New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-07-23


said furniture. Bids for furnishing coal
for the Court house for the ensuing year
was taken up and opened. happening
TO the Board that prices we're extreme
Eingly high,resol lived, that bids berejected,
and the auditor was anthoriz ed To receive
quotations direct from the mining com
panles, and have same presented to the
Board on Wednesday JUL 23rd. i 902.
The petition of JAG. Runck and q
other freeholderss Of School Dlst's No.
4 4s, 81, Sc, and praying for a forma-
ton OF Of . new school district in the.
town Of North Star was read, and on mo-
ton duly carried, hearing was granted
on Jan. 18th. 1908 at 10 o'clock q. N.
The Board decided tovisit and inspect
the Improvements made at the Poor
Farm tomorrow morning, to start at 9.
O'Clock 4. M, and on motion they adj.
5journed until three. Il
july / 18th 1902 5=4sz..
The Board returned from their mis-.
SION, and made their report that every
thing is progressing satisfactory
They agreed to build q new barn same
to be 16x27 on the foundation just COM
pleted, and the Committee Of Poor Farm
were authorized to ask for bids for said
structure, and present them to the Board
on Wednesday, July 2srd 1902 for con-
sideration. The said committee were also
instruction to have a cistern. built at the
farm. w 81. q ssa
~ On motion meeting djourned to- two
so'clockP. M. this afterno s ssss8
s.s 4 B: AFTERNOON SESSION
The Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment to 2 O'Clock. All members present.
They proceeded and cancelled orders
and the total amounts cancelled of the.
several funds of orders paid from Jan 1st.
1902 to July 1st 1902 inclusive was as
follows =: s:s.f: s. II .sss IS Is
County Revenue Fund s Is, 862.69.
~. Poor Fund -. 2,605.79.
- Road and Bird ge Fund ], 6l4.sOs
Town Fund s. ..f d /. . I. 80, 460.O6l
OcnOOl " sEs....z.. -. Ol, 40o.O35
Private Redemption -. 9O.56s
Co. Distinction 2.276.3
State Fund. -. J; a. .5...... 15,901.68.
Y Total $115,269.97
On motion meeting adjourned to 9:
o'clock A. NJ. next day.
july l6th 1909 u, =: II 81
The Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment to 8 O'Clock A. NJ. All members
present. # L.. .s*z.5= %s.s
& The Board proceeded to select from
qualified electors of the county 23 per-
sons properly qualified to serve as Grand
Jurors, and "a persons properly qualified
to serve as Petit Jurors, in place of those
that served at the June term Of Dist.
Court of 1902; said lists were slgned by
the chairman of the Board, and attested
by the Count Auditor and filed with the
Clerk of Court. .s is. Il: .s..s
The Bridge Committees of the Burns
bridge reported that said bridge is in a
very bad shape, and must undergo some
expensive repairs and not wishing to take
the whole possibility, they requested
that the Board shall first inspect the
bridge and then have it decided what re-
pairs are most necessary. Mr.. Hewitt Of
the w. S. Hewitt & Co.9was present and.
submitted a profile Of the present ocation
of the bridge and river bed.
After due consideration ;t was re-.
solved that the Board proceed with Mr..
Hewitt 8 Mr.. Clotz By the Il 40 a. M
train to Springfield and comply with The
request of said committee. on motion
meeting adjourned "a 4 O'Clock p. M
this afternoon. S.s
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Owing to the lateness Of the train. the
Board could not return until Y o'clock
N. when#it was decided to adjourn to.
$50 a.. NJ. next day
JULY / 9TH 1902 55s
The Board met pursuant to adiourn-5
sment e $50 a. All members pre-
sent.
The Board after visiting the Burns
Bridge went into 3 committee a. . whole
and By motion Of Com. Miller il was Il. 8
solved to ask for bids 70 ralse said bridge
4ft. place steel pproaches On both ends
place steel string ers On old span, replank
the entire bridge and place iron railing
The bids 80 be presented to the Board
~ Wednesday July ss, 1902.
The Board proceeded 10 audit, and
allowed the following biIls.
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