TIIK NORFOLK NKWH : FRIDAY. NOVtiMBUR 18 , 1904 ,
EUECTION EXPENSES AND OTHEH
ITEMS MAKES BIO GRIST.
AULTMAN BILLS FINLLY PAID
County Attorney Gives Opinion that
County Is Liable for Mcdlcnf and
Funeral Expenses Uarne Roailaml
Bridge Bills Allowed.
Mmllmiu. Nob. . Oct. II. Hoard ( if
county cotumlMMotioi'H mot purmiaul
to luljnuntnu'iit. All members pros
out. MlnutPR nf last nipotliig wore
n'Hil niul on motion approved.
On motion the ( ollowlnn bills wor
allowed :
Win. fin soy , brldito work , . . . $ ! U I
Krod Smith . ; li1 r' ' "
II. K. AabcMX work' commis
sioner dlHlrlul No. 1 . 7R nit
II. K. AalH-rg , wnrlt road dlsl-
rlrt Xo. 2W . I lift fin
! ' ( ' . Harris , work toad dis
trict No. fi . fi'.t ' 00
1 * C. Harris , work road dls-
trlcl No. : , . ! ' " >
Win. Able. road work dlHtrlct
N , , . r , . it : rm
V I * . Danes , toad work dis
trict NO. r. . i- | | ( |
Kri-d Smith , rend work dis
trict No. 1 ! > . r' ° °
( icnrgc Sohmltl. road work
commissioner dlHlrlct No. 1 ! 7fi 00
Hmno-HobortMin-WyeolT Co. ,
lumlicr , road dlHlrlct No. UI ' . ! < ' . tll !
Humo-Hoborl8ou-W > TolT Co. .
Inmlior , road dlHtrlcl No. ail III ! tit !
lliimo-Hoborlsou-W.vcort Co. .
lumber , road dlHlrlct No. Ill SS 00
1 lumo-llobort sonWycoff Co. ,
lumber , road dlHtrlct No. IS : ' . ' 7t !
Humo-llohcrlKon-WyoolT Co. .
lumber , road district No. a 5 lilt 10 !
Humo-Kobortson-W.voorf Co. ,
Inmtior , rend dlHlrlct No. HI ! 8l ! 110
Humo-HobortKou-Wyeoff Co. ,
lumber , road district No. 17 112 30
Co. ,
Humt-Hobertnou-WycofT
lumber , road district No. 2i ! Ml2
Hume-HoberlKon-Wycoff Co. .
lumber for court house. . . . 10 ! > 0
Ilumo-Kobortson-Wycofr Co. ,
lumber and piling H > 28 fid
Thomas O'Shea. himber , road
dltsrlet No. 21 I'.l ! > r >
Thomas O'Shea , lumber , road
district No. Ill H OR
Thomas O'Shoa , lumber , road
district No. 211 21 tilt
Thomas O'Shoa , lumber , road
district No. 22 K 7 10
Crowoll Lumber Co. . lumber
road district No. 2S 0 7i >
Crowoll Lumber Co. . lumber ,
road district No. 21 .Sti Ilii
11.V. . Winter , morchandlse ,
road district No. S 2 0(1 (
1'etor Hussey. road work ,
commissioner district No. 2 7fi 00
Fred Westou , road work , road
district No. 1 S 00
.1. L. Derrick'road work , road t
district No. II . . . . ' . , ' r.O . 00
K. L. "Lovelace , road 'work ,
commissioner district No. I ! II 00
John Wade , road wof'k. com
missioner district No. 2. . . r.2 . 00
John Wade , rend district No. S ! ( ) 00
C. lUnasc , road work , road
district No. I 17 10
Chas. Keiiske , road work , com
missioner district No. 2 . . (10 ( 00
H. J. Morris , road work , road
district No. ! ' 28 00
C. .1. Lodge , road work , com
missioner district No. 2 . . IS 00
Krod Terry , road work , com
missioner district No. 2. . . 21 00
.1. N. Kent , road work , com
missioner district No. 2. . . 7 50
J. W. Cilbbs , road work , com
missioner district No. 2. . . 10 00
J. Bullish , road work , com-
K. 1'ettitt , road work , road
district No. ! > t * > 00
mlssloner district No. a. . . i ! 00
M. n. Pi'ttltt , road district No.
n a 50
Horst Bros. , merchandlso for
road district No. a I MR
Horst Hros. , merchandise for
road district No. 2R 0 00
W. 12. Hoed , road work , dis
trict NO. 9 ao oo
Gust Winter , work , district
No. 17 H 00
Chas. Kolzow. road work ,
commissioner district No. 1 -5 00
Chas. Kolzow , road work ,
road district No. 28 58 00
J. 1' . Lauvor , bridge work ,
road district No. 1R 40 00
John Friday , merchandise for
road district No. S : t 90
John Friday , merchandise for
road district No. ft 70
John Friday , merchandise for
road district No. 2 7 00
F. / . McC.lnnls. road work ,
commissioner district No. a 47 75
F. 7. . McGtnnls. road work ,
road district No. 18 71 ! 00
Sherman Snyder. road work ,
road district No. 5 10 00
A. n. Howery , rend work , road
district No. Iia R7 00
John Weland , rend work , road
district No. 21 SI t5 !
Albert Kdwards , bridge work JSa at
Fred Clerks , road work , dis
trict No. 24 2& 50
Thos. U. Hooves , road work ,
district No. 20 4 00
Thos. Wade. grading road 150 00
Chas. Wetxel. road work , dis
trict No. 18 21 40
Wm. Doyle , road work , dis
trict No. : : 25 00
It. L. Lovelace , road work ,
commissioner's district No.
: t tt ; ; : < io
Terry Turner , road work ,
commissioner district No. ! ! 88 00
Pat Tumor , road work , com
missioner district NO. : t. . . asa 50
John Reynolds , road work ,
road district No. Ill I5 ! 00
W. N Huse , commissioner
proceeding , tax list and
treasurer's semi annual
statement 445 79
W. N. Huso , school reports ,
notices , ballots , etc 138 50
Opinion of County Attorney.
Norfolk , Neb. , Nov. 11 , 1904. County -
ty Commissioners of Madison County ,
Madison , Nfcb. Ontlemcn : With ref-
OFFICIAL COUNT OF VOTES CAST IN MADISON CO , , NOVEMBER 8 , 1904.
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oronce to the claims tiled for medical
and hospital attendance and the fu
neral expenses in Iho matter of the
death of Louis Aultman , will say that
In my opinion there can be no ques
tion lint that the county Is llablo for
reasonable expenses. While the de
ceased was a non-resident of the coun
ty , still , having no money or friends
and belli ) ; In absolute need of medical
attendance , and after his death , there
belnn no one to take chaw of bis
body , It was necessary for the county
to Klve him care while living and bury
the body when dead , but the expenses
Incurred should lie reasonable and
should he only such as were absolute
ly necessary.
Yours very truly ,
Hurt. MnpcH.
On motion the following bills were
allowed :
Sessions , t HeV , collln for
Louis Aultmau a5 00
Prospect Hill Cemetery asso- '
elation fi 00
Ors. Suiter .t Sailor and
Dear 50 00
Thomas O'Shoa , coal 81 i0 !
Horst Hros. , oil. etc U fit )
John \Veland , rlprapplng . . . . 5S 50
( ioorKo K. Richardson , foes ,
case state vs. Slunk &
Walker 10 80
Win , Mates , fees , ease. , state
vs. Diman ! 10
J. Nichols , attorney In insan
ity cases , $ a7 , applied on tax.
Shurtx. . < Jenkins , merchan
dise for pauper and election
supplies 1 ti5
S , It. MoKarland , distributing
ballots. $8.50 , allowed at. . . I fit )
.1. .1. Clements , jurors fees.
election not lees , etc. aao L >
! ' . H. Hariiuin , printing for
clerk of district court 5 75
Fred II. Davis , canvassing
votes 5 00
Poier Hubendall , canvassing
votes 5 00
K. N. Smart. Insanity case
ami medical service 11 00
liinll Winter , county clerk tax
list tiOO 00
( Just Kaul , salary for October 40 00
V , Gamblll , caring for Ktnnni
Gamblll 18 00
Win. nenblKh. land for road. . 50 00
C. 11. Heatty. 4 wolf scalps. . . 8 00
City of Madison , electric light 20 80
State Journal Co. , election
supplies , tax receipts , etc. . . 158 90
Perkins Hros. , records 59 14
Omaha Printing Co. , office
.supplies 5 50
Heos Printing Co , tax lists. . 48 00
S. W. Hayes , feua case vs.
Hruno 3 55
Nebraska Telephone Co . rent
and toll : tt : 90
W. H. Lowe , surveying 5 00
Thomas Wade , repairs for
grader 7 ! . '
The Austin Western Co. , re
pairs for grader 72 00
G. It. Mnflloy. repairing and
caring for booths t 00
F. D. Krantz , judge and re
turning ballots 7 (50 (
C. F. Winter , judge 4 00
A. L. Carter , judge 4 00
W. F. F. Winter , clerk 4 00
T , ! : . Odlorne , clerk , 4 00
Paul Hnuumund , constable. . 2 00
August Hrnmmund , judge and
making returns 7 tin
W. H. Widnman , judge 4 00
John Oesterllng , judge " 1 01
Chas. Vail , clerk : 4 01
Paul Luobehe. clerk 4 0 (
'
ISoo. Thlele , constable 2 01
W. F. Ahlmann , rent and
booths 10 01
W. F. Ahlmann , Judge and
making returns 7 01
Henry 'Mueller , Judge 4 00
S. Robertson , judge 4 00
Ralph Hrnnsch , clerk 4 00
Mox Asnins , clerk 4 00
J. Gottfried , constable 2 00
W. H. Law , Judge and making
returns ' . ' 7 00
J. S. McClary , judge 4 0 (
A. Morrison , judge 4 00
Ervfn Gerecke , clerk 4 00
M. C. Hazen , clerk 40
D. Hcswick , constable 2 00
J , S. Burnett , Judco 4 00
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7n 'J.vi ! n-J M 7n ail ri , 4(1 ( arg
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71 l 8l | 2tK ! 171 .17 . 7. J M 41 ! aiui'saiti r '
111) ) ( Hi l.S lilt 48 s si .IHi. , in
nr. 4(1 ( r. r * : ,4 a I ' 4
M. .1. Kennedy , judge I 00
Louis Hershl/.er , judge and
making returns 7 00
Kred Holllngsworth , clerk. . . -100
Allen Wilkinson , clerk -I 00
Anton Huebner , Judge and re
turns S Oil
F. II. Palmer , Judge -I 00
A. II. Richardson , judge I 00
A. H. Craig , clerk -I 00
il. Massman , cleric -1 00
Wm. Chapman , constable . . . a 00
School district No. 7" , cleanIng -
Ing school house 2 tiO
John Hughes , judge and car-
lug for booths t lit )
Chas. Crook. Judge I 00
M. .1. Hughes. Judge -I 00
W. S. Crook , clerk -I 00
James Hughes , clerk and mak
ing returns ! > 00
Win. Hopkins , judge -I 00
James Colgrove. judge and
carlni ; for booths " > HO
J. W. McCallum , judge and
making returns 11 ( )
( ieorgo Recroft , clerk ! 00
Jacob White , clerk 1,00
II. II. Mills , judge and returns
and caring for booths . . . . 11 HO
1 Ashcraft. judge -I 00
I. Marshall , judge -I 00
Jlles Warren , clerk -I 00
' . K. Hanson , clerk I 00
\ J. Ilixson , Judge and mak
ing returns 12 00
lerman Wohlfoll. judge I 00
' . J. Olandt , judge -I 00
. II. H. Wagner , clerk 4 00
) uano Stuart , clerk -I 00
\ . C. Williams , constable and
caring for booths I 00
Soorgc Mutlley , storing
booths 2 00
lonry Massman , Judge I 00
. W. Risk , judge 4 00
' . V. Xlmmeriuan. judge -1 00
lonry Nonwerk. clerk I 00
C. J. Daniel , clerk and mak
ing returns S 50
0. J. Hrlnk. judge and making
returns S 00
'rod Volk. Judge -t 00
'red Hrechlor. judge I 00
F. B. Martin , clerk -I 00
Mbert Hodman , clerk 1 00
Frank Flood , constable 2 00
F. / . McUlnnls , judge 4 00
Anton Vlllnow. Judge 4 00
n. Reed , judge 4 00
Hay Herrlngton , clerk 4 00
(5. W. Kvans , clerk and mak
ing returns 7 10
Albert Machmuller , constable 2 00
R. W. Linn , Judge 4 Ofl
( } . W. Cialpln , judge 4 00
Clans Young , judge 4 00
S. K. Ksh. clerk 4 00
Wm. Eisenhauer. clerk and
making returns 0 20
feo. ! W. Ray. constable 2 00
John Studts , Judge 4 00
Wm. Kurtz , judge 4 00
Sam Dunn , judge 4 00
Wm. Stork , clerk 4 00
Fred Kurt/ , clerk , returns and
caring for booths 7 CO
Thos. Lostlna. judge , returns
and caring for booths S 30
Ole Oleson , judge 4 00
Jacob dross , judge 4 00
Wm. Martin , clerk 4 00
J. C. Osborn , clerk 4 00
School district No. 28 , clean-
'ing school house 2 . " > ( ]
John Mahonoy. judge I 00
John Mclntosh. judge 4 00
Frank Klchberg , judge 4 00
Thos. Reeves , clerk and mak
ing returns S 00
Clarence Mclntosh. clerk . . . 4 00
John Grant , .constable 2 OC
S. H. Grant , caring for booths 2 OC
School district No. fi 2 DO
I. W. King , judge 4 00
Chas. Lothoby , judge 4 00
K. H. Gerhart , judge 4 00
P. W. Ruth , clerk 4 (10 (
M. H. Madden , clerk and re
turns 10 20
Chas. Hrlnkman , constable. . . 2 00
D. B. Martin , Judge , returns
and caring for booths . . . . S 10
W. Kohl. Judge 4 00
H. Hasfiman , judge 4 00
Christ D. Schmltt , clerk 4 00
H. lUhmaker , clerk 4 00
Chas. Sprlngstube , cleaning
school touHe 2 60
Jacob Gabelman , judge 4 00
Nick Christiansen , judge 4 00
Leonard Dieter , judge 4 00
Jacob Knapp , clerk 4 00
Win. Harms , clerk and re
turns C 70
J. Nichols , judge and returns ,
applied on tax 0 00
.1. L. Grant , judge . . .i..k. . 4 00
H. Clausen , judge . .M 4 00
A. M. Koeehig , clerk 4 OH
F. 13. Harnum , clerk 4 00
.1. A. Lyons , constable 2 00
S. O. Diivles. . judge and returns -
turns I ! 10
R. Nichols , judge 4 00
.1. VauHlarlcum. judge 4 00
Goo. Lltke , clerk 4 ' 00
R. McGohoe. clerk 4 00
13. II. Walters , rent 1 ! ) ( ) : : and
1001 ' . I ! 00
Frank Martin , caring for
booths and constable 7 < " 0
.1. F. Mathews , rent for G. A.
R. hall r > 00
Airs. F. Maxwell , hall rent. . . 5 00
C. W. Cruni , salary for Sep
tember and October and In
cidental expenses a2 ( ! ! IO
On motion the following transfers
were made from the school bond fund
to the school general fund :
School district No. . ! 1 OS
School district No. ! l It
School district No. 12 III ! n
School district No. 25 12 SO
School district No. 2 " 4(5 (
School district No. : ! S 50
School district No. 12 C 81
School district No. 17 1 03
School district No. IS 2(5 ( 07
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School district No. 51' . . . . . . 22 98
School district No. "I S tl'.l
School district No. 58 I ! 74
School district No. iii ! 01 !
School district No. (15 ( 05
School district No. 75 II 00
School district No. 77 21 71
School district No. 114 5 85
On motion the following transfers
were made :
$7.41 ! from the 1002 general fund to
1JI02 bridge fund.
$175 from the 1901 general fund to
the 1002 bridge fund.
$ tifi from the I'.iOl bridge fund to
Iil02 bridge fund.
$ if.I.2.r. : : ( from the 1902 bridge fund
to the UtOI ! bridge fund.
$1(550.25 ( from the 190i ; bridge fund
to the 1901 bridge fund.
On motion the board agreed not to
extend any more aid to Mrs. Emma
Gamblll after December 1 , 1904.
On motion board adjourned to December -
comber 15 , 1904 , at 1 o'clock p. m.
Emil Winter ,
County Clerk
Old People Have Their Troubles.
The most common ailments to which
people past middle age are subject are
Indigestion and constipation. For
tunately there Is a remedy especially
suited to these disorders and that af
fords prompt relief. It is called Cham
berlain's Stomach and Liver tablets.
The laxative effect of these tablets Is
so agreeable and so natural that you
do not realize that it has Iwen pro
duced by a medicine. They also Im
prove the appetite and strengthen the
digestion. Write , to tlie Chamberlain
Medicine Co. , Des Mollies , Iowa , for
a free sample , and give them a trial ,
or get the regular 25-cent size from
your druggist. Leonard the drpgglst.
\V < irlil' Fnlr.
The Union Parlno in connection with
the Wabash line now runs through
electric lighted sleepers to St. Louis
nntl return. Paneieirgers are landed at
main entrance of exposition at a con
venient hour In the morning , thui nav-
nic time and expense on arrival at St.
Uouls. and avoiding the rreat crowja
t the big union Mutton. Many hours
'lUlcker thun any other route. No
chang * of cars. Illustrated culdt to
the ( air free on application Ho J. n.
KluefTtr. agent
Repairing neatest , best , cheapest
Paul NonJwIg , bnraeEB man.
PARKER CARRIED TWO OF THE
VOTING PRECINCTS.
LIGHT VOTE ON THE AMENDMENT
Bryan , Allen and Robertson Received
Votes .is Preference for United
States Senator Green Garden and
Schoolcraft Firmer than Missouri.
The ofllclal returns of the Madison
county vole at the election last Tues
day are herewith presented , and some
remarkable pluralities are shown. A
remarkable feature of the table Is the
fact that but two precincts In the
county gave the Parker electors a plu
rality and they were Green Garden
and Schoolcraft. The majority for the
presidential electors , however , reached
the magnificent llgure of 1,101.
Two precincts , Union and School-
craft , reported no votes for preference
for United States senator. Mr. Hur-
kett's majority was 1782. There were
14 votes cast for W. J. Hryan , four for
W. V. Allen and two for W. M. Robert
son for this honor.
The vote was light on the constitu
tional amendment , less than n quar
ter of the voters expressing them
selves one way or the other on this
question. Of those who did vote there
was n majority of 285 in favor of the
amendment.
Of the pluralities on the state ticket
Governor Mickey received the small
est , 295 , and J , L. McHrlen , for super
intendent of public instruction , the
largest , C44.
Jack Koenlgsteln , running without
opposition for county attorney , re
ceived better than his party vote , get
ting forty-seven more votes than the
republican presidential alectors.
Williams for state senator ran a lit
tle behind the average on the state
ticket but received 555 as his plural
ity , which must bo very satisfactory.
F. W. Richardson , for state representa
tive received the same plurality as Mc
Hrlen , being the highest vote on the
state ticket , and Johnny Harding for
county commissioner eclipsed every
thing but the presidential electors in
his plurality , getting 701 votes more
than his opponent , Mr. Mahonoy.
J. J. McCarthy was heartily endorsed
for congress , receiving a majority of
158 over Mr. McKllllp.
The Fourth ward of Norfolk has the
credit for being the banner socialist
precinct , more votes being recorded
for that ticket in the one ward than
In all the balance of the county.
v/ery Low Rates to International Live
Stock Exhibition at Chicago ,
\'ln the Northwestern line. Excursion
tickets will be sold Nov. 2G , a ? and 28.
limited to return until Dec. 5 , Inclu-
.IMS. Apply 10 agents Chicago &
Niorthwestern R'y. '
Fine plush and fur robes and horse
blankets. Large assortment. Reason-
iblo in cost. Paul Nordwlg.
The Waba&h.
Is the only line lauding you at the
world's fair. Round .trip rates from
Omaha arc as follows :
$8.50 sold dally except Friday and
Saturday good 7 days.
$13.80 sold -dally good IB days.
The Wnbash is the only line that
lands passengers at the main entrance-
of the world's fair grounds. Also the
only line that can chock your baggage
to the world's fair station. Think
what a saving of time , annoyance and
extra car fare.
All agents can sell you through tick
et and route you over the Wnbnsh.
Very low rates to many points south
and southeast. For beautiful world's
fair folder and all Information call at
loOl Farnam St. or address ,
Harry E. Moorcs ,
Gen. Agt. Pass. Pcpt. Wab. R. R.
Omaha. Neb.
TWO DEATHS OF TYPHOID FEVER
[ l'roiii Wrdnt-silHy's Dally. ]
Bride of Four Weeks and n Little Girl
Died This Morning.
Mrs. ICmnm Leu , the young wife of
Ferdinand Leu. died at 12:110 : this
morning at the Leu homo six miles
northeast of the city , of typhoid fever ,
and the funeral will be held Friday ,
at 12 o'clock from the family home
mil at 2 o'clock from the Christ Luth
eran church. Interment will be In
the new Lutheran cemetery on North
Eleventh street.
Particular interest attaches to this
death from the fact that Mrs. Leu was
but eighteen years of age and had'
been married but 1'our weeks , leaving
a young husband to mourn her un
timely death. She is the daughter of
Mr. and Sirs. William Winter and besides -
sides the parents and husband , leaves ;
three brothers and two sisters to
mourn her loss. Hut a brief month
ago Ferdinand Leu and Emma Winter-
were pronounced one in the St. Paul
Lutheran church north of the city and
Friday the young bride will be laid in
her grave. The young couple had
been making their home with the-
groom's parents , Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Leu , since the marriage , and It was
there that her death occurred this
morning. The sympathy of friends
will go out to the young husband and'
the two bereaved families.
Minnie Heckman.
Minnie , the 7-year-old daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Gottlieb Heckman , died
at the home of her parents on East
Philip avenue , this morning at 5
o'clock of typhoid fever. The little-
girl had recently given evidence of
Improvement , but failed suddenly yes
terday and last night until death re
sulted this morning.
The funeral arrangements have not
yet been completed.
FAREWELL TO BOOTH-TUCKER
Salvationists Give a Demonstration to
Their Departing Commander.
New York , Nov. 10. The White-
Star Hue pier was the scene of a not
able demonstration today on the de
parture of the steamship Oceanic-
Several hundred uniformed Salvation
Army ofllcers , including both men and -tf *
women , gathered at the pier to bid
farewell to Commander Hooth-Tucker
on his departure for England- where
lie Is to be located In future. The-
commander delivered an affecting
farewell address to his lieutenants ,
who sang and cheered ami waved their
Hags and banners as the big steam
ship pulled out Into the river.
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