The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1890-07-31

JoINr MEErING-At the meeting OF the
county commissioners of SteaIns county
and the city council OF Sank Centre, heid
at the office of the city clerk, at . ?. NJ
on Saturday last, there were present
commissioners Giicbler, Whitney and
Schwnghammer and Aldermen Beldie-
man, Coats, Moorse and Robbins. A. y.
| Whitney was made chairman and a. ii.
Petit, secretary.
Chas. Loweth, the bridge enginneer
being present, reported to the meeting
that he thoroughly examined the bridge
| and that the same had been constructed
to his entire satisfaction, except few
minor details not yet completed upon
which the contractors are now at work.
| Mr.. Morse moved that the sidewalk
Iilinc be extended from the end of both
sides of the south approach OF the bridge
to the south side of the flume, and that
! an order be given to A. Y. Boync & co.
| for a sufficient amount of railing OF SIM
liar pattern of that on the bridge, to be
| put in position by them, at 4 cost Of
$165 per lineal foot. The motion was
! seconded by Commissioner Gricblcr and
was unanimously adopted. Mr.. Boyne
was present and accepted the order.
MIR. Griebler moved that the report OF
| engineer be accepted, and that a settle
ment he made with Boyne & Co. upon
the completion of the bridge, to the sa-
| tisfaction of the committee. Adjourned.
ACCEPTED.-On Saturday last the board
Of county commissioners assembled in
this city, bringing engineer
Loweth with them. for the purpose of
acting upon the matter OF accepting the
new iron bridge. They were met By the
city council, and a number oi citizens
and repaired to the bridge, which was
critically examined, and the report of
the engineer given that the contract had
been faithfully performed. 1t was de-
termined to extend the outside balus-
trade or rail to the north end of the APP
proach, on the terms upon which the
bridge was built, each to pay one half.
The board was particularly well please.
ed with the manner which the work which
had been entrusted to the counci! had
been performed, and there was no dis
position to criticise in any way any act
ion taken. The meeting was i'll all re-
spects pleasant. We have a good bridge
and we feel deeply indebted to the COM
missioners for the manner in which we
have been treated by them.
DISTRICT COURT.-An adjourned term
of the district court v as held at the city
hall on Monday with Judge Scarlc pre-
siding, L. p. Barnum deputy clerk. II.
S. Doty deputy sheriff and v. {. Russell
reporter. Two cases OF Joseph Wolff VS.
NJ. II. Morris were tried; the one being |
decided in favor of defendant and the |
other taken under advisement. In the |
case of Moore VS. Moore, a Todd county
divorce case, temporary alimony and
ATTORNEYS fees were fixed for plaintiff,
In the matter of the petition OF D. X.
Jackson for the adoption of an infant,
decree was entered confirming the adop-
ton, Court then adjourned.
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