The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1903-03-20
Three Hundred and Twenty-Five DOL

SD Sour, M. D.
Honorable Commissioners of Mobiles
County.
I hereby offer to do the medical and
surgical work and furnish the medi-
cines needed for the poor Of Mobiles
County for one year, for the east half
only, for one hundred and thirty
seven and One.half Dollars ($l37 SOY
SD. Sour. NJ. D.
Rushmore, Minn., Mch 9th, 1908.
Honorable Board Of County Commits
sioners.
I will agree to do thep practice and
furnish medicine for the ensuing year,
for the following amounts:
l. Whole county 1915.
2. West half Of County 500.
3. The townships Of Bloom, Sum
nit Lake, Dewald and Ransom $50.
4. The townships of Dewald and
Ransom $40.
r. "A. CARRELL, NJ. II.
Moved and carried that the bid Of
pr. F. A. Carrell to do the poor prao.
tice and furnish medicine for the en-.
suing year for tho west half Of county
for 500 be accepted.
Moved and carried that the bid Of
DR.. S. D. Sour to do the poor practice
and surgical work and furnish medi.
cine for the east half of the county
for the sum $l37.5O for one year be
accepted.
The following contract and bid Of
DR.. F. A. Carrell for boarding county
poor was on motion accepted.
Rushmore, Mimi, March 9, 1908.
TO the Board.of County Commission
ers of Mobiles County, MINI.
Gentlemen:
I agree upon your acceptance of
this offer to board such Of the county
poor as my be sent me by mem
bers Of your board during the COM
ing year and furnish them lodging for
the sum Of $500 per week except that
when such cases acquire attention of
a nurse my charges shall be $500 per
week while under nurses care.
+ F. A. CARRELL, NJ. D.
The following townships made ap-
plication for aid in building steel brid-
ges:
Hersey, Bigelow, Ransom, Indian
Lake and Little Rock.
/. Laid over until -next meetingAs>,..
The following petition Of P. G. An
derson, Geo. W. Dealand and Others
was referred to the county attorney:
To the Honorable Board of County
Commissioners, Mobiles Co., MINI.
Gentlemen:
We, the undersigned citizens Of this
county, do hereby respectfully petition
your board to require the Omaha
Railroad Company to erect Il substan-
/ tial woven wire fence to enclose its
right Of way, similar to the fence
along the Burlington for the following
reasons:
The present fence is old, rusty. very
weak, and unsafe to stop cattle.
! The Railroad Company sometimes
offers to pay farmers half the loss on
stock killed and sometimes refuse to
pay anything.
Moreover stock often break through
into the right Of way and stray off, all
due to weak, lrusty wires and rotten
posts. Hence, in view of the fact that
new fence is needed and the County
Commissioners have right to deter
mine the kind of fence to be main
tanned (see section 1854 of statutes Of
189N we hereby respectfully petition
that said railroad be required to erect
and maintain as good fence as other
roads have aud other states require.
PC. Anderson,
G.. W. Dealaud,
H. Bjornstad,
Chas. King,
H. G.. Williams,
H.J. Ludlow,
D. R. CLANCY,
Andrew Bjornstad,
Victor Anderson,
G. F. Modisett,
P. G. Pratt.f
w. G. Wyatt.
Board adjourned to March 18th, 8
a. m.
March 18th.
Board met pursuant to adjournment
Moved and carried that the bond OF
Bank of Bigelow with the United
States Fidelity and Guarantee Com
pany of Baltimore, Maryland, as sure
ties be approved.
Moved and carried that the auditor