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Des Moines, Iowa, July 2, 1917. The board of supervisors reconvened in regular session. Members present were Laverade, Stewart, Keller, Thorn ton and Keeling. The minutes of June 30, 1917, were read and approved. It was moved that Don B. Shaw be appointed as attorney for Saylor Citch No. 1 in appeal to the district court. Motion carried unanimously. It was moved that the matter of in surance for the juvenile home be re ferred to Keeling with power to act. Motion carried unanimously. It was moved that the county pur chase a map of the city of Des Moines from John Morris for $40.00, Motion carried unanimously. Petition of the Ft. Dodge, Des Moines Southern Railroad for remis sion of tax on account of erroneous assessment granted. ee cee of W. D. Sims, and R. P. Walston, deputy sheriffs, ap proved. Bonds of W. D. Sims and R. P. Wal ston approved. Petition of Jos. Friedman, for re fund on account of erroneous assess ment marked “no jurisdiction.” Petition of A. M. Vance, for refund on account of soldier's exemption, marked “no jurisdiction.” Petition of trustees Asbury A. M. E. echured for refund tax granted, Petition of A. D. Held for refund of tax on account of erroneous assess ment granted. It was moved that the board ad journ to Thursday, July 5, 1917, at 10 a. m. Vote—Yea, Laverade, Stewart, Keller, Thornton and one F. G. THORNTON, Chairman. F. J. ALBER, County Auditor, Des Moines, Iowa, July 5, 1917. The board of supervisors reconvened in regular session. Members present were Laverade, Stewart, Keller, Thorn ton and Keeling. The minutes of July 2, 1917, were read and approved, ‘This being the date set for the hear ing on the applications for the remis sion of the cigarette mulct tax, the same was taken up for consideration, and testimony introduced relative to the issues. It was moved that the following res olution be adopted: Be It Resolved, by the Board of Su pervisors of Polk County, Iowa. That the consent highway petition filed by the trustees of the Jennie E. Day estate, and trustees of Saylor town ship, Iowa, asking for the establish ment of a highway 40 feet wide, be ginning at the northwest corner of the southwest quarter of Section 1, Town ship 79 north, Range 24 west of the 6th pP. M., Iowa, and running east 160 rods and eee at the center of said Section 1, the highway being 20 feet wide on each side of the line described herein, be and the same is hereby ap proed and accepted and the county auditor is hereby instructed to place the same of record and give the notice as required by law. And be it Further Resolved, That the contract filed in connection with the said petition by the Chicago Northwestern Railway company be ap proved, and the chairman of the board be authorized to sign the same in the name of Polk county, Iowa. Motion carried unanimously. It was moved that the hearing on the application of the Saylor Coal company for extension of electric transmission line, be set for July 23, 1917, at 2:00 p. m. Motion carried unanimously. It was moved that the board ad journ to Friday, July 6, 1917, at 10:00 am. Vote--Yea: Saverude, Stewart, Keller, Thornton and Keeling. F. G. THORNTON, Chairman, J. ALBER County. Auditor. Des Moines, Iowa, July 6, 1917. The board of supervisors reconvened in regular session. Members present were Saverude, Stewart, Keller, Thorn ton and Keeling. The minutes of July 5, 1917, were read and approved. The hearing on the applications for a remission of the cigarette mulet tax was continued and a further hearing set for Monday, July 9, 1917, at 10:00 p. m. It was moved that the following res olution be adopted: Be It Resolved, by the Board of Su perisors of Polk County, Iowa, sitting as a board of equalization, that the assessed value of land in the various townships, cities and towns and as sessment districts in Polk county, Iowa, as named in the list below the and the same are hereby fixed as fol atine. ¥ F. J. ALBER County. Auditor. Des Moines, Iowa, July 9, 1917. The board of supervisors reconvened in Possession. Members present were Laverade, Stewart, Keller, Thorn ton and Keeling. The minutes of July 6, 1917, were read and approved. The hearing on the application for a remission of the cigarette mulet tax was continued, and at the conclusion of the same it was moved that the matter be continued to August 6, 1917, at 10:00 a. m., and that a transcript of the testimony be ordered with an original and four copies, the same to be delivered to the board of super visors. Motion carried unanimously. The final report and estimate of the engineer in re Drainage District No. 4 was received and filed. It was moved that the board ad journ to Saturday, July 14, 1917, at 10 a.m. Vote-—-Yea, Laverade, Stewart, Keller, Thornton and Keeling. F. G. THORNTON, Chairm: Fr. J. ALBER, County Auditor, Des Moines, Iowa, July 14, 1917. The board of supervisors reconvened in regular session. Members present were Laverade, Stewart and Thornton. Absent, Keller and Keeling. The minutes of July 9, 1917, were read and approved. Bills as shown on the auditor's regis ter of claims were each allowed or dis allowed as endorsed on each Insane transcripts Nos. 8975, 4979, 2973, and 8974 allowed. Petition of G. A. Miller, Co-operative Stock Ranch Co. H. 1. Joseph, of C. Cb eadington, referred to county attor ney, of Independent School District referred to Stewart, and of Co. B. Wright referred to Laverade. Claim of Jacob Moeckley, referred to Keller, and claim of FE. C. Miller for damage by dogs, pone, for $18.00. Application of ellie Kernahan, for pension for blind allowed for $12.50 per month, of Julia Way for $12.59 per month, of Sarah E. Ball for $12.50 per month. Quarterly reports of the auditor, clerk of the district court, and county recorder received and filed; also report of Visiting Nurses’ association. Certificate of costs in inebriate case allowed. Petitions of Mattie Davis, Belle West, Nellie G. Twining, asking county to pay taxes from pauper fund, granted. Reports and claims of the seen see state institutions received, allowed an ordered transferred: Iowa College for Blind at Vinton, $1.10; Clarinda State Hospital, $6,242.16; Hospital for In ebriates at Knoxville, $847.00; Petition of Cyrus B. Hillis for refund on account of erroneous assessment, granted. Bonds of Mrs. C. Gross, and Henry Kern, deputy recorders, approved. It was moved that the following res tation be adopted. Be It Resolved, That the county auditor be instructed and directed to draw a warrant on the county fund for $1,500 in favor of James Parker, the name to be in full payment to him and in full settlement of whatever claim he may have against Polk county, in the case of Polk county vs. James Parker No. 20978 law. The county auditor is also instruct ed and directed to draw a warrant on the county fund for the costs in said case as are now charged on the dockets in the office of the clerk of the district court not to exceed the sum of $49.60. James Parker to pay all costs incurred by him for attorney fee and for preparing and printing of his abstract and argument on appeal, and he to relinquish to Polk county all claim he may have to any and all of said maps taken from him in said ac tion and for any and all copies of said maps made by Polk county or by the city assessor of the city of Des Moines. Motion carried. It was moved that a resolution be aopted instructing the county auditor to advertise for bids for the pavin of the Beaver Avenue road_ from es Moines to the United States army camp. Vote—Yea, Stewart, and Lav erade. No: Thornton. Resolution lost. Moved that the board adjourn to powers, July 16, 1917, at 2:00 p. m. Vote—Yea, Stewart, Saverude and Thornton. F. J. ALBER teen Auditor. F. G. THORNTON, Chairman, Des Moines, Iowa, July 16, 1917. The board of supervisors reconvened in regular session. Members present were Laverade, Stewart, Keller, Thorn ton and Keeling. The minutes of July 14, 1917, were read and approved. Petition of C. B. Wright, for refund on account of erroneous assessment granted. Petition of the Independent School District of Des Moines for refund on account of erroneous assessment granted. It was moved that the following res olution be adopted: Whereas, A petition has been filed with this board of supervisors asking for the levy of an annual tax within Polk county, Iowa, for the establish ment and maintenance of a public hospital to be located within the city of Des Moines in said county, and that there be expended in the building of said hospital the sum of $100,000; and Whereas, Section 409 a et, seq. of the 1913 Supplement to the Code of Iowa provides the method for the levy ing of such tax by submission of the proposition to a vote of the people; now, therefore, Be It Resolved, by the Board of Su pervisore of Polk County, Iowa, That the chairman of the board and the county auditor of said county be and they are hereby directed to cause the proper notices to be given for the sub mission of the proposition to the vot ers of Polk county, Iowa, for the levy ing of a tax upon the assessed prop erty of said county of three-fourths mills on the dollar for the period of twenty years which tax shall be for the issue of county bonds to rovide funds for the purchase of a site and the erection thereon of said hospital and hospital buildings and for the support of same, and that such prop osition be submitted to a vote of the people of Polk county, Iowa, at a spe cial election to be held October 15, 1917, and do all other things pertaining to said proposition as by law pro vided. Vote—Yea: Saverude, Stewart and Thornton. No: Keller and Keel ing It was moved that the board ad journ to Wednesday, July 18, 1917 at 10:00 a. m. Vote—Yea: Saverude, Stewart, Keller, Thornton and Keel ing. F. J. ALDER, County Auditor. K. G. THORNTON, Chairman, Des Moines, Towa, July 18, 1917. The board of supervisors reconvened in regular session Members present were Saverude, Stewart, Keller, Thorn ton and Keeling. The minutes of July 16, 1917, were read and approved. It was moved by Saverude, seconded by Stewart, that the specifications for the paving of the Beaver Avenue road, include a specification for asphalt and bibhulith and other materials so that competition on the same may be in creased. Vote—Yea: Stewart and Laverade. No: Keller, Thornton and Keeling. It was moved that the following res olution be adopted: Whereas, The war department of the United States of America has or dered that the Thirteenth Divisional Cantonment be established at Camp Dodge, Polk county, Iowa, and Whereas. The work of constructing the said cantonment has been com menced and is to be completed on or about the first day of September, A.D 1917, and Whereas. Upon the completion of the said cantonment the government of the United States of America will quarter there for purposes of training some 45,000 troops, and Whereas, The said troops will be quartered at said cantonment for an indefinite period of time, during which period of time it will be necessary that said troops be properly fed, cared for and maintained, and Whereas, on account of the estab lishment of said cantonment as afore said it has been estimated that the average daily traffic on the Beaver Avenue road leading out of the city of Des Moines, Polk county, Iowa, to said cantonment will be between 15, 600,000 and 25,000,000 eec. and Whereas, The road leading from the end of the pavement on said Beaver Avenue road in the city of Des Moines, Polk county, Iowa, to the cantonment must of necessity be improved and placed in such condition as to render it capable of taking care of the in creased traffic aforesaid and to make it passable at all seasons of the year, one bare mission . Whereas, The State Highway com of the State of Town has de vised plans and prepared specifications which they deem suitable manent Avenue for the per improvement of said Beaver road to make it capable of taking care of said increased traffic and to render it passable at all sea sons of the year; now, therefore Do It Resolved, by the Board of Su pervisors of the county and he rected Polk County, Iowa. That auditor of said county he is hereby instructed and di d cause notices to be pub lished for the receiving of bids for the paving of the said Beaver Avenue road, on ment as the various classes of pave shown by the plans and spe cifications of the state Highway com mission of the State of Iowa now on file in the office of the engineer of Polk to the pavn the said only, Iowa, from the end of ne on Beaver Avenue road to cantonment, a distance of x p proximately 6.9 rofies, said notices provide done in specifica that the said paving shall be accordance with the plans and tiows prepared by the State Highway commission of Iowa, that the said wor as th e k shall be commenced as so on e contract for the same is entered into, and that it shall be completed on or before the 15th day of September, A. D. 1917 put that the bids be re ceived on the 26th said notice the hour of 10:00 a. m. day of July, 1917, and that be published in the Des io ' Moines Dat News, the Des Moines Capital, the Des Moines Evening Tri bune, and at said notices shall further provide that the said board of supervisors #h reject any and 1 reserve the right to 1) bids, Motion car ried unanimously. Recommendation of the county engineer for the construction of an overhead crossing on the Beaver Ave nue road over the track of the Inter urban Railroad company received and approved. It was moved that the following res olution be adopted: Whereas, A petition has been filed with the board of supervisors of Polk county, Iowa, asking that the high way leading through the towns of Cummings and Orilla to Des Moines, Iowa, the more particular description of which is as follows: Beginning at the southwest corner of the City of Des Moines, Iowa, thence south through the center of Sections 23 and 26, thence along the north line of Section 35, thence south to the center of Section 34, thence west one-half mile, thence south to the county line, in the civil township of Bloomfield, be included in and made a part of the Polk county, Iowa, road system, and Whereas. It is the desire of this board of supervisors to hold a hearing upon the petition; therefore Be It Resolved, by the Board of Su pervisors of Polk County, Iowa. That a hearing will be held upon the peti tion referred to herein in the room of the board of supervisors on the 13th day of August, at 2:00 p. m., and that the said hearing be for the purpose of receiving arguments for and against the establishment of the highway mentioned as a part of the county road system and that the county audi tor be authorized and directed to pub lish notice of said hearing in the offi cial newspapers of the county, one in sertion each. Be It Further Resolved, That a hearing will be held upon the petition filed asking for the establishment of the road omteneecy from the Mt. Hope cemetery one-half mile south of the limits of the town of Madrid and ex tending east to the limits of Sheldah, Iowa, said hearing to be held at the room of the board of supervisors at 2:00 p. m., August 13, 1917, for the pur pose of receiving arguments for and against the establishment of said highway into the county highway sys tem, and that the county auditor be authorized to publish notice of said hearing as by law provided, Motion carried unanimously. Bond of J. G. Myerly, to indemnify Polk county against loss of county warrant No. 39907, payable to Florence M. Cotham, for $176.00, approved. Claims for loss of domestic animals by dogs allowed to the following per sons: Jacob Moeckley, $60.00; L. R. Kocheiser, $26.00; L. R. Kocheiser, $40.00; Walter Beatty, $18.00. The opinion of Theodore Chapman, attorney at law, regarding the right of Polk county, to create indebtedness for road purposes and to issue funding bonds therefor, received and filed. Criminal transcript 3964 for F. De- Ford, allowed. Communication from Morrison Con struction company regarding Ditch No. 4 received and filed. Attorney fee bills of George A. Wil son, allowed. Report and claim of Iowa Soldiers’ Orphan Home at Davenport for $767.58 for quarter ending June 30, 1917, re ceived, allowed and ordered transfer wall Petitions of L. O. Shaffer referred to county attorney. Contract with the Interurban Rail way company for overhead crossing on Beaver Avenue road, approved, and the chairman of the board authorized and directed to sign the same in the name of Polk county, Iowa. Motion carried unanimously. Report and claims of the following state institutions allowed, and or dered transferred: State Sanatorium at Oakdale, $5,513.23; Independence State Hospital for $105.97; Kerokee State Hospital for $102.00, for quarter 89, 191 ending June . It was more that the following res olution beared: Be It Reso by the Board of Su pervisors of Park County, Iowa. That beginning with July 1, 1917, the price paid for men with teams who are in the employ of Polk county, be fixed at 60 cents per hour; men working on roads single handed at 30 cents per hour, and on bridges 25 cents per hour; and that the county engineer be authorized and instructed to certify all bills for labor at the prices above named and to correct all bills ahead paid for such work since July 1, 1917, so as to agree with the above schedule. Also, beginning with June 15, 1917, the mileage allowed the county engineer for the use of his own automobile when used by him for county use be fixed at 12% cents per mile, and be ginning at the last named date the salary of Ralph Boyle, draughtsman, be fixed at $1,300.00 per year Motion carried unanimously. Petition of C. D. Headington for re fund on account of erroneous assessa ment marked “no jurisdiction.” Petition of G. A. Miller and H. I. Joseph marked “no jurisdiction.” Petition of J. W. Quinnett ask in county to pay tax from pauper fun granted. Moved that Keeling, Laverade and Keller be named as @ committee to inspect the surrounding property, @t the Beaver avenue overhead crease and make report of same to this board. Motion carried. It was moved that the board ad journ to Monday, July 23, 1917, at 10 a. m. Vote—Yea, Laverade, Stewart, Keller, Thornton and_ Keeling. F. G. THORNTON, Chairman, F. J. ALBER, County Auditor, Des Moines, Iowa, July 2 °, 1917. The board of supervisors reconvened in rogue session. Members present were Baverude, Stewart, Keller, Thorn ton and Keeling. The minutes of July 18, 1917, were read and approved. It was moved that the following res olution be adopted: Be It Resolved, by the Board of Su pervisors of Polk County, Iowa. That the application of the Saylor Coal Coal company for leave to extend an electric transmission line along cer tain highways in Polk county, Iowa, as indicated and set out in the appli cation filed by the said company un der date of June 8, 1917, be and the same is hereby prestes and that said company is hereby granted permission to extend an electric transmission line along the highway referred to in the said application, said permission be ing granted provided that the said company construct the said line in ac cordance with the requirements and provisions of the statutes of the State of Iowa, said grant to continue for a period of twenty years from the date of the adoption of this resolution, and provided further that the construction of said line be first @ proved by the sunty engineer of Polk county, Iowa and provided further that the sat Saylor Coal Company file proof of subsection of the notice of the hear ing on the said application Motion carried unanimously. It was moved that the following res olution be adopted: Whereas, by resolution passed by call board sitting as a boar of equal ization on July 6, 1917, the words on “5 per cent” were through in dvertence and mistake Inserted after the words “City of Des Moines, in lieu of the words and figures 5.2631 per cent ; new, therefore, in order to cor rect the said mistake and express the real intention, Judgment, and finding of the said board be and it is hereby, Resolved, by the Board of Super visors of Polk County, Iowa, That the said words and figure “5 per cent” be and the same are ereby expunges from the said resolution and the 5. ares and words 6.2631 per cent be and the same are hereby inserted in lieu thereof after the words City of Des Moines,” so that the said finding shall read “City of Des Moines, 5.268 per cent,” as shown by the original as sessment as made by the assessor of the city of Des Moines, Iowa, now on file in the office of the auditor of Polk county, Iowa. Motion carried unani mously. It was moved that the following res olution be adopted: Whereas, owing to the high cost of stationery supplies it is necessary that some action be taken by this board of supervisors for the conservation of the aforesaid supplies therefore, Be It Resolved by the Board of Su pervisors of Foriounty, Iowa, That the county auditor be authorized to install our in the office of the county auditor whereby the head of figures, each department of the county shall be the only person authorized to se cure supplies from the auditor's office, or board of supervisors, that they be required to file a requisition for such supplies and file with the auditor or board of supervisors a receipt for all supplies secured. Motion carried unanimously. Final estimate on Drainage No. 4 allowed. Petition of Julian M. Richardson for refund on account of erroneous as sessment granted. Petition of Mary Gibson for refund on account of a soldier's exemption marked “no jurisdiction,” Petition of Stephen A. Frost matted county to pay taxes from pauper fun “not granted,” Petitions of W. H. Risser and S. E. Hinshaw, referred to Laverude, Moved that the board adjourn to Wednesday, July 25, 1917, at 10:00 a. m. Vote—Yea, Saverude, Stewart, Keller, Thornton and Keeling. F. THORNTON, Chairman. F. J. ALBER County Auditor. Des Moines, Iowa, July 25, 1917. The board of supervisors reconvened in regular session. Members present were Saverude, Stewart, Keller, Thorn ton and Keeling. The minutes of July 23, 1917, were This being the date set for the open ing of bids for the paving of the Bea ver Avenue road, the following bids . Bid No. 1. Wagner Construction Co— Type 1—Monolithic brick. $256,330.00 Type 3—Concrete ........ 230,077.00 Bid No. 2. Aiken Flutter— Type 2—As above....... 238,092.00 Type 3—As above..... «ess 199,936.40 Bid No. 3 Type S—As above........ 150,740.75 Consideration of the above bids were postponed to 2:00 p. m., July 26, 1917. Pra aphen ay the improvement o the eaver Avenue crossing over the In terurban Railroad company’s right of It was moved that the following res olution be adopted: Whereas, The county engineer of the expediency and advisability of changing and widening the course of a portion of the Beaver Avenue road of Sections 16 and 17, 19 and 20, Town ship 79 north, Range 24 west of the St. P. M., Iowa, in order to avoid a reas. This board of supervisors of Polk county, Iowa, has heretofore instructed its county engineer to make change, and Whereas, The said county engineer has filed his report and survey with has been duly approved, and Whereas, The board of supervisors deems the change as recommended ble, and Whereas, In order to make the change as reported by said “engineer it estate and right of way from property abutting upon the present Beaver Avenue road, and has been unable to acquire such addi tional real estate and right of way from the owners of the real estate therefore, Be It Resolved, by the Board of Su pprvience of Polk County, Iowa, That read and approved, were opened and read: Type 2—Bituminous fill .. 262,455.00 Type 1—As above..... .«,» $225,882.65 8. J. Krage— The report of the county on ineer way was received and filed Polk county, Iowa, has recommended through and between certain portions dangerous railroad crossing, and a survey and report of such proposed this board of supervisors and the same and reported by said engineer adviso rs necessary to acquire additional real Whereas. This board of supervisors abutting upon the said road; now, J. Alber, auditor of Polk county, Iowa, he and he is hereby authorized and directed to appoint three disin terested appraisers who shall, within ten days from this date appraise the damages sustained by all owners of property from whom any land shall be taken, or who may sustain damages by reason of the construction of the overhead crossing over the right of way of the Interurban railway, and for the taking and acquiring of the following real estate, town: Land of A. 8. Kirkhart. Beginning at a point which is 60 feet east of the southwest corner of the northwest quarter of the south west quarter of Section 17, Town ship 79 Range 24, thence north a distance of 220 feet, thence northeast a distance of 210 feet, thence along the circumference of a curve whose radius is 25 feet a chord distance of 29 feet, thence east 265 feet to the south right of way line of the township road paralleling the In terurban right of way, thence north westerly 375 feet to the east right of way of the Beaver Avenue road, thence following the meanderings of the east right of way line of the Bea ver Avenue road to the south line of the northwest quarter of the south west quarter of Section 17, Township 79 north, Range 24 west of the St. P. M., thence each 27 feet to the point of beginning, except .07 of an acre be longing to the Consolidated Independ ent School District of Johnston, Iowa, containing .77 of an acre. Land of H. C. Stream. A strip of land 17 feet wide along the east side of the north half of the southeast quarter of the southeast quarter of Section 18, Township 79 north, Range 24 west of the 6th P. M. lying parallel and adjacent to the west right of way of the Beaver road. Land of the Iowa Loan Trust Company. The east 27 feet of Lot 107 of Lov ington. Land of the Towa Loan Trust Company. All of Lot 1 of Lovington. Land of W. W. Lyons. Beginning at the intersection of the east right of way of the Beaver Ave nue road and the north right of way line of the Interurban Railroad com pany, thence northwest along the east right of way line of the Beaver road 470 feet, thence east to the north right of way line of the Interurban railroad, thence east along the north right of way line of the Interurban railroad 40 feet to the place of begin ning, containing 0.16 of an acre. Land of A. 8. Kirkhart. A strip of land 17 feet wide along the west side of the north half of the southwest quarter of the southwest quarter of Section 17, Township 7 24 west of the 6th P. M., north, Range , laying parallel and adjacent to the east right of way line of the Beaver road. Motion carried unanimously. It was moved that the following res olution be adopted: Be It Resolved, on the Board of Su pervisors of Polk County, Iowa, That the county engineer be and he is here by authorized and directed to cause the necessary orders to be given for the repairing of that portion of the county highway system known as the Fisher grade, extending from the bridge across the Des Moines river known as the Fisher bridge, west to the Beaver Avenue road, the highway to be widened to the width provided for in the original profile approved by the State Highway commission of Iowa, and now on file in the office of the count engineer, and to a suffi cient height to be above the high wa ter mark, and that work on the same proceed as soon as possible. Motion carried unanimously. Report and claim of the Mt. Pleas ant State Hospital for $493.29 received, allowed and ordered transferred. It was moved that the board ad journ to Thursday, July 26, 1917, at 10 a. m.—Vote—Yearover: Laverude, Ker, Thornton an eeling,. = F. G. THORNTON, Chairman, Average actual value per acre. 33 Allen township eee pad GP webs +e 8 100.56 Beaver township 103.77 Bloomfield township eewee 84.58 Camp township 104.62 Clay township .. 101.05 Crocker townshi 105.03 Delaware towns cin. 91.56 Douglas township 84.66 Elkhart township .. 100.07 Four Mile township 79.32 Franklin township $1.26 Jefferson township Lincoln townshi 100.65, Madison townsh ip 108.88 Saylor township 87.25 Union township 104.09 Walnut township 80.49 Washington towns hip Webster township 107.3 104.37 Clover Hills egegenee eeeee City of Des Moines.... 631% increase That And be it Further Resolved, by the average assessed value a stock in the various townships be fixed as shown on the following 1st Colts, 1 year old. 2 $ 50.00 75.00 Colts, y ears old, 96.00 Horses, years old 18.00 Mules eevesevvere 5.00 Heifers, 1 year old 40.00 Heifers, 2 years of 60.00 Cows 30.00 Steers, 1 year old. 9 40.00 steers, years of 50.00 Bulls eae . 12.00 Swine 5.00 Sheep eeeeee * male board ad- it was moved that the journ to Monday, July 9, 1917, at 10:00 a m, Vote ~Yea, Laverude, Stewart, Keller, Thornton and Keeling. G. THORNTON, Chairma,
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