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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-30
. ppJnr Or SEVEN MONTHS KILLS HERSELF.

Mrs KAT. Kess.l, twenty-one years oid. me WHO
~ Robert Ksssel. Il bartender died last hgnt ~
the home OF her brother. George Christ NO. ~ iier
bertst. BROOKLYN. +. d., under circumstances winch
suggest poisoning she came to tlas country 'nre"
years ago FROM Germany. ana IN August i"Ss "he
married Kessel against the wish OF her DroGer' ano
On, ~ uv. wifi, him. at No. 81 Maspethave. About
,wo months ago Kessel II Is alleged. began TO Ill
trent her. Last week Christ heard how bis sister
was i,fsed and induced her to lsavs her husband
and live with hfh. She left, her brothers house
Yesterday morning to come to this city, returning
TO her home ut 4 O'Clock In the afternoon. Three
hours later she staggered out OF her orothers apr"
ment into the rooms OF Mrs. Maggie stump neghDor.
81. w.s bleeding from tie mouth and seemingly had
rsat Mains I'm her stomach. and all she would say was
rat She had taken something. and Mrs. stump lea
her TO her brothers rooms. Wien ne goi hone ne
cont for Dr. Met 'arthy. The woman was dead when
no arrived Dr. Mccarthy said that death was dus
10 pOsOning probably suicidal.
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and preserve from pollution denlement the sup
ply whether the De rivers. other waterconr.e
lake. ponds reservoirs situate in the said counuc, "
Westchester. Dutche-- and Putnam aud TO that end
for Of tina purposes Of s act TO III and
time within three years after the passage Of this act
all lands adjacent cOntiguoA 10 anv such
Of water supply and Ieremporily TO abate and c-
the Of any pollution deilement thereof aud
the eaid Commissioner OF Public Works Is also hereby
authorized empowered and directed to draw make and
promugate sanitary rules and regulations for the proe
and OF all the sold sources Of water sup
ply from pollution and deilcment, and t. enforce
and carry such rules and regulations ano
all damages and injuries to property oceasionea by
any act under this section shall be a-eertainei,
determined aud paid for IN accordance win the
provisions, Of the preceding sections u this act anu
the said Commissioner Of Public Works shall, within
ten days after taking such measures making such
rules and regulations for the enforcement thereof institute
proceedings under the provisions OF this act to ascertain
determine all damages aud injuries 70 property o.
Instituted any person njuriously affected ia property
shall have Of action therefor against the Mayor
Aldermen and Commonaty of the City Of NewYork.
For purposes OF this the said commissioner shall
and Is hereby vested. aud all OF the said
lands within the said counties OF Westcheser Dutche
any the Of the water supply OF the CITY
Of New.York, with all the power and authority neces
ssry thereunto Of a town city boarf OF health.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-30
DR. j. D. BRYANT RESIGNS HIS PLdCh.
HE Is No LONGER A MEMBER OF THE HEALTH
BO\RD-TALK OF HIS SUCCESSOR.

BOARD--TALK OF HIS SUCCESSOR
The announcement Of DIR. Joseph ID. Bryant 5
resignation given In The rribun. yesterday. was
confirmed when Mayor GIlrOy received the doctor
letter ,arly In the afternoon. Withdrawing frm hr'
Their service ~ Health Commi,slp ner. lie wrote
Inasmuch as my tern Is Health Commissioner expires
OH the hrst day Of May next and believing, a. do,
that the best Of the public demand that my
successor should time TO consider ana pre-
par. to meet sanitary problems OF the coming sGl-
ner therefore beg tender resignation as Health
Comm, soner and express grateful appreciation
Of the many courteses that have been extended 10 me
by the Chief Magistrates Of the city during my Official
Dr. Bryant was appointed 10y Mayor Hewitt, ana
entered the Health Board In 1887. The report that
he Is gong to Washington TO live was revived y.~'er-
day. The doctor II Mr.. Cleveland's family physician
and the President naturally desires To have linn near
his person.
Mayor GIlroy will appoint physician. as the law
REQUIRES to I'LL the vacancy to May l. The appointee
will likely be- the one receive the full term Of six
wears that date Dr. Cyrus Flson, the sanitary
rinteident and Dr. John T. Nagle are talked 0f
tor the place. The salary IL $4,000 year.
DR.. Bryant's colleagues ut the Health E0ar0 SAID
that they had no idea who would be his sue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-30
cporON WATERSHED AMENDMENTS.

mr., s.r1srACroRY TO THE ACADEMY OF
MEmc1yE. INTRODUCED IN THE ASSEMBLY.
Albany March 90 (special). William H. CLARK 'he
cor,ora,ion Counsel OF NewYork CITY, rcaeheo mere
this morning with the copy OF Dill ame"u'ns .'' u"
Co,on watershed law. Mr.. Clark declared thht "e
nm was satisfactory the members OF the "e""eu'
~ Medicine He gave It to Colonel "eos.er u" W"
Assembly 10 introduce. Mr. "eos'e' .'.'' ~
nonmons consent for its introduction ana immeo'a'e
"'" -. ,.smn,on Fish IT, Of Putnam County,
rnected The bill, therefore. VIII have ." '@Ae u"
pIos ,,h the other bills that were introduced III
e.. r.o,,,ar WAY to-day. The bill Is III par' ~
follows:
&c, rhe said Commissioner Of Public Works may.
v,,hout contract cause TO be made s"eh surveys - ny
NV" "a nan or mans and statement herelnbffofe men
'a and NAV appoint and hx the compensation OF SUN
.hs sanitary engineers experts surveyor" VI. ~ ~ >,
80 vla,c services may b. necessary i"r '"e p'P "
this act And the said Comn'sso"e, " a.. same
h.u .so have power to make. without causing "'. ~
doue nv contract all changes and alterations III any
y, tho real estate contributory to such source
Iv or acquired by the Mayor Aidermeh anu N
nn.itv hereunder which may he necessary W e'1. ~
~ suitable and proper for carrying out the purposes VI
this act - ,. mn, a. be,eby amended 10
"a ~ ,o,,ows The Commissioner II Public wofks OF '"s
r,,v =, New.York IL hereby authorized empo"eu s"N
s,,s q, Ak and determine upon ana ahopt' sna ,.'"
~. .od "a often ss he may deem necessary, s"e''
a md odd 70 and change plan OF ps"' ~.
nrcservat,on from pollution and Gentlemen. - ,,
r,s.. ~ the water supply OF the City OF
80, I'm the counties Of westchester Duchess ana r"'"
~" " ~ .,.,oysnt and removal Of the causes OF
h no,ution and denlsment 40 for me ssie anu por
a. .., ~ al, sewage and any other matter WHO" may
tomb IN uolute and denle such water supply. -,
rhs said Commissioner Of Public works 10 s,'' s,.o
authorized and directed 70 axe sucn ,,s .Sopop
.ncs WITH such plan or pAns forthwith upon inc soopso
nv - rAesssary 70 CARR the same ne eeee'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-30
THEY FEAR A "SNAP' ADJOURNMENT.
AssEMBIYMEN ANXIOUS TO GET THEM fHi
MEASURES THROUGH-MANf NE"
BILLS INTRODUCED.

pJIJS INTRODUCED.
Albany. March 90 SpeciaD.-The bearsa'ueh pe'''N
~ the LEGISLATURE has arrived IL Always co'es
few weeks before final adjournment, wheh 'he ',''"
hers begin 10 see that the session Is nearing ''s
u,,e,ofore the resolution for Adjournment ms po'"
introduced nj least a month before the day when Inc
sess,op is to end This allows plenty OF time iT the
mcu,,er, 10 get through their bills and for the puDnc
10 press such legislation as Is needed. Inc ee""'
has refused 10 pass the Assembly "aJ0irh"e"' 'e'o
lution and no one knows when II VIII 40 So VI
whether adjournment will. not be postponed wee"
or two beyond the date fixed III Inc Assemp" r,o'
lion. The members OF both houses fear that 'here
win he snap adjou nnlcnt and that their legislation
for the country districts will be chOked on In both
the Senate and the Assembly fis morning AT various
times there wild scrainbics to nave o'iis "'""e
special orders or committees discharged from the ir
thor consideration of hills Mr.. Kempncr tried 10 get
away from the Judiciary Committee the bill INTRO
duced by him which requires that the Justices OF the
CITY Court Of New-York shall hold court every week
day In the year. Half dozen Tammany men Jumped
O him. hard for his emery. and they nearly cac"eu
the ceiling with their voices when the negative vo''
called for on the question kempner did moi
ask for n rolloaIL The Republicans voted with him
for the motion to discharge the committee.
The Hilton bill providing for the dehornns OF
cattle was sent to a tilrd reading
Among the bills introduced to-day In the Assembly
was one from Colonel Webster which Is expeceu "
ald about 100000 a year t. the Police Pensio2
Fund Of New-York. II creates tax OF per cent
ON the salaries OF policemen. and the fohce Sohi'
mlssa0ners are made the trustees OF the mha.
Mr. Walker. IF York. presented Dill moor
porating william X. whitner. g. W. +. Van Nors''
Bdward A. Drake. John II. Meyer. E. Ellis Browne
and Ambrose J. Jackson as the New-fork FINANCE
Company. with capital Of 100000. to advance ana
borrow money upon such terms as may DO agreed
upon and to guarantee the performance oil contracts
n~fuc (vSol cf0U 10 IN ho IN
bin came from Mr.. Martin creating state
Board of Law Examiners consisting OF three members
If the bar Of at least ten years standing to hold
49, three year and 10 b appointed BY the Cours
u Appeals. which shall prescribe rules and reRula'
49, pTov,ding for uniform system Of examinations.
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THE BILL FOR THE GREATER NETWORK

THE SENATE REFUSES TO TAKE IT FROM con-
MITTEE-oTHER BUSINESS TRANSACTED.
Albany. March % (SpecisD.-1he Greater New
York bin Is probably dead. II Is at least nanmat,
and In Il trance in the room VI the Senate Com
mtee on Cities and no physician In the senate seems
TO have the power to bring II to Me
senator Asphalt Of Brooklyn today moved that the
Committee Cities should be relieved Of It's care
since 1t seemed 10 be dying their hands. The mem
bers of the committee he declared. divided rs
council Of doctors regarding 1t. and he thought The
senate should resssume consideration of II.
Senator McCary, Of Brooklyn Boss Mclaughlin
special representative. said that he desired 10 amend
the bin, but he did not say what his amendments
The Senate then voted upon Senator Aspinal'
notion and defeated II by vote Of 10 10 10, Us fol
lows:
Ayes-Aspinall. Donaldson. Edwards. Emerson. Erwin
Hunter, O'Connor. Parsons. Saxton Van Gor1cr-lO.
Nsys-Ahearn. ,Endres. 11oydJones McCarty. Me-
Carren. McCleiond. Parker. Punkt Koeseh. wak'r-io
Al; the rates in the affirmative were given b,
Republicans. and all those In the negative by Demo
Gratis The vote Shows that Boss- Mclaughlin. OF
Brooklyn, has buldOzed " Boss" Croker. OF New
York. into abandoning his support Of the scheme foi
the consolidation Of New-lork and Brooklyn. and
other places the metropolis.
Senator-elect Thomas +. Cunningham. OF New
York. was sworn In to-day and began voting with
his party associates.
Charles N. Preston was confirmed as Supc1n
tendent Of the Banking Department.
The Senate passed today the bill Of the statutory
Revision Commissioners codifyng the laws respect
Ing Joint stock associations the telegraph and ex
press companies Senator IMcSialon read to The
senate the following explanation OF IT:
In tho bill presented by the commission entitled the
Joint Stock Association Law believe that sub
stanta change existing has been made except the
following:
I. BY Chapter 500 Of the Laws Of 1881 the authority
to reduce the number OF trustees Of Joint stock a,soca
ton authorized under special act Of the Legislature Il
limited association having capital Of leS' th'n
100000. In the proposed act this provision Is mad
general - good appears for the Limitation
g Chapter PAS Of the laws Of 1854 provide that II
shall not be construed 10 give such associations any
rights and privileges eorpstloDs Inserting this pr"
vision in Section OF the bill we have added the word'
except ouch herein expressly conferred a. the
former language strictly accurate
g. A provision contained IN Section OF Chapter 6oa
OF the Laws OF 1885, person shall be privileged
as witness from answering certain question, In legal
III oceedngs been omitted. because. II the provision
value. conceive IL TO have been s>r'eueo
by Section s2s u the Code Of Civil Proc duic
The Senate passed to-day Senator Cantor's bill an
th0rizing New York City TO cXpend 100000 Tor schoo
improvements.
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The Board OF Examiners shall conduct examinations
of all persons applying for admission to prac'ise Us
attorneys and counsellers at least twice wear ID
each Judicial District. and at such other uines rs
the court NAV direct. Every person applying ,ior
examination shall pay a fee OF 81: so. to be applied
first TO the payment of expenses OF the Ooarl anu
afterward as compensation 10 rie members. WHICH,
however shall not exceed $1,000 each. Inc re-
mainder Is TO 90 to the state. ~ A.,
Mr. Peck OF Syracuse. put in n bill requiring the
state Board OF Health to certify TO the Governor II
II should be found necessary. that cholera Is ,rre
ar Is likely to come and to take the required steps
TO protect the public from II. The bill appr0prates
100000 to be drawn upon II needed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-30
~orrvpr, STI-DENTS AS BOXERS.

a,,ng on Saturday evening In the Berkeley Armory.
A. which time the college championship in boxing ienens
and wrestling will be decided The contests ,or sn'
evening Will DO heavy middle and light weight ooAs:
middle and light weight wrestling and fo ana NV
.h.mniopship There will also be light ana iestner
weight boxing for members of the two lower classes In lA
ehoo,. Of Arts and Mines. The competitions VIII emo
with an open race. Music viii be iu'n'sneo " ~
ol,sc, olre banjo and mandolin clubs ana all rece'pS
u, 90 ,owa,a the athletic fund OF the union.
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TO ARRANGE SPRING ATHLETIC GAMES.

Ithaca ~ V, March 80 (Speciap-Now that the oni'
y.r,,ty " Pennsylyana has accepted Sone"s lropoe
IN hold annual spring athletic games committee rom 'ne
$500 ,n,.e..itles will meet at the Fifth Avenue HOWL
x.wYork March 81. ut IL o'clock, TO pneee afisnse
sn, Ths games this year will be at Philadelphia PROD
.biv ON MAY 20, Intercollegiate games are he'o v"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-30
CHOSE PROF. SWAIN FOR THEIR sRSsiDiFSr

indianapolis March Ga dispatch rom bsoomns'
ton. Ind. saws The board OF Trustees OF Indiana
University have selected Professor Joseph swain to
succeed DR.. J. NJ. Coulter us president Of the in
stituton aud committee las been appointed to con-
fer with him by correspondence ut once. Professor
swain h now at the head OF the department OF APP
u,i,a Mathematics ut Leland Stanford University. Il
4 believed that he win accept, for II Is known THAI
i've has expressed u desire TO letarf to Indiana Uuir
.fFf ts~-'f ny
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-30
. SIRE OF TROTTFR.S SOLD FOR $4,000.

LEXINGTON Ky March 20 (SpeciaD.-For Slo.ooo y. ID.
vuls NJ De, Moiles has purchased OF W. b. Hawkins q
n, ,,,,c. IN. w.l.known trotting sire Egbert lie 10
rho .on Of Ry.dyks Hambeonan and Is out OF
mar. by Messenger fif'ythree OF his colts ana
uli-, have tot,ed 30 better aud among 'hcm ~"
sn ,cehor..s as Egthorne 2l2la Temple Bar 2:l7+s
and Illinois Egbcit 2 :lji..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-30
THE 1EuIGH BASEBALL SCHEDULE.

gethlehem Penn, March 90 tSpreiap.-ine iono"m0
ia the schedule Of the Lehgh University Baseball Ciuo tor
.s, x..,. AnrIi & Harvard. az south bethlehem; L.
Dartmouth ct south Bethlehem ID, Princeton, ~ oeuo
n.thiebem: Is Trinity o. South Bethlehem ID, Prince
ton AZ Princeton; %, Cornell at Ithaca; 49, UnNersV
Of Pennsyivmia, at South Bethlehem Nay !. nv
:, pv,vaoia at Pbadepha; 49, Cornell at South BETH
Ieh.m: H. lafayette at Easton 90 United states MIN
tarv Academy at West Point; "a, Lafayette a. sous
aeth,ebem: 49, Yale Law School, az south bethienon'
June 5. lafayette. at Easton TO- Laiaye'@ ~ "N~
Bethlehem.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-30
srnnry DEATH OF A NETWORK PHYSICIAN.

Lakewood, n. j.. March CDR. John Compton
Tucker OF New-York died here suddenly late. last
night. The doctor in his ffiietl year, ana had
,ut recently come to Lakewood. where he hoped to
regain his health. The direct cause 9f death
WINS Addiscn's disease.
John Compton Tucker lived In this city at No. -
West Fiftieth-st Mrs. Tucker received the news Of
his 6eotb Yesterday afternoon and Is almost pros
,rated from grief. The dead man WIS known ~
Dr. Tucker, although he was not practising phys'
cian lie was man II wealth. lie went 10 Lake.
wood several weeks ago. tN
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nv THE FIELD OF SPORTS.
Wales BALL.pLAYERs AND oARsMEN

NewIIaven, March 90 (speciaD-The three non'".
nract,ce OF the Yale baseball nine came 70 al enc
this morning when the sixteen members on .ne sesa
lar team spent the last two hours before their .as.
trim at Yale Field. The nine left mere al oe,o
for its annual Southern trip. IL VIII pay -
'o ~ ,t soo.on tomorrow with the University Of
S,,,.n,. team All the members Of the nine are
IN excellent physical condition except Carter WHO
has a slightly strained knee
Captain Ives this morning selected ,he 'en me.
ohio viii compose the Yale crew during the remainder
OF the season. They are as follows: no. rioicsr::
"ap,ain No g. Paine: No. ), Beard NO. =, IuasUs
NJ q p. Rogers, No. ., Messler; bow, JohnSon'
.mh.tiiuies Chathed and Goe,chns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-30

Giant p T. Miller L. c. Stone and g. van Sans'
y A. Cane and r. Is. Metcaf played the mandonn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-30
prErFER SIGNS WITH LOUISVILLE.

ro,,syi,,s March 29-Manager Barnic after con
ference las. night with Fred Perer succeeded In eom'nH
| 70 terms with the second baseman aud he VIII sign
| contract today.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-30
JohQ1l1lii1.
1.-THE King of Natural Table Waters"

conceded to Table Water imported
count of the purity itself but the Absolute
Purity of Cabonic Gas hence peculiar softness
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-30

BENNETT SIGNS WITH THE BosIoNS.
pos,o, March o9-The Baseball CLUB receives
today signed contract from Bennett the eatcner' o'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-30
,ouxs HOPKINS WINS AT BASEBALL.


Baltimore Match 20 (Specal).-The Johns hopkIus
University Baseball opened the season here tooaY
NV defeating the Columbia College team M score @
IA to 4. The Hopkins team ID UNUSUALLY s'f'"s ~
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1893-07-21
Guaranteed Cure.

We authorize our advertised drug
gist to sell DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption, Coughs and Colds,
upon this condition. If you are
afflicted with a Cough, Cold or any
Lung, Throat or Chest trouble, and
will use the remedy as directed, Civ
ing it fair trial, and experience no
benefit, you may return the bottle
and have the money refunded. We
could not make this offer did we not
know that DR.. Kings New Discovery
could be relied on. 1t never disap-
points. Trial bottles free at Lamm
4 Morehart's Drug Store. Large size
SOC. and SI.00.
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JOHN MAHOwALD,
CHAS. GRAF,
r. S. HUGHES,
A. M. HANNAY,
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this l4th, day of July, 1898.
L. 0. RANDALL.
County Auditor.
On motion ordered, that there be
levied on the taxable property of the
County of Blue Earth, State of Min
nesota per centum sufficient to pro-
duce for the various funds the fOll9w-
ing amounts.
General county purposes. 49,. $50, DOC
Support of poor and poor farm 1000
Road and bridges. ........... 10000
Building a new jail. 1900
Also one mill tax to be known as
the local mill tax and also one mill
tax to be known as the state school
tax fund as required by law.
The following named persons were
selected by the board of county COM
missioners of Blue Earth county,
state of Minnesota, from the list of
qualified electors Of said county to
serve as grand and petit jnrors in
place of those drawn at the May term
of the district court in and for aid
county.
GRAND JURORS. PETIT JURORS.
JAMESTOWN.
Anthony Banes.
Louis Pitcher.
MCPHERSON.
Fred Larson Jacob Reader.
Mat Schmidt Joseph Wingen,
MANKATO.
Adam Arnold &C. Hotaling
William Ulman
DECORIA.
John Hislop
August Thrum
MANKATO CITY.
1st ward.
Jos. Schlingerman
End ward.
Henry Hillesheim
3Id ward.
Leo Lamm
Geo. w. Monks
4th ward
A. M. Smith Il. PADDOCK
9Th ward.
o. E. Richards E. d. Jones
9th ward.
Sanford Billings
SOUTH BEND.
John Pugh
JUDsON.
John A. Tidland Rowland Price
LINCOLN.
L. j. Foster
BUTTERNUT VALLEY.
John e. Jones
RAPIDAN.
VIM. McMahill
GARDEN CITY.
F.S.Hemmingway Chas Brown
SHELBY.
Herbert Corbett VIM. Bork
A. @. Cole
X. H. Werges
MEDO.
j. @. Strobel John Germo
DANvILLE.
A. Voightlander
MAPLETON.
w. D. Sprague Jacob Morris
Casper Shimmele
BEAUFORD.
Jas. O'Brien P. Howley
M. Gainor
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1893-07-21
A BROKEN ANKLE.

Ralph Torrey went to Garden City
few days ago to spend couple of
week, on farm. Yesterday while
driving, the team ran away and he
was thrown out and suffered broken
ankle. Judge Torrey went to Garden
City this forenoon to look after the
young mans condition.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1893-07-21
Tell your neighborS of
our August Offer.

"A marrige license was issued to
I'm. Mead and Martha j. Jones, both
of Sterling, today
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1893-07-21

On motion the board adjourned to
July IA, 1898.
Board met July IA, 1893, all members
present.
On motion, ordered that the archi-
tect be requested to prepare estimate
at the cost of the new jail according
to the plans submitted both with one
row of cells on the first floor and with
two rows and also that he ascertain
the cost per cell made of chrome steel.
anc of other materials and be prepar-
ed to report as soon as possible.
Applicat ion for refunding taxes on
illegal assessments was received from
Victor Sperra, w. Liedloff,A "A. M. Will
lard, A. E. Glocksin, Louis Graft,
Richard Miller, Katie E. Garrett and
B. L. Miller, and ordered to be sent
to the state auditor for his approval.
STATE OF MINNESOTA, 60
COUNTY OF BLUE EARTH %
We the county commissioners of
Blue Earth county, State of Mime
sofa, estimate the amount of money
necessary to be raised by tax to con-
duct the affairs of this county for the
ensuing year as follows:
For exp. district court. ....... $4,000
Z" 8" Jail. ........ ......... $500
&" blk b'ks and stationary 1000
salaries. ............. 10000
sc state school and wolf
bounties. .......... 500
support of poor. ..... 1000
interest on court
house bonds. ........ $500
s. g road and bridges. -. 10000
etc, fees. .......... 1900
6 building Jail .......... $1,000
Total $4,000