The Grange advance., 1874-01-21

tax on WY of lot 4, block 2 of Freeborn,.
Addition to Red Wing, for 1928.
The Auditor laid before the Board the
returns from Wacoota on the question of
vacating the town as an organization, tho
returns showing the vote to have been in
the negative.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
$25 was appropriated to school district
No. 8, for tuition Of children at Poor Farm
for 1873.
VIM. Libby presented description and
plat Of a grove Of timber and rows Of trees
planted by him and made application for
bounty under the law Of 1871. Referred to
Comr Anderson to obtain further informa-
tion.
Petition of S. P. Nelson and others for
alteration of County road through secs.
9, and 3 in Ill, Is, Belle Greek, the pro-
posed road to begin about 20 rods east Of
the west line Of sec. 9, on the south line of
the NJ OF nw4 sec. 9, running west to an
other county road, was laid over, notices
not having been posted in time.
The committee on petition of T. Bowman.
A. Ellingson and others for change in hiph-
way in Warsaw, viz, That part of the road
beginning at point about 60 rods from.
the centre OF sec. IA, Ill, Is, and runninr
south 20 rods, thence ely along the creek. to
point about 10 rods north from the 40
corner Of the section, and to locate a road
as follows: beginning at point about 60
rods south from the section No. IA and
running ely to point about rods from
Sc corner Of said sec. to intersect with old
road, made report recommending that peti
ton be granted. They also reported that
Sl75 had been paid in satisfaction of all
damages sustained in consequence of the
change, 500 by the county and $75 by the
town Of Warsaw. The report was adopted.
Nicholas Anderson petitioned to be set
OFT from district No. 49 into No. AZ, and
that the ea of sci Of sec II, T. Ill, R. II,
his land) be so transferred. Referred to
Com'r Anderson
The board of Auditors reported having
examined the accounts of funds in tho
Treasury December 6, which was approved.
The committee on Court House and Poor
Farm were directed to have q side walk
built on the east side Of Court House lot.
TO correspond with other walks in the city.
1t was decided not to change the present
price for liquor licenses.
FOURTH DAY.
Several petitions for abatement of taxes
were rejected
The following sums per month were
granted as poor aid; Margaret Wilson Sc:
Tyre Oberg and children So; John John
son S6; Mrs. Swedburg and children $3;
Annette Wahlsen $5; Mary and Christian
Campbell S.; Mary Burrill SIS; Mrs. Web
| Der SIS; Mrs. Falls SIS ; G. Kristersen So
X. Edwards S.; Anna Spool $5; Anna Fu-
| gle So John Kihldall So; Peter Peterson
So; Brynhild Johnson Sc; Greta Anderson
SIS; Mrs. \. Nj. Rogers So.
The bill Of |. Rompo of $98 was reduced
to S75, (for nursing Miss Elizabeth Mole,)
Bill OF l.. Haven for boarding same with
her nurse. $50, reduced to $50.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
In the afternoon Board visited Poor
| Farm, and met again at o'clock.
The bill Of DR.. Gronvold was referred to
| Mr.. Grover.
Bill Of DR.. VIM. Greaves not allowed.
A balance of $3.50 due DR.. Jaehnig was
| allowed. Bill of S. Anderson, witness fees,
not allowed; bill of John ONeil, witness
fees, not allowed. Bill of DR.. S. H. Rich
| mund, $7O.5O, referred to Mr.. Anderson
On bill of Meacham & Cross, $27, $25 was
allowed. Bill of Chas. Bryan, SIG for tel
egraphing in case of State Agt. Timothy
Bryan, referred to Mr.. Baker.
F. W. Hoyt, Court Commissioner elect,
presented oath and bond, which bond was
approved.
FIFTH DAY.
The assessment for 1928 on one acre
assessed to Zumbrota Cheese Manufactur-
ing Co., was reduced to $3.50 year.
1t was resolved to bind out Daniel Boon
en-, aged 9. to Daniel Taggert until ID years
Of age.
The committee on Poor Farm were di-
rected to advertise for proposals for the
board, clothing and care Of the county pau
pers, the county to furnish use Of the farm
and all household goods and farming i'm
plements now on the same, and to provide
medical attendance.
BILLS ALLOWED DURING SESSION.
On bill of David Simpson, for taking care of
Arne Anderson. ............. 5 25 %
VIM. Williams, extra services as Commits
missioner 80 ~
VIM. Danforth, days surveying and drawing
plans and estimates for bridges at Can
non 30 %
Jones Cole, blank books and stationery for
County fices...............:..... 36 Is
Friedrich Hack, goods for the poor."........ 37s
Jennison Perkins, printing 81 S.
Webster, Purdy Co.. team hire. IA 50
j. A. Wilson, witness a
DR.. Hoyt, med and attendance poor....... 81 %
Truman Parker, boarding jurors ............. 10 %
st. Paul Press Co., marriage record......... "a %
+. +. Phleo wood for poor %
Geo. W. Mossman, coffin and box for poor.... IT %
G. Erickson chairs for Auditors Office * N