New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-07-27
Total amountcancelled
State funds paid to State
Treasurer
s7o,5e75s
ss9,534.765


reduction of $500 of the valuation on
said land, which was granted, and the
board recommended the refundment of
taxes for the years 1890 and 1891 for.
such excess valuation.
On motion the board adjourned Until
July Is, 1892, at $50 a. m.
Wednesday, July 13, 1892.
The board met pursuant to adjourn
ment at s 80 a. IN. All members pres
.ent.
On motion board proceeded to audit
bills against the county.
John HEM, oWner2of lot 10, blk 1903,
south of Center street, in New Ulm, was
allowed to redeem same from all taxes
including 1891 for the sum of $50 pro-
viding said amount is paid within two
weeks.
The bidsf from physiciansf forfurnishing
medical and surgical aid and also all
medicines to county poor and county pFi-
soners for one year commencing August
1st, 1891 and ending July a1st, 189s.
were then opened and the board accepted
the bids of the following physicians,
as the lowest bidders: DR.. G. ]. B.
Hirsch, 1st district, $3.50; DR.. j. w. 3.
Welcome, 2nd district, $94 Dr.. J. @.
Rothenberg, Sd. district, $40. The fore
going amounts are to be paid to each
of the parties named in quarterly install
ments.
The board on. motion procseded to
select "a persons properly qualified to
serve as petit jurors and 90 persons pro-
erIy qualified to serve as grand jurors, at
the terms Of district court in Brown
county, said persons being selected to fill
the lists in place of those that served at
the last June term OF District court.
The new lists Of grand and petit jurors
We're properly made out and certified to,
and filed with clerk Of court in accord
ance with law
Adjourned until Wednesday, July 90,
1892 at 1 80 p. In.
The following bills were allowed:
r. A. Gray, cleaning chimney
of Jail building S LOO
F. A. Gray, cleaning vaults in
Jail and yard 26.AO
Christ. Kramber, planting %
trees on State street and
trees in yard of court house
square 1880
Mic Senrout, plastering and
whiteWashing court room &
sheriff's apartments 1850
G. RolloH, cleaning stove in
court room 200
F. II. Behnke, oil, brooms and
chimneys for Jail 1856
P. j. Schlnitz,sundriesf for court
house boilers 100
Chas. Stoll, boiler Aue cleaner 900
Chas. Lindemann, taking out
storm windows rs
DR.. G. J. B. Hirsch, fees in post
morten examination 600
DR.. L. A. Fritsche, fees in post
morten examination 1900
Dr.. L. A. Fmtsche, treatment of
Christian Madsen, S125, al
slowed 5000
F. w. johnson, New Ulm Re-
view, publishing & printing 1865
w. r. Hodges, Sleepy Eye Her
aid printing & publishing 1892
a. A. Bogen, New Ulm Post
printing and publishing 7543
r. Wright SpringheldAdvance
printing and publishing $500
Fl. G.Hays, SleepyEyeDispatch
printing and publishing S7.78
Andrew j. Eckstein, stationery
for county Offices 1870
O. NJ. Olson, stationery for
county offices 1880
D. Ramaley & son,one poor re-
cord 1.25.
a. Blanchard, one day drawing
jurors 800
S. A. George, clerk of court fees 1876
3. G. Davis, postage and ex-
pressage 7O2
A. J. Grimmer, listing mortg-
ages and recording bonds 4400
Franz WilIinger, witness fees in
Justice court 1.12
e. D. Greene, constable fees 400
Mrs. A. II. Pickle, witness fees
In Justice court 2.96
Franz Schmirl, witness fees in
justice court, 2.24
Mrs. Uronika Schmirl, witness
fees in justice court, 2.24
Aug. Dietz, witness fees in JUS
tice court, 2.12#
Kretsch & Berg, livery in get
ting Hans Sigardson to at
tend special county commits
sioner's meeting 800
Albert Steinhauser, clerk servi-
ces for coroner 400
John Richter, witness fees in
justice court 3.92
JOS. Augustin, witness fees in
justice court 4.l6
Barbara Richter, witness fees in
justice court 3.s2
JOS. a. Bonner, constacle's fees 1885
John Black, Interpreters fees in
justice court 100
VIM. Dey, groceries for Angus
ia Kunz s.sa
I. M. Marccllus, witness fees in
justice court 2.25
r. ID. Greene, constable fees 3.65
j. ], Ray, justice fees 2.O55|
Jacob Nix justice fees 2.55
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