The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1897-07-22

two remonstrances against said petition, the
same was not considered for the best inter-
ests of the school district and on motion the
same was not granted,
Board proceeded to and did check up and
count the funds in the hands and under con-
troll of the county treasurer and made state
ment as follows:
I'VE, the undersigned Board Of County
Commissioners of Redwood county did on
the above given date in regular session
examine the records of the auditor and
treasurer as by law required and upon
examining the funds in the hands and under
control of the county treasurer we find as
follows:
Deposited in Bank Of Redwood Els s7,157.97
:. Redwood County Bank s,O11.57
:. list National of Tracy. 1904. 90
Citizens State Bank of
Deposited in State Bank Of Spring ~ -
Deposited in State Bank Of Morgan 1853 os So
Cash. 41.48
Orders not charged ............. 951.I
Contingent expense. 27.64
p, O. money orders ................. 25O.56
s44,95144
I'VE hereby certify that the above given
amount agrees with the balance charged to
the county treasurer as appears from the
auditors records.
On motion Board adjourned until o'clock
a. M, the following day.
Wednesday. July 14th, 1897, Board con-
vened at o'clock a. M, members all present.
On motion the appropriation of $225.OO
made to aid the township of Redwood Falls
in building bridge across the Redwood
river on west line OF section 18, T. 112, R,
&c. was recinded.
On motion the Board resolved to rebuild
the bridge across theaRedwood river, located
on the west line of section Is, T. 112, R. &c.
and the sum of S4OO was appropriated for
that purpose.
The Board made contract with S. NJ
Hewitt to rebuild bridge across the Redwood
river, located on west line of section 1S, T.
112, R. SO, for the sum of $4OO, said bridge
| to be 100 feet long spans, all joints to be of
new material and 10 lines of said joints and
railing to be duplicated of material from old
bridge, stand and rail to be painted two
coats and the bridge to be raised feet
| higher than old bridge. Said bridge to have
one roadway 16 feet wide. Said bridge to be
completed on or before September 1, 1897,
and to be in accordance with plans presented
| and now on file. Commissioner Sloan was
| appointed a committe on said work.
The Board proceeded to and did examine
the orders and warrants paid since the
| regular January session and found them
| duly cancelled, correct and to agree with
auditors register of orders paid
! Sherif's list of uncollected personal prop
ert v tay for he wear 9Q6 nraSanted he
| with treasurer's certificate, showing that
the amount collected had been paid into the
county treasury. The Board received said
list and ordered tax collections issued as fol-
lows:
D Dickinson & Son, Rdw'd F'ls city 53.19
John Bremen, Three Lakes. ........... Sill
Huron Mfg; co, Charlestown...".... a02
Edward D Cole. Springdale. .......... 34.16
All other orders stricken off the list
Board proceeded to and did estimate the
expenses of the county for the ensuing year
as follows:
Salaries of county officers 100000
District court expenses ............. 100000
Sherifr, clerk and registers fees. 1,7oo.oo
Colnty printing and stationery. 10000
UnClaSSited. ......................... 10000
Roads and bridges. Observation-Disclosures. 100000
FOOr Observation-Disclosures. ............ 1,UOU.OO
Jail bond Observation-Disclosures. 10000
Jail bond intesest. Observation-Disclosures. 10000
Railroad bond and interest. ........ 100000
S22,5OO.OO
The following resolution was presented
and adopted: Resolved, that to provide for
payment of the expenses of the county there
be and is hereby levied upon the taxable
property of the county for the ensuing year
as follows
For revenue purposes ..............S 100000
For poor expenditures. ............ 100000
For road and bridges .............. 100000
For Jail bonds and interest ....... 100000
For railroad bonds and interest. 100000
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s22,5OO.oO
On motion it was ordered that a one mill
70 he nd ic haH o6,,l fbo Ill