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SUPERVISORS PROCEEDINGS.
O’Neill Neb., Feb. 1, 1921, 10 a. m.
Hoard met pursuant to adjourr
ment. All members present. Cal'..;
to order by chairman.
Minutes of January 11, 12, 13, l
15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, ajid 22, 192
read and approved.
Board went into executive sessic
with County Attorney eoneemin
bonds of township officers which wei
not filed in time, and it was the opinic
ef the County Attorney that the ofl
ces were vacant and would have to be
filled by appointment. ]
At 12 o’clock, noon, on motion board
adjourned until ’ o’clock p. m. .
W. T. HAYES, Chairman.
E. F. PORTER, Clerk.
O’Neill, Neb., Feb. 1, 1921, 1 p. m.
Board met pursuant to adjourn- '
ment. All members present. Called
to order by chairman.
Mr. Chairman: I would respectfully
move you that Mrs. Roxie Searls of
Stuart be granted an allowance of .
$20.00 per month for three months,
February, March and April, 1921, for ,
the support of herself and family. 1
L. E. SKIDMORE.
L. C. McKIM.
Motion carried. 1
Informal ballot being taken for •
Highway Commissioner resulted as '
follows:
Johnson, 1; Watson, 3; Sullivan, 2: ,
Hubbard, 1.
First formal ballot resulted as fol- 1
lows:
Johnson, 2; Watson, 3; Sullivan, 2: *
No choice.
Second formal ballot resulted as fol- 1
lows:
Johnson, 1; Watson, 4; Sullivan, 2. .
Chairman declared Watson elected, j
The following claims were audited
and on separate motion allowed on j
General fund:
Opal Ashley, Jan. 1921 salary $80.00 ]
C. C^Bergstrom, Jan. salary .. 83.83
Anna Donohoe, Jan. salary . .. 168.33 ,
Sarah Harte, Jan. salary. 80.00 ‘
Elja McCullough, Jan. salary.. 90.00
Loretta Sullivan, Jan. salary 70.00
E. F. Porter, Jan. salary . 166.66 ’
Anna Donohoe, expenses, Jan. 36.64 '
C. C. Bergstrom, Jan. exp. 40.00 j
E. F. Porter, expenses .x.. 2.68
On motion the following official ,
’ ends were approved:
Constable— ,
Earl Blinn. Atkinson City. ,
Justice of the Peace—
^rnplipp Tpmnomn
Road Overseer, Dist. No. 28—
Joseph E. Judge, Sheridan Twp.
Highway Commissioner—
Fred C. Watson, Holt County.
L. G. Lambert presented his report
on Soldiers’ Relief and same was ap- ,
proved as per record in Soldiers’ Re
lief Record.
At 5 o’clock, p. m., on motion board .
adjourned until Feb. 2, 1921, at 9
o’clock a. m.
W. T. HAYES, Chairman.
E. F. PORTER, Clerk. ’
O’Neill, Neb., Feb. 2. 1921, 9 a. m.
Board met pursuant to adjourn- i
ment. All members present. Called 1
to order by chairman. !
' Mr. Chairman: I would respectfully .
move that the printing of the Super- ,
visors Proceedings be awarded to <
People’s Advocate, The O’Neill Fron- 1
tier and The Stuart Advocate at one .
third of the legal rates divided by the ]
three papers. Also that all legal 1
notices be printed in a news paper <
printed in the locality where such ]
notice is to be given.
J. V. JOHNSON. (
L. E. SKIDMORE.
Same carried.
Board devoted the rest of the fore- ]
noon to auditing claims.
At 12 o’clock, noon, on motion board <
adjourned until 1 o’clock p, m.
W. T. HAYES, Chairman. ]
E. F. PORTER, Clerk.
O’Neill, Neb., Feb. 2. 1921, 1 p. m.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment. All members present. Called 1
to order by chairman. <
On separate motion the following
' claims were allowed on the General
fund:
Frank J. Bruner, election claim $4.20
. Chambers Band, election claim 15.00
! Mable McKenna, election clai m 4.20 1
Geo. Bay, election claim . 3.60 '
> J. J. McDermott, election claim 3.60
, Mrs. J. J. Hammond,
election claim . 4.20 1
W. J. Jones, election claim . 6.00 .
William C. Hudson, Dist. Court
claim, Benjamin case . 10.40 I
j Henry Butterfield, Dist. Court
[ claim, Udey case . 3.96 .
I J. H. McIntosh, Dist. Court claim,
, Udey case . 3.20
. Harry Bowen, Dist. Court claim,
t Bailiff . 21.00
5 Lewis Chapman, Jan.
expense acct. . 9.86 1
Harry Bowen, Jan. salary . 110.00
Ida Chapman. Jan. saluary . .. 50.00
* Peter W. Duffy, Jan. salary
■ | and expenses . 160.00
J Frank Lancaster, Jan. Salary
‘ | and expenses .. 266d)0
8 Port. Shoemnker, drive with
Corntv Supervisors . 4.00
8 Tra II Moss, expenses Jan. 3.25
r W. F. Finley, medical and
8 Inmic: t services . 51.00
•1 I co Bressler, Mdse, for
John Boyer . 12.00
J. J Shortfall Mdse furnished
Clinton & Fmery Herrick .... 29.30
I . C . T ambert. services Soldiers’
Relief Board 1920 . 50.00
A. D. Havens, services Soldiers’
- Relief Board, 1920 . 50.00
d J P. Golden, maps . 2.50
Mayfield & Masters drayage . .. ,50
l> Milwaukee Dustless Brush Co.,
1) 1 No. 14 floor brush . 6.50
Warner & Sons, hardware, etc. 6.20
n Hanford Produce Co., Dec, Its. 46.60
g C. J. Malone. Fil & Rec.
e 3 Sup. Bonds . 8.00
n C. J. Malone, stamps, etc. . 5.25
>- C. J. Malone, report of
marriages, 1920 . 3.99
. N. Boggs, supplies for Chas.
Reynolds . 22.50
fohn L. Quig, Dec. house rent
Chas. Clark . 22.00
ieardon Bros., medicine and
drugs Clark and Springer .... 18.26
Atkinson Mill & Light Co., sup
plies Amo family . 19.90
j. L. Harding, setting glass .... 1.50
’eter Duffy, expenses . 12.63
Northwestern Bell Tel. Go.,
phone service . 38.81
d. C. H. Barney, Med. services
Kent Rakes . 20.00
3eth Noble, Coal for Co.,
Springer and Clark. 216.45
On separate motion the following
laims were allowed on the Road fund:
W .Abbott, salary patrol.... $120.00
V. B. Hubbard, salary patrol
rent and freight... 125.00
Vm. Hershiser, salary patrol.. 120.00
W. Porter, salary patrol .... 120.00
Denzel Snyder, salary patrol
one-half mo. and labor . 68.00
f. E. Sanders, 18 days work
Jan. 2 Patrolman . 83.00
i. E. Calvert, hauling 6
loads gravel .!. 12.00
Vm. E. Gatz, drives . 13.30
’’rank Howard, blacksmithing 80.35
1. U. Hubbard, as Highway
Commissioner . 95.75
lutual Oil Co., gasoline. 36.30
I. V. Matousek, gas, etc.f 9.20
D’Neill Motor Co., Hdw.
and Exp. 112.60
Seth Noble, lumber . 2.65
•'red Primus, work on South
Fork bridge . 16.00
!. L. Quig, Feb. garage rent 30.00
L L. Quig, Jan. g&rage rent.... 30.00
>. A. Scholotman, labor. 4.75
3erry Saisor, labor on South
rorK image . iu.ua
3. C. Van Briggle, blacksmith
ing . 14.25,
Varner & Sons, Hardware 11.46j
Valter Wyant, livery to Dry
Creek bridge .2.40
3. J. Murphy, labor on Federal
road . 150.00
At 5 o’clock, p. m., on motion board
tdjourned until Feb. 3, 1921,'at 9 a. m.
W. T. HAYES, Chairman.
E. F. PORTER, Clerk.
I'Neill, Neb., Feb. 3, 1921, 9 a. m.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
nent. All members present. Called
o order by chairman.
On separate motion the following
lr is were allowed on the Bridge
und:
. li. Reimers . $ 4.90
. II. Reimers . 3.50
leo. Crawford . 18.50
lugh L. James . 12.00
lophus Peterson . 30.00
. H. Reimers . 18.00
. H. Reimers . 5.60
I. W. Sanders . 18.00
Valrath & Sherwood . 6.90
ohn Grof . 4.50
lauer Henry Lbr. Co. .. 32.20
\ J. Brady . 10.00
n'owell Lbr. & Grain Co.1157.40
t. Moon . 19.00
ohn A. Robertson. 22.00
3. W. Stewart. 22.00
/anzandt Bros. 52.80
ohn Timmermans . 15.00
’eter Egger .,. 17.00
On separate motion the following
laims were allowe'd on the Road
dragging fund:
3urt Besey . $22.00
l. W. Chase. 3.50
r. A. Coufal . 35.00
d. G. French .* 7.60
d. J.Gonderinger. 38.50
). N. Hendricks . 11.20
r. E. Hickey. 20.00
i'red Jansen. 26.60
-ouis Luben . 21.00
i. II. Murray . 21.00
L W. Meyer . 21.00
m'uuuaiu . i».w
Dhris Nelson . 18.00
Mphonso Olberding . 2.00
2. A. Steskal . 3.00
3. K. Spence . 19.00
rohn Timmermans . 8.80
lalph Tubbs . 64.76
kelson Whitnell . 61.00
Dean Cole .. 12.40
fohn A. Carson . 22.60
Harry Daws . 7.20
2. H. Fundus ... 4.60
2. II. Fundus . 4.00
Henry Hutcheson . 10.60
?. V. Hickey . 63.00
D. A. Kilpatrick . 12.00
21mer Lee . 9.60
it. Moon . 34.00
f. E Montgomery . 17.50
L. C. MeKim, Jr. 1.60
[?rank Oberle . 12.75
\llan Pruyn . 20.00
August H. Smith . 16.00
\ugust H. Smith . 12.00
3. T. Thompson . 15.00
fohn Vinzenz . 11.00
. ere allowed in sums stated:
J. B. Mellor. claim of $124.
allowed in sum of . $ 68.00
I. A Thramer. claim of $12.90;
allowed in sum of . 10.90
J. M Carson, claim of $20.00;
allowed in sum of . 17.80
rom Crowe, claim of $18.00;
allowed in sum of . 14.40
On motion the claim of Oscar Kith
ley for $8.00 was rejected.
At 12 o’clock, noon, on motion board
adjourned until 1 o’clck p. m.
W. T. HAYES, Chairman.
E. F. PORTER, Clerk.
O’Neill, Neb., Feb. 3, 1921, 1 p. m.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment. All members present. Called
to order by chairman.
On motion the petition of John
SVenner and others to change the lo
lation of the State Road south from
Atkinson was denied.
The following is the list of names
from which to select a jury for the
March term of District court:
First District—
Cleveland—A. G. Chenoweth, Stuart,
Doleman—Ralph Cobum, Phoenix.
Dustin—Geo. Post, Sr., Dustin.
Pleasant View—E. F. Barnes,Atkinson
Rock Falls—Joe Stein, O’Neill.
Sand Creek—Joe Hendrick, Atkinson.
Saratoga—Ray Cobum, Phoenix.
Second District—
Shields—Lew Knapp, O’Neill.
Shields—Tom Donohoe, O’Neill.
Paddock—Steve Hicks, Agee.
Paddock—Jim Crowley, Agee.
Scott—Frank Oberle, Opportunity.
Steel Creek—Grant Alder,Opportunity
iVillowdale—E. J. Grenier, Opportu
nity.
iowa—Tom Roche, Page.
Iowa—C. A. Grass, Page,
fhird District—
Drattan—Frank Bain, O’Neilll.
Drattan—Frank Barrett, O’Neill.
Drattan—Wm. Mather, O’Neill.
Drattan—Fred Vitt, O’Niell.
Drattan—J. D. Kelley, O’Neill.
Drattan—E. A. Graham, O’Neill.
Drattan—J. B. Mellor, O’Neill.
Fourth District—
Deloit—Ernest Cracher, Ewing.
Deloit—Joe Weibel, Ewing.
Verdigris—Fred Cronk, Page.
Verdigris—Mark Howard, Page.
Dolden—J. A. Boies, Stafford.
Dolden—L. D. Montgomery, Ewing.
Ewing—M. A. Swain, Ewing.
Ewing—Frank Mitchell, Ewing.
Ewing—Nels Nelson, Ewing.
Fifth District—
Dhambers—Wm. Gleed, Chambers.
Chambers—J. H. Simpson, Chambers.
Donley—Chas. Fauquier, Jr., Bliss.
(Continued on page 8.)
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