New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-11-12
The motion was duly carried.

L
per ton delivered at New Ulm and the
Auditor was instructed to issue his war
rants for the amount due.
The committee on Iberia bridge re-
ported that pursuant to instructions they
let the contract for repairs on said
bridge to w. S. Hewitt s Co., for the
amount Of 81 ,975. 90, including an ice /
breaker for the Richartz bridge, on April
22nd, 1909, that said contract was COM
pleted on Oct. Cd, 1902, and accepted by |
the committee, and that the contract
prce Of 1875 90 was paid. The old
bridge lumber was advertised and sold |
at public auction, and $42.40 was real
| lied, which amount was turned over to
lCounty Treasurer less $500, being
amount paid out for piling up lumber
and preparing same. |
The action of the Committee was duly |
Improved by the Board. |
The bill of Geo.. P. D1etz for 1856 |
tor material and labor furnished to build !
walks, cut house, ETC., at the poor farm
was on motion ordered to be paid.
i On motion it was resolved that the
\ LIQUOR License of Richard Mlelke In the
J town of Golden be transferred from the
front room of lower story of the frame
building situate on Lot 3 Block No. Q
t of the town of Golden in the town of
Prairieville, to the front room of lower
story of the frame building situate on
Lot of Block of the town aforesaid,
;. provided Mr.. Mielke will furnish new
q bond for the premises to be occupied.
: The Poor Farm Committee reported
) that they asked for bids according to In
e structlons for moving and remodeling
l. chicken house and hog house at the
County Poor Farm, and that they ent-
; cred into written contract with William
ii Goede for $352.0O who was the lowest
It bidder, to do the work according TO
plans and specifications on file in the
l. Auditors Office.
The Board approved the action of the
le committee.
c. Mr.. Hewitt appeared before the Board
ct and making the following proposition II
10 the matter of the Burns and Thomas
ne bridges:
"That he would take down and re-
ly move what is known as the Thoma
bridge to the place where now the Burn
2 bridge is located, remove the presen
Burns bridge, and reconstruct the Thorn
as bridge IN Its place. The bridge to b
n 1875 feet long, same to be built in on
ers span of 100 feet, and to have 81 fee
steel approach at the south and 70 foo
M steel approach at the north end, and TIL
the all necessary material as steel joist
re- steel stringers and steel railing will
:25 furnished and that he will do the VOL
for $4,200.0O and the bridge to be COZ
ade pleted for travel on April 1st, 1908"
'm- The proposition was duly and carefr
zed ly considered, whereupon Commission
ing Miller offered the following resolutlo
orm which received second from Comm
God sioner Hoffmann:
"Resolved, that the Chairman a
that Auditor are authorized to enter into &C
, In tract with Mr.. Hewitt as per his prol
'oor sitions, and that W. S. Hewitt &
ex- furnish bond to the amount OF CT
tract price"
, NJ. Resolution was carried unanimous
The minutes were read and approx
for On motion meeting adjourned.
ton ANDREW J. ECKsTEIN,
Chairman Board of County Comm
!; the sioners of Brown County, Minnesota.
to- Attest:
! in LOUIS G.. VOGEL,
ton County Auditor and Ex-oftieio Cl