PAGE FIVE
PLATTSMOUTH SEMI - WEEKLY JOURNAL
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1938.
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Resume of the
County Business
During January
Resignation, Re-Organization, Esti-
mates of Expense and Other
Business Before Board.
The first month of
j car is always a busy
County Commissioners,
v. iiether or not the
the calendar
one for the
regardless of
County Relief Worker, $60.00 per
month.
Extra office help, $2.25 a day.
Claims Disallowed
The Board disposed of a number of
claims (some of long time pendency)
bl disallowing same, as follows:
Claim of Bailey & Dorrance for
J30.00 filed Nov. 27. 1937, for em
balming body of Henry Johnson.
Claim of F. TV. Beil for $10.00
filed October 5, 1937, for damages
to fence by heavy gang graders.
Claim of Chris and Bertha Bar
kening for $40.00 filed April 3, 1937,
personnel of for 40 100 acre of land for road
the board changes. And it is doubly
bury when new members corns into
the board, as they have this year, by
appointment to fill vacancies caused
by resignation and death.
Besides receiving reports from the
various county officers for the last
quarter of 1937. the Commissioners
v ere faced with the task of reorga
nizing, considering bids for various
services and supplies, approving re
quests for funds for the Farm Bu
reau program and Agricultural So
ciety (county fair), setting prices
to be paid for road work and helpers j
in the various county offices and last j
but not least, preparing the annual
Estimate of Expense or budget for
the year.
The resignation of Fred II. Gor
der, third district Commissioner, ef
fective January 3. removed an able
member from the Board and left two
members to carry on until January
11, when Henry C. Eackemeyer, the
ntwly appointed successor was sworn
in by County Clerk Sayles.
The Board then re-organized for
the year, electing E. B. Chapman as
chairman and George L. Farley as
vice chairman. Soon after this, it
list through sudden death the ser
vices of Mr. Chapman and again
two members, one of them new to
the duties, were forced to carr1 on
until early in February when the
successor to Mr. Chapman. Elmer
Hallstrom, of Avoca. was named and
took up his part of the work.
Bids Considered
In the consideration of bids for j
p' inting. supplies and county burial, j
the following action was taken:
County Burial Awarded Streight'
& Streight, Plat tsmouth. at the lol
lowing rates: Caskets. $6.00 a foot:
trip to cemetery. $7. fit: extra trip.
$7.5": rough box. $1.35 per foot:
shrouds. $6.50; extra for floater,
$10."0. Slander & Stander, Louis
ville, were the only other bidders.
Printing Commissioner Proceed
ingsAwarded to "Weeping "Water
Republican at 2 cents per line. The
Elm wood Leader-Echo and Xehawka
Enterprise were the other two bid
ders. Books and Supplies Bids of Ludi
Printing Co., Wahoo, and Mrs. R. A.
Bates, Plattsmouth were opened. The
Ludi Co. was awarded
books at $253.25 and 14.000 tax re-
2.90 j
2.90
Claim of Dr. Sidney O. Reese for
$32.50, filed August 1, 1936. for
medical service to D. E. Cassidy.
Claim of T. G. Klimm for $3.40
filed October 31. 1936, for scooping
snow.
Miscellaneous
Raymond J. Larson of Platts
mouth was appointed as a member
for the Soldiers' Relief Commission
for the three year term ending Jan
uary 15, 1941.
Dr. J. "W. Brendel of Avoca was
appointed County Medical Advisor
lor the year 1S3S.
Orders by County Judge Duxbury
renewing Mothers' Tensions of Min
nie Eledge and Leatha B. Reeves
approved.
Quarterly Reports of Fees
Fees for the fourth quarter of
the vear 1937 were reported by theiRaoely
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County Judge $1,025.70
Register of Deeds 312.90
County Clerk 243.75
County Sheriff 164.75
Clerk "of Dist. Court SSS.40
Estimate of Expense
The annual estimate of expense
for the year 193 S was made by the
Beard, as follows:
General Fund $ 6S. 000. 00
Poor Relief Fund 3C.000.oo
Road. inc. Drag 36.000.00
Bridge Fund 30.000.00
Mothers' Tension 5.000.00
Soldiers' Relief 1,200.00
Claims Allowed
Balance of time at the various
Board meetings held during January
was spent in allowance of claims on
the various funds, including a long;
list on the Poor Relief fund, which j
had accumulated sufficient balance;
from tax receipts to permit payment
e laims.
As will be noted above, the es
timated expenditures from this fund
for 193S are set at $36.000.00 an
average of $3,000.00 each month.
Except for this heavy amount, which j Br
upon and must be met by counties,
the general county expense is cut
wel below the amounts raised dur
ing pre-depression years.
MOTHERS' PENSION FUND
Edna A. Jones. Mother's Ten
sion for January $
56.16
42.50
6.29
146.02
21.30
100.90
30.00
19.00
57.50
7.72
2. OS
12.00
65.00
2S.72
o . .
3S.00
3S.00
63.00
S.S0
7S.19
76.10
SS.14
5.00
Mrs. Cko Capper, same
five tax list ' -'"aggie Herrington, same
Catherine Fa Ik, same
Mrs. Anna Fittman. same
ceipts at $327.00. Mrs. Bates was j Mrs Lm.ille Gaines, same
awarded chattel mortgage index at i Gretchen Simmons, same
$52 c0: deed record. 567.20; Eagle I Maggie Holcomb. same
grip binder. $19. SO; treasurer's re-;"rs- !a' "?ner; same
. , , , i Mrs. Marv McFarland. same.
ce-ipt Mnciers. j.oo; pronate record, !
$4 3.50 and canvas jackets at $3.50
each.
Farm Bureau Appropriation
The Cass County Farm Bureau
filed its report with statement of
total expenditures for the year 1937
of $2.80o.0e. together with report
the work accomplished during the
year and a budget for the year 1938
in the amount of $2.SoO.O0. in ac
cordance with the 1933 Session Laws
c : Nebraska. The Board approved
the report and voted to appropriate
i L c- sum of $2,800.00 for the use of
the Cass County Farm Bureau dur
ing the year 1938.
County Fair Appropriation
The Cass County Agricultural So
ciety fb'd a request lor appropriation
o ' $2.(oo.o0 to help finance the 193S
county fair. The Board voted to ap
propriate this stun to help finance
the fair for the year 1938.
Set Prices for Road Work
i rices for road and drag work for
the year 193S were fixed as follows:
Road Ovtiseer, single hand, 3oc
per hour; with 'team. 45c per hour.
Man. single hand. 20c per hour;
with team. 35c per hour.
Price for team. 15c per hour.
For Drag, lo-ft. or over, round
rip, 5 5c per mile: S-foot drag, round
trip, per mile. 50c.
Salaries of Clerks, Helpers
The Board set the following sal
aries for ( fi'ice clerks and helpers:
Clerk for Co. Treasurer, $1,150.00
per ye-ir.
Clerk for Co. Judge, $1.0 SO. 00.
Deputy for Register of Deeds,
Jl.' OO.tiC per year.
Clerk tor County Superintendent,
$720,110 per year.
Clerk for County Clerk, $720.0 0
: or yt ar.
Clerk tor Co. Attorney, $390.00
rcr year.
Deputy Sheriff
Two janitors,
:r.omh.
Marie Richards, same
Leatha B. Reeves, same
Minnie Eledge, same
8
50.00
51.00
0.0 0
a
20.00
1S3.33
90.00
79.50
1.15
99
54.00
2G.00
2.50
$75.00 per month,
each, $50.00 per
GENERAL FUND
Lillian G. White, salary and
expense. December $127.0
Georgia "White, salary, Dec.
John Kopp. same
W. H. Puis, same and exp.
Miles M. Allen, salary, Dec.
Edith D. Solomon, salary in
Emp. office. 12-16 to 12-31.
A. II. Duxbury. salary, Dec.
Minnie Hi Id. same
E. 15. Chapman, same and
mileage
E. B. Chapman, toll calls
Greth Garnett, salary, mile
age, December
Alice Iliatt, work for Relief
office and Appl. Bureau
Genevieve Laase, same
Lelanrl Laase, mileage to
Lincoln
Blanche Hall, salary, Dec
Mary Jane Mark, samp
J. A. Cap well, same and ex
pense Henry T. Woster. salary for
December
Ruth Patton. same
John E. Turner, same
Betty Ann McCarty, clerical
work for Co. Treas.. Dec
Geo. L. Farley-, salary, mile
age, December
Avis Sylvester, work in Sher
iff's office
Mrs. Fronie Glaubitz, care of
J. Hincs. December
R. W. Edwards, mileage, de
livering commodities
Plattsmouth Steam Laundry,
service1 to court house
Plattsmouth Loan & Bldg.
Ass n. room rent and meter.
Itawls building
Y. H. Puis, 3 0-inch circular
saw
Arminda J. Graves. Jan. in
stalment, timber contract
F. G. Fricke & Co., medicine
to poor. jail, county farm
Bates Book Store, mdse. to
county offices
F. R. Gohelman. glass and
glazing, court house
A. II. Duxbury, Co. Judge,
fees in County Court
H. Sylvester. Sheriff, same.
John M. Meisinger, same
; Cle Olson, same
Charles E. Swanson, same
Val Buglewicz. same
"Weyrieh & Hadraba, medi
cine to poor and Co. farm 12.70
Dewey C. Reed, salary and
expense, December 41.75
Lorenz Bros., mdse. to the
county farm
Henry W. Walters. M. D., for
prof, service, 2 months
Iowa-Neb. Light & Power Co,
gas to Rawls building
Iowa-Neb. Light & Tower Co,
service to court house. Jail,
implement bldg. and county
farm
Plattsmouth Water Corp., for
service to court house
Higley Chemical Co., soap
and cleaner to jail
T. A. Jacobson. care of Joe
Benson
Dr. N. D. Talcott. med. ser
vice to poor. Dec
Tidball Lumber Co.. coal and
supplies to county farm
Standard Blue Trint Co.. for
supplies to Co. Surveyor
Kruger Wall Paper & Paint
Store, class. Co. Surveyor-
Fred T. Ramge. Trustee, for
room rent. WPA offices for
four months 30.00
C. E. Ledgway. Clerk of Dipt.
Court, fees. State vs. George
Wilson
Harman-Johnson Fun. Home,
fun. expense, D. L. Norris.
Omaha Printing Co.. supplies
to Register of Deeds
Plattsmouth Bakery, brea dto
county farm, Nov., Dec
E. B. Chapman, salary and
mileage. Jan. 3 to 10
Ceo. L. Farley, same
Hardware, fun. exp.
Jorgensen
Methodist Episcopal Hosp.,
care of C. Thystrup
K-B Printing Co.. supplies
to County Treasurer
Ilortc n F'incral Home, fun.
expense, C. Thystrup
C. L. Wiles. 7 tons. 090 lbs.
I prairie hay to Co. farm
'Omaha Testing Laboratories.
J for testing sample of lubri
cating oil
Hugh Stander, Jr., mdse. to
county farm
G. G. Douglas. M. D.. medi
cal services to poor
D. W. Karnopp. medical ser
vices to poor, December
Weeping Water Republican,
printing Board proceedings
and relief orders
Dr. J. W. Brendel. salary as
medical advisor. 4th quar
ter, and service to poor
Mrs. Mae Hunter, care of A.
Fellows. December
O. E. Liston. M. D.. service
to poor. December
Dr. P. T. Heineman, X-ray
to Mrs. J. Adkins
R. R. Anderson. M. D.. prof,
serv. self, and Drs. Weeks
& Tyler to poor. Dec
The Ladies Toggery, mdse.
to county farm
J. R. Dwyer, prof. serv.
E. T wet on
H. M. Soennichsen. mdse. to
jail. WPA. Highway Dept
and county farm.
C. E. Ledgway. Clerk of Dist.
Court fee bill. St. vs. Husk
C. E. Ledgway. Clerk of Dist.
Court, initial costs. State
vs. Delezene et al
Frankel Carbon & Rib. Mfg.
Co.. supplies to Co. Judge..
Milburn fc Scott Co., Inc.,
supplies to Co. Supt.
Plattsmouth Journal, env.
and printing to Co. offices.
E A. Wurl. for matches and
soap to court house
Cass L. Sylvester, salary and
mileage. December
Elm wood Leader-Echo, ptg.
examination papers for Co.
Superintendent
Dr. C. J. Formanack. medical
service to poor. December
R. W. Tyson. M. D.. same-
Alpha C. Peterson, sal'y and
exi ense, December
Marie E. Kaufmann, salary
for December
Albert Olson, clerical wk. for
County Clerk. December
Fred II. Gorder, salary and
mileage
Fred H. Gorder. telephone
calls and stamps
Adams Drug Store, medicine
to poor. December
Jess F. Warga, supplies to
court house
Jes F. Warga, supplies to
WPA project
J. H. Boetel. haul'g rubbish-
j Hotel Plattsmouth, lodging
5.85 j to transients
104.10 j C. E. Ledgway. Clerk of Dist.
Court, fee bills. State vs.
Inscho and McDonald
Geo. R. Sayles. salary and
expense. December
B. I. Clements, funeral exp.
E. Preston
The Huffman General Supply
House, ldo fiile fasteners
Farney Cafe, meals to jury
Stewart Cafe, same
Nebraska Supreme Ct. Jour
nal, one year's subscription,
to Jan. 1. 193S
Horton Funeral Home, amb.
service. Mrs. Ida Cotner
WaHnee O'Shano, handwrit
ing e::pert. Cruise case
Lincoln Tel. & Teleg. Co., for
service to court house and
county farm
Cass County Treasury, cash
advanced for post., freight
and other expense
Harold Lancaster, witness
j fee, Cramer case
Plattsmouth Steam Laundry,
washing dust rags
Rosen Auto Co., room rent.
Sanitation project, to Dec.
10. 1937
Bailey Sanitarium, hosp. care
of Mrs. Klimm
Brooks Oil Co.. 5 gal. boiler
metal treatment
J. C. Ridnovr Co., mdse. to
sewing center
Gre en's Drug Store, mdse.
50
to poor 1-9 5
John Day Rubber & Sup. Co,
pulley and belt IS. 27
Nicholas-Senn Hosp., care of
Henry Johnson 95.75
Burroughs Adding Men. Co.,
two ribbons 1.75
Internat. Chem. Co., case of
Formo-Flakes, court house. 22.0 5
L. W. Egenberger Agency,
room rent tor coiuuiuuuy
clerk, January 11
Streight & Streight, tuneral
expense, Mrs. C. Davis
Omaha Printing Co., supplies
to Clerk of Dist. Court
All Makes Typewriter Co.,
one Royal typewriter to the
WPA office
Lincoln Tel. & Teleg. Co., for
service to WW quarry
Mrs. Gus Brakhage, care of
Fred Brown, December
Lefebure Corp.. 2 4 tax books
and express, to Co. Clerk
Mrs. C. M. Calkins, care of
Shropshire children. Jan
R. P. Westover, M. D., medi
cal service to poor
The University Pub. Co , for
2nd quarterly exams
Klopp Printing Co., supplies
to county offices
service, Ballinger baby
A. E. Bennett, M. D., care of
Mrs. M. Leesley
Swanson Petroleum Co.. gas
to county farm
St. Joseph's Hosp., care of
Lawrence E. Thompson
j Nicholas-Senn Hosp., care of
Mrs. Alma Means
Drs. Condon & Newell, med.
service, Mrs. Alma Means.
Nicholas-Senn Hosp., care of
Mrs. Mary Adkins
Nicholas-Senn Hosp., care of
Mrs. Mattie Spidell
Anton Kani Hospital, care of
Joseph Hines
Bryan Memorial Hosp., care
of Frank Harmer
Bestor & Swatek Co., mdse.
to court house, Jail, county
farm
tur-
7.50
35.00 I
18.00 I
13.00 j
30.00 i
15.00
20.00 j
25.00
30.00
7.50
15.00
15.00
35.00
I
IS. 55
. 60.10
32.00
31.00
29.25
5.00
140.60
6.77
50.00
71.60
7.75
35.95
17.00
5.66
202.15
2.70
174.40
42.50
IS. 45
21.25
1S5.S4
60.00
49.50
79.60
4.05
5.8 5
.67
Fetzer Shoe Co.. shoes
nished county farm
Fred W. Brunn. repairs to
surveyor's transit
Tidbali Lumber Co.. one car
stoker coal to court house
Cass Co. Farm Bureau, for
salary and expense. Dec
C. E. Ledgway. Clerk of Dist.
Court, fees, insane case of
Mrs. M. Marks
Dr. R. T. Westover, same..
J. Howard Davis, same
H. Sylvester, Sheriff, same
C. E. Ledgway, Clerk of Dist.
Court, fees, insane case of
Ed Svoboda
Dr. R. P. Westover, same
J. Howard Davis, same
II. Sylvester. Sheriff, same..
C. E. Ledsway, Clerk of Dist.
Court, fees State vs. He lder-
ness
Shrauger Pharmacy, mdse. to
poor. December
Mrs. John Leddy, care Frank
Fideline
Harry Nielsen, salary, Dec.-
Cloidt Service, supplies
F G. Fricke & Co., mdse. to
WPA project
L. B. Egenberger, 100 lbs. of
salt to court house
L. C. Stock bus transporta
tion to Kearney TB hosp
C. E. Ledgway, salary, Dec.
Helen W. Warner, same
C. E. Ledgway. Clerk of Dist.
Court, fees. St. vs. Kruger.
D. H. Reichstandt. repairing
shoes for poor
Robert Fitch, Jr.. surveying
and office work
Warren F. Taylor, assisting
surveyor
II. Sylvester, salary, mileage,
jailor fees and boarding
prisoners
W. N. Brink. 1000 lbs. poul
try feed to county farm
Louise Vallery, barrow pit in
Section 6
Jewell Tea Co.. coffee to the
county farm
E. J. Richey. coal to county
farm
63.50
9S.0O
42.50
6.40
20.00
142.51
7S.71
44.00
7.46
3 6.T.O
40.00
50 00
6.76
54.55
64.65
50.00
60.90
49.55
1S4.70
133.15
40. SO
1.55
12.00
329.94
25S.19
Sheldon's Store, same
dribble's Store, same
A. O. Ault. same
Philip Hirz. same
4 6.50
32.00
5.3S
16.92
7.00
5.50
27.00
2S.90
52.00
6.00
26.00
20.00
70. SO
9.00
71.75
22.00
5.3 0
18.S5
24.50
0 9.50
24S.97
1 9 S . 2 s
1.2:
i). I i
S.0O
3.0 0
2.00
s.oo
3.00
2.00
10.30
2.50
12.00
100.00
4.64
1.60
2.00
5.00
160.66
S3. 34
145.26
1.00
201.75
7.50
C. H. Gibson, same 110.25
Carl's Market, same
L. B. Egenberger, same
S. J. Marshall, shoes to poor,
October
Fetzer Shoe Co., same
W. H. Zabel Grocery, pro
visions to poor. October
C. H. Finley. same
John Peterson, same
J. H. Steffens. same
E. L. McDonald, sarae
Mrs. Frank M. Rice, same
V. Trumble. same and cloth
ing L. J. Behrns, prov.. Oct
E. J. Richey, coal. Oct
Cloidt Lumber Co.. same
Tidball Lumber Co.. same..
Geo. II. Sell, same
Searle & Chapin Lumber Co.
same
Geo. E. Nickles, same
Binger Lumber &. Coal Co.,
same
Mullen's Market, prov., Oct.
H. M. Soennichsen Co., prov.
and clothing. O'-t
Ilinky-Dinl; y Store, provis
ions, October
J. II. Steffens. prov.. cloth
ing. November
Tutt & Brubacher. same
Gust. Sc-hlb'ske. 2 pairs over
shoes Fetze-r Shoe Co.. for shoes to
poor. November
Sheldon's Store, prov. and
clothing. Nov.
Theo. Harms, clothing. Nov.
S. J. Marshall, shoes, Nov
Marshall's Store, shoes and
clothing, Nov.
Carl's Market, provisions to
poor. November
Cribble's Store, same
Hart & Co., same
Knud Jensen, same
C. H. Gibson, same
Jake Reichart. prov., Sept.,
Oct., and Nov
Eihn & Greene, prov., Nov..
Morris Grocery, same
Karnes. Inc.. provisions to
M. Hunter. Nov
C. II. Finley, prov.. Nov
Nelson's Grocery, same
Mae V. Nelson, same
Stiles Cottage Grocery, same.
Murdock Merc. Co.. prov. for
Aug., Sept.. Nov
Jones Cash Grocery, prov.,
October and November
Elmer Rosenow. prov.. Nov..
L. J. Behrns. same
' Theo Harms, same
E. L. McDonald, same
Bothwell Grocery, same
Mrs. Frank Rice, same
A. O. Ault. same
L. R. Stanley, prov.. Septem
ber and October
Atlantic Fruit Grocery, for
prov. to J. Armstrong. Oct..
John Peterson, prov., Nov
Rose Tempelmeyer. same
Lcrenz Bros., same
Bach's Store, same
Allen's Cash Store, same
E. A. Wurl. same
C.90 No. 6
JO Fred Koehler. same. RD 9
21.59 Louie P. Hennmgs. same, RD
6.50 No. 2
Bert H. Lytle. same. RD 16.
Rcy Comstock. same. RD 5
A. A. Schoeman, same, RD 3
Louis Schmidt, same. RD 7
Louie Allgayer, Jr., same,
RD 13
Carl Comptcn, same. RD 14.
Wm'. Fhechan. Jr., same, RD
No. S
John Sheehan. same. RD S
Nebr. Bridge Sup. t Lumber
Co., 5 rolls snow fence. RD
No. 15
Geo. E. Nickles. lumber and
supplies. RD 10
Weeping Water City. prop,
sharp of roid money. RD
No. 2 4
South Bend Village, same.
RD No. 19
Murdock Village, same, RD
No. 21
Greenwood Village, same. RD
No. 2 0
Minnie Guthmann, poles for
culvert. S. D. 9 7. RD No. 2.
Chas. Miller. Ford transmis
sion to WPA project. RD
No. 1)
Marti)" Wib-rm. rocd work in
j III) No. 4
20.50 j Theodore S:oc ar. road work.
15.39 RD No. 1--
Mead Lumber Co.. fenc
terial. RD No. 4
Don Parish, sa'ary, storage
and htip. Ill) 15
W: A. Baker. cn stove to
WPA project. RD lo
W. II. Mas VM.it. wrie and
chain, ill) 13
Eartc n-Warner Prod., Inc.
explosives. RD S
Lincoln Road Equip. Co.. re
pairs. RD 7
39.70
49.20
31.30
4 0.00
4 0.00
S.10
33.90
37.00
3S.40
47.65
0.20
13.75
9.2 S
541.00
3 0 6.00
540.00
S4 0.00
o
u. .1
1.50
9 4. CO
0 0
Farmers Co-Op. Oil Co., gas 4 a. . a
Anton Anerswald. blacksmith
work 31.75
Kim: Bros. Barage, spark
pluizs and supplies 3.30
Eli Keckler. dragging 7.20
Jacnbson Welding Co.. weld
ing and repairs 35.00
Joe Banning, supplies 26.75
Standard Oil Co.. gas and
supplies 47.1 S
W. (). Martin, engine-man on
HG No. 5 and repair work. SS.50
Lester Drcnnan. one load of
wood to quarry 2.75
,'iwa- - e
service
!. Light & Power Co,
to Union patrol
.95
. tt
ma
ll.;
i.l
:o
6.00
41.50
8 no
0 7
106
50
2 5.00
40.00
15.00
off
91.67
104.17
1G6.66
45.00
75.00
25.00
4 6.50
51.45 j
1.00
I
!
11.00
7.00
100.00
3S.51
9.35
o . 4 O
5.80
10.50
S.OO
27.67
172.79
72.00
1.75
9.25
6.55
15.00
7.00
26.75
... 109.35
POOR RELIEF FUND
Font Wilson, milk to L.
Smith. July and Sept
Jake Reichart. prov. to poor.
September
Theo Harms, same
J. H. Steffens. same
C. H. Finley, same 10.50
9
27.00
25.00
6.40
50.10
7.00
15.00
5.00
4 5.00
. 1
3S.95
72.19
2.54
3.30
E. L. McDonald, same
V. Trumble. same
Allan's Cash Store, same
C. H. Gibson, same
Searle & Chapin Lumber Co.
coal to poor. Sept
L. J. Behrns. provisions to
poor. Copt.
Lorenz Bros., same
Fetzer Shoe Co.. shoes to
poor. Sept.
Mrs. -Frank M. Rice, provis
ions to poor. Sept
J. H. F. Ruga, same
Tutt & Brubacher. same
Rudolph Bergmann. same
Stiles Cottage Grocery, same
Penterman Market, same
A. O. Ault, same
L. U. Egenberger. same
A. M. McCarroll, same
Morris Grocery, same
Carl's Market, same
Earl Bennett, same .
The Reliable Shoe & Harness
Shop, shoes to poor. Sept
S. J. Marshall, shoes, cloth
ing to poor. Sept
Weep. Water Variety Store.
incise, to poor. Sept
Geo. H. Sell, same
Tidball Lumber Co., same
Frank Mullen, prov.. Sept.-
Hinky-Dinky Store, same
II. M. Soennichsen Co., same
and clothing
0 1 F. T. Wilson, milk to L.
I Smith, October
40.00 Tutt & Brubacher, prov. to
poor, October
Bach's Store, same
Bothwell Grocery, same
City Market, same
Allen's Cash Store, same
IS. 06
2.00
1.05
9.00
150.76
41.00
36.00
37.50
107.75
10.00
15.00
5.00
S.19
6.00
5.00
14.00
5.00
23.00
5.00
22.50
40.15
5.00
15.00
41.00
6.00
1.9 S
12.00
11. S3
7.8 0
24.75
6 6.00
SOS. 30
OK! or.
3.10
IS. 30
2.50
23.50
40.50
L. B. Egenberger. sam
Font Wilson, milk to Smith
Tidball Lumber Co., coal to
poor. November
E. J. Richey. same
Geo. H. Sell, same
Binger Lumber &. Coal Co..
same
Searle fc Chapin Lumber Co..
same
Mullen's Market, provisions,
November
Hinky-Dinky Store, same
H. M. Soennichsen. same and
clothing. Nov.
Jones Cash Grocery, provis
ions. Nov. and Dec
C. H. Finley. prov., Dec.
Scctt fc Co. same
Cribble's Store, same
L. J. Behrns. same
Theo. Harms, same and cloth
ing. December
i Hart &- Co.. prov., Dec
Mae V. Nelson, same
City Market, same
L. J. Behrns. same
Elmer Rosenow. same
E. L. McDonald, same, and
clothing
Rose Tempelmeyer. same
Formers Union Ass'n.. coal.
December
Fearle & Chapin Lumber Co..
same
Ralph Dean, same
Farmers Elevator Co., same.
Xehawka Farmers Grain Co.,
same
Ed Landgreen. 1 load wood.
6.00
5.00
18.00
2 4.50
29.00
34.50
32.00
15.00
2 0 . 0 0
5.00
76.75
11.0 o
25.00
26.40
9.00
10.00 ;
22.00
1 8 . 0 0
4.00
8 o ii
59.50
8.50
50.00
3.00
103. 00
0 5.15
19.75
33.00
11.22
O
1 .-. i
493.50
312.24
24.00
5.0 0
12.00
29.50
10.00
COMMISSIONER S ROAD F
y First Distri. t
Tutt & Brubacher, for paper
cups. WPA 211" $
Giles Oil Co.. gas and oil
Bauer Auto : Sup. Co.. re
pairs and labor, county ma
chinery Standard Oil Co.. gas and
supplies
Geo. O. Winscctt. gas to ma
chinery building
Dewey C. Reed, salary and
expense. Dee-mber
Ray Campbell, salary, Dec
II. L. Kruger. glass
Plattsmouth Water Corp.. for
crvico to implem't bldg.:..
Cass Co. Motor Co.. repairs
to county truck
COMMISSIONER'S ROAD F
Second District
Lincoln Road Equipment Co..
repairs $
John Gruber. engineman on
HG No. 2 and repair wk
Kee kkr Oil Co.. gas. supplies
John Finkle. graclerman on
UG No. 5
Lincoln Road Equipment Co.,
repairs
Miller - Hasselbalch Co., re
pairs Chris J. Elgaard. mdse. for
road work and quarry
5.9 5
3 5.05
5.0 0
2.00
10.67
79.77
ND
3.4 5
6.0 5
3 S . 2 o
15.46
3.65
2 5.00
6 0.00
1.21
3.60
S. 3
"ND
63.52
IS. 63
7.9 0
COMMISSIONER'S DRAG
Third District
Lin"oIn Road Equip. Co., for
repairs i
Wm. Kitzel. dragging roads.
Bert II. Lytle. same
Lou. is Schmidt, same
Roy Comstock. same
S. S. Petersen, blacksmith
work
j Searle v Chapin Lumber Co..
j lumber and supplies
T. A. Wiles, three loads of
wood to quarry
! Trunk r.bolz Oil Co.. gas
i Penu. Consumers" Oil Co., for
! gas and supplies
J"7". A. Wiles. 1725 cu. yds. of
I rock
I Bingfr Lumber & Coal Co.,
! s:.Pi lies to WW quarry
! Ke' lih r Oil Co.. gas. supplies
! John Friesel. trucking snow
i plow
Standard Oil Co.. gas and
I supplies
j Chri:: J. Elgaard. mdse. for
road work and quarry
i Don. Parish, salary, storape
and help
D;;vid K. Ebersole. salary as
crusher operator. Dec.
Farmers Union Co-Op. Oil
Ass'n. gas and kerosene
Continental Oil Co.. gas and
oil
Elmwood Motor Co., labor,
storage and supplies
Rosenow Filling Station, for
he roFC'Ue
Aug. Os.-enkop. truck hire to
January 4. 193S
FUND
2. 8 S
8.50
4 6.00
13.SO
21.00
3.35
145.79
15.00
35.69
9 5.S5
86.25
11.12
.5. a j
10.00
71.00
6.05
6 5.00
60.00
21.11
8S.42
5.95
1.3S
3S3.31
30.40
s s
3.05
BRIDGE FUND
Louie F. Ilennings, bridge
v. oik $
A. A. Schoeman. same
19.85
4.50
COMMISSIONER'S ROAD FUND
Third District
11. W. Christc nsen. engineman
on HG No. 4 $
James C. Lytle. graclerman on
HG No. 3 and expense
Earl Elliott, engineman. ' JIG
No. 3
Lincoln Road Equipment Co.,
repairs
6.44
62.10
44.03
17.39
2 6.50
15.50
18.00
42.80
s.oo
28.00
S5.45
36.00
10.12
5 8.41
7.50
4.96
9.50
4.00
COUNTY ASSISTANCE AD
MINISTRATION FUND
Paul Vandervoort. salary for
December S 75.00
Lillian Sedlak. clerical work
for Assistance Director 50.00
Rita Libershal. same 40.00
Greth Garnett. mileage for
Assistance Director 3.65
Ellen Sundstrom. salary and
mileage. December 10 4.05
F. L. Cummins. P. M.. stamps
to Assistance Director 10. 00
LOUISVILLE STATE AID
BRIDGE FUND
Cloidt Lumber Co., coal to
bridge $ 11-02
John II Busche. salary toll
man, December
Earl A. Maylielcl. same
C. F. Wheeler, same
Lincoln Tel. & Teleg. Co.. for
service to bridge
Nebraska Power Co., service
to bricge
Louisville Bridge Co.. inter
est due for fourth quarter.
1937, and retirement of 3
shares of stock
70.00
6 5.00
G5.00
4.S4
12.47
1247.74
. ROAD FUND
Tidball Lumber Co . lumber
and supplies. Ri) 10 $
Tidball Lumber Co.. lumber
and supplies. RD 1
Jay II. Austin, read work in
RD No. 11
54.00 Wm. Kitzel, road work, RD
10.40
12.75
DRAG FUND
By Road Districts
LiiK-oln Road Equip. Co.. re
pairs. RD's 7. 15 and 16 $172.70
Lincoln Rord Equip. Co.. re
pairs. RD No. 11 6.4 0
Lincoln Road Equip. Co.. re
pairs. RD's 6. 7. 15 and 16 253.52
A. N. Eaton Metal Products,
culvert and band. RD's 1-2. 3S.1R
Red Giant Oil Co.. oil. grease
and barrels. RD No. 0 3S.35
Floyd Fulton, sal'y and trips,
RD's 1 and 2 6S.50
John Day Rubber t Sup. Co.,
cable and clamps. RD 6 4.79
Miller - Hasselbalch Co.. re
pairs. RD's 1 and 10 SI. 64
Miller - Hasselbalch Co.. re
pairs. RD No. 11 62.63
Capital Bridge Co., culverts
and bands. RD's 1. 2 and 10 23S.04
John E. Frady (3 a rage, weld
ing and repairs. RD's 1-2 S7.27
Baum Iron Co., two 11-foot
channel irons. RD's 1-2 17.05
Elmer Wendt. one set new
Plow lays. RD 2 5.00
Weep. Water Variety Store,
supplies to quarry, RD's 14
and 15 4.27
Grant Hackenberg, rent gar
age. Dec. RD's 1-2 4.00
E. W. Bin'.ner. 2 loads of
wood. RD's 10 and 27 G.00
The National Refining Co.,
gas. RD's 1 and 10 70.31
Miller - Hasselbalch Co.. re
pairs, RD's 1 and 10 4 9 5.S4
FUND
Tii:baII Lumber Co., lumber
a lid supplies
T. W. Eagles Lumber Co.,
lumber and supplies
T. W. Eagles Lumber Co.,
bridge lumber :
Crane. Curyta & Murtey, for
lumber and supplies
A. F. Sturm, lumber, sand
and cement
Tidball Lumber Co., bridge
lumber
Tidball Lumber Co., math for
WPA project No. 3595
Bern is Bros. Bag Co., for six
burlap covers
J;iy H. Austin, bridge work-
Wm. Kitzel, same
Bert H. Lytle. same
Roy Comstock. same
Taxton & Vierling Iron Wks.,
steel for dock road bridge.
Louis Schmidt, bridge work.
Wm. Sheeban. Jr., same
John Sheeban. same
Clyde W. Fleshman. same
Best or & Swatek Co., supplies
for WPA projects
Geo. E. Nickles. lumber and
supplies
James C. Hoschar, bridge v. k.
D. Ray Frans. bridge lumber
The Moran Construction Co.,
rent concrete mixer for one
month
Searle & Chapin Lumber Co.,
lumber and supplies
J. W. Banning, lumber
H. A. Risk Pipe & Const. Co.,
labor and math for bridge.
Rock Bluff precinct
Cloidt Lumber Co., lumber
Joe Banning, supplies
Giles Oil Co.. gas and oil
Ceco Steel Products Co., for
loo ft- '-i-in. mastic 11.00
Glen Vallery. supplies 19.33
Bell Gravel Co., 312.S6 tons
gravel for dock road bridge 150.43
E. J. Richey, lumber, cement 335.15
C. E. Markham. truck rental
en doc si: road project 35.70
Cess County Dock, supplies
for dock road bridge 8.1-1
9:
16.65
66.05
o . t 1
9 f t
o J , e" l
49. S2
149.02
7.4 4
9.90
20.20
S.OO
9.00
520.12
21.60
11.9 5
5.20
5S.S1
5.10
i ....
9S.0O
63.63
80.04
295.00
G4.4S
4.0 0
9.61
COMMISSIONER'S I'll A G
First District
Bestor T- Swatek Co., supplk?s
for WPA project $
The Xat'l Refining Co., gas.
Murray Garage, supplies
Geo. E. Nickles. lumber and
supplies
Bauer Auto & Sup. Co., re
pairs and labor, county
machinery
Frank Read, salary, Dec-
Kroehler Hardware, mdse
John Iverson, blacksmith wk.
Ofe Oil Co., gas and grease
Charles Tunnell, stove and
table to WPA
50
50
92
oo rn
29.95
31.63
189.42
41.25
T . . 4 ij
12.00
11. S2
10.45
COMMISSIONER'S DRAG FUND
Second District
Crane, Curyca & Murtey, for
lumber and supplies $ 4.94
S D. Rockwell, dragging 4.00
Fredv Koehler. dragging 9.00
Louie Allgayer, Jr.. dragging 20.00
II. H. Eecker, welding 2.00
COUNTY HIGHWAY FUND
Ciane, Curyea fc Murtey, for
lumber and supplies S 3.22
Geo. Small, salary, storage,
December. 193 7 63.00
Jay H. Austin, road work"
and dragging roads 30.00
J. H. McMakcn, labor setting
crusher 26.00
Joe Shec-han. salary. Dec 60.00
Herman Wohlfarth. sal'y and
storage. December 71.
Oscar E. Dowler, salary for
December 07.
Farmers Co-Op. Oil Co., gas. 5.
Searle & Chapin Lumber Co.,
lumber and supplies 2.33
Penn. Consumers Oil Co., for
gas and supplies 63.. 11
E. A. Pankonin, supplies to
quarry 10.70
Keckler Oil Co., gas, supplies 44.25
O. Lundberg, gas. supplies.. 1.30
A. O. Ault, steel posts and
bolls 15. CO
Ray House, salary, storage
and expense. Dec. 77.00
J V. Stradley & Sons, re
pairs 5.75
Bauer Auto & Supply Co.. re
pairs and labor, county ma
chinery C.62
Standard Oil Co., gas and
supplies 28. SS
Chris J. Elgaard, mdse. for
read work and quarry 33. SI
John II. Chriswisser, salary
for December 07. 50
Fred Rueter, salary, storage 71.50
I). Switzer. hauling crusher. 12. So
Sanford Human, salary and
storage 65.00
(Continued on Fage 6)
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