New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-07-21
TIE COUNTY IA THEIRS.
They Continue in Session Four Days and
Transact Routine Business.

Inc Board OF county Commissioners
of Brown county, Mimi, met at their Of
flee in the courthouse, pursuant to law.
Monday, July 18th, 1897. f. Schubert,
P.D. Raverty. J. B. Augustin, G. Hal.
versen and A. Richartz were all present.
Chairman Schubert called the meeting
to.crder.
a petition Of Olof Wallin to be set
of with his lands from School District
No. 20 was upon motion granted hear
ing on the End day Of the next January
session.
a petition Of Peter Norel to be set Of
with his lands from School District No.
~ to School District No. 70 was upon
motion granted q hearing on the End
day of the next January session. E
A petition, signed By the supervisors
OF the town Of Lake Hanska, asking for
assistance to build a bridge across the
outlet Of Lake Hanska in Section SO Of
said town, was received, and, upon re-
commentator of Commissioner Halver-
son, it was resolved to appropriate 800
for this purpose, same to be paid when
money is available in the County Road
and Bridge fund.
On motion meeting adjourned to
O'Clock p. m.
Afternoon Session.
Board met pursuant to adjournment
at O'Clock p. m.
The following alterations were entered
upon the poor record: E. B. Bennett
Golden Gate, raised from 81 to $40 pei
month, commencing July 1, 1897; VIM,
Bartl, New Ulm, reduced from "a to %
per month; Frsdricka Radsch, Golden
Gate, raised from $3 to 81 per month
It was agreed to allow Aug. Stock, New
Ulm, 81; Wolfgang Fusner, New Ulm,
80 from July LIST; Mrs. Kumm, New
Ulm, IS per month; Mary Olson and
mother of Linden, $40 per month, COM
mencing July 1, 1897, they all being
destitute and unable to support them.
selves; Mary Martinka, New Ulm, re.
duced from 81 to So per month; Mrs. E.
Hesse, New Ulm, allowed So PEI month
until further notice; Christian Madsen,
Sleepy Eye, allowed IS per month until
further order; Mrs. Buder, New Ulm,
raised from IS to 81 per month; Geo.
Schottcnbauer, New Ulm, raised from
So to IS per month. -
Upon request of the Alvin and Metzen
bridge committee the Board drove to the
above named bridges to examine into
the different repairs ordered and con.
tracted for during the summer, ANA upon
their return the report Of Chairman
Schubert and Commissioner Halver.
son, committee on repairs for said
bridges, was accepted, approved and
ordered filed.
A petition signed by the Chairmen OF
Home and Eden and the Town Clerk OF
Prairieville for repairs and improve.
ments on the public highway over town
line between Sections 10 and "a and be.
tween the towns of Home and Prairle-
vile was received, and upon recommen-
dalton of Commissioner Raverty it was
resolved to appropriate 500 for said
purpose, same to be paid to the town OF
Eden when money is available in the
County Road and Bridge fund.
On motion the meeting adjourned to
q. m. tomorrow.
Tuesday, July 18th. IS
Board me, pursuant to adjournment
at 9 o'clock a. m.
It was ordered to accept the settle
ment between Anna Wa1tha and Chas.
Hornburg Jr. and the bond was ordered
fled. 2
Geo. Graft appeared before the Board,
asking for refundment of $40 to each of
those candidates on the fusion ticket
Who paid the double fee in the last cam
paign, but after 9 lengthy discussion,
the request was denied by the following
vote: Nays, CONS. Schubert, Richartz
and Raverty ayes, CONS. Augustine and
Halverson.
Jos. A. Eckstein, who had been APP
pointed administrator for Carl Klaus,
appeared before the Board, and reported
that he had investigated into the matter
Of the above named party and finds that
he possesses 40 acres Of land near Duluth;
he accordingly asked for advice as to the
disposition of said land, and the Board
gave him authority tc dispose OF same
and settle all claims.
On motion, meeting adjourned to 2
O'clock p. m.
Afternoon Session.