The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1893-01-13
MANKATo FREE PRESS.
FRIDAY. JANUARY ID, 1893.
COUNTY BOARD PROCEEDINGS,


John Mahowald, r. S. Hughes, A. M
Hannay and James Mountain.
The oath prescribed by law having
been administered by L. 0. Randall
county auditor, the board organized
by the election of John Mahowad
chairman.
Petition of Augusta Golf to set of
the nj of sw4 of sec. 80 in town los
range g. from joint district 10 to joint
district 81, not granted.
Petition of Chas. e. Whitney to sci
off 81, of sw4, sec. 33, in town los
range 26. from district joint 70 to dis
trict joint 9l,'not granted.
Board adjourned to Jan 4th.
Jan. 4, 1893, Board met, all members
present.
Report of grand jury received ano
ordered placed on file.
The bond of O. Bierbauer as register
of deeds, with g. Lullsdorf and Geo
p Hoerr as sureties, was approved.
The petition of e. Ford and Others
for change of road in LeRay was not
granted.
Petition of +. A Carlson and Others
for laying out road In Decoria was re.
ceived and CONS. Graf, Mountain and
Mahowald were appointed a commit.
tee to meet at the house of Mr.. Nor
rison in Mankato township March 4th
TO view the proposed route.
Petition of Chas. Reedstrom to set
off net of mel of sec. in town 10Y,
range q, from school district II to
school district &c was received and
March s, 1894, set for hearing.
On motion, board adjourned to Jan.
5th, 1893.
Board met Jan. 9Th, 1893, all mem
bers present.
Motion made and carried to let the
printing at the lowest price bid on all
items.
Bond of Bank of Amboy, with d. e.
Cross, Geo. r. Wilder, w. f. Ludtke,
w. L. Perrin and F. j. Quiggle as
sureties, was approved. and county
treasurer authorized to deposit part of
the county funds in said bank, not to
exceed $1,000 at any one time.
Liquor license bond of John j. Sal
fer, with Henry Wiedenheft and f. c.
Darge as sureties, was approved and
license ordered to be issued.
Liquor license bond of f. G. and
Robt Malzahm, with Rudolph and
Edward Malzahm as sureties, was ap-
proved and license ordered to be
issued.
Liquor license bond of g. j. Pagen-
kopf, with William and Albert Pagen-
kopf as sureties, was approved and Ii
cense ordered to be issued.
Liquor license bond of GA. FitZloff,
with Herman and Albert FitZlotf as
sureties, was approved and license or
dered to be issued.
Report of S. Thorne, clerk of dis
trict court, was received and ordered
placed on file.
Reportoof w. p. Lewis, overSeer of
poor farm, was received and ordered
placed on file.
On motion, board adjourned to Jan.
9th, 1893
Board met Jan. 9Th, 1898, all mem
hers present.
The awarding of the printing was
taken up. The FREE PRESS being the
lowest bidder on the items found in
the schedule below, was awarded the
same at prices set opposite the ar
ticles, viz:
Tax receipts, numbered perforated and
bound ,25U in each book, lstm 81 30
g num,perf, and bd, 25Oin each
County orders, mum, peri and bd. on page
per M, 90
page per 5 90
Listing notices, (for assessors) per M 2 40
Notice of meeting of bd. of equal. per 90
SO copies of court calendar per case Is
Bills with affidavits attached per M o.
Marriage licenses, per 100 2 90
Marriage certificates, per 100 90
g End . +" l so
Delinquent tax statement, per 2 80
Rench warrants, per 500 2 90
District court venlres; per 5OO w
subpoenas IS 2 90
Supreme court briefs,per folio, 25 copies 15
Printing postal cards. per 100 20
Certificate of school district tax levyper 100 90
Statement to clerks per 100 W
Memorandums for register of deeds, per 500 Is
Treasurers statement of col. per 500 70
Redemption receipts, mum, peri and bd
on page, per M. . W
Certificate of clerk of Dist. court per 100 2 O0
School Supt. pg. pamphlet, 200 w
10 Id letter heads, per 800, on linen %
lib packet note 25
6S ID high cul Xxx govt. envelopes per 800 g
10.in :" 20
On motion, the RevieaU and FREE
PRESS were allowed $50 each for pub
fishing the commissioners annual re-
port.
On motion, the FREE PRESS and
ReUseeo were given the publishing of
the delinquent tax list at cents des-
scription each.
On motion, the Weekly Rerieao was
designated as the official paper for the
ensuing year.
On motion, the following news
papers were allowed the amounts fol-
lowing their names for publishing the
proceedings of the county board, viz.
MopIxato Rpl;je9r S50 EpEE pprcc e5O