The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1905-03-17
PROCEEDINGS
Of the Board of County Commits.
SionerS
Auditors Office,
Worthington, Mimi, March 8, l9C

convened in special session this date
Members present, Murphy, Tiemens
Bryan, McUonkey and Chairman
Swanberg.
Minutes Of meeting Of January q
and 3rd read and approyeds
The following statements of fees 70
the year 1904 were presented:
M, s. Smith, county surveyor fee
sac. so.
F. NJ. Manson, coroner tees $s9.52.
Petition of A. J. Bostrom to be Sc
off with his land, to wit: Sw4 section
SO, town .1O3, range Al, from schoo
district No. 7 to school district No. Is
was set for hearing April rs, 1905, at
p. m.
Moved and carried that extended
relief be granted to Mrs. Ross, Adrian
Moved and granted that extended
relief be granted to William Eagle
Jersey.
Moved and carried that extended re-
lief be granted MI 5. L. Honegar, Wor
Ellington.
Moved and carried that extended
relief be granted Fritz Mannigal, Ran
som.
Moved and carried that extended re-
lief be granted to Ross Jorgenson
Ellsworth.
Moved and carried that extended
relief be- granted Mrs. Lena Alberts,
Bloom.
Moved and carried that extended re-
lief be granted Mrs. Holleran, Ellis
worth.
Moved and carried that extended
relief be granted to Mrs. N. E. Pierce,
Ellsworth.
Moved and carried that extended
relief be granted to A. Kampen, Elk.
Moved and carried that the treasur-
er of school district No. - be ordered
to pay to School District No. 1O8 the
amount Of $54 from the funds in the
treasury Of District No. ~.
Application Of R. F. Baker estate
for abatement Of personal property
taxes was approved and referred to
State Auditor.
Application of Patrick McCarvel for
abatement OF personal property taxes
was approved and referred TO state
auditor.
Application of DR.. W. J. Dodge for
abatement CT personal property taxes
not approved.
Adjourned to meet March g., d. m.
March 9, 1905, a. m.
Board re-assembled.
The following sea,ed bids for the
poor practice for the ensuing year
were opened and read:
Kushmore, Mimi, Mch 8, 'O5
Isubmit the following bid for the
county poor practice for the ensuing
year.
The townships of Ransom, Dewald,
Summit Lake and Bloom and, all the
county lying west for the sum OF 1920.
And I agree upon your acceptance
of this offer tc board such of the
the county poor as may be sent me
by any member Of your board during
the coming year, and furnish them
lodging, foc :he sum OF $500 per week,
except that when such cases require
attention of a nurse my charge shall
be $500 per week while under nurses
care. F. A. Carroll, M. u.
Worthington, March 9TH, 1905
thereby agree to do the county poor
practice including medicines for the
east half OF the county, for the en-
suing term, for the sum of $40.
A. b. Clark, NJ. D.
Worthington, March 6, 1905
For the sum OF $l75 agree TO fur
nish medical and surgical aid, includ-
ing medicines, to the county poor for
one year for the townships Of Graham
Lake, Jersey, Lorain, Indian Lake,
Seward, Elk, Worthington, Bigelow
and including che villages within
the Sc townships.
Henry Wideow, M. D.
Wilmont, Mimi, March 6, 1905
I beg to submit the following bid
for the poor practice Of Mobiles county
for the following year:
For the townships of Leota, Viii
mont, Bloom, Lismore, Lnrkin, and
Summit Lake. The six northwest
townships, l will charge at the rate OF
the usual fees now in effect in Mobiles
county which is one dollar for the
call and fifty cents a mile Zone way
for each additional mile travelled in
the country. This includes medicines
also. According to the above bid il
oes not cost the county anything il
there is no sickness in the above men
toned townships and if there is il
will cost only for services actually
rendered..
A. B. Williams, NJ. D.
The entire county for $500.
T.. E. Slower, NJ. D.
On motion the bids of F. A. Carrel
and A. 81. Clark were accepted.
The bid Of C. Synkelson for paiut
ing, oiling and kalsomining the inter
ior of the courthouse and Jail as pc.
specifications tor the amount Of $2l6.2.
on motion was accepted.
Application for aid for grading, etc
in township Warrington, was lait
over for next meeting.
A petition, signed by officers anc
members of the Worthington Distric
Fair Association, ana several othe
resident freeholders, asking for an APP
preparation of $4,000 to the associa