The Mankato free press., 1906-02-09

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A. Just, Wm. A. Eberhart, Chas. F. u
rich, Rapidan; Simon A. Day, Thos
Nesmith, Shelby; Chas. w. Chamber
lain, Amboy; E. d. Cornish, S. J.Nims
Vernon Center; Emmett Wilder, Pleas
ant Mound; Julius Kopischke, Ceresco;
Il. +. Mills, T. C. Norman, Garden City
Chas. Fisher, VIM. Carey, Danville;
Geo. Emerson, Herman Schube, Medo;
J. p. flasher, Judd Cornell, Mapleton
township; VIM. Borchert, Mapleton Vii
lage; O. Mullin, R. Healy, Beauford
|G. b. Lamp, Geo. Phelps, Sterling
James Weir, Albert Meilke, Lyra; Ed
Ulrich, Good Thunder.
Petite. B. Caldwell, Arthur j.
|O'Connor, Joseph Bruels, Mcpherson
Louis Compton, Even Compton, Henry
Westphal, LeRay; Irwin Wells, Eagle
Lake; Claus Ekman, Jamestown; John
Putt, Madison Lake; Henry Lortz, Fran
els Maloney, Decoria; Philip Thilgen
Frank Wenner, Ed Miller, Mankatc
township; August Schultz, w. H. Say
ler, Lime; John Mangleson, L. Bishman
lOlof Rosequist, city, first ward; j. M
lBienapf, John A. Nelson, Jake Schorn
Icity, second ward; j. j. Johnson, VIM
lCraver, Clark Keysor, Theo. Schultz
lefty, third ward; Chas, Graves, John
Hibbard; Chas Berg, John Fletcher, city
fourth ward; Geo. w. Mead, S. c. Soule
E. V. FELTON,, G. L. King, F. A. Halstead
o.t I'd hos rth ha :
Graves, sixth ward, city; James Viii.
lliams, South Bend; L. A. Pratt, Henry
|Olson, Lake Crystal; H. G. Jones, w. j
Roberts, Judson; A. A. Bundy, Lincoln;
Theodore Shelby, John E. Jones, But
ternut Valley; Even j. Davis, Cabmria
w. V. Garvin, O. M. Reynolds, Andrew
IT. johnson, Rapidan; B. Tyler, Julius
Conrad, Shelby; F. w. White, Amboy
Lee S. Champlin, G. e. Mead, Vernon
Center; VIM. Zellmer, Pleasant Mound
Adam Andrews, Ceresco; o. f. Golden
star, John f. Osgood, Garden City; Geo
Phillips, Geo. Shanahan, Danville; Willis
Weaver, John Laur;sch, MedO; Ber-
chard Cumming, Chas. f. Jones Jr., Ma,
pleton township; Albert Guthier, Ma
pleton Village; Charles Lentz, Andrew
Little, Beanford; j. Richter, Geo. Ack-
erman, st, ling; Frank Jones, Chas
Iertzberg, lYra; Mat Duff, Good Thun-
der.
Bids fol the Vernon Center bridge
were Opene and found to be as follows
Hewitt ] fiQge &C., $3,527; Mayer
Bros, 1878 Des MONIES Bridge & Iron
Co., $3.50 Hennepin Bridge Co., ST.
S4S; A. Y Dayne & Co., $3.50; VIM
S. Hewitt Co., $4,000
On motto If Com. Paddock the bid
of the He 5ridge company was
J accepted al award made to it e.
HI. Johnson
Com. PaC \ or motion elected
poor comm onel 4or the city.
: Hearing the application of Henry
Munzinger ID VIM. j. Frantz of ST.
Clair for l. or licenses was had. Nc
one appeari n opposition on motion of
Com. Madis they wele both granted
and license ordered issued, license
money ha, ng been paid and proper
bond furnis ..
The annu 'nancial statement of eX-
penditures ) county for the year
1905 was pi to and approved by
the board sfa prdered printed without
the warrant lers, same as hereto
fore.
I Adjourned p. m.
2 P. NJ, January 3rd, l906.-Board
convened, all members present.
Hearing on the application of j. F,
Larson for license to sell liquor at ST.
Clair was held. No opposition appear
ing, Com. Madigan moved that the ap,
plication be granted and license issued
when the fee for same has been paid and
proper bond furnished. Motion carried.
The bond of John c. Wise & Son
Review, for printing and publishing the
delinquent tax list of 1904 with w. G.
Bienapf and A. G. Deebach as sureties
was approved.
The auditor was on motion which car
ried directed to advertise for proposals
for furnishing the county wood, as fol
lows: 100 cords of dry mixed, $50 cords
of green mixed; also these bids may be
for all oak or maple to be delivered
at the court house. twenty-five cords
of dry mixed; twenty-five cords of green
mixed, to be delivered at the poor farm
These bids will be received at the audi
tors office until noon of the 18th OF
January.
Meeting adjourned to a. M, Jan. 4th
| 8 A. M. January 4th, l9O6.-Board
convened as per adjournment. All mem,
bers present. Chairman Jones presided
Com. Schultz moved that a committee
be named to examine the Taylor bridge
near Mapleton and report at the next
meeting Motion carried and the chair
appointed Commissioners Jones, Schultz
and Paddock.
A ditch petition signed by c. S. Wis
hart, ct al, was received and date of
hearing set for Thursday, March Sth, at
IL o'clock, a. m. This ditch is No. l6 and
affects sections 2, H., II and l3 in Ma
pleton township.
Bond of the Peoples State Bank of
Madison Lake with John Neary, Daniel
Brown, Lewis Pitcher, w. j. Sichler
lGeo. Il. Swearingen as sureties was ap-
proved for $1,000.
i A mutual agreement was entered in