Little Falls transcript., 1883-10-12
Proceedings OF the Bsoarf q of
Count g commissioners.

S, 1883, pursuant to call. County conn
missioners stu1npf, Wetzel, Lambert +
and Corbin, and Auditor Lac hanees
we're present, q. Aver chairman,
was abse and q. Corbin was elected
temp orary chairman. :s ssss@..ss
The ! resignation Of IT, Calhoun
as county attorney was accepted an d
ordered placed on file. K. II. Farm
ham was appointed county attorney
to Eli the fill the vacancy accustomed
by the resignation Of D. T. Calhoun.
On motion duly seconded and car
ried the report of the. committee ap-
pointed to examine and locate the road
asked for in the petition Of james
Lambert and others was accepted and
ordered put On file, and said petition
was granted. .f F>- H.
The Petition of Martin Scott, @.
Duclos, and others, asking that sec
ton 22, Of township l29, range 80, be
attached to school district No. "a was
on motion duly seconded and carried
granted, and said section % was duly
declared attached to school district
No. "a.
| On motion duly seconded and car
Isried the petition Of james Gravel and
others asking that sections No. 26 and
27, in township Al, range 81, be de-
tached from school district No. / and
attached to school district No. was
| granted, and said sections 26 and II
we're declared attached to school dis
tric} No. 3.
On motion the following bills wore
! examined and allowed:
| Henry Rasieot, :. fixing court
house well and furnishing
chairs for hall. 90
r. B. Stewart, fees as constable... Is so
0. L. Clyde, boarding pauper... %
Board adjourned until 9 o'clock q.
IN. Oct. 6, 1888.
October6
Board convened, all present.
On motion duly seconded and car
ried the following bills were allowed:
Blake & Bentfelt, goods furnish :.
ed paupers......... ......$ 3 06
Henry Van der Haar, slime. ....:..,23 A
James Woods, boarding pauper 8 25
A. Tanner, goods furnished pau
| perS .............-............. 70 90
| St. Joseph Hospital, taking care -.
OF pauper.........:..... 81 AZ
John Wetzel, medicine for pau T.
pers ....................."..... ~
Little Falls Publishing company,
printing ...................... IS 28
Schleusener Il Berg, sundries.:.. So
w. 3. Mitchell, blanks for sher-
iii .........................." ) 70
R. J. Batter, surveying road...... Is 0C
George D.. Barnard & Co., sta
tlonerv ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IL
Pioneer Press Co., stationery.... 8 85
J. w. Berg, stove for clerk of
conrt .......-..-............"..." l3 IL
r. ]. Batzer, expenses in survey
...5
! ing ...................,...:.... Is 75
Leon Houde, Office rent........... 4S 90
D. Corbin, fees as Co. Com. IS SO
John Stunpf, same ....... 16 90
j. B. Lambert, s:rne ......~ IL &C
John Wetzel, same ....... 20
Bill Of Herman Westbrook was laid
over till next meeting.
Bill Of Keepers & Riddle WAS re-
jected in full.
o. motion duly seconded and car.
rled the bonds Of Annie Tilley for: re-
failing liquor in Motley were rejected
and license refused, the sureties on
said bonds not being residents of this
couhty, and being unknown to any Of
the county commissioners.
Summons and complaint in case ot
Keepers & Riddle having been duly
served on the board Of county commits
sioners on the 9th day of October
= 1888,
r REsoLvED, That the county attorney
, be and he is hereby directed to take
such steps as are necessary to have the
matter involved Immediately adjudi
Gated.
RESOLVED, That tbs $4,000 o
county bonds issued by the board O
county commissioners of Morrison
county on the 2nd day Of June, 1888
be destroyed by fire. .. .
r And they were then duly counted
put in the stove and burned The
said bonds were numbered l to IL
were Of the amount Of $1,000 each
and were known as the Morrison
county bridge bonds:
Board then took a. recess until
o'clock, in the afternoon. 4"tl. g..
Il -. 1o'clock | p. N.
Board convened, all present. 49,
On motion duly seconded and car
ried the bonds of Il. TT. Farnham a
q county attorney were. approved. ;.
On motion duly seconded and car
: ried the following personal propert
taxes were abated. as no. propert
z could be found belonging to the par
1 ties named: Burk Go. S47.70;s Fer
gus Kearns, S291; Peter Neizer, $66l
= NJ. Pochesser, $1.32; E. swartfage1
81 Al; J. Bouck, ,S.S1; Fl. Holmes, $500
Holmes & Barstow, $406; n. W. Coma
s1N;D j: Lemieux, So 80; L. III. Cole
man. 81 cents, G. N.">.Troxel. 81 cents
Emile Gelinass s.. .2s; VS., Munee,
So; @. Hays, 81 cents; H, Patenbergel
: 7s cents; ] Roska, s4.61:J. Hoisappl,