The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1902-03-21

5000. N M i. as q .$<.% 81.
\ The above bids to include poorhouse
practice and the keeping Of the poor
under the existing arrangements. - T I
..,$.l y sls2 55,7: Yours truly, S%%,
b s'Ess3 .s,. 4, F. a. CARRELL, M. D. =
,53% ss& Ellsworth, March IL, 1902
The County Commissioners, Mobiles
4 County, Mimi; = ~. =. -. y 4
NJ Gentlemen: I respectfully submit
the bids for the poor practice, furnish
.ingamy own medicines. y. g
Bid No. Village of Ellsworth and
Grand Prairie township, $47.50. *o,s2:s9 4
Bid NJ: 2-Grand Prairie and Little
Rock Townships, including village Of
Ellsworth, etc, $65. L.. ~. ~ -
Bid No. 3-Grand Prairie, Little
Rock, Westside and Olney townships,
including cities, villages and towns,
$3.50. T.. -, - ''%r' -.
Bid No. 4-Grand Prairie,> Little
Rock, Westside, Ohey, Lismore, Lar
kin, Leota and Wilmont townships, in.
oluding cities, villages and towns, $685.
!. = &@- -, = = Very truly, :. -
|%*5$. .F.C. WHEAT.
Board adjourned to meet March 49,
at a.m' (. ~ >.::- =. .",.
" : " - '-7--.. - "
+ March 13, 9 a. m.
Board met, members all present.
On motion it was resolved that Gust
Swanberg be- authorizeds to make all
necessary repairs On the court house
and grounds. ,>.
The bond. of the First National Bank
of Wilmont as depository was ap.
proved in an amount of $4,000. ,,.
The depository bond of of the State
Bank of Lismore in an amount Of $l0,.
600 was on motion approved.
Also the depository bond of the
Citizens Bank of Ellsworth in the sum
of $4,000 was approved.
The petition of Peter Lebens to be
set off with his lands from school dis
trict No. sc to district No. 16 was or
dered to be heard April 49,. 1902, at
o'clock p. m. ~. g. , e.,
The petition Of Ferdinand Hartman
to be set off from school district No. 81
to district No. 16, was set for hearing
April %, 1908, at l O'Clock p. m, ,r
|. L. W. Abbott reported fees and sal
ary received as county superintendent
Of schools as follows Salary, 81, ,1ooa
The foflowing opinion was read anl
ordered printed sssssss
Worthington, MINI, M arch IL, 1902. I.
Honorable Board Of County Commits:
sioners, Worthington, Minn.
Gentlemen At the last meeting O
your board you submitted the follow
ing to me for my opinion, viz: ID,
"A verbal complaint has beer
brought to us that our, resolution O.
Jan. 8, 1901, granting Peter Thompson
a space in the register of deeds office
for the purpose OF making abstracts
have interfered with fees Of some ,o
the county officers: BY passing sucf
resolution in accordance with prOvis
ion OF law, has said Peter Thompson {
legal right to interfere with the fees Of
any of the county officers? Please
give usyour opinion. j.. =. s.:
In reply will say that Peter Thomp
son has no right to interfere with the
fees of any of the county officers and
the fact of your board passing such q
resolution In no way, authorized him
to interfere In any way. will further
say that anr at q loss to understand
how BY poasOn OF such resolution he
can interfere. Your resolution sim
ply allowed him to handle all public
records belonging to the county with
care and in no way authorized him to
| usurp any of the functions OF any
county officer. ~ * . -ss==s. ,.G:l -. ~
| State ex rel. Clay County Abstract
Co. v. McC Cubrey, 81 N: w. 1,126..' %.4
@&%.. Respectfully, 49,. -
f. .,.,. f:35 G. M. ,CRAEDALL,s n.
f., - County Attorney,
Board adjourned to meet March Il
a. m. = ., sTtss X -.
=: ! IT, ...s 4 - March l4.:
Members all present. a. - H.43 + VI
A motion that all sealed bids fol
county poor practice be rejected was
carried. = a.Go w. y. - g, .;,s. M Il
A motion was made that DR.. Manson
be given thepoor practice for the east
half of the county at "a salary Of $50
for the ensuing year, and Drs: May
g. Sullivan the west half at 5000. and
that DR.. Carrell be allowed 500 per
week for boarding the panpers. The