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ROCEEOINGS OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS Office, April 4, 1904. The board of supervisors met In igular seslion pursuant to law. Members present, Llnlnger, HanUe, itllch, Maloney and Hunter. MInates of last meeting were read id approved. Whereas, the time bavlag arrived the payment of $40,000 of the jurt House bonds as per contract ild by Denniaon Pryor and company.

Therefore, be It resolved by the jard of Supervisors of Johnson coun- Iowa, that the county auditor be id he Is hereby Instructed to draw a arrant on the Court House fund in sum lor the payment ot Id bonds. Hie official bonds of the following nans were approved for assessor Iowa City, P. Spevacek for dep- jr assesors of Iowa city: Albert Hem- sr, Eugene Cherry and K. A. Bal rd.

Auditor's report of school loans and school mortgages cancelled is examined and approved. OB motion adjourned to 1:30 p. m. 1:30 p. m.

Board met pursuant to adjournment. Members all present. Petition of John J. Bngiert, asking mulct tax be remitted on bis prop- ty, lot No. 3, block 59, Iowa City.

va, for the tost quarter, during the ne he was not engaged in the sale intoxicant liquor- On motion the ayer of the petitioner was granted. Also being duly advised by the city sfc that $29.70 was due Iowa City, was moved and seconded that the auditor be Instructed to ac- pt the same In fall settlement ainst John 3- Engtert and his prop- 7, lot 3, block 59, Iowa City. Carid. Quarterly report of D. S.

Barber, ittce of the peace of Iowa City town- Ip, was examined and approved. Quarterly report of A. Allen, ereeer of the poor of Iowa City, was unined and approved. Quarterly report of Jas. Havlik, mty recorder, was approved.

Quarterly report of Ed. Koser, cterk the court, of tees collected as fol- 19, was examined and approved. abate fees, $202.75. District Court. Marriage fees, 9G50.

porter fees, $59.50. Jury fees, $30. erUTs fees, $59.30. Total. $715.16.

Auditor's finniicirvl report of receipts 3 disbursements lor 1003 was ex- inocl and approved. leport the Lridgs commute fur i year of 1803 was approved. innwal report Joan. McLanghlin justice of Els Grove township, was iroved. 'etition oC Frank Scanlon, asking to appointed as justice of the peace of iar Creek township, was granted.

'etitlon of Anton Linder, praying be appointed justice of the peace East Lucas township, wae granted. of Ohl and Son, asking the laity be remitted on personal tax the year of 1902 was grauttu. leport of the bridge committee for essment on 53 1-3 feet on Lucas eet Iowa City, be reduced from 0 to 575 was, on motion, rejected. )n motion adjourned to 8:30 tomor- morning. lupervlxors' Office, April 5, 1901.

o'clock a. uu loard met pursuant to adjournment. all present. Ilnutes of last meeting were read 1 approved. 'he following resolution was pted: of Board of Supervisors Johnson County, Iowa; Regular slon, this fifth day of April, 1904.

Correct Title to: Ixty (60) feet oft of north side of one (l) In block five (5), County addition, to Iowa City, Iowa. 'hat, whereas, The plat dated No- iber 9, 1841, and recorded May 16, In Book page 253, of Records Johnson County, Iowa, of plat of mty Seat addition to Iowa City, shows no conveyance of said ve described property to C. H. Ber- Ul, from the then county, or county imlssbmen, or plat of comity seat addition to Iowa City, to said C. R.

BenrjhtlL as it to Make correct chain of U- whlch deed of conveyance or in- intent, If ever made, has been lost, attald, and cannot be procured or htNfare, he tt resolved. That the bourn of Board of Supervisors mstfttcted empowered to sign claim deed, hereto attached to reaohtttott, Kthlbtt which to to eonvty may or had at the time afttresaM MM H. Bwiyhffl porchased I property from the canty of by or HTM followtai twMUUoa vw adopt Resolved, That the county attorney be Instructed to compromise the claim of -the county against Mary McCaad less for her support while In hosplta for the Insane for and the county attorney authorized to dismiss the case upon the payment of the said 9590.00. Also: Resolved, That the county attorney collect the fultamount due from the Herbert Sangster estate for his support while maintained by said Johnson county during his disability. Adopted.

Petition of Mary Mills Patrick asking a certain mortgage of $552.00 be stricken from the tax, she not being a resident of this county. On motion the petition was granted. Petition of Dr. R. Moore praying bis tax be remitted on account of an erroneous assessment in Oxford city.

On motion the prayer was granted. Petition of Anna Fefhnan, of West Lucas townsbop, asking her tax be remitted. On motion, she was granted $800.00, soldier's exemption. Petition of Albert Stonoshek, David Boarts and C. B- Klmball and a certift cato from the assessor stating they were each assessed with a dog which they claim is erroneous.

On motion the tax was remitted or refunded as the case may be. On motion, adjourned to 1:30 p. m. 1:30 p. m.

Board met pursuant to adjournment Members all present. Auditor's reports of fees collected during the quarter ending March $1, 1904, was examined and approved fees as follows: Transfer fees, $65.50. Sundrys, SOc. Redemption fees, $2.50. Total, Petition of Chas, D.

Alt and others, asking a county bridge be erected on a highway known as the Owens road, about mne north of Chas. D. Alt's, was on motion referred to the bridge committee. Petition of John Doerres and others, praying for three county bridges north east of Lone Tree, was on motion referred to the bridge committee. Spending the remainder of the day allowing claims against the county fund, on motion adjourned to 8:30 o'clock tomorrow morning.

ben, DttM Goodwin. at fcf Supervisor's Office, April 0, 1904. o'clock m. Board met pursuant to adjournment. Members all present Miniates of tost meeting -were reafi and approved.

On motion the county attorney was authorized and instructed to dismiss the claim against Frank Mattoush for his support while in the insane hospital, on rendition ho settles the claim against Josephine Matiousli, his wife. Petition of Georgo W. Swords, trustee of the Eby estate, asking the taxes lie remitted on account of charity, was on motion, granted. 40x150 feet In 0. L.

No. 2, Iowa City. Spending the remainder of the forenoon allowing bills against the county fund, on motion, adjourned to 1:30 p. m. 1:30 P.

m. Board met pursuant to adjournment. Members all present On motion, John W. Jayne was granted the $80U soldier's exemption as per request oi said John W. Jayne.

Petition of James E. Green asking for the soldiers' exemption of $800 was on motion granted. Petition of A. E. Underwood of Lone Tree asking the 9800 soldier's exemption, was on motion, granted.

Petition from a body of citizens and tax payers from the northern part of the county praying a bridge be erect de across the Iowa river at a point known as Scales Bend, or Mose Mann's crossing. On motion the petition was unanimously granted, the vote being five in favor of the petition and nothing against it Official bond of Frank E. Spevaeek, assessor elect of lows City, was approved. Petition of Joseph Bettag, asking the mulct tax assessed against him be remitted during the time be was not engaged in the liquor business in quarter ending March 31,1904. On motion, the petition was granted.

Spending the remainder of the afternoon allowing claims against the Poor and Poor Farm fmnds, on motion adjourned to 8:30 tomorrow morning. Supervisors April 7, 8:30 o'clock a- m. Board met parsuant to adjournment Members all present Minutes of last meeting were read and approved. After nomerov dates against the bridge fond, notion adjourned to o'clock and la the meanttet visit the Poor Farm. m.

Board met pvmvaat to Members nil present Petition of 8nm Lhttener ar. for eenaty Bear FmaV hi Miiiioi towMhlp, was on to the bridge committee, of tM nit- tloo, adjourned to o'clock tomorrow morning. Supervisors Office, April 8, 1904. 8:30 o'clock a. m.

Board met pursuant to adjournment. Members all present. Minutes of last meeting were read and approved. Petition of C. F.

Burnes and ot tiers, asking a county bridge be erected on the township line between Oxford and Hardln township, uille west of the Tbos. Morrlsey corner. On motion, it was referred to the bridge committee. Spending the remainder of the forenoon session allowing court and criminal bills, on motion adjourned to 1:30 p. m.

1:30 o'clock, p. m. Board met pursuant to adjournment. Members all present. Petition of Arthur J.

Cox, asking a reduction of 20 per cent on the actual assessed valuation of his form In Oxford township, described as follows: tots 2 and 5, section 23; lots 3, and end of section 3C-S1-S. OB motion, the prayer was rejected. Petition of Glen McCrory and others, asking a county bridge be ed across Ralston Creek between the Swtsher farm and Bast Iowa City, was on motion, referred to the bridge corn- Spending the remainder of the day's session allowing court and criminal bills and transacting other business, on motion, adjourned to 8:30 tomorrow morning. Qrovij thm SO-ft GO Blf Grove, two 16-ft brldfei 32 Big Drove, oue 20-ft. bridge.

EC Cedar, one IC-ft bridge 10 Cedar, one 20-ft. bridge "0 Monroe, two 30-It. bridges CO Monrw, three 20-ft. bridges 00 Momw, two 32-ft. bridges G4 Muiit'oo.

one 40-ft. bridge Oxford, ono 40-ft. bridge 40 Oxford, one 20-ft. bridge 20 Chairman Ohl Submits Report on Btwiness of 1MS Fifed at the April Session. Auditor's Office, Jan.

1st, 1904. To the Honorable Board of Supervisors of Johnson County, Iowa: Gentlemen: In accordance with the usual custom I hereby submit my annual report of receipts and disbursements in the bridge fund during the preceding year, together vtlib a list of bridges built during the year 1903, and the average cost per foot for Mil Id ing same. The price is somewhat higher than previous years, but can be acoount- for by tie fact that tbe coet oC al! jrldge iiijiterlal has advanced as has also the wages paid for labor. Tlis bridges in the county arc. with very lew exceptions, jn first class shapo, and I think all will agrees that the present system of coir.ity its own bridges lias proven cry satisfactory.

Respectfully submitted, A. R. OHL, Cuali'man Uridge Committee 1003. Receipts. Bal on hand Jan 1, 1003 09 Rec'cl from Co Treas collections 20,267 98 Cloar Crook, ono bridge 20 Vnkm.

ono SO-Cc. bridge 20 Washington, one iti-ft, brhige Siuu'oii. two 20-i'l. brlJgo 20 West l.uctis, three 10-ft, 48 threo 20-ft. 00 l.ucas.

ui(3 2C-rt. bridge 20 J-ucas, one 30-rt. bridge 30 Graham, two 20-ft. bridges 40 Gral'iim. two ltl-ft.

32 Scott, one 3(i-ft bridge 30 Scott, one -C-ft. bridge 2C Scent, one IC-ft. bridge 10 Scott, one 40-ft. bridge JO Fremont, three 30-ft. bridges 90 Fremont, two 20-ft.

bridges 40 Fremont, two IC-ft. bridges S2 Lincoln, one 20-ft. bridge 20 Lincoln, one 3t-ft. bridge SO Lincoln, two ItrfC bridges Si liberty, three M-ft. bridges 4S Liberty, one 20-ft bridge 20 Liberty, one M-ft.

bridge 26 Making a total of 1.230 feet of new bridges built by county in 1903. Tottl amount expended on bridges IB 1903 was Taking from this amount the following: Cost Hanging Rock C7 Cost Ryerson bridge, tract 10,31107 Cost approaches to Ryerson bridge Cost repairs on old bridges 3,936 5S Cost freight 1,903 00 Cost committee work 3C6 S3 Cost lumber and material on hand 1,74253 Cost delivering lumber to bridges not erected 35 00 Net expenditure for new- work 5,95743 Dividing this amount by 1430; the number of feet built in 1903, gives as the average cost per foot for building our bridges for said rear. LIST OF CLAIMS, Poor and Poor Farm. April Session, 1904. care oE Hec'd from Stevens, Del.

Rec'd from Jno T. Jones, lumber Rec'd from Geo Hunter, lumber Rec'd from M. B.LIninger, lumber Rec'd from Jas. Pitllclc, lumber Hec'd from R. Ohl, lumber Rec'd from G.

W. Schmidt, Iron Rec'd from refund account Sims Total 90 Expenditures. Paid freight on lumber. 1,905 OC Paid board for bridge men 570 87 Paid lumber 37 Paid labor 3,349 78 732 03 1 47 31 55 382 79 222 18 0 CO 20 00 532 00 Paid committee work Paid telegrams Paid paint and Oil Paid general repairs Paid hardware Paid blacksmftblng Paid damage Paid hauling Paid painting Paid grading Paid G. W.

Schmidt, iron work Paid stone Paid coal i Paid livery Paid sundry expenses county attorney Paid bridge report PaM light on river Paid iron tor Hanging Rock bridge 99348 Paid engineer and sundry expenses Paid Eyeraon bridge Paid wttneas fees Paid medical examination Fackler Paid legal advice PaM retorts hand Jan. F. WcEtonlmvor. Lvw CSrlimii. irrowi-les for poor Fred Kopp, groceries for poor CIiiiH.

P. Loo, care and sundry J. II. Wn). c'iro uml ftundrj' ijoor Harris Ettabrook, groceries for poor Goo.

D. Bartli groceries for poor J. L. Wilkinson, groceries for Door Mrs. Sours, rent, for poor C.

Barrow, groceries for poor C. I. P. R'y, transportation for poor rover Fountain, wood for poor J. Peters, groceries for poor.

Wm. Pohler, groceries for poor Heck Etnmons, groceries for poor J. J. Englert Son, wood for poor 1CT 50 Stnible Larson, groceries for poor Ph. Katzenmeyer, flour and meal for poor The Pair Store, groceries for poor M.

J. McLaughlln, groceries for poor L. A. Allln, salary overseer poor, Jan. 1 to April 1, 04..

H. A. Sporleder, groceries for poor S. U. I.

hospital, care sundry poor C. Sueppel, groceries for 2500 185 05 6 70 10 47 3 00 60 110 01 77 10 15 00 7 73 23 DS 25 OC 00 45 00 9 CO 8 00 0 00 11 2: 10 00 4 00 21 00 10 50 20 00 33 25 12 35 12 00 70 25 18 00 42 22 W. J. Duttkel, groceries Poor Farm Heury Louis, drugs Poor Farm Srhiu'iricr furniture Poor Farm John Gilpin, oil at Poor Farm W. Welch) supplies Poor Farm W.

-Maiilii, feed of teams Poor FiU'lii John Ni'UKll. corn Poor If. A. SI rub dry goods Poor Pfii'iii Win. llnuMi.

corn poor farm John Ijitlduln, threshing tit Puor Farm Fox HutcHimson Lnlto, lumber Poor Farm Wm. Hrattcft, corn nt Poor Farm Albert C. Onkos. taking pauper to I'oor Farm Chas. P.

Huohner, flour and meal Poor Farm D. Abbott, ilonr and meal Poor Rwm Ph. Kntwttmeyer. Ikmr and nwal Poor Farm C. Vcticr.

dry Poor Farm J. L. Wilkinson, groceries Poor Farm C. Sueppel. groceries Poor Farm JIcGovcm Biscltoff, cloth- Ing Poor Farm 3.

D. Murphy, livery to Poor Farm D. Goodwin, blacksmltbing Poor Farm C. Barrow, groceries at Poor Farm Stttmmet, blacksmithiog Poor Form Ceo. D.

Barth Co, groceries poor Farm H. A. Suorteder, groceries Poor Farm W. J. Welch, supplies Poor Farm M.

J. Mclaughlin, groceries Poor Farm A Bloom ft llayer, clothing Poor Farm fJclity Thomas, hardware Poor Farm A. J. Youukin, groceries Poor Farm Coo. Knrz, plum Mug Poor Farm Wm.

Politer, groceries Poor Farm Sundry persons, labor Poor Fann ttllnnil Chemical Co- Pflw Farm dry 76 251 Hirt groceries for poor E. J. Robinaon, dry goods for 00000 7S SO 100 2 90 3 $0 $00 36 25 192 83 07 28 40 8000 U5 4t Total 8SMWM foHowtac to Ust rt bom to thtvartow dtutac IM9: ffatt. $7 Of 2 00 27 00 75 68 00 7 57 1000 4 25 ISO 3 00 Untventtr hospital, care of poor Thorn, Brennan, fttmitni aad noNcgr 1M ft Braet haHwmre Poor 11 poor Iowa county, support for poor M. O'Reilly, meals for Wm.

coal for poor R. I. ft P. transportation for poor D. W.

Green, groceries for poor a J. S. Peters, groceries for poor J. Robinson, dry goods for poor W. P.

Bradley, groceries for poor B. If. Brown, wood for Geo. A. Bseney, groceries tor IXft.

1 75 Farm A. Jl. Orwr, siippllL'H Poor Farm Sniulry appraising stock Poor Farm Jos, Jfol'ib, groceries I'IKIV Farm M. 11. Coclinui, llnwaro, Poor Fnrm Oeo.

Site-idol, clotliins Poor Farm J. J. Stacl), slioDB Poor Farm Frank NuuxLI, groceries Poor Farm Albert Foley, butcberlog at Poor Farm Minnesota Disinfecting disinfectant at Poor Farm. E. J.

Robinson, dry goods Poor Farm John Miller, ice at Poor Farm Virgil Hartsock, stove Poor Farm G. ft. Halt Son, bull Poor Farm Ritmmelliart groceries Poor Farm Foster Llndsley, coal, Poor Farm Rummelbart groceries for poor J. A. Springmlre groc- ccrlcs for poor Wm.

G. Rupport, moat for poor Hamilton groceries for poor Mercy Hospital, board and care for poor Mrs. F. Kmiint, groceries for poor C. L.

SSager, Hour, for Poor Farm Jos. Holub, groceries for poor F. J. Cochran, premium on Insurance policy James Griffin, taking pauper to Poor Farm Jas. Dvorsky, insurance policies Poor Farm Chas.

H. Dayton, Insurance policies Poor Fann Lemuel Hunter, wood for poor C. Smith, blacksmiUUttg Poor Farm D. C. Abrams, shoes for poor verich Williams, groceries for poor Lute Potter, groceries for poor Lute Potter, bouse rent poor F.

H. Kirchner, coal lor poor If. F. Sfanitz, groceries for poor Koser Zefler, disc barrow Poor ram Shrader Dmc Co, stock food PoorFam 8. Swtaher, Foot Pam 12 70 9 70 24 50 8 60 2 33 1 50 C1 2G 21 02 203 20 18 00 07 07 G3 14 00 41 50 13 10 57 $5 10 40 42 23 7S 15 09 4 00 905 2C 85 1 SO 17 09 15 2 54 22 97 11 18 25 17 95 3 00 24 30 315 00 ISM 23 1 45 0 20 4G 3S Overwork Weakens Vour Kidneys Make Impure All the blood In your body passes throuChjl your kidneys once every three minutw, The kidneys are yttfi blood purifiers, they ter out the wtste op, in Wood, 1 If they are sick or out! of order, they fall to their work, Pains, aches and rhsu-' matism come from cess of uric acid In blood, due to neglected 1 kidney trouble.

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