New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-01-19

i Thursday, Jan, 9th.
Tie board met pursuant to adjourn
ment at 9 o'clock a. m. All members
present. IT,. r..
Statements of fees from the different
county officers for the year, 1897, we're
read and ordered filed. x.
The board, on motion, proceeded to
select 70 persons, qualified to serve as
grand jurors, and 70 persons, qualified
to serve as petit jurors, at the next term
of the district court for Brown county.
Said list of jurors was certified to and
filed with the county auditor.
On motion meeting adjourned to two
o'clock p. m.
Afternoon Session.
The board met pursuant to adjourn
ment at 2 o'clock p. III.
The financial statement of the county
for 1897 was read, approved and ordered
published. 1t was further resolved to
have the same published in accordance
with the copy furnished by the state
auditor.
The report of the Board of Audit was
read and ordered fled
The applications of Otto Schell, VIM.
Pfaender, Harvey H. Catlin, Wenzel
Richter and Jos. P. Vogel to purchase
certain tax lots for the amount of taxes
due received the approval of the board
and were recommended to the state
auditor.
On motion meeting adjourned to 8
| O'Clock a. M next day.
Friday, Jan. 18th.
The board met pursuant to adjourn
ment at o'clock a. IN. All members
present.
Supt. of Schools Runck asked for per-
lecturing purposes during the summer
school sessions to be held here in July,
and the request was granted.
The report of the grand jury was read
and ordered filed.
The report of the chairman and audi
tor, as purchasing committee for 1897,
was read and ordered filed.
The report Of Commissioner Raverty
on Poor Farm was read and ordered
filed. He also reported that he had
rented the Poor Farm to P. Schiller for
1898 on same conditions as last year,
the income from last years rental being
$1OO.75.
The report of Commissioner Angus
tine, notifying the board Of the compile
ton of the Coal Mine Creek Bridge III
North Star, was read and approved.
Coroner Rothenburg notified the board !
of the resignation of J. W. B. Welcome
as deputy coroner and of the appoint
ment as his successor of DR.. J. w. B.
Welcome Jr. The report received the
approval of the board, the new deputy
to furnish a bond in the sum of $500.
The following bills were audited and |
ordered paid:
Wenzel Kettner, two hours
work on Metzen bridge, 80
VIM. Pfaender, insurance on
Jail building, 5000
J. F. Neumann, 5 cords of
oak wood for Jail building, 1915
Hogan, Alex & Reuter-, lay
ing sidewalk, 25.OOl
Carl F. Mueller, placing wall
doors in basement 9.35
j. F. Neumann, two cords of oak
wood for court house janitor, 1850
H. Nagel, thirty tons lump coal
and work. 95.75I
Franz Prokosch, grading north
side of square, a.62I
Chas. Rolloh, repairing court
house roof, 4,5OI
FIR. Vogel, cutting grass on square, 1926
Bingham Bros, thirty tons of
lump coal and work, 95.5Ol
Jos. A. Herbeck, carrying coal
during basement fire, 1901
John Daut, scavenger work, 1850 !
John Baru, graveling square, 4.O0|
Alex, Hogan & Reuter-, lumber
for sidewalk, 1911
H. Nagel, wood for courthouse, 1925
Jos. Vogel, " 7.OOl
Maggie Anderson, jail matron,
2s days, 1901
VIM. Aab, tax calculation frame 5.OOI
P. d. Raverty, taking minor child
to OwatonDa Schol. 1924
St. Alexander Hospital, nursing
and boarding Anna Hegler, 1000
St. Alex. Hospital, nursing and
boarding A. Hummel, lOO.l3I
St. Alex. Hospital, nursing and
boarding John Bonner 26.4Ol
Nagel & Co., contract north side
stone wall $500
Jacob Petry, repairs in courthouse 2.25
A. J. Vogel, lumber for CUTTERS,
sidewalk and coal chests, 6.71
Oh. Filzen, cutting grass and ! cord
stone for side walk purposes, ATS
City of New Ulm, filling side
walk along square, 5.OO|
L. Buenger, collins for A. Hummel
and M. Buder and costs, 1900
P. Steffel, digging grave for
A. Hummel, 3.OO|
Eleanore Burke, nursing Mrs.
Reeves, a pauper, 100