The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1881-06-30

OlOS were received from the following
named persons to rebuild the bridge a.
cross the Kanaranzi north Of Adrain,
rs follows: ,.. ~
;, From .Cowen & .Timmons to fur
.nish materials and complete the
work H.. $148. so
3: George Slade, Co. to furnish
materials. '.. 49,. 148 90
James Mullen for earth work 1850
The proposal of Cowen s. ,Timmons
was accepted, Co. Auditor to draw or
ders on certificate of Crosby that the
work is properly completed.
The bond Of the Mobiles County Bank,
Peter Thompson, Pres, and Geo. J. Day,
Cashier, with 4. Knoblock, Geo. A. Du-.
toit, G. B. Loveless, 3. W. Lyon, Daniel
n. Turner, and Oliver Thompson as sure
ties, for deposits Of county funds, was APP
proved;-former bond executed for. the
same purpose having been lost or mislaid.
Commissioner Bloom was directed to
consult with supervisors of the towns of
Elk, Summit Lake and Bloom, and ar
range with them to make repairs on Conn.
ty road No. 9(the Diagonal Road). Coun-
ty to furnish material for bridges and cul-
verts; the same to be paid for on certi6.
cate Of the chairman Of Supervisors Of the
respective towns, thAt approaches aud
bridges we're properly finished up.
An appropriation Of $50, or 10 much
thereof as may be necessary, was made to
furnish material for bridges and cuIver,s
on the road from Warrington village
south to the Ocheeda Lake Bridge,- same
10 be paid for on certificate Of P. Thomp~
son that the bills were correct, and that
the work had been properly com pleted.
The auditor was directed to notify the
supervisors Of Lorain tp. that thew are
required to repair the bridge on the County
Road south Of the Brant place, on sec 30.
the county to pay one half the expense.
Bill to be certified by the chairman of sup
ervisors.
Sheriff Miller was authorized to arrange
with the village council, granting, for use
of the corporation of W orthineton, the use
of a cell in the county Jail, on such terms
as would be equitable and satisfactory to
himself and said village council.
The equity auditor WAS directed tn
superintend moving and removing grass
from the public park, letting same to the
lowest bidder.
Peter Thompson applied for refunding
Of IS pr ct Of taxes I'd on the nwi IS,
tp l02, range 10, taxes of 1879 and 1880.
$56.l7, alleging that the same had be n
paid under protest, and that it had been
illegally assessed. Referred to the Co..
Attorney, and laid over to next meeting.
George J. Day applied for the refund
ing of taxes paid by &. K Thompson aud
by himself, amounting to $3.50, taxes #
1877, '78, 70 and 80, Gu the southwest /
of sw4 sec Is, tp l02, range 40, alleging
that it had been illegally assessed, not
having been sold or decided by the r. K.
Co. until the Bird day of Nov, 1880, and
that said Ia xes had been did under protest.
Referred to County Attorney aud laid
over to next meeting.
The County Auditor and Chairman Of
the County Commissioners reported that
they had on the first day Of June, issued
bonds to amount of six thousand dollars
as per Instructions; that the same had
been delivered by Fl. G. Shepard, Esq,
County Treasurer, to Mobiles County Ban X
and to Thomas II. Parsons in exchange
for like amount Of current funds pai! in
to the county treasury. The report was
received and the transaction approved.
The county auditor also reported that
s3its in the District Court had been COM
menced by service Of summons as follows :
Thomas Wilson vs. Mobiles County and
Peter Thompson;
N. P Rose VS. MOBILES Countysand J. X .
P. Thompson.
Both suits were referred to the county
attorney.
List Of Personal Property Delinquent
Taxes, as reported by the county treasur-
er June LIST, 8l,-,ax of 1880, also those
OF former years, as reported by the county
auditor, were taken up and examined
Amounts were stricken of as being uncol-
lectable. as follows:
Indian Lake $30.40 Little Rock $ 7.73
Rige'ow 1866 Grand Prairie lO.47
Ransom so 90 l4orain 2460
Worthington 1918 Hersey 1924
village 1874 70 Elk 265l
Dewald 1925 Summit Lake i2l4
Olney sos Lismore PA
West Side l+.A0 Graham Lake It, SO
Seward 1917 Bloom SIS
Total stricken off Ss0t67.
Bills Arp TED AND ALLOWED.
Pioneer Press wolf tNnnty warrants------- q
Buclian, Jailur's Observation-Disclosures. ~ Uh
r 0l,iier, mileage, and FASTING n"ticcs 2 80
hoard etc for pri>oners----- u so
Ersstus Church, hauling wood, ctc------ Us
Board adjourned TO Tuesday, July H.,
1880.
f. s. MILrs, F. BLOOM,
Co. Auditor. CHM Co. Com
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