New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-01-22
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sure the furniture in new court house 70,
50, 900.
On motion the following resolution
was agreed to:
Resolved that sealed bids will be re-
ceiyed at the county auditors office on
or before Monday, May 18th, 1896. fol
the work and material requifed in the
painting, pointing up and oiling the ex.
terror wood work Of the Brown County
Court house at New Ulm, Minnesota.
The successful bidder will be asked to
give bonds for the faithful performance
of the job, and the county commission.
ers reserve the right to reject any or all
bids specifications may be seen at the
auditors office.
On motion the board adjourned to
o'clock a. m. Friday.
The board met pursuant to adjourn
ment at 9 o'clock, a. m. All present.
County Treasurer Burg was requested
to collect personal property taxes two
days each at Sleepy Eye and Springfield
during February 1896 and publish notice
OF dates in the Sleepy Eye Herald and
Springfield Advance. ~
The board on motion proceeded to Sc
lect 70 persons qualified 20 serve as
grand jurors and 70 persons qualified to
serve as petit Jurors at terms of the dis
trict court of Brown county. Said list
of jurors were certified to and filed witt.
clerk of court.
The following bonds of banks desis-
mated as county repositories were APP
proved and ordered filed with the coun-
ty treasurer.
Citizens Bank, New Ulm, 100000 90
Brown CoBank, New Ulm 10000 90
Merchants Bank, Sleepy Eye $4,000 90
State Bank, Sleepy Eye $4,000 90
State Bank, Springfield 10000 90
The bond Of the Citizens Bank of
Springfield, when being legally drawn
and presented, is to be approved and
signed by the chairman Of the county
commissioners and the auditor.
The county auditor is hereby request
to present bill to r dwood county for
expenses incurred in supporting Mrs.
Thomas, late of Redwood county.
On motion the board agreed that their
chairman have a guardian appointed for
Carl CLEANSER, incompetent, having been
and likely to again become a county
charge, also to have an administrator
appointed for the estate Of Burton Hop
kins, deceased. he having been county
charge at the school for detectives at
Faribault.
On motion agreed that St. Alexander
hospital and grounds he hereafter exempt
from taxation provided that the manage
ment pay the taxes now charged.
Agreed that the firm of Geo. D. Bar
nard & Co., furnish a plat book, 21x32
inches, full leather binding, and also a
file case for the Office OF the register of
deeds at cost net to exceed $21,5O and
$42,25 respectively
The petition of VIM. Pfaender, N.
Henningsen and John Lind for recon-.
mediation to the state auditor in the pur-
chase of certain lots in New Uln for 20
per cent of the taxes, penalties, costs and
interest was laid over.
The financial statement of the year
1895 was approved and ordered publish
ed, -
Upon reading resolution presented
to the beard of county commissioners by
the council of the city of New Ulm and
duly considering same, it was 1e-
solved that the prayer of the
council of the city of New
Ulm is hereby granted and that pcsses-
sion Of the old court room of the county
Jail building be surrendered to said city
forthwith for municipal purposes, and
the balance of the upper story of said
Jail building on January LIST 1897; reso-
lved further, that said city be authorized
and empowered to make and perfect an
outside entrance to said upper story and
that said city of New Ulm keep the roof
of said building and upper story in re-
pair during the occupancy of same.
Agreed that the register of deeds pre-
pare copies of certain "a old plats in his
Office into new plat book ordered for
that purpose at cost not to exceed $75,
The following bills were allowed: =.
Z G Koch, fees and mileage so 80
Clement Halverspn i" 81 40
III Ct Hillesheim 6 47 20
P D Raverty g So SO
Jos B Augustine i" % 20
On motion the board adjourned with