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PROCEEDINGS OF
COMMISSIONERS
OF GASSCOUNTY
SESSION OF TUESDAY, APRIL 5
( ( )UXT V C OM MISSION EUS
of Cass County.
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Plattsmouth. Nebr.,
April 5. 1121.
Board mi t as per ad journment.
Present, i'. 1'. Harris. Fred H. Gor
der and Geo. L. Farley, county com
mi.s.MniUTs. and Coo. 11. Savles. cuii
ty clerk.
Minutes of last session read and
approved. when the following; busi
ness was transacted in regular form:
Official Bonds Approved
Win. S. Wetenkamp. assessor of
Plat tsmniM h precinct.
.1. If. Tims, superintendent of the
Cass county farm home.
Mothers' Pensions Renewed
On'er of County Judge renewing
mother's pension of Mrs. C. B. Had
ley approved.
Assessor Appointed.
The appointment of Wm. Weten
kamp as assessor for riattsniouth
precinct to till vacancy caused by
resignation of Geo. W. Snyder ap
proved. Claims Allowed
The following bills wtre examin
ed and approved:
OK.VKUAh FI ND
James 15. McKee. salary and
mileage. March. 1021 $193.90
Opal Fitzgerald, salary for
March. 1021
Lillian White. salary for
March. I!i21
Will T. Adams, salary for
March. 1021
Alpha C. Ft tvrson. salary fur
.March. 1021
A. G. Cole, salary and expense
for March. 1921
Ceo. L. Farley, salary and
in ilea are for March. 1921
Bach fc Libershal. provisions
to Hrasky. March. 1021
Ambler Bros., provisions to
r.rown. Febr.. 1021
B. C. Marquardt. provisions
to Cottinghain. Febr.. 1021
Ambler Bros., provisions to
Danield. Febr.. 1021 7.07
Omaha Printing Co.. one box
st'T.fils to Co. Supt 3.02
C. D. Qninton. salary, board
ing pri.-oners, jail fees and
ml I. at,-. March.. 1021 210.2S
I,. Lauritsen. provisions to
G; r-. ia. March. 1021 10.00
W. I". Newkirk. provisions to
Mat.ii. Febr.. 1921 12.00
is. It. Snipes, salary and exp.,
Co. Farm bureau. March 292.09
S. J. Kennies, helping county
surveyor 4 . 0 0
K-F Frinir.si Co.. supplies for
March. 1021: claim 07 87.53
John Kopia, for provisions to
Burian. April. 1921 5.00
IMat'smoiit h Water Co.. for
water to court house and
jail. March. 1021 9.10
II. M. S:vi nichsen. provisions i
to Coert. Clack. Worden.
Hart. Travis. Steger
J. W. Thf.mas. helping coun
ty surveyor
Johnson Urns., provisions to
Allen. March. 1021
Fred If. Ossenkop. 1000 lc
post cards
Is. K. Willis San. Prod. Co.,
in rl. f. to court house
Alien J. Beeson. court fees,
one mother's pension order.
C. O. Quinti ii, county court
cost.-
Weeping Water Republican,
printing for Co. Supt.. re
corder and sheriff
E. A. Wurl. md.--. to .Mrs.
Keci. March. 1021
E. A. Wurl. mdse. to Monroe.
March. 1021
C. W. Cr::btre provisions to
Adams. March. 1021
I'niv. Pub. Co.. 4th quarter
exaininat if.ii j u-st ions to Co.
Supt.. claim .No. 15841
C. K. Hartford, fuel to Mon
roe, liiack. Hyde. March
J(din P. Saltier, burial ex
pense. Jacob John
Lincoln T. A. T. Co., rent for
April; tolls for March
Bach A- I.iber.-i al. provisions
to Mrs. Lee. March. 1021
Jess Warsa. two switches to
county farm
Fred Wagner, meals to jury
men Fred Patterson, sahtrv for
March. 1 .''!
Nebr. Gas AL Flee. Co., service
to court house, jail and
county farm. Febr., 1921
Koss Collins. helping sur
veyor J. I.. i;urr.. hall rent for No
vember. 1920, election, Cen
ter precinct
James p.. McKee, depreciation
car. 1-t quarter. 1021
Nebr. Gas & Eler:. Co.. service
to court hoo.-e. jail and
county iarii! . March. 1021
li. C. Vaniuardt & Co.. pro-
visions Cotiinghum. March
James Kobertson. salary and
f t es. l.t quarter. Ift21
Cloidt Luiul.er & Coal Co.,
posts to county farm
C. F. Harris, salary and mile
age. :.h-.r'n. 1921
Geo. K. S.iyles, salary and ex
pense. March. 1021
Hans Sb vers, salary for th,e
month or March. 1021
Fred II. Gonb r. salary and
luileaue. March. 1021
The News-Ledger, printing
envelop0 T
Wm. Kummel. salary and ex
pense. March. 1021
Frank Sheldon, provisions to
Mrs. Hicks. March. 1921
Hammond Stephens Co., s,up
nli: lo Co. Supt. claim 10
C. G. Fricke. fuel to Hrasky,
Worden. Kuschinsky, for
March. 1021 . '.4.0.'
L. F. Terryberry. car'"' to coun
ty attorney 7.5
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100. 00
86.30
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33.10
111.80
39.52
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0.0 0
50.00
40.42
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2 4 8.11
15.00
121.90
185.36
113.00
145.30
3.00
5S.07
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1 2.20
J. H. Tams. salary for March,
1921 175
E. A. Wurl, merchandise to
county farm 31
Uestor &. Swatek. merchan
dise to county farm 0
Kontinental Kompound Co..
sweeping compound to the
court house S
S. S. Chase, meat to Worden,
March. 1921
state Journal Co.. tabs and
labels to county clerk
Frank Claus. help janitor at
court house
Mrs. Dora Fleischnian, care
blind man, 1st quarter. 1921
ROAD FUND
K. J. Richey. lumber for cul
vert, road district Xo. 1 $
W. F. Xolte, cutting trees in
road district N"o. 10
Win. Prothwell. repairs to
road machinery, R. ! 1G
Wni. Cherts, repairs for road
grader
M. M. Straub, road work in
r ad district No. 13
Coalman Hardware Co.. mdse
to road district No. 0
Ed Meisinger. for road work.
posts, spikes, 11. I. 2
Amos Weldon. refund. 1020
poll tax. R. l- No. 5
P. C. Patterson, road work
in R. I). No. 27
C. F. Harris, roau worn in
road district No. 11
Myron Wiles, road work in
road district No. 1
Tom Jennings, road work in
road district No. 1
M. I. Rys, sharpening grader.
road district No. 10
Cornbelt Lumber Co.. lumber.
paint, posts. R. D. 10
Nebr. Culvert & Mfg. Co.. re
pairs for Austin Giant grad
er, claim No. 11701
Ira Parker, road work in road
district No. 3
Roy Gregg, for road work in
road district No. 0
T;o!. Nau ma n & Murtey. for
lumber and posts. R. D. 7
C. W. Stoehr. road work in
road district No. 1
Sherman Cole, running en
gine. R. I). No. 1
J. H. I'.uck, repairing grader,
road district No. 7
J. W. Keil. road work in road
district No. 2
A. J. Schafer. road work in
road district No. 9
Elmer Humtnel, road work in
road district No. 1
Cloidt Lumber & Coal Co.. for
lumber and posts furnished
road district No. 27
("has. Ayres, road work in
road district No. 0 v
Roy Bennett, grading up road
in road district No. ;
Eugene Cole, road work in
road district No. 15
Koy Cole, road work in road
district No. 15
Chas. Attebury, road work in
road district No. 11
R. A. Talbot, posts furnished
road district No. 4
J. E. Lancaster, road work in
road district No. 10
J. E. Lancaster, road work in
road district No. 27
R. A. Talbot, road work in
district No. 4
Hcnetrer. road work in
district No. 13
Lancaster, road work in
road
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road district No. 10
Henry Rrocknian. road work
in road district No. 15
Lambert Lister, road work in
read district No. 1
E. J. Richey. oak lumber for
road district No. 27
S. S. Peterson, sharpening
grader. R. I). No. 5
II. P. Dehning. road work in
road district No. 7
M. Is. Evans, driving piling,
road district No. 5
Nebr. Culv. & Mfs. Co.. 12
scraper handles, R. 1. No. 1,
claim No. 11,57
Eli Keckler, roud work in
road district No. 11 :
F. W. Elliott, gas for road
district No. 1
W. H. f'.etts. for road work
'n road district No. 13
W. II. Puis, merchandise to
ro.nl district No. 10
Chas. Haertel, bridge work
and grading. R. I. 6
Marion Elliott, road work in
road district No. 1
Restor & Swatek. mdse. to
road district No. 1
Jiestor & Swatek. mdse. to
road district No. 27
P. C. Patterson, road work in
road district No. 27
11. A. Funke. lumber to road
district No.
J. I. Allen, road woik to road
district No. 10
DRAGGING FEND
11. li. Leffler, dragging roads
in rt5ad district No. 13 $
('has. Frolich, dragging roads
in road district No. 1S
Ed Meisinger, dragging roads
in road district No. 2
Haltz Meisinger, for dragging
roads-, road district No. 2
A. F. Meisinger. for dragging
roads, road district No. 2
J. C. Spangler. 'for dragging
roads, road district No. 3
Roy Greeg. dragging roads.
road district No. 0
C. W. Stoehr, dragging roads
in road district No. 1
A. A. Schoeman. for dragging
roads, road district No. 3
Mnrtin Lohnes. for dragging
roads, road district No. 2
Arthur E. Opp, for dragging
roads, road district No. 12
Jesse W. Long, for dragging
roado, road district No. 1
John W. Rummel. running
tractor, road district No. 1
John W. Rummel. running
tractor, road district No. 2
Nebr. Culv. & Mfg. Co.. four
culverts, road district No. 2.
claim No. 11711
A. C. Pickering, for dragging
roads, road district No. 2
Nebr. Culv. & Mfg. Co.. one
culvert, road district No. 4.
claim No 11370
Nebr. CuH & Mfg.- Co.. fif-
teii culverts, road district
No. 1. claim 11590
Elmer Rummel. for dragging
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roads, road district No. 1 3.75
Wm. Wendt, dragging roads,
road district No. 3 4.00
Ira Parker, dragging roads,
road district No. 3 10.00
C. W. Fieshmun. dragging
roads, road district No. 12 20.00
V. A. Rosack. for dragging
roads, road district No. 3 9.00
Chas. Ayres. dragging roads
in road district No. ' 0.75
Frank Grauf. dragging roads
in road district No. 27 5.55
F. W. Vallery. for dragging
roads, road district No. 10 0.00
A. D. Rhoden. for dragging
roads, road district No. 10 2 5.50
Nebr. Culv. Ji Mfg. Co.. two
culverts, road district No.
27. claim No. 11595 22 1.03
T. C. Pollard, for dragging
roads, road district No. 5 15.75
Nebr. Culv. A.- Mfg. Co., one
culvert, road district No. 14,
claim No. 11533 02.70
Elmer Iicnnett. for dragging
roads, road district No. 1G lo.50
John Rornemeier. for drag
ging roads. R. I). No. 7 2.25
G. R. Rhoden. for dragging
roads, road district No. 10 12. o0
P. C. Patterson, for dragging
r ads. road district No. 27 9.75
R. liolteii. dragging roads,
road district No. 13 8.0 1
Fred Weinshcit. for dragging
roads, road district No. 13 15.00
Nebr. Culv. & Mfg. Co.. seven
culverts, road district No. :',
claim Ny. 11 OS 9 28 7.1 S
Nebr. Culv. - Mfg. Co.. tour
teen culverts, road district
No. 2. claim No. 11089 525.95
N br. Culv. t;- Mfg. Co.. twenty-eight
culverts, road dis
tricts 1 and 2. claim 1 1 089 943.00
Nebr. Culv. A: Mfg. Co.. ten
culverts, road district No.
2. claim No. 1337S 402.
E. R. Talbot, dragging roads
in road district No. 4 7.
!. L. Hem irer. for dragging
roads, roau district .no. i,i
II. P. Dehning. for dragging
roads, road district No. 7 14.
F. W. Elliott, gasoline, road
district No. 10 15
W. II. Letts, dragging roads,
road district No. 13 10
J. 1. Allen, dragging roads,
road district No. 10 0
(.. H. Nold Lumber Co.. til
ing, lumber and posts, road
district No. 0 15.02
Nebr. Culv. AL- Mfg. Co.. two
culverts, road district No.
1. claim No. 11540 179.31
ERIDGE FEND
15. L. ('oilman, part pay for
cutting creek channel at
S.'hmad'T's $1 25.00
E. J.' Richey. lumber for
bridge, road district 17 10.00
J. W. Keil. bridge work in
ro id district No. 2 34.70
G. L. Heneger. bridge work
in road district No. 13 5.00
M. L. E-. ans. driving piling.
road district No. 5 05.00
C. H. Nold i'.: Co.. tile, lum
ber, posts, road district 0 3 1.08
H. A. Funke. lumber to road
di-frict No. 18 11.20
Nebr. Culv. & Mfg. Co.. one
culvert, road district No. 1,
Claim No. 115 4 0 4 1 1. 00
COMMISSIONER'S FEND
First District
J. D. Adams Co.. repairs,
snirid'e. fork, knuckle, sep
arator $ 1 1.07
T. II. Pollock Auto Co.. labor
Kill mat), on Pest tracior.. 110.0."
F. W. Elliott, gasoline fur
nished to Valb-ry 02.10
S. E. Stone, unloading tubes 1.05
J. A. Harrows, for unloading
tubes 1.05
L. V. Terryberry. grease to
Ya'.lory 3.ri((
John Iverson. repairing grad
er for Vallery 3 1.00
Restor & Swatek. mercba.i-dis-j
to Vallery 3.05
J. D. Adams Co.. two lift
lin'.cs 5.83
COMMISSIONER'S FEND
Second District
J. D. Adams Co.. one 100
spindle, one 770 boxing $ 15.00
Stroud Ai Co., one tractor, f.
o. b. I'nion 5842.47
C. F. Harris, labor and ma
Serial 10.34
Frans Pros. Lmbr. Co., lum
ber to Harris 8.90
( f) ! M I S ION E R S FI N I
Third District
Adauis Co.. repairs; DP
DP 338 $ 10.00
Atchison, running grad- i
er. big outfit 3 1.72
A A. Wallinger. for running j
tractor, big outfit 37.13
MOTHERS' PENSION FEND j
Elb r. Davis, mother's pension i
for April. 1921 $ 25.00
Clara' Mat.ke, do 15.00
Martha Ilsddon, do 20.00
Ethel Bcstel. do 30.00
Martha Franke. do , 20.00
E ther Heneger. do 20.00
:.iae G. Hyde, do 40.00
J. D.
537,
Wm.
Ida Sehlicskc, do 20.00
Hallie Iilack, do - 20.00
.Margaret Lahoda, do 20.00
Viola Auxier. do 40.00
Minnie Mason, do 15.00
Fannie Nichols, do 20.00
Stella Persiiiger. do 20.00
Minnie Raker, do 40. 00
Ann-; Zitka. do 50.00
Sophia Maylield. do 10.00
Minnie McMaken. do 40.00
C. E. Hadley. do 10.00
Erma Higgs, do 15.00
Emma Iteed, do 10.00
The Hoard adjourned to meet on
Wednesday, April 0, 1921.
(Attest
GEO. 11. SAY EES.
County Clerk.
SESSION OF WEDNESDAY, APR. G
'L-1 tci: OF
COENTY COM M ISSION ERS
of Cass County.
Hoard met
Present. C. F.
.1
Plattsmouth. Nebr.,
April 0, 1921.
as per adjournment.
Harris, Fred 11. Gor-
uid Geo. I.. Farley, County Com
missioners; Ge;i. R. Savles, County
Clerk.
Pool Hall License
(.'has. Cerlach and thirty-nine
others filed a petition with the Hoard
t grant license to J. L. Hums to
operate a pool hall in building on
I ot 5 in Elock 3, Village of Mauley.
The Hoard granted the license and
authorized the Clerk to issue same
upon the payment of license fee of
$30.00 as required by law for three
tables.
Quarterly Reports Filed
Geo. R. Sayles Hied a report show
ing fees of Clerk's office for the
iirst quarter. 1921. $1GS.50.
Allen J. Heeson liled a
showing fees of Judge's office
first quarter. 1921. $054.15.
Edna D. Shannon liled
rep rt
for the
report
showing
quarter,
C. D.
ing fees
fees Recorder's office, first j
1921. I51S.S0. J
Quinton filed report show
of Sheriff's office- for the
first quarter. 1921. $50.00.
James Robertson filed report show
li.g fees for District Clerk's office,
!:rst quarter, 1921. $475.85.
Clerical Help Granted
County Assessor Wm. Rummel
Hied a request with the Hoard for an
allowance of $200.00 for clerical help
in h:s office for the year 1921 and
;:;me was granted.
Dragging Fund Taxes
Motion by Gorder seconded by
Farley that the money collected on
ill.- oiie iuill tmergency drag fund be
'aiiied in the particular Commis--M
iier's district in which same is
.i. ! "t ed. carried unanimously.
Claims Allowed
The following bills were examined
lie! approved:
GENERAL FI ND
Xroebler Eros., mdse. to the
curt house and jail
Plattsmouth St' am Laundry.
I:undry, jail, March, 1921
. I! Smith, material and
lubor, county jail
Mike Tritsch, stamps, box
rent, express
Eroehler Eros.. ne spade to
c e.iuty surveyor
L. J. Maylield. printing lor
district clerk
Stale Journal Co.. supplies.
cl :im No. 32
Ci 'aiuVia Carbon Co.. coupon
boo!; No. E-1 1 577
1'. H. Nichols, provisions to
Mr--. Peterson. March. 1921
C. F. Harris, telephone calls.
.March. 1921
E-H Printing Co.. supplies to
countv. claim No. M0
COM M ISSK . KE S FEND
First District
Kroeiiler Eros., merchandise
to Vallery $
Mii:e Tritsch. spark plugs
S-lrriiil Ar Co., two cylinder
gaskets, claim No. 107
Standard Oil Co.. gasoline and
. il. March. 1921
C. F. Vallery. road grader
work, big ou'tfi
Frci S. Yallerv. for running
tr.ctor, big outiit
( ())! MISSION' ERS FEN I
Second District
Mi'; Tritsch, spark plugs;
freight on tractor
Standard Okl Co.. supplies
for March. 1921
I". Mckhiors A; Son. one draw
bar. iron and bolts
( 'OM M I SSION E R'S EE N !
Third District
.Mil.-: Tritsch. spark plugs $
ROAD FEND
Kroehler Pros., merchandise
to road district No. 2 $
Krevhler Eros.,.-- merchandise
to road district No. 1
li. A. Schwartz, road work
with engine. R. D. No. 12
J. A. Leiiard. labor on grad
er, road district No. 15
Frank Rouse, road work in
road district No. 5
C. C. Halliard, road work in
load district No. 1
E. J. Hoedel-er, load work in
road district No. 9
Andrew Scbliet'ert. road work
in road district No. S
RRIDOE FEND
K niihkr Pros., for pikes to
road district No. 17 $
County of Lancaster, one-half
cost of building bridge No.
H-1S7 on county line
R. S. McClcery, materia! for
Spangler bridge
Andrew Schliefert. for bridge
work, road district No. 8
DRAGGING FEND
Walter Sans, dragging roads
it) id district No 2
Waller Sans, dragging roads,
road district No. 1
Max Vallery. dragging road,
road district No. 1
R. S. McCb-ery, one cement
culvert, "road district No. 9
E. J." Hoede'r, r. for dragging
roads, road district No. 9
Andrew Schliefert. dragging
roads, road district No. S
GENERAL FEND
Countv to he reimbursed by the State
Department of Public Works
4.0 5
S.79
8.0 0
10.51
2.9 0
4.5 0
1 20.00
10.50
7.50
3.9 5
210.42
14.00
5.00
1.97
119.11
101.40
93.00
19.50
18.48
5.00
7.00
4.30
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5.0 0
70.00
170.42
18.40
17.45
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Fatrol No. 1. Itoj'.il No- 11
J. II. Eppinss. salary, patrol
man. March. i:2 1
j rri 1 Arnold, salary lu-lpiT,
March. 1921
F. W. Elliott, sasiiline
.Mile Tritsch. (' ). Tr'tis., cash
advanced for spark plugs.
Puis Frarafft1. s-.ipli's, repairs
and storage
W. I!. Puis, merchandise
Highway Maintainor Co., for
inaintainer repairs
Kroeiiler Eros., merchandise
Nash Sales Co.. merchandise
$110.00
100.00
14.03
5.00
94.89
2.80
24.84
10.70
2.10
$304.0 0
Nash Sales Co., mercha ndise
r.n
with the advertisement for
Patrol No. 2. IJoad No. 11
Nash Sales Co., one new (load '
J) 15. Flwrsole, for material
truck $1000.
0 3
and labor
Sylvester Hathaway, for cut
ting brush 21
.1. It. McVey. cutting lrush 4
Frank (Jlaiihifz, for cutting
brush 12
Duplex Mfg. Co., one Duplex
inaintainer 7 37
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2 3
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10
$2440.
Patrol No. 3. Koad No. 24--Aug.
Krecklow, mdse. and
salary patrolman, March $125.
Eouis C. Krecklow. md?e. and
salarv. helper, March 152.
Umis C. Krecklow, for team
work
Standard Oil Co.. gas and oil.
rlaim No. 3-9-21-
Highway Maintainor Co., re
pairs for inaintainer
Nash Sales Co., repairs Tor
1 ruck .
P. M( lchiors & Son, repairs
for truck
Nash Sales Co., repairs Tor
truck
Fr;-t. Curyea AL- Murtey, for
lumber and bolts 7.
Mike Tritsch. Co. Treas.. cash
advanced for spark plugs-- 5
II. A. Uoty, gasoline 62.
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13.
21.
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5.
.15
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.71
4 5
53
07
33
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Oil
40
$433.22
Patrol No. 4, Poad No. 24
W. C). Wall, salary patrol
man,, March. 1921 $125.00
Perry E. Coihert, dragging
road 13.50
.Mike Tritsch. Co. Treas., cash
advanced for spark plugs
and postage 5.37
Hoy Cole, labor with ttam 0.00
Nash Sales Co., one Quad
truck, new 1100.00
Company.
$1249. S7
Patrol No. 5. Koad No. 21
(). E. 3a vies, salary patrol
man. March. 1921 $200.00
Saunders County, maintain
ing 2 Va miles road. January
and February, 1921 72.79
$272.79
Total due county, $4700.87
The Hoard adjourned to 'meet on
Thursday, April 7th, 1921.
(Attest)
GEO. K. SAY EES.
County Clerk.
SESSION OF THUKSDAY, APRIL 7
OFFM'i: OF
COUNT V COM MISSIONEKS
of Cass' County.
Plattsmouth. Nebr..
April 7, 1921.
Ho ml met as per adjournment.
Present C. F. Harris, Fred II. Gor
der and Geo. E. Farley. County Com
missioners, and George 1. Sayles,
County Clerk.
The following business was trans
acted in regular form:
Bridge Contract
Hip County Clerk delivered sealed
bids for the year 1921 to the Board,
the following bids being filed lu ac-
corda nee
bids:
Monarch Engineering
Falls City, Nebraska.
Modern Construction Company, of
Plattsmouth, Nebraska.
Western Bridge & Construction
Company. Omaha, Nebraska.
The Board proceeded to tabulate
the bids in the presence of the bid
ders or their representatives.
The bid of the Monarch Engineer
ing Company being the best and
lowest bid, the said company was
awarded the contract for building
the county bridges for the year end
ing May' Sth, 1922 by the follow
ing vote of the Board:
Harris, yes; Farley, yes; Gorder,
no.
Bridge Lumber
Motion by Gorder, seconded by
Farley, that the proposition made by
John Murtey to furnish bridge lum
ber to the county through any deal
er in the county at a price of $50.00
per thousand, be accepted by the
Board, carried unanimously.
The County Clerk was instructed
to return all certified checks filed
with the bridge bids.
The Board adjourned to meet on
Tuesday, May 3rd. 1921,
(Attest-)
GEO. II. SAVLES,
County Clerk.
For. A Severe Cold
"Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
cured my daughter. Anna, of a se
vere cold and cough a few years ago
and ever since then I have never
inisred an opportunity to recommend
this medicine to anyone KuiTering
from throat or lung troubles. I can
nof speak too hiirhlv in nrait of it "
Mrs. D. J. Shelley, EarlviUe.
Chamberlain's Couth Itemed v
contaios no narcotic and may be
given to children with perfect con-
uucuv.f. ii is a pieasant syrup
they do not object to taking it.
writes
N. Y.
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