Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1878-11-14

Frank kaninth .................. 8 05
Joseph Truttle .................. 9 %,
j. H. Barnard ................. 3 81
J"seph B!ais NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2 II
\. Garfield .....................- Is
" Stewart. ....................... 2 81
II. Charon ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 6 81
The following bills were duly pre-
sented to the Board, examined and al
lowed ::
L. H"ude, sundries S 18 68
A. Guernon, rervices in Office of Judge .,
Of Probate, IL so
T. 3. Hayes, Sheriff fees" 309 20
L. uoude, Clerk of'District Court, - s2@95
J. T. Stimell, making coffin for poor, 10 90
". Batters, boarding poor person, 10 Is
James Brown, poor purpose w
T. n. Foster, work in Office Of Judge
of Probate, 80 90
J. D. Lachance, sundries l3 rs
Pioneer Press Co., St. Paul, books and
stationery, 80 So
Parrot, Geiton d Sherman, 80
Lyman sign"r, Register of Deeds, 16 10
L. j. Hayes, for poor person, 90
A. DeLacy Wood, blanks, Is
DR.. 4. Guernon, medical services to
poor, 35 90
II. c. Stiyers, for printing, q IS
Philip Gross, deputy Sheriff, l6 so
WIN. Butler, sundries to poor, 20 Is
Board took recess until 1 O'Clock
P, NJ At l o'clock P. NJ the Board
met pursuant to adjournment. All
present.
Bill Of Peter Roy for alleged services
as Cnunty Attorney was, on motto" of
n. Meyer duly seconded, disallowed
in ful!.. Amount OF bill, $3.50.
Bill Of Milo Porter for taking care
Of poor person was, on motion duly sec.
onded, disAllv we'd in full.
Bill Of George Geissel for sundries
furnished to poor person was allowed
in full.
On motion of S. Henenlotter, duly
seconded, the sum Of ten dollars was
appropriated out Of the poor fund to
help Frank Helm, poor person.
Bond Of G. Cook presented to the
Board, and on motion Of N. Meyer,
duly seconded, it was ordered that
said G. Cook be requested to furnish
additional securities.
On motion Of N. Meyer, duly sec>
onded, the petition of F. N. Foster
and others for the formation Of new
school district to be comprised of the
following described territory, to-wit.,
All Of township 129, of range 20, ex.
cept lot in block II, and lots 5 and
6. in block 63, and all of block 80. in
Little Falls West, also sections II,
12, 13, IA, %, "a and 25, in towns
ship No. 129, of Range 30, was duly
allowed, said school district to be
known as school district No. "a.
A petition for the formation Of a
new school district having been pre-
sented to the Board by y H. Vining
and others, it was ordered that the
Auditor post up notices according to
law. The Board then proceeded to
count county orders redeemed and
canceled. and after marking the same
paid in the order book, they were de-
s'royed by fire. Amount of county
orders destroyed, one thousand. eight
hundred and twenty~,hree and 43~100
dollars. County poor orders, one hun
dred and seventy-ei"ht dollars.
County road orders. one hundred
and ninety seven and 75-100 dollars
The bill of Peter Medved for chairs
&C., was, on motion duly seconded, al
lowed in full. On motion duly sec.
onded, the Board adjourned until 6
o'clock A. NJ, October 30th, 1878.
Little Falls, October 30tb, 1878.
II The Board Of County Commission
ers met at the office of the Count,
Auditor pursuant to adjournment
All present. The Board then present
, ed their report accepting the count!
) rad built by N. Gravel from Little
Falls to he town of Pierz. and the sam,
, was accepted and ordered put on file
aud the C"untyA uditor was authorized
> and ordered to pay said N Gravel th'
sum Of two hundred and ten dolar
ont of the county road fund.
On motion Of S. flenenlotter, du|,
seconded, the sum ef fifteen dollar
WAS appropriated out of the poor funt
to help Mrs. LIZZIE R5und, poor per
. son.
7 The bond Of c. Cook for selling liq
por in the town CT Little Falls wa
again presented TO the Board with ad
ditional sureties. and on motion, dull,
seconded. the same were duly ap
, proved, and license granted for th
term of six months. t.. ." =
On motion. duly seconded and car
ried, the bond and application of N
. Richardson for license to keep ferr,
across the Mississippi river at Li.tl
Falls, were duly approved. and l,cens'
graz ted said Richardson for the tern
Of ten years. :. III: ...z
On motion. duly seconded and car
ried. the following bills were duly al
t lowed: .. 5..,: .:-E..*:'>>: - -
: Louis vasaly, medicines for poor, 81 J.
N. Richardson, sundries, -"@7ass'1 q
!, Board then took a recess until !:
! o'clock At / clock the Board con
>]vened. Allpresent = The followin!
: bills were duly presented to the Board
y examined and allowed s.<..s:....s.<. s.ss.
. 8. Henenlotter, Co. Com. .ss S11 Al
+ N. Never. 3zz2 "zss.@s5" sss Up 0'
d N. Gravel. z34 s.=8a ..=zssszs II zO'
On motion the Board adjourne'
: sine die. s.s.sezsse - s.sxx:ss ...ssE /@sz