The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1892-01-15

year of 1891 be published in the Man
kaJO WEEKLY FREE PRESS and Man
kato RecieaC at uniform price of $50
each for three insertions.
On motion, the Mankato WEEKLY
FREE PRESS was designated the Off
cial paper for Blue Earth County for
the year of 1892.
On motion ordered that the FREE
PRESS and Recieac be paid 6 cents each
per description for publishing delin-
quent tax list 1890.
On motion resolved that the Man
kato FREE PRESS weekly newspaper
of general circulation printed in the
English language and which has been
regularly published for at least three
months prior to this date in the city
of Mankato, in Blue Earth county,
state of Minnesota is hereby designa-
ted as the newspaper In which the
notice and delinquent tax list for the
year of 1890 shall be published as
provided by section II and Y OF the
general laws of 1878, and amended
thereto and it was further ordered
that the MankatO FREE PRESS fur
nish good and sufficient bond for
$4,000 for the correct publication OF
such notice and delinquent tax list
and the chairman was authorized to
approve said bond.
On motion the board adjourned to
Jan. Sth, 1892.
January s, 1892 Board, met, all
members present. Bids were recelV-
ed for building bridges as follows:
One across Cobb river in MedO, near
Pagenkopp, one across Willow Creek,
near f. Bosch, in Pleasant Monnd
and one across Perch Creek in Ceresco,
near Rice'S.
H. II. Longaeldfor all 3 bridges comp. 50 ,725. 90
Wis. Bridge & Iron Co. do do 100000
R x IL 1 n0n9 G5 do do do 90 do
On motion ordered the contract be
awarded to the Wisconsin Bridge and
Iron Co., at their bid, they being the
lowest bidders: and the chairman
authorized to sign contract for the
Board.
On motion ordered that the terri
tory and compensation Of the county
phyicians in Blue Earth county for
the year beginning March lst. 1892, be
as follows:
1st district to comprise the city of
Mankato, the towns of Rapidan,
South Bend, Mankato except sections
10 and 13 and the jail and
Poor house, G. +. Warner, physician
at 100000 per anumn.
He to furnish medicine and attend
the county poor at Tourtellotte Hos
pital and also any county poor VINO
may come to the city of MankatO for
treatment.
Second district to comprise the
towns of jamestown, LeRay, and sec
tions Il and ID in Mankato, A. T..
Smith physician, at $40 per annum.
Third district to comprise the towns
of Lincoln, Butternut Valley, Cam
bria. Judson. and village of Lake
Crystal, w. r. Cullen physician, at
800 per annum.
Fourth district to comprise the
towns of Vernon, Ceresco and Garden
City, O. III. McMichael physician, at
$40 per annum.
Fifth district to comprise the towns
of Danyille, BeaufOrd, MapletOn, Lyra.
and Mapleton village, Ira Bishop
physici an, at $50 per annum.
Sixth district to comprise the towns
of Mcpherson, Decoria and Medo. j..
Netting physician, at S45 per annum
Seventh district to comprise the
towns of Shelby, Pleasant Mound and
Sterling, w. II. Polden physician, at
$40 per annum.
On motion salary for janitor Of
court house to be four hundred dollars
a year for all services.
On motion Andrew Gapter was
elected janitor for one year to COM
mence March /, 1892.
On motion the county attorney S
salary was fixed at 81, 800 for the year
1892. CONS. Deitz, Bruels, Edwards
and MahoWald voting aye, CONS Han
nay voting no.
On motion w. 7. Lewis was elected
Superintendent of Poor Farm with
salary same as last year.
The following is the list of Grand
and Petit Jurors for the year 1892.
GRAND JURORS PETIT JURORS.