New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-07-22

and found the same cOrrecC as follows,
Cash in Brown Co. Bank Sc, 941.49
Cash in Citizens Bank 7.351.5S
Cash in Merchants Bank 3>676.O5
Cash in Bank of Sleepy Eye 2,695.5O
Cash in Bank of Springfield 1,SO2.C3
Treasurer's hands 496.36
Total 1922, 96291
Witness our hands this 18th day of
July, A. d. 1891.
Jesse Palmer
Chas Hansng
Peter j. Moe
Hans Sigurdson
John Gems, a poor and destitute man
of Sleepy Eye, was allowed 81 per
month until otherwise ordered, and
VIM. Dey was allowed So per month
for furnishing milk to the two children
of Augusta Kunz of Golden Gate. The
board then adjourned until Tuesday
morning at 9 o'clock.
TUESDAYS SESSION.
Pursuant to adjournment the Board
met at 8 o'clock Tuesday morning.
Eliza Schroeck, an old and feeble
woman of New Ulm, was allowed So a
month until otherwise ordered out of
the poor fund. Application for aid by
Peter Bersheidt Of Springfield was re-
jected, and the allowance of August
Tornow, of New Ulm, continued until
otherwise determined.
The report of the grand jury was read
and ordered filed.
The auditor was requested to secure
bids for an iron picket fence, feet high
to be placed around the jail part of the
building and report on same at next
session. The auditor was also request
ed to supply the jail with water works
connection, one7hyGrant to be placed in
the building only.
Application of Anton V. Readon for
refundment of part of taxes of 1890 on
S. w. Of S. E. and S. W. ] of N. E.
/, Sec. 80, Town lip, Range 80, of the
amount of $3.50 and also application of
same party for refundment of part of
taxes of 1890, on n. E. ! of S. W. and
S. E. ! of n. w. Sec. 80, Town 112
granted, while applications of LOUIS
Olson and Nicholas Losleben, for re-
fundment of part of taxes of 1890, were
both rejected.
Order of hearing on petition of Fred
Schewe to be set off from school district
No. IL, to School District No. 43 was
read and petition granted, order to be
recorded in full.
Chas. Wagner was granted permits.
sion to redeem Lot 10 of Block ID South
in New Ulm for taxes and costs
. amounting to $5.17. abating penalty.
Report of Board of Supervisors of
Lake Hanska pertaining to improve
ments on road between Towns of River
dale and Lake Henska was read and
ordered filed.
The following rates for county pur.
poses were agreed to be levied on Per-
sonal and Real Estate property in
Brown Co. for 1891.
County Revenue fund 81 mills,
:. Poor fund 6 mills
g Courthouse fund IL mills.
.' Road and Bridge
fund s. mills
* Interest and sinking - T.
fund. l mill.
Further ordered that the l Mil Cen
eral School tax be also levied according
TO law.
:, The quarterly report of County Supt.
i. 6. Davis was placed on file. -
Adjourned until, 2 o'clock p. m.
AFTERNOON SESSION, -.
The Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment at 2 o'clock p. m. All members
were present.
Armand Erickson, an old, poor and
feeble man of Linden, was allowed IS
per month out of the poor fund until
otherwise determined. Anna Hage, an
aged woman of Lake Hanska was also
i allowed So per month until otherwise
ordered. s
Application of Jacob jacobson for re-
fundment of part of taxes of 1890 on
. Lot and y. W. of N. w. ! Sec. Il
Town 108 Range 80 amounting to So. 1e
was allowed.
County Surveyor Geo. Boock ap.
peared before the Board, and stated
that the government field note plats
were almost worn out, and asked that
new ones be furnished. Nhereupon
it was agreed that the County Surveyor
ascertain the probable cost Of said plats
and report at the next meeting Of the
Board.
The Co. Auditor was authorized IL
order plat book for the Surveyor.
It was ordered to refund to Anna G.
Thompson 50 which had been paid in
excess by error in amount of tax OF
1887, on East l18 #. Outlet II, Sec. 80,
Town ITO Range 50.