The Worthington advance., 1880-09-30
PROCEEDINGS
OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY COlIllIS
SIONEI2S.

OxOAV EltS.
ss,WoRrn1NaToN, Sept. q, 1850.
Members present I / :,
Robt. Shore, Chairman, Sd District.
F. Bloom, ID Dist. ..>... s:..~>
A. NJ. Crosby, Sd DISTRICT:
Records of last meeting examined,
corrected and approved.
The petition of r. B. Linderman,
James Wright, Richard Newman and
others was received asking for \ bridge
across Jack Greek in the town of Sew.
ard, on the south line of section "a, on
an east and west road.
Petitions formerly presented for diff
ferent locations were taken up and con-
sidered. After mature consideration
of the whole matter, it was finally Il:
greed and ordered that the bridge should
be built on the location above mention
ed.
Commissioner Bloom was appointed
to examine the ground, furnish plans
and specifications and to inspect and
report thereon when the work was CON-
pleted.
The County Auditor was directed to
advertise for proposals and to contract
for building of said bridge to the lowest
responsible bidder. Also to draw on
the Road and Bridge fund for the a.
mount due on receipt of the report of
Commissioner Bloom that the work was
properly completed according to con-
tract.
On the petition of Henry Slater, S. A.
Harding and others for changes in the
boundaries of School District No. 60
and for the formation Of Il new district
from Il part of the same. There being
no remonstrance and the application
being approved by the County Superin-
tendent of Schools, it was therefore or
dered and determined that sections l, 2,
3, 10, II, II, Is, ii and Is be and are
hereby detached from School District
No. go. And it is hereby ordered and
determined that the above. mentioned
sections Of land in township 1O2, range
AZ, be and are hereby organized into and
shall constitute school district to be
known as School District No. 81 of the
county of Mobiles.
In tile matter of settlement with
James Walker, Ex-County Auditor, it
was shown to the satisfaction of the
Board that Mr.. Walker had actually
expended for Clerk hire, stationery,
postage, etc., as much or more money
than he is charged with having over
drawn. 1t was therefore ordered and
was mutually agreed that claims on
both siiles should lie withdrawn.
Application of Emory Clark for ahate-
ment Of taxes on lot 5, block 6, village
of Worthington, taxes of 1S76-77-7S-79,
alleging that the same was held by con-
tract with the St. Paul & Sioux City
Railroad company and that the title to
said lot was still vested in said compl-
ny and was therefore exempt from tax
alton. Postponed for future action.
On the application of II. 5. Austin. it
was ordered that the suit against him
for personal property tax should he
withdrawn, the same having been paid
prior to the service of citation.
On application of Thos. II. Childs.
the County Auditor and Treasurer were
authorized t" correct the payment of
taxes made by him May 81, 1880, SO us
to apply the same in payment of his
personal property Tux. And it was fur
ther ordered that the suit commenced
against him for collection of the same
should be discontinued.
Sheriff Miller was authorized to or
der mating for the Court room floor Us
per sample furnished.
Henry l1umistOn, J. p, presented an
itemizeu statement of costs in the ca~e
of State Of Minnesota VS.. NJ. uy,and rs
follows:
Jurors fees fifty cents each, 6 90
Witness fees and mileage, +. Eg-
gleStOn, 2 A
Do. Andrews, l 60
Justice costs, 05
Sheriff's fees, 6 O5
Total, $40 10
Ordered received and placed on file
and orders to he drawn after 80 days to
parties therein named for the amounts
specified.
The report of the County Board of
Audit was presented as follows:
STATE OF MINNESOTA,|
~ COUNTY OF MOBILES, I
WoRTIINGroN, Sept. II, 1880.
To the Hon. Board of County Commits
siOners:
We, the undersigned, report to your
honorable Board that we have this day
concluded an examination of the books,
vouchers, and accounts of II. G.. Shep-
ard, County Treasurer.
We find that receipts and disburse-
ments from March 1st to September lst,
1880, have been as follows:
RECEIPTS.
fa;n Fax cs7isssns On nara Ha;es {" ssptcm,er 1862 @
Receipts from private redemptions, 1.l57 43
State School lands, l, 0sss
fines. $3.50 |
EX-IfeaS 10 81 !
Probate fees, 10 90 |
State Treasury School Fund. 80 % |
Total Receipts. 432,456 % |
DISBURSEMENTS.
County Revenue orders redeemed, $3.50 C9 |
Poor do. do. 725 g. |
Road and lge do. do. 252 40 |
= Interest Coupons redeemed 1908 20 |
Refunded to TaX-payerS, 144 81 |
Private RedemptiOns paid, 1,l69 10 |
Remittcd State TreaSrer on Sch'l Lands SOS 50 |
Do. OH Sate Tax, l,4M 81 |
Paid to Townships. 1858 S |
Paid to School Districts, S.7;S rs |
Cash on deposit In Mobiles County Bank, I'LL IS |
Cash balance Oh hand, 6l9 4G |