Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-05-18
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On motion resolved, that the
Judge Of the District Court be re-
quested to discharge the. Marshall
County Turnkey Carried unani-
nous.
On motion resolved, that the
County Auditor be instructed to
draw warrant for the the turkeys
wages for the month OF April, 1899
Carried.
On motion resolved, that we con
slider the question Of employing some
competent person to examine all
vouchers and balance all treasurers'
books since the organization OF the
county. Carried unanimous.
On motion resolved, that the Coun-
ty Auditor have the Tax Levy print
ed on all current tax receipts. Car
ried.
On motion resolved, that the
County Attorney be instructed to
collect or settle all past due seed
grain loans at once. Carried.
Moved and seconded, that a COM
mittee Of three be appointed by the
chair to look over the county
road, petitioned for by J. E. Cook,
and others. Carried. The chairman
appointed Commissioners Peck, Rok-
Ike and Wood.
Moved and seconded, that we vote
to consider the question OF building
county jail and sheriff's residence.
Commissioners voting, Yea: Wood,
Schie, Gunderson. Commissioners
voting, No: Peck, Rokke. Motion
declared carried by the chairman.
Moved and seconded, that a COM
mittee be appointed by the chair to
correspond with the State Board of
corrections and charities for plans
and specifications. Commissioners
voting, Yea: Gunderson, Wood,
Schie. Commissioners voting, No:
Peck, Rokke. Motion declared car
ried by the chairman. The chairman
appointed as such committee, Com
missioners Gunderson, Schie and
Wood. s-
Moved and seconded, that the COM
mittee report plans and speciica-
tions on the End day of JAN, 1900.
Commissioners voting, Yea: Peck,
Rokke. Commissioners voting, No:
Schie, Wood, Gunderson. Motion
declared lost by the chairman
Moved and seconded, that this
committee report on June Goth,
1899. Motion carried unanimous.
Moved and seconded, that the COM
missioners meet on the Goth day OF
June, to consider plans and specifca-
tions for building jail and sheriff
residence. Motion carried.
On motion the following bills were
allowed
Free Press Printing Company, canvas
cover ... 2s5
Free Press Printing Company, knife eras-
er, for treasurer 80
Free Press Printing Company, doz.
blanks, for judge of probate IS
$50
Free Press Printing Company, doz OTIS.
writing fluid $50
Brown, Treacy & Co., 2 doz. blanks 70
" ~ doz. NJ B Doc.
boxes $50
40
E. Dady, deputy coroner, fees viewing the .
remains of Toilet Ide, deceased, one
day 500
Mileage 40 miles 400
= = -. ~ DR.. Taylor 400
Death certificate so
1880
Frank A. Green, cash paid to DR.. Loe and
treatment to prisoners John and L.
Norling 500
Frank A. Green, sheriff fees sufnmoning
grand jury and q miles travel 1880
Frank A. Green, sheriff's fees in case of
State vs.. L. Norling, James Peterson
and G. Walstrom 400
Frank A. Green, sheriff's fees subpBning
witnesses in case of State vs.. William
Rogers, 8 witnesses 45O
Frank A. Green, sheriff s fees summoning
witnesses for grand jury, March 1899,
witnesses SO
Frank A. Green, sheriff's fees calling
talesmen at the general March term,
total IL, g SOC 900
Peter Kirsch, court reporter in justice
court o. Barker, Esq, in case of State
VS.. VIM. Rogers 800
II. Gunderson, assistance to deputy cor
oner's investigation of the death of
Toilet Ide 500
A. B. Isaacson, Register of Deeds fees for
recording officers bonds and oaths
and making list of mortgages for as
SCISSORS $50
Andrew Anderson, cleaning and repairing
outhouses 100
DR. t. D. TAYLOR coronor's foos IN 20 co of