New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-07-27

Company upon writ ten recommendation
of said committee.
The poor list was revised and the fol- |
lowing changes were made:
Anna Wiesner Of New Ulm, allowance
reduced to So per mouth.
Maria Kippner Of New Ulm al /
iowance reduced to 3 per month
Mrs. Wandersee formerly Of New Tim
allowance was ordered to be diseontin-
sued.
Henriette sommerfeld of Springfield,
allowance was advanced to Sc. per month.
John Cernsaof Sleepy Eye, allowance
was advanced to SIS per month.
Applications to purchase and redeem
certain tracts of forfeited lots by VIM
Pfaendcr, As. y Grimmer, and S. A.
George were allowed upon their paying
all taxes. and costs for same, penalties
and interest to be abated.
Reports of +. G. Davis, County Sup
.erintendent OF Schools, We're read and
ordered filed.
The Brown Co. Bank of NewUln hav-
ing been organiZad as a State Bank and
the new corroration doing business nn-
der same name as Brown Co. Bank and
such bank having been designated by
Board of Audit as a county depositary,
the said new corporation presented
a bond in the amount Of.
$4,000 to secure county deposits which
the board on motion accepted and app
proved with sureties thereon
Report Of board of audit was read and
ordered filed.
The following personal property taxes
+ OF 1891 which were considered uncol-
lectable, We're abated viz:
Ditbrenner, Rudolph, New Ulm S 80
kuetzing, Frank, New Tim 1886
s. B. Nobis, New Ulm, 1.23
H. Schnittgar, New Ulm, 3.93
Math Windmueller, New Ulm, .s3
Alvin Chesly, Sleepy Eye, f.16
[ S. G. Ray, Sleepy Eye, 1.6s
Jul. Greenstein, Albin, 80
g. A. Armstrong, Albin, 1870.
Erick Nordsam, Bashaw, AZ
Jos. Lehey, BashaW, = 2.92#
2. G. Aftermath, Burnstown, 1915
j. Rubel, Cottonwood, 1.59
G. Westerman, Cottonwood, I A
Frank Roedeck, Home, .38
Mic Corral, Leavenworth, Al
F'eic Anisell, LeaVenworth, 294
Oar Quesnnell, Leavenworth, "a
Hans Olson, Linden, 100
NJ. Kahn, Prairieville, 500
Peter Permandtgen, North STAR 1.35
Ed Ellington, Eden, 4.49
z. j. Schmitz was appointed ianitor
Of the court house at a salary Of $500
per year, salary payable monthly and in
amounts asspaid under previous agree
ment last year with Sehmitz and Ilrause.
The application Of Martin Jungmann
for reductionsof $500 on the valuation
of the sWI Of NEl of section 70, Twp,
109,~range 33, for the years 1890 and
1891, was approved and the board rec
commended the refundment of taxes for
such excessive valuation.
The following applications for reduc-
|4tlon OF valuation and rcfundment of
taxes were rejected:
VIM. Schroeder, $50 on WI Of NW4
Of section 81, twp 100, range 33.
James III. Addy, $500 on. NNY44 OF. sec
ton 27, twp 10, range SO.
James G. Gould, 5000 on WI of SW4
Of section 16, twp 100, range 35.
The following bills were audited and
allowed during the session.
Pioneer Press Co, blanks S 77.45
Brown, Treacy g CO., blanks, 1917
Geo. D. Barnard 6 CO., furni-
ture and blanks 1OS.20
L. B. Krook, postage, etc. 29.S9
u. B. Krook, board of audit 600
+. Burg, expenses in collecting
taxes 5000
S. a. George, board of audit 800.
Peter j. Moe, conveying insane
to hospital 9.g2
Chas. Hausing, commissioners
service 34.OO
Peter j. Moe, comm'rs service 57.7os
b. G. Koch, comm'rs service $500
Hans Sigurdson, com'rs service $3.50
Jesse Palmer, comm'rs service $3.50
G. W. Mead, sheriff's fees in.
summoning witnesses in ju-
dicial road case 4.75
John sschapekahl, telegraph
messages .b5
sChas Lent, livery to summon
Moe to special session 400
a.. W. Case, livery to summon
Palmer to special session 30
Schnid & Lehrer, work and
hardware for Springfield
bridge 600
Christian Frantz, extension ta-
ble for Supt. of schools e.75
Jacob Klossner, hardware and
keys 1915
Julius Krause,. work in court
house and jail 2O.47
g w A Krook, oil and brooms
for court house 3.OO|
City Of New Ulm, water rent
for jail and court house $500
Beussman Bros. hardware 400
a n Faas, plumbing in court
house 200
Wagner and saverien, burying
Fritz Evertsberg 400