The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-01-10
THURSDAY, JANUARY 10, 1895.
(OFFICIAL.)
Proceedings of the Board of Coun-
ty Commissioners.


Auditors office, Redwood Falls, Mimi. Dec
-ember 27,1894-Board convened at 1Oo'cloc
a. M. pursuant to call. Members present.
commissioners Philbrick, Ellington, Arnold
and Schandera.
Petition of Louis w. Larson to be set of
from school district No. 35 to district 60,
presented and on motion ordered that final
hearing be had upon the same at the regular
meeting commencing July 9Th, 1895.
Petition presented for the formation of a
new school district out of sections 2. 8. 1O,11.
IA and Is, in township 40, range SO, the
same being portion of school district No.
81. On motion, ordered that hearing be
had upon the same at the regular meeting
commencing July 8th 1895.
Petition presented for the organization of
new school district out of sections 20. %,
%, 80. 81 and 80 in township Ill. range 81
On motion. ordered that hearing be had
upon the same at the regular session July
Sth. 1895.
Petition of Saren Jensen. Chris. Yam and
John Schones, to be set Off from school dis
trict No sc to district II. On motion, not
entertained, for the reason that petition
does not comply with requirments of law.
On motion Board adjourned until l O'Clock
p. IN.
Board convened at l O'Clock p. m. Men,
bers present commissioners Philbrick. Bill
lington. Arnold, Schandera and Pease.
Petition for the location of a county road
running as follows: Beginning at ne corner
of section 5. T. 112, r. 81, and running west
one mile presented and on motion. not
considered. for the reason that same does
not come within the jurisdiction of the
Board.
The following resolution was presented
and adopted by the Board: Whereas the at
tention of the county commissioners has
been called to the probable unconstitutional
ity of the law requiring the County Auditor
to pay bills of court cost issued by the
municipal court of the city of Redwood Falls
it is therefore resolved that the County
Auditor be requested not to pay any more
bills issued by said court without same be-
ing first passed upon by this board.
Board adjourned until O'Clock a. m, the
following day.
Dec. 2Sth. 1S94-BOard convened at y
o. clock a. m. members all present
Bill of W. p Huntington for premium on
$1,000, insurance on Jail presented in amount
of $40 Cn motion. allowed and Auditor
authorized to draw his warrant in payment
of same.
Bill of j. B. Robinson & Co. for premium on
$4,000 insurance on Jail presented in amount
of $40. On motion, allowed and Auditor
authorized to draw his warrant in payment
of same.
Bill of F. 1. Gleason & Co. for premium on
$4,000. insurance on Jail presented in amount
of $40 On motion, allowed and Auditor
authorized to draw his warrant in payment
of same.
On motion. the Auditor was instructed to
place $4,000 insurance on Jail with H. A.
Baldwin agent, and authorized to draw his
warrant for $40 in payment of premium
thereon for three years.
Bill of F. I. Gleason & Co., for premium on
$1,000. insurance on poor farm buildings,
$4,000. insurance on furniture in court
house presented in amount of $51.OO. On
notion allowed and Auditor authorized to
draw his warrant in payment of same.
The following resolution was presented
and adopted: Resolved, that in computing
mileage for jurors and witnesses who attend
district court the clerk of court be and is
hereby instructed to compute the same &C
cording to the most direct route of travel,
except otherwise ordered by the court
The following resolution was presented
and adopted; Resolved, that it is the sense
of this Board that the Offices of the county
court house shall not be occupied or used for
offices other than for county purposes.
The petition for the organization of new
school district out of a portion of school dis
trict No. Is was again taken up by the Board
and laid over until Jan. 9Th. 1895.
Board adjourned until 9 o'clock the follow
ing day.
December 29th, 1S94-Board convened at
9oclock a. m, members all present.
On motion, the county Auditor was in
structed to draw his warrant for $3O9.85 in
favor of Architect E. p. Bassford, the same
being for plans, details and specifications for
Jail and jailor's residence.
On motion the following bills were allowed:
DL Bigham, 61s is sur. road south
b Ferris. 500 lbs. coal for j Pollak 1.65
kuenzi Luscher, oil and matches
for court house. 4.2C
Geo L Evans, rec. appointments of
dep. sherifs .............. 2.75
Emil Kuenzh cash pd. for postage
Mary Duscher, bd Mrs. Turner, I6
weeks and days Observation-Disclosures. 34.21
Jas Pugh con. C. water with Jail etc 1.SG
F Thompson. con. city water with
court house, pipe, glass etc.. 1880
sheriff, State VS. Madigan ..... 1884
E "A Luscher. stationary for offices SOC
Same, medicine for John Anderson $50
DR. L Crandall, inquest. body of
McElhany ...... 1880
Josiah Fadden, goods furnished Mrs.
Bliss, Jennie Redding and child. 1915
MO Byram, putting up two storm
windows in court room minimum. 800
Mary Duscher, goods furnished Mrs.
Turner ............. ...... 1863;
J L Byram. clerks fees, IL Cases. los. II
BueChner, grOc. furnished VIM.
E Smith and COhn. 7.9;
Geo Lechner, Oil, matches, brooms go
ChaS Fleisher, canvasSing election
returns and miles .............. S.91
H. Anderson, canvassing election
returns .................. S.3l
Nicholas Eischen, CanvaSsing cleo
ton returns and % miles. ........ I'LL
FW Phibrick, can. cleo returnS.... 8.3l
j DeGrOat, wit. State vs. Monroe. 3.2(
Chas Fleischer, drawing grand and
petit jurors, day. ................. 3.O(
Peter ROmness, 8 meals for prisoner.
Olson court fees St. VS.. Mclean 1T!
DR. P Gibson, prof. visits to Sum-
mers and medicine. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 4.5(
Same, 2 visits dressing lego Larson 2O.O(
Same, 8 g to Annie Nelson (dip, 16.O(
Everett wit fees State vs. Dav-
is. day and 6 miles. .............. 1.3'