New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-05-27

ment at g. CLOCK. All present.
On motion the Board continued to
audit and allow bills as follows:
Isaac Gallagher, Justice fees. IS 8 10
g :. 9 so
6 6 g. 2 10
g . E s 2 10
8 "...... IS
s 6 g 6. 80
IS g I" ." 715
Ernst Brandt 20.
!. !" g : g. q IS.
6 6 witness fees. 70
g g printing. 725
E B Hicks constable fees$6.6O al
lowed. .......o.... 5 go
E b Hicks constable fees $12. 80
allowed .............,.. II 80
g B Hicks constable fees. I 95
7" 6 g s: "........ 400.
p Bertrand, postage, freight
ana express. 3 ~
Fred Pfaender, recording bonds
and listing mortgages. 49,. 81 90
Fred Pfaender, copying "a plats. IS 90
John Larson, copying delinquent
tax list. ~ 80
Mrs. Lena Otterholm, boarding
Amanda Niebauer. ......... 20 rs
Mrs. Lena Otterholm, boarding
John Gaynor. 21 80
Jos Flor, boarding Carl Glauser.. 2 SO
Louis BueHger, coffin etc for Aug
TornOw. ........... 10
Charlotte Brown, nursing Mrs.
Edith Reeves. sick 20 90
] B AUGUSTINE for money advanced
forLyon Co pauper in Spring
field. 81 20
James j Green, printing and
publishing. ........ ....... IA 81
Charles Stoll, fue cleaner for jan $780,.
1tOr. . W.
The bills of E. B. Hicks for $500;
N. n. Anstett for $3.50; August Wenzel
for $1.1s; Wolfgang schm1d for $1.12;
Julius Rick for $1.12, were laid over
for correction and information.
On motion it was agreed to- grant fer
ry license to Charles Cummings for
years at $500 per year, he to give bond
to the county commissioners in the sum
of $4,000, conditioning the running of
of said ferry according to law. 49,.
/ The applications of John G. Rudolph
and P. D. Raverty to redeem or buy GER
tain timber lots in the towns of Milford
and Home respectively for the taxes and
costs, abating interest, were recommend.
ed to the state auditor for approval.
| Agreed that the committees on the
Metzen and Alvin bridges be authorized
to have the retaining wall and 70 feet
of tresle taken down on the west side Of
the Metzen bridge, the retaining wall tt
be rebuilt 70 feet nearer the bridge and tt
have 100 feet of trestle taken down OF
the southeast side of said bridge anC
then to replace said tresle taken dowl
with proper and solid earthen beds ant
also to have both bridges properly re-
paired. The south end of the Alwil
briage is tt, be taken down as far as tn
last piles near the bridge and then t
have iron or steel posts resting on soil,
white oak sllls 12x12 and 16ft. long il
place of part taken down.
Agreed to allow Carolina Zieske $50
per month and Robert Michailis and fam
lily $500 per month out Of the poor fund
On motion the board adjourned to /
J 80 o'clock p. m.
The board met pursuant to adjourn
; ment at i 80 p. M. All present.
Agreed that the auditor purchase th
decisions Of the supreme courtin cor
4 densed form for the Office Of the cou1
commissioner.
o Agreed to audit and allow the follow
0 ing bills:
S E e Koch, Co. Com. fees and
mileage $$24 3
S Clement Halverson, Co. Com !. fees
and mileage. :. ]. 3. 3. 81 g
OH G Hillesheim, Co. Com fees j /
and milage Il 8
oil p p Raverty, Co. CONS fees and
mileage -. -. !. - 3 IT 4
81 u B Augustine, Go. CONS fees
and mileage ]. q -
& On motion the board adjourned wit
ont day.
WANTED, 10 MEN
5 To solicit orders for hardy nursery stoc
10 ornamental trees and shrubs; both 81
and country work. Big pay steai
|8 work good territory near home.
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