The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-30
NO.. 25.
Proceedings Of the County Board
ACDITOR's OFFICE. GOODHUE
County. March is. 1875.

! AUD1roH's OFFICE, GooDHUE !
County, March 16, 1875.
) Board of Commissioners met as pro-
vided by law, all the members Of the
Board present.
The committee on petition of John
Norelius, Lars Westeson and others
for alteration of a road in Vasa was,
on request, gwen further time.
A road petition by A. P. Melin, c..
A. Johnson and others for laying out
new road running into towns of Vasa,
Featherstone and Burnside was re-
ferred to Commissioners Brown, An
derson and Bennewitz to view the
proposed route.
A petition of VIM. Dickey to be set
off from school district No. 6S into
district No. 13O was referred to A.
J. Grover for posting notices as re-
q,,ired by law for action of the Board
in July; also petition of Noah Farms
! worth to be set off from district No.
/ 6S into district No. 1870; also petition
of Andrew Olson Lame to be set off
from district No. GS into district No.
13U.
Petition by Peter Stromberg to have
certain land belonging to him set off
from school district No. % and at
tached to district No. so Was reforred
to Commissioner Bennewitz for post
ing notices.
A petition signed by Friedrich Rich
ter, John Keinholz and others for the
formation of a new school district
from districts Nos 36, 105, lib and lis
Was referred hack for want OF a suf-
ficient nulnI,c- If signers.
The Auditing Board reported to the
Board their examination Of the funds,
books and accounts in the County
Treasury on March 18th, 1878; report
approved and ordered published.
Taxes were abated on lots and blocks
in village Of Rosc0e-west side of
nw4 of nw4, section ~, for the years
1870 and 1871. The Board then fixed
the bonds of the publishers Of delin-
quent tax list for June, 1875, at $4,000.
Bill of Mrs. A. CooNs Of $5S for
boarding Eta Boardman was disal-
lowed.
The County Auditor was directed to
issue orders for the payment Of the
publication of proceedings Of the
Board the same as last year.
SECOND DAY.
The bond of Jennison & Perkins in
the sum of $4,000 for the correct pub
lication of the tax list was presented
and approved.
The report of the committee on
vouchers was approved and adopted.
A petition for appropriation OF 500
for aid in building bridges in Central
Point was laid over until next regu-
lar meeting for reason that no tax is
levied for roads and bridges.
An appropriation of So per week for
two children of Peter Peterson Of
Welch, to be paid to Chas. Paulson of
Nasa, was ordered to be continued
only until May lst, 1873.
Petition of Charles Roos Of Vasa
for aid was referred to Commissioner
Anderson with authority to render
such aid as he deems necessary.
AFTERNOON.
Petition of Silas Ecker to be set off
from school district NO. 25 into dis
trict No. 3 was referred to Commis-
sioner Bennewitz for posting notices,
also petition Of John z. Larson to be
set Off from district No. 3S to district
No. 16, presented at the January ses-
sion and referred to Commissioner.
Swante Anderson, was taken up and
the petition granted; also the petition
OF Andrew Nolan to be set off from
district No. into district No. 43, pre-
sented and referred to Commissioner
Brown at the same meeting.
The petitions Of a. Mallet, Gustaf
Bergman, Peter Erickson, J. Otto
johnson, friedrich Miller, John He'll
strom and Aaron A. Anderson to be set
off from school district No. IL into No,
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