New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-01-14
!. O. C. Strickler and Andrew j. Eek

On motion agreed to allow Michael
Castle $40 year including 1890. for
attending to the Springfield Cottonwood
bridge.
+ G.. R. Smead, representing Geo. D..
Rarnard & Co., appeared before the
board, offering to furnish Office and
vault furniture, upon one years ap-
proval, for the new court house, and
upon motion the board proceeded to
the new court house, to view the offices
and vaults and ascertain what was
needed and also to examine samples of
vault fixtures.
On motion it was resolved that the
following commissioners act as commit
tees on the tCottonwood bridges: Peter
Moe on Springfield and Leavenworth
bridge; Jesse Palmer on Larrabe and
Iberia bridge; Chas. Hansing on Alvin
bridge; E.. G. Koch on Metzen bridge.
Adjourned to 2 o clock p. M.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The board met pursuant to adjourn
ment at 2 O. clock p. m. AL members
present.
On motion agreed that the sheriff be
instructed to keep an account of every
thing he procuresfor jail or county. The
bill Of Peter Majewski for. $14.60 was
laid over for clearer specification.
The petition of Frank Lee and others
having been recommended by the school
superintendent. it was on motion
agreed to accept the same the order
to be recorded in full.
On motion it was resolved that ex-
county attorney Geo. Somerville, on
account of neglect to do certain work,
be requested to refund to the county
the sum OF 81, amount charged by Jos.
A. Eckstein for drawing contracts for
supplying steam heating plant and fn-l
ishjng court house.
The bills of j. B. Velikanje for $11 As
and Beussman Bros. for $4 were laid
over in order to be made more specific.
The board of audit's report of Janu-
ary 2, 1891, was submitted as provided
by law, by reading the minutes of meet
ing held by said board of audit in COM
pairing the accounts of the auditor and
treasurer. aE
On motion of Commissioner Peter
Moe it was resolved: That Geo. y.
Barnard & Co., of st. Louis, be allowed
to furnish the Office aud vault furniture
in the Offices of the new court house
subject to approval by county commits
sioners on or before one year from date
of its being placed, according to speci-
fcations and bid filed with the auditor.
The vote on the above resolution was
as follows: Yeas, Peter Moe, Chas.
Hansing:, aud Jesse Palmer. Nays,
Hans Sigurdson. Adjourned until $3.50
a. m. of Friday.
FRIDAYS 8 SESSION.
The board met pursuant to adjourn
ment, January 9th, at $3.50 a. m.
All present.
On motion agreed that the poor and
destitute family of Halgrin Gunderson
of Linden, be allowed SIS out of the
poor fund and also SIS per month out of
the same fund for the next four months,
the money to be paid to Ellef Aslason
Of Linden, who is to make report of the
purposes for which the money is expen-
ded for said family
On motion the bids for printing were
opened and the following resolutions
were passed:
Resolved, that the New Ulm Review
be designated the Newspaper in which
shall be published the delinquent tax list
of the year 1889 at the rate of IL cents
per description. The New Ulm Post to
publish the reports of the board of au.
dit for 1891 at SIS for each report. The
Sleepy Eye Herald to publish the an
nual financial statement at legal rates.
Resolved further, that $3.50 be arpro-
priated for the publishing of the pro-
ceedings of the board of county com
missioners and the board Of equa]iza-
tion for the ensuing year in the follow.
ing siA newspapers of the county, Wis:
New Ulm Review, Sleepy Eye Herald.
New Ulm Post, Springfield Advance.
Springfield Adler and Sleepy Eye Dis
patch, the said amount of $3.50 to be
devided equally between the six papers,
provided such paper publishes the pro-
ceedings in full.
The following bills were audited and
allowed during the session.
St. Alexander's Hospital, care Of
county poor Sl59 so
Gustav Schwartzrock, consta-
ble's tees, $10.10 allowed ...... 8 10
Bingham Bros, coal 68 90
Ganlt Artificial Limb Co., leg
for Ole Winshaugen. !. y. 85 90
John B. Schmid, sheriff's fees,
s24s. 27, allowed .24o 27
Louis Schmelz, legal blanks 262.
H. M. Ball, attending iberia
bridge ........... 1880.
Raysdale & Chassel. LIE Mars,
iowa, Tax Receipts. 81 90.
Henry sHanschnn maEinr socs
poa1 in court house. % 20.
notices: 81 90.
F. Fleischman Il 80.
Clarence Moe, labor on Leaven-
worth bridge. 4. 4. !. !. 6 90.
A. J. Eckstein, medicine for F. 81