New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1883-01-10
[oFFIc1AL.]
PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD OF
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

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for the ensuing year.
The bonds of newly elected officers
were examined and approved rs fol.
lows: Bond of Francis Baasen, Co. At
torney, 81, 900; Albert Blanchard, Clerk
of District Court, $1,000; Edward Ca.
sey, sheriff, 5000; Ernst Brandt, Judge
Of Probate, $1,000; A. F. Walton, Re.
gister of deeds, $4,000.
Petition IF F. w. Baarsch to be set
off from School District NJ IL and at
tached to No. As, hearing having been
granted at the July session, was grant.
ed and the boundaries of said district
ordered to be changed.
Petition Of organization of new
school district to be composed Of Sec
lions 10. 20, 81. %, %, 80, 81, 80, 33,
in township l08, range IS, town of
Stately, ordered granted.
AFTERNOON SESSION, JAN. 2, 1883.
The board met at two o'clock p. M,
pursuant to adjournment.
Bonds of Jonas Laudenschlager as
coroner for s 900 and Julius Berndt
as county surveyor fer $500 were ap.
| approved.
The board proceeded and selected
70 persons, properly qualified, from the
several election: districts to serve as
grand Jurors and Y qualified persons
for petit jurors, with instructions to
make oct certified lists of each and file
with clerk Of. district court.
An aged man, Johan Wilfahrt, ap-
| peared. being destitute, and after due
dellberation, the board instructed the
auditor to issue An order of IS to him
on the poor fund.
MORNING SESSION, JAN. 3, 1889.
The county commissioners met pur.
suant to adjournment at 8 o'clock a.
m. Jan, 1888. All members present.
The borad proceeded to compare and
count the various county orders and
vouchers. The auditor was authoriz.
I'd to issue county poor order to John
Macho in the sum of SO, after which
they again took up the cancelling and
comparing of the various orders and
vouchers.
AFTERNOON sEssION,JAN 3, 1883.
The boarl met pursuant to adjourn
ment, at 2 o'clock p. m,
The board again took up the various
orders and vouchers and cancelled as
follows:
County Revenue orders .$290l SO
| County Poor orders. ........ 1850. Is
! County road & bridge orders. 48l5 SO
Private Redemption order. 1851
Town Warrants. ......... 1853 43
School District Warrants .62O8.H6
Total. $500. l7,O54.25
Mr.. NJ. Mullen and Mr.. Chas Wag.
ner appeared and laid their grievances
before the board, as having been un.
justly raised by the board of equaliza-
ton in the valuation of personal pro.
perty. After due consideration the
board declared that they failed to see
where any wrong had been committed.
MORNING SESSION, JAN. 4, 1883.
The board met pursuant to adjourn.
ment at 9 o'clock a. m.
1t was resolved to al,ate penalty and
costs on real estate of F. Beinhorn.
Order having been filed with the
auditor of, Judge Baldwin, under date
IF November Is, 1882, appointing Ed
ward Casey, jr. rs Jailer at a salary of
$35 per month, the board resolved tC
petition Judge Weber to reduce said
salary, besides feeling unsatisfied al
the appointment Of boy under Il
years of age t. act as jailer of this
county.
An old man, Damed Johann Viii
fahrt having applied for assistance OF
the county, the board resolved that
the following notice be served OH this
son Fred Wilfahrt:
| Pursuant to resolution of this
late Of the Board of County Commits
sioners Of Brown County, in the State
Of Minnesota, you are hereby required
and directed by said Board Of 20. Com
to support your father, job. nn Will
fahrt, now unable to earn Il livelihood
by reason Of bodily intir'nity and ole
age, or proceedings will be instituted
against you before the proper authori.
ties to recover the sum of SIS pei
month from you while he shall remain
4 county charge.
| AFTERNOON SESSION, JAN 4, 1883.
The Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment at 2 O'Clock p. m.
It was resolved that B. +. Weber
Judge Of the Ninth Judicial district be
allowed the use of one of the jury
rooms at the court house as a judges
Office.
Resolved, That the Auditor be and
Is hereby authorized to issue an order
for $3.50 on the county road and
bridge find in favor of the town Treas.
urer Of STARK being amount received
from the State to assist in building a
brid % at Iberia.
r SOLVED; that the County Superin.
tendent Of Schools shall hereafter
make out and file with the County
Auditor, his quarterly reports as pro.
vlded by law.
The following bills and accounts were
&c cd u ION and allowed as follows:
A. Katzenberger 4.oOIH. Fuerstein ZOO
| Cro"e & Nuessle 4.9oIL Christensen 4.4t
| E G. PAIL O0|W. st. P. r. r. 2.O
! kiesling Keller Co 6.00|Jos. Corey 50
Z" II OIL Anton Hilisheim LII
!" 15.O0|J. p. Liesenfeld 2.21
IS DOL John -Kuehn 3 81