Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1883-01-10

in the sum of $500, with W. T. Wilkins
and D. B. Smith as sureties, and on mo-
ton thesame was approved.
On motion the following bills were al
lowed:
H. o. Basford, printing and stationery....s "A 40
w L. Hollister, Coroner's Is 5o
G. D, Bslden, portage II 70
H. C...Andsrson, bridge committee."......... w
W. B. Mitson, Justice IL 10
J. F. Andrews, stove and pipe for Clerks
ofice...... 40 %
! J. r. Roberts, election returns, Benning-
ton. W
". 3. Nilsson, commissioners fees............ 90
H. B. Corey, boarding prisonsrs........... 1o1 IS
p. J. CRATER, ice for court house........... GA
L. Nicholson. washing for jail.............. 26 II
Cameron, Ambsrg & Co.. tax receipts...... 81 90
L. N. Griffith justice IL IS
F. H. Green witness 81
N. Guy, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. IA 70
B. Comforth, ...................... s O8
Thos. Riley, constable fees, So 10, alld II 80
H. Comforth, witness fees...."............... os
n, J. Winchel, I" i" .................. Is
| F. Lincoln, I" " .............. ass
! J, n Naxfeld constable fees................ so
| J. NJ. Maxheld, i" ....... ....... Is rs
! r, R. Snyder - ......... i. ...... 365
| L. G. Moore iustjce fee..... ................ IS
Jay GLADDEN., witness fee.....- ............. l 36
P. Vandenoever, constable fee................ %
F. Lincoln witness 248
C. H. Davidson printing Il 90
Fred Hummer witness ............... l6
| Ole H. WINES. witness fees ...... 4 Is
H. J. Wagner constable II 60
Clarke Chambers sheriff fees. Riley case... 70
Ormanzo Allen, Judge of Probate elect
presented his certificate of election and
bond in the sum of one thousand dollars,
with G. H. Davidson and H. o. Basford
a. sureties, and ON motion, the same was
approved.
The chairman appointed Commissioner
Graves and Gilligan committee to settle
with Treasurer and Auditor.
On motion, Board adjourned until 9 q. m.
January 4th.
| %. H., Jan. 4, 1883.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Members all present.
On motion, the following bills were re-
jected:
John Miller. witness ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90
G. I. Daley, constable ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 10 70
| John Daley, ....................."1o 70
| On motion, the following bills were laid
over:
| Waon wit fAA
! Elizabeth Guy, I" ..................... 90
John Guy, 90
II. Daniels, " .................. 40
The annual financial reports of II.
B. Corey, Sheriff, NJ. NJ. Trowbridge,
Register of Deeds, S. Sweningsen, Clerk
of the District Court, Ormanzo Allen,
Judge of Probate and c.. D. Belden,
County Superintendent of Schools, was
presented to the Board, and on motion
the same were approved and placed on flc.
H. B. Corey reported that he had re-
ceived as fees for the year lss2...".."$l. 52s 81
NJ. NJ Trowbridge. .......... 2,024 4S
| D. SWenlnesen 1o0' ~
Ormanzo 12o y"
Petition of Thomas Malone and others
to have the northeast quarter Of section
4, township 102, range II, set of from
school district 40, and have the same at
tacbed to school district Al, was received,
and the 24th day Of July, 1883, set as q
day of hearing.
Petition of w. Seaborn and others for
rehearing in the setting off Of section
81, township 103, range Is, from school
district No. SO, and attaching the same to
school district lO8, came before the Board.
The notices having been duly posted, and
was rssclndeo;s ~una~ setiN6n ." 81, tho wRhsG1b
l03, range Is, was attached to school dis
trict 50.
On motion the Board adjourned until
o'clock P. u.
| 2 o'clock P. n.
Board met pursuant to adjournment;
members all present.
On motion Board adjourned to visit the
poor farm.
The committee appointed to settle with
the Auditor and Treasurer made the fol-
lowing report:
We, your committee appointed to settle
with the Treasurer and Auditor would re-
specially report that we have examined
the books and vouchers in the Treasurer's
and Auditors Offices, and counted the
funds on hand, and find that the County
Treasurer had on hand at the close Of
business, January Sd, 1883, the sum of
$2lO7s.55.
S'''' : ). B. ' Gsav's, CON-
On motion the report of the committee
was approved, and report placed on file.
On motion Board adjourned until Jan.
5th, at 9 o'clock A. n.
9 o'clock A. n. Jan. 5th, 1883.
Board met pursuant to adjournment;
members all present.
NJ. NJ. Trowbridge, Register of Deeds
elect, presented his certificate of election,
and bond in the sum of five thousand dol
lars, with Ormsnze Allen and w T. Will
kins as sureties, and on motion, the same
was approved.
On motion, the following bills were al
lowed:
]. sshwan, goods for poor farm. ........1 Is %
| J. S0lner, " ......... II 81
| ". e. Vanderbilt, work ON court house. 50
| SlOcum Son, coal for poor FARM. -. los q
| wood for G. 81. and JAIL. SO 81
! Ira Jones, hardware for Door farm...... a 20
-" ...... Is "a
Clemmer l. Pooler, goods for poor farm IS
| F. A. CARL, election returns UdolphO... 90
| A. e. Cox, team for commissioners...... o.
W.L.Hollister, co. physician 472.50 AID. 70 00
On motion board adjourned till 2 p. m.
Up, m.-Board met pursuant to adjourn