New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-03-31
present. The board continued to audit

5 ~. u. SchoonMakersN3C Co., grocer
les furnished Mrs. Agnew 1890
p. B. Schoonmaker s. Co., grocer
les furnished Mrs. Grause 2.1O
a. Schwerdtfeger, collecting taxes
at Sleepy Eye and Springfield 5000
"a. schwerdtteger, postage. s. exp go
w. G. Alvin, mucilage, rubber
bands and pencils 2.35.
l.. Ct. Vogel, postage and express $40
"A. steinha,,ser, kilograms IA
Isaac Gallagher, justice fees $50.
. g g 8 48O.
E. B. Hicks, serving warrant and
mileage III, 2.451
E. B. Hicks, serving warrant and
mileage LIS.
p. B. Hicks, serving warrant, mile-
age prisoners to county Jail SIS
E. B. Hicks, serving variant, sub
poena ard mileage 2.65.
Geo. Jacobs, justice fees 1880
e. Wicher ski, blanks 500.
]. j. Green. printing, ads. and sta
tionery bill $500, allowed 600
New Ulm Volksblatt Pub Co.,
3
E. Brandt, printing stationery 1900
L. Buenger, coffin and box for
Aaron Christensen, $1,000, all. 500
After an hours debate on the printers
bills, 1t was resolved 10 lay them over
for tomorrow.
The treasurer's statement of finances
ending March LIST, was read, approved
and ordered filed.
The board authorized chairman Schu-
bert to appear before the City council
and request them to grade the street a.
round courthouse square
A petition for the formation ia joint
school district IN the counties of Brown
and Blue Earth signed by Sebjorn Hell
likron, Martid N. Christensen and others
was granted hearing on the I'd day of
July meeting 1897.
The road petition signed by Milford
and Sigel parties, which was requested
tc be laid over for today was again
brought before the board for further dis
cussion and after a halt hours debate,
they compact to appoint committee of
three to investigate. Comm's Raverty,
Rlchartz and Schubert were elected as
such. .....
1t was resolved to wire the courthouse
wherefore they examined the bids and
finally concluded to award the contrct
to W. E. Kelly of Faribault for $231.S1,
he being the lowest bidder. The vote
was as follows: Yeas: Schubert, Rich
artz and Halverson. Nayes: Raverty and
Augustine.
The chairman and auditor were au-
thorized to enter into contract with w
E. Kelley, he to furnish bond Of $500.
The following changes were ordered
on the poor record. Henry Exner, New
Ulm, cancelled. Lars Doe, New Ulm,
reduced to $500 per month. E. 3, Ben>
net, Golden Gate, to be continued to re-
ceiye $500 per month until further no.
tice.
Communication. igned by r. Lehman,
town clerk, and others of Milford was
read and ordered filed. 49,.
On motion, G. Crosses offer to deed
his property to the county was laid over
for the next regular session.
On motion meeting adjourned to
o'clock A. M. next day.
Saturday, March 21st.
Board met pursuant to adjournment
at o'clock A. NJ. All members present.
The new law granting rewards for
killing wolves was read, but no action
was taken and the matter was laid on
the table to be considered at the ne xt
regular meeting.
On motion the board commenced can
ceiling orders and the total amounts
cancelled of the several funds of orders
paid from Jan. LIST, 1897 to Feb. 9th,
1897 inclusive, was as follows:
Revenue Fund $4717.12
Poor Fund 713.43
Road & Bridge Fund 243.97
School Fund 49,. 1895
Private Red. Fund 6.97
Wolf Bounty 5000
-. " Total 7O16.O3
Resolved that the Chairman s Audi
tor be authorized to look after the nee
essary repairs in the Jail building,
Resolved that if Ed. Precht complies
with the law, the Auditor may issue him
auction license.
The Board with the County Attorney
went into details relating the Printers
Bills, and they were allowed as follows:
81 G Hays, bill $1S9.49, disallowed
$3.50 laid over 1910, allowed 1900
] J Green, bill 7O.28, disallowcd
OCT, laid over 4.53, allowed 56.OS
w r Hodges, bill 70.28, dirallowed
967, laid over Asa; allowed 56.OS
F Wright, bill 7O.28, disallowed
967, laid over 4.53, allowed 56.OS
e Wjcherski, bill 6S.7O, lisall'd
9.f6, laid over 4.53 allowed 54.51
E Wicherski, printing, etc. 5.74
F. Schubert, Co. Com, Fees, Milage
s. Committee service 1920
j. B. Augustin, Co. Conn.,, Fees, Mil
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