o NORFOLK WEEKLY NEWS-JOURNAL : FRIDAY JANUAHVi 81 , 1903.
FIRST REGULAR MEETING OF THE
DOARD FOR THE YEAR.
ESTIMATE OF EXPENSES MADE
ContrActs Awarded , Deputy Assessor *
Named , Petit Jury Drawn , Dills Al
lowed and General Dullness Trans
acted ,
Mndlsoii , Neb. , Jan. 14 , 1908 , 1 p
m. At Uio first regular meeting of
the board of county commissioners In
January , the following were present :
John Malonc , Burr Taft and Henry
Sundcrinnn.
John Mtilono took his place as chairman -
man of the board.
The minutes of January 7 , 1908 , were
read and approved.
The following estimate of expenses
of Madison county for the year 1908
ivaa prepared and on motion the same
wau adopted :
County bridges $22,000
County roads 12,00 (
Rlprapplng streams 3,00 (
County Institute 10 (
County printing 1,20 (
County attorney's salary 1,00 (
Care of paupers 3,00 (
Fuel , postage and expense 1,50 (
Books , stationery and supplies. 1GO (
BlecUou expenses 2,500
Salary , county assessor and
deputies 3.500
Soldiers' relief 800
Poor farm expenses 1,000
County superintendent's salary 1,400
Salary of clerk of the hoard. . . 600
County commissioners' salary. 3,000
Bounty on wild animals GOO
Jailor's fees 1,500
Janitor's salary and county of
ficers' assistants 1,500
District court jurors and coun
ty officers' fees 7,000
Insane fund 1,200
Aid to agricultural societies. . . GOO
Furulturo and repairs on court
house , and insurance 1,500
Clerk of the district court , sal
ary 500
Salary sheriff and assistants. . . 1,800
P. W. Huth , county assessor , made
the following appointments of depu
ties for 1908 :
Norfolk preclnctW. . II. Wldaman ,
Norfolk city , real estate ; C. L. Andor-
eon , Norfolk city , personal ; S.V. . Gar-
vln. Valley precinct A. B. Richard
son. Deer Creek W. S. Crook.
Meadow Grove precinct Will McDon
ald. Jefferson Robert Dales. Grove
lircclnct J. H. B. Wagner. Highland
precinct F. W. Richardson. Battle
Creek Fred G. Volk. Wnrnervlllo
precinct , Fred Terry. Union precinct ,
F. J. Dover. Fairvlew precinct , Ben
Davis. Schoolcraft precinct W. R.
Martin. Emerick precinct C. B. Mc-
Intosh. Shell Creek precinct , P. J.
Osnes. Kalarnazoo precinct J. P.
Gableman , jr. Green Garden precinct
Frank H. White. Madison precinct
I. B. Loneker. Office deputy J. L.
nyncarson.
The board on motion refused to ap
prove the appointment of W. H. Wld-
aman as deputy assessor for Norfolk
precinct.
County Assessor P. W. Ruth then
appointed A. L. Carter as deputy as
sessor for Norfolk precinct When
the appointments of deputy assessors
were all approved.
Proposition of the Huso publishing
Co. to print the proceedings and all 1
notices ordered , which are to bo pub
lished once in each of the following
papers : Norfolk Dally News , Norfolk
Weekly News-Journal , Battle Creek
Enterprise , Tilden Citizen , Madison
Chronicle , Madison Star-Mall and Mad
ison County Reporter , was accepted.
The proposition of Huso Publishing
Co. , S. C. Blackman , F. B. Martin and
J. B. Donovan for blanks for 1908 was
accepted.
On motion J. H. Hunter was allowed
$3.30 refund of taxes erroneously col
lected.
The proposition of the Schauman
Drug Co. , for stationery for year 1908
was accepted.
The proposition of the Huso Pub
lishing Co. for blank books for year
1908 was accepted.
The proposition of the Huso Pub
llshlng Co. for printing ballots foi
1908 was accepted.
On motion C. D. Johnson was ap
pointed steward of the poor farm foi
the year commencing March 1 , 1908
at a salary of $40 per month.
On motion Gus Kaul was appointee
janitor of the court house at a salarj
of $50 per month.
On motion the appointment by J. J.
Clements of W. C. Elloy as deput )
sheriff was approved and his salarj
fixed at $35 per month.
The fee book of Geo. E. Richardson
County Clerk was audited and founi
correct showing excess fees earne <
for year amounting to $685.00.
The fee book of J. J. Clements wai
audited and found correct showini
fees collected for six months endinj
January 8 , 1908 to bo $108.50.
On motion Board adjourned to Jar
nary 18. 1908 at 8 a. m.
Madison , Neb. , Jan. 15 , 1908 ; 8 s
m. Board met pursuant to adjourn
rnent , present John Malone , Burr Taf
and Henry Sunderman.
The Institute book of Frank S. Pel
due , county superintendent , was audll
ed and found correct showing balanc
on hand $52.95.
The fee book of Wm. Bates , Count
Judge was audited and found correct
showing total fees collected durln
year ending Jan. 8 , 1908 to bo $1740.5
making excess fees to bo turned int
County Treasury $240.60.
On motion the following list c
names was selected from which th
petit Jurors for the February term c
district court are to bo drawn :
Norfolk precinct : Herman Braascl
W. E. Graham , A. N. Anthcs , E. A.
Amorlne , W , 11. Blakeman , Adolph
Hlllc , D. D. Brunson , E. A. Bullock ,
Pat Crotty , Arnold Pasowolk , Dan
Craven , A. W. Goldaworthy , Obod
Huuscli , Julius Holme , E. M. Huntington -
ton , CharlcB Kuapp. Valley precluct
J. H. Massman , Oscar Dederman.
Deer Creek precinct : J. H. Harding ,
J. H. Stullc. Meadow Grove precinct
F. W. Baker , Geo. F. Mills. Jef
ferson precinct : J. A. Carlisle , Phil
lip Miller , M. C. Buniham. Grove
precluct : Julius Glandt , F. A. Hen-
ulnger. Highland precinct : Henry
Stoltuubarg , Charley Praunor , Jr. Bat
tle Creek precinct : A. C. Bredchoft ,
A , P. Brubaker , R. E. Allbcrry , Geo.
W. Marr. Warnorvlllc precinct :
F. E. Pottltt , C. II. Brake. Union pre
cinct Anton Welhuid , P. H. Tyrrel ,
Vern Copclaud. Falrview precinct
O. F. BoBtroui , Fred liuello. School-
craft precinct JU. C. Bonuer , P. H.
Flnnegan. Emerlck precluct W. G.
RCOVCB , C. E. MclntOBh. Shell
Creek product : T. E. Smith , W. H.
King , Geo. 11. Gutru , C. E. Llnd , Lou
Thavenet. Kalainazoo precinct Aug.
Rudat , Barney Hflssman. Green Gar
den precinct : Fred DIorks , Henry
Froudenburg. Madison precinct :
Ira Chlttenden , J. L. Grant , Reuben E.
Nichols , C. E. Plass , W. F. Sachtjen ,
R. T. McGehee , Joseph Dankey.
The fee book of W. II. Field , Clerk
of the District Court was audited and
found correct , showing fees earned for
the year ending January 8 , 1908 , to bo
$1528.40.
On motion the following bonds were
approved :
William M. Darllngtou , Deputy
County Treasurer.
Nebraska National Bank , deposit
ory bond , $7500.00.
G. O. Schmltt , Road Overseer.R. D.
No. 15.
First National Bank , Madison , de
pository bond , $7000.00.
Elkhorn Valley Bank , depository
bond , $4000.00.
The Security Bank , depository bond ,
$2000.00.
W. C. Elley , Deputy sheriff.
On motion the following claims were
approved :
Phillip Knapp , work R. D. No.
15 $ 3 00
W. H. Fry , work , R. D. No. 16. 3 00
G. O. Schmitt , work R , D. No.
15 64 50
Henry Uecker , workR.D.No. 1 10 15
Wm. Lovell , work , R. D. No.
17 4 60
Loonan Lumber Co. , bridge
lumber 11 10
Loonan Lumber Co. , bridge
lumber 48 05
Emerson Ashcraft , work R. D.
No. 4 1 50
Hume Robertson Wycoff Co. ,
bridge lumber 124 13
Hume Robertson Wycoff Co. ,
bridge lumber 104 86
Nye , Schneider Fowler Co. ,
bridge lumber 144 90
J. H. Katterman , blacksmith
ing , R. D. No 1C 75
Western Bridge and Construc
tion Co. , bridge contract. . . 2000 00
Western Bridge and Construe
tion Co. , bridge contract 2000.00
Western Bridge and Construct
ion Co. , bridge contract 4000 00
Western Bridge and Construct
ion Co. , bridge contract 2302 52 '
Chas. Weltz , work R. D. No. 1C 75 00
L. F. Merz , mdse R. D. No. 3. 13 42
L. F. Merz , mdse R. D. No. 2 5 25
Joe Benlsh , work R. D. No. 8
assigned to Jack Koenig-
stein 14 00
L. W. Lyou' grading R. D. No.
16 48 48
W. P. Dixon , claying road ,
Com. Dis. No. 3. claimed
$50.00 , $8.70 deducted on ac
count of error in $60 00
claim for Wiles grade , as
signed to Madison State
Bank , allowed at 41 30
H. R. Lyman , work R. D. No. 6 22 00
Hume Robertson Wycott Co. ,
mdse for court house 40 62
Hume Robertson Wycoff Co. ,
mdse for R. D. No. 11 4 90
Hume Robertson Wycoff Co. ,
mdse for R. D. No. 10 50
Hume Robertson Wycoff Co. ,
mdse for R. D. No. 9 25
Hume Robertson Wycoff Co. ,
mdse for R. D. No. 16 9 00
Hume Robertson Wycoff Co. ,
mdse for R. D. No. 12 80
Hinman and South , mdse , R.
D. No. 13 13 62
L. B. Baker , bridge Ibr 30 48
L. B. Baker , bridge Ibr 3 07
L. B. Baker bridge Ibr 131 67
: L. B. Baker , bridge Ibr 30 7S
y A. E. Craig , work R. D. No. 2 3 OC
R. W. Linn , work , R. D. No. 9 21 6C
. Steve Lyqn , work R. D. No. 9 7 6C
John Frlsch , work , Com. Dis.
No. 1 32 0 (
John Frlsch , work R. D. No.
14 167 0 (
Howard Miller Lumber Co. ,
bridge Ibr 63 11
Wm. Makelin , work R. D. No.
16 11 61
ig Loonan Lumber Co. , bridge
ig Ibr 40 9 !
L. C. Mittlestadt , bridge Ibr. 273 1 !
John Funk , work R. D. No. 9 1 61
J. L. Derrick , work R. D. No ,
a. 11 7 )0 )
a.ft Geo. Niles , work R. D. No. 4 3 )0 )
ft Howard Miller Lumber Co. ,
bridge Ibr SO 33
sr- F. G. Massman , work R. D. No.
It- 24 30
Itce
ce Ben. C. Davis , work R. D. No.
9 69 50
ty F. G. Massman , work , R. D.
tyt
t , No. 6 76 JO
ig J. H. Katterman , blacksmithIng -
50 Ing , R. D. No. 14 66
to W. P. DIxon , grading Com. Dis.
No. 3 , assigned to Madison
of State bank 78 75
beef W. P. DIxon , grading Com. Dis.
of No. 3asslgned to Madison
State bank 59 4
W. P. DIxon , grading Com. Dis.
No. 3 , assigned to Madison
State bank 72 50
W. 1 P. DIxon , grading Com. Dis.
No. 3 , assigned to Madison
State Dank 32 10
W. P. DIxon , grading Com. Dis.
No. II , assigned to Madison
State bank 67 93
W. P. DIxon , grading Com. Dis.
No. II , assigned to Madison
State bank 112 75
W. P.DIxon , grading Com. Dis.
No. 3 , assigned to Madison
State bank CO 00
W. P. DIxon , grading Cora. Dis.
No. 3 , assigned to Madison
State bank 32 10
W. C. Elley , livery and drayage -
ago 15 35
Madison Telephone Co. , rent
and tolls 49 00
Edwards & Bradford Lbr. , Co.
Norfolk , Ibr and sewer pipe 11 55
Klopp & Bartlett , supplies. . . 11 50
Dr. F. A. Long , commissioner
Insanity 19 00
Hammond . & Stephens , sup
plies 4 45
C. E. Plasn , labor 3 80
Mendovv Grove Telephone Co. ,
tolls 12 15
Chlttenden & finyder , repairs. 7 50
Jack KoenlgBtoJn , salary 4th
quarter 1907 200 00
Meadow Grove Telephone Co. ,
'
tolls . 70
Weaver & Coleraan , hard
ware G 'SC
Mills & Schlnck , hardware. . . 1 5C
| P. F. Oberg , rent for pauper. . 24 OC
C. D. Johnson , care of booths 2 00
James Nichols , Comm'r Insan
ity 85 00
Gus Kaul , salary 50 00
W. H. Field , salary 100 00
Gus Kaul , laundry 10 0 (
W. H. Field , fees 103 45
Dr. A. E. Gadbols , attending
pauper 27 55
Dr. A. E. Gndbols , attending
pauper 10 50
Madison County Farmers'
Telephone Co. , tolls G 00
Geo. E. Richardson , making
tax list GOO 00
Madison City , water rent. . . . 16 10
T. B. Herd Grain Co. , coal. . . 95 80
T. B. Herd Grain Co. , coal. . . 76 65
Schauman Drag Co. , supplies 53 10
Harry Barnes , premium on
county treasurer's bond ,
1906 fund 337 50
Loonan Lumber Co. , coal for
pauper and Ibr 18 80
Madison City , electric lights 16 50
H. L. Kindred , coroners fees 22 00
Crook Bros. , livery 13 50 >
Crook Bros. , rlprapplng 50 9 :
John Horst , hardware 31 95
School district No. 15 , rent for
election 3 00
D. L. Best , livery 3 00
Madison County Farmers' in
stitute , expenses 30 50 I
Nebraska Telephone Co. , Nor
folk , tolls 2 36
J. J. Clements , salary and
expenses ' 153 50
J. S. Burnett , judge of elec
tion and returns 8 71
H. H. Luke , judge of election 5 00
Mike Kennedy , judge of elec
tion 5 00
R. J. Eccles , clerk of election 5 00
W. M. Green , clerk of election 5 00
E. W. Uecker , judge of electIon -
Ion and returns 7 60
C. F. Haase , judge of election 4 00
F. G. Coryell , judge of electIon -
Ion 4 00 j
S. D. Robertson , clerk of electIon -
Ion 4 00 j
Aug. Brummund , clerk of
election 4 00 3
F. D. Krantz , clerk of electIon -
Ion and returns 7 60
T. E. Odlorne , clerk of election 4 00
John Wade , judge of election 4 00
John Henderson , judge of
election 4 00
C. P. Byerly , judge of electIon -
Ion 4 00
J. E. Crum , police of election 2 00
W. S. Cunningham , judge of
election and returns 12 00
. T. K. Hansen , judge of elect
ion 4 00
B. H. Mills , judge of election 4 00
G. C. Warren , clerk of electIon -
Ion 4 00
C. O. Baker , clerk of election 4 00
James Gallagher , constable
and repairing booths 300
W. S. Crook , clerk of election 4 OC
J. P. Sullivan , clerk of electIon -
Ion and returns 9 5C
E. W. Jenkins , judge of elect
ion 4 OC
Charley Thomas , judge of
election 4 OC ,
Philip Sheets , judge of elect
ion 4 OC
Peter F. Sullivan , care of
booths 2 0 10 (
School district No. 21 , rent of
room 1 5 iO <
Wm. Fry , clerk of election 4 0 10 (
Wm. Harms , clerk of election 4 0 10 (
Nick Christiansen , judge of
election and returns 7 8 ! (
Robert Crozler , Judge of elec
tion 4 01 )
Henry Maurer , Jr. , judge of
election 4 )0 )
School District No. 19 , rent
of room 3 )0 )
M. W. Carmody , Judge of
election and returns 11 5 50 <
Wm. Relkofskl , Judge of electIon -
Ion 4 30
A. R. Denson , Judge of electIon -
Ion 4 Oi
J. A. Bressler , clerk of electIon -
Ion 40
R. G. Rohrke , clerk of electIon -
Ion 40
F. W. Colegrove , hall rent. . . . 4 0
F. W. Colegrovo , care of
booths 20
Abe McCallum , clerk of elec
tion 40
C. E. Mclntosh , cleric of elec
tion 40
John Bohlson , judge of elec
tion 40
40 Alfred Berg , judge of election 4 0
John Horrocks , judge of elec
tion , and returns 810
John Grant , constable , elec
tion 2 00
School district No. 50 , rent of
room 3 00
Leo Grant , care of booths 2 00
E. Ray Hayes , clerk of elec
tion 4 00
T. C. Cantwell , cleric of elec
tion 4 00
J. S. McClary , Judge of elec
tion , and returns 7 CO
Ed Hrnnsch. judge of election 4 00
W. H. WIdanian , Judge of elec
tion 4 00
J. G. Lindsay , police , election 2 00
Alex Miller , clerk of election. 4 00
Floyd Freeland , clerk of elec
tion 4 00
Julius Degner , judge of elec
tion , and returns 7 CO
A. Bticholz , judge of election. 4 00
H. M. Roberts , judge of elec
tion 4 00
A. J. Winters , judge of elec
tion 4 00
Herbert King , judge of elec
tion 4 00
Chas. A. Radke , judge of elec
tion 4 00
J. H. B. Wagner , clerk of elec
tion and returns 12 00
P. J. Glandt , clerk of election 4 00
School district No. 27 , rent ,
room for primary and gener
al election 8 00
Leonard Brown , care of
booths , both elections 400
John J. Hughes , clerk of elec
tion 4 00
J. H. Stolle , clerk of election 4 00
James Hughes , Judge of elec
tion , and returns 900
M. F. Rooney , judge of elec
tion 4 00
W. H. Pratt , judge of election 4 00
John J. Hughes , cleaning
school house nud care of
booths 4 00
A. E. Craig , clerk of election. 4 00
J. H. Massman , clerk of elec
tion , and returns 790
John W. Ray , judge of election 4 00
L. L. Low , judge of election 4 00
J. T. Dlnkel , judge of election 4 00
School district No. 73 , rent. . 2 50
J. H. Massman , care of booths 2 00
Wm. Isenhower , clerk of elec
tion , and returns G 10
Henry Werkmeister , clerk of
election 4 00
Claus Young , judge of election 4 OC
Geo. Galpin , judge of election 4 00
J. Q. Wakely , judge of elec
tion 4 00
Geo. W. Ray , constable , elec
tion 2 00
A. R. Fraser , clerk of election G 00
A. M. Koechtg , clerk of elec
tion C 00
J. L. Rynearson , judge of elec
tion 6 00
Fred Gegner , judge of election G 00
M. S. McDuffle , judge of elec-
tion S 10
Ralph McGehee , clerk of elec
tion 4 00
S. O. Davies , clerk of election 4 00
S. C. Button , jude of election 400t
George LHke , judge of election 4 00
S. M. Dowling , Judge of elec
tion , and returns G 10
Chas. Sprout , judge of election 4 00
Ernst Freudenberg , judge of
election 4. 00
E. A. Lyon , judge of election ,
and returns G 70
Oscar Bostrom , clerk of elec
tion 4 00
Wm. Stork , clerk of election. 4 00
Ernst Luebke , clerk of elec
tion 4 00
J. L. Davis , clerk of election 4 00
M. Mulligan , judge of election 4 00
W. P. Rowlett , Judge of elec
tion 4 00
F. Z. McGinnis , judge of election -
tion , and returns 7 10
H. J. Morris , constable , elec
tion 4 00
I. W. King , judge of election. . G 00
Lars L. M. Vaage , judge of
election G 00
John Simonson , judge of elec
tion G 00
F. R. Witt , clerk of election. . G 00
C. E. Lind , clerk of election ,
and returns 10 20
Chris Brinckraan , constable ,
election , and care of booths G 00
Ed Stibley , clerk of election. . 4 00
Wm. Filsinger , clerk of elec
tion 4 00
Broder Boysen , judge of elec-
tion , and returns 720
Tom Panek , Judge of election. 4 OC
Ed Kohl , judge of election. . . . 4 OC
H. H. Fundum , judge of elec-
0 tion and returns 7 8C
James Clark , judge of elec-
tion 4 OC
J. F. Miller , Judge of election 4 0 10 (
F. E. Marten , clerk of elec
tion 4 0 10 (
G. C. Benning , clerk of elec
tion 4 0 10 (
F. K. Cornette , constable , elec-
tion 2 0 )0 ) (
W. R. Martin , clerk of election 7 2 ! (
J. C. Osborn , judge of elec-
0 tion 4 01 )
Geo. F. DeCamp , Judge of elec-
tion 4 01 )
Frank Ambroz , sr. , judge of
election 401
John Warden , judge of elec-
tion 4 Oi
Tom Ambroz , constable , elec-
tion 4 Oi
School district No. 28 , rent ,
election 3 Oi
Henry Neuwerk , clerk of elec-
30 tion 401
Peter Zimmerman , clerk of
election 40
Henry Massman , judge of elec-
DO tion 40
DO Warner Daniel , judge of elec
tion 40
DO J. C. Phlpps , Judge of election ,
and returns 78
00 Henry Massman , use and
cleaning school house 5 0
00 Nebraska Culvert Co. , steel
culverts 1259
00 Dr. F. A. Long , attending pau-
00 pers 155
Dr. F. A. Long , commissioner
Insanity 1100
W. S. O'Brien , caring for
booths 7 50
Sam Kent , land for road 40 00
Chas. Weltz , unloading lumber 7 GO
Geo. Davenport , shoes for
pauper 3 00
MadlBon city , lighting 14 00
C. S. Smith , railroad fare for
pauper GO 00
Farmers Mercantile Co. , sup
plies for pauper 14 58
Fannera Mercantile Co. , sup
plies for pauper 10 45
Dr. A. E. Gadbols , attending
pauper 11 25
Loonan Lumber Co. , coal for
pauper 4 90
Farmers Mercantile Co. , sup
plies 12 85
On motion the board then adjourned
to 7:30 : p. m.
Jan. 1C , 1908 , 7:30 : p. m. Board met
pursuant to adjournment.
Present , Commissioners Taft and Sun-
dorrnan.
The board then proceeded to audit
the county treasurer's books and nc
counts.
Board adjourned to January 1C , 1908 ,
at 8 a. m.
Madison , Neb. , Jan. 16 , 1908 , 8 a. m.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Present , Commissioners John Mnlone ,
Burr Taft and Henry Sunderman.
On motion the county clerk was aiv
thorlzed to employ In his ofllco during
the year 1908 the following assistants :
One deputy at a salary of $1,000.
One copyist at a salary of $600.
On motion the salary of Frank S.
Perdue , county superintendent , was
fixed at $1,200 and ho was allowed for
livery hire not to exceed the sum of
$150 during the year 1908.
On motion the county treasury was
authorized to employ in his office dur
Ing the year 1908 the following assist
ants :
One deputy at a salary of $1,000.
One other assistant for three months
during the year at a salary of $60 per
month.
On motion the following bills were
allowed :
Al Degner , merchandise $ 10 30
Carson Kettelson , draylng. . . . 1045
Madison Telephone Co. , rent ,
January , February , March ,
1908 9 00
Madison Telephone Co. , tolls ,
October , November and De
cember 32 95
L. R. Prltchard , flour for pau
per 2 90
Jake Henderson , merchandise. 5 15
Paul Brlnckman , drugs for pau
per 8 30
Norfolk Lumber Co. , room for
election 3 00
Norfolk Lumber Co. , lumber for
bridges 80 49
E. N. Smart , M. D. , attending
pauper 5200
Dr. Thos. Long , attending pau
per 15 00
Huso Publishing Co. , books. . . 157 00
Huso Publishing Co. , books. . . 47 00
* Huso Publishing Co. , ballots
and notices special meeting. 79 55
Huse Publishing Co. , statutes ,
claimed $72 , allowed 60 00
Huse Publishing Co. , commis
sioners' proceedings and no
tices 78 34
Huse Publishing Co. , commis
sioners' proceeding and no
tices 213 37
John F. Flynn , arrest , Mrs.
Clark , insane , claimed $6.60 ,
allowed 3 GO
John F. Flynn , fees , criminal
cases 4 20
Geo. E. Richardson , office ex
penses 17 26
State treasurer , bidding sheets
from state engineer 20
Howard Miller Lumber Co. ,
lumber for bridges 130 46
On motion an order was given the
Western Bridge and Construction Co.
under their contract to replank the
county bridge across the Northfork a
the mill dam , In Norfolk , Neb.
On motion Frank Peterson was al
lowed $3.94 warrant against 1906 fund
for 1907 taxes on S 76 feet lots 6 , 6 , 7
and 8 , block 72 , NW addition to Madi
son , Neb.
Board then adjourned to 1 p. m.
Madison , Neb. , Jan. 16 , 1908 , 1 p. m.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Present , John Malone , Burr Taft and
Henry Sunderman.
On motion the following bills were
allowed :
J. P. Gableman , grading , road
district No. 14 $114 00
J. C. Malone , work , road dis
trict No. 9 3 00
H. L. Kindred , fumigating 10 00
F. S. Perdue , salary and ex
penses 121 50
Board then proceeded with the
checking of the treasurer's books and
accounts.
Board adjourned to 7:30 : p. m.
Madison , Neb. , Jan. 16 , 1908 , 7:30 : p.
0 m. Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment. Present , John Malone , Burr
)0 Taft and Henry Sunderman.
Board proceeded with checking the
)0 treasurer's books and accounts.
Board then adjourned to January 17 ,
at 8 a. m.
Madison , Neb. , Jan. 17 , 1908 , 8 a. m.
30 Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Present , John Malone , Burr Taft and
30 Henry Sunderman.
Board proceeded with checking the
30 treasurer's books and accounts.
Board adjourned to Jan. 17 , 1908 , at
30 1 p. m.
Madison , Neb. , Jan. 17 , 1908 , 1 p. m.
DODO Board met pursuant to adjournment ,
Present John Malone , Burr Taft and
DODO Henry Sunderman.
The board audited the fee book ol
DO Chr. Schavland , county treasurer , and
found same correct , showing excess
BO fees for 1907 passed Into general fund
amounting to $923.57.
DO The board then completed the check'
Ing of the treasurer's books and ac
95 counts , finding the same correct.
And then checked the cash and cast
50 vouchers on hand , finding them cor
rcct , amounting to $54,274.68 , and
turned same over to Frank A. Peter
son , county treasurer.
State of Nebraska , Mnillwon county ,
ss. Certificate of final settlement :
We , the undersigned county commis
sioners lu and for Madison county ,
Nebraska , do hereby certify that wo
have carefully examined and audited
books and accounts of Christopher
clmvland , county treasurer of said
ounly , and have found the same to bo
orrect.
Wo further certify that nil funds ,
alters and things with which the said
hrlstopher Schavland as county trcas-
rer has been charged have by him
eon duly settled and accounted for.
Witness our signatures at the city
f Madison , in said county and state ,
his 17th day of January , A. D. 1908.
John Malouo ,
Burr Taft ,
Henry Sunderman ,
Attest : County Commissioners.
Geo. E. Richardson ,
County Clerk ,
By S. R. McFarland , deputy.
Wm. Bates , county judge , made the
ollowlng application to the board :
'To the Honorable Board of County
oinmlssloners of Madison county , No-
raska , John Malone , Burr Taft and
Icnry Sundorman :
"I , Wm. Bates , county Judge of said
ounty , hereby state to said honorable
oard , that I or any average ordinary
erson cannot perform the duties In
10 office of the county judge as re-
ulred by law without clerical help ,
icreforo should there ho any fees
arned in excess of fifteen hundred
ollars during the year 1908 , I ask to
e allowed to retain the same for clerk
ire , but not to exceed the sum of
iree hundred dollars for the year.
"I alao ask that the excess fees for
10 year 1907 , as reported , be allowed
or clerk hire ; that the fees have been
arned by me and the work was in pro-
ortlon to the fees earned , and the
lerk hire was necessary In order to
erform the duties of the office as the
aw requires , and I have had such
lerical help. If I did not ask the
oard for such an allowance at the
ommeuccmcnt of the year it was be-
ause they had stated to mo In Janu
ry , 1906 , that any excess not to e *
eed two hundred dollars per year I
ld be allowed to retain , and fur-
hermoro as there was no excess , but
deficiency , In the year 1906 , I did
ot expect the work would so Increase
n the year 1907 , as to make an excess.
"I ask that a record be made of this
ppllcatlon and of the board's action
hereon.
"Dated this 16th day of January ,
908.
"Wm. Bates , County Judge. "
Upon consideration whereof the
oard entered the following orders :
That Win. Bates , county Judge , be
.uthorlzed to employ one assistant in
Is office In the year 1908 , and to re-
ain from the excess fees from his
fflce during the year 1908 not to ex-
eed the sum of $150.00 to pay said
sslstant.
Upon further consideration whereof
he application of Wm. Bates , county
udge , to be allowed to retain the ex
ess fees of his office for the year 1907 ,
o pay clerk hire for said year was re
used , and said excess fees ordered
urned Into the county treasury.
To which action Wm. Bates , county
udge , entered exception.
W. H. Field , clerk of the district
ourt , appointed Anna M. Field as dep
uty for the term beginning January 9
908 , which appointment was con
firmed by the board and her bonds
fixed at $1,000.
By motion W. H. Field , clerk of the
district court , was allowed excesafees
which may accumulate In his office
ilurlng the year 1908 , to the amount of
$150 to pay said deputy.
By motion W. H. Field was author
zed to have necessary repairs made
on safe and vault in his office.
By motion the board approved of the
order of the county court admitting
3mma Schumacher to the state instl
tuto for feeble minded youth and
agreed to pay expenses for one year ,
By motion the $300 contract bond o
the Schauman Drug Co. was approved
On motion the following bills wen
allowed :
J. Kortman , repairing and
cleaning adding machine. . . $ 500
John Malone , cash paid for pau
per 1 00
W. E. Taylor , freight on lumber 465 90
Schauman Drug Co. , supplies. . 49 21
John Malone , labor and mile
age 50 30
Loonan Lumber Co. , lumber ,
road district No. 1C 33 66
On motion the board then adjourned
to February 5,1908 , at 1 o'clock p. m.
Geo. E. Richardson ,
County Clerk.
THE DAHLMAN INCIDENT.
Councilman Henry Haase Saw the
Whole Performance.
Councilman Henry Haaso , who was
one of Norfolk's representatives at
the river congress at Sioux City , wit
nessed the Dahlman Incident and
claims that Dahlman's reception was
Inspired by the Omaha delegation.
The cowboy mayor was cried down by
Omaha delegates scattered over the
hall , he says.
Councilman Haase does not think
that Dahlman was drunk , although
Omaha's famous mayor was of course
not riding on the water wagoq.
"In fact the Dahlman Incident was
not as much discussed in Sioux City
as the Friday night engagement of
Grace Cameron , " said Mr. Haaso.
"Sioux City people were looking for
ward to one of the big shows of the
year In 'Little Dolllo Dimples. ' They
asked us to stay over for it but I told
them to sleep off the convention ex
citement Friday and come down to
Norfolk Saturday night for the same
show. The way Sioux City people
talked , the Auditorium has something
big for Saturday night. "
IT WAS RATHER DULL AS TO
FORMAL EVENTS.
RACE CAMERON HERE TONIGHT
Little Dolllc Dimples" Will be the
Event of the Week at the Auditor
ium Grip Is Still Master of the
Situation Here.
It was mother comparltlvoly dull
inclal week In Norfolk , with the grip
ilnylng master of the situation. There
I'cro no formal events on the calon-
! nr and none arc down for the coming
ook. The appearance of MIBB Grace-
tanioron In Norfolk for the first tlmo
iromlsoB to bo nn Important event of
ho week at the Auditorium. "Uttlo
) < > lllo Dimples , " n popular musical
'omudy , will be the attraction lu which
illss Cameron will bo seen.
Pleasures of the Week.
Visiting delegates In the city for
ho annual meeting of the north No-
> raska race circuit wore the guests of
ho Norfolk Driving club at a bauquot
Holiday evening at the Oxnard hotel.
I'ho banquet was not only a very en-
oyable affair for all who participated
nit It proved n very effectIve moans
if bringing out the good fooling exist-
ng between Norfolk and her sister
awns In the northwest. A number of
inpnlly expressed tonsts wore given
t the banquet.
The Temple quartet , engaged as the
: hlrd number of the high school lee-
lire course , appeared at the Auditor-
urn Monday night , giving the same
iatisfaotlon to music lovers that they
"Id last season.
A large company of frlcnilH gathnr-
(1 ( at the homo of John Oostorllng on
itimlay , the occasion of the thirty-
fth wooding anniversary of Mr. and
Hrs. Oestorllng.
Mrs. Boas and Miss Helen Bridge
sntertalncd the ladles of the First
Congregational church at the homo
if Miss Bridge on Thursday after-
toon.
The Norfolk band gave one of the
most successful of its dances on Wed-
icsday evening at Marquardt hall.
? hc music was furnished by the band.
Two scores of friends spent Tuos-
lay evening at the Wlchert home , the
iccaslon of the sixty-seventh birthday
if Mrs. Julius Wlchert , Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Braden on Frl-
lay entertained a few friends at a
ix o'clock dinner followed by an even
ing at cards.
The Chess club held it's week's
meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
\nton Bucholx.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Baum entertained
he West Side Whist club on Thurs
day evening.
Mrs. A. H. Kiesau entertained the
'Thirteen club" on Tuesday afternoon.
The Wednesday club met with Mrs.
W. N. Huse.
Coming Events.
Invitations to a one o'clock lunch
eon for next Thursday have been Issu
ed by Mi-s. A. Randklev.
A Trinity guild leap year party will
be given at Marquardt hall on Febru
ary 7 , Friday evening.
Hymenlal.
Announcement is made of the approaching
preaching marriage of Mr. Robert Klug
and Miss LIzetta Wachter , the cere
mony to take place on February 20.
Mr. King Is one of Norfolk's youngest
business men. Miss Wachter Is the
daughter of a prominent farmer living
near Hadar.
Mr. and Mrs. Seth Kethledge , now
of Coleridge but formerly of Norfolk
where Mr. Kethledge was engaged in
business , have Issued invitations to
the marriage of their daughter , Miss
Pearl Kethledge , to Mr. James C. Mor
risen , the ceremony to take place on
next Wednesday. The bride-to-be Is
a graduate of the Norfolk high school
of the class of 1897. Mr. Morrison ,
who is now in the real estate business
at Coleridge , was a member of a pro
fessional ball team in Norfolk sever
al years ago , playing first base on the
Norfolk nine. Mr. Kethledgo is In the
dry goods and grocery business at
Coleridge.
A SERIOUS CONDITION.
Wlsner Woman In an Acute State , Op
erated Upon For Gall Stones.
A most serious operation was per
formed by Dr. P. H. Salter upon Mrs.
W. S. Hawk of Wlsner for gall stones
on Thursday. Mrs. Hawk Is sixty-four
ynrs of age , and her trouble had been
allowed to run until the gall bladder
was seeping and she was In an acute
condition at the time of the operation.
But it was taking a chance against
sure death If the operation were not
performed at once , and the friends of
the lady decided to take the chance.
It was found that the gall bladder had
grown to many times Its original size
and fully half a pint of stones , largo
and small , were removed. Shortly af
ter the effects of the anaesthetic be
gan to disappear the temperature of
the lady was reduced and there seems
some probability that she may recover ,
although the chances are against It.
Manderson Retires.
General Manderson , for twelve years
general solicitor for the Burflngton ,
has retired. James E. Kclby succeeds
him.
