The Worthington advance., 1882-08-03

Lake township alleging that 1t had been assess
cd and taxes paid in Minneapolis. Not granted.
Is. w. Lyon asked for tho refundtng OF delinr
quent road tax Oh the sell of section 10. 102-40
alleging that he had paid said tax to the Ovcrseer
OF highways OF SAID town, and produced his re-
ceiptfor said payment, and afterwards he had
paid the same tax (without knowing ut the time
thal it was includcd) to the County Treasurer.
Ordered relunded-Al.56
B. W. Lyon, for John Sykes, applied for the
rcfunding Of delinquent road tax on the nw14 Of
nc34 and swl4 Of ncI, section q lO24O, and heA
Of neA and seA4 OF ne@1, section -, lO24o, al|eg
Ing that said tax had been paid to the Oyersccr
OF highways and that 1t had then been erronc-.
ously returned rs being delinquent, and had in.
*dyertently been again paid to the County
Treasurer. Not granted.
Crosby & Thompson asked for an abatement
OF personal tax OF 1881, in Grand Prairie town
Ship, assessed Oh improvement Oh timber claim
alleging that said claim was not owned by them
Oh the lst OF May. 1851. 1t was ordered that the
tax (a2.73) be stricken of as against them and
that the same be entered OIL the tax list OF 1852
omitted taxes Of 1881.
Geo. B. Styles asked for q reduction In valua-
tion and tax Of 1851 on his real estate In Seward
sOWuSlAp. uISSnlcU w III SAluNeOn 0nU CoI"
responding; amount Of tax ordered stricken of.
SCHOOL DISTRICTS.
Mcssrs. Folgcr s. Peabody petitioned to have
their lands lots l, 3, 4, s. and 7, section l.
town 10l, range 40, detached from school district
No. %.
j. W. Miller and others petitioncd to have
school districts No. So and 4G consolidated 50 as
to form one district from the two as they now
stand.
Messrs. Jones and others pctitiOned for change
OF boundaries OF school districts as below stated
To detach from school district No. 43, sections
l9 aud 20 and the n14 of section 80.
TO dctach from school district No. 81 the So
Of section and section Is, all in town lp2 range
~, same to be attached to school district No 55
On ull of the above mentioned school district
petitions notices were ordered posted, and time
and place tixcd for hearing, at the Auditors Of
flee, at II O'clock IL. ILL.,, the 18th day Of August
1882.
BOUNTY ON FOREST TREE.
Applications were made and allowed as fol-
lows:
Henry Faragher, ncN 20, l0l, AZ, 2N acres, $3
Henry Faraylscr, l40 rods Oh the highway not
allowed.
VIM. Parry, ncM, 26-lol-42, 5Lacrcs, Sill.
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T. Erickson Fields, nell, 26- 10 g, 9 acres, =:
Miles Erkctt, neli, la-l0l -43, acres, IS
| hi es Eirkett, y mile on the hisliw,y, -.
Julia NJ. Chaney, WI Of swl4, g. 10, q.
acres -.
The application OF I. Anderson for bounty on
| forest trees planted WAS not allowed. The ap-
| plication was not made within the time pre-
| scriLcd by law.
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| ported schools visited from January1 to July H.
tEirtyonc districts; that inall of them he found
{. lack ofsupplies and d total disregard of vcnti
| lation in the construction Of the buildings; that
! Il nunbcrof schools were not visited on account
| OF district Clerks failure to notify him. and 9th
ers We're missed on account OF being delayed by
| bad weather and roads
| MISCELLANEOUS BUS! NESS.
Commissioner Shell WAS directed to supcrn
tcnd making Il sidewalk on the north side of The
| public park, on Tenth street.
Commissioner Shell and the Auditor were
authorized to arrange for the making Of two
! coU lty maps, expense not to exceed s7..G each.
Funds oi: hand for the jail fund We're ordered
| transferred to the county Ieve:.ic !uLt.
The County Auditor WAS directed 10 en- CT for
taxation Oh the tax list; OF 1882 three sections Of
C.tti itt!ii;S III tsltC UCIC!it LUNil$,
ton i'll eHch rs lands suHjcc: to taxation which
| had zen omitted iii tic assessment.
| Tie Audi or WIS directed to >i;y cx-Com.
missioner .,:iies Eirkctt and cX-Cunnty Attor-
| nry DtN!cl holer chat copies Of The Statutes Of
Miint: ota in their possession, belonging to No.
| blss county, must be returned immediately to
| the Auditors Office. The Auditor was also d.
rcctcti to order four copies OF I.eviscd Statutes
| OF Minnesota from the publisher in st. Paul.
The allowance for the family Of Stephen Muck
WAS ode eu raised from SO to ;1l pr month.
! payable sr!n:-n,onthy.
Tie list (" personal property taxes dcnqucr:
and unpaid was cN:.ni:eu and amounts known
to D" ,lncui|rcttblc Weyo stricken Of. (Ihc law
requires citations to be issued at the expiration
! OF twenty days on all amounts unpaid.
| REPORTS or COSTS IN JUSTICE COURT.
By j. S. McNl:.nus, j. i.
State OF Minnesota vs.. Ryan, siIcri:is fees s5 O.
g Justice :. 5 L.;