The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-02-14
(OFFICIAL)
Proceedings of the Board of Coun-
ty Commissioners.
Continued from last week.

Board convened at o'clock p. m all men,
bers present. Board proceeded to and did
check up the warrants paid since the July
session and found them duly Cancelled, cor
rect and to agree with the amount charged
against county funds
Board proceeded to and did select names
from which to draw grand and petit jurors.
The following report of fees charged by co.
officers. presented and on motion accepted:
Geo L Evans, register of deeds ...... S2,O77.35
J l. Byram, clerk of court ........... 1929
Casper Blethen, sheriff ............... 246O42
On motion. p Cooper was appointed COM
mittee on poor farm; on motion, the county
auditor was appointed a purchasing COM
mittee on books and stationery: on motion,
Commissioner Cooper purchasing committee
on fuel; on motion, Commissioner Cooper
was appointed committee on court house and
janitor.
On motion, the compensation of the janitor
was fixed at $50 per month and the auditor
was authorized to draw his warrant at the
end of each month in payment of same upon
order of the committee.
On motion, the auditor was authorized to
draw his warrant at the end of each month
for proportionate monthly salaries of county
officers and also for interest on bonds as the
same become due.
Bond of Geo b Hughes publisher of the
Redwood Reveille, for publishing the delin-
quent tax list and all other official county
printing during the year, was presented in
amount of $500. On motion, bond and sure
ties approved.
On motion, the auditor was instructed to
refund the S2,7O excessive tax paid to Joseph
Dobias, the same being assessed in the wrong
school district 81.
The following bills were audited. and on
motion. allowed as follows:
Geo Hughes, emo co ptg, 94......... S62 so
n Anderson, cloth RID co pr'srs....... 20
Same, med attend and med ........ 10 SO
Same. committing Kushn, Grant and
Same; boarding R'd co prisoners =. sc SO
j H Block, same NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 335 16
w Satory, med same O5
DR. G F Merritt, med service. ....... 2 90
A Ferris, 20 tons Illinois coal ........ 80 90
J L Byram, I'd Board of Audit ........ 90
A H Anderson. I'd Bid of Audit ... 6 90
VIM Cooler JUS fees st VS. Cohn and
Peter Praxei, Sd wit St VS. COIN NC ''
jacob Nickel, const fees St VS. Cohen ~
and Comstock. ................... 60
Same, const fees St VS. Morris Funda O5
Same, same st VS. Shaffer. .............. 6 20
Holden, const fees st VS. Morris,
Schaffer and Cohn. ................ A 40
Same just 1ccS ST VS. Cole. 3 70
Same same st VS. Funda and Comstock IS
G DeGroat, 1wk I'D Redding and
Pioneer Press Co, / mtg record for
register of deeds ....... ID so
Same, index records for same ......1O6 SO
Race, cOnt'gt expense for 1894 49,. ~ 40
Albert BOrchardt, 5H cords of stone
for cesspOOl to Jail. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81 SO
Casper Blethen, exp of assistat taking
-McLain to reform school ..... q 50
James Arnold, Ads co com Jan '95 and
SO miles Observation-Disclosures. IS 60
Leo Aftermath, same and 40 miles -. 16 90
e Pease, same and "a miles - IA 40
Frank Ellington, same and 26 miles 10 60
The following bills were audited and on
motion disallowed:
Carl Poapa, at'td'g Aug Otto family. q 16 rs
Fred Wegner, going after help:for
Minnie Wegner, ser rendered same IL 90
DR. L Adams, prof ser same .. IS 90
Bill of Aiken & Schmahl in amount of
$500 for six months county printing and
blanks. audited and item of $3.50 disallowed
for reason that the same is not a proper
charge against the county.
On motion e37 so was allowed ] N Byington
for one-half county printing 1894,
All other bills laid over.
Minutes of the meeting read and approved.
Attest: JAMES ARNOLD.
7 A. H. ANDERSON, Chairman.