Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1898-07-20

was CduCclleu Dy reason OF CQ0
sheriff being unable to collect it:
4, Andrew Nelson, $e:4s; Joseph W. LAWYER,
$4.97; Solomon solomonson, SIZE; A. sa-
Peterson, $. "a; Christ. Aason, 500; A. T.
Hludsons $50; Mrs: S !. Poster, $.12; Albert
1Flgnn. ST d. Peter e KrePs SO John Ii.
John swangenbus. $1.0o; c. Cushman,
zSn 81; q F1ene swens9n, $a14; John
ann en- La ~ $2.eS; !; P: Arnold. $3.50;
W W lila! & Davies, 1921; H; $; Wakeman
$.22; Madvig & Wells, $.S5; lanes Mott
$s;s5; Mrs: Louisa kraes, $;22: F. c: Hardy.
Pstsr Erickson, SIS; BENZ. Davis, $:o7; J. H.
Berg, $.73; Mrs. A. T. Bogart, 1897.
On motion recess WAS taken
until S:3O O'Clock a. m, JUL ID,
1898.
July 18th, 1898.
The board met at $50 O'Clock
a. m, all members present.
On motion the following reso-
luton was adopted:
Whereas, the reports of delinquent road
taxes from the town clerks. sometimes con-
tain delinquent road taxes levied upon per-
sonal property assessment of parties who
have left the county, and whereas. such de-
inquent road taxes invariably incur expens-
es to the county. therefore be it resolved, by
the board of county commissioners of Kan
diyohi County, that the auditor be and he is
hereby authorized and instructed to leave
out from the list of personal property assess
ments to town clerks, also from delinquent
road tax list from town clerks, such names
of parties who have left the county, as ascer-
tanned from the sheriff's list of unsolicited
personal property taxes.
Moved and seconded that CON-
missioner 6. c. Haines be ap-
pointed to act together with civ
il engineer Fink in inspecting
Foot Lake road and bridge.
The motion was carried by the
following vote: Ayes: Smithson,
Quist, Skoglund and Flygare;
Noes: Haines.
Upon request Of Inspector &. C.
Haines and Civil Engineer Fink,
the members of the board accom-
panied them in inspecting the
said Foot Lake Road, and re-
cess was taken for that purpose.
The board met after recess; all
members present.
On motion, resolved, that the
sum OF $4,000 be and the same
is hereby appropriated out OF the
County Revenue Fund for inci-
dental expenses, such as postage,
express, freight, drayage, etc.
On motion, Commissioners A .
J. Smithson and z. Skoglund
were appointed fuel committee.
On motion a recess was taken
until 1:30 O'Clock p. m.
The board met at 100 o'clock,
all members present. Thefollow-
ing was On motion adopted: Re-
solved that the sum of $4,000
or so much thereof as necessary,
be and the same is hereby set
aside out of the county revenue
fund to pay for fifty tous Of coal
for the court house and jail, and
that the county auditor is here
by authorized to draw his war
rant on said fund in favor OF the
party delivering the coal. Pro-
vided, that such warrant shall
not be issued except on the writ
ten order of the fuel committee,
and not until thirty days have
elapsed after the coal has been
accepted by the fuel committee.
The board proceeded to open
bids for printing county ballots.
Bid Of James A. Wharton, pro-
prietor OF the Willmar Weekly
Argus, whereby he for consider
alton of the sum of $500, per
thousand agrees to print, furnish
and deliver the official ballots
for the county of Kandiyohi, for
the Yearsl 1913 was accept ed and:
bond fixed az $200. 90
Ipplicat ion Of Jonas q Mon
son for aucti oneer's license, was.
presented and on motion era
ed sszsssss;'ssss
ppliiea ton sc toun board 81
town 81 ~ illtl,ar 81 an appro-
Ipriaattiion from county road and
bridge fund was present ed, read:
and conside Tered and on motion
the same was granted in the sum
Of $4,000; provided, that the
town board shall expend this ap-
nr,oDriation under the direction
Of q committee appointed BY
this board and that the money
So appropriated shall not be
paid tO the town treasurer until
said COMMITTEES shall have filed
an Ia accept ance Of the work with
the county audito