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

COUNTY OMllISSIOEE
Procedures Of Last Wesk's Special Ses-
sion.
The count COM ifsiioners met pursn-
ant TO smajo rity call at the court mouse
on the 18th Of May at 10 O'Clock IN the
morning.
It was first agreed to drive to the Cot
tonwood river and examine into repairs
needed on and about the Metzen bridge
and then adjourn to o'clock in the af-
ternoon.
The Board met pursuant to adjourn
5ment at5s2 o'clock, p. m. All we're pres
ent.
On motion agreed, that the county as
sumo the charges Of st. Alexander Hos
Ipital for treating Louisa Tschoepel, q
MINOR orphan child and destitute.
Agreed to recommend to State Audi
tor 1efundment Of personal taxes to VIM.
Engel Of Sigel town.
Agreed to allow Eliza Schraeck here.
after IS per month; VIM. Bartl, $4.75
for June and July John Macho, So per
month; Julius Hallig and family $6 per
month; Mrs. August TornoW, 81 per
month out Of the poor fund; they all be-
ing destitute and unable to support
themselves.
Agreed to grant the town of Cotton
wood $175 out Of the Road and Bridge
Fund, whenever available, to assist in
building 2 bridges across the Little Cot
.tonwood river, said amount to be paid
to treasurer of said town on recommen-
dation of resident County Commissioner,
when said bridges are completed.
Agreed that the County Commissioners
sell to the city Of New Ulm the furnl-
ture in old Court hall, excepting file
case and one certain table, for $40.
Agreed that the bid of Hirsch s. Luet-
jen, SAT-, for pointing and painting the
exterior of the Court house according to
certain specifications, is hereby accepted,
they to furnish all necessary material,
enter into an agreement and give bond
in the amount of $500 for the faithful
performance of the job.
The request of Bernard Marschner to
have the use of the Court room on We'd
nesday evening, June 10th, 1896, for a
lecture by Mrs. Lease was granted, the
room to be left in the same good order,
as when found.
Agreed that E. G. Koch, be author
lied to see Jacob Macho in regard to
fare for his mother and sisters to Cleve-
land. Ohio, where they now wish to go
to, but have not the means.
The petition of Martin Flogstad and
others for the formation of new School
District out of part of Brown and Wa
tonwan counties was rejected.
On motion the Board adjourned to 8
o'clock, Tuesday, May, 10.
The Board met pursuant to adjourn.
ment at 9 o'clock a. m. All present.
Application being made by N. Hen.
ingsen, F. Crone, VIM. Pfaender, J
Zangl and ]. B. Karl to buy or redeem
certain tax lots in the city of New Uln
for the taxes and costs, abating interest
said applications were recommended t.
the State Auditor.
The delinquent personal property tal
list was examined into and ordered CIV
en- to the Sheriff for collection.
On motion the Board adjourned to
o'clock p. m.
The board met pursuant to adjourn
ment at o'clock. All present.
Agreed to allow Mrs. Ellen Agney
$1.9O and Mrs. Matilda Nehls $3.50 GU
| of the poor fund.
On motion the board proceeded to au
dit bills: The bill of W. r. Hodges
$438.57 for County printing, being be
fore the Board II. G. Hays objected
same on account of overcharges and NOR
particularly because it was not a legs
charge against the County. After fe,
hours Of legal wrangle by Attorneys, th
Board agreed to allow $394.72 and di.
allow $43.85.
The Board then continued to aud
and allow the following bills:
Pioneer Press Co., blanks for Au-
a ss$$5 OlIOf.. :. :. d D
Pioneer Press Co. blanks for Treas
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