New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-01-16
County Commissioners Proceedings.
TUESDAY JAN. g. 1889.

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The Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment at 9 o. clock a. NJ. All present
On motion, the Board proceeded to
select u suitable citizens of the county
to serve as Grand Jurors, and ~ suit
able citizens of the county to serve as
Petit Jurors at the different terms of
the District Court for the present year,
if drawn.
On motion agreed to allow Mrs.
Schwer, destitute woman of New Ulm
50. OO per month out of the County Poor
Fund tor the next 6 months.
On motion agreed to allow Commits
sioner Gulden $1,000 out of the poor
fund to buy clothes for Michael Eckert,
destitute old man of the town of
Linden.
On motion agreed to recommend to
the State Auditor the purchase by VIM.
Pfaender of forfeited lot No. 1 Block IS
New Ulm north of centre st. for taxes
and costs, abating interest.
On motion agreed to allow Mic. Heu-
dele, destitute old man of Springfield
the sum of $500 per month out Of the
poor fund for the next four months, the
money to be sent to Gusav Nuessle.
On motion agreed to allow John Ko-
Der, an old man of New Ulm, the sum of
$500 per month out of the poor fund
for the next months.
The bill OF A. G. Ochs, contractor, LIST
story new court house for extra work
$l6l. 40 was on motion allowed. Bal
ance on regular contract $500 was
laid over, until contract is finally exam
med and certified to by c. F. Struck,
the architect.
On motion the Board adjourned to 2
o'clock p. M.
AFTERNOON SESSION..
The Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment at p. NJ.
On motion, Resolved that the County
Attorney be and hereby is requested to
attend to the refundmenttot this County
OF the porportioned share of Jailors Sal
airy paid by this County for other Coun.
ties having had prisoners confined in
our Jail since 1887, also to try to have
an act passed by the State Legislature
now in session, whereby this County
may be enabled to collect from other
Counties combining prisoners in our Jail,
charges for the use of our Jail, for tuel,
beds and beddings used by such prison
ers.
On motion agreed, that the County
Auditor is hereby directed to adjust
matters, regarding timber lots of Her
man Dittbenner and Ole Nelson in Sec
u township Ill Range33.
On motion the bill hf j. B. Schmid
$l4l:55 sheriff S fees was not allowed,
because illegal and charges for milage
excessive and unreasonable.
| On motion agreed, that each County
Commissioner is hereby appointed q
committee to inspect, and have them
repaired, If necessary, the county bridge
or bridges in his District.
County Commissioners January Ses.
sion. The Board of County Commits
sioners Of Brown Co., Mimi, met pur.
suant to adjournment at the County
Auditors Office at l o'clock P. M.
Monday, Jan Z, 1889.
/ On motion the report of Architect c..
+. Struck regarding contract OF a. G.
Ochs for building lst story of new
courthouse, aud also the report of the
building committee were read, cons.d-
cred and accepted.
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that his vote, on Resolution of Board OF
/ 20. commissioners to our members OF
the State Legislature regarding the di-
rect issuing OF Bonds by the County
/ commissioners for the completion OF
the new courthouse, be changed from
mo to yea which, was on motion
/ agreed to.
On motion the Board adjourned.
/ The commissioners elected at the
general election, November, l889-E.
=. Koch, Charles Hansing and Peter j.
Moe being present, and having duly
| qnallhed, took their seats with Nicho.
laus Gulden and II. M. Ball, commits.
sioners holding over, and the Board
/ proceeded to business by choosing E. G.
Koch chairman of the Board for the
ensuing year.
On motion agreed, to recommend to
the State Auditor the refundment OF
taxes on valuation of 100000 against
Lots 2, SW ofNW Sec. %; Lots 2
and and NV ! Section No. 20 and N
OF NE j Sec. 80 in Township 1l2
Range 50 owned by L. K. Munsnl and
considered to have been assessed that
amount too high.
On motion the bond of the County
Attorney in the amount of one thousand
dollars was examined and approved.
| The salary of the County ATTORNEY for
| the next term, was on motion fixed at
seven hundred and fifty dollars per an
mum to be paid monthly.
| On motion the following bills were
audited and allowed, to wit:
Z. R. Humphrey, coroner's fees, Mar
tinka case $1,000, allowed less SIS. al
ready paid for Coroner's check SIG. O5.
7. R. Humphrey, coroner's fees,
Mrs. Held $3.50
T. r. Humphrey, coroner's fees,
/ Radl girl 6.S5
j. 2. Vogel Planks Alvin bridge 2O91
Theo. Kobarsch repairing cistern
at courthouse 1.25
IA. Bogen printing 6 publishing 1925
j. B. Arnold, nails, rep. bridge 20
a. Manderfeld. Com. fees & milge 1850
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