St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-04
COUNTY GUARDIANS
Get Together and Size Each
Other Up for New
Business.
Committees Named and Bonds
7ef Of County Officers Re-
~, eeived.
Dr.. SehWartZkopf Made Vet
Urinary Of the Fire
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The Poultry Exhibit Will Make
liz Music at the Market
Today.

The board of county commissioners
transacted business with dispatch yes
terday, Notwithstanding the fact that
several of the members sat for the first
time. The fact is, however. that the
new members are experienced and COM
petent men, and are capable of grasp
ing the situation. The contract for pub
fishing the delinquent tax list was
awarded to the News. Notwithstanding
the fact that the Herald bid cents per
description, which was Is cents cheaper
than the bid of the News
The election of an expert printer to
serve the county was deferred until the
February meeting.
A communication from the Fort
Wayne Electric company relative to
supplying dynamo with view of
lighting the court house with electricity
was placed on file without action.
The report and balance Sheet OF the
retiring county auditor was read and re-
ferred to the proper committee
County Auditor Burns was authorized
to advertise to the effect that William
Houle, William Kalman and Michael
kreitzer have applied for license to re-
tail liquors.
Commissioner Lavale reported that
an investigation OF the bill of McCheSS-
ney against Burns for &l66 is matter in
dispute between those parties. Late
correspondence had thrown new light
on the matter, which indicates that the
board has no powers in the premises.
The question of fixing the salary of
tOn 6npt nf cnLnOIc
was laid over for action at the next
meeting.
County Surveyor d. L. Curtice re-
ported as to the condition of country
roads. He stated that but little work
has been done in extending roads dur
ing the past two years. He called at
tentlon 10 the chaotic condition of the
records OF boundary lines for roads and
the absence of needed monuments that
have been petitiOned for, to preserve
government corners. lie suggested that
prompt action may 0byiate considerable
expensive litigation.
~ Standing Committees.
~ At the opening of the session Mayor
Wright named standing committees as
follows:
7 Roads and Bridges-McCarron, Lavallee,
Hannn, Seug, DAILY and Lauer.
Public Buildings-Seng, McCarron, Daily.
Ways ana Means-Lauer, Lavallee, Daily.
POor-Daly, Lauer, McCarron.
Edueation-Seng, McCarron, Hanna.
Health-Haaua. Luuer. McCarron.
Observation-Disclosures, Seng. LpGer.
Public Records and Reports-Hanna, Nc
GarrUn and Daily.
RI Taxes Lavallee, McCawon, Seng.
Printing-Lavallee Seng, Hanna
= SLlcense-McCarron, Hanna, Seng.
i official FsOnds.
The bonds of several county officers
were filed and referred to the county at
tfainey for approval. They are as fol-
lows:
Sheriff's Bond-charles E. Chapel, princi
pad: Moses D. Kenyon. E. s. Warner. NJ. d.
Flower W. r. Merriam, A. II. McGill and
Charles kittelson, sureties. Amount, $4,000.
Register OF Deeds-Charles L. Haas, prin-
cipaf; Henry G. Haas aud q. W. Wentworth,
surelfeS. Amount. $1,000.
Deputy Corouer-Frank \. Xanthen. prin-
cipal; George Marti and Anthony Yoerg,
sureties. Amount $1,000.
Deputy Coroner-Robert a. Wheaton, prin
cpaI; j ohm f. Fulton ana r. T. O'Connor,
sure;ies. Amount, $1,000
County SurveyOr-David L. Curtice, princi-
pal; Uri l.. Lamprey and Henry Z. James.
sureties. Amount, $f.0C0
Judge of Probate-John b. Olivier priuci-
pal; Louis II. Dion, Alfred Dufrene and
Maurice Auerbach, sureties. Amount, SlO,-
COZ.
Abstract Clerk-Ebon c. Ives. principal;
Robert A. Smith, William Rodger, r. T.
0'Connor, William Hamm and Ii. II. Fuller,
SuretieS. Amount, $4,000
The report of the abstract clerk for Deem
Der sho ed receipts to be $3.50, 81; disburse-
ments, S11255; balance, $500.
A number of bills and the reports of
several county officials were reviewed,
and the board adjourned until Monday,
Jan. 16.