Mower County transcript., 1904-07-20

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county of Mower, state of Minnesota,
for the year 1904 in place of those re-
tired by having served as such grand
jurors at the last term of said district
court: - t
August Smith, Town of Red Rock
k, Henry Woodward. Town of Red Rock
Herman Hanson, Village Brownsville
F T Hoppin, Village Dexter
Thomas jacobson Town Sergeant
John E Glessner, Town Sargeant
WI Drake, Town Pleasant Valley
George w Dean, Town Frankford
WE Krause Town Grand Meadow
S E Boyse Town Frankford
J Utzinger Town Racine
John Gossman Village Leroy
knut Thompson Town Adams
Geo Howard Town Lyle
Howard N Wilder Town Window
A P Martin Town Nevada
James keenan, City of Austin.
VIM Keefe City of Austin
Chas Barnitz Town of Austin
II s Boale Town of Austin
H S Chandler Town of Austin
Ed Thompson Lansing
John 81 Robertson City of Austin
On motion the following resolution
was adopted: Resolved that the fol-
lowing named persons be, and they
hereby are selected from the qualified
electors of the several districts Of
Mower county, state of Minnesota, to
serve as petit jurors in the District
Court, Tenth Judicial District. in and
for said county of Mower, state of Min
nesota, for the year 1904 in place of
those retired by reason of having served
as such petit jurors at the last term of
said district court:
Stillman Noble Town of Udolpho
August Wollenburg Town Waltham
Chas Faber Town Waltham
81 Dickens Ga T Village ,s DeEte1
Fl L Monroe Town Grand Meadow
F N Higbie town Grand Meadow
S P Cole Town Grand Meadow
E H Englehart Town Racine
Bert Watt Village Leroy
John Hanson Town Lodi
& W Troupe Town Bennington
Ole T Olson Town Clayton
Richard Brownlow Town Leroy
A Bertram Village Adams
WE LeBaron Village Lyle
Fred Gerhart Rose Creek
Arne Huseby Marshall
n P Chaplin Town Lansing
Bert Sunny Town Lansing
Austin French Towa Austin
Thomas Woodson Town Austin
A N Decker city of Austin
Dawson city OF Austin
On motion it was voted to buy a
Smith Premier typewriter for the judge
of pro5ate's Office.
The grand jury filed the following
report:
First-We find the Jail clean and
we'll kept and as far as it goes in good
condition.
Second-We find tbs court house
clean and we'll kept but in need of re-
pairs. We recommend as follows:
(a) A steel ceiling in the basement
hall and in the room occupied by the
city recorder.
(b) A floor in the vault off from the
city recorders office in basement and a
vault door for the basement vault un-
der the register of deeds vault.
(c) Four modern closets complete,
tile floor and sanitary partitions in
mems toilet room in basement.
(d) The court room is, and long has
been very poor in it's acoustic pro-
perties, making it very difficult to
transact business therein. We recon-
me1d that the county commits sioners
take immediate steps to ascertain
whether or not it can De improved and
if possible make contract for such
alterations and notifications as will
make it what it should be making pay
ment condition of the success OF the
contractor.
Third-We have examined the i'm
proyements which have been made
during the past year in the court house
particularly the ladies toilet room and
heartily approve thereof.
Dated June Is, 1904.
CHAS. L. WEST, Foreman.
On motion above report was ordered
on file.
On motion following bills were al
Owed!