The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1889-04-04


The petition of Il. s. Moffatt and
w. Burlington, to be set off from
school district No. II To school district
No. As were received, aud time and
place for hearing upon said petition
We're designated as for the foregoing.
A communication from c. III. Hunt
er post, No. Ill, G. A. H., relative to
securing n head stone for b. Baxter,
deceased, was referred to Commissions
or Thorpe.
A request from G.. A. ]. 0verton
post, No. 50, Ct. A. r., for tho use of
court house hall for the evening Of
April S, 1889, was granted.
The county auditor was directed to
Issue II duplicate OF auditors warrant
No. 10, POS lost by John Mentally, Jr.,
upon said McNally giving bond to
indemnify the county against the
possible future presentation of said
warrant No. l0,20S.
To Geo. T.. Darling, Esq, was
given the renewal of$3000. 90 insurance
| on court house, Jail and dwelling, ex-
piring April 3, 1889.
| SEED GRAIN BOARD OF EXAMINATION.
The following bids for furnishing
seed grain were received:
Mark Coleman, 500 bushels Of
wheat ut $1.OO, 200 bushels of oats u.
80 cents, provided both kinds are
taken tsalnple).
Darlington Phelps, 200 bushels of
wheat at $l.25, Saskatchewan Fife
(samplel.
G. Cogel, 800 bushels of wheat at
SI.l0, as it came from thresher.
James l.. O'Brien, 500 to 600 bushels
OF wheat at Sl00, blue stem {sample).
Michael Igo. wheat at $1.0O, blue
stem (sampiel.
II. {. Teare, 800 bushels of wheat at
! $I.00.
Wolff & Theole Bros, TO bushels OF
oats at 243 cents, good white seed.
Peter Brandt, 200 bushels of wheat
at 81. 10, 500 bushels of oats at 80 cents,
wheat, blue stem and Scotch Fife;
oats, white Russian.
Milo Camp, oats at 80 cents unfan.
ned, So lbs. to bu.; 32e. famed.
f. Fl. Peuvey & Co., Minneapolis
wheat at $1.00, on ears at Sioux Falls
(sample).
Nothing being heard from the state
authorities no action was taken.
The following claims asrecommend
ed by the finance committee, were
allowed:
Geo D Barnard & Co, books, auditors.
= Same sheriff's day books...... So
Same blanks and sunds, clerk
& register and heriff...........-.... 5
p,o same proips pens ms bland:
q Same blanks........ 5000.
Same 1000 tax eipts...........a rs Q
= Same seed grain application
A c Thorpe, Co treasurer, postal cards
stamped envelopes and stamps. So
| Henry HutchinS, care of poor, COM
4 inittee and seed grain meetings. 1l5 4
Milo Camp, expense etc, seed grain
WORK.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. III
A o N Dohlen, seed grain matters and
services in state case...... 1000. 10
|, G c Thorpe, seed grain work & team {
L III Pushor, caring for poor and seed
Z grain work............ %
G H Munro, summoning coroner jury
ETC.. -.....---......... 4
q ThoS ThomasSon clerk, delinquent Il
f tax proceedings. ................ SO :
II Same fees........ ........ ........ 46
/ VIM Bicknell, express and postage 3
Frank Zahl services as deputy sheriff 8 I
Same serving school district
\ nOtlce...... III
!. r stevens, printing and stationary
So rs, publishing 1853 55........,. 4S2
c Murphy, printing and stationary
If s. IS, publishing S2.90............ II
E Williamson, ribbon stamps. IL
)t G. W Rhone & Co, merchandise ........ 8
Thorpe & Tollifson, supplies. s.!
Geo Farwell, carrying election returns
II ! -Sc0tL....
j d Good, court house supplies ........ 3o
e If Haight, work on II cistern. -. II
| Fritz Buckentin. stationary supplies %
ST p NJ & NJ r'y Go, freight on furnace
castings. ........ ....... q
, Adjourned, .. N. DOHLEN,
Chm Board of Co. Com'rs.
Attest, GEO. NJ. GILTINAN,
. FSEAL.l County Auditor.