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OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGSOF TUKBflarftofSujemsors o F-Adams Ccuaty, Isva.THIRD DAY,The following claims were on motion allowed: J li Dunlap, onbridge fund *4 50; C R Miller, bridge fund 8 45; C R Miller, on county fund, 1 20; 111, printing company books aud stationery, Jg 50; Egbert Fidler aud Ganin-bers, books etc 11400; RusseR-k Boll printing 55 25; Rie Bror poor farm supplies 5 80; G T Lawrence wolf scalp 2 00; AL Wells taking depositions 2 00; P H Farrington trustee work 13 00;E Y Burgnn summoning jury etc 70 00; D L Boham trustee 2 00; Orin Burgan bailiff fees 20 00; Harris Homan goods for Mrs Smith 4 15; Clnim of C W Spurgeon for board of G Mooney laid over for investigation was on motion allowed 35 00; F M Davis flour to MoKimpson, McMartin and Irwin paupers 11 35; Rae Bros meat to Smitli Erskin and West paupers 0 45.When on motion board adjourn ed until to-morrow morning t o’clock. T MwDyiE. Ghmn. L.January 27th, 1887, V Board met pursuant to adjournment. Present, MeFee, Nelson, Homan, Ankeny and Hendrick. Minutes of yesterdays session read and approved.Claim of A. F. Okey for §1.92 on account of double assessment was on motion allowed.Penalty on personal tax of F. W. Smith for years 1881 and 1882 were on motion remitted $3.92 On motion H. G. Ankeny was appointed to assist F. M. Davis in swamp land matters,H. G. Ankeny and J. T McFeo were on motion appointed a committee to make an inventory and complete report of receipts nnd disbursements and the genera) management of the poor ion pnrA farm during the time tlio present! superintendent has charge of it. * The following resolution was on motion adopted.Be it resolved, That,Whereas, James Jacoby entered into contract with Adams Co., on the 9th day of November 18S7. to purchnse the soidji east quarter of section 32, township 71, range 35 for two hundred dollars payable April 1st', 1879, aud Jacoby having failed for over seven years to pay any part of said money it is ' therefore ordered that said conlr-act be and is here by cancelled! and declared of no further binilitog force.The auditor n^’d chairman of board were on* !l'(J*„n cuthoriaed to sign the Atijj™18 count?The auditoI|' ''or on authorised to j*^”ejamnts f-county officers fP^iavieH apl| jurors and witness‘fees, wh.tof tified by the proper officers}The following resolution' motion was adopted, that no compensation will be allowed for printing proceedings of the board unless printed from a copy furnished by the county auditor, and further that only such part of the proceedings shall be published as will furnish the fncts set forth therein.Request of grand jury received and placed on file and the auditor ordered to notify pharmacists of said request, requiring greater caution to secure genuine and distinct signatures.The county attorney on motion was instructed to proceed as his judgment may direct in.. delinquent school fund matters. T J. M. Gladson, Benj. Widner and David Flowers was on motion appointed appraisers of damages on Query road.On motion county attorney was instructed to appear in the interest of the county in the cnseB of May vs Adams county and Keens saving hank vs. Adams county, now pending in the U. S. court and the auditor to issue warrants for the necessary expenses...Refund claim of Curtin Moore
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Adams County Gazette
Corning, Iowa, US
Wed, Mar 02, 1887
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