The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1888-03-15
COUNTY LEGISLATURES.
Pfoceed'hg. Of the cBoard Of Co1,tts
Commissioners Of Mobiles County, Min-
4es0ta. =
AUDITORS OFFICE,

AUDllOK'S OFflCE,
Worthington, Minn.. March 18th. 1883.
The Board Of County Commissioners met pur-
suant TO call by the chairman.
Members present-COunty Commissioners j.
H. Denton, 8. B. Bedford, O. 8. Melick. Richard
O'Hearn and J. A. Town chairman.
On motion the chairman and county auditor
were directed to issue bonds of said county of
Mobiles, to the amount of Four Thousand Dol
lars, payable 1G to 70 years from date as may be
deemed ,est lowest rate of interest at
which they can be sold at par. They were also
directed to advertise for proposals for purchase
Of said bonds said proposals to be opened
and the award made to the lowest bidder. on
the 18th inst. , at one O'Clock p. m.; said bonds
to be issued to pay off oil bonds for that amount
now due and about to become due.
Applications were made for correction OF as
sessment and tax of 1887 on property in "Soulh
81 ie Addition to Adrian as follows:
BY E. H. Mylius on lots /, 2, and 1. in block 2:
assessed at a. 400. tax S:5. 10; changed to valu-
alton Of 1890. tax 1915
BY A. NJ. Becker OH lots 8, and 10, in block I {;
assessed at $3.50, tax 1886 changed to a valu-
alton Of ii 1888. tax s4l.06.
By NJ. Sullivan on lot |, block l.: assessed at
$780, tax - "a changed to a valuation of $lUO,
tax si2.52.
By F. II. Robinson. lot 2. block I; assessed ut
4s00, tax rs 0i changed to q valuation OF 12J0,
tax s..45.
All of said applications were referred to the
state auditor with a recommendation to author
ize changes rs petitioned for.
David .. Hylden applied for a canccllatim of
tax of 1887 In Seward tp.. on property which
was assessed and taxed in the state Of Iowa for
the same year. Referred to the county attorney
and laid over to next meeting.
j. II. and &. II. Shuck applied f'r \ cancella-
ton of taxes of 1856 on personal property in
WOrthingtOn IT,, for the same reasons a> above; ;
also for cancellation Of delinquent road tax Of
1887, based ON the same asses ,ment OF 1885, al
leging that said property had bHeA removed
from Worthington to- in the month Of Nuvem
Der 1886. Referred to the county attorney and
laid ever TO next meeting.
Julia NJ CLANCY applied For bounty on tree
planted. Wa ofs~';i Sec. 81 towhla., range ~ :;
2.z acres allowed and ordered p id, +5.Oo.
Wm. NJ. Stevens apple for an auctioneer's
license granted ;$5 % paid.
A petition was received asking for material,
800. to build i bridge ov'r Little Rock Creek
near the north lne of the nw' sec. IS, town lO e,
range u laid over to next meeting.
William Kerr pe:itioncd to be set of from
district No. 20, Of Larkin tp, t" the a!j"ining
district No. 81, in Olney tp., with lands. the So
OF nwll and n13 OF swll and seAi Of swI. Of sec.
IS, town 103, range II laid over to next met
ing.
Rent of house for j. Gibson ordered paid to
O. &. Grundsten from January lst, 1888, at $50
per month.
The board OF autit reported that the Bank Of
WOrthingtOn had been designated as the depos-
itory of county funds. The bond Of said bank.
with C. II. Smith, j. p, Moulton. Geo d. Day
ton, c. F. Moore, tObt. f. Baker and Daniel
Shell, as surcties in the penal sum Of >iO,OOOOc
was duly approved.
Apetition was presented asking payment Of
$40 for medical attendance, amputation, ETC.,
on John Dorenca mper, who Was badly frozen
In the storm of January 18th, to DR.. C. C. May.
Of Adrian, who had taken charge of the case In
the absence of the county physician. On mo-
ti0n, 800 was ordered paid on condition that 1t
is received as full payment of the amount
due.
The bill of Julius Ziebert for care of said Dor.
encamper day and night, q days. at >l.50 per
day, ordered paid.
Mr.. D. Downey applied for the appointment
OF text book agent at Kinbrae he was duly ap-
pointed.
Application of VIM. Shaw for a cancellation
OF taxes on the swA Of sec. IL, town lOl, range
42. on account OF his final proof being suspend
ed laid over.
Also the application of G. T. Bulick, for can
collation. of taxes on the seN sec. 28-1034l, for
the sam" reasons, proof suspended; laid
over.
Audit NJ accounts and claims aud other
business laid over to next meeting.
The board adjourned to March 18th, 1883.
j. A. TOWN, Chairman,
R>ard O. Coma