The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1902-12-19
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
Of the Board of County Com
missioners of Blue Earth
County, Minnesota.
SPECIAL SESSION.
Mankato. Mimi. Dec. 9th, 1909.

Tuesday. 3 o'clock afternoon.
i Board of county commissioners Of
Blue Earth county, Mimi, convened
pursuant to an agreement unanimous
Meeting called to order by Chairman
Borchert. All members present.
| Minutes of last session approved.
On motion of Com. Epson the bono
of the Marston. Larson & Davis Danl
was approved.
Adjourned to 8 O'Clock, 10th.
Wednesday, 9 a. m Dec. 10th, 1902
Members all present. Meeting called
to order by Chairman Borchert.
Com. Paddock offered the following
resolution
I Resolved, that the county auditor b.
and is hereby directed TO advertise fol
bids for the publication of the annua
financial statement for the year 1902
The said bids to be opened at January
meeting. Adopted.
Com. KiIlmer offered the following
resolution which was adopted.
Resolved. that the bond of Lewi
Davis, county treasurer, be and il
hereby fixed at $50. 900 if suret,
bond and 100, 900 If private.
| Com. Epson offered the following
resolution
Resolved, that the bond of Edga
Weaver, county auditor, be and il
hereby fixed at FIVE thousand dollars
Adopted.
The following resolution was Offered
by Com. Epson which was adopted
Resolved, that the auditor be and i
hereby directed to advertise for bid
for the publication of the dslinquen
tax list of 1901, said bids to be opened
at the January 1908 meeting.
Com Bruels resolution which wa
adopted.
Resolved, that the auditor be and i
hereby directed to advertise for bid
for publishing the proceedings of tn
board of county commissioners, ais
the county board of equalization 70
the year 1908. Bids to be opened a
January meeting.
The committee on the Wesley b
Ward and others road petition, Beau
ford reported fayorably. On motion o
Com. Killmer the petition was grant
} ed affecting sections II, 12, IS, IA. 2
and "a Land taken: VIM. Kruse,
acre, $45; Carl Schritt, 1 acre, $40
Mrs. Joseph Dumbeck, acre, $45
Balance OF land taken benefits are con
lsidered equal to damages.
4 j. W. Sprague made an affidavit
which convinced the board that hi
personal property assessment of So, 1875
1902, was erroneous and he was grant
ed relief asked.
Applications of Sevrin Thissen
Henry Munzinger and John Wolcot
for liquor licenses were received. o.
motion of Com. Bruels date for hear
ing was made Tuesday. January 9th
1908, at 8 clock afternoon.
Next meeting Friday. Dec. Goth,
p. m.
On motion the following bills wer
allowed:
l VIM. Albrecht, goods to poor, $l5.
Alma Anderson, labor at poor farm
81.
Geo. Atchison, fees as deputy sher
\ iff. 50
Geo. Atchison, fees as deputy sheriff
$50. 80.
l VIM. Borchert, canvassing board
1920.
J. E. Bradley, goods to poor, $40
J. E. Bradley, goods to poor. So.
Peter Broderson, labor at poor farm
: $ss. so
S. R. Brush, getting ballots. 81.
J. E. Bradley, goods to Jail an
court house. $40.
W. F. Brooks, stalking out bridge
LIE Ray, $3.50.
W. F. Brooks, inspecting ditch No
II. 50. 26.
W. F. Brooks. work on South BEN
hill. So.
w. F. Brooks, stalking out bridge
Judson, So. 80.
i Albert Buskey. conveying pauper t
poor farm, So. 30.
i d. L. Clements & Son, goods +
poor, $40.
! D. L. Clements & Son, goods to poo
, farm, $7.10.
! James B. Coy, labor at court house
1926.
Alonzo L. Cummins, canvassin,
board, $40. 40
i j. Henry Cross, goods to poor, So. 16
j A. L. Daily, cleaning chimneys a
Jail and court house, $40.
/ Ole Dahlen, labor at court house
$3.50.
| F. B. Davis, justice fees, 1926.
| F. B. Davis, justice fees, So. co.
| Martha Erlanson, labor at poor farm
s11.
| Farmers Mercantile Co., goods tt
poor, So.
| Fowler & Pay. goods to court house
1857.
| Free Press Pig. Co., printing
books, etc., $194.S5.
| M. 81. Caller, printing, 81.
| Fred Gerlich, sheriff fees, S143. 4S.
| Gminder & Lampert, lumber fol
Richter bridge, $4S.25.
Chas. F. Mailman, goods to poor, $11
| W.R. Hammett, wood to poor. 1928. go
T. W. Hart. shoes to poor, So. 90.
/ 7 w Hart shnes To nnor. farm 81 0h