New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1881-03-23

Luz shAuutsA SIttVot1l6uU VI Lu6 finances
of the county was examined, and on
motion ordered approved.
The board adjourned to meet again
at 9 O'Clock a. m. tomorrow.
MARCH 10TH.
MORNING SEssION-Tne board met
at Q O'Clock a. m. All members pres.
ent. After examining the county build.
ings they authorized the hartman and
auditor to have the necessary painting,
whitewashing and repairing done, AID
to advertise for the same. The bids
for county physician were opened, and
DIR. G. Wellner was appointed Co. Poor
Physician of the second district, as adj
vertised in January session, at com.
pensation of 800 per annum, including
medicines. DR.. G. Berry was appoint
ed to the same position for the first
district, at a compensation of $3.50 per
annum, including medicines. Both ap-
pointments being for the term of one
year from date.
The board then adjourned to meet
again at 2 o'clock r. m.
AFTERNOON SEssIoN-The board
met pursuant to adjournment, All
members present.
Mr.. E. G. PAIL appeared with state.
ments showing that he was wrongfully
assessed on personal property, mort
gage of $3.50. the same having been
discharged May Sd, 1880. On motion
of Com, Wagner the board ordered the
same refunded, amounting to $4.42.
Application of L. Sharon for license
to run a ferry across the Minnesota riv.
er at the south east II of the south east
quarter Of section No. "a, in township
ITO, range 30, west. was granted by the
board for term Of five years, at the
rate of $500 per annum, payable year.
ly in advance. Bond to be furnished
to the county in the sum of FIVE Hun
dred $500; Dollars, and the rate of fer
riage which may be charged by said
Sharon is hereby fixed by the board
of County Commissioners as follows, to
wit:
For double team and wagon, with or
without load, rs cents; for single
team and wagon, with or without
load, Is cents; for horse and rider, 10
cents; for footman or single person,
cents; for loose cattle, horses, mules
or asses, per head, 5 cents; for sheep,
21& cents per head if less than heads;
if more than S heads, cent per head;
for hogs cents per head.
School petition of Hubert G. Hilles-
helm to be set off from school district
No. 10 and attached to school dist
riot No. 80; the land being lots 10 and
20, section 7; and lots II. l8, 10 and 20,
section 6, township 100, range 81; ad-
joining district No. 80. On motion the
same was granted.
The following tree bounty claims
were allowed and the Auditor was
authorized to issue orders on the
revenue fund to pay the same:
VIM. R0ssbach .$l2 90
Betty Harrison. 900
Lars and NJ. Fredrickson. ...... 800
Fred. kOenig 2OO
The bids for the county printing were
opened and the following were accept.
ed for the ensuing year:
T. E. Bowen, publisher of the Sleepy
Eye Herald,
Financial Sta. ement. 500 OF
Board of Audit, each session, 5O(
Jos. Bobleter, publisher of the New
Ulm REVIEW,
Delinquent tax list at the rate of l:
cents for each description.
For publishing the proceedings Of
the County Commissioners and thu
Board Of Equalization, per annum, $50
to New Ulm Posi-; $50 to New Uln
REVIEW; $50 to Sleepy Eye Herald.
The board decided to examine tn,
Cottonwood bridge tomorrow morn
ing, and on motion adjourned to meet
again tomorrow at Q o clock a. m.
MARCH nth.
The board met at 2 o'clock p. m
All members present. The board au
dited and allowed the following bills
to wit:
l. Julius. Berndt- : :. z !. $40 OF
2. M. Mullen. :. :. 81,
3. A. +. Walton. :. :. J. !. =, lol
a. Ole Stone. J. !. !. ). :. -. g. O(
|. 5. Louis Bogen- 8. : !. !. !. 81. =. 226 O,
9. Parrot e Gtrton. 8 : $. IS g
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