The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1903-03-12

oredseu Che amount for the road and
bridge fund to $4,000. Last year the
sum of $4,000 was raised, $1,000 of
which was for roads and bridges.
Dullng the past year a. poll tax
amounting to 430 days labor was voted
and;ot this amount 36S days of labor
were actually performed, the number
OF men employed being 2l5.
The time for the holding of the next
annual meeting was left with the
board.
= MILACA VILLAGE.
Inc election was an exciting one and
the contest was between the Wilkes
and Tufty tickets, the latter winning bv
vote of l23 to "a. The ticket elected
IS as follows: President, A. T. Tufty:
trustees, Henry Erickson, J. E. Moore
and L. S. Rounce; recorder, c. H. Foss:
treasurer, NJ. I. Clark: assessor, J. Van
Rhee: constable, Fidel Sch1nitz.
MILACA TOWNSHIP.
Supervisors: Fred Ahlquist, chair
man1F. A. Larson, Peter Larson; clerk
0: Z, Larson; treasurer, E. H. Nelson:
assessor, T. Flagstaff; justices, L. Phil
lips and J. o. Dahl; constable, Louis
SWedln. DR.. Bacon was elected health
officer. Z. E. NOLAN and E. H. Nelson
were elected grader operators.
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Supervisors: Andrew A. Anderson,
chairman: VIM. Phillips, Victor Nilsson:
clerk, August Anderson: treasurer,
Grant Wetherby: assessor, Geo. But
tertield: justices, D. J. Greene and An
drew Nelson: constable, NJ. Spongberg.
The town voted to issue bonds to the
amount Of 81 900 for road construction
A herd law was also adopted.
FOREsTON VILLAGE
President of council, Geo. H. Deans:
trustees, W. F. Waldhoff, N. c. North
way John Kennedy: recorder, J. M.
Neumann; treasurer, John Norgren:
assessor, H. ". Cowle; justice, r. A.
steb art; constable, Aug. Kohrdt. A
spirited contest took place over the
election.
Supervisors: Frank Selee, chairman,
Eugene Be1nis, H. j. Wicklund; clerk.
r. N. Atkinson: treasurer. H. P.
Stanchfeld: assessor, Thos. Pearson:
justices, Frank Deuel., George johnson:
constables, 2. L. Northway, Emil John
son.
BORGHOLM.
Supervisors: Carl Ekman. chairman,
Alfred Wass, Chas. Daleen: town clerk,
J. B. Herou: treasurer, c. W. Burn
helm: assessor. c. e. Newberg: justice
of the peace. John M. Schelin: consta-
BILE, N. A. Nelson: town revenue 5000:
road and bridge, 1912.
BLUE HILL.
Supervisors: Mike Kaliher. chair
man. Cereal Belair, Reed GLADDEN.:
town clerk, 7. E. Brown: treasurer,
John kaliher: assessor, T. Geo. GAL
braith: justices Of the peace, G. W.
Taylor, H. W. Mergel: constable, Ole
ChrlstiansOn: town revenue, $3.50: road
and bridge, 5000.
BOGUS BROOK.
Supervisors: John Dalchow, chair
man, M. E. Thorring, John Folwicl:
town clerk, O. E. Gustafson: treasurer.
A. j. Franzen: assessor, Peter Jensen;
justice of the peace, Thomas Yotten:
constable, S. E. Dorm; town revenue,
$3.50: road and bridge, $3.50.
WYANETT.
Supervisors: Lewis Erickson, chair
man, Edward Hall, A. NJ. Jones; town
clerk, J. O. Krave; treasurer, John D.
Olson: assessor, P. A. Chelstrom; JUS
tice of the peace, S. Wenson: consta-
bles, A. E. washing, John Cannon:
town revenue, $500; road and bridge,
1865.
SPENCER BROOK.
Supervisors: O. W. Bloomquist, chair
man, Albert Baxter, Dick Walker;
town clerk, G.. c.. Smith: treasurer, M.
Ellingwood; assessor, D. S. Walker;
justice of the peace, J. A. Smith: con-
stables, G.. W. Jacobs, E. Ellingwood.
GREENHOUSE.
Supervisors: A. c.. Vernon, chairman,
Chas. Grow, Nelson Robideau: town
clerk, r. A. Ross; treasurer, F. S.
Walker; assessor, Sidney Deshaw, JUS
tice of the peace, A. S. Shaw; con-
stable, J. II. Grow. There was con-
test between Chas. Slater and r. A.
Ross for clerk. Ross receiving 63 and
Slater IS votes. The town voted $500
revenue and $3.50 road and bridge tax.
There were 100 votes cast.