Warren sheaf., 1892-01-14

4 Cash OH hand in. .trenaury 1hs N
State orders on hand yH5 10
Checks and drafts irD il
Town orders 14o 90
Total $,2,557 30
On motion adjourned until nine
O'Clock A. NJ, january 9th, 1899,
Nine O'Clock A. NJ, january 9th,
1892. Meeting called to order by
chairman. Full Board present.
Text book agents appointed: E.
r. Whitney, Warren; D. Farrell, Ar
gyle, John Hughes, Stephen and
Bredine Bakke, New Folden. The
bonds Of the above agents are fixed
at the amount Of $500 each with the
exception Of Bpdins Bake whose
bond is fixed at 800.
In the matter OF the petition OF Ole
0. Tverstol to be set OIL from School
District No. & and annexed to School
Distrist No. G1, was granted. There
fore it is resolved, That the land OF
OleO. Tverstol described as the south
east X OF the southeast X of section
IA and the east 4 Of the southeast \
of section 80, township 1856, range
90, be and the same is hereby set off
from the School District No. 8 and
annexed to School District No. 81.
In the matter OF the petition OF
March \ Spaulding praying for the
establishment Of a highway in the
Town OF Boxville, resolved, that a
committee OF three be appointed to
examine tie proposed location q
said highway, said committee to
meet in the City Of Warren, Feb. 1s,
1892, at II o'clock A. M. Anton
Hill, A, L, Nutting and E. Dalquist
were appointed as such committee.
On motion resolved, That $3.50 be
appropriated out of the revenue fund
OF the county for incidental expenses.
License to autioneers IN Marshall.
county for 1892 is fixed at $500.
Resolved, That the chairman be
appointed a committee to correspond
with the county commissioners OF
other counties for the purpose OF per-
fecting Il plan whereby they can unite
in prosecution in the courts against
the railroad company for the collec-
tion OF taxes due to the counties of
Marshall, kittson, Polk, Norman
and Clay on land held by tho rail
road company.
The care of the poor was q matter
OF much Importance for the commits
sioners to decide upon. The special
law enacted by the last legislature
makes it the duty OF each town in
the county to take care OF its own
poor. The attorney generalinformed
the Board by telegram that the law
referred to was in force in Marshall
county and should be enforced under
the general township law for care of
the poor A provision of this law
makes it the duty of the county COM
mlssioners to continue to provide for
the poor until funds shall become
available in the treasures OF the
towns, etc, for the support and care
OF the poor in accordance with the
act. 1t was therefore resolved, That
the county auditor notify the town
clerks OF the passage OF the act, and
to the effect that the maintenance
and relief of the poor must be borne
by their respective towns to the ex-
c!usion OF the county on and after
March 1st, 1892.
The financial statement submitted
by the auditor was approved.
Bids for the county printing for
the ensuing year were as follows:
John P. Mattson, publisher OF WAR
REN SHEAF, at rates prescribed by
law; j. Q. Cronkhite, publisher Of the
Marshall County Banner, for
publishing delinquent tax list at Sh
cts. per each single. description, the
financial statement at Is cts. per
folio for first insertion, and cts. per
folio for each subsequent insertion,
and the proceedings Of the Board at
10 cts. per folio. The bid OF J. O..
Cronkhte was accepted and the fol
lowing resolutions adoptel:
Resolved that we do hereby desig-
nate the Marshall County Ban
ner, being a newspaper Of general
circulation, printed in the English
language and which has been regu-
larly published weekly for at least
one year previously in said Marshall
county, as the newspaper in which to
publish the notice and list OF delin-
qilent taxes for the year 1890, and
John Q. Cronkhitr, publisher OF the
Marshall County Banner, Will
give bond to the amount OF $1,000
for the correct and faithful performs
ance OF publication of the said delin
qnent tax list. Resolved further,
that the MARSHALL County Ban
ner be the official paper OF the coun-
t.y for the year 1892.
In the matter Of applications for
road money which were received from