New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1884-03-26

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Petition of Supervisors of town of
Cottonwood asking assistance to build
bridge in said town, on motion the
same was laid over until next July
session. Adjourned to O. clock p. m.
AFTERNOON SEssIoN-Tbe board
lGet pursuant to adjournment at 2
O'Clock p. m Ali members present.
The bids for county publishing and
printing were opened and awarded as
follows, to wit:
Joseph Bobleter, publisher of the
New Ulm REVIEW, was designated
for publishing the delinquent tax list,
at IL cents per description. r. e..
Bowen, of the Sleepy Eye HERALD,
for publishing the financial statement,
at the legal rates allowed by law, and
the report of Board of Audit at $500
for each; also the sum of $4,000, to be
devided $4,000 each to Ludwig Bogen
of tho New Ulm Posi-, Joseph Boble-
ter of the New Ulm REVIEW, and +.
e. Bowen of the Sleepy Eye HERALD,
for publishing the proceedings for one
year Of the County Commissioners and
boa I'd of equalization.
The bids for building new trestle
work at the Cottonwood bridge and
fence around the county Jail were op.
ened, and after due consideration the
board resolved to lay the matter over
until tomorrow morning.
The following bills were allowed:
Anton Brey 81 COLA Blanchard 800
G Hansing IL so W & st L L r. 90
Chas Rollof 05 J 3 Villikanje al
F Bentzin SEQ Aug. Gluth 28 so
A Westphal 3 O0IDaniel Moll 90
The board res olved that sealed pro-
posals will be received to July 2eth,
at noon, at the county auditors Office,
for county poor physicians Of the first
~, second ~ and third (3) districts as
ordered March %, 1882, for separate
districts or Che whole county, to act
as county poor physician; to do TIL e
business of surgical, obstetrical and
medical services to the comfy poor
and prisoners, and furnish all necessa-
ry medicines, for one year. The ply
sicians to be graduates of some medl-
cal college, to have regular diploma;
the county poor physicians to furnish
the county commissioners q written
report at their regular sessions. The
board reserves the right to reject any
or all bids. Adjourned to o'clock a.
m. tomorrow.
MARCH 20, 1884.
MORNING SEss1oN-The board met
pursuant to adjournment at . o'clock
a. m. Full board.
The hearing of petition which was
granted at the January session, to
change the boundaries Of school dis.
trict No. 10. in town Sigel, and organ.
ize new district, was heard, remon-
strances against the same, and on mo-
ton it was resolved to lay the same
on the table.
Petition to divide school district No.
6, in town Sigel, and to organize new
district, was read, and on motion a
hearing was granted for the Goth day
If July, next regular session; said new
district to be composed of the follow
ing territory; Sections %, %, "a, 25,
20, p, "a, IS and SO, Township 100,
Range 81, in Brown county. Adjourn
ed until 2 o'clock pm.
AFTERNOON SESSION. board
met pursuant to adjournment at2 O.
'clock p. m. Full board.
Petition of supervisors of the town
Of Sigel, asking for 5000 to assist in
building bridge was read and on mo.
ton it was resolved to lay the same
over until next regular July meeting.
Petition of Supervisors of the town
of North Star, to aid in building a
bridge, was also laid over until the
next regular meeting.
Bond of Brown County Bank, in
the sum of 1926, 900, was examined and
approved.
Communication of DR.. Carl was read
and filed; also communication of Coun-
ty School Supt. Villikanje was read,
and on motion the board resolved, des-
ignating the New Ulm REVIEW, New
Ulm Posi- and Sleepy Eye HERALD to
publish notices for teachers examina-
tions; also granting him permission to
use the court room for holding such
examination when not otherwise oc-
cupied. The following bills were re-
jected: VIM. Gebser, $l.00; .Ander
Anderson, $1.OO; C.S. Swan, $l.00;
Henry Erler, $l.oo; Henry A. Get-
sche, ST. 90.
The following bills were allowed:
A Liesenfeld ST. 0O[A Berghold 20 90
P Scherer 2OJ i Mueller 4 90
T E Bowen 80 colo Wagner 500
III Rudolph 45 A Falk 200
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