The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-12
County Commissioners.

County Commissioners.
The Board met Mar. 2lst and contin-
ued in session during the week follow
ing. ~" 49,
On the first day eleven. petitions for
altering school districts were disposed
of, all being granted where proper notice
had been given.
The committee on vouchers reported
those in the Auditors Office from Aug.
9th, 1875, till Feb. Goth, 1876, correct,
and, also, that they had destroyed &c..
3O5.54 of redeemed county orders.
Aid was extended to Mrs. Thos. Con-
don, of Cherry Grove.
500 was appropriated to provide
two ferry flats for crossing the sloughs
in Burnside township.
Second day.-Aid was extended to
Mrs. S. Smith to pay taxes on lot.
| An indentured pauper, VIM. Giblen,
was ordered returned to the poor house
Bills were allowed as follows:-L. A.
Hancock copying tax list Of 1875 and
postage $l45.50. DR.. c. n. Hewitt,
professional services to poor $4,000. c..
F. Frost Il Co., Goods for poor $685..
A. S. Peterson, boarding poor 400.
NJ. S. Chandler, sheliff's fee and board
ing prisoners 20S.l5. W. F. Cross,
rent for Mrs. Condor $500. w. F.
Cross team for coroner 200. d.
Sco6eld was allowed $l9.75 for Justices
fees.
In joint session with r. A. johnson
one of the Commissioners of Wabasha,
county, the board granted several petit
tons for changing boundaries in school
districts in this county joining Wabasha
county.
The following bills were allowed:
A. S. Peterson for boarding poor $l2.-
10. Red Wing Mills, lumber for Can
non river bridge 1928. VIM. Eisen-
brand, goods for poor 2l.3S. Pioneer
Press Co., blanks for Probate Office 49,
90. .Drs. Sweeney 4 Smiley, medical
attendance to poor 1900. I. F. Leavitt,
repairs to Court House 4.8O. Jennison
& Perkins for printing 44.S5. J. A.
Wilson, justice fees ll.69. II Stone,
constable fees, 200.
S. K. Ayrault, A. Denning, A.
Plurmstead, G. W. Nef, G.. F. Freeman,
and II. H. Manning, jury fees so cents
each in case against c. NJ Keen, 900.
F. S. Fields bill of s.. for boarding ju-
ry, Dec. 1875, was allowed. S. Ray
mond's bill of 73.40 for constable fees
was referred back for itemizing.
S. Anderson, extra service as. Co.
Com. $500. S. j. Willard, postage
paid, ll.2o. DR.. F. F. Hoyt, medical
attendance &C., for poor 77.50. Ray
mond & Wright, livery $50. o. P.
Fluaan, keeping 6. A. Moe 4l.00. II.
Hanson, keeping Mrs:sErickson and two
children 900. J. Hawkinson g. Co.,
goods for poor farm 500. DR.. G-onvold,
professional service to the poor $500.
Hawley & Kellogg, goods to poor $3.50;
to county 2.70; to poor farm 1900. G.
Carlson, witness fees $50. Lawrence l.
Co., stationary GA p. Nelson, witness
fees 4.04. G. Phillips, justice fees 1925.
II. Tome was allowed $l2.O5, and NJ.
B. Anderson 1890, for coastablc's fees.
K. j. Husevold's and Samuel Johnson's
bills for witness fees in case against G.
Sarnblad were disallowed.
Mar. 23d, IL p. m.-Maria Hanson
was allowed $6.75, and 2.lO week
hereafter, for keeping her father Michel
Theres0n.
The following bills were a!lowed:-
N. 0. Werner, postage paid $3.50. Pr
oneer Press Co., probate blanks 2.25.
Wilkinson & Hodgman, goods for poor
$50. Frederick s. Hack, goods for poor
1925. II. A. Willard, expense to St.
Paul to order blank books for county
200. Hans johnson, paid for expressage
and telegraphing $50. D. Sinclair & Co.,
record books for Registers Office 5000.
J. W. Hancock, cxpressage and postage
paid 1880. On bills Of D. L. Druse J. P.
for costs in case of State*gainst Hazle-
ton and others there was allowed l4.ll.