The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-03-16
MEETING OF THE BOARD OF COIN.
TY COMMISSIONERS.


MEETING OF THE BOARD OF COUx.
TY COMMISSIONERS.
ST CLoup, M>rch l4th, 1871,
Fresens-Jos. Edelbrock Chairman. B.
f'rz' F. Schroeder and NJ. Greeley. Mr.. A.
Su' on was also present, but net acting.
The following resolution was offered BY
i. Firz: y.
WHEREAS, AT the regular session Of this
oo,'u "e'd 10 J""u'ry. ISL, tho County
I" . e'ra, WAS re-dis,rictel ~ bv statut,
provided: ana
"AEt EAU. The t ,wn Of Oak, formerly a
part OF the 9th District, wherein tie m.m-
Der OF this Board from said 9Th DISTRICT
then resiied, was then shd there made
part OF the I'd district, and the towns Of
Ashley, Sank C~ntre. Melrose, Getty, Grove
ana Raymond. made and constituted the 9Th
Commissioner District, which said Dis.
'r'cs is now unrepreseu,ed in this Board !;
and
WHEREAS. The interests Of said Stearns
county require that said vacancy be filled !;
| therefore it is
6esoI"ed, That the Judge Of Probate.
county Auditor and Register Of Deeds Of
III otearns county be notified of the exist
ence or such vacancy in this Board and be
reques' ed to fill the same by appointment.
~ provided by Sec. IS, Of Chap. g. Of the
GENERAL Statutes Of the State Of Minnesota.
Inc resolution was laid on the table, and
made the special order for Wednesday at.
tel Roon, At 4 clock.
Mr.. Schroeder's report for 500 for
o'''g'"g and cordurcy;nx a swamp in Sec
lions Is aud IL. Town l25, Range %, was
accepted, and an order directed to Re drawn
IF 500 for NJ. Barrett and it was further
ordered that 500 additional be expended
on the same road.
A contract was let to tho Hall Safe and
Lock Co., for four wall-fronts (for the
rreasurer's, Auditors, Register Of Deeds
and Clerk Of Courts otices) to fit opening
Is inches high, 81 inches wide and 10
inches deep, to have folding doors inside
finch thick. with Brahma lock on same;
outside doors to be }-inch thick, with large
4-tumble, combination locks, and to have
large round bolts passing through the frame
work. The price is ST 900. the material
to be delivered on the boat at Cincinnati.
When the Board adjourns it will be un-
til March 9th.
WEDSssDAY.-On mothion Of B. Pirz,
$1.70 was abated on the tax of Jacob
Staples, Of Psynesville. The application
ofJohn schafer, Of Raymond. for abate-
ment,: was laid over until the September
session; and the application OF Mr.. Ga
lushs, Of Getty, was rejected.
The petitions Of John Klein to be annex
ed to School District No. 80, and of G. H,
Clark, Of Eden Lake, to be annexed to Dis
trict No. SO, were rejected for informalitv.
The following were granted:
Casper Buttner to be annexed to District
No. 6S; F. McGraw, ofNo. 70, to No. So:
and g. Olmshank that Sections 81, 80 and
80, T. 124, R. 80, be annexed to No. So.
The following petitions for new school
districts were granted:
II. Rice' Of Raymond; Jacob Keim, of |
Dist. No "A, Brockwsy; NJ. Murphy, OIL
Holding; J. Dugan, of Oak; Il. Oanter,
If Holding; and NJ. Kruttle, Of Holding
he remonstrance Of G. W. Healey, Of the |
Jane place. being laid on the table, and
he petition Of 8. Blood rejected, as
conflicting with the above.
On motion of B. Pirz, $3.50 was allowed
or new bridge. over Weyrauch's Creek,
IN the state road from St. Cloud to Clear.
water.
The petition Of J. J. McCarty of Brock
way, for new town, was rejected.
An abatement Of $50 was made on the
'ax Of Henry Tobey; Sl7 On H. O,tens-
meyers; and $l2 on P. Mockenhaupt's-I
Ill IN st. Cloud.
The case Of Commissioner Sutton was
argued-W. J. Parsons appearing for Mr..
ST.. ". Collins. Prosecuting Attorney,
or the County. The resolution was adopt
I'd by unanimous vote.
TuEsDAY:-$5O was allowed for the Avon
aud Holding road, near Goedert's place, in
Avon ; aud $50 to Maine Prairie for St.
Cloud and Forest City road.
The bills OF A. Sutton for SOL so for
J. Williams, and of $3.50 for
commissioners services, were allowed.
The Board il still in session.