The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1902-06-19

=. IT, Claggett, Sherlf ices and mileage,
State vs. Fred Bradshaw .......... 1910
E. D. Claggett: subpoenaing grand jurors
for April, 1902, term Of COURT. 81. 80
Foley Bean Lumber Co lumber. IS
D. A. Young, wood for court house,. $50
G. W. Nichols, cOrOner's fees and mile
age, trip to Geos-Aarsh's place.. ZOO
Burrell & Campbell, board for county
prisoners and meals for jurors. -. 6.25
L. S. Briggs, fees as clerk OF district
court and one day on board of audit 1873 90
E. NJ. Chapman, entering mortgages for
taxation and recording town treas
q. Newbert. telephone rental for Jan
narW February and March, 1902. 5.25
n. E. Jesmer. mdse. for court house,. 10
N. E. Telephone Co., telephone rental
for May, 1862 Observation-Disclosures. 200
MINI. Rural Telephone Co., telephone -
rental for March and April, 1902. 500
On motion the following bills we're rejected
by the unanimous vote of the board
Lucy E: Jewell, witness fees and mileage,
State VS.. Perry E. Jewell.
Fred Gouldlng, witness fees and mileage for
defendent, State vs. N. Jones.
Mike Bonkowski doctors services and hos
pltal expenses paid after assault by Gatz and
Luck.
refundment of amount paid February 3rd, 1902,
for State assignment certificate No. 49, cover
ing the NE4 Of NEA Of section 1913 Is, for
taxes OF 1897 to 1900 inclusive, the said land
having reverted to the State and a resale made
June 4th, 1850, on motion the said application
vas granted and the county auditor authorized
and directedto issue his warrant on the county
treasurer in favor of said I. G. Patterson in re-
fundment OF the amount so paid, with interest
from the date OF such payment.
On motion the application of ChaS. O. John
son, for refundment OF the sum of $5-O6. paid
for the tax of 1897 on lots and II. section
3 43 Is, owned by the Northern Pacific Railway
company. was recommended for approval by
the State auditor.
On motion the application presented by F. A.
Humble for refundment OF the sum of $l4.2O,
paid by him for taxes of 1897 and 1898 on lots !
and 10 in section 3 43 225 was recommended for
approval by the State, the said lands being
owned by the Northern Pacific Railway com
pany at the time said taxes were levied.
On motion the board adjourned to Friday
May 10th, 1902 at o'clock A. NJ.
g Princeton, Mimi. May 10Th, 1902.
| Board OF county commissioners met at the
ofice OF the county auditor at g o'clock A. NJ,
pursuant toadjournment.
On presentation Of petition, signed by the
Thompson Cattle Co., and others, praying for
the location of highway. and the board hav-
ing determined that in the judgment of a ma
jority OF it's members the said petition was
reasona bic on its face,5 on motion an order was
made granting hearing on said petition to be
held at Princeton on Tuesday, the 18th day of
July, 1902, at O'Clock p NJ, and appointing the
members Of the board committee to examine
the proposed route of said road, and designated
Thursday, the Goth day of June, at o'clock
p NJ, as the time, and Page. in said county, as
proposed route of said road for the purpose of
examination of the same
In the matter of the petition signed by J. A.
Ross, J. L. Mourning and others, praying for
the location and establishment of highway
running into more than one town of said county
and not within the limits of any incorporated
city, the board having determined that in the
Judgment of a majority Of it's members said
petition was reasonable on it's face, on motion
an order was made setting Tuesday, July 18th,
count and pace for hear ri sa On
said petition, and appointing NelS NJ Peter
son, L. S. Libby and John McCool, members of
this board, a committee to examine the pro-
posed route Of said road, and designating Sat
urday, the 3lst day of May, 1902, at Q clock A.
NJ as the time and Princeton, in said county,
as the place for said committee to meet on the
proposed route of said road for the purpose of
examining of the same.
The petition of Alfred F. Johnson and others
highway, being determined unreasonable on it's
face in the judgment of majority OF the board
was ordered returned to Alfred F. johnson,
one of the petitioners, for correction.
In the matter of the hearing on the petition
OF Clay VanAlstein, asking to be set of from
school district No, Z, in Sherburne county, to
school district No! l. in Mile Laos county, the
following final order was made and adopted:
Whereas, the petition of Clay VanAlstein, a
legal voter, freebooter and resident of school
district No. in Sherburne county. represent
after described which are situate in said
school district, and adjoin school district No.
IN Mile Laos county, and asking that he with
No. z to said adjoining school district No. /,
for the following reasons, That it is only
three-fourths OF a mile from his residence to
the school house in school district No. 1 in
Mile Laos county, and by the way of main
travelled road while it is three miles from his
residence to the school house in school district
No. Z in Sherburne county, and over half the
way the roads are Travelled but very little dur
ing the winter season, thus making it almost
impossible for children to attend said school
during the winter and spring months, was pre-
sented to the board of county commissioners OF
this county, at q session Of said board held on
the Sth dav of January, A. D. 1902, for the ac-
ton of said board thereon; and whereas, it was
thereupon ordered by said board that a hearing
should be had on said petition, at session of
said board commencing 18th day OF March,
A. ID. 1902, at the county auditors Office in the
village of Princeton, in said county; and
whereas, it was further ordered in and by said
order that notice Of the time and place OF such
hearing be given by. posting copy Of said or
der in one public place in each of the school
districts to be affected by said petition, and by
handing to and leaving with the clerk of each
Of said school districts, personally, copy OF
said order at least ten days before the time
appointed for such hearing; and whereas. at
the said session OF the said board Of county
commencing on said 18th day OF
March, A. d. 1902 the said hearing was con-
tinued until the. session Of said board COM