The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1899-01-13
ant to adjournment, all members

others for the change Of a public high
way in the town of Garden CITY was
considered and, on motion, road Or
der granting the petition was unani
mously adopted, as per pages $50, Com
missioners' Record E.
The application of Joseph Salfer for
refunding of part of 1897 tax on 80 it..
OF lot seyen, block eight, Waite &
Roelfson's addition to the city of Man.
kato, on an illegal valuation of 1866 for
structure. was received and, upon mo-
ton, said application was approved and
ordered sent to the state auditor for his
approval.
The application of T. A Price for re-
funding of part of 1897 tax on lot seven
OF Pelton's sub div. of part of sw of
Sc /, sec. ID, 108, + 81, city of Mankato,
on an illegal valuation sfor structure,
was received and, upon motion, said ap-
pfication was approved and ordered
| sent to the state auditor for his ap-
proval,
| Com Killmer offered the following
resolution, which was unanimously
adopted:
Whereas, Application of the board
of supervisors of Pleasant Mound and
Ceresco towns. asking for an appropria-
ton OF $3.50 for the building of an iron
bridge over Perch creek on the county
road on town line, sec. 5, Pleasant
Mound. and sec. 80, Ceresco, has been
received, be it
| Resolved, That the sum of $500 is
hereby appropriated out of any money
in the county treasury belonging to the
road and bridge fund to aid in the
building of an iron bridge on a county
road on town line, sec 5, Pleasant
Mound, and sec. 80, Ceresco as follows
$3.50 to the town of Pleasant Mound, and
$3.50 to the town of Ceresco; said appro
priation being made according to sec
ton 10, general laws of 1891.
On motion, board adjourned to 80
p. m.
Board met 1 80 p m persuant to ad-
journment, all members present.
The bond of w. L. Bradshaw, deputy
coroner, with Benedict Bangerter Jr
and James A. Ewing as sureties, was,
on motion, approved.
| The bond of II L. Hughes, clerk of
probate, Peter Lloyd and Thos. Y.
Davis, as sureties, was on motion, ap-
proved.
Wood bids were opened. as follows:
Guy Ford, so cords of dry elm or poplar,
Guy Ford so cords of oak Der cord as
Geo Scheurer, % cords elm or Eastwood,
per cOr0. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 2.45
D J Severance, Is cords green red oak, per
D ] Severance, Is cords dry soft Eastwood, '
per cord .............. ................. 275
| Mike Held 81 cords dry elm, per cord w 2 so
Peter Ulmen, rs cords dry oak. ........... $40
VIM Doran, 30 cords dry soft wood, per
| cord ....................... $50
VIM Doran, 5 cords dry oak, per cord. 400
NJ Shannahan, rs cords dry elm, per
M shannahan, 10 cords dry oak and ash,
Joseph Kern, 10 cords dry maple, per w
Joseph Kern, Is cords dry Eastwood, per
Philip Dank, 100 cords dry maple, per 0
Philip Dank 50 cords dry Eastwood, per
oW Fletcher. 50 cords dry soft wood, "'''
Geo W. Fletcher, 20 cords dry oak, per . ~
Adam Arnold. so cords dry mixed wood, o0
Adam Arnold, so cords dry maple, per ~
cord. ......................,.. 4.75
| Young Bros, 10 cords dry oak, per cord... 3.45
cord ....................'!,. 2.35
John N Barn, 10 cords dry red oak per :.
John Barn, % cords dry mixed wood,
VIM Hoehn, 1870 cords dry soft wood, per =
H ] Korts, SO cords dry red oak, per cord, $50
Henry Hillesheim, so cords dry elm and
Eastwood, per cord Northumberland. $50
cord .................... 800
cord. $50
H Wilder, Is cords dry cottonwood and
Eastwood, per cord. MISUNDERSTANDING. 2.4O
P McGrath. 100 cords dry soft wood, q o.
P. j McGrath, Is cords dry maple, per :.
Barney Geriich, 100 cords dry soft elm and
| Eastwood per cord Observation-Disclosures. 2.4O
B rney Gerlich, 100 cords dry maple, per
Barney Gerlich, Is cords dry oak, per -
Ernest Boehiand, IS cords green oak, per
cord Observation-Disclosures. $50
T Z Cougbian, 40 cords dry maple. per :.
cord'.. ....'....~...'....... 4'o
Com Borchert offered the following
motion, which was unanimously car
ried:
Moved that we accept the following
bids at prices per cord named, and that
the wood be delivered at the court
or Jail, which ever place the commits
sioner of the Second district, Mr.. Pad
dock, may designate:
VIM Hoehn, 100 cords of dry soft
Philip Dank, so cords of dry soft
| wood at. Observation-Disclosures. z. ~ per cord
s it wood at................... $50 per cord
B H Gerlich, 145 cords of elm and
| Eastwood, at ......... 2. 40 per cord
B H Gerllch, so cords of maple
| wood, at. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 4.4O per coro
On motion, the following bills were
allowed:
G M Cole, constabl fees ......... ......$ 6. 40
A F Wendlandt, justice fees ............... 20.
| w Stephens Justice fees. ........... -. $50
| Pioneer Press Co.. blanks for court house. 20
| w Brooks plat for register of deeds. 10. 90
D T Bowen, sheriff fees. .................... 4N
| r q Boekler, rubber stamps. .....:...... 2O
B Ban kerter Jr., fees recording bonds Is 90
| Free Pre- S Printing Co.. county printing. .150 ~
| Ledger Publishing Co., county printing. 400
| III Parry, goods to court house. -......... 10
| S Larson. saving wood at jail -. 800
! a. u lain Viewing bridge DlankS.. 2 80