The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1892-01-14

clerk of court and judge OF probate
offices Observation-Disclosures. l 81
E. D. Claggett, marsha's fees in of
State vs.. Bradshaw and Lawrence. go. II n
c. A. Jack, mdse. for county ofticers..... 1 80
= s. mdse for cohnty poor. ..... so
L. S. Briggs, 2 days on board of audit &C. 700
DR.. o. C. Tarbox, professional attendance
on county poor. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. St 90
1t was unanimously voted to appropriate the
sum of thirty-tive dollars out of the county road
and bridge fund to be used on the river road to
Foreston between section and 10 in Milo. Also
the further sum of fifteen dollars out of same fund
to be used the road running south from the
school house in school district No. 8, application
having been properly made for the same by the
board of supervisors, of the town of Milo, and the
county auditor is hereby instructed to draw his
warrant for the above named amounts as soon as
the town treasurer has furnished the bond as re-
quired by law. -
In the matter of the petition of majority of the
legal voters in the district to be affected by the
change. asking for the formation of Il new school
district from Il part of the territory composing
school district No l, it was ordered that the hear
ing of all matters for against the formation of
SAID new school district be had at the county
auditors office in the village of Princeton, on the
18th day of February. 1892, at 10 o'clock NJ and
the clerk CT the board is hereby instructed to at
tend to serving, posting and publishing of all
notices as required by statutes in such case made
and provided.
On motion it was unanimously voted to appoint
Chas. A. Jack text book agent for the ensuing
year.
On motion the board adjourned until Wednes-
day. Jan. 9th, 1892, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
GEORGE BUCK,
Chairman of Board of County Commissioners,
Mile Laos County, Mimi
Attest
Is. NJ. VANALsTE1N, County Auditor and Ex-Of-
fcio Clerk of Board
[sEAL]
AUDITORS OFFICE, Mile Laos County, MIMI,
princeton, JAN 9th, 1S92.-The board of county
commissioners met pursuant to adjournment full
board present. with B. NJ. VanA stein, county
auditor, as clerk of board.
The following bills were audited and allowed as
stated:
T. IT, Galley, sundries for court house as
per p''i..... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $65 Oh
A. ID. Cater, services and mileage as
county commissioner. Observation-Disclosures. 20
george Buck, services and milage as
county commissioner. ............, Q 90
John McCool, services and mileage as
county commissioner. Observation-Disclosures. "a 60
The following is the list of names selected bv
the board OF county commissioners from which 10
draw the grand jurors required to serve at the
September term of the district court A. D. 1892
J:S Bouck, Florian Annis, Henry Applicable.
Edwin Allen, Chester Ames, A. S. Bigelow, Eli
Bloomfed John Boyn, j. G. Borden, E. A..
Briggs, A. j. Bulls, r. D. Byers, James Burke.
l. E. Burgan, j. F. Bockoven, G. W. Burnhelm.
Z. II. Chute John E. Carmody, F. M. Campbell,
Sidney Cravens, William Cordiner, Edward
'Cllley, c. H. Chadbourne, E. NJ. Chapman, S. A,
Carew, Walter Diblee, j ohm Dalchow. Guy EWING
Charles Elder Erastus O. Fletcher Amos Fuel.
August Gerth, Ben D. Grant, Floyd Hatcher,
Frank Henschell, James Robertson, Hiram G,
whittier Thomas P. Kerr, Jas. A. Kenely Daniel
Scott, Henry Blair, G. E. Reeves, VIM NJ. Orion.
owen Bracken, ST., N. G. Orton Hilbert Robert
con, Daniel McCuaig, Robert Ayers John A. En-
mons, Herman Axt, r. N. Atkinson Frank
Beden, NJ S. Cone. Allan r. Chisholm, Geo. H
Deans, Abram Deuel., Julius O. Foss, l.. Farber.
II. W. Freer, E. G. Waldhoff, John Shillinpton.
II. A. Norcross, Robert Townsend, E. Milton.
James F. Mitchell, Collin Campbell, E. P. Wei
lington A. j. Barrett, Frank Gilmore, E. E. Price.
M G. Northway and E. E. Bigelow
The following is the list Of names selected
by the board of county commits
sloners from which to draw the petit jurors re-
CURED to serve as such at the September term of
the district court, A. D. 1892: A. P Harmon.
Frank Harper, John G. Hatch, Lambert Hatch. I.
H. 4oumans, E. E. Whitney, w. F. Waldhoff, H
+. Stanchhed, George W. Harter, John Tobias
jay Randall, James II. Hartman, Hiram Harring-
ton, Thomas Pearson, N. E. Jesmer Fred Neu-
man. Charles jones' Joel Margate, John Lingren
H. E. Jones, Fred Kurhkc, Vim. A. Larson vii.
liam Klingbiel, Joseph Lake, VIM. Chisholm.
Joseph Leathers, Frank Libby, jr., Lester Kemp.
ton, l.. S. Libby, G. Morrill,, Joseph Bacon, A. A.
Love- Amos Simpson, Solomon Long, I. s. Mud.
gett, NJ Barry, N. Mahoney, Peter Erickson. t.
Phillips, Willis MoEehouse, Bud Clinch, r. F. Nc.
Clellan, Alex Blair, O. j. McCurriel, r. NJ. Nicely.
John Kennedy, Henry Newbert, james Bulls, E.
r. Grow, A. Il. Norton, Chris Neuman, II. F.
Burnham, Abe Orr, Abraham Abrahamsop
isaac c. Patterson, Louis Rochefort, Frank
Pooler, A. c. Smith, T. H. Pratt, N. A. Grow. A,
G. Plummer, W. B. Carter, S. H. Palmer, Frank
Erickson, Fred Mcfarland, O. II. Rinee, w. NJ
thompson, Aulger Rnes, N. A., Ross, Sidney
Jesmer, E. A. Ross and Alex Chisholm
In the matter of designating a newspaper in
which the delinquent tax list, financial statement
and all other notices required by law to be pub
lished for the year 1892, was taken under advise
ment and the following resolution was unani
mousy adopted:
Resolved, That the Princeton UNION, a week.,
newspaper of general circulation, printed in the
English language, and which has been regularly
Published for at least one year prior hereto in the