Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-05

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To the Board of County Commissioners
.GaNTLEMEN: Your Committee on Pab-
lie Buildings beg leave to report that they
have awarded the contract for supplying
coal and wood until May /, 1888, for Ram
seq county, to Messrs. Griggs & Foster, at
the, following figures: Dry maple, $500
per coEd; dry oak, 1874 per cord, and
stove and nut coal for $9.25 per ton, deliy-
cred. Respectfully,
j. F. MOINTosN,
N. POTTGIBsER,
F. A. KRCH,
Committee
Reports received and filed:
From Board of Control, presenting their
monthly report for month of September
! Received and referred to Committee
or Ways and Means.
Prom E.A.Hendrickson, County Superin-
sendent of Schools, presenting his quarter
" report for the term ending Sept. 80,
1882.
Report accepted and referred to Com
m ittee on Education.
The following resolutions were adopted
unanimously. viz:
Rescsred, That thers be apportioned the
sum of one thousand dollars to the Board
Of Control for the support of the poor fer
tie month Of Oct. 1882.
Resolved, That in the matter of damage.
for taking land of Israel Crosby in section
10. Rose township, that it is understood in
addition 10 the 500 heretofore allowed
him by the authorities Of said township,
that the county will place good four wire
ie0ca between the road and remaining
land of said Crosby, also
pace q calvert under the road but 80
as to permit the free iowage of water to
his land, and further, will not require the
removed of his fences before March lst.
1883.
Resosrcd, That the une1pended balance
of money In the County Treasury of the
foyt Smelling bridge fund be- applied to
shs comp lection of the Fort street road
from city limits to Fc-t Smelling bridge,
subject. however. 20 the opinion of the
County Attorney as to the legality of such
disposal of said fund, and upon his opin-
ION in favo. of said application being
furnished TO the Auditor, the Committee
on Roads and Bridges have power to direct
the expenditure Of said fund and are here
by directed TO take immediate action
thereon.
Eesefrc2, That the Committee on Roads
and Bridges be authorized and directed to
cause stone monuments to be placed at all
necessary points on the Fort Smelling road
from city limits to Fort Smelling bridge.
Eesolres5, That the Committee on Public
Buildings be instructed to consult with the
Sheriff to ascertain if anything is neces-
sary 10 be done with the. jail building. re-
lsting to more perfect security of the
prisoners. and to report next meeting.
Rcsolred, That it Is the sense of this
Board. that fifty cents is the sum which
should be paid cor furnishing meals to
jurors.
The committe on claims having ap-
proved the following bills they were On
motion allowed and ordered paid. All
present voting aye.
Jas. Guion, $50; T g. Richter, $50: Chas.
Leigh, $50; F. Gruber, $50; Chas. Fallon,
$50; VIM Clarke, 1855; D. Getty, 81; D.
l. Curtice, S2S; DR.. Stamm, $12.4O; &. ".
Bell, S77.95; j. L. Brigham, $3.50; Peter
Beech. $3.50: Prendergest Bros. $2.1O;
Mrs. Conley, SELLS; Gas Co.. 1927; c. G.
Mill, 81; Chss. Hanson, IS; Oakland
cemetery. SIS: j. Davenport, Jr., $56; Nc
Csrthy & Donnelly, $39; Mccarthy & Don
nelly, So; Peoples Ice Co., $21.lO;
Car6ozo Bros, SIS; Summers & Monfort,
Sc; Cardozo Bros, SIT; A1rbach, F.C.& Co.,
$24; T. j. White & Co.. $5s.53; e. G.
Arnold, S5.05; E. q. Wood, s.; Fred
Richter. $1e7; Fred. Richter, $31; Fred.
Richter, S2.15; Fred. Richter, S37O.29; p.
2. ksvanagh. $145.50; GLOBE. $43S.16; j.
J. McCerdy. $3.50; J. Ma.heis, $502s;
Water Co., $50; State Reform School, So
1854; Geo. Protz, Sc. H
The board then adjourned.
j. j. AcCARDY,
County Auditor.