New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1892-01-20
rejected, as the rates we're considered
too high. New bids were therefore re-
quested to be filed by said publishers.


county auditor and delivered to the
Clerk of court.
The cancellation of orders was then
commenced, the total amounts can
celled of the several funds were as fol-
lows:
Revenue Fund ..ss5,614.35
Poor ''.............. .1,337.05
Interest and sinking fund. .9O6.2
Private Redemption .54.88
General Town fund PIP 60
school -. II, 356.46
Court House g.. As
State GO
Total 19,482. SO
The following bonds from banks and
bankers of Brown county for County
Deposits for the ensuing two years, 1892
and 1898, were approved and filled with
the County Treasurer:
Citizens Bank of New Ulm, $50. OOO
Brown co. Rank Of New Clm 10000
Merchants Bank of Sleepy Eye, l6,5Oo
State Bank of Sleepy Eye
of Sleepy Eye Lake $4,000
State Bank of Springfield, of
Springfield $4,000
The balance of A. 0. Nepil's bill for
extras on steamheating was considered
and on motion rejected, the chairman
to inform Nepil of the action taken by
the Board.
Adjourned until 9 o'clock a. m. of
Friday, Jan. 8, 1892.
FRIDAYS SESSION.
The Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment at 9 o'cloak a. M, Peter Moe alb
sent; all other members were present.
Jacob Duncan, chairman of Board of
Supervisors of Town Stark, appeared
and stated that a new road had been
laid out between section II e 1919 &
20-29 & 80 and 81 & 80, in Town of
Stark.
DIR. L. A. Fritsche reported that Gun
der Gunderson, of Linden, who had one
OF his eyes penetrated by pitch fork,
had been taken to ManKato under treat
ment of DR.. James, and that he had 4
communication from him stating that it
might be necessary to remove the eye;
the Board then instructed DR.. Fritsche
to ascestain definitely from DR.. James
what would be necessary to be done and
report to the chairman, who was author
lied to use his discretion in the matter
in providing for the treatment of. said
Gunder Gunderson.
Eliza Gunderson of Linden appeared
before the Board and stated that she
and her family were in destitute circum.
stances and asked for county aid,
whereupon she and her family were al
lowed $500 per month for JAM, Feb,
March. land April, 1892, ont Of the coun-
ty. poor fund,
DR.. Brodda, Augusta Kunz and child
were brought before the Board, and on
motion the Board ordered them taken to
the hotel of Conrad Huebner, and the
.Janitor III. Krause was instructed to
procure team and have them conveyed
on Saturday, Jan. 9. 1892, to their home
at Golden Gate, and the county auditor
was authorized to issue warrants for
boarding and livery hire to the parties
thereto entitled, upon proper bills being
presented.
Janitor II. Krause reported that
Kretch & Berg would carry DR., Brodda,
Augusta Kunz and child to Golden Gate
for the sum Of 50 and according they
were instructed to convey them.
The application Of A, Steirhauser, to
redeem certain lots in New Ulm was al.
lowed upon payment of all taxes and
costs, abating interest and penalty.
On motion the Board allowed DR..
Brodda, Augusta Kunz and child, S
per month for Jan. Feb. March and
April 1892, for support, out Of county
poor fund. Theamt. to be paid to VIM.
Dey, of Golden Gate, he to furnish
their groceries and other necessaries
for the amount and render verified bill
at the end Of each month to County
Auditor.
The joint bid for county printing for
1892, from the editors of New Ulm Re-.
view, New Ulm Post, Sleepy Eye Her
aid, Sleepy Eye Dispatch and Spring
field Advance, having been reduced by
said editors, was again taken up by the
Board and on motion the bid was ac-
cepted subject to the interlineations and
erasures as appears in said bid, the rates
in said bid being in substance as follows
according to acceptance.
a. The County Commissioners, and
Icy County Board Of Equalization Pro
ceedings, (s) Reports Of Board Of Audit