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The committee on complaint to whom
was referred the reqnest of Aajniet Tod
endorf to redaoe the noewment of lot 8
and the east 11 feet of lot 7, block S&
City of Columbue, ia the sum of $8000.00
eabmitted report as followe:
"Your committee reoommends that in
acoordance with the written opinion of
the county attorney the reqnest be de
nied. Wm. J. Newman
Louis Held
On motion same was adopted.
The following was presented:
To the Coaaty Board of Equalization
of Platte county, Nebraska,
Gentlemen: Tour committee ap
Itoiuted for the purpose of sabmittinfir
the necessary levies to defray the ex
penses of the school districts of the
coaaty respectfully reported, that we
find that the oMcera of the several dis
tricts have fled with the ooaaty clerk
their certificates showing the amoaat of
money seeded to defray the expenses
in .their respective districts for the
earrent year and in accordance there
with would recommend the following
levies ib
Dirt.
No
Diet
Tax
Bond
Tax
Diet.
No.
Dist.
Tax
Bond
Tax
Col
2
3
4
i
?
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
li
17 -18
19
99
SI
as -
23
24
25
29
27
28
29
90
31
32
33
34
35
36
87
IS
8
41-2
21-2
5
5
212
4
31-2
3
512
6
10
11-2
41-2
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
68
59
60
1
62
63
64
65
66
None
4
41-2
412
6
31-2
10
10
31-3
None
7
21-2
4
41-2
7
2
4 1-2
8
8
51-2
7
51-2
6
8
6
41-2
Xoae
16
11-2
2
514
5
10
N612
21cae
15
12
12
8.
4
1.1-2
21-2
7
21-2
5
2
4
4
8
121-2
5
10:
21-2
5 11-2
12
3
IS 3 1-2
16
5
C '
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67
68
fit
70
71
78
73
74
75
76
77
78
79
11-2
3
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4
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We father reesausead, that whereas
there rsauiai 4m ftaam school district
Maw2wtoashsoliawria4 Ma. 7theswm
JUaMf&r-i-rTi--' &?! ib nTWTi in B i m ii 1 1 !r 1ii Tig i ibTw aTnt M i TTItBi " infriiaMnriirlTiff iTiarariy iiTiBaTiMirBniiTf tti fiaft Brig fishiTTit
of $146.42, caused by the division of
district No. 29 into two districts and for
the purpose to make provision so that
district No. 79 may receive said amount,
that a special levy of 1 1-3 mills be made
upon all the taxable property in school
district No. 29 for the payment of said
sam of $146.42.
Respectfully submitted,
John Goetx, Wm. J. Newman, John J.
Galley, Committee.
On motion same was adopted.
The Minutes of the sessions of the
County Board of Equalization of Platte
County, Nebraska, were now read and
approved.
On motion of Supervisor Held the
County Board of Equalization now ad
journed sine die.
Synopsis of the proceedings of the
Board of Supervisor
Columbus, Nebr., August 15, 1906.
Thq petitition of Franz Lucbainger
and others for the location of a public
road commencing at a point on the line
of the public road designated on the
road plat of the county as "School Sec
tion Road" about five chains west of the
northeast corner of the 8 E of 8 E U
of section 15 town 18 range 1 east and
running thence ia a southwesterly direc
tion to a point 150 feet south of the
oenter of aaid School Section Road at or
near the northeast corner of the BE j
of 8 WJ of said section 15, aaid loca
tkm to be made for the purpose to avoid
the building of a bridge across a deep
ditch or washout now being in said road.
Also for the vacation of all that part of
the School Section Road commencing
five chains west of the northeast corner
of the S E U of S E of said section 15
and8WMofaaidaeoUoBl5, was pre
sented and read aad on motion refer
red to the committee on roads and
bridges.
The coamanicatioa of Joseph Erase
representing that there is located a pub
lic road along the south side of the 8E
if of section 36 town 20 range 2 west,
that same is obstructed by a fence which
is ahadrance to the free use of the road
aad a damage to the land of the under
signed, therefore asks the board of
supervisors to take such steps as will
cease aaid fence to be removed, was pre
sented aad read and on motion refered
to the oomauttee on roada and bridges
and deferred till next meeting of the
board.
The survey, plat aad field notes of the
BosttcharBoad ia Biamark township
were preaeated by coaaty surveyor Bos
aUer sad oa motioa of rapervisor Held
approved by the board.
The following was preaeated:
To the Board of Supervisors, Platte
ty, Nebraska.
Ia compliaaoe with the
Statatesof Nebraska I hereby present
teyoa a staissasat of the "Iastitute
Ifejed."
Amount on hand at close of pro
ceeding institute $ 83
Received from examination fees.. 118 00
Received from tution fees 79 00
Received from appropriation of
County Board 100 00
Total $297 83
Paid for instruction $175 00
Paid for lectures 50 00
Paid for other expenses. .. 27 45
Total - 252 45
Balance on hand at the close of the
last institute.! $ 45 38
Respectfully submitted,
I. H. Lravy, County Supt.
On motion same was ordered placed
on file.
The reqnest of the city council, city of
Columbus, to change the polling place
in andiortne Second Wardlroni the
Platte County Ind. Tel. Cou, tele
phone service for county
Nebraska Telephone Co., tele
phone errvice for county
Telegram, Mdse. for county
Hammond & Stephens Co. "
Klopp & Bartlett Co. "
39 05
6265
1880
525
2100
Lindsay Opinion, pub. procsedisgs 16 10
A. Dnssell St Son, repairs at court
house 1820
Carl Roelle, aepairs at court house 1 50
Carl BoeUe 24 record boxes CD. C. 2400
C. J. Carrig, janitor salary 1st
half 1906 11250
The official bond of J. W. Palme, over
seer of highways in Woodville township
and the official bond of D. Westoott,
overseer ef highways in Oteston town
ship were on motion approved by the
board.
The following bills were on motion
allowed by the board and- the clerk
directed to issue warrants in payment
of same onthe County Poor fund:
at. A.Twardowaki,mdse.forpoor 1500
DiersBros.& Co. "
Smith Mercantile Co. "
C. A. Speice, coal for poor
Edwards & Bradford Lbr. Co.
coal for poor
1550
2360
3800
2065
25J
535
29 75
1700
550
P. F. Carey, coffin etc. for poor
M. F. Grass, medicine for poor
C. W. Ferguson M
K.A.Kehoe
Dr. J. a McKlnley, Prof, services
for poor
St. Marys Hospital, care of coun
ty inmates
J. E. Kaufman, posts for poor farm
Budolf Oisin, work at poor farm
Dr. J. a McEialey, Prof. eerv.
for Joea 8y slow (Cl'd $53.00)
33828
900
1400
25 00
D. A. Becber, County Treasurer
cash advanced 972
M.E.Clotber,SBpr. cash advanced 300
The claim of Barney Meyer Jr., $25.00
for attendance- readered to.
lammaadstionoftha
teeoarrejaetedfortheiaaoa that
UbeiacaUsUaav the aOL -
Action upon the claim of Joseph Linn
berry $76.25 services as jurror at the 1892
February term of the district court and
interest en same was on recommenda
tion of the judiciary committee deferred
until the next session of the board. .
Moved by supervisor Goetz that the
clerk of this board be directen to appor
tion the 1906 levy of the county road
and county bridge funds to the city of
Columbus and the several townships of
the county according to the assessed
valuation of each' for the year l!H)fi.
Motion carried.
The following bills upon recommenda
tion of the committee on roads and
bridges were on motion allowed by the
board and the clerk directed to issue
warrants in payment thereof on the
county road and county bridge funds
R. L. Rossiter, Co. Surveyor
AccBismark Twp $ 15 15
Wm. Held, Ace Bismark Twp 4 00
E. Q.Bector. Ace Bismark Twp. . 4 00
C. J. Carrig, Ace. burrows Twp. . 6 00
8tandard Bridge 'Co. Ace. Bur
rows Twp 366 12
Standard Bridge Co. Aco. Bur
rows Twp.. 240 00
Walrath& Sherwood Lbr. Co.
- Ace. Grand Prairie Twp 65 90
Chris. Scbocmig Abe. Gaaavilie
Twp....i 600
Chan. O'Neill Ace. Granville TP 3 50
Weller Bros. Arc" Granville Twp 49 85
Niok Blaser Aco. Columbus City 4 90
Walrath & Sherwood Lbr. Co.
Ace. Humphrey Twp 124 57
Weller Bros Ace. Humphrey Twp 36 29
Crowe!) Lbr. & Grain Co. Ace.
Walker Twp 45 20
Alfred Sivers Ace. Walker Twp. . 18 00
Standard Bridge Co. Ace. Gran
ville Twp 160 00
Standard Bridre Co. Ace. Colum
bus City 513 42
Austin Western Co. Ace Colum
bus Two 540 00
Nebraska Culvert Co. Aco. Lost
' Creek Twp. .....138 60
G.& Mackie Aoc. Lost Creek
Iwp 56 50
T. H. Gleason Ace. Lost Creek
Twp 37 00
Gus Tesaendorf Aco. Lost Creek
Twp 21.50
Albert Tesaendorf Ace Lost
Twp 10 50
G. Gronenthal Ace Lost Creek
Two"". 30 50
Ed Clotber Ace Lost Creek Twp.
B. L. Rossiter, Go. Surveyor Ace
Lost Creek Twp
John Siema Aoc. Lost Creek Twp
Wm. Riley Ace Lost Creek Twp.
750
8 00
2 00
2 00
The following report was submitted:
Tour committee on roads and bridges
to whom ws referred the report of the
appraiscrrapneiated to assess the dam
ages sastaiasd by the location of the
"Syslaw Road9 oa the township Una be-,
Jean ana Barrows .towashinaHhrrr a Svaae
- 1 would report, that after due investiga
tion we find that all conditions and
stipulotions provided by law for the
location of public roads have been com
plied with, therefore recommend that
the report of the appraisers be approved
and thut in conformity with said report
damages be awarded and the clerk di
rected to issue warrants in payment of
same on the 1906 County Road funds as
follows:
August Kiolbasa Ace Joliet Twp. $ 54 00
Jacob Synlow Ace Joliet Twp. . . 54 00
August Kiolbasa Ace Burrows
Twp 54 00
Heirs of Evan Davies, Dcc'd. Ace
Burrows Twp 54 00
We further recommend that the county
surveyor be directed to survey and plat
said road and file his survey and field
notes with the clerk of this board and
we further recommend that said road be
declared duly established and be entered
in the road record of the county as a
pnblic highway.
Louis Held
On motion same was adopted.
The following bills were on motion
allowed and the clerk directed to issue
warrants in payment of same on the
County General fund:
Henry Lachnit witness State vs.
ChacH. Nelson, etal
Chas. J. Carrig "
C. MrGruenther "
Boy S. Palmer M
Chas. A. Kinatram M
David M. Newman "
William Glaser
Claude Reynolds "
Peter Koalowski "
William Dolan "
1010
1010
1010
420
310
1010
650
1110
1010
10 10
1010
3 50
950
950
980
1020
900
980
900
Charles Brock "
Howard Hill
Edward Jenkinson "
Lyman D.Smith "
Lillian Miller "
Minnie Larson '
John Kndron "
Fred Goke
Carles 8okol
William Webster
Axel Engberg "
John Truelove "
William Welch
William Deland u
1150
940
11 4
400
10 10
1010
1030
Jobn Brick M
8usan Bray "
J. Roy Carter "
Harry Peterson "
Charles Augustine "
1010
960
900
John Augustine
.900
600
10 10
8 20
1260
1330
1130
2101
OrvilleH. Carter "
William Bray
Soseph Yelm "
Charles fiemba "
Michael Dempsey "
Samuel 8. Drummey "
JohnFlaekas . M
Sohn Sokol "
John Claybarn 1
1100
550
50
J-..
- "
ISflacSaa
-
Vera Stevensen " "
Mrs. Ruth Keuyon " "
Dr. L. C. Voss " "
William H. Benbum "
William Ames " "
E. W. Mann "
Dr.C.U.PIatz " "
Fred Farrar " "
Thomas Jones " "
Carries H. Nelson
James Porter "
Frank Schram "
Charles B. Sieice "
Sam S. Drummey ' "
4 in
r.riO
2 10
2 10
Cm
3 4o
420
700
210
210
210
1 10
i; io
1 At
21o
5 no
2 70
118 00
62 0o
800
1330
200 00
Dr. L. C. Voss
Mrs. Ruth Kenyon "
J. M. Babb, sheriJT
Nance Co. " "
Wm. Baker guarding priRonem
II. C Lachnit, Se. Dep. atttend-
ing district court
Edward Rossiter bailiff
John Katterman, County Judge
costs, court cases
C. M. Graenther, C. D. C. salary
1st half 1906
O. M. Gruenther. C. D. C. costs
Scavenger tax cases
Dr. B. Tieeing coin's, insanity of
Peter Johnson
William Coronelius " M
a M. Gruenther " "
C. F. Linderholm witness "
August Eckaan '
Farl Oscar Johnson " "
105 15
8 00
::oo
780
r;SO
5 50
5 GO
C. J. Carrig costs, inquest cases
C. J. Carrig costs, state cases
C. J. Carrig, sheriff costs, insane
cases
C. J. Carrig, aherriff costs, G. B.
Seeioe vs. Co. Treas.
Joha Noesool witness state vs.
Henry Hafner
1265
55 45
17 35
3 75
2 SO
10 00
3 00
110
110
110
4 60
3 80
M. & Nawkerk
Edward Wanek
Nick Hafner
Julius Roehrich
Henry Dachait
Peter Brixius
M.Hortsman
Adolph Marty
HaaoNied
260
3 00
August Runge
1
Louis Nied
3 00
Augast Wagner witness, state
vs. Schmadeke A Boe
F. L. Widengren " "
Vera Stevenson reporter u
P. H. Metz, cor. costs, inquest
2 10
790
210
11 21
110
of Robert Hayea
Jacob Wagner juror "
George Willard " "
D. F. Reason "
L.H. Moore M "
C. Ward "
MikeAbta " "
Hattie Schupbach witaess, "
P. H. Metz, eojaer costs, inquest
of Fred A. Rjcbarda
1 10
110
110
110
uo
110
1324
110
G. B. Speice juror, "
D.M.SfihaaT " "
. Hor at . - "
1 1
0
11
tr-ss
.. J5
Wm Zinnecker "
i &3A1 T.K .A ax
potu urnuu.
Edward Rossiter M "
C. W. Brandt witness u
F. L. Drake "
T. J. May
O. P. Taylor " "
W. H. Benham "
Martin Knmmer " "
John Schmocker registrar
C. E. Wagner
IL F. Drake
John MolTett ' "
Henry Gass, jr., sub-registrar
Ge... II. Bender u
A. Heintz. electric light at court
liousn
John J. Galley, County Assessor,
salary for 1906 600 OS
The following report was submitted:
Your committee on roads aad bridges to
whom was referred the report of the ap
praisers appointed to assess the daat
ages sustained by the location of the
"Paprocki Road" in Barrows township
would report, that upon due iavestiauv
tion wo find that all reqairements there
fore lecommend that the report of the
appraisers be approved aad that ia con
formity therewith damages be awarded -and
the clerk directed to issue warrants
in payment of same oa the 1906 coaaty
road fund as follows:
Adam Korus Ace Burrows Twp. .$189 OS
John J. Nosal Ace Burrows Twp. 36 00
Mrs. Mary T. Savadge Ace Bar
rows Twp 36 OS
John Paprocki Ace Burrows Twp 36 OS
We further recommead that the
county surveyor be directed to survey
and plat said road and file his resort
and field notes with the clerk of thia
board and we further recommead that
said road be declared duly imtahhahcd
and be entered in the road record of the
connty as a public highway.
Loaie Held
On motion same was aoopte.1. '
The petition of Franz Laehsiager and
others for the vacation aad relocation
of part of the School Section Road in
Bismark towship was returned with fai-
70 J lowing report: Your commit tea oa
and bridges would recommend
prayer and petitioners be granted and
the clerk of this board directed to pro
ceed in accordance with law as provided
for the alteration of public highwaya.
LoaisfleM.
On motion same was adopted.
Tbefollowiag report was subatkied:
We your special committee appointed as
the last session of the board to view and
report our findings as to the praetia-
ability of. locating a certain road ia .
Creek and Columbus towaahisa,
tioned for by W. E. Beck with and
would report, that on the 16th day ef
July 1906, we proceeded to view the
posed line of road aad it ia oar
that the said liae of road ia aot a
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110
119
110
110
110
110
110
110
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225
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