New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-01-16
ACTS OF COMMISSIONERS.
They Spend week in Finishing up Oora-
ty Business.
E.G. Koch is Unanimously Chosen Chair
man.

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ing. The newly elected members, P. D.
Raverty and ClementHalvorsen qualified
and E. G.. Koch was chosen chairman by
a unanimous vote.
The bonds of the recently elected
county attorney, auditor, judge Of pro-
bate, sheriff, treasurer, clerk. register
court commissioner, coroner and sur
veyor were all approved and ordered
filed.
Commissioner Halvorsen was instruct
ed to investigate the case of Mrs. Meyer
and family, alleged to be destitute in the
town of Albin, and to grant them tenn
porary aid if necessary.
The petition of Joseph Bislen and r.
w, Mueller to be set off from School
District 4S to District 55 will be heard
on the second day of the July session OF
the present year.
Mrs, Catherine Gebhardt of New Ulm
was allowed 81 per month out of the
poor fund.
The bid of W. R. Hodges for the coun-
ty printing, the only bid before the
board, was accepted on motion of Com
missioner Raverty, Commissioner Hilles-
helm voting "no."
The salary Of School Superintendent
Runk for the coming term Of two years
was fixed at $11 for each district. The
salary of County Attorney Davis was
fixed at $500.
The petition of Frank Retzlatf and
Others for laying out new road on
line between the towns of Cottonwood
and Lake Hanska was granted.
The following allowances were made
for the relief of poor: August Torno, $5
a month for four months; John Macho,
So for four months Louise Sauer 81 for
four months; Halgrin Gunderson, SIG;
Maria Meyer, 81 for six months; Julius
Hallig, 81 for four months; John Koes-
ter, SO for four months; Wilhelm Bartl,
$4 for four months; Mathilda Nehls, So
for four months; Mrs. Martinka, $6 in
stead of 81 for the next two months, and
S. to apply on house rent; Herman
Nagel, 1926 for wood for Karl Krug;
Mrs. Cutland of Springfield, 81 for three
months and Mrs. B. Waibel, $6 for four
months or until she has the necessary
support from her relatives.
The county attorney was instructed to
notify Mrs. Caecilia Waibel of the town
Of Cottonwood to support the two. child
rem and surviving wife of her son, Bern
hard Walbel, deceased, and if she fails to
do so to proceed against her according to
law.
The petition of Louis Gilbertson to he
set off from District 80 and attached to
District 65 was granted.
1t was agreed that 800 be allowed
the town of Prairieville out of the Road
and Bridge Fund, whenever funds are
availabl., to be expended on line road
between Prairiev1lle and Home near
Harry Oswald's place.
The petition of Mrs. Nagel to have
part of her taxes abated on account of
the chinch bugs having destroyed nearly
all of their grain was rejected.
1t was agreed however that Ed. Hum
phrey should be exempt from paying
rent for the use OF the poor farm for the
season Of 1894 on account of the ravages
worked by chlnch bugs.
The county attorney was instructed to
notify Ernst and Dietrich Grussendorf
of Lafayette to support the child of Pau
lima Fitzner, said Ernst Grussendorf be-
ING the reputed father of the said and
having given bond to the county CON-
missioners of Brown county for the fu-
ture maintenance of said child. If nec-
essary the attorney is instructed to pro-
ceed according to law
On Friday the Board audited and con-
celled orders as follows: Revenue,
$6,216.37; Poor, $1,44s.s1; Road and
Bridge fund, $362.16; town fund,
$449.51; school fund, $10,15S.51; re-
demption, $192.23; interest and sinking
fund, $453.20; courthouse fund, 8
cents.
The action of the board in granting
the petition of Frank Retzlaff for new
road was reconsidered and rescinded.
The City of New Ulm was granted the
privilege of using the old court as
a voting place for election purposes for
the 3rd ward, the city authorities to see
that the hall after each election is again
put in proper order. >,