New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1884-08-27
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County Commissioners Proceed
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Au0ust 18th. 1854.

Augnst 18th, 1854.
MORNING SESSION. The board met
pursuant TO adjournment at Q o'clock
a. m. All members present.
The petition of the supervisors OF
the town of Cottonwood was again
taken up and on motion it was resolv-
ed, that the board allow the sum Of
$500 to assist in re. building the bridge
ner Mic. Gulden's crossing, the audi
tor to draw an order on the road and
bridge fund in favor of said town trea-
surer OnOrder of Commissioner ALL.
ness when said bridge is completed.
The petition of the supervisors of
the town of Leavenworth to assist in
building bridge between sections 8
and 9 in said town was again taken
up and on motion the board authorize
ed the auditor to issue an order on
road and bridge fund in favor of said
town treasurer in the sum of 5000 on
receipt of order from Commissioners
Larson.
Petition of supervisors of the town
of North Star to assist in building a
bridge across the North Branch was
again taken up, and on motion the
board allowed the sum of $50 to be
paid to said town treasurer on compile
ton of said bridge and order from
Commissioner Larson.
Petition of supervisors of the town
of Sigel was considered and the audi
tor instructed to issue AL order on the
road and bridge fund to said town
treasurer in the sum of 5000 on COM
pletion of said bridge and order from
Commissioner Mandeafeld.
The bid of DR.. T. NJ. Marcellus in
the sum of 1925 to act as county poor
physician for one year. commencing
Aug. l, 1884. for the End district, and
furnish all necessary medicine, was
accepted. Adjourned to2 o'clock p.
m.
AFTERNOON SEssION.-The board
met pursuant to adjournment 1T 2
O'Clock p. IN. All members present:
On motion, the board ordered the
following taxes to be abated: Lots 3,
4, 5 and 6, block IL, Sleepy Eye Lake,
belonging to independent school dis
trict No. "a. Sleepy Eye Lake, build
ing of ST. 900 double assessed amount.
ing to 5000.
Bond Of Joseph Bobleter, proprietor
and publisher of the New Ulm Repiew,
in the sum of $1,000 for publishing
the delinquent tax list, was approved.
Communication of the Grand Jury
in regard to the fence around the Jail,
etc., was read, and on examination
they concluded that it was unnecessa-
ry to move said fence; but decided to
make the necessary repairs in the Of
6cers' room In the old Court House.
Resolped-That Oscar Larson in
Burnstown be and is hereby requested
to support his grandmother, Anna
Torgensen, otherwise that the proper
authorities are directed to take the
proper legal steps to enforce said or
der.
In the case of Mrs. Klingbeil the
following was ordered; that the Co.
Attorney be instructed to interview
VIM. Alvin about support Of his Sis
ter, Mrs. Klingbeil, and in case Of
necessity to take the proper legal
steps to enforce his liabilities in said
respects.
Letter under date of May oath from
Auditor Constans to E. S. Pettyjohn,
County Auditor of Nicollet Co., was
submitted to the board with note of
said Pettyjohn. On motion the board
authorized the Co. Attorney to inves-
tigate the matter.
Petition from Ole Christensen and
others in school district No. 81, Lake
Hanska, to change the boundaries; al
so remonstrance against the same was
considered and said petition rejected.
Final reports of viewers on the
Home, Prairieville and Eden bitches
were submitted and on motion accept.
ed, and the auditor instructed to give
the legal notices for the letting Of the
construction. Adjourned to 00'cl0ck
q. m.
august 10, 1884.
MORNING SESSION. board met
pursuant to adjournment at Q o'clock
a. m. All members present.
The board examined the various or
ders, warrants and vouchers redeemed
by the treasurer, and adjourned to 2
o'clock n M