New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-04-30
County Commissioners Proceedings

County Commissioners Proceedings.
The Board of County Commissioners
for Brown County, Minnesota, met
pursuant to a majority call, Tuesday,
April %, 1890, at O 'clock P. NJ. Pre-
sent were; E. G. Koch, Mic Gulden,
Chas. Hansing, H. M. Ball and Peter j.
Moe,
The Board was called to order by
Chairman Koch.
On motion it was agreed to request
County Physician, j. L. Schoch, to at
tend and supply the necessary medicine
to the sick family of Thomas Halsterud,
a destitute man in the town of Lake
Hanska.
On motion agreed to recommend to
State Auditor abatement and refund
ment of personal property taxes to
Louis Matter, of North Star, on valua-
tion of $500, excessively assessed.
| On motion agreed to allow John
Bart and family, sick and destitute
man, of New Ulm, S. per month for the
next five months.
On motion agreed. that the name of
John Macho, New Ulm, be stricken from
poor list.
On motion agreed to allow Hans
| Christianson and wife, old and destitute
people of Prairieville, So per month,
On motion agreed to grant Gul Olson
tax title to part of S w of Section
70, Town 1O8, Range 80, for the taxes
$78. %, said tract being forfeited to state
! for a long time.
Whereas the State having had a first
| of ~ 4
by Andrew Samuelson, of Albin, in 1889
for seed grain furnished, and Carlos
Boynton, of Madelia, Watonwan Co.,
Minn., having taken all of said grain
from threshing machine under attach
| ment or otherwise, therefor on motion
| agreed, the County Attorney be and is
hereby instructed to bring suit against
said Carlos Boynton for the recovery of
said $26.376.
On motion the Board adjourned to g.
o'clock tomorrow.
WEDNESDAY APRIL 23, 1890.
The Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment at 9 o'clock A. M. All present.
On motion agreed, to recommend to
State Auditor abatement OF real estate
taxes to August Schwertfeger on valua-
ton of 5000, excessively assessed.
On motion agreed, to refund to Mrs
J.H Barber the sum of So. 81 taxes erro-
neously assessed in town of Stately and
paid.
On motion, agreed that the petition
of j. B. Augustine and others for
| change of boundaries of School Districts
No IS and 20 be laid over to next ses-
sion of Board commencing July 8, 1890.
On motion agreed, that the petition
of the town of Albin for aid in building
could noe be considered at thissSime.
The Board at this time looked over
and examined into the County Build
ings ETC., and on motion the chairman
| was authorized to have the old court
house and jail repaired wherever nee
| essary.
On motion the Board adjourned to 2
o'clock P. M.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Board met pursuant to adjourn.
ment at o'clock P. M. All present.
On motion agreed to pay $50 to Mr..
Pfau, of Mankato, attorney employed
by the Beard to defend their action in
the County seat removal matter.
On motion agreed not to grant coun-
ty aid to Franz Keim, the Board being
of opinion, that he and his relatives are
we'll able to render all AID needed.
Commissioner Moe reported, that the
bridge across the North Branch near
the place of Clement Dapporn was in
need of repairs and the Board, consider
ing the matter, concluded that the
town of Leavenworth4hadsto keep said
bridge in 3 safe condition.
On motion the following Bills were
audited and. allowed, to wit.
Pioneer Press Co., Blanks &
Stationery, Bills S 29.91.
Geo. d. Bernard & Co., Blank
records, Bills 1O4.O5.
John Morris & Go. Assess't
Rolls & Stationery 82.10.
Joseph BroSch, cleaning court
house cistern 200.
Mrs. II. Laudenschlaeger, stove
. for Jail 1885,
T. R. Humphrey, Coroner's
fees etc. N.ss.
S. A. George, court clerks Fees 1910.
Gustav Schwartzrock, Con-
stables Fees 1908.
A. Blanchard, Justices Fees 4.10.
A. j. Grimmer, listing mort
| cages & recording Bonds $500.
}. B. Velikanje, Postage &
Stationery 8.75.
J. J. Ray, Justices Fees 2.9O.
Charles Wagner, coffin for Co.
Poor 500
J. I. Mueller, grain 400.
r. Fischer. Justice Fees ITO.
E. P. Bertrand, Postage & ex-
press 1920.
Peter Herian, Filling court
house cistern $50.
Theodor Kobarsch, repairing
pump & work on bridge 4.25
{. George Graft, witness Martinka
/ case 1.12.
The Bills of H. E. Ulm. S12.75. of