The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1880-04-29
PROCEEDINGS
OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY COM:nIS.
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AUDIToR's OFFICE, Worthington, MIMI,
.<,-,t' .--5F-. April 20, 1880.
The Board met pursuant to adjournment
Present-Robert Shore, Chairman, 81 Dist.
+. Bloom, LIST Dist. ~ -. ! &c.
a. N. Crosby "a Dist. .s'.
E. 8. Mills, County Auditor.
The application of B. F. Thurber for bounty
on forest trees ~. acres, on the sw4 sec. IA i,
town II z, range 40, was allowed, 81 So
Application Of B. +. Cong1on for refunding of
tax Oh seq sec. A-lOl.41. amounting to rs 70
granted and Treasurer directed to refund same.
Proposals received ON A. C. Robinson and
II. l.. Braden for making changes and repairs
IN county building laid over to next meeting.
Recess till o'clock p. m.
Notice received from the State Auditor that
the n]seA sec. BLOB 80 had reverted to the Rail
road company and directing all unpaid taxes on
the same to be cancelled.
So ordered.
Petition Of Wan. NJ. Bear, as agent for the heirs
OF Lewis Vanderbnrgb. deceased, received ask
Ing for rc1unding OF taxes OF l87j-'77'7S on the
sw@ sec. 20-1c2-4l amounting to SIS g. Also
for abatement Of taxes Of 1879, SIS 46, alleging
that Oh account Of informally in final proof the
title Of said land was still vested in the U. S.
Granted.
The petition Of c. J. Johnson and others for
the formation OF a school dist. in the ne part of
WillmOnt tip was considered, pursuant to no.
tees ordered posted by Commissioners. no re-
monstrances having been presented, and said
application being approved by the Co. Supt of
Schools. it was ordered that l. g. B. TO- II, r.
ID, "A and 10 in 442 shall hereafter cons itute
school district to be known as Common School
District No. 6: Of the county OF Mobiles.
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Others no remonstrance having been presented
and said application being approved by the co.
Supt, it was ordered that secs. l6, II, 49, 49, 20,
q, y, q, %, 20, 30, 81, 81, 50 and 81 in l04 A.
shall hereafter constitute school district to be
known as district No. 66.
On the petition of j. Il. Newman, Henry Hul-
mes and others, and all the conditions as above
stated having been complied with, it was order
ed that the nwA Of sec. 81 l04-40, now a part of
School Dist. No. 81, shall be detached and made
part of::SchO0l Dist. No. IS, for all purposes
whatsoever. This order will take effect on the
goth day of April, 1880.
On the petition of S, j. Lewis and others, all
the requisite conditions as above stated having
been complied with, it was ordered that the ne14
OF sec. 26 O2 43, now part of School District No
S., shall be detached and made a part of School
Whatsoever. This order to take effect on the
goth Of April, 1880.
On the petition Of Chas. A. Tillander, all the
requisite conditions as above stated having been
complied with, it was ordered that the nw1 of
sec. 2-iol-4o, now forming part of School Dis,
No. 50, shall be detached and made q part OF
School District No. IS, for all purposes whatso
ever This order to take effect April ~, 1885,
I'm the Np1itiOO n r II oil In
conditions as above stated being complied with
it was ordered that the swA of sec. 10, now
forming a part of School District No. S, shall he
detached amt made a part of School District No,
20 for al purposes whatsoever. This order to
take effect on April 20, 1880.
%. On tho pc ition Of J. P, Mou1ton, all the con
ditionS as above stated having been complied
with, 1t was ordered that the neM Of Sec IS lu2
49, now forming part of School Distric: No. 5,
pc DETACHED and made part of School Dist. No.
take effect April 20, 1880
On the petition Of Joseph B, Mott, all the con-
d!tlons as above stated having been complied
with, 1t was ordered that the hw4 of Sec Is lu5
-, now forming Il. part of Schoo, Dist. No. 5, be
detached and made part Of School Dist No. IL
an 81 Whatsoever This order to take
On the petition of j. H. johnson, all the con.
dltlonS us above stated having been complied
with it was ordered that the neg of sec s-iU3 S
now forming part of School Dist: No. 5, be de-
!ached and made part of Scho' list. No. Il
for all purposes whatsoever. This order to take
effect April 20, $780,
BILLS PRESENTED AND ALLOWED.
On bill of DR.. J. Craft for medical attend
ancc, ETC., on Jos. Masge, amount
$50, allowed in part payment so 90
II. r. Miller, sherifs fees II on
j. Chadwick, listing mortgages on the
assessment books Is s.
}. G. Ogle, printing 20 SO
L.. b. Bennett, acting as clerk for the
County Auditor 10
II. Z. Shepard & Co.. wood furnished 30 20
The bond of A. p. Miller, with r. H. Parsons
| and II +. Torrance as Sreties. in the penal sum
OF 500 for the correct publication of the Delin-
qlent Tax List for the year $780, was presented
and ordered approved.
Proposals were received for deposit of county
funds from banks and bankers, us follows:
From E'ihu Smith, banker, per cent. per an
mum on average monthly or daily balances.
From the Lumberman's Bank, saltwater, 3655-
loV per cent. Oh average monthly balances.
From Peter Thompson, Mobiles County Bank
IS for such deposits to March l. Isl.
The proposal OF the Mobiles County Bank was
accepted Bonds in the penal sum of $N,0OO to
be approved BY the County Commissioners to Re
given in security on or before the lSt day of May
next for the safety and payment Oh demand OF
such funds 50 deposited.
Board adjourned to Saturday, Mayl.
T.. S. MILLS, Auditor RORT SHORE, Chm.