The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-05-09

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Proceedings of the Board of Coun-
ty Commissioners in
Special Session.
County Auditors office, Redwood Falls.
Mimi, April 23d, 1895-Board convened at
~ 0 CLOCK a. m pursuant to call. Members
present: James Arnol6, Frank Ellington.
Leo Aftermath J. P. Cooper and Christian
Olson:
Application of William Field for auction
GERS license was presented and on motion,
the license fee was fixed at $40 and granted
on condition that William Field shall first
give bond as required by law.
On motion, Board adjourned until O'Clock
p. m.
Board convened at O'Clock D. m. members
all present
Report of the Board of Audit under date
OF April 18th, 1895, showing the balance
charged to the Comfy Treasurer to be 3d.
22lS4 was presented and on motion, ap-
proved
The following resolution was presented
and on motion, adopted: Resolved that the
settlement arrived at between Minnie Vohs
and Frank H. Blum in the bastardy proceed
lngs instituted by the former againt the lat
ter De and the same is hereby approved, on
condltlon that said Minnie Vohs shall first
pay TO the treasury of the county of Red
wood the sum of $1,000, the amount OF the
sherlHs bill in the case of the State vs.
Blnm, before this approval shall become
operative.
Application of Daniel Mclean for abate-
ment OF s65s excessive taxes for the year
1894 against ne14 of sea section 10, T. 49,
n. 80. presented and on motion, recommend
ca 1t appearing that same was assessed at
Sl6 per acre. when the average assessment
tor said town did not exceed 81, so per acre
| and consequently said land must have been
assessed as 80 acres.
| Application of Matthias Seifert for abate-
ment OF $40 excessive taxes for the year
| lo94,against lot 9, block 8, village of Morgan,
presented and on motion, recommended.
| Application of H. N. Belf for refundment of
s. excessive personal property tax paid
IN city OF Redwood Falls, presented, and on
notion recommended, it appearing that one
| hearse was listed twice.
Application of Edward Miller for abate-
| ment of SS.43, personal property tax in
| town OF Sprindale for the year 1894, pre-
| sented, and on motion not recommended.
Application of M. F. Conway for refund
| ment of 40 excessive tax for the years
| 1892 and 1892 against sea of sea of section
| IL. T. 113, R. SO, presented and on motion,
| not recommended.
Order for hearing to be had Jan. sth
1895, upon the petition for organization of a
new school district out of sections 81 and 80
in T. ia. R. 81, section 4, the ny of section
5. the seq of section 5, all of section and
the nh of section in T. 113, r. 81, having
been issued and served and whereas at the
said hearing final action was deferred, the
same was again considered and laid over un-
til the regular session converting July sth,
1896
All petitions for appropriation laid over
until the next session for want of funds
Petition for the organization of new
school district out of So of section 81 and %
all of section SGT and %. the ell of section 80
all of sections SO and "a in 7. 11s, R. SO. pre-
sented and on motion notices ordered issued
for hearing at the regular meeting COM
menCing July Sth. 1885,
Application of F. V. Hubbard for refund
ment of - on assessment of certificate
No. 361 rendered void by reason of cancella-
ton of the tax against WE of section 81, T.
10. r. 81, for the year 1890, presented and
on notion recommended.
1t having been shown to the Board that
the amount of school tax levied in school
district No "a. to be extended with the taxes
for the year 1894 was $500 and that the
clerk of said district in making his certificate
to the auditor of tax so would make the sum
appear S647.8O. On motion it was recon-
mended that the school tax aforesaid be adj
justed in accordance with the amount
actually levied
On motion. Board adjourned until O clock
a. m, the following day, Wednesday. April
24:..., 1895,
Board convened at o'clock a. III. -.,erl-
bers all present.
The following bills were audited and on
motion allowed
I D B Barber receiving ballots and SO
niles. 800. :.......... ............S 90
Laird Dornberg, nails. lock, glass
and six spittoons. ................... 50
Geo l. Evans. recording 10 cert of
election NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 90
Same. rec 6 appointments of deputies GO
same. recording bonds ............ 5 rs
B A Ferris. 10 tons coal c. h. and Jail 81 rs
Same. sc m lbs coal c. h. and jail. $50. sc As
Same, ton coal for A. Kidd " 6 so
same 2 tons coalBailey, WEIGH and
Same 2il tons coal strawseil, Kidd "
and MonSon ...................... II IS
Same 4 ton coal tor WEIGH ........... 8 SO
n safkeF sr Race ou Groceries for Kidd SO
WEIGH, Monsell and Redding ....... 81 SO
Levi owen, II Wks board for TesCe "a 90
w F Baker. digging graves Payne
and Monson. ........... .......:.. SOL
Skinner Persons, coffin for Monson - 80
Same. curtains for jail Observation-Disclosures. II IA
E. A Luscher. oil and paint for jail. 8 IS
NJ O Byram, IN days work on jail ...... IA SO
w Dickinson. prem M ms on jail. 40 90
E A Mason, valve & pipe for heating D. / SO
Chas Fletcher, day drawing jury. 3 90
] L Byram. rec bonds, and d, etc. go. 20 As
Geo L Evans,rec town treasurers bond p IS
kuenzH & LuSCher Oil. brOOms etc. ian O5