New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1881-01-12
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Proceedings II the BOARD Of County
Comm issioMers.

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Commissioners of Brown Co., MINI,
January 18th, 1881.
The newly appointed and elected
members having qualified, took their
seats. Present, commissioners Wag.
ner. Larson, Doster, Stone and Heart.
The board organized by proceeding
to elect chairman. On motiou Of
commissioner Larson, Chas. Wagner
was duly elected chairman of the
board for the ensuing year.
The minutes of the Board Of Audit
were read and on motion approved.
The bond Of Ed. Casey, the Sheriff
elect, in the sum Of $4,000 having
been examined, ON motion the same
was approved. The bond of B. F.
Weber, County Attorney elect, in
the sum of 81, 600, on motion the same
was ordered approved. The bond Of
A. F. Walton, as Register of Deeds,
in the sum of $4,000, on motion the
board ordered the same approved. The
bond Of Ernst Brandt, the newly elect.
ed Judge of Probate, in the penal sum
Of 81, 900 was approved by the board
School petition of John Penning to
be set off from district No. 80, hear.
ing having been granted at the ad.
journed meeting in August last, on
motion the same was allowed and the
boundaries ordered to be changed as
follows, to-wit: To detach fIom school
district No. 10 and attach to school
district No. 80, lots 5, II and Is, Of
section 6, township 100, range 81.
The petition for new school dis
trict in the town of Lake Hanska. on
which hearing had been granted.
there being remonstrance, on motion
the same was rejected.
The petition Of T. R. Humphrey
and others to change the boundaries
of school districts Nos. 80 and II by
detachiug from district No 80 and at
taching to district No. II the follow
ing property, to-wit: The N J Of N
w 1, section 9, township 100, and
N WI, section 10 and w J of NE /,
also WI Of. SCI, ond E@ Of SW1 Of
section 10, township 100, range 80
west, on motion the board ordered a
hearing granted at next March ses.
| sion.
Mr.. H. Plath from Iberia, appeared
before the board and stated that he
was the chosen representative from
the people of that district to lay the
necessity of a bridge across the Cot.
tonwood river at, or near Iberia be-
fore the commissioners. Mr.. Plath re.
ceived the assurance that the matter
would receive due consideration.
On motion of commissioner Heart,
the board adjourned to meet again at
2 o'clock p. m.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The board met pursuant to adjourn
ment, at 2 O. clock p. m. All memb-
ers present.
The school petition Of Hubert G..
Hillesheim to change the boundaries
Of school districts Nos. 80 and 10, on
motion Of com. Heart hearing was
granted at next March session.
School petition of Chas A. Davis
was ordered rejected, the reasons set
forth being insufficient and petition il.
legally drawn up.
The petition from the citizens of
Burnstown to build a bridge
across the Cottonwood river was read
and considered, and on motion of COM
Larson the board appointed a commit.
tee consisting Of Wagner and Heart
to examine, locate and get estimates
for the one to be built at Springfield
and Iberia, and if possible report at
the next regular meeting.
The bond of Jonas Laudenschlager,
Coroner elect, in the penal sum Of ST.
600, was duly examined and approved.
The following statements of fees for
the year ending January list, 1881,
were read by the clerk and on motion
of com. Stone ordered approved:
| AT. Walton, Reg. of Deeds, s 765 50
A. Blanchard, Clerk Of Dist.
| Court, 1889 "a
il. Manderfeld, sheriff, $50 50
The following tree bounty claims
were allowed, and the Auditor autho-
rized to issue orders to pay the same:
Chas. Weinert, 5000; Bernard Bloc.
meke, $500; Mary and Nelson L;,dd,
$500.
On motion the board adjourned ito
meet again tomorrow morning at 9
o'clock.
MORNING SESSION JAN. 5, 1881.
The board met pursuant to adjourn
ment at 8 o'clock a. m. All members
present.
Statement was made that E. Baum.
Ter was wrongfully assessed for a
building which was not on his lot
amounting to $7.02. On motion the
board ordered the same refunded and
instructed the Auditor to issue coun.
ty revenue order for the same.
| The board audited and allowed the
following bills, to.wit:
1, T E Bowen, S $50
2, J Laudenschl&ger, Cor. 800
! 3, Hans Moe, witness 100
4, J w B Welcome 1OC
5, Peter Br>ster 1O(
6, Mrs. Christ Moe Sc 1OC
Z, Hans Rasmussen 60 | O(
8, P Randall, Juryman loo
9, T E Bowen 6 ! OF
10, D w Coulthard I" LOO
II, A E Rising ' OF
IL, T F Talbot +" 1 OF
ID, D r Russell &c 1 OF
Bill of j L Lee, constable, for 81 3;
was rejected on account of not bein:
itemized.
II, John Manderfeld 25S O5
Less summoning special
: petit jury IL 90
246 O.