The Grange advance., 1874-01-21
THIRD DAY

Commissioner Williams made his report
on expenditures Of the appropriation of
$500 made last March for repairs of St.
| Paul s. Dubuque road in sec. l6, T. Ill, R..
| II, and the village Of Cannon Falls, show
| ing that S2S5.O2 remained unexpended, and
! was returned with report. Com'r Ander-
| son was directed to have the work of re-
pairing the road continued, and expend the
balance of the appropriation.
Com'r Baker reported on appropriation
Of $500 made last March for repairs on Red
Wing and Featherstone road between Red
Wing and Mr.. fuckers place and On ap-
preparation of 5000 for repairs on Red Wing
! and Hastings road in Welch. from the Cannon
river to Ed. Howard place and on the ap-
preparation of 500 for repairs on road at
Poor House in Burnside; and on the appro-
priation of $500 on Red Wing and Pine Island
road between Red Wing and P. Easterley's; :;
and on the appropriation of 500 for re-
pairs Of bridges on Red Wing and Wacoota
road in Wacoota which reports were ac-
eepted.
Com'r Finseth made his report on the
appropriation Of 500 for repairs of road
in Warsaw, and on appropriation Of $500 for
building bridge on the mail route from
Holden P. 0. to Kenyon; which were ac-
cepted.
Com'r Anderson made his report on ap-
preparation Of $500 for redairs on Red
Wing and Hader road between Mr.. Tuck
er's place and Mr.. Linsley's at the Burr
Oaks, and $l4.80 expended by him beyond
the appropriation was ordered refunded.
The Chairman reported that he had col
lected on the promisssry note left with him
as collateral for costs by defendant in the
bastardy case in which Sophia johnson
was complaining witness, the sum of $685.
60, being amount coming to county, and
the note was handed to defendants attor
neys, and the fees in the case $67.6O had
been placed in the treasury. Accepted it
was then ordered that the balance be paid
to Sophia Johnson provided bond is given
to secure the county from charge on &C
count of herself or child.
$40 was appropriated for the purchase
Of clothes for George Meade at John Ed
wards in Belle Greek. to be expended under
direction of Com'r Grover.
Petition of H. Klare to be set off from
district No. % into No. 80 was referred to
Mr.. Bennewitz.
A proposition Of j. R. Perkins to furnish
IS cords of wood at $4.75 was accepted to
be half hard maple and half oak.
The committee on vouchers reported
having examined the vouchers in the Aud
itor's Office on the 5th of December last,
and found them correct and destroyed or
ders to the amount of So, ,69059. Accepted
and adopted. ..:
The Auditor reported that William
Haynes had collected and paid over all the
old delinquent personal property taxes.
The following county officers made sworn
reports, as required by law of 1873, Of all
fees, percentages, ETC., received by them
during the year, viz;
Robt Deakin, Judge of Probate 1898 -
Rolt Deakin Clerk of Court. 43O 40
Chas Mcclure, Register of Deeds..."..... 2,437 81
NJ. 8. Chandler, Sheriff, whole amount Of
fees and expenses s................. s,739 20
Of which was collected. d.............$ ,4SO 80
Uncollected and good:..:..........." 375 90
&c and doubtful-...... 430 IS
Expenditures and disbursements. SOP 45
$3,7ss 20
The new estray law for Goodhue county
was ordered to be printed in the city papers
for two weeks. s,
The Auditor was directed to procure
from the State Land Office an official certi-
fed abstract of sll entries Of school lands
in this county. sa,se. .ss:ss :<s ss
The County Auditor made his report on
fines collected by him the past year Ac-
Ioepted. IA. .assz .s9e.s. :s1.a
$31. 16 was appropriated as aid to pay