The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1884-03-27


and 81 In Larkin Tp. Referred to CONS. Gown
and Graf with the same proVisos and power to
~ 4 bridge across Elk Creek on the east line of
Elk Up between secs 3e in Elk and 81 In Hersey
was pe,itiOned for. Referred to CONS. Shell and
Blaine 70 examine and report
mestinEl making IN al! e:s Or 50 much hereof
% be for
on on II tho csrsicate Of fcom%ssioSer Graf that @ said
has
cost Of material used.
=. A p:titien was presented asking for fhe forma-
to be composed OF the following described terri.
20 now part Of school District No. 81, aud secs.
part Of District No. is. A re9onstrsncc was also
presented protesting against tne formation ORNATE OF
hearing at the Auditors Of1ce on the 9Th day OF
NJ. V. Beede asked for an abatement of per-
sonal tax Of 1852 tn Grand Prairie Ip:, alleging
dates. The Board required proof that tax had
Pen paid paid said said in Iowa for that year.
Amos Forbes asked for an abatement of tax
Of lsss. on the seN sec 4. .l944;: on account Of
Also on improvements TO- Granted and . cor.
responding amount of tax was ordered a6ated.
Patrick Glen asked for an abatement OF per-
the % properly M had bee" ssse:sed twice %akins a
double assessment for that year on the same
property. e!i.s2- ordered abated.
John Brazil asked for an abatement OF person.
Al tax Of 1883 In Westside Tp: for the same rea-
sors as above. %j.43 ordered abated.
The application Of Fred FisIo. laid ,eH over from
ly assessed against the net sec. n.lOl 80 stIick-
en- of as xtarding agains: said land. Granted.
On application the delinquent road tax OF 1853
Il S.c 3l-1O ordered
ted it having been enormously returned as be.
ing Delinquent BY mistake.
al tax of 1883 in Bloom Tp. IS ceuts. assessed on
improvements on U. S. land alleging that he had
II" Improvements ON claims or landsin said town.
John Madden asked for ar abatement Of taxes
on the ~ Of the ne+ sec 1914 AZ; alleging that
had tcsn at It's t,l value when MS his
5a tns Shsnes saats apea for bounty on ~
crts % On the e s"A sec. s2''o--4o' . allowed and
j: X; Dewey applied for bounty on N acres =; and
49, rods on the highway on the neA sec' c'ol4
Miles Birket applied for bounty on ~ acres
amt 40 rods ~, III. highway Oh the nek sec. g.
lv!;4s az allowed an,t ordered I paid
wald Tp.. asked for retunding OF the of lSs?
on lot 9, bl +, village ef RusAmore, e;:0. 10 the
holder Of the certificate oftax sale alleging that
that 1t was used exclusively for town purposes.
The application was approved and referred to
Patrick Sweeney asked for reiunding Of per-
sonal tax Of 1855 in Lismore Tp. by him on
property owned by his wife Not granted ,ss. ,,,u
tine to a'sw M
month was allowed to be paid monthly from
' Emory :; Clark, Judge Of Probate, reported that
records and papers had been sadly neglected IN
the: Probate office, requiring extra work to per:
feet and rearrange: Us was appropriated 1or
On motion the County Treasurer was authori-
zcd and directed to pay county orders and inter:
funds. In anticipation Of the June settlement
The County Auditor was directed to draw Or
ders on the on 6s tor
dery on the Poor Fund on demand ', after such
bills have been audited and allowed by the Bd Of
The Chairman Of the BID of Co. CONS. and the
County Au,itOr were directed to issue county
bond for tho sum Of $50 on Or bet,re' April !:
failing sif Ss :s at that date said new S"nd to Se
made payable ~ years from date, with interest
coupons attached. aud at thu lowest rato "f in
An appropriation was made Of y per month
for the support OF Mrs. Brown, same to be paid
to Mrs. McDOugal for board and care OF Mrs. B.
@ per month was appropriated for Mrs. r.
Miilfngton and family.
A or;ier Of IS was ordered drawn for Mrs.
Dickinson. attendance aud care OF Mrs. Brown
'ns shs1 a Hn Mier served citation on the Auditor
Alphcus Smith vs. Mobiles County, cO'mmen ence.
nent OF an action to recover bounty 81 on iorest
plicatiOns for which have been rejected annual:
" for u term Of years by BIDS OF Co. CONS. Of
ID d shell. Chairman of Co. B,. and Geo. w. vii:
son, County Atty. committee to employ counsel
to lid in prosecution u suits for collectio. oi
M %oa .
ter 4 fun explanation Of tho case and careful
consideration Of the same, he had advised dis.
the tax books not ia Wig been certified t" by the
Ssos Sad 70
pressed pres he op'ni"n that they were legally taxa
| BE. The Board ordered the said lands cOntin-
ued on the tax list and the County Auditor wa.
discontinued.
Report of the Superintendent Of Schools:
! To tie Hon. Bd Of Go. CONS. Of Mobiles Co:
report 81 t. yS q;
this ofnce since my taking possession Of It. Per; Per
nit me to ::ts * q
winier. com%enced nc back In my predscssscr:'
term OF ONCE and while have not been ablt
thus far TO visit the schools . much as hope t.
visit i"r any but my term; and great man!
school officers made no report to me OF school: s
being IN session IN their districts. @ @n9moiy asl =
better able PHI sically hereafter to d" M ysen a:
well IS tho schools better justice. which Is my
Whole NJ Of schools in session on Dec. I. 1883
IS, OF which six closed within three weeks there
after.
Whole No. begiuning sessions after Dec.
Whole No. In session At this date, March %
| 1881, a. ,... ..
Number OF schools visited since Dec. l, 1883, 81
Whole Number Of certificates issued. TO- O
| which were ID grade and 2 were I'd grade.
No Of blank Clerks books given out to DIS
No. u blank Treasurer's books given out +
| Dist Treasurers, 2.
No. copies School Law sent out. 4.
All OF which IL respectfully submitted.
| - j. CRAFT, Co. 6upt.
March 70, 1884.
TIN COUNTY BOARD OF AUDIT.
/ To the Board of County Commissioners, repol
| Is follows, date Of Feb. 9Th, 1854:
That We have this day concluded an exam1na
| ton az the accounts, books and vouchers OF
G. sheperd, Esq. Ex-CountX Treasgrer[ [ Ihs 1a
that receipts and disbursements from the Sll