The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1899-06-30

to exceed $500.
A petition from A. Nazarenus, to be set off
together with his land, the southwest quar-
ter of section Is township 1Os, range 40. from
school district No. 8. and be made part Of
district No. So Same was set for hearing
July 18th. p. M.
Resolved in case of application of Peter
Thompson for release of certain real estate
from Judgment lien Of Mobiles county. On
recommendation of county attorney, the
chairman and auditor were authorized to ex.
ooute release.
Resolved that September LIST. 1899, be tho
date fixed when all Russian thistles must BIO
destroyed.
Applications, for aid in building steel
bridges were granted as follows:
Little Rock.--A 5o-foot bridge, on 14-foot
| steel tubes 50 inches in diameter, not to
| exceed two thirds of $se9.ss.
Hersey.-A bo-foot bridge. not to exceed
! two thirds of $685.
Lismore.-Three bridges, two "a feet and
ono 1e feet long, not to exceed two-thirds
of $e7s.o5.
Westside. - One bridge, 81 feet long.
not to exceed two thirds of $414.oo.
Olney.-Four bridges. "a. 20, 1s and 1e feet
respectiv ely. mot TO exceed two-thirds
of $727.96. 4ssssss = ~. T.
Grand Prairie.- One bridge. IS feet long.
not to exceed two-t thirds of $s51.eo.
Applications from Olney and Lark1n for
| aid to construct wooden bridges were re-
| turned with suggestion that in Judgment OF
commissioners 1t would be matter of econ
omy to aid in building steel bridges only.
| Tho following resolution prevailed unan1.
mously: Resolved. That we make applica-
ton to the State of Minnesota for a loan Of
$50. 10000. at ~ per apnum. to refund 81
court house bonds issued March 18th, 1894
payable on or before July l. 1914. now held BY
| the state.
On motion. the applications of Theo.Stott-
mann and Frank Budde to sell Intoxicating
liquors in Willmont township. were granted
and their bonds approved. when o. KID b,
county attorney, as to legal form.
The following bills were audited and al
lowed: -
Pioneer Press Co., assessment books
for Dundee and Brewster. !..........$ 81
Pioneer Press Co., deed record. 145a
HcGill- Warner Co.. miscellaneous rec
| Ord.. .......................... 500
McGill- Warner Co.. blanks and office
| supplies Observation-Disclosures. 217
| 4 K Smith, letter heads and statem'ts 1872
| E K Smith, notice, and applications
for liquor licenses. Observation-Disclosures. 1911
| E K Smith, commissioners proceed
| 1nRS.. Fl N
Worthington Advance, letter heads... ~
Chas Hamstreet. 5000 verified account
| blanks II 81
R B Plots, coroner. Investigating
death of Cora Schurrer.. 81
r B PlOtts, coroner, Investigating
!, death of Margareta Peters. 81
DR. F E Walker, post norton examin-
alton of Margareta Peters. 81
Geo D Palm, material and labor on
table in registers office. 20
Pat O'Connor, hauling cinders........ TX
Aug Swanson. hauling cinders........ 7.
John Mackay. repairs in jail. III
Gilbert Anderson, kalsomfng and re-
| pairing sheriff's residence. 40
| Gilbert Anderson, receiving Lundgren
| into jail .....:..........,....". 100
Swedish Mercantile Co.. mdse for jail. 751
| Tuthill Lumber Co., fuel for jail........ 43 GO
Ira Newkirk, material and labor =,
painting court house. 5000
Tuthill Lumber Co.. coal for G w
Leper.. ....................... $50
Geo D Palm. coffin for John Meyer.... Is 80
Ida Newkirk, care of Mrs Miles and
expense ......................... 667
Times. groceries for Mrs Cooper. 94
Mrs Minnie Hyke, rent for Mrs Cooper 600
Riefenberger Il Helm. meat for Mrs
Cooper .................... 2eO
j r Jones & Co.. mdse for Mrs Cooper 400
Mark Graves. repairs for grader....... 81 IS
John Olson. work with Co. GRADER. 1900