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BOARD PROCEEDINGS
JUNE SESSION, 1012
Auditor's Office, Audubon, Iowa
June 11, 1912.
Board met as required by law, at
8 o'clock. Members present, Sam'l
McGaffin, Chairman E. F. John
eon D. D. Sampson.
Board proceeded to official canvass
of votes cast at Primary Election,
Juine 3, 1912.
Om motion Board adjourned to
meet at 1 o'clock, p. m.
tl o'clock p. m.—Board met pur
suant to adjournment. Members all
present.
Proceeded "with the canvas of tlie
vote cast at the Primary.
On motion Board adjourned to
meet at 8 o'clock a. m., June 12,
1912.
Audubon, Iowa, June 12, 1912.—
Board met pursuant to adjournment
at 8 o'clock a. m. Memebrs all pre
sent.
The Board of Supervisors and ex
otficio Board of County Camvasers
qf Audubon County, Iowa, hawing
completed the canvas of the votes
oast at the Primary Election, June
3, 1912, hereby declare the follow
ing persons nominated to the offi
ces set opposite their names:
O. H. Jacobsen, Republican, Re
preeeatajtive 34th District.
M. T. Foley, Democrat, Represen
tative 34th Distric.it
0. P. Coon, Republican, County
Auditor.
Otto Witthauer, Democrat, Coun
ty Atuditor.
Howard E. Kittell, Republican.,
Coonnty Treasurer.
M. E. Mortensen, Democrat, Coun
ty Treasurer.
F. C. Sampson, Republican, Clerk
District Court.
S\ M. Rice, Democrat, Clerk Dis
trict Court.
Republican, Sheriff, (no
''candidate received 35 percent of
vote cast.)
Churles Sunberg, Democrat, Sher
iff.
John Butterton, Republican, Co.
Recorder.
Ctariice Oelke, Democrat, County
Recorder.
diaries S. White, Republican, Co.
Attorney.
John A. Graham, Democrat, Coun
$jr Attorney.
JQUa M. Stearns, Republican, Coun
ty Superintendent.
Democrat, County Su-
yearlatendent, (no nomination.)
A Harmon, Republican, Coro
BeTu
J. M. Fulton, Democrat, Coroner.
JR. P. Clark, Republican, Super
visor, term beginning January,
-1913.
Samuel McGaffin, Democrat, Su
pervisor, term beginning January
.1913.
E Johnson, Republican, Su
parvlsor, term beginning January,
1914.
C. L. Christensen, Democrat, Su
pervisor, term beginning January,
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Audubon Township
Charles, Boehme, Trustee.
J. C. Tibben, Assessor.
Wim. Kirkham, Trustee.
Levi Walker, Township Clerk.
Cainet-ou. Township
Afl Miller, Trustee. 'J'
C. A. Neitzel, Trustee.
dP. L. Anderson, Trustee.
Charles Boers, Township Clerk.
C. W. Krauel, Township C'erk.
John Lovelace, Assessor,
Albert Fancher, Assessor.
Douglas Township
A. H. Edward^, Justice of the
Peace.
A. H. Ziinke, Justice of the Peace.
5. P. Petersen, Constable.
Ohrds J. Knudsen, Trustee.
A. IT Mendenhall, Trustee.
Rrestjen Liarsen, Trustee.
M. F. Kerwin, Township Clerk.
Hans Andersen, Assessor.
Exira Township
J. B. J. Lohner, Justice of ihe
Peace.
J. P. Lair, Justice of the Peace.
G. H. Freeman, Constable.
V. E. Gearhart, Constable.
J. M. Dimick, Trustee.
Careince Masching, Trustee.
Wim. Wulf, Trustee.
A. W. Harvey, Township Clerk.
John F. McKibben, Assessor.
Greeley Township
Jerry Hoover, Justice of the Peac
J. G. White, Justice of the Peace,
Clint Rucker, Justice of the Peace
Mate Turner, Justice of the
Peace.
J. L. Bauer, Constable.
Fred Brauch, Constable.
J.. F.. Egan, Constable.
Oecar Miller, Constab'e.
C. A. Pardee, Trustee.
Wan. Porter, Trustee.
6. D. Goodwin, Trustee.
F. W. Ridgley, Truste.e
George Wahlert, Jr., Trustee...
Charles Garnett, Trustee,
Fred Reynolds, Township Clerk.
Walter Hensley, Township Clerk.
CLajide Jayne, Assessor.
Frank Sunberg, Assessor.
Hamlin Township
Ed Dryden, Justice of the Peace.
T. J. Coglan, Trustee.
Hans Mortensen, Trustee.
Ne's Rattenborg, Trustee.
J.fei George Kyhnn, Trustee.
F. D. Searls, Trustee.
I Peter R. Nissen, Clerk.
F. L. Christensen, Assessor.
sMVi B. F. Dryden, Assessor.
Lincoln Township
Ross Higgins, Justice of the Peace
A. L. McMurphy, Justice of the
1 Peace.
Frank Rogers, Constable.
sssm Allen, Briggs, Constable.
G. C. Everts, Trustee,
0. S. Welch, Truste.e
F. R. McLaughlin, Trustee.
John Bahr, Trustee.
fe'i Pater Hansen, Trustee.
vs Qhrlsit Bock, Trustee.
Joe Moody, Township Clerk.
Herman Kusel, Township Clerk.
&% A. C. Detwiler, Assessor.
pk Peter Schroeder, Assessor.
Leroy Township
H. J. Manta, Justice of the Peace.
D. L. Thomas, Justice of the
Peace.
L. m. Anderson, Constable.
W. H. J»y, Cn»table.
w. B. Kernels, TruaU*.
J. U. Mftbarf, Trjurt*«.
John Rosenbek, Trustee.
W. P. McLeran, Trustee.
D. L. Freeman, Township Clerk.
H. W. Stearns, Assessor.
Melville Township
John Reuschling, Constable,
Thiomas Law, Trustee.
E. .B. Thomas, Trustee.
Fred Sunberg, Trustee.
Elmer Hardie, Township Clerk..
W. F. Hoyt, Assessor.
Oakfield Township sum
N. P. Hoegh, Trustee.
J. P. Juhl, Trustee. v&y
Dirace Sorensen, Trustee.
Christen Hansen, Township Clerk.
Ed J. Lewis, Assessor.
Sharon Township
C. Raemussen, Justice of
Peace.
Henry Hansen, Justice of
Peace.
:No.
the
the
the
Otto lugerslu, Justice of
Peace.
C. T. Christensen, Constable.
John N. Christensen, Constable.
Peter V. Hansen, Constalbe.
George L. Christensen, Trustee.
Peter Petersen, Trustee.
C. .Hansen, Trustee.
Andrew Topp, Trustee. -'s
C. C. Moller, Tr.ustee.
Pedor Mortensen, Trustee,
C. W.. Boysen,Township Clerk.
Chrte ChrlBtojfersen, Township
Clerk.
Mads H. Madsen, Assessor.
Viola Township
S. L. Mulford Justice of the Peace
D. D. Sampson, Justice of the
Peace.
A. S. Gilbert, Constable.
C. M. Beck,, Constable.
J. C. Jenks, Trustee.
W. S. Owen, Trustee.
W. H. Hendricks, Trustee.
J.. .T. Sampson, Township Clerk.
W. J. Thompson, Assessor.
OTTO WITTHAUER,
County Auditor.
SAMUEL MCGAFFIN, Chairman.
E. F. JOHNSON.
D. D. SAMPSON.
Auditor's Office, Audubon, Iowa,
June 12, 1912.
Board of Supervisors met as per
adjournment of June 6, 1912. Mem
bers present, Samuel McGaffin.,
Chairman E. F. Johnson D. D.
Sfumipson.
Hhds being the day for letting the
bridge contracts and the following
bids having been filed with the Co
Auditor were opened by the Board.
Bid of the Kimballton Construc
tion Company, Atlantic, Iowa, was
as follows:
Concrete boxes and con
crete arches $15426 00
Concrete boxes and Deck
girders 14768 00
Concrete in place per cu
bic yajpd
Piling in place per lin. ft
Reinforced concrete In
place per cubic yard
Removing arch and fill at
No. 8
12 00
50
14 00
50 00
Bid of Beach Manufacturing Com
pany, Sioux City, Iowa, was as fol
lows:
Low Steel Truss Bridg
es, Concrete floors and
aubtments 5134 00
Bid of Ward & Welgihton, Aud
ubon, Iowa, was as follows:
crete boxes and arch
es
Concrete boxes and deck
glrlerB
Concr in place per
bic yard
Pi. p'ace per lin. ft.'
t-iniforeed concrete '11
ilice er cubic yard.
Removing arch and fill
at No. 8 187 00
10510 50
10030 50
00
10
Bid Marsh Engineering 10:11
par.y, Des Moines, Iowa, was as
follows: v:
Concrete boxes and arch
es 11041 00
Concrete boxes and deck
gir.ders
Concrete i1 place per our
bic yard
Piling in place ppr 'to. ft.
Reinforced concrete in
place per cubic yard
Removing arch and fill
at No. 8
9916 00
9 30
38
12 00
175 00
Bid of S. G. Hunter, Iron Works
Company Inc., Atlantic, Iowa, was
as follows:
Concrete boxes and arch
es 10480 00
Concrete boxes and deck
girders
Concrete boxes and. low
steel truss with con
crete floors and abut
ments
Concrete im placc per cu
bic yard
Piling. In place per lin. ft.
Reinforced concrete in
place per cubic yard
Steel tubes filled with
concrete in place per
lim. ft
Removing ajrcjh and fill
at
9180 00
9180 00
12 00
7 50
8 76 00
Bid of Elkhart Bridge & Iran
Works, Elkhart, Indiana, was as
follows:
2 low steel truss bridges,
concrete floors and
abutments
Concrete in place per cu
bic yard
Piling in place per lin.. fit.
Reinforced concrete in
place per cubic yard
Steel tji/bes filled with con
foot
4175 00
8 25
31
9 50
9 OH
Bid of Western Bridge & Construc
tion Co., Omaha, Neb., was as fol
lows:
crete ia place per lin.
Concrete Boxes and Arches
10715.00
Comorete boxes and deck
girders 10055.00
Concrete boxes ard low steel
truss with concrete floors
and abutments $9565.00!
Concrete in place per
cubic yard $9 00
Piling im place per lin. foot .35
Reinforced concre.te in place
per cubic yard $10.00
Steel tubes filled with concrete
in place per lin. foot $6.25
Removing airch and fill at
No. 8 &$25 00
On motion Board adjourned to
meet at One o'clock P. M.
1 o'clock p. nj.—Board met pur
suant to adjournment, members all
vresent.
Movfed by Johnson and Mconded
lr Saoipsoa, that the oon&raot for
Bridges be let to the lowest bidder
for the ten bridges.
A vote being taken resulted as
follows:: D. D. Sampson, Yes E.
F. Johnson, Yes Samuel McGaffin,
No.
Chairman McGaffin then called
E. F. Johnson to the Chair and
made the following motion:
Moved by McGaffin and seconded
by Sampson that the contract for
eaeih of the ten rbidges be let se
parately.
A vote resulted as follows: D. D.
Sampson, No Samuel McGaffin,
Yes E. F. Johnson, No.
Samuel McGaffin resumed the
Chair.
Moved by Johnson and seconded
by Saanipaon that the hid of the S.
G. Hunter Iron Works Co. Inc. of
$9180.00 for two low Steel Truss
Bridges and ei®lvt concrete boxes
be accepted.
The vote was as follows: D. D.
Sampson, Yes E. F. Johnson, Yes
Samuel McGaffin, Yes.
On motion a contract was entered
into with the FC Dodge Culvert Co.,
oif Des Moines for all the corrugated
Pipe used by the Cou-nty In 1912.
On motion claims were allowed as
ifollofws:
H. J. Hoogennakker, printtaig for
the Co. Superintendent .. .$8.70
H. J. Hoogennakker, printing and
supplies for Clerk $6.25
H. J. Hoogennakker, printing Bar
Docket $50.40
H. J. Hoogeninakker, supplies for
County Attorney $4.50
H. J. Hoogennakker, Auditors Pro
clamation Primary ejection..$9.15
H. J. Hoogennakker, Boaird Pro
ceedings $20.32
George A. Foley, Bull for County
Farm $40.00
Claim on Domestic Animal Fund
was allowed as follows:
N. P. Christensen, claimed $56.00
for 7 lambs killed and 1 injur
ed by wolves or dogs allowed
$37.50
Anderson judge pri
mary election, Cameron
townshin 4 75
She'ev. judge primary
election, Cameron, twip. 4 75
Albert Fancher, judge pri
mary election, Cameron
township 4
Audubon Shedey, clerk, pri
mary election, Cameron
township 4
75
75
Rajph Carper, ojerk, prima
ry election, Cameron twp 4 75
Auduibon Sheley, arranging
booths, election, Came
ron tow.nship 4 00
Pete Johnson, cleaning the vgp
school'house, election Ca
meron township 4 00
Chas. Boers, constable, pri
mary election, Cameron
township 4 75
Peter Jensen, judge, primary
election- Douglas twp 5 00
Lars P. Larsen, judge pri
mary election, Douglas
township 5 00
Johnson, judge, prima
ry election, Douglas twp 5 00
Kerwin, clerk, primary
election, Douglas twp 5 00
Anderson, clerk, primary
ejection, Douglas twp 5 00
Adair, judge, nrimary el
ection, Greeley twp. ... 4 50
Wjm Porter, judge, primary
election, Greeley twp 4 50
W Ridgley, judge, primary
election, Gree'ey twp 4 50
Walter Hensley, clerk, prima
ry election, Greeley twp 4 50
Fred Reynolds, clerk, prima
ry election, Greeley twp 4 50
Bauer, constable, prima
ry election, Greeley twp 4 50
Geo Kyhnn, judge, primary
election, Hamlin twp. ... 5 00
Coglan, judge, primary
election, Hamlin twp. ... 5 00
Hans Mortensen, judge pri
mary election, Hamlin
township 5 00
E Mortensen, clerk, prima
ry election, Hamlin twp 5 00
W MuiMnger, clerk, prima
ry election, Hamlin twp 5 00
A Campbell, judge, prima
ry election, Lincoln twp 00
Joe Moody, judge, primary el
ry election, Lincoln twp 6 00
John Barton, judge, primary
election, Lincoln twp 6 00
E Puck, clerk, primary el
ection, Linco'n twp. ... 6 00
Evea-tts, clerk, primary
election, Lincoln twp 6 00
Joe Wolff, constable, primary
election, Lincoln twp 6 00
Albert Polzin, cleaning the 5
schoolhouse, election, Liu
coin twp 3 00
9 00, E P.uck, arranging booths
and oil, primary election
Lincoln twp
W Duval 1, judge, primary
election, Melville twp
John N. Arp, judge, primary
election, Melville twp 4 DO
Bart Feeney, clerk, primary
election, Melville twp 4 50
Albert Weston, clerk, prima
ry election, Melville twp 4 50
Thos Bruhn, cleaning school
house, election, Melville
township
15
4 50
50
Juihl, judge, primary el
ection, Oakfield twp.... 5 50
Eli Hansen, judge, primary
election, Oakfield twp.. 5 50
Qrace Sorensen, judge, prima
ry election, Oakfield twp 5 50
Jesse Nymand, clerk, prima
ry election, Oakfield twp
Christen Hansen, clerk, pri
mary election, Oakfield
township
Bart Feeney, clerk, Melville
township
Omaha Tent & Awning Co.,
awning for Sheriff's of
fice 11 00
5 50
5 50
4 00
Dimick, Manager liall,
rt-nt for primary election,
Extra twp 7 00
Hans Madsen and others of Kim
ballton appeared before the Board
and made a statement in regard to
Jorgen Jorgensen, at present con
fined in the hospital at Clarinda.
Asking for an allowance of two hun
dred (200) dollars to convey him
to his former home in Denmark,
•with the understanding that the
said payment forever relieves this
County of financial responsibility
for said Jorgen Jorgensen.
Moved by Sampson and seconded
by Johnson that the. Auditor be
and he is hereby ordered to issue a
warrant on tks lasaaa Fund Cor
two hundred (200) dollars to Hans
Madsen: for the purpuose of having
Jorgen Jorgensen conveyed to Den
mark. A vote being taken result
ed as follows
D. D. Sampson, yes E. F. John
son, yes Sam'l McGaffin, yes.
In the matter of insanity of P,iina
L. Gardener, fees were allowed as
per Clerk's certificate as follows:
L. A. McGinnis, clerk $5 75
Fulton, physician 3 00
A Brooks, physician. ... 3 00
Joe Ross, attorney 3 00
Fu'ton, witness 1 35
W Crees, witness 1 35
Audubon Co., serving war
rant 2 00
Le Mars Printing Co, primary
election supplies 12 00
Refund was allowed to
Rasniussen, for error in
taxing auto 3 15
Claim on Domestic Animal Fund
was allowed as follows:
Ingvordt Blrk, one hog killed
and six injured by dogs
allowed 30 0
On motion claims were allowed as
follows:
Forsbeck, Co. Engineer
services $30.00, expenses
$11.75 41 75
W Welch Co., supplies for
Co Supt 15 15
E Kerwin, clerk primary
election, Leroy twp 12 50
Freeman, clerk primary
election, Leroy twp 12 50
W Efkennels, judge primary
elfiftion, Leroy twp ... 12 50
Sampson, judge primary
election, Leroy .twp 12 50
Geo A Foley, judge primary
election, Leroy twp 12 50
O Wilken, headstone for
Hale, Old Soldier,
Viola Twp. Cemetery. 15 00
On motion Board adjourned to
meet at 8 o'clock, June 13, 1912.
Auditor's Office, ^Audubon, Iowa,
June 13, 1912.
Board met at 8 o'clock, a. m., as
per adjournment. Members all pref
sent.
Hans Madsen and others of Shar
on Township presented a petition
signed by sixty one voters of the
township asking that the township
be dhided into two voting precincts
there being on file a petition sign
ed by one hundred
fland
twenty vo­
ters of said township remonstrating
to said change after a careful con
sideration of the matter the board
decided to make no change In the
precinct.
On motion Board adjourned to
meet again on July 22, 1912.
OTTO WITTHAUER,
County Auditor.
SAMUEL MCGAFFIN,
Chairman.
GRAY
znz
Fireman's Tournament in Atlan
tic, July 4th.
Marvin Likeni was a Carroll visi
tor, Wednesday.
Mr. Dee Lewis was a Carroll vis
itor, Wednesday.
Mr. Tom Signall was a Manning
visitor, Wednesday.
Mrs. Audubon Sheeley of Ross
was in Gray, Monday.
Elvin H-ort of Carroll is visiting a
few days, with his friend, Virgil
Bates.
Mr. Charles Cornelius of Bayard
was seen on the streets of Gray,
last Sunday.
Mrs. G. E. Farrell left for Des
Moines Tuesday where she expects
to visit a, few days.
Mrs. Anna Rogers left Thursday
for Carroll, where she expects to
stay a few days with her daughter,
Mrs. Tom Spilker departed Friday
for Chicago, where she expects to
make a few days visit with her son,
Vere.
Mrs. Aikman and her niece re
turned home, Friday, fom Emporia,
Kansas, where they were visiting
one month.
Mi-, and Mrs. George Garber and
Miss Vera Arnold went to Temple
ton, Sunday eve, to attend a musi
cal program.
LOST—A pair of gold mounted
spectacles in a black leather case,
on the road running a mile west
of Gray. Finder please return to
Mrs. Ol Mease and receive reward.
Day Phone 10
HAMLIN
Alfred Debord went to Lor ah on
business Monday.
Ole Olesen was in town last Thurs
day on business.
Fred Nissen spent Sunday at J.
F. Peterson's home.
John- Slay ton went to Audubon
Monday on business.
Harry Wiges attended the dance
here Saturday night.
M. E. Mortensen) was in Exira be
tween trains Saturday.
H. J. Hansen and daughter, Mary,
went to Omaha Friday.
Nels Groegh played for the dance
here last Saturday night.
Anne Rhode fom Exira visited at
I-I. J. Hansen's over Sunday.
Don't miss the Fireman's 'Tour
nament at Atlantic, July 4th.
John Slayton's and H. J. Peter
sen spent Sunday at Fred Avey'fl.
iN'ora Olsen visited friends in Au^
dubon from Saturday until Monday.
Jimmie Olsen attended the show
and dance in Audubon, last Satur
day night.
Nels J. Jenseni and Peter Morten
sen caught sixty fish last Sunday
forenoon.
Mr. Arrismith from Gray passed
though Hamlin, last we.ek, on his
way to Exira.
John P. Jensen, George Kyhnn
and Jesse Beck sold hogs to our
buyers Friday.
William Olsen and son visited at
the Jacob Jacob6en home east of
Exira last week.
Nels J. Jensen, Willie Rattenborg,
Andrew Hansen attended the ball
game in Exira, last Sunday.
Nels Rattenborg's, George Kyhnns
anid Peter Laurltensen's visited Mrs.
George Petersen out by Sharon, Sun1
day.
W. B. Carley was visiting friends
in Atlantic last week. His brother,
George hauled cream while hr was
gone.
FOR SALE—Am E. M. F. auto
mobile, nearly as good as new. In
quire of A. E. Beason, Audubon.,
Iowa.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Mortensen,
of Elk Horn visited friends and rel
atives in Hamlin from Saturday un
til Sunday.
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and whacks heads if it don't. "Move
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suffering follows. Dr. King's New
Life Pills don't bulldoze the bowels.
They gently pursuade them to right
action and health follows. 25 cents
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JUST THE THING
The Right Size Place For a Farmer
Moving To Town. Can Keep a
Few Hogs :v.
Can Raise Grain and Grass for Sev
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Fair size house and barn and with
twenty acres of land close up to
the' city limits of Exira. All under
fence on good traveled road. Some
native timber but (mostly under
plow. A bargain at the price of
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Funeral Director and Licensed Embalmer
5 Years Experience
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Contractor and Builder. Mill Work,
Wagon Work, Upholstering, Bee
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Buggy Tops. All work
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