The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1891-03-19
Of
County Com
niss;ioners.

AUDITORS OFFICE, Mile Laos County, Mimi,
Princeton, March 9Th, 189l.-The board of county
commissioners met pursuant to adjournment
Present. George Buck, John McCool with B. NJ
VanA stein, county auditor, as clerk of board
The following bills were audited and allowed as
stated:
w. A. Dorr, justice fees in case of State
VS.. Fred Young. ..................$ T sc
Chas. Dickey justice fees in case of State
vs.. Fred Young. Observation-Disclosures. 2 &C
VIM. McCuaig, medicine for Anderson
children IN diphtheria. II Is
E. a. Ross, cotliE, box and robe for body
of Jacob Larson. ...... 81 90
E. A. Ross, collins and boxes for bodies of
Anderson children. 80 90
Dr.. II. c. Cooney, professional attendance
Anderson children. 81 90
Charles Wedgwood, saving and splitting
wood for Mrs. Austin............ r so
Ole Larson, 10 cords of wood for court
mouse. Observation-Disclosures. 20 co
j. W. Goulding, recording bonds of
county officers and acknow Lodging
abstract deeds. ............. ....... 1G 25
Gilman & Beebe, visits county prisoner in
SeArns county jAil...,.............. 8 90
L. S. Briggs. sundries as per bill........ .. 81 O5
Eli Bloomfield, washing and preparing
body of Davis for burial and digging
grave. ............ ...... 6 90
E. NJ. Heath, digging graves for bodies of
two Anderson children. 6 90
VIM Cordiner, ironing furnace. II 90
N. G. Dunning, justice fees in case of
State VS.. Nordgren, etc........... 20
N. q. Dunning, justice fees in case of
State VS.. Carlson. ...... 3 95
II. &. Whittier, work road in Green
bush. Observation-Disclosures. &c 90
Nj. S. Cone, constables fees in case of
State VS.. Carlson. Observation-Disclosures. 3 IS
M. S. Cone, constables fees in case of
State vs.. Nordgren. 45
d. ii. Robbins, day us judge of election,
Lake precinct Nov. 4th, 1890. ..... 8 90
c. A. Jack, medicine for county poor..... 90
Geo. D. Barnard & Co., blanks and books
for county offices. Observation-Disclosures. 10 IS
Thomas P. Kerr, II cords of wood for
court house. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81 90
r. P. Briggs, day as clerk of election at
Lake precinct Nov 4th, 1890. 90
A. j. Porter days as Judge of election at
Lake precinct Nov. 4th, 1SQo.... 100
Earl Tucker, days as judge of election at
Lake precinct Nov. 4th, $780,. 800
D. H. Robbins, day as judge of election
at Lake precinct Nov. 4th, 1890. $500. 90
H. j. Reesland, 1 day as clerk of election
at Lake precinct. Observation-Disclosures. 800
Moses Smith, day as constable at election
at Lake precinct. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 90
Walter S. Booth, platts for auditor and
treasurer..... ..................... SIS
r. NJ. Nicely, sundries as per bill....... As
fendereu..... INSTRUMENTATION. 541 70
Village OF Foreston, paid Z. p. Bonney
for digging grave for Mclean child 200
Village of Foreston, paid NJ. S. Cone for
care of Mclean NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 800
II. r. Mallette, mdse. for T. Pilmon on
order of Commissioner Cater........ 80
Pioneer Press Co., blank books for county
olAceS.'........ Observation-Disclosures. ~ w
II. r. Mallette, mdse for Mary Merritt on
order of commissioner Cater. IS 9S
Z. IL. Rlnes, mdse for county poor. II 80
Charles Betto, work on road in Greenbush. 10 90
The bill of w. A. Poole was rejected the same
not being duly approved by the village board of
health.
In the matter of the petition signed by major
ity Of the legal voters of Townships forty-two (42)
l2O west, in said county, to be organized as q
town under the provisions of chapter ten (1O) of
the general statutes, by the name of Robbins, and
II appearing that said townships contain twenty
five legal voters; it is ordered that the same be,
ana hereby is, established as the town of Robbins
and bounded as follows: commencing at point
on the east line of township forty-two (42) north
OF range tweniy-seven (a7y west, where said line
lntersecis the shore of Mile Laos lake. thence run
ming south on said township line to the southeast
corner of said township forty.two (42) and ranre
twenty seven thence west on the south line of said
township to the southwest corner of said town.
ship, thence north on the west line of said town.
snip 10 the northwest corner of said township
thence north on the west line of township forty
three (43), north OF range twenty-seven (2D west
TO the northwest corner of said township thence
running east on the north line of sudtownship to
point where said line intersects the shore of Mile
Lacs lake, thence following the shore line of said
lake to the place of beginning and there terminate
And it is further ordered that the frst town meet
ing therein be held at the house of D. H. Robbins
IN said town on the oath day of March A. D. 1891.
In the matter of the road between the yillnpes
OF FOreston and Miluca the following order WINS
made and ordered spread on the minutes of this
meeting.
STATE OF MINNESOTA,
County of Mile Laos
"hereas,A petition signed by forty-one free.
holders of said county, praying for the lavno ont
VI certain highway in said county, as hereinaf
Ter described, was laid before this board ut ifs
sion commencing on the 10Th day of November
"A. d. 1880, by the auditor of said county. and this
board being satisfied that at least thirty DAVIS
notice that said petition would be presented to
thls board at its said session had been duly given
prior to said session in manner and form M NV
IA" required; and this board having at lis session
aforesaid and on the 10th day of November. A.
~ lo9o' by Its written order duly given and made,
appointed the members of this board q committee
TO examine such proposed route of q highway
to-Wlt: Commencing at the center of the soptb
cry end OF Second avenue in Milaca as the some
Is plated and recorded in the register of deeds
once or SAID county, thence running south to q
point on the north line of section thirtysi ta6,.
township thirty eight 1887, range twenty seven Cs7,.
nty-four (54 rods east of the northwest corner Of
SAID section 36, thence southwesterly across Rum
river to point the section line on the west sida
OF section thirty five C35), in said township and
range. 1852 feet north of the Quarter section