New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1884-01-16

organize a new district comprisin3
said described territory, on which d.
| hearing was granted at the July ses-
sion, 1883. On motion, order was
granted to organize.
Petition Of John NLanderfeld and
others Of town Sigel to organize a
new school district to be composed of
the following territory, viz: Sec.
tionsl0, 20, 81, %, %. 80. 81, 80 and
333, town lOa, range 81, being now a
part Of District No. 10, was read and
on motion hearing was granted for
March 20, 1854. Adjourned to 9
O'Clock a. m. January I, 1884.
JANUARY 7, 1884.
MORNING SEssIoN-The board met
pursuant to adjournment Absent,
the chairman. The board organized
by electing Commissioner Romberg
as chairman protein, during West.
phal's absence.
The petition of Geo. R. Whomes
which had previously been considered,
and recommended to the State Audi
tor, was again the taken up and the
Auditor authorized to refund 1912,
being taxes wrongfulIy paid onlot II,
block IL. SLEEPY Eye.
The following bills were audited
| and allowed:
). Addy sl,95IH B Constans $500
IL. G9tsche 2,LO| FIR. Baasen 1920
Geo. Jacobs IS Mrs. G.. Koch
w. Gebser 2,O0I ler 5000
Do;aatoI I>;l1c. VIZ ~ AZ.
Nj. Lee, 1892. Laid over for correction:
Isaac Gallagher, $50; Alice Liesen-
field, 100.
The board selected y persons for
grand jury and - persons for petit
jury for the year 1884.
| The board resolved authorizing the
Auditor to purchase the necessary
postal stamps and furnish all county
officers.
The board instructed the auditor to
advertise for the building Of fence
around the Jail, to be built Of rails,
boards and posts, IL feet high.
The board resolved that each of the
two repositories designated by the
Beard OF Audit give a bond in the
sum of at least 1926, 900.
Bond of Brown County Bank in the
sum of $4,000, as depository for
county funds, was accepted until a
new bond is given.
| Report OF veterinary surgeon Stein
was read and filed. Recess until 2
O'CLOCK p. m.
AFTERNOON SEssION-The board met
pursuant to adjournment. All mem
bers present.
J Application of G.. Kuehnel for fer
ry license was taken up, and on mo-.
ton the board resolved to grant to G.
kuehnel ferry license across the
Minnesota river at the place known as
Redstone ferry, for $500 per year.
Rates of fare to be as follows, to wit:
Foot passengers, 10 cents.
Swine, sheep, calves, each, 2 cents.
Cattle and horses. 10 6
Single team, horse or OK, IS $
Double s. s. s. 25 "
and 10 cents for each additional ami
NAL and all articles not enumerated at
reasonable rates.
Resolved to accept the offer of
Carl Wilken Of $500 for delinquent
tax On lot 7, block ll6. North of Cen.
TIE street, City of New Ulm, forfeit
ed to the State. and recommended sale
to State Auditor.
Application for tree bounty Of Chas.
Brandt was taken up and laid on the
table.
Resolved that bids will be received
up to Mar III 18th next, ut noon, for
publishing the delinquent tax list, the
County Commissioners proceedings
| proceedings OF the board Of Equal
Zation, Board Of Audit ald the fnan
cial statement OF the county for one
year. The board reserves the right
to reject any or all bids.
Resolved, to fix the salary Of County
Attorney ut 1850 for the ensuing
year.
Resolved, that the County Auditor
present bill to Nicollet county III the
| sum Of al5,63, amount paid to John
| White. V. S.
The following county poor list was
revised and the Auditor instructed