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EMMET ITEMS
Joe Winkler was transacting busi
ness in O’Neill, Saturday.
Frankie Fritton was attending to
business matters in Emmet Thursday
afternoon.
Mrs. Mary Beckwith and children
attended the Memorial Day services
in Atkinson, Friday.
Walter Rouse went on a fishing
trip to Swan Lake last week. Reports
are that he took along plenty of
angle worms for the hungry fa sir
Miss Margaret Cudy is a new clerk
in the McGinnis store at Emmet.
Miss Cuddy graduated from the
O’Neill public school last week; she
is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wra.
Cuddy.
Mrs. Krska, accompanied by Velma
went to Rapid City, Sunday to get
her youngest daughter who has been
visiting at that place for some time.
Mrs. Krska is the wife of the Emmet
depot agent; they are new residents
in Emmet.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Beckwith and
daughter Myrlen left for Scotts Bluff
early Thursday morning and arrived
there late that evening. They report
a fine trip and good roads. Mr. and
Mrs. Vem Beckwith are farming
Ralph’s place this summer.
Mildred Robinson, Margaret
Harshfield, Hazel Milner, Eileen Fro
hart, Charles Chase and Harold Seg
er stopped in Emmet, Thursday on
their return trip from O’Neill. Eileen,
Harold and Charles are members of
the Atkinson Baml that played for
the eighth grade graduation exercis
es at O’Neill, Thursday.
SUPERVISOR’S PROCEEDINGS
(Continued from page 2)
would cross said section highway un
der said bridge and follow its natur
al course immediately to the north
of said bridge and would travel in a
northeast direction where it would
empty in the Elkhorn river in sec
tion 26 m the township and range
aforesaid.
That by doing this, it will prevent
great and further damage being done
to the undersigned persons and in all
probability will save and prevent a
multiplicity of law suits for damage
that naturally follow the changing of
the course of said stream and we re
spectfully request that you take im
mediate action in this matter so as
to avoid these things.
Respectfuly yours,
Paul Dohman
Adam Dohman
Walter F. Callan
P. F. Morgan
John Morgan
Mrs. E. Bauman
John Laible
On motion board decided to go as a
committee of the whole to view the
condition as reported by the above
petition and report later.
On motion the insurance policy of
the Mercantile Insurance Co. for
$2,000 for court house Rnd contents,
was approved.
3:30 p. m.; Board decided to go to
Inman to view a bridge and road
south of Inman, and adjourned until
May 2, 1930 at 9 o’clock a. m.
John Sullivan, E. F. Porter,
Chairman Clerk
O’Neill, Neb., May 2, 1930
9 o’clock a. m.
Holt County Board met pursuant
to adjournment; all members pres
ent. Board called to order by the
chairman.
Minutes for May 30, 100 read and
approved.
The following claims were audited
and approved and on motion allowed
on the general fund:
Frank P. Wilson _ 10.00
York Blank Book Co. _ 10.00
Frank P. Wilson ___ 5.73
J. S. White . 18.00
Wilson Drug Co._ 6.15
Western Hotel _ 4.80
K. L. Paxton 2.80
Fay H. Pollock 20.00
J. P. Protovinsky _ 45.62
Seth Noble _ 165.54
Nye, Jenks Grain Co. 8.30
Thos. S. Mains . 11.00
P. W. McGinnis 15.10
R. R. Morrison _ 13.20
B. F. Kissinger . 22.00
Mrs. S. A. Horiskey . 57.69
Minnie L. Hough . 81.63
O. O. Hendrickson _ 4.60
Drs. Gilligan & Brown.. 21.00
A. J. Frost 60.00
Dept, of Public Welfare 32.00
M. Campbell & Son _ 54.65
O. G. Craig_ 15.00
Han L. Cowles _ 2.00
W. N. Coats_ 41.25
C. &. N. W. Ry 1.93
James Barrett __ 12.50
George Bressler . 10.00
O. F. Biglin . 46.06
John Sullivan .. 33.00
Frank P. WUson__ _ 10.00
Frank P. Wilson _ .... 2.00
St. Joseph’s Home _ 123.60
Geo. Syfte _. 16.00
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Nebr. School for Deaf - 4.65
P. W. McGinnis.. 8.91
P. W. McGinnis.. 14.99
R. R. Morrison _- 46.80
C. J. Malone -- 6.75
Interstate Power Co. - 21.56
Hoskinson Mer. Co.- 64.00
W. J. Holliday _ 2.00
Grand Cafe - 26.70
K. II Kink 9.30
The Fyr Fyter Co.- 27.00
M. Campbell & Son_ 36.36
Julius D. Cronin- 6.00
Chambers Sun - 90.00
J. D. Cronin —- 3.00
George Colson _ 6.00
Bazelman Lumber Co. ..24.00
E. R. Baker _ 30.88
J. T. Bauman —.— 27.25
The following claims for school
houses for election purposes were
audited and approved and on motion
allowed on the general fund:
Dist. No. 35_ 14.00
Dist. No. 245 _ 10.00
Dist. No. 73 . 24.00
Dist. No. 30_ 6.00
Dist. No. 74 10.00
Dist. No. 74 ...-. 10.00
Dist. No. 118 20.00
Dist. No. 246 12.00
Dist. No. 124_ 10.00
Dist. No. 35 14.00
Dist. No. 4 _ - 10.00
Dist. No. 4 - 10.00
The following claims were audited
and approved and on motion allowed
on the bridge fund:
C. Schaffer_._ 61.00
Arthur Wertz - — 8.00
R. E. Wiley . 6.00
John Steinhauser . . 16.60
L. E. Skidmore . 22.40
Pete Peterson 10.00
J. D. Osenbaagh 10.40
Wm. Krotter Co-- 8.96
Orville Keller __- 11.50
Harry Johnson --— 16.00
L. C. McKim 26.60
Joe Desive 10.00
Ed Brandt . 106.48
Gerald Seger 106.50
Lyle McKim .... 17.00
Tom Welsh 10.00
Fred Tams - 76.10
L. H. Steinhauser _ 102.60
J. C. Etein . 27.20
Pete Peterson — - 26.00
L. C. McKim .. 15.06
Hugh L. James .—. _ 26.00
John Haskin 66.50
Harry Fox —- 6.00
Geo. Frohart .. 6.25
James Bauersack 17.00
Calvin Allyn . 36.00
M. Campbell & Son 6.40
The claim ot U. U. Newman, no.
911, for $63.25 was allowed as fol
lows: $32.45 on the county road fund
and $30.80 on the bridge fund.
The following claims were audited
and approved and on motion allowed
on the road fund:
Mellor Motor Co. . 40.06
Frank Linder ..--- 12.00
Lyle McKim__ 9,00
John Sullivan -.-42.50
Vedar Headman 35.00
Sis Ebepsgaard - — 68.80
K. L. Butler 30.00
C. A. Boice _ 15.00
A. W Road Mach. Co. - 2.36
Arbuthnot & Reka - 10.26
Mellor Motor Co. 50.11
Laurence J. Pasha 45.50
Fred L. Perry - 35.00
Abe Shull 11.20
Lyle McKim 18.00
L. C. McKim 30.50
L. C. McKim 61.90
Seth Hertal 45.50
Wm. Gumb . 7.50
Edwin Braddock 16.50
C. A. Boice -.- . 15.00
Floyd Barton 9.00
Arbuthnot & Reku 11.80
Arbuthnot & Reka 212.43
C. A. Miller . 12.00
Penn Consumers Oil 69.65
Standard Oil Co. . 66.57
Standard Oil Co. 59.22
On motion the truck refund of $5.75
of P. W. McGinnis was allowed.
The following claims were audited
and approved and on motion allowed
on the road fund:
Sylvester Erb . — 5.00
Joe Sparks 10.00
Henry Schollmeyer .. 22.40
Albert Weber .... 4.20
H. R. Rouse ........ ty3.80
Oran Reiken 32.50
Floyd Robertson __ 11.24
F. J. ZUkfe . 20.80
W. E. Wertz 90.00
O. O. Newman .... 13.30
O, O. Newman ._ 13.30
Harry Lansworth 21.45
Stuart Hartigan _ 4.50
A. B. Hubbard _ 62.50
John P. Berger__ 28.70
Arthur Evans 3.50
P. W. Mfhinnis 5.75
Joe Sparks . 4.50
p. F. Scott 22.40
D. F. Scott 18.20
Clayton Mesner _ _ 22.50
Mucil Bros. .. 11.20
Bernard Kenedy _ .. 23.50
W. F. Jones ... 23.00
Francis Grubb _ 5.00
D. A. Davis . 37.501
Art Doolittle _ 24.00;
Sani Banks 16.80;
Paul S. Bittner . _ 25.60 j
Ed Asher . .. 18.20!
James Donohoe . 8.40 |
Ed Asher. 37.80
Atkinson Twp. .. _ 154.00 j
Mucil Bros. . 5.60
James P. Harte_ 5.401
A. B. Hubbard . 43.50
C. T. Farr ._.. 10.50
F. F. Friezen .. 4.90
Joe Sparks . 20.00
Joe Sparks . 20.00
Henry Martin .,. 18.30
W. A. Ulrey . 23.10
Grover Shaw _ 17.00
Dallas H. Omey _ ... 24.50
T. E. Muring _ 15.75
Geo. Kliment __._ 7.55
William Jutte . 46.00
Thus. Hilliard .. .. 20.50
Elkhorn Valley Hay Co. . , 109.00
Arch Densberger _ 22.50
Lee Calkins . 91.25
Geo. W. Bittner . 7.50
J. D. Adams . 42.00
Edw. Dumpert 10.15
Francis Donohoe _ 3.50
A. W. Road Mach. Co. 37.50 j
12 o’clock noon; on motion Board
adjourned until 1 o’clock p. m.
u'jseui, iseD., May 2, lyau
1 o’clock p. m.
Holt County Board met pursuant
to adjournment; all members pres
ent. Board called to order by the
chairman.
Whereas, Road No. 362 cannot be
constructed along the section line be
tween sections 8 and 9 and 4 and 5,
Twp. 32, Range 13, and
Whereas, the public demands the
construction of said road, and
Whereas, public conveniences and
necessity and the public use requires
that a right of way be secured upon
which road can be constructed, and
Whereas, the owners of the real es
tate required for the construction of
said road have refused to agree with
the County Board as to the amount
of damages sustained by her on ac
count of the appropriation of her
land for public use by the County,
and,
Whereas, the construction of said
road will require the following land:.
Commencing on Road No. 362 at
the V4 section corner between Sec
tions 8 and 9 of Township 32, Range
13 and running thence North 22’ 40’'
East 32 60 chains to Station No. 1,
thence North 2’ 56’ East 9.41 chains
to Station No. 2, thence North 8’ 40’
East 33.58 chains to Station No. 3.
thence North 49’ 40’ West 22.80
chains to Station No. 4 on Road No.
362 on the section line at a poi"t
88.00 chains North of the point « ”
commencement.
Whole road line is 98.39 chai.i
taking 9.84 acres of land.
Whole area of land cut off on west
side is 70Mi acres.
70^6 acres includes road line and
all land west thereof.
Whereas, said real estate is own
ed by Rose Obermire and is not mort
gaged and there are no liens there
on.
Now, therefore, 1 move you that
the county attorney be and he hereby
is instructed to institute legal pro
ceedings for the condemnation of the
above described property for the use
of such road.
J. C. Stein
Hugh L. James
Upon the above resolution being
put to vote by the chairman it was
declared carried and so ordered.
4:30 p. m.; on motion Board ad
journed until May 27, 1930 at 10:00
o’clock a. m., unless sooner called by
the clerk.
John Sullivan. E. F. Porte’
Chairman. Cl
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