; Heye absent. Motion prevailed. John Goldenstein 0......000•...•. Albert Bostock • • • . . . . • • • • . . • • ♦ . Gari Zeigler . e e ... .. • • e • • • • . • • • • )bras. Van Busch ..e•......••...•. Frank nat t s • • • • • . . . . • . • • • • . . • . • . Earl Anderson .••• •.•.••• ... J. i1. Haney & Co. . • . • . . . . e • ♦ . . . . . . Fred Joiiler ...... .•........ ..... Prank Fulwe i cl. er .............. . Earl Mack • ... 0 41 .0 • • 0000 0040 Evertt Ernst (eo.Lisher ••. ... ••••.....••••••• Leonard math .....•••......•0040 Ceo. Center. t . • . . . . . • . . • . . . . . . • • . . 3 9.20. 93.00 45.50. 10.80. 81.0 (i. 18.00. 36.90. 36. . 6.00. 14.00. 44.10.. 8.00. 1.25. Jans Boontjer Geo. (oSsard LM et attersor •. .......... Claude :8r own . . . • ..:.. • 00.00 . '0, H . Br own • . . . • • . . . . . . . . • . . . Theo•c,och ••••............•••• ''°alter Mason •..••............ Leonarc Toiler :.••• .••. frank_ Xitts George Fischer Chas. ........... Geo.Spndler G.E. Clark 16.85. 7.50. 45.50. 45.00. 75.30. 2.00. 20.55. 36.90. 64.40. 24.00. 18.00. 3.00. 11.10. Moved by 'Kidder and seconded by Hynes that the recommendation of the 7inance Committee be rna(le the order of the,Board and the following claims be allowed against the motor vehicle ,nct fund the C1er.i be instructed to draw warrants Tor the same. Roll call: yeas- Benet ict , Kidder, Hynes, Bitner, Schlegel, Heiler; Heye absent. Motion carried. Berman Itzen .........0..000000•. 3.50. Henry Stapler 3.50. R.J.Hinrichs 3.50. Carl Scholtz 20.00. Thornton iillnan ............•... 45.80. Edgar!)..Tanner .......•...a44.20. i The chairman of the Board announced the appointment of B.F.Schlegel as chairman of the 'load. and Bridge Committee to succeed:John Heye, resigned. recess was then declared until one hirty p.m. Board reassembled as per recess.; Roll call, all members Present except Heye'• Moved by ',Udder and seconded. by Bitner that the recommendationtion of the Complaint Committee_be mad e the order of the Board and the County Treaslarer be instructed spread the taxes for the year 1914 on the N 5O .feet of of 11, Alexander's 2nd Add to ':ho City of Hastings, on an assessed v€.r.lue of . 7$5.00 instead of ";95b, on account of error of the asseepor' , and to refund the c1ifference to Jas.F.Addie. Noll call: yeas- Benedict, 1 Kidder, Hynes, Bitner,chlegel, Heiler; Tteye abSent. 1 otion carried. Minutes rears and a £ proved Notion to adjourn. Carried. B O A R D 0 AL Z A T 0 N aw Ituci-son . THURSDAY - AUGUST 12th, 1915. Board of Equalization met as per call. of he Clerk. Roll call, present Benedict, Kidder, Hynes, Bitner, Schlegel, Heiler, ;Moved by Ilynes and seconciec9. 'by Kidder that the following levies be made for the various school r?istricts, townships and villages for the year 1915. .Roll call, all present voted yea. Motion prevailed. List. General Bona. Dist. General Bond. - Fund Puna . , 51. 19.7 mills 541. 10.7 mills :2. 5.1 mills X42. 23.6 mills .�. '3. 23.1 mills 8.5 mills 43. 13.1 mills „4. 12.3 mills 1`44. 9 mills 11.9 mills -45. 6.1 mills 6. 146. 12.5 mills 77. 9.8 mills 16. 5 �.4 mills '1? -47. 9.8 mills 8. 23 mills 148. 8 mills 9. 11.6 mills ; r49. 17.5 mills 510. 20.9 mills 550. 9.1 mills 411. 20.3 mills 4 mills 41. 11.1 mills V-12. 3.7 mills 552. 10.7 mills -x'13. 12.6 mills53. 22.7 mills 9.4 mills x 14. 6.7 mills 2.4 mills 54. 8.7 mills '/15. 6 mills 155. 10.2 mills 516. 6 mills ar 56. 12 mills ;t17. 6.2 mills ,557. 6.5 mills k18. 34.7 mills 3.5 mills60. 10 mills 19. 16 mills 561. 16.2 mills •P20. 11.5 mills 62. 18.7 mills T21. 11 mills;%63. 143.2 mills 16 mills 22. n64. 6 mills ' 23. 12.2 mills r65. 20.4 mills 124. 8.3 mills 566. 11 mills 25. 18.7 mills ;67. 17.7 mills rc26. 8:6 mills68. .7 mills "27 8.6 mills ,x;69. 8.3 mills 4.7 mills &&28. 6 mills "570. 12.2 mills 129. 6.2 mills 471. 10 mills ;530. 10.8 mills ;5 72. 11.8 mills 31. 8 mills 573. 15.5 mills 532. 8 mills 574. 8.2 mills X33. 6.1 Mills f 175. 13.3 mills 3.6 mills 534. 11.8 mills 6.5 mills 76. 11.4 mills 35. 7.3 mills ;,77. 10.8 mills 1-56. 14.7 mills 78. 12 mills 537. 8 mills :14:80. 11 mills 19.4 mills :7,81. 9.5 mills 16.8 mills 7.1 mills 38. 459. t40 . Townships.. "Vest Blue, Highland, Verona, Kenesaw, Wanda, Jun i at a , Denver, Blaine, T07W3HIP LEVIES. Levies. Townships. reships. 3.6 mills 3.1 mills 3.5 mills 2 mills 10 mills 4 mills 4.6 mills 3.9 mills Hanover Ayr, Roseland, Cottonwood, Logan, Silver Lake, Zero, Little Blue, Levies. 4.6 mills 5.9 mills 3.9 mills 8 mills 14 mills 10 mills 7 mills 3.7 mills VILLAGE LEVIES. Villages. General Fund Juniata, Kenesaw, Ayr, Roseland, Holstein, Prosser, 10 mills 10 mills 10 mills 10 mills 10 mills 7.2 mills Special zncl s Bond Fund. 6 mills 34 mine 16 mills Moved by tickler and recon ecl. by Schlegel that a ten mill levy be made for county purposes for the year 1915 (seven mills for general i:unci and three mills for bridge fund). Roll call; yeas- Benedict, Kidder, Hynes, Bitner, Schlegel, Heiler, Hudson; Bobbitt absent. A recess until one thirty p.m. was then taken. 0 A 0 N THURSDAY - AUGUST 12th, 19 Board reassembled as per recess. Roll call, present ?3eneaict, Kidder, Ilyne Babbitt absent. Minutes read and a?proved. - 1:30 Bitner, Seblege Motion to adjourn. Carried. • • . • • 6 m e • . • e • • • • • ♦ . .Qo , Heiler, Hudson; •... Chairman. z .! Deputy. THURSDAY - SEPTEMBER 2nd, 1915 - 10 A.M. Hoard met as per aajournment. Roll call, present: Benedict Kidder, Hynes, Bitner, Schlegel, Heiler. Moved by i,iaaer ana seconaed by Bitn r th.at we proceed to ballot for the election of a member of the Board. of Supervisors tofill the vacancy in District No.2, and ti t the first ballot be informal. Motion prevailed. The aenlications of E.TT Geor?;e and. Wiliiam the informal ballot was then taken. Moved by Hynes and seconded by Kidder th= t the informal ballot resulting in :five votes for E.I`T.George and one for ?^rrl.'Tintermute be declared formal and E.Y. GeorTe he declared electedto till the vacancy in T`istrict No. 2. Motion prevailed. T following for furnishing coal for the County Court House for the The O_lOvrzn!; bids _� fall and winter of 1915-1916, were opened and read: nterrnute having been read, Allyn & Bissell, • . . . iansen . . . . . . . . . . . .. Byers number C ter. Cert. 9/4/115. . . . . . . . . . Unscreened 'Meir City Nut, 14.72. Weir City Nut, 14.64. Meir City .:i11, •'4.44. ;dock Springs slack, :4.27. Weir city tut, ::°4.60. Rock Springs lack, 14.30. Meir City Nut, 14.68. Hastings Fuel Co., ....... Screened % eir City Nut, 1,4.65. Moved by Kidder arncisecondecd. by Hynes that the hid of Chris Jansen as stated above, be accepted, andsaid, party be a:rs,r:lec_ the contract for furnishing coal for the Court "House for the fall and ;?inter of 1915-1916, and tinat the County Attorney be instructed. to procure contract and bond according to advertisement, said contract to take effect September 1st, 1915 and expire September 1st, 1916. 2o1i call, yeas: Benedict, 7idder, Hynes, 13itner, Schlegel, Heiler. Motion prevailed. Tlovedby l,eneciict and secondedby nines that the petition of John Hemberger et al, for a cement culvert between sections 3 and. 4, ;",oitonn-ood Township, be referred to the Road. and Bridge Committee. Motion prevailed. Moved. by Benedict and seconded by Schlegel that the following list of names be submitted from which to choose the jurors for the next term of district court. T'otion prevailed. Hie-hland, ;fi.i .T:Tunroe. S.0.00oper. "'m. Burke. Bert T'ott. DISTRICT NO. 1. Blaine, flenver, , ,unit to TRICT N0. 2. Orville Butler. Hanover, B. F'. Carl. W. J C oa'r s . Chas. fenzmer. Ayr, E. J. Cain. Geo. "alters. John Tarry. Arthur Beard.. 0.T. Smiley. °.H. Schmidt. J.C.Schmidt. Chas. Kohl. Emil euden. Ben iesveld. Keneeaw, Tanda , 7.1i.. Long. Paul Groff. .A . B. Blythe . 'rank 3ohlke. ieo.Plambeck. CT r40. 3. Cottonwood, Verona, T. L. Needham. cYjJares Routh. Aug. Anderson. Roseland., Silver Lake, Logan, Frank. Hogg. Tr.ea Boyd. John Cline. James Patterson. ""'. J. Hyne s . TR1CT NO. 4. Zero`, Frank Philleo. Peter Heltenberg. Little Blue, Carl fcCleery. 2.F.4nc'erson. Conrad Talker. Bennet Cloyd. )ISTRICT NO. 5. Jacob Bailer. Henry A11steadt. C.E.Coblentz. Ceo.Colling. A,. K. Chas e ffenbaugh. w.Ma nahan , A..R. eearson. Ohas. Doty. DISTRICT NO. 6." Chas.IT.McCartney. Patrick Daniher. Jacob H. uigle. C onraf T i eobald. Erick Johnson. Prank ;1. Clerk. J.E.Bute. N.H.Partlow. DISTRICT NO. 7. L.G.2yan. E. r.?',awson. T.T.Goodwin. Geo.Sheaff. nttoch T n.m. was then taken. John Goudy. C.T.Thitesel. THURSDAY - SEt T f'ER 2nd, 1915 1:30 p.!:'1. Board reassembled as per recess. Roll call, all members present. T The bond ofE.T�.Georg;E as Supervisor of �istric,t Z,;o.2, having been filed anct approved. by the bounty Judge, its acceptance was made the order of the Board. Moved by Hynes and seconded by kidder that Jno.3nider be ap7ointedto fill the vacancy in the County Jua;e's office caused by the ,resignation of County Judge Button, to take effect the first Thursday after the first Tuesday in January, 1916. Roll call, yeas:- Kidder, ;nines , Bitner, Georp'e , Schlegel, Heller; nays- Benedict. Motion prevailed. �oved econ1ecl by Hynes that Adams County file its claim 1by Benedict and =, h for ''94.60 with the city of Hastings, Nebraska, for board and lodging furnished Charles Blue , Ed Ingram, Fred Richards, Bud i c rer and Felix O'Hara, who were city prisoners, tried, convicted and committed under the orainances of said city, and that J.P.Heiler, Chairman of the Boar'_ of supervisors of Adams County, e authorized, empowered and instructed to verify, sign and file saia cic.,uri with said . city of Hastings, ITebraska. Motion prevailed Moved by Benedict and seconded. by Schlegel that the chaiman appoint a committee of three to investigate the advisability a valtyofaigthe lagoon on the H.J.C. Myers farn southeast of Hastings, committeedraining committee a 7pointed by 'the city council. Motion prevailed. l ereupon the chairman appointed F.J.Benedict, E.TAT.Geor e, and T.1.Bitner as a committee in accordance with the preceeding motion. Moved by Kidder anC seconded by Hynes that the ,:Tissouri Pacific Railway o» pang be orderea to construct an over-hea.d crossing vlere said railroad crosses the section line between sections 11 and 14, Little Blue "ownship, in Adams County, or to ,hut in proper repairs on the existing iinciergrornd cro. sing, and that the Comity Attorney be instructed to take f1 A necessary step to force said railway company to construct or repair said crossing. Motion prevailed. Moved by Hynes and, seconded by Bitner that the recommendation of the ,oC d and. Bridge Committee be made t1:e order of the B;o ,rd and the folloering bridges be orederea constructed. 'doll call, all voted yea. Motion prevailed. 1. Between sections 3 and. 4, Cottonwood mownship, -16 ft. waterway, 20 ft. roadway, concrete. 2. Between sections 29 and 32, Hanover Township, hip, 12 ft. waterway, 20 ft. roadway, cement The chi ,irmai then orci erect. a ecess izltd. nine o'clock .m., sept. 3rd. -FRIDAY' - SEPTEMBER 3rd , 1915 - 9 A.M. Boar'_ reassembled as per recess. Roll all, all members present. moved by Bitner and 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 general fund anc1.. the Clerk instructed to Araw warrants for the same. Roll :call, all voted yea. Motion prevailed. Coon number t,i o . . . . . . ® . , B . . . . . . , . . . '3160700 E . N . L 1_ I l y . . . . . . . . . . . . 00 . . . 113.75. Aearns .®,.,..... •..1�..F•T,illy ................... 2.51. .r ,- James ;.T. Jones • . . • • 28.00. • . . .. • . a . . . . s . , • s 18.00. Heivv. o insio Jw . . . . . • . . . • • • • • . 6.00. Holstein Mere. Co. .. •...e • 16 85. S. J. Stewart .•••..•••..e..... 35.00. 2.50. __ _ _ _ __ 24.00 . 000000,000000 0 Coon number Co. . . . • 0 . . . • • . • . . . • • 24.80. E. J' .Lilly . . . • . . . , . . . • . . • • e . • 28.80. Stanley Hdw.Co. .. • •... • ...... 10.95. SteinDros. Co, ... , ...... •.. 30.53. 6.00. Jacob Bauer ....... • . ... , • ...... • . 31.83. Pickens &Bratton Tares V.Bedhtol .............. .. • . 6.00. "au':her 'ord Bros. ... , ... , .. , 151.67. J.F.Feiler . e.,. • 50 10. T B i der .............. e 54.70. L ,y B.'.Schlecel ..•......•...••.••.••. 71.65. Union teat Market ....•e....e 7.40. 0•V.Lan ev7n • 40.25. Hastings Ice Co. ...,.....•9./50• Kauf cu indersp acher ........ .. • • .. 2.80. John L. . i?ace •. . • ......... 9 ..,`0. Proffitt 8y Lovell 12 .10. Jonas T,.1i,:Lce • ..... o • ..... w . s . 4.50. 1r7.... . • . . • ... . • . • . • 59.70. Lincoln Tel. & Tel. Co. . • . • . 28.00. �111a.rn ';'.Button mast Ings Daily Tribune • . • ...... 11.23. A. f •Clark • ..... • ........ • . 15.60. van Patten & Dorvvart • .... • .... • ... 5.75. Carrie Sullivan .. • .... • . 9.49. T,I..Emberson • .... • . • • ........ • ... 20.00. Conrad ;.balker 3.65. D. r.Taip......•: FRIDAY - SEP TEIaE i Zr, 1915 1:30 P.T. Board. reassembled as per recess. 1o11 call, all 'i embers present. i Moved nu Schlegel and seconded by Kicker that the recommendation of the Finance Committee be made the order of the Board and the following claims be allowec against the general fund and the Clerk be instructed o draw warrants for the same - Roll call, all voted. yea. Iotion vprevailed. • j • E •W llits •••,•••e • • • • e w • • s • • • e ♦ e 9.00. ®00• *7.-'.-.1eith u' 14 . 0 0 • Thomas C.Tood•.•••• •••••••••••••••2.00• ",A•Cole ...wee••s •!••••• 2.00. r.F.F3utton ..•...•A,.•,.•....,.•.•. 2.00. Doctor Smith2.00. John Nankin •..•.•.•••..•••.•.•. 2.00. John In;ram •.•.........•.•• 2.00• Peter Gartner • .... • •. • • • . • . • .•• • •. 2.00. Tyr. Floyd Pierce 8.00• Sunnyside ....w..•e••••••.•••,•e••. 42.00. Lem Tibbets 16.75. r.A.Cole •••.••••••••..•••....•••. 145.03. ?eigler's Drug Store .44.44• 31.95. Hast 'in ;s Gas Co. ..... • .... • • • .. • • 12.44. -olbach & Brach 18.12• Blake to -Sons •.•.x•.•••.••.44.44••. '7.20. Tree Haggard •.•••.••.•.••• • 5.50. Hastings ,Fuel Co. •.••••••••••••••• 2.20• Cx•A.0ope . ....•.••4•.••••• 3.00. H.D.7ebster 00. • • • • ...... • • • • • ... • 19.25. W.A• Cole • 35.40. Minnie Ste7alt •••••••••••••••••••• 15.00. H.F.Favinger 7.10. •e•• 41.85 3.550 • Coon Lumber Co. ♦••.••...ee••.,•.•61.20• A•J.Ilace Klopp & Bartlett Co ...•.w!••••w.•• 57.48. JohnHeye •.•••.,...•••.•.Iastings Founds & Iron "Qri • 5.00. K3opp E. Bartlett Co. •.•.,..•...... 124.63. P.McTntosh ........'.•..••7.00. TTII0p) & Bartlett YCo�. ...y... • ... • • .. 19.61. `'!. i`.Butt/on • .... r •.. • .:.... • 35.76.x Hastings Daily Tepu.b11can • . . . • . . . . ... .3,0^�. 7P. J.'Bpene 4liet •...,• • 40.00 • TJ. C•pairbanks •••e • • • • . e.•••..•e ••. w 2.00• D.Y•Bi nes. sew•••••.••••••.• 21.90. 1 :.loved. by Hynes and: seconded by Bitn_er lhal the recommendation of the Finance Committee be made the order of the Board and the following claims be allowed ag<.irist the bridge funei and. the Clerk he instructedto draw warrants for the same. Roll call, all voter. yea. Motion prevailed. C•G.Schlegel •••••••.•••••..•••••• ' 1.35. S•,a.Hershey •••••e••••••.••• 2.10• E.T,.Needhan •.•••.•••••••••••••••• 46.00. "'alter Talton .....•sews•••• 15.30. Hastings ,Foundry E Iron 7'orks ••.. 240.08. P.HcTntosh .•..•.•••••.. • 205.81. western Brick &, Supnly Co. ..•.... 75.00. Claud Peck •..............•. 8.00. Hastings Foundry t; Iron ?works .... 9.58. P.IfcTntosh 4•75• Hastings .Foundry & Iron works 274.74. Evert Ernst •• • • • • ......... • 9.00. Hastings Foundry 8: Iron '"arks .... 261.18. Chas. Ernst • • • • . • • • • • • . • • . 9.00. Hastings Foundry E Tron "'works ....9.94. D.P.I?Jres • .. • • ... • • • • • • • • • • 4.00. HastingsFoundry & Iron Tworks .... 678.34. P1.IT•Abbott 3.95. Fisher. number Co. ..4.......•....• 22.10. Thornton Dillman .....,3.40. T.H.Yost number Co. ••••••.,•e.,• 22.50. J. .B tner 8.£37. Coon Lumber Co. •...... .... ..... 133.25. Fred Johler ••........•66.90. Hastings H 'ou�ndry && Iron "orks . •, • 31.82. Frank :`ritt s .. • e ........ • . • 77.80. Hastings ,Foundry & Tron "°orks .. • . 61.02. Leonard Johler 60.90. 19.50. Claude Brown 66.25. •H. Brown •. ..••m•••.•••.••.••• 8.75. Arthur Sime •••..•.••••.•••• 5.00 Herbert Syrinx 44..4...........4,. Vance Conley ....•.•..•• ••••••• • 34.75. FranktWatts •.. • ...... •••• 7.65. Harvey Jones ..............••.• 14'7.00. Earl Anderson •••,.••••e•••• 120.15. :earl ',eigler 4.....4...•4.4..•.... 21.75. .H.Brown •... 4...4.4..4 101.46. Emmet Catterson .................. 63.25. C.A.K hl 20.25. J.L.C1iig ........ ••..... .••..•••.• 51.00. Nick leyler ••..e••••.,..•41.00. Clads 't'eicks •.•..•••.•.••••.••••• 7.00. L.T.weaver 107.85. George Fischer .4.44 •• .•••.•••.• 117.35. earl lack......... ,r•.••4,00. Henry lohlke .................... e 2.00. G. S.Pischer 6.25. 'rank Ful eider •••••••••A•....••• 59.40. Chas.reise .4.4.4•....••..• 5.005. Geo. Canford ••.♦•. • .•.•...... 4.00. Clare Gardner •.......... • 41.35. Moved by Schlegel ana scconcled by Hi r er that the petition of J.A.Gardner, et al, to appoint delegates to the Nebraska Dry Federation Convention, be ;ranted. Motion prevailed. Thereupon I.D•Evans, M.A.Stoner, C.L.jones, 'A. .Pearson and I•H.Pickel Frerechosen as delegates to the Nebraska Dry Federation convention. Moved by Schlegel ana seconded by Benedict that when this Board adjourns it does so to meet again on Tuesday, October 5th, 1915, at ten o'clock a.m. motion prevailed. *oved. by Hynes ana seconeled; by 0chlegel that it has come to the attention of this Boar. that at public gatherings have been held_ on the Court ITot.se square without the consent of this Board, and that the same will not be permitted in the future, the ia1i"s and buildings committee ttee ,is hereby directed to enforce this order as be; law provided. :Motion. prevailed. Minutes reaa and_ approved. Motion to adjourn. Clerk. eputy. • 0, • • • • • • • • • Charman. •-••••• • TUESDAY - OCTOBER 5th, 1915 - 10 A.M. Board met as per adjournment. Roll call, all members present. Moved by 'Udder and seconded by lchlegel that the chairman appoint a committee of three to anpraisekthe NIT of N71, of Dec. 16-5-12, the same being common school land- leased by Mrs,Mary Larsen, by whom application for purchase has been made. Motion prevailed. Thereupon the chairrnan a-epointed E.Y.Ceorte, 7.N.Bitner and J.L.Hynes as a conmittee in accordance with the foregoing motion. 'loved by 7.idder and seconded by Bitner that A.I.Battan be employed as janitor at the Court House at a salary of ":60.00 per month, said auties to begin as soon as a vacancy occurs and to continue until January 1st, 1917. Roll call, all voted yea. Motion prevailed. Moved 1)y Benedict and seconded by George that the delinquent tax list be published in the Hastings Daily Tribune and the Adams County Democrat, each to be paid one half of the legal rate. Motion 'prevailed. A communication from Mr."7.A.Taylor in was then read. The chnirran ordered a recess until one thirty p.m. regard to the Inheritance Tax fund, 717,3.-DAy - 0cT073E7 5th, 1915 - 1:30 ?..M. Board reassembled as per recese. R011 call, all members present. Moved by Benedict and seeen('ed by e.7,ch1ege1 that the forlowing amounts be arTropriated from the 1914 motor vehicle fund for grading the roads at the locations indicated. Roll call, all voted yea. Motion prevailed: 1. Between sections 25 and 26, Logan Township, A40.00. 2. Between sections 24, Togan Township, and 19, '",ilver Lake Township, A50.00. 3. Between sections 9 and 10. 7,11veT Lake Township, A45.00. 4. Between sections 29 and 30, 'Inver Lae Tovnsl'iP; 4"45.00. 5. Between sections 14 and 15, 7ose1and Township, !",32.50. 6. Between sections 20 and 21, Roseland Township, A,32.50. 7. Between sections 24, Cottonwood Township, and 19; Roseland Township, A25.00. Oert,. 10/5/1'15 Cert. 10/5/'16. Cert. lo/p/,15 moveby Bitner and seconded by cichleo-el that the recommendation01 the , Complaint Committee be made the to Spread the 1914 tax for Lot on an assessed valuation of !c.5 to refund the difference. To11 orderof the Beard and: County Treasurer be instriiCtea s 123 an 129, RailroadAdditien to the City of Hastings, 00 instead of 40O, on account of error in assessment, and c(J.1, all voted Yea. M$tion prevailed. Moved by Schlegel and seconded'by George';that the recommendation of the !Gomulaint Oomriittee he rade the order of the Board an the County Treasurer be instructed to refund the tax on the E 30 A. SW IBV 36-7-12, for 'the year 1900 and prior years, as sho-rn on receipt ::,235, for the reason that SaidepropertY was Church property and there-. !fore non -assessable. Roll call, all voted. yea. Motion prevailed.. moved by Kidder and seconded by Benedict,that the recommendation of the Complaint ComMittee be made the order of the Board an the County Treasurer be instructed Ito spread. tl-e. 1914 taxes for the 3 15() feet of the 7-1-7-31k 9 c't Joe 2nd Addition to the City of Hastings, on an assessed vatuation of 90Jnstead. of :7!450, on ancount of erroneous assessment of improvements, an. refund tile difference to Fred Blake. Roll call, all voted yea. Motion prevailed. Moved'by Hynes and seconded by Bitner that the Road and Bridge Committee be instructed to investigate the public road between sections 33 and 34, Ayr Township, .. to ascertain whether it will be More aavisable to maintain the present road or to :establish a new one, said cot being hereby E.•.,1.77-6Ti 1-)6;:76r to act according to their , findings. Motion prevailed, all voting yea. The chairman Ordered a recess taen until nine o'clock a.m. Oct. 6th. 7EDNESDAY - OCTOBER 6th, 1915 - 9 A.M. Board reassembled as per recess. Roll call., all members present, :roved by TTynes and_ seconded- by Ichle7e1 that the recommendation of the Pin.ance 7,ommittee 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.. WEDNESDAY _ OCTOBER 6th, 1915 - 9 A.M. cont. General fund. claims , - DeineS Drug Co • • • . • • • • 1.7ebster Co. • 11. ;.' ebsterCo.rrd�. • • • . St•Joe' R; G•T•+l• 1• o Minnie Stewart .. • Hastings „Fuel C o .. Tee Haggard O 9000 , • . • • 0400•• Floyd Pierce, D.0 e . • • • • . ..• , Watkins Printing ?souse • , • • e • • • • • • • . . • • • , • • • . • • • • • • • • 0 • • ••_ •.. '42,45• State Journal Co. ••••• 2.25. A,d'er Tla.ch� .�.e 30. • • .. • •.• 7.50. Guarantee i1ectric Co. ,.` 1e00, Van Batten 'o Dorwart • •.000, 12.00.... H.D.7ebste ` & Co. .. • • 24.00. '?enner 8: Serf ... 2.25. aenner Seri` G.'".Prtt a •.eme••• e••se•a•ees• 0.130& '.y4171071. 00 • • • • • • • s • • 0 0 0 0 0 0 Jacob Bauer Union Pleat market J.7.7.igenberg J.P.Heiler T?.J3.Bitner ..9.40.0• •..., 0.99 •*•Tilly r -y J•S.Rinehart •.............. • • • e o • • • e • • • .... • • • e • • .me.. • e • e e • • • . e • • • • . • • • • • • • • • 2.0O "?enner .. • •o,• • ••• o• ••o•o•• 28.40. Blake ? Son .••... 22.74. Conrad. 7a11er .e••••...••A•••..•••• .88. Dr. :Frank $chaufelberger • • • • • • e • . . • . • 31.25. kau-1' n ;lincerspacher 4.75. Hastings Tee Co. 9.75. C.B. c° !?•7l.'1•C0• 52 30 John .A. L awler . • . A.M. Clark 3.T.V'hitesell .•••••e•• %0.A. Heartwell GT.A•Copt'i • • • • .. •m , • • • • • • a • • • • • • • • • • John A•Lawler .••.••.n•••..•..•00•. Central Citi Chemical Co. 000044.00 70.. • • 4.^.30. 8.96. 2.11. • 4.00. 121.50. w34.85. 6.10. jur1.nySide • s s , ••. •. • • • • • • • • • ♦ • . •F.Lillh •mw••,••.••••••••.•do* L. A •Borer • .. . • • • • • • • • • • .. • • .. • Juniata Grain Ee Live Stock Assn W.A.Cole e•w •w•a• .mem..., Ben H.Brown41,06.0469.000. \„", s,tr .L. moi e•a•,o••.so••••••♦w • ♦ • • • • , • e • . ?•A.Cole 410..00900 lit ty of Hastings • . e • • o ♦ • • • , . • e Lincoln .••••••• Bo_'" • 7ch1ege 1.... o • o • + • • . . • • . o• • • . Chris Hansen .•• a O• o. ..... •..•. ,�l� C;: n Bissell A1Allynsell ..,.•.•.,•e..se Don (.Fouts .•.••••,•.•,..r•••• Chas. (.Larsen • . • . . • • • • • . • • e • • 3C. H. FT1a(Tion • . e e , e • . • • s • e • • ... • • James 7.Beghtol. ..... • . • •• • o. . . T ,• A.I:-IcElhinney • .. • • ....... F.J.Benedict •.•.•e•.••••••e... lopp Bartlett CO. . 0 • 43.55, 2.10. 2.10. 2.10. 159,22, 42.69. 20.00. 64.95. 51.40. 23.75. 3.00. 8.00. 27.98. 27.00. 42.00. 9.40.- 3 �6•0n. 15.10. •••••• • • • • • • • • • • • 5.00. 1.00. .i.5. 8.85. 19.13. 18.90. 28.00. 14.25. 6.05. 3.65. 15.00. 2.10. 6.75. 1.86. 25.90. 6.40. 10.00. 19.40. 3.00. 23.40• 54.60. 3.50. 1 . Tv. George ........•............••. 40.15. 2.10. 3.30. 238.70. 14.18. 11.41. 4734. 3.45. 5.00. 4.65. 17-.: .Ember1Tn 20.000. 0.F.!'I,x4rlson- • • • • • • • • • • • • • • s • • • • • . . • • 100.00. Twtd.le ;hpe ;;o• ••..•.•s..•..• . 11.0/5. . • + • s • • • e . . . e . 4.00. H.P.ravinger .•.•...e.•••...•51.64. (�,tateT Journal 00. .... • .. ..... • . • 88.30. \/••51 11 •fin o s s • . . • r • e • • + • • • s • • • s • • • 4.00 3. L.1-i%�e O*. 85.00. Joe Budnek •••.•................... Alex Ray ............... Lem ,Tibt)ets • • • m • • • . • . . • • . • . ♦ . • • • • • CarrieSull• ivan •.. H stiz gs Gas Co. • • . • Hastings Daily Tribune H•D.i rider • . . • • .0 • • • • Chris iia.nsen.•,••..• • Anderson &:. F firman • • 0 • • •'• • • , • • • • • s • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • . .. • • • • •• • . • . • A•J•I,tace ••.•e•••••••. :loved. by Hynes and seconded by B i t ne r that the recommendation of the Road. and Bridge Committee be made the order er of tie Boars and a concrete bridge with steel I beam, 16 ft. waterway and 18 ft. roadway, be built between section 19, Logan Township, Adams County, "nd section 24, Grant Township, :fie€.a,rney County. Noll call, all voted yea. Motion prevailed. moved by Hynes and seconded by Bitner that the recommendation of the "finance Committee be "dthe order of the Board and the following claims be allowed against the bridle fund: and the Clerk instructed to draw warrants for the same. Roll call, a11 voted yea. Motion prevailed. The Great Western PortlandCement Co. 'l P.Hclntosh • • . • 0 0 • • . • ... • •• Hla.stings Foundry 8 Iron Works .. • .. Geo. T. Borrel l Hastings Foundry c..; Iron Works • , . 0 • James stafford . • .... • . • • , e Fr nk Shannon ..••.•.••••m• 3.1.Yost Hastings Hastings Hast ings Lumber Co. ...••..•.•....... Foundry &.Iron Works e w ♦ • • , . Foundry 8a Iron Corks Foundry Iron Works Hastings Foundry & Iron Hastings Foundry & Iron "est Blue Township Frank Lanphear ......... Works „ orks • s • • • • e • 0•0• • • • • • • e • • O 0 0 0•. 0, • e Hartford Xelley .•,,..,,,,....••,. •♦ L.E. Clar . , , , , e , • , s , • , , , 9 • , , , , • • • • , • • John D.3tro! f ♦ , • •. + 9 , . , , , .. , , • . . • , s , . Frank .(ltts •••• 99,9999990.0. 0000.0000 Fred Johler .....•e. ,......,.•.•.•• Leonard Johler • • ... • , ... • ....:...... Albert Bo 7 B ock , • • e . 9 , .. , O 9 , , • • . • . .. , • "'rn• G a.rther , , . • • • , , • • O • , • , • e • • 0 t,va Smith • . • • „ 9 0 40 • . s • .. • • 9 , . • ... . Arthur Sime „•.40 .0 4 7.11.Bcown • • • • • .. • • e . • . . • , • • • • s • • .•..., e .;.Brown ••...••.•s..•••.••.•..••.•. '7. F7. Brown , . e • e ... • , • . . . s , • . , . e . , . • • . Frank Watts 0 • m ♦ • • • • O • • • • , • , • . m • • • 0 • • 0 . ? . l l i. s • • • . • . . • • • • • • . • • • • • 0 • • • • . •• • • 72.20.2( 15.06 608.81. 122.61. 15.15. 20.00 6.53, 33.92. 13.90. 3.85. 51.25. 62.00. 15.00. 154.25. 105.80. 66.60. 66.60. 14.00. 8075. 23.50. 26.25. 12.25. 99.80. 18.00•_.-_ 8.75. D.I:?'.Bitner .....e.,s.••• Jj. 1V. B itne.r m • . • • • . • • • m e • • • JaOo'b Bitner .............. Janes Bather ••••••••••.••o 3. 1 Her>s1 T7 J•:.5. �'oei ea.•.eso...... 1 . 3,!. 1 on i ny . . • . . • . • • • .. ♦ . • • • 11.t'.Vo11and. ,.,......... Ge • >anf ord 3eorge G•1'arscher Clare Gardner e••,•.••••.s Ben• Smith ••+••••.•e.e.•••• „rank Fulweic er enc ;r 'Pitts ••.•••••.••••••• �?•I1•,iartner • • • 0 , 9 . • . • • • • • • Earl Anderson y • • + ... • . .�`Jrit Catterson Ca Uei son . . . •'• • • • • Herbert Syring •••••••••••• Olaurle 0•Brown ♦•e•. C1 -*ford Hildebrand Harvey Jones •••••••..•,e t,h4s . . j},rueger .... . .. .. 2 l•n0. 7.50. 5.75. 4.50.t 24.21. 38.90. 27.75. 26.50. 3.7_ 5 . 78.00, 2.50. 6.00. 56.70. 105.90. 72.60. 66.60. 62.10 r' 24.50. 117.00. 25,00. 65.00. 65.00. 33.75. 27.00. 102.00. Moved. by Bltner and seconded, by Hynes that the recommendation of the 7i_n<:a.nee ComMittee be r1 LJe the order of the Board tend ;the claim of William Bowers for .',25.00 be allowed against the motor vehicle fund and .the Clerk instructed to draw a warrant for the same. Roll call, all voted :Tec', Motion ,yrevailec? . Thereupon the ch<airnan ordered a recess until one thirty p.ra. fl 77DYEIDAY - OCTOB7R 6th, 1915 - 1:30 7.IK. Board reassembled as per recess. call, all meri1DerF1 present. 110vea by Xidder and seconded by Bitner that when this 7osrd adjourns it does so to meet again on Tuesday, November 2nd, 1915, at ten o'clock a.m. Motion prevailed. Moved by Bitner and seconded by Kialer that' the juelgment in the case of the Nebraska lanitarium against the County of Adams for a refund of 1912 and 1913 taxes, be allowed and the County Clerk be instructed to ilr?-1.w a warrant against the general fund in favor of the Clerk of the 73istrict Court for 4405.60, to pay said judgment and costs, as per the decision rendered by the Judge of the 7istrict Court. Roll call, all voted yea. Motion pi'ev(tiled. minutes read and a)provea. Motion to aalonrn. Carried. 144:&14%44-10-4"... *** so.ioomootwoomotoo 4-1y.ke Zf-'7 (Mailman • tO••• 0•000- ••• TUESDAY - NOVE" ME'? 2nd, 1915 - 10 A.M. Board met as per adjournment. Roll call, all members present. Moved by Hynes and seconded by Bitner that'the petition of I.E.Ftunroe, et al, for a bridge between sections 8 and 17, '''est Blue Township, be referred to the Road and ridge Committee. Motion prevailed. y. moved by Bitner and seconded by George that 1,50 of the 1914 motor vehicle fund be appropriated to grade the road on the section line between sections 21 and 28, ighland Township, and X40 to grade the road between sections 26 and 27, Highland Town- ship, Roll call, all voted yea. Motion prevailed. Moved by Hynes and seconded by Schlegel that 790 be appropriated from the 1914 motor vehicle fund to grade the road between section 5, Little Blue Township, and ;section 32, Hanover Township. Roll call, all vote. yea. Motion prevailed. Moved by Schlegel and seconded by Kidder that the recommendation of the �ond Committee be made the order of the Board and the official bond of T.J.Hines as Road !Overseer for District No.2, Cottonwood Township, be approved. Motion prevailed. Served 11/2/'15. The chairman ordered a recess until one thirty p.m. TUESDAY - NOVEMBER 2nd, 1915 1:30 P.M. Board reassembled as p reoessf Roll call, all members present. Moved by Hynes and seconded by Benedict that the prayer of petition be praa;nted and a bridge be ordered built across the Blue River on the county line between Adams and Clay Counties, between section 12, Little Blue Township, Adams County, and section 7, Springranch Township, Clay County. Roll call, yeas- Benedict, Bitner, Hynes, George, Heiler; nays- Kidder; Schlegel not voting. Motion prevailed. moved by Bitner and seconded by Kidder that when this Board adjourns it does again on Monday, November 8th, 1915, at ten o'clock a.m. Motion prevailed. Moved by Benedict and. seconded by Hynes that the County Clerk be instructed to serve the Board of Supervisors of Clay County with the following notice. Motion iso to meet 4prevailed. To the Honorable Board of Clay 'County, Nebraska, You are hereby notified that the County Board of Adams. County, Nebraska, on the second day of November, 1915, passed the follow- ing motion: - "Moved by Hynes and seconded by Benedict that the prayer of petition be granted and a bridge be ordered -built across the Blue River on the County Line between Adams and Clay 00114 -ties, between section 12, Little Blue Township, Adams County, and section 7, Springranch Township, Clay County.*' members voting yea -- Benedict Hynes'Kidder Bitner George Heiler Schlegel not voting. Total Five One You are further notified and requested to meet with the County Board of Adams County, Nebraska, in session at 10 o'clock a.m. on the 8th day of November, 1915, at the Court House in Hasti gs, Nebraska, for the purpose of conferring and agreeing upon the kind and nature of a bridge to be built and for the purpose of agreeing on the` kind of contract to be nay --- entered into for the construction of said bridge." Moved by Schlegel and seconded by Benedict that the petition of Mrs. Margaret M.Nyce for admittance to the Soldiersand ailors' Home at Burkett, Nebr., be granted. motion prevailed. TUESDAY - NOVEMBER 2nd, 1915 - 1:30 P.M. Roved by Bitner and seconded by George that the recommendation of the Complaint Committee be made the order of the Board and the County Treasurer be instructed to spread. the 1914 tax on Lots 10 and 11, Block 2, Sotth Side Addition to the City of Hastings, on an assessed valuation of $$40 instead of X180.00 and refund the difference to A.L.Sypult, on account of ,erroneous assessment of improvements. Roll call, all voted yea. Motion prevailed. Moved by Hynes and seconded by Schlegel that the County Clerk be instructed to notlfy the County Clerk of Hall County that the Hops family mentioned in his letter of October 27th, 1915, was at one time furnished temporary relief by Adams County, but as they are transients and left here some time ago and are not residents of this county we decline to contribute to their support. ,.lotion prevailed. cont. A communication from Hannah J.Zachary, postmistress of Ayr, Nebraska, calling attention to the bridge on the section line between sections 8 and 17, Zero Township, was read. Moved by George and seconded by Bitner that:the county clerk be instructed to notify the postmistress at Ayr, Nebraska, that the matter of the bridge mentioned in her communication, will receive the Board's attention, Motion prevailed. Moved by Bitner and seconded by Hynes that the recommendation of the Road and Bridge Committee be made the order of the Board and a cement bridge be ordered built between sections 8 and 17, Test Blue Township, with 1;6 ft. waterway and 20 ft. roadway. Roll call, all voted yea. Motion prevailed. The chairman then ordered a recess until nine o' clock a.rn. "'ednesday, Nov. 3rd, 1915. WEDNESDAY - NOVEP.IBEi1 3rd, 1915 Board reassembled as per recess. 2011 cal, all members present. - 9 A.M. moved by Bitner 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. ' 2.75. Lee Haggard 15.03. 13.50. 7.45. 5.50. 7.15. B.L. Simms 5.10. 3.55. Turin -re Stw eart 12.00. 9.00. ?ahlquist Bros. 40.00. 2.00. Wahlquist Bros. 98.00. H.C.Lindsay 2.30. mace Grocery 15.76. Cally H.Tvahlquist 25.00. Harry R.Ball 25.00. J.F.Frye .................,....• ... 30.00. Hoeppner & Uerling 40.00. H.B.Cornelius ..................... 25.00. N.D.Kidder 42.50. Hastings Fuel Co. ... ............. 13.00. Geo.Stockham ...... ::g(5):P.Mcintosh 340.53. J.TTr.Eigenberg ?'T.J.Porter 5.00. E.F.Lilly 12.35. Verona Grain & Lumber Co. 4.72. E.F.Lily 5.23. Dr,C.E.Kidder 10.00. G.T'"'.Pratt 25.03. Union Meat Market ................ 4.70". TT.A.Caufman 4.03. J.F.Heiler 47.00. Stein Bros.Co. ................. 9.40. C.V.Langevin 45.60. t7.P.Meac 3.00. C.B.& 1.2.R.Co. 2.64. Nye -Schneider -Fowler Co. 5.00. Conrad *?alker ..................... 4.03. Drs. Beghtol & Hahn 50.00. Neuf & Rinderspacher Co. 2.15. Jas.V.Beghtol 9.00. Jacob Bauer 34.00. T^.J.Porter 12.90. 0. J. Green ......................... 5.00. E.F. Lilly 29.20. The Temple Cafe 19.55. H.F.Favnger 52.25. J.L.Hynes .:.. ... 57.50.. H.C. Hansen r9:0670. Adams County Democrat.............102.90.D.NBitner Hastings Baily Tribune 108.20. Prank Harrington 1.10. Mat Frohnan ....................... 1.10. E.B.Har�el 1.10. John M.Teeling 1.10. S.B.Bierce 1.10. A.G.Matters 1.10. D.B.Marti 1.10. ?n 1m. Flyr 1.10. T". S.Dieken 1.10. Henry Kerr ........................ 1.10. John W.Shaw 9.30. R.Dillow .......................... 1.10. Albert Schmidt 1.10. Geo. Kopechka .... ........:.......1.10. C.H.'anzer 12.00. Lyman T'ef_ f enbaugh 10.00. '". '.Keith 11.00. J.E.Willits ....................... 6.00. Lem Tibbets 33.00. M.R.Emberson • ...:........ • 10.00. G. A.Volland .................... 11.10. Proffitt & Lovell 12.50. Nye -Schneider -Fouler Co. 7.75. A.J.1 :race ...:..................... 2.00. Hastings Gas Co. 13.01. Lincoln Tel. & Tel.Co. ............ 28.00. City of Hastings 96.59. Carrie Sullivan ................... 14.95. r.P.Mead. 2.95. T'olbach & Brach 29.14. The University .Publishing Co. 12.82. Shellenberger York 3.50. F.J.Benedict 36.00. Anderson & Fairman 3.00. The '.atkins printing House 1,50. C.K.Lawson Hdw.Co. ................ H.D.?Tebster Co. ... ............'• .. • Sunnyside .4/000•• ... ... . . . . • .. ... . . Van Patten & Dorwart .............. Twidale Shoe CO. ......�.......... Louis Levine Bancroft-TYhitney Co. Dr.Floyd Pierce 16.35. Blake & Sons 46.45. Blake &-Sons 3.00. tastine-Hansel]: Co Cert. 11/3/1n. ' • • ' Cert. 11/6/'15. "V• WEDNESDAY - NOVEMBER 3rd, 1915 - 9 A.M. cont. Adams County Democrat e23.47. Nebraska:State Board of Health ..152.75. Allyn & Bissell • OOOOOOOO . *** • • •..• 30.50. M.R.Emberson 20.00. Don C.Fouts 3.00. C.H.HudsOn 500.00. 26.20. WeAsCole 28.45. 144.88. B.F.Schlegel OOOOOOOOOOOO • ••••••••• HO.Eckhardt Moved by Kidder and. seconded by Hyhes that the recommendation of the Finahce Committee be made the order of the Board and the following claims be allowed against the bridge find and the Clerk instructed to draw warrants for the same. Roll call, all voted yea. Motion prevailed. Hastings Foundry & Iron Works .. Al2.45. F.D.Rabbe A17.50. Hastings Foundry & Iron works .. 15.30. Mathew Uerling 12.10. Hastings Foundry & Iron Works • • 3.00. J.L.Hynes .............. OOOOOOO 2.20. Hastings Foundry & Iron works .. 43.97. Chas. Manske _ 23.25. Hastings Foundry & Iron Works .. 558-62- q-A.Kohl 3.50. Hastings Foundry & Iron Works .. 359.49. Chas. 1*.Krubger • •• OOO •• OO •••• • 21.00. Hastings Foundry & Iron works • • 21.53. Claude 0.Brown 67.50. Hastings Foundry & Iron Works .. 65.00. 'Earl Andersbn .. • .• • .• .. • . O O 80.55. The Great western portland Joe Mctaughiin 63.75. cement Co. ......... 172.50. 7m. 7.25. The. ' The. Great western Portland l 4.75. rAtt Dangler Cement Co. ......... 172.50. 7.Kendall 9.90. W.H.Brown OOOOOOOOOO .••••••••••• .1-39. -7.,?...9(1-c?7 1)..qhman 44.00. 7.H.Brown ..•.••••••.•..•....... 2.45. Itern Duncan 39.75. w.H.Brown ....... OOOOO 4,4,00•:04.4•0 102.36. /as. Biuner 4.50. saddler'' 7.45. W.V.Gauvreau . 0 004.41000,1,4.04,0•0•0* 5.61. t.E. C.q.Schlei,e1 OOOOOOOO • • •••• • • • .• Pisher Lumber Co. OOOOOOOOO • ••• • 82.95. 0 46.04. Chas. Reichert OOOOOOOOO ........ 4.10. Jno.Groff 49.00. 300.00. Clare Gardner .................. 4.00. Lininger Imp. C o . 99.79. Frank Fulweider 33.90. Oliver Lumber Co. Frank Fulweifter OOOO 11.10. C.X.Lawson Haw. Co. 0.4.11.0114,041, 1.50. Herbert Syring 67.50. tft-.donverde ..... OOOOO ........ 6.00. Chas. Gearhart 77.35. Andy KAtts OOOOOOOOOOO . . • . • • • • • 50.10. Lon Clark OOOOOOOOOOO . O ..-....— 17.10. rankKitts 69.07. Ben Smith . OOOOO ................ 49.60; Fred Johlei: ..... OOOOOOOOO 45.00. : , .0, Hall County 396 98. Leonard. Jonler .. OOOOO •••100.•••• 44.40. Moved by Kidder and 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 motor vehicle fund and the Clerk instructed_ to draw warrants for the same. Roll call, all voted yea. Motion prevailed; R.E.Kindig A32.50. fcf.A.Xohl A40.00. Ernest Hawthorne OOO 0 OOO 0..000.0 86.00, Jacob Bitner 14.00. Geo.Gossard ..•..•........•.••. .40.00. Moved by Hynes and seconded by Benedict that the report of the Road and. Bridge Committeeon the read betweenseetiOnS 33i4 in Ayr Township, be accepted and made a part of the record.. Motion prevailed. "To the Board of Supervisors of AaaraS County Nebraska, We, your committee, appointed to investigate a certain road running between sections 33 and 34 - Ayr Township - Adams Connty, Nebraska, with power to act to place this portion of the road in the best passable condition, beg to report as follows: The land_ lying adjacent to the road to the west is owned by Mr.J.C.Woodworth. It appeared to us there were only two ways of repairing this road- Either to leave it where it is or to condemn the land and make it the width of the road to the west. Rather than go to this trouble and expense, we suggested to Lr.Woodworth if he would cut down the trees on the west side of the 0ads we - as a County - would put in A200; the township to put in 200 to make the necessary repairs; and, should it become necessary in this work to use more money, the County would pay one half of the additional amount required. Mr.woodworth was not willing to have the trees cut down. we did not think it advisable to undertake this work with the trees standing, so nothing was done. We do not consider faVerably the suggestion to dram this portion of the road by tiling. tr George. fN:D.Ki9der. tt Moved by Bitner and seconded by Hynes that the County Treasurer be instructed to refund the 1912 and 1913 taxes paid under protest by the Nebraska Sanitarium on Lots 2,3,4 and 5, BIOCk 2, 11eartwells 'Park Addition to the City of Hastings, according to the decision of the District Court that said taxes were _ illegally assessed, and that the County Treasurer be„instructed to place the amount held under protest in the county general fund. Roll Call, all voted yea. Motion prevailed. Moved by Schlegel and seconded by Bitner that Complaint Committee be accepted and made the order of the urer be instructed to refund. the 1914 and 1915 taxesas sh 1914 and. 38 for 1915, paid. under protest by the said property not being assessable, according to a decree call, all voted Yea. Motion prevailed. the recommendation of the Board and the County Treas- ewn_en receipts .#9871 for Sanitariuffi:-on account of of District Court. Roll WEDNESDAY - NOVEMBER 3rd, 1915 9 A.M. cont. Moved. by Kidder and seconded by Schlegel that the report of appraisers appointed on Oct. 6th, 1915, to appraise the school land leased to Mrs. Mary Larsen, be accepted and made the order of the Boardf(T4NW Sea. 16-5-12). Roll call, all voted yea. Motion prevailed. * D.N.Bitner was excused by the chairman at noon. The chairman then ordered a recess until one thirty p.m. WEDNESDAY - NOVEMBER 3rd, 1915 - 1:30PI):11. Board reassembled as per adjournment. Roll call, all members present except Mr.B.1.itner. The afternoon was taken up by the Adams Cohnty Good. Roads Association. The 'minutes were then read and approved. Motion to adjourn. Carried. .... Clerk. .. . .. Deputy. -*/ )0' 04r• f• .. .• * 4 ,,''" ' , 't .;:415ilairMant• T.tiOTTI'AY - NOVEVBER 8th, 1915 - Board met as per adjournment. Roll call, all members present. Moved by Kidder and seconded by Schlegel that when this Board adjourns it does so to meet again Thursday, December 2nd, 1915. Motion prevailed. The rernainc1er of the forenoon was taken up considering bridge matters and discussing same with the Clay County Board, members of same being present at the meeting as per request. The chairman then ordered a recess until one o'clock p.m. MONDAY - Board reassembled as per recess. Roll call all members present. Moved by Kidder and seconded by Schlegel that Clay County be instructed to repair the bridge over the Blue River between section 12, Little Blue Township, Adams County, and section 7, Springranch Tovnshir, ClAay County, Adams County offering to pay one half the cost of said repairs. Roll call, all voted yea. Motion prevailed. Minutes read and approved. Motion to adjourn. Carried. ♦ •• • • ♦ • e s • s ♦ Clerk. . reputy. .. . � •1• ..�.. Chairman. Cert. 12/2/T15. T iUR°D1Y - D GIBER 2nd, 1915 - 10 A.M. Board met as per adjournment. Roll call, _all members present. Forenoon occupied with discussion of business and committee work. The chairman ordered a recess until 1:30 p.r_r. • THURSDAY - DEd ET 2nd , 19l5 - 1: 3 Board reassembled as per recess. Roll call, all members present. moved by Kidder and seconded by Hynes that the John 7.Juranek asking for the support of Edward Juranek by the reason that said Edward Juranek is not a county charge he been at any titre in the past. Motion prevailed. Moved by Benedict and seconded by Kidder that the recommendation of the ,complaint Committee be made the order of the Board andthe County Treasurer be instructed Ito spread the personal taxes on receipt ;2906 on an assessed valuation of 386 instead of !456 on account of erroneous assessment and refund the difference to J.Fairmon. Roll call, all voted yea, Motion prevailed. ,prayer of the Petition of the county, be refused for at the present time nor has The remainc? er of the afternoon was spent in auditing claims. A. recess until nine oclock a,rn, Friday, Dec. 1 FRIDAY - DRCE TBE' 3rd, 1915 - 9 Boardreassembled as per recess. Roll call, all members present. 3rd, was then taken. ii. Moved_ by Hynes anct seconded by Kidder that the recommendation of the Finance Committee be made the order of the Board and the following claims be allowed against the call, all general fund and the Clerk be instructed to draw warrints for the same Roll voted yea. Motion prevailed. J.W. Straight 324.00._, F ..L MSc Elh i.nney 8.15. PTT.`D.Kidder 42.75. ,. J0L0Hvnes 85.25 -."A.M. Clark ..... • . . . .. • • 15.80. r E.N. George 41.40. D. fl. Kitner 49.40. RFs.?'. -Benedict .... • 37.50. 0.7.0oole �:.F.Bi11 15.00. 'C.A.Kohl 49.00. F. x'.T1_11 .40. Pete Trausch 18.15. 11. H.Gartner E.F.Lil J Winfield. Ackley 7.A. Cole ........................ 14.62. Don C.Fou.tS 5.10. Chris Hansen ... .......... .......108.30., 50.69.. 2.00. 2.50. 28.00._ 30.00. 19.55. 1.50. 20.00. 10.00.` 12, 60.. 39.60. 5.00. 41.00.._. 170.65. 5.00. 1.50. 6.24. 3.50. • 15.00. • 25.00. 15.00. '15.00. 6.43. 259.08. . . 65.00. 65.00. 36.75. 24.50. P.T-TcIntosh `A. T. Mac e ......... • ... • Art Kistler ,....... P.Mcintosh Clayton Gibson Carrie Sullivan Gertrude Croft IT.R.Emberson C. H."'hitesell .......... .....w... Barrows Heartwell 'C.A. Heartwell 3.F.Schlegel ........... Janes'V.Beghtol - J. F. He iter T.A.?Cole G.A.Volland Anna Thompson ..............,... Mrs. Anna Devereaux ............. Elizabeth Hartman Minnie Stewart ...••..••••••••• 1:Trs. tF.TIcKeone .. • ........ • Dr. Frank Schaufelberger Dr. Frank achaufelberger Lincoln Tel.& Tel.co. State Journal Co. . • . • • . Nebraska.Institute for Feeble Minded Youth 3114.82. Allyn e Bissell 24.50. .t nderson;& Fairrman 2.00. Hastings Gas.._ Co. 16.24. proffitt & Lovell ............... 6.20. Blake & Sons 17.50. Hammond & Stephens 31.95. Klopp €c Bartlett 7.57. Juniata Grain & ;tock Co. 38.45. Zeigler Drug store 33.65. Nebraska:Sanitariur2 34.62. Kauf & tnderspacher 2.50. Union Meat Market 3.35. Hastings Ice Co; 22.50. Binderup Hdw. Co 17.65. Van Patten & Dorwart .•.....•••7.40. Hastings Fuel Co. 24.15. Deines Drug _.Co._ 31.80. G.H. & Faye Edgerton 9.00. & Faye Edgerton 2.00. Twidale ;hoe Co .............•13.35. A.TJ.Tors & Co. 12.00. Mason -Webb Disinfectant Co. 4.00. Sunnyside 48.00. Haynes Bros 41.15. ,olbach & Brach 24.52. H.D.' ''ebster Co. 26.80. °rH.O. Eckhardt 34.70. J.'".Eigenberg 9.50. Conrad 7alker ,Jacob Bailer ..,................. TT ?.-. lead. ••.•. • • • • • . • • . • . . • • .. . r 3.533p . • •. 33.08. 4.80. Conrad Talker 2.95. Louis Levine . 9.20. Bennet Cloyd 5.00. Lee Hagg€rd. 10.24. Henry E.Davidson .70. Henry 'E.Davidson 3.50. Dr.Floyd" Pierce 2.00. Geo.B.Fergus 2.75. G.A.Volland 5.85. 0.W.Sidlps 5.00. Coon Lumber Co. ........••.. 28.50. FRIDAY - DECEHBER3rd, 1915 - 9:A.1. cont. Moved by Bitner and seconded by Schlegel that the recommendation Finance Committee be made the order of the Board and the following claims be against the bridge fund and the Clerk be instructed.'ta draw warrants for the Roll call, all voted yea. Motion prevailed. .r The Chicago Lhr. Co. Matt ""angler 19 ♦.•,,..•....•...4w,•.50. '.u.Brown •................a•• 2.80. The Chicago'Lhr. Co. W 7. Brown • •••••••.. .•.• • 2.80 0k6on Lumber.Co. H Brown ................... 26.60. `Denman Grain & Tbr. Co. .•...• ,...••• Claude O.Brown • • • • • ........ • . 35.00. Kenesaw Farriers Lumber Co 4.00. 'Incierenci ent T�umber Co. 32.50. Hastings Foundry e Iron Works ... 57.00. Samuelson `lumber Co. 19.50. western Brick & Supply Co.' 32.00. ''extern Brick & Supply Co. 24, 00: 'Hastings Foundry & Iron Works 25.00. "J.H.`?ost Dumber Co. •..••••• ". H. Brown • • • • • • .. • ..... 1.50. Chicago Limber Co. Theo. DeWitt ...... • ...... • . • 20.00. C , Glazier 8. Son Mester Fairbanks •.•.......... 12.00. Hastings ,foundry e Iron ?forks • 30.50. Goon T,unber Co. 90.00. Bladen LlI ber CO. . • ... 5.27. '`'.Test Blue Township 17.50. ar Anderson ... E. yongson ................•.• Herbert Syring W.u,Brown •..• •• •.... •• Vern Duncan •••..••••e•....••. Joe McLaughlin ............ • .• Chas. Wheat ••..•.•.•• Arthur Kistler ••••••••••••••• r. r . Frahm . . . • •• * • * * * • • • . • ... w P.Mclntosh .....♦•.•.•••s.•••• IT. L. Hynes.. • • • . . • . . • . • . • .• • • • • • Herbert Syrinx Vern Punean Matt "jangler 12.50. Frank Pritchard ................ Ben Smith .............. •43.50. Frank 'rites .................y• 15.00. Leonard johler Fred Johler Andy Kitts • ................... 16.50. Frank °Fulveider ................ Art r.Hohlfeld 4.00. Don C.Clark ..................... 54.00. R.R.Baugh '.....................—• of the allowed same. #103.70. 10.70. 49.40. 213.75. 18.50. 31.21. 25.36. 26.40. 199.10. 25.00. 2.00. 140.97. 339.55. 17.70. 103.16. 69.38. 44.96. 3.50. 58.50. 17.50. 42.75. 33.50. 15.00. 15.00. 42.75. 18.99. 4.50. 29.00. 39.50. 4,00. 105.40. 44.60. 43.50. 107.80. 60.00. 299.70. 7.50. Chas. Gearhart ••.•••.••••••.• C.G.Schlegel .........••.••. • Arthur Beard John 'D.Lindeman Ti ou i s Buhr • • • • • • • • w • • • • • • s • • m.Reibolt •. •.•.•••.•..a. 263. mhos.Wisd om 12.00. E. TT. Ge urge 64,25. Christian Pederson ....••..•••.•• 5.40. E.FOuse .................. *...... 6.75. Hagemeyer Bros . .:.............. Jacob Drunken ••.•.•.••..•..•. 5.10. Joe Herod `.••.....••............. Harm Schmidt ****** 4.0•0000004110 3.50. Andrew Smdt Ge o.w. Gos Sard ... . • ... • . . • ... • C.A.Fohl .••..••.♦•••.••• 2.50. August Kreibe, Jr. 26.25. ?. E.'(indig Herman Valentine 44.50. Coon Lumber Co. ...•.,.••.....•.. Coon Lumber Co. .......••••..• 133.60. l.H.Bacir�zan •.•r•..•••......•.•.• • • • ♦ • ::Tovell buy Schlegel and seconder': by Gorge that the recommendation of the Finance Committee be made the order of the Board and the following claims be allowed against the motor vehicle fund and the Clerk be instructed to draw warrants for the same. Roll call, all voted yea. Motion prevailed. E. "'.uawthorne .... • • • • • • ...... 50.00. '?ay Jones ` . '45.00. Theo. Dewitt 32.50. Chas. Davis ..•......••.....•..•. 45.00. Art. Kistler ..... , .... • 40.00. Louis ^Tick 90.00. _Tans Boontjer 30.00. "'m. Hohlen 20.00. D.Smith 90.00. C.A.Welch •...................•.. 30.00. John Finnigsiier 56.00. Henry Augustine 24.00. Edgar J."'anner •..•.♦.♦.•••0•• 88.75. T.E.Gonverse ....... Moved by Kidder and seconded by Benedict that when this Board adjourns it' does so to meet ,again on Monday, December 27th, 1915, at ten o'clock a.m. Motion prevailed. .. 40.00. FRIDAY DFICITMER 3rd, 1915 - 1:30 P.T. Board reassembled as per recess. Roll call, all members present. ;roved by George and seconded by Benedict that the recommendation of the Complaint Committee be made the order of the Board and the request of H.D.Forest for refund. of ' personal taxes for the year. 1915 as shown on receipt '#2483, be not granted. Roll call all voted yea. Motion prevailed. 'loved by Schlegel and seconded by Bitner that the recommendation of the Complaint Committee be made the order of the Board and the County Treasurer be instructed to refund X18.24 village tax (kenesaw) erroneously assessed for the year 1915 and shown on receipt ;837, and to collect 50 cents additional poll tax to correct the error. Roll call, all voted yea. Motion prevailed, ':loved by Kidder and seconded by Benedict that the recommendation of the Complaint Committee be made the order_ of the Board.. sand the County Treasurer be instructed tospread the 1912 and 1913 taxes on Lots 10 and 11, Block 2, South Side Addition to the City of Hastings, as shown on receipts #9654 and '9510 respectively. on an assessed valuation, of '40 instead of 180, on account of improvements being assessed when property was vacant, anti the difference refunded to A.L.Sypult. Roll call, all voteda yea. Motion prevailed. Cert. 12/3/'1 l;3Q P.M.iX15FRIDAY - DEC ILR 3rd, cont. Moved by Benedict and seconded by Hynes that the County Treasurer be instructed to transfer 340.53 from the bridge fund to the general fund on account of error in allowing claim 158, Nov. 3rd, 1915, against the wrong fund. Roll call, all voted yea. Notion prevailed. Moved by Benedict and seconded by Hynes that W.A.1:„oodworth be appointed as Deputy Assessor for Ayr Township to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of E.N. George. Motion prevailed. Minutes read and approved. Motion to adjourn. Carried. MONDAY - DECI fl ER 27th, 1915 - 10 A.M. Board met as per adjournment. toll call, present: Benedict, Kidder, Bitner, Schlegel, Heiler. Forenoon taken up with committee work. A recess until one o'clock p.m. was then taken. MONDAY - D C E fER 27th, 1.91,5 - 1 'P.4'11. Board. reassembled as per recess. -Roll call, all members present. Moved by yic?der and seconded by Schlegel that this Board order the establish- ment of voting or polling districts in conformity with the provisions of an ordinance (TT0. 505) adopted by the mayor and cotuncit of the city of Hastings December 13th, 1915. Holl call, all voted. yea. ;;Motion prevailed. ?:loved by Benedict and seconded by George that the County Treasurer be instructed Cert. to spread the personal tax as shown on receipt ,'3742 for the year 1915, in School District 12/27/'15. 41 instead of District #1, on account of error in assessment. and refund the difference to Eric Seyler. Holl call, all voted yea. Motion prev4'i ecd . Moved by Benedict and seconded by Bitner that the Road and Bridge Committee be i_nstructeci to investigate the three claims_ of Clay,County for repairs and construction expense" of county line bridges between Sec. 18,"Springranch Township, Clay County, and i Sec . 13, TAttle Blue Township, Adams County, aM between Sec. 7, Springranch Township. !Clay County, and Sec. 12, Little Blue Township, Adams County, respectively, and also to !procure a deed from4P.Gartner for the rewired amount„of ground to change the road at. the south end of the bridge Holl call, yeas- Benedict, Hynes, Bitner, George, Schlegel, ,Heiler. nay- Kidder. Motion prevailed. Cert. 12/27/'15. 12 Roved by Rinner and seconded by George tha the recommendation of the Complaint Committee be made the order of the Board anti the County Treasurer be instructed to eytenci personal tax 48 shown on receipt '14279 forthe year 1915, on an assessed value . nom... of 140 instead of 154.0, on account of double assessment, and refund the difference to Trausch Bros. 'Roll call, all voted yea. Motion prevailed. Moved by Schlegel and seconded by Kidder that the re t ommend.at i on , of the Complaint Committee be read e the order of the Board and the County Treasurer be instructed ert. 0' 00t �ndstrect les onste�asse SSed vsluatien of 88, as shown on tax receipt #4519, in oto extend the taffies on 44 assessed v ?7/ 15. S P l District 3 and, Kenesaw village, on account of the same being erroneously assessed in Dist. 13 and the village, and to refund the difference to L.Berg• 'Roll call, all voted yea. Motion prevailed. The chairman then ordered a recess until nine o' clock a.m. Tuesday, Dec. 28th. TUESDAY DECEMBER 28th, Board reassembled as per recess. Roll call. all members present. 915 - 9 A.M. Moved by Kidder and seconded by Hynes that the recommendation of the -Finance Committee be made the order of the Board an the following claims be allowed against the general fund and the Clerk instructed to draw warrants for the same. Roll call, all voted yea. ITotion prevailed. 51.79., Allyn & -Bissell 7?'23.50. 26.05. Pickens & Bratton 10.00. 38.40.59.50. Co•,59.50. .,. 2.0.00. Simmering &Reynolds 25.00. TF 2.85. .D '7ebs`ter 0o• .. •.. • 16.95. 10.00. v.olhach � Brach •... 11.09. H.B.Huck_feldt ...•......•........ 25.00• Van Patten & Dorwart 4.30. D.D.Devore ...................... 25.00. ,G.H. Fare Edgerton 4.05. F R. A. ickens 25.00. X. II. & Faye 'dgert on 1.10. 'G.A.Cope .... ..... ....•...... 3.00. Dr. r.J.3chaufelberger 8.50. Mrs. McKeone .................,.. 20.00. The Colu.rnhis Carbon Co. 28,00. J.F•H'eiler ........•............. 32.00. Verona Grain P Lumber Co. •4.3• BI.Si_mms ...• •.•... •........•• 5.15. B.P.Schlegel 14.60. .Minnie Stewart .......... ....... 9.00• Byers Lumber Co. •••••.. • ......• 8.00. T,ouis Hoffman ........ • .. • ....... 18.00. Stein Bros. Co. 9.50. A.TI.Clark17.00. E.P.Hubbard 16.70, 83.65. 71.38• r Jacob Bauer ••••••••••••••••••••• 'C.V.Langevin •1•••• e•••.......• N.D.Ki.dder ..•••.•••.•••...••..•. Henry Bauer .•••••.•••••••••••••• Chris Hansen ••••......•••••••.•• C.H.Hudson ....... 0114,41410 ........ 100.00. L1op} & Bartlett go. .. .F.Button ..... • • • .........q.... 119.32. Iiastings ?ai1J Tribune T.F.Button ..•......•.•••.••.••.•26.18. stein Bros. Co ... ....... ••.••••. 3.70. _... �. _ D.TT. Bi tner ........... • • .• . • • • . • • 14.50. ITehraska Sanitarium. • • ...... . . 49.57. F 7 Benedct .........•.,..,•,•.. 48.00. C•B.0c ?•;?,vo. ,.. ......•.•.. 3.04. 2.94. .82. 54.50. 12.83• P.IMcTntosh .:...•••..•••••.• ••. 108. 3. Lincoln_mel. & Tel.Co •••••••••• 16.05. Zion Tnstltutions & Industries.. 69.75 Remington Typewriter Co. H.F.Favinger •••••••..•.. 28.22. 'the university Publishing Co.... H,F•Favinger, •...••.. ,Chris Hansen .......... 4,4443,4:-:,=4444441 Notified 12/28/15. Oert. 12/28/15. TUESDAY DECEMBER 28th, 1915:_ 9 A.M. Faxon Tatson 1.10. Henry J.Miller Charles nick ********* 1.10. J . J. 0 onxioughy Mike Tholl 1.10. Mabel Fvans' ...00PS,' ****000000040 0 Harry R.Ball 1.40. E•F*-Ervaay ..•............•..... Frank Maddock 1.40. -f.J.Bobbitt J.D.Goudy 1.40. A.E.Birasall .••.•..........,.. Mrs. M.2.7mberson 1.10. E.E.7ilkinSbn ...0000004.0.000..0 Amos c_Itafford ******** *000004** 1.10. Charles Davey ................... 7alter Livingston ***** ......0* 1.10. T.A.Cole ....................04.00 Robert Carter 1.10. . .Calbreath ................... 9..70pkins 1.10. M.R.Embersok .................... Dr. S..Hopkins . * . * • • 25.00. G.A.Vollana ,..................... Dr. C.B.Calbreath 25.00. Y.T.Shaw .. ***** 00040440 ******** 0 Moved by Kidder and seconded by Schlegel that the recommendation of the Finance (,",ommittee be mace the order of the noard 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 Prevailed. Hall County ..... *** . * ........:382.08. Byers number Co. 000•400saA0 *** 0 * 4) 74.00. 4.50. Hastings Foundry & Iron 7orks ... .25. John neighfiela . ** .. * 39.50. Hastings 7612ndry & Iron 7orks ... .25. John Hemberger 6.00. Henry nhillins 4.00. Harvey -P.Jones * .. * .......... • • 5.00* Sohn Lawrence .000#04.11.00000.110•410041 1050. 4,e* ra 1,en cgt-rrii 0 All•11.1,1 • . . 50 Dic/„. ,Teye • 1.25. •0. en ******* ..... .... 5. . , j 41.41,00,00•416010.0O *** 0 * 000 Dick Heye •••• ******* ••••••••. 19.95. cont. 1.10. 1.10. 1.10. 1.40. 1.40. 1.40. 1.10. 1.10. 1.10. 1.10. 19.00. 42.50. 15.60. moved by Kidder an seconded by Hynes that the recommendation of the Finance Committee be made the araer of the Board_ and the claim of Geo.Hahn for 34.00, be disallowed. Roll call, all voted yea. Motion prevatlea-•--- The chairman then ordered a recess until one thirty o'clock p.m. TUESDAY - DECEMBER 28th, 1916 - 1:30 P.M. Board reassembled as per recess. Roll call, all members present. moved by 7idaer and Seconded, by Hynes tha when this Board adjourns it does so to meet again on Thursdair, January 6th, 1916, at ten o'clock a.m. Motion prevailea. Moved by Kidder and seconded. by George that the recommendatiPn of the 1Complaint Committee be mafte.:the Order of the Board to extend the personal tax of A.P.Kiehi for the ye 310 instead Of 355 as shown on taxreceirit4 4535 Roll call, all voted yea. Motion prevailed. Minutes read anA approved. Motion to adjourn. Carried. ana the County Treasurer be instructed ar 1915 on an assessed valuation of on account of erroneous assessment. •• .... Deputy. Chairman.