Story County Board of Supervisors April 1886 Proceedings
The April 1886 Story County Board session covers five days of petitions hearings tax adjustments and appropriations. Notable items include tax refunds for 1885 and 1884, road and bridge matters, ditch petitions, dog damage settlements, aid for paupers, and a large list of claims approved with per diem and salaries. The minutes record adjournments sine die after final approvals.
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Board of Supervisors of
Story County
Story Co
J. Q. Burgess
Anthony Hale
R. W. Ballard
Chauncy Mills
Grant Township
Richland
Burgess
Union Township
Hale
J. L. Stevens
Dorcas Society
Ames
Allison
H. Curry
Maxwell
Block & Maxwell
Catherine Bartlett
Palestine Township
J.M. Holmes
Meet Brue
W. P. Wiland
Halleck Hanson
Carl Johnson
Cornell
Nevada
Wm. Hart
LaFayette Township
Hannum’s Mill
F. A. Norris
Iowa Center
C. A. Wood
Lister
Hamilton & Dale
Story City
R. Lincoln
Miles
Zearing
Outside Inc
Ring Inc
Warren
Howard
Inc & Indt
Miles New Albany
Colo
Indt and Inc
Grant
Washington
Attes Ind
Ine
Franklin
D. M
M. RK. R
Sheldahl
Ihe
St PR
Board of Supervisors
Collins
Indian Creek
Maxwell Ind
Wells
Cambridge
Breneman
Shields
Palestine
Stav
Fieldberg
Sydnes
Ward
Donahoo
M Daugherty
Jaw
Mills
Treas
CC Purington
John Reynolds
Atl Buck
Com
Hutchinson Bros
County Farm
Union Two
Hardin Co
J M Brown
Med
Bear Jos Harrison
Creek
Worth
P Scott
Howards
FS Smith
G W Kinney
Daugherty
Ian Hire
Charies
Storm
Mead
Cuilins
DC Michael
Ne- Thos Deering
Vada
Grant Townships
Golden
King
Court House
Vis
Fee
Wingert Inquest
Morris
Peter E Egnes
Webb
Atty Fees
Scott
Atty
Lewellen
Jno Johnson
Bill
Wurst
Il Munk
T Fisher
Briley
DJ Vinje
Atty Feees
Llardesty
Jno Clemens
Coal Force Farm
Carter
J F Martin
Troudal
Turner & Smith
Brenneman
Parrott & Sons
Meir
Bos
Tvs
Hole
Ballard
C.G. McCarrhy
Political Forecast and Race Tensions Across States
The note cites a $1 million deficit in Ohio next January due to the prior Legislature. It details North Carolina's 1902 electoral slate including nine Congress seats three Supreme Court judges six Superior Court judges twelve district solicitors and 170 legislators and county officers. It reports a committee barring colored people from meetings and allocating two separate sessions, provoking indignation from colored preachers who refuse revival participation.
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North Carolina
Congress
Supreme Court
Superior Court
Mittee
Democrats Hear From Cincinnati Questioned
The piece notes a seven thousand Republican majority as a rebuke to Democrats over alleged frauds in Cincinnati. It suggests several Ohio Democratic Congressmen may not be reelected, casting doubt on Democratic reform prospects.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Idle workers and strikers clash in labor tension
Statistics show 2,000,000 men in the United States idle and seeking work while 15,000 to 25,000 are on strike, halting industry, trade and transportation as they refuse to work.
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United States
Jefferson Davis to visit Montgomery on Confederate monument tour
The Atlanta Constitution reports a notable visit by Jefferson Davis to Montgomery. He will speak on the chosen site where he took office twenty five years ago to advocate a monument honoring the lost cause and promote fraternal ties between North and South.
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North
South
Atlanta Constitution
Jefferson Davis
Montgomery
Confederacy
Confederate States
Clark prohibition bill faces stern motive and doubt
The Clark prohibition bill aims to deter liquor sales by making it a dangerous business. Critics note past history suggests such harsh laws backfire and argue search clauses on private premises are objectionable. Supporters say the prohibitory law deserves a fair chance and additional legislation was deemed necessary.
Logan to Deliver Decoration Day Address in Riverside Park
Gen Logan will deliver the Decoration Day address before the Grand Army Posts of New York City at Riverside Park by Gen Grant's tomb. The orator will discuss the great commander's history and the living memory of noble action at the tomb and honor a heroic Union war record.
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Logan
New York City
Riverside Park
Gen. Grant
Iowa’s New Congressional Districts Listed by County
The proposed districts split Iowa into ten districts with counties named for each. First District includes Washington and Des Moines counties. Second covers Muscatine Scott Clinton Jackson Johnson and Loula. Third lists Dubuque and others. Fourth groups Clayton Allamakee Fayette Winneshiek Howard Chickasaw Floyd Mitchell Worth Cerro Gordo. Fifth includes Jones Linn Benton Tama Marshall Grundy Cedar. Sixth Davis Wapello Keokuk Mahaska Poweshiek Monroe Jasper. Seventh Story Dallas Polk Madison Warren Marion. Eighth Adams Union Clarke Lucas Appanoose Wayne Decatur Ringgold Taylor Page Fremont. Ninth Harrison Shelby Audubon Guthrie Pottawattamie Cass Adair Mills Montgomery. Tenth Crawford Carroll Greene Boone Calhoun Webster Hamilton Pocahontas Humboldt Palo Alto Kossuth Hancock Emmet Winnebago. Eleventh Lyons Osceola Dickinson Sioux O Brien Clay Plymouth Cherokee Buena Vista Woodbury Ida Sac Monona.
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Lowa
Washington
Louisa
Jefferson
Henry
Des Moines
Lee
van Buren
Muscatine
Scott
Clinton
Jackson
Johnson
Dubuque
Delaware
Buchanan
Black Hawk
Bremer
Butler
Franklin
Hardin
Wright
Clayton
Allamakee
Fayette
Winneshiek
Howard
Chickasaw
Floyd
Mitchell
Worth
Cerro Gordo
Jones
Linn
Benton
State G. A. R. Encampment at Sioux City
The State Encampment of the G. A. R. met in Sioux City on Wednesday and Thursday with over twelve hundred veterans attending. Officers elected for the year included Commander W. A. McHenry Denison Senior Vice Commander P. H. Hawkins Sac City Junior Vice Commander J. L. Geddes Ames Medical Director Geo. P. Hannawalt Des Moines Chaplain John H. Lozier Mt. Vernon Assistant Adjutant General Geo. L. Wright Denison Assistant Quartermaster General Melvin Smith Denison. The assembly endorsed a Soldier's Home for Iowa and set Dubuque as next state encampment site with Nashville chosen for the next national encampment. The treasury showed over $5000. Sioux City residents hosted the veterans to a very enjoyable time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
W. A. McHenry
Denison
P. H. Hawkins
Sac City
J. L. Geddes
Ames
Geo.p. Hannawal
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