New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-07-20

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Gus funds being as follows: #44=4
County Revenue S 7,O8S.8e
County Poor -..z. 1,S94.3s
County Road and Bridge s 981.61
General School Fund s2,74s.4s
Town Fund 17,755.1s
Private Redemption Find 1885,
Courthouse Fund ... - ! 46.11
County Refundment Orders $685.
Total $60,254.6f
On motion the board adjourned til
2 o'clock p. m. ~>% l.. ~
Afternoon Session. .. ~
| The board met pursuant to adjourn
ment at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, will
all members present. s. =. A.
The petition of Alex Wa1bel to have
the south half Of the southeast quarter
of Section 80 in Township 100, Range
81, set off from School District No. 6e
to School District No. IS was granted 8
hearing on the second day of the Janu
! ary session in 1899. .-.- liz
The petition of Fritz Winkelmann to
be set off from District II to District
a. was rejected. = &#& Z
81 The petition of August Bruess to be
set off from District 80 to District A was
also rejected. -
The same action was taken on the Pc
titions of F. Frebis to be set off from
District 10 to District a., 4--Adam
Junger to be set off from District 10 to
District A and of Otto Mielke to be set
off from District 10 to District A.
The following bills were rejected by
tie board:
Bills of Herman Klebund for $2.6S, of
Otto Mielke for $2.68, of Chas. Schu-
macAer for $1.6O and of Julius Brambo
for 1920, because they did not constitute
legal charge, and of Gustav Fischer
for SLIP because the bill did not show
that he was witness for,the state.
Bids for furnishing 80 tons of Center
| Vile lump coal for the court: house for
the ensuing year were then taken up and
opened. The bid of Bingham Bros. "to
! deliver at the Brown county courthouse
on or before October 1st, 1898, eighty
tons of Centerville lump coal at So per
| ton," was accepted, said bid being the
| lowest. The auditor was authorized to
issue a warrant for the amount when the
coal is delivered according to contract.
On motion, the board adjourned till
9 O'Clock a. m. of the following day.
Tuesdays Session,
The board met pursuant to adjourn
ment at o'clock Thursday morning.
Sealed bids for the county physician
ships were then opened and found to be
as follows: @@>-.s / q.
For the first district: L. A. Fritsche,
1904; J. B. Hlrsch, $59S; &C. Stricken
$472. DR.. Strickler's bid beng the low
est, it was accepted. s..... ~. g..
For the second district: J. WEB.
Welcome ST., $500; ]. w. B. Welcome
Jr., $3.50; j. Kilbride, $780,, The bid
of DR.. J. W. B. Welcome being the low.
est and satisfactory in its terms it was
accepted. A.. .sa~.. H.. !. (
Fer the third district: j. G.. Rothen-
burg, $153; Thos. sullivan,s$15o. DR..
Sullivan's bid being lowest and satisfac-
tory, it was accepted. !.
The terms of Office of the county ply
sicians are to extend from August 1st
1898, to August 1st, 1899
The following resolution was adopted
| by the board: Resolved that the janito1
of the court house, Peter Jos. Schmitz,
be continued in service at the samessal-
airy he is now receiving as long a. the
board of county commissi toner's are salts.
| fed with his work. The following esti.
mate for levy Of county taxes for the
ensuing year was then submitted by the
county auditor, through Ole Jorgenson
deputy: .5
For the county revenue fund $4,000
For the county poor fund 5000
For the road and bridge fund 1900
On motion the auditors estimate was
accepted and the above amounts ordered
levied on the tax books of 1898. %
Commissioner Schubert moved The
adoption Of the 70 flowing resolution:
Resolved that a bridge over the Cot
tonwood river on the county road neal
/ Anton Richartz's place shall be built a.
soon as the finances Of the county road
and bridge fund will allow it.
The ayes and noes were called on this
resolution with the following result
Yeas, Fr. Schubert and Anton Rich,
artz;; no, Clement HalyoTsen, Jos. Aug,