New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-07-31
NEW ULN And VICINITY.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE BoARD OF
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

PROCEEDINGS OF TIE BOARD OF
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
.The Board af County Commi ssioners
lttst in regular session, July ed. All
'eembers present. The resignation Of
Geo. Bickelhaupt, as sheriff, was, first
taken up and accepted, The Board
then proceeded to the election Of new
sheriff, the result Of which we have al
ready given in last weeks issue.
Dr.. Weschcke having rendered his
resignation as corAher, the same on
motion Of Mr.. J,nrGensen. was accept
ed On motion Caspar II. Christensen
was appointed coroner for the balance
Of the term, and ordered to give bonds
in the sum Of $1,000, the same to be
submitted to the Board during the SEES
sion. The following bills were al
lowed: Ole: Jwrgensen, 600, j. ..
Moves, 1915. ~ !,
The petition of II. Kimmerly and,
others, from BashaW, for organizing d
new school district was ordered reject
ed. The petition of f. Wegner and
others, OF town Prairieyille, for same
purpose was granted The petition Of
Lars Fredri and others, of town
Prairieville, for same purpose was or
dered blythe Board to lay over with re-
commentator to include the, three
sections making the district comprise
one quarter of said town.
Petition from the town of Bashaw
asking an appropriation Qf $50 towards
building a bridge across the Cotton
wood river, was, on motion of Com.
Sanders, allowed, and the chairman L..
D., Rice was appointed a committee to
examine the bridge when completed
and report, before drawing the funds:
Petition for organization of Town
l0S, Range IS, was reflected by the
Board, as communication Of D M. Hag-
gard proved that his name and his sons
name had been forged to said petition
Petitions fQ. county tree bounty Of
John P. Penning, John G.. Peterson,
Betz. Harrison, w. w. Cunningham
and Chas, Brandt were, on motion Of
Com. Wagner, laid oyer until next
meeting, in ordersto give the Board
time to inquire intp the legality Of pay
ing the same. :: -,
The sale of. the n. W. ii, of N. w.
Il, Sec. Is, Town, 10, Range 33, being
q part of the zeal estate of Gottlieb
Karau, an insane man, sold by Judge
of Probate Westphal, June 18th, 1878,
to one Daniel Siege, Of Prairieville,
was approved. Whereupon the Board
adjourned. s
SECOND DAY--July 23-All members
present. The committee appointed on
Mobiles extension to investigate the
damage or land of Hubert Hilleshein
made their, report, and on motion the
Board allowed S$s26, co additional, maxi
ing total amoumtof damages to be paid
him $4,000.
: The bond Of JehE Manderfe1u, the
newly appointed sheriff, for $4,000 was
examined and approved.
i. On q statement made by VIM. rErd,
the County Auditor was ordered to
abate the interest. costs and penalty on
the n. u Of Lot 10, Block g., North of
Centre street, New Ulm. The Board
also ordered the penalty, costs and in
terest in the Gales property ahated for
the year. On motion OF Com. Wag-
ner the Board ordered the taxes of the
WIKI Aii1l W, w I*lI
Zenske, to be abated for the year.
On motion of Com Sanders the Board
ordered mQrtgagetof 5000. belonging
to Mrs. Zellske stricken from the as
s sessment books, forp ecuniary reasons.
Adjourned.
AFTERNOON SEssIO N--The afternoon
was consumed in examining. and audit
ing the following bills, allSOf which
were allowed: #8
Geo Bickelhaupt $12o6oJ ohn Lind, Co.supt. 10 90
r. Gommel 325 Calhernon, Amborg
Pioneer Press Co. 1885 &. Co ...- 1850
JOS. kcnhler Il. 12SOA. Blanchard ID 5n
John Gulk tH l.GOA nbros Parscrs III - m
NJ. G. Burnside 57ONels Nelson . "a
i Gef Rt Lth o S CO. y Wnegarden SIS
Catharine koaher COS N. u. CITY Mill Co. & O0
Parrot, Girton & C NJ Herreman 400
Sherman +. l33, SIS
No 26, bill Of M. G. Burnside, was
rejected on account of not being duly
itQmized according to law. Adjourned.
THIED DAy-July 24-All members
present. VIM. Koch appeared before
the Board IN behalf of Michael Sum
mer who Wrongfully paid taxes on
the S. w. II of N. E. "a and E, Is of
n. w. ID and s.. W. n Of N. w. IL, sec
ton p, Township los, Range IS. On
motion the Board ordered amount so
paid being $7l, 83 to be.refunded. The
Board then proceeded.tO examine and
audit the following bills and accounts,
all OF which were allowed ii the sums
stated.
NJ NC. Burnside 7.eoJos; Bobleter 1858
3.05IA. Manderfeld 500
Alex: MIC Balm 2,00|C. Wagner Il 7.5O
Eva NJ. Barton l.4slJohn Lind. Co. sui,t 5.S7
Frank Barton l.4SILouis Boeen '6s. ~