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County Commissioners Proceedings
McCook Neb Sept 6th 1910
The board of county commissioners
met pursuant to adjournment Pres
ent C B Gray F S Lofton and Ed
ward Sughroue county commission
ers and Chas Skalla county clerk
The minutes of the meetings held
August 23rd and 24th were read and
on motion approved
A motion was made by Lofton that
the resignation of Dr J A Toren
as county physician 3rd district be
accepted The roll call was ordered
and resulted as follows Yea Lofton
Sughroue Gray 3 Motion declared
carried
A motion was made by Sughroue
seconded by Lofton that Dr S C
Beach be appointed as county phy
sician for the 3rd district S western
precincts of county to fill vacancy
at a rate of 50 cents a mile for
country calls and 100 for city calls
Motion carried unanimously
A motion was made by Sughroue
that the McCook Republican be de
signated as the paper to print the
1910 delinquent tax list The roll
call was ordered and resulted as
follows Yea Lofton Gray Sughroue
3 Motion declared carried
On instruction the clerk was in
structed to notify the Nebraska Tele
hone Co not to charge any toll bills
to the county nor present any for
payment but to collect from each of
ficer individually all tolls for calls
from his office the officers to in
clude such tolls that should be paid
by county in their expense account
bill
On motion the county clerk was in
structed to strike from the 1905 1906
and 1907 tax lists the unpaid taxes
of a tract of land in miscellaneous
Indianola city of the Lincoln Land Co
for the reason that an error was
made in the assessment of said tract
in 1905 The amounts to be stricken
from the respective tax lists are as
follows 1905 21S 1906 214 1907
206 total 63S
A motion was made by Lofton that
the claim of H C Higgins of 30150
for jailor fees be rejected The
roll call was ordered and resulted as
follows Yea Lofton Gray 2 nay
Sughrouel Motion was declared car
ried
The following claims were audited
and allowed and the clerk was in
structed to draw warrants on the re
spective funds in payment thereof as
follows
Commissioner district No 1
W T Clark road work 29 00
P W Johnston road work 22 00
Roy Lofton road work 13 25
Commissioner district No 2
M Fossen road work 6 00
Clarence Hill- road work
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210 K Main Blick 433
Henry Vontz road work 7 50
Wm Barber road work 1 50
Frank Blake road work 9 75
Frank Hill road work 10 00
Herbert ritchfield road work 6 75
Commissioner district No 3
Roy Lofton road work 2 50
Roy Lafferty road work 18 25
A Wagy road work 3 75
Wiess Kummer road work 1 75
Roy Lofton road work 2 SO
W T Clark road work 19 10
H N Rosebush balance on
concrete bridges 10 00
Lee Arnett 2 corrugated steel
Road district No 1 North Valley
precinct
Sam Murphy road work 24 00
P D Brooks road work 33 00
Lucian Harte road work 25 50
Elmer Turpin road work 22 50
A E Jennings road work 12 00
F M Jennings road work 45 25
Wm Burton 2 00
Chas Ginther road work 2 00
Road district No 3 Fritsch pre
cinct
Thomas Earl road work 12 00
Clarence Hill road work 22 50
Frank Blake road work 13 50
Frank Hill road work 17 50
Henry Vontz road work 10 50
Tom Taylor road work 3 00
Road district No 6 Perry precinct
Henry Corcoran road work 31 50
George Traphagan road work 30 75
Martin Doyle road work 25 50
Road district No 9 Indianola pre
cinct
F A Puckett road work 36 00
Road district No 11 Tyrone pre
cinct
N O Lundstrom road work 12 79
Alfred Lundstrom road work 9 S3
Bert Walton road work 3 00
Chas Bennet road work 2 G6
Tom Sammons road work 6 00
Road district No 17 Gerver pre
cinct
James Ward road work IS 00
Road district No 19 Beaver pre
cinct
Wayne I Iethcote road work 24 00
W R Miles road work G 00
Road district No 20 Lebanon pre
cinct
Lester Childers road work 3 00
F W McCashland road work 26 00
M L Scarrow road work 3 00
E M Pennington road work 3 00
Frank Anderson road work 3 00
A J McCart road work 6 00
Perry Barker road work 7 50
Willis Short road work 3 00
P W McCashland road work S 00
H T Horton road work 3 00
Rob Horton road work 3 00
F A Gay road work 1 50
F W McCashland freight on
grader 15 30
And on the county genenfl fund
levy of 1910 as follows
Hammond Stephens Co sup
plies to county superinten
dent 54 S5
State Journal Co primary
election poll books and sup
plies 151 23
State Journal Co canvass
covers 2 50
P M Kimmell stationery and
printing 19 50
S N Wilson livery county
board of health
Cedar Bluffs Lbr Co lumber
McCook Electric Co light for
AUtJUSL
Barnett Lumber Co lumber
ene uounty ot neu wiinu 11
State of Nebraska to raise
2 50
44 90
5 41
13 03
H G Phelps Com Co rein
forced steel 15 00
W B Whittaker transporta
tion pauper
M Mathes janitor August
4G
30 00
Dr J A Toren salary Co
physician July and August
1910 16 07
Elizabeth Bettcher allowance
for corn show 100 00
Elizabeth Bettcher salary
August 1910 Co superinten
dent 100 00
L JL Higgins salary Aug
ust 1910 sheriff 100 0C
L M Higgins boarding prison
ers and expenses August 16 1C
L M Higgins expenses and
postage 2nd quarter 1910
claimed 1545 allowed at 16 10
C B Gray commissioner ser
vices
P S Lofton commissioner
services and mileage
Edward Sughroue commission
er services and mileage
6 00
30 00
22 00
On motion the board adjorned to
meet September 12 1910
C B GRAY Chairman
Attest
CHA3 SKALLA County Clerk
expenses of such poor house said 1 change
tax to bo levied for the year 1911 oi
ly and at the rate 01 thrco mills o
each dollar of the assessed valuation
of the taxable property of said cour
ty which three mills shall be in add
lion to tre taxes which said Hoar
of Equalization its authorized to lev
for county purposes to wit oie do
lar and fifty cents per one hundre
dollars valuation of the property c
jaid county
Said prorofiCcn as submitted 0
ho ballots to bo
Vote for One
or a three mill tax for a poor
house -
Against a three mill tax for a
poor house
Submitted and authorized by the
3oard of County Conunissocrs o
the County of Red Willow in the
State of Nebraska this 12th day o
September A D 1910
THE BOARD OF COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS OF THE
COUNTY OP RED WILLOW
IN THE
STATE OP NEBRASKA
By C B Gray Chairman
Attest
CHAS SKALLA County Clerk
iSeaij
Be it further resolved that the
Jounty Clerk of said county plact
said proposition in the form above
lesfe nated upon the ballots to be
ised at the said general election for
the year 1910
Thcreuron it was moved by Sugh
oue that the resolution as road he
adopted and spread at large upon the
record of the proceedings of the
county commissioners of said county
A roll call was ordered and re
sulted as follows Yea Sughroue
Gray 2 Nay None Absent and
not voting Lofton
It appearing that all members pres
ent voted for said resolution th
McCook Neb Sept 12 1910 triereuron
same was dulv dG2iarpf
The board of county carried
met pursuant to ad jour meat -
the county clerk vas m
1 T Mn ji 11 ui ct I
D- auu - 0 rrnd copies of the No
roue county commissio cs and Utfc
Ci Electioil to all
Skalla county clerk
J six newsja s o 10 cm nty and re
Mr Sughroue introduced the
liiit
uem lG otice for
lowing resolution j six io u hliiUlA o ilh he jast
Whereas it requires the annual iisue in September cMnb Jiey
levying of a tax of about fifteen mills
agrce to publisli zaii legai otice at
on each dollar ot the asuLed
J ealf tfle logj late aa1 f they
tion of all the taxable of
oiicr m nii fni t jii i
uh -v n jive j jiiiinou nw
iaie a such fibres the clrk s ail
paper to publish said no-
UUBUl lo mrL a uie e for iour weeks at the legal rate
penses or saiu county wnicn am
has Already been levied for the ye
1910 and will probably be required
to meet the necessary expenses of
said county during the year 1911 and
Whereas we find that it requires
about one mill of the for each
year to furnish county relief to the
poor of said county for the period of
one year and it is our belief that a
tax of three mills on each dollar of
the assessed laluation o the tax
able property of said coanty for the
year 1911 in addition tc all other
taxes will create a fund sufJicieLt to
purchase land erect and furnish
buildings thereon suitable for a poor
culverts 40 10 house and to put into operation and
defray the actual expenses of such
poor house said tax to be levied for
the year 1911 only and at the rate
of three mills on each dollar of the
assessed valuation of the taxable
property of said county which three
mills shall be in addition to the
taxes which the board of equalization
of said county is authorized to levy
for county purposes to wit one dol
lar and fifty cents per one hundred
dollars valuation of the property of
said count j and
Be it further resolved that an elec
tion be called and ordered to be held
on the Sth day of November A D
1910 between the hours of eight o
clock a m and six oclock p m of
said day at the voting places in the
several voting precincts of said coun
ty where the general election for
the year 1910 shall be holden said
election to be for the purpose of sub
mitting to the qualified voters of said
county a proposition to vote a spe
cial tax which proposition shall be
and notice of said election shall be
given and published in the words
and figures as follows to wit
NOTICE OF SPECIAL TAX ELEC
TION
Notice is hereby given to the qual
ified electors of the County of Red
Willow in the State of Nebraska that
upon the order of the Board of Coun
ty Commissioners of the County of
Red Willow in the State of Nebraska
an election will be held on the eighth
day of November A D 1910 be
tween the hours of eight oclock a m
and six oclock p m of said day at
the voting places in the several vot
ing precincts of said county where
the general election for the year 1910
shall be holden for the purpose of
voting on the following proposition
which is hereby submitted to the qual
ified electors of said count- to wit
Shall the Board of Equalization of
the County of Red Willow in the State
of Nebraska levy a tax for the year
1911 for the purpose of creating a
fund with which to purchase land
erect and furnish buildings thereon
suitable for a poor house and to put
into operation and defray the actual
Iu following claims were audited
ana alio c and the clerk was in
structed to draw warrants en the re
spective funds in paj meat of same
as follows
Commissioner district No 1
W T Clark repairing bridge 2 00
Commissioner district No 3
W T Clark road work 12 00
Road district No 14 Valley Grange
precinct
G E Zimmerman road work
Carl Scluetz road work
Lolnh Bowers road work
Fraik Dadek road work
S 0
I 50
3 00
3 00
and on the county general fund levy
of 1910 as follows
Nebraska Telephone Co toll
county board of heaita
Nebraska Telephone Co Sep
tember rentals
E G Caine Co coal Mrs
Vandervoort
E G Caine Co lumber
U G Etherton printing road
notice No 439
Edward Sughroue advanced
freight oa grader and re
pairs
C Naden advanced freight on
scrapers
J C Moore postage and ex
press July and August 1910
University Publishing Co sup
plies to county superintend
ent
Chas D Ritchie services for
drawing up special tax no
tice
C E Eldred canvassing
board 2 days recounting bal
lots
Francis Colfer canvassing
board 2 days recounting bal-
Chas Skalla canvassing
board 2 days recounting bal
lots
I 0
19 25
S 50
107 8
01
17 S
li
5 76
11 25
25 00
4 00
4 00
4 00
On motion the board adjourned sin
die
C B GRAY Chairman
Attest
CHAS SKALLA County Clerk
The next regular session of the
county board will begin on the first
Tuesday in October October 4 as
required by law
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Im a toiler in lifes vineyard
wrote a Buffalo poet and the linotype
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LARGEST GAME FISH
Tht Tuna Sometimes Attaint a Weight
of 2000 Pounds
Charles Frederick Holder ihe Cali
fornia naturalist thus describes that
remarkable lish the rtmu The tuna
is a pelagic Hsh a ris lance an ocean
rover a sort of swiiKurlni inusketctT
of the sea the largest or what may in
termed tin game or hony listies at
Mining a maximum weight or uearlv
2000 pounds and an approximate
length of touriLLu reel or more Sin li
a tisu is very exceptional though
specimens weighing lf00 pounds tnive
beeu takeu on the New England const
I once entered a school of such tunas
iu the Santa Cataliua channel in a big
launch 1lie school divided to port
and starboard as we passed through
it and I had a view ot one or two
lisbes that appeared to be more than
halt as long as the boat
These fishes spend the winter iu
warm latitudes and migrate north as
far as the mouth or the SL Lawrem e
They are found in the Mediterranean
aod north to the Loftodcn island yet
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Santa Cataliua have railed to take
them with the rod Even here there
is a stretch of but eight miles or so
viicre thev can be satisfactorily play
tj and taken with rod and reel
This region IUs on the north side
or Santa fnialiiia from Avalon to
Long point and to the east as many
more taciug the north aid generally
smooth more lik a Scottish loch than
a ishing ground twenty miles out at
sea Chicago News
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Tricks That Are Invoked to Make the
Meeting Bloodless
A French paper ha been describing
the various eontrivauces to insure pis
to duels ending in coffee for two A
favorite trick it seems is to use pro
jevtihs that look like ordinary lead bul
lets but crumble to pieces when tired
Iu more serious cases bullets are used
of smaller caliber than the pistol thus
lessening their penetrating power
Sometime- the wad is intentionally
left out so that when the duelists fae e
each other with the pistols held down
ward the bullets roll out In many
e ases bullets of the right caliber are
used but only with a third of the
proper powder charge so that they are
practically harmless A variation of
this rrick is to load with a double pow
der charge which also causes the bul
lets to go wide of the mark This how
ever is dangerous to the spectators
Again well meaning seconds some
times use the right bullets and the
right charge but stiffen the triggers so
that the extra pressure causes the bul
lets to go wide Perhaps the mosr
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titled with a ort of secret safety
vane u iiit li open i when the weapon
is 10 iibd mi iliai the bullet drops out
oni the powder charge remains
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