Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-04-09

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REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
The Committee on Ways and Means
reported as follows, March 20, 1882:
To the Honorable Board of County Com
missioners:
GENTLEMEN: Your Committee to
whom was referred the matter of negoti-
ating the sale of 81, 900, of Ramsey county
S per cent. twenty year bonds, beg leave
to report that IN response to an adver-
tisement asking for bids for the bonds,
the following bids were received:
Dougan s. Co., bid par,
German American Bank, bid one
eighth of per cent. premium,
Kountz Bros, N. Y, bid 3 per cent.
premium,
and that we awarded the bonds to Messrs.
Kountz Bros. for 81, 210, for which here
with we hand you the County Treasurer
receipt
(Slgnedl JOHN WAGNER,
F. A. KBCH,
n. PoTTGIEsER.
Committee on Ways and Means.
Report accepted and action of Commit
tee adopted.
The Committee on Claims having ap-
proved the following bills they were al
lowed and ordered paid, all present "vot-
ing aye"
Charles Fallon, $50; R. Clewitt,
$50; J. S. Brown, $50; Carl Soberg, $50;
F. G. Richter, $50; FL. NJ. Rice, 81; Nc
Carthy & Donnelly, $65; Pioneer Press,
$751;. Is: John Pervis, $17.25; A. E. Mel
gren, So So Summers s. Monfort, $3.50;
James Nugent, 1896; James Davenport,
$26, 90; P ]. Giesen, 81 .25; G. F. Carthy,
$2S. so; w. H. Taylor, S295; Mrs. Con-
nollee, $21.66; Wllkin s. Romer, $92 so;
F. Richter, s11; J. j. McCardy, Sc; H. W.
Cory, $50; F. Richter, $195; Morehead g.
Preston, $40; G.. A. Johnson, so1; L.
Breirdert, $3.50; A. Roedler, $50; J. II.
Schenider, S115O; Morehead & Preston,
$3.50: T. S. White s. Co., $54.93; f.
Richter, $27445; George Bowers, SO. 80;
Water Company, $25.25; Peter Burch
Sl.40; r. w. Bell, $S6S0; Gas Company.
ST.. 70; Globe, $396.67
E. A Hendrickson, County Superin-
tent of Schools, presented'his quarterly re-
port. Accepted and referred to Commit
tee on Education.
The Board of Control, to whom was re-
ferred certain matters at last meeting, re-
ported as follows:
To the Board of County Commissioners:
Gentlemen-In repOnse to your inquiries
we respectfully report as follows:
To wood delivered! to poor in 1880,
Ais cords at s4.65. ........... 1890 d
To wood delivered to poor in 1881,
200 cords at $5.S5.. Ito OC
To wood delivered to poor in 1881,
17215 cords at s425. ... 1888 IL
To wood delivered to poor in 1881,
12915 cords at s7.45. s35 q
To wood delivered to poor In 1882,
40 cords at $40. ........ z56 %
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We would further report on the papers
| enclosed in your communication about
wheat sold from Poor Farm in June and
July, 1881. We would say that A. T..
McGrath, the Superintendent of the Poor
Farm, furnished all the receipts for the
sale of wheat above referred to, covering
the amount, making difference of five
cents only. The bills and papers are on
file in this Office. VIM. WEIGH,
Clerk of the Board of Control.
Report accepted and placed on file with
instructions to County Auditor to pre-
sent to the City bill for one third of the
bill of wood furnished the poor during
the years named in the report
BONDS
The bond of Frank Smith: with r. W.
Bell and Marvin Harrison as suret1es. in
the sum of five hundred dollars, for q
saloon license, together with the bonds
of Carl Reuter- and John Sherfbilling
were, on motion, accepted and approved
The bond of the St. Paul Globe Print
ing company, with Albert Scheffer and
John W. Cunningham as sureties in the
sum of five thousand dollars, for printing
the delinquent tax list for the year 1881
was presented, accepted and approved.
The Board of Control presented its re.
port for the month of March, which was
referred to the committee on WAYS and
means. In this connection the following
resolution was adopted:
ReSolued, That the sum of twelve hun
dred dollars be appropriated to the Board
of Control for the support of the poor
for April, 1882
Adopted.
a communication from John T Lennon