Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-01-10

Receipts treasurer NEW Oanauh
| town. l,o0d o.
Receipts treasurer Mclean town.. 361 IS
Receipts treasurer Reserve town.. l, l33 81
School district treasurer's receipts 3,2l9 20
Total. 2O2, $3.50 6S
| {Sigued) WILLIAM LINDEKE,
| J. F. HORT,
JouN WAGNER,
Committee Ways and Means.
Report accepted and adopted.
The committee of ways and means also
reported that they had examined the annual
report of the board of directors of the aims
house and hospital, for the year ending July
31st, 1879, and found the same correct.
Report OF committee accepted and adopt
ed.
The same committee also reported that
they had examined the report of the alb
stract clerk Showing amount of receipts OF
his Office from the time said
office was created up to Sept. 3Oth, 1879, also
amount paid over to county, treasurer for
the same PERIOD and checked the same with
the books in his Office. and found the said
report correct.
Report of committee accepted and adopted.
On motion the committee of ways and
means, in connection with the charm an of
the board, were instructed to raise funds
sufficient to pay for the completion of the
Fort Smelling bridge, and for that purpose
were authorized to use as collateral security
the bonds issued for bridge purposes, ($1O,-
OOO,) now in the hands of the county auditor.
The following bills were allowed: D. H..
Hunt, $25; e. o. Rene, $50; Jno. Wagner,
300; VIM. Lindeke, $50; j. F. Hoyt, $50;
E. A. Hendrickson, $496; j. B. Olivier, SO;
S. L. Davis, So. 80; Moritz Schmidt, $2O1;
b. M. Rice, $3.50; Boher & Hulsick, So;
Gas company, $55.33; P. Keigher & Co.,
$11.40; Culver & Harrington, $45; Sherwood
Hough, rs; Griggs, johnson & Rhodes,
1895; DAILY GLOBE, $147.47; Kingsbury
& Draper, $500; DR.. Wheaton, $3.50; DR..
Hand, $3.50; J. S. Brown, $50; Jas. Spiel,
| $50; Nick Wagner, $50; j. F. Warnlund,
| $50; Jno. Corcoran, $50; B. j. Holt, $1.75;
Jas. Davenport, $13.45; John Meisel, 49,;
DR.. Dedolph, $3.50; Water Company, SIG;
E. Fl. Milham, $22.SO: P. @. Sheren, $40:
H. M. Smyth & Co., 1915; Jas. Conway,
| $3.50; Schleik & Co., $10.75, Peter Berkey,
S.; Frank Doyle, $4.92; G. A. Stein, $40;
John Hamon, So; Pioneer Press, $144.77;
Gas company, 1929; VIM. Freeman, $l5.25:
Thos. Ryan, $3.50; Jas. King, $249S5;
John Leidman, 1886; Kenney g. Hudner,
$14.35; Lindekes, Warner & Schurrneier,
1924; Mrs. Conlon, $29.25; Z. H. Biggs,
$2.66. Bills of A. NJ. Lowell, $4.19; N. W..
Telegraph company, $2.19; A. r. Kiefer,
1913; p. r. Gibbons, $7.45, and Jas. King,
$3.50, were allowed when approved by the
county attorney. Bill of H. Moyerding for
1886 was referred to the board of control.
Bill of A. Armstrong for $500 was referred
to committee on claims and county attorney.
Bills of State Reform school for $4, 496.65,
and Geo. Benz, assignee, for $13.45, were re-
ferred to the committee on claims.
Bills of the Municipal Court for $69.45
and $3.50 were disallowed.
There being no further business the board
adjourned sine die.
Immediately following the adjournment of
the old board, the new board of county COM
missioners assembled. John Grace, Adam
Fink and Adam Bohland, commissioners
elect, having taken their oath of office, took
their seats as members of the board. The
roll being called, there were present COM
missioners John Grace, L. o. Rene, John F.
Hoyt, Adam Fink, Adam Bohland, John
Wagner and Chairman William Dawson.
The chairman announced the following
standing committees for the year 1880:
Ways and Means-Wagner, Hoyt, Grace.
Claims-Hoyt, Grace, Wagner.
Taxes-BohlaLd, Rene, Fink.
Poor-Grace, Fink, Rene.
Roads and Bridges-Wagner, Bohland,
Grace.
Public Buildings Grace, Hoyt, Wagner.
Education-Fink, Rene, Hoyt.
Printing-Hoyt, Grace, Wagner.
License-Bohland, Wagner, Rene.
Health-Rene, Hovt, Wagner.
On motion, the committees above named
were adopted and confirmed by the board.
PETITIONS.
From Frank Krogh, of Rose town, in re-
gard to his liquor license for 1880. Re-
ferred to committee on license.
From D. &. j. Baker, asking compensation
for land taken in section 80, town 80, range
%, Rose town, for opening University ave-
nue.. Referred to committee on roads and
bridges and county attorney.
From Il. II. Hankinson, general manager
of tho Northwestern Telephone Exchange
company, asking permission to erect tele
phone poles upon the pubic highways in
Ramsey county. Referred to the committee
on roads and bridges.
From Fl. G. Blake, chairman board of
supervisors of Rosetown, in regard to the le-
gality of the road in said town, commencing
at quarter post in section Is; thence north
to Lake Josephine, etc. Referred to COM
mittee on roads and bridges and county at
torney.
From A. X. Barnum, for abatement of tax
on southwest quarter, section %, town 80,
range %. Referred to tax committee and
county attorney.
From E. G. and G. L. Williams, for abate
ment of personal tax of 1879 in White Bear
town. Referred to tax committee.
From w. G. Hendrickson, in regard to
the claim of estate of Stephen Denoyer for
land taken for Summit avenue, etc. Re
ferred to committee on roads and bridges
and county attorney.
From order of st. Benedict, for abatement
of tax upon property in Mounds View
town. Referred to county attorney and tax
committee.
The report of the board of directors OF the
aims house and hospital for December, 1879,
was received and referred to the committee
| of ways and means.
Report of j. B. Olivier, abstract clerk,
showing amount of receipts of his Office
| ($964.70) for the quarter ending December
31st, 1879, was received and referred to the
| same committee.