The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-30

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The sum of $421.20 was appropriated
to pay the Indebtedness of Goodhue
county to the State on account of in
mates of the State Reform School.
A petition of J. F. Pingrey to be set
off from district No. Is into district
No. ? was referred to J. c. Bennewitz
to post notices.
n bill of J. E. Tibbets of $11.50 for
medical attendance on w. Norton was
disallowed.
THIRD DAY.
The Board visited the poor farm in
the forenoon. In the afternoon the
Board met and the committee on Poor
Farm made their report which was &C.
cepted and ordered placed on file, and
the committee were authorized to set
tie with the keeper of the poor, Mr..
John Anderson, and to pay him the
amount his due for boarding the poor.
Bids for keeping the poor were
opened and the bid of John S. Ander-
son, the former overseer. was accepted
and resolution passed letting the con-
tract to him for the ensuing year, to
be paid at the rate OF 1925 per week
for each pauper and to have the use of
the farm and personal property there
on excepting farm implements and
stock, and to give bond in the sum of
$4,000 for faithful performance of
contract.
The committee were instructed to
nave proper contract drawn and to
dispose of the farm implements and
stock belonging to the county in the
way that shall seem most advanta-
geous to the county.
The Committee were also instructed to
make out and file with the Auditor sep
arate inventory of the personal property
remaining to be used by the overseer Of the
poor.
1ndenture Of apprenticeship Of Delevan
Boardman, binding him out with his own
consent to one Sherman Card, of Leon,
was presented and approved by the Board,
and referred to Swante Anderson to have
completed as required by law.
The Poor Farm Committee reported q
sale Of personal property for the sum of
S536.30 to John Anderson, which sale was
approved ami lifted.
The sum Of 1924, special school tax e.:
roneously assessed against James Suther-
land, was refunded.
The Jury and other fees on Justice bill
of J. A. Wilson, case against John H.
Cavanaugh, with numerous other bills were
then allowed.
On motion, the County Auditor was d.
rected to have the Financial Statement,
Report of the Committee on Poor Farm,
Report Of the County Board of Audit, and
the County Auditors and County Treasur-
er's Reports of Funds in the County Treas
ury, published ih the Republican, Argus and
Advance, in manner required by law and pay
for the same as for last year to wit: 1866
to each of the papers.
FOURTH DAY.
On motion Commissioner Finseth was au-
&horized to draw and pay to Ole Sletter the
sum Of $40 for the previous care of an or
phan child without the conditions of adop-
ii on required at time the allow nee was
made.
The Board then, as Committee on the sew
.eral road petitions under the special act Of
the Legislature authorizing the resurvey of
roads in ,Goodhue County, determined and
fixed on the time and dates for examining
It he several roads and routes proposed, and
It he time and place, when and where said
Committee will meet to hear and decide on
any reasons offered for or against the said
petitions or, claims of damages, that may be
made in consequence of the granting Of said
petitions Of which the notices will be dull
posted up in the several towns through
which the roads pass.
A bill of J. NJ. McNair of $500, 70,
services as counsel for John Koplin was
disallowed.
The application of A. G. Hawsk for re-
anding taxes was laid on the table
An application Of John Doblow for re-
unding taxes, was laid over for furthe,
information.