The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1907-05-02

pared and presented as follows:
Road Road
Minneapolis Steel and Machinery
Twin City Bridge; Co. $3.50. ss449 sSSSo
Joliet Bridge and Iron Co.. $2278 s., 495
Fargo Bridge and Iron Co.. 90. " S22G3 S2463
A. Y. Bayne 4 Co.,. $3.50 81. 48O
Continental Bridge Co... :. $685. $685. $500
Hennepin Bridge Co............. S2,169 1854
Security Bridge Co............ $3.50 1895
HeWett Bridge Co. ..... -. ...... S2,O5O $4,000
A joint ballot of the board of
county commissioners and the board
OF supervisors of the town of Prince
ton 1.-THE town of Princeton assuming
one-tihrd the cost of the structure) re-
suited in favor of a 16-foot roadway
by vote of to 3.
The bid of the Hewett Bridge Co. of
Minneapolis being the lowest offer
received, motion was made by o. H.
Uglem and seconded by L. S. Libby,
to award the contract for the construc-
ton of the bridge above referred to,
according to plans and specifications
on file in the Office Of the county audi
tor, for the sum of two thousand,
fifty dollars ($2,050). Motion carried.
Commissioners Uglem, Libby and
Dalchow voting in favor of the mo-
ton and Commissioners Mcclure and
Erickson voting no. The board of
supervisors of the town of Princeton
concurring in the motion by a two
thirds vote.
On motion of J. W. Mcclure, Sec
onded by L. S. Libby, the board voted
to repair the county road leading to
Mile Laos lake, from the north line
of the town of Page to the south line
of the town of Onamia.
Official bond of L. S. Briggs as
judge Of probate, appointed by the
governor to fill the vacancy caused by
the death of B. M. Van Alstein, was
presented to the board for examination
and approval, and on motion
the said bond and the sureties thereon
were duly approved by unanimous
vote.
In the matter of the hearing on the
petition of Albert Riebe and Amelia
Adams, praying for a survey and SUBJ
division of section q, in township 81,
range 26, all interested parties appear
ing having been duly heard, on mo-
tion the said petition was granted by
a unanimous vote of the board, and
r. S. Chapman, competent surveyor,
was duly appointed to make the sur
vey prayed for in said petition, and
June 18th, 1907, was fixed by the
board as the date when the said sur
vey shall begun.
In matter of the hearing on the ap-
plication of Peter Solder for license to
sell Intoxicating liquors on the ground
floor of a frame building situated on
lot IA, of block "A", in the village of
Onamia, more particularly described
as being that certain parcel of land,
part OF southeast quarter of northwest
quarter of section 6, in township IL.
range rs, located near and north of
Onamia postoffce, in the town of Ona-
mia, the said application was duly
heard by the board, and all objections
thereto, and motion made by G. E..
Erickson, seconded by L. S. Libby,
that license be granted to said Peter
Solder and applied for, was carried,
Commissioners Erickson, Libby and
Dalchow voting in favor of granting
the license and Commissioners Me-
Clure and Uglem voting against the
proposition. .>
On motion an adjournment was
taken until Tuesday, April 23d, 1907,
at o'clock a. m.
Tuesday, April 23rd, 1907.
Board OF county commissioners met
pursuant to adjournment. All mem
berS present.
The following claims against the
county were audited and allowed in
amounts as stated:
McGill-Warner Co.. assessment books
and blanks for 1907. .... " sra. 90
Free Press Printing Co.: blanks for
clerk OF COURT. ................ 29O
E. B. Anderson goods for Knute Nor
goods Tor Mrs: 6aniii 45 So: 90
e. I. kettelhodt, wood for Mrs: Richer. 800
gSeas Ms RanSa
y. a. JACK, meolclne 1or W heeler VEAL 5.35
a. L. Rodiun, goods for Mrs: Ole Larson 1000
Z: G. E9e PER- ge9ds Tor Mrs. Curtis. 1925
Frank Wood, care of Wheeler Veal.... 500
Fred s;t Bro %eath shaving Wheeler Veal -
Lawrence snow, digging grave for ''OO
Wheeler Veal. ;......:.:.. 5000. S 400
Wheeler Veal. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 40 ~
Harry shockley, Serving notices .of '"0o
hearing on petition of Albert
Riebe and Amelia Adams. .... ID 20
Harry Shockley, days attendance at
district court as sheriff. ..... .... 800
Harry shockley, sheriff fees and mile
age. State VS.. Miltonberg s85
Harry Shockley, sheriff fees and mile
Harry Shockley, drawing jurors for
April, 1907, term of district court 81 800
=. a: JACK, pens 1or court house,. $50
r. D: Byers, merchandise for court
AOuSC l.30
Tri-State Teleg. and TEL Co., tele-
phones for court house 2.7O
Robt. 81. King, fees as clerk OF district
7. F. Norton, publishing notices for 49,
county. Observation-Disclosures. 17.s5
T.: 3 chapman. tripod for county transit 1900
K II. Burrell, postage for treasurer's
y office. -. ....,...::... 1900
K II. Burrell, fre-proof letter file for
treasurer's office. .............. $500
A. u Norton, justice fees. State vs. w.
A. M1ltOnberg. ................. 10
II. Swedberg, witness fees and mileage,
State VS.. Anderson and JorgenSon 1892
Peter Pluimer, road work in Com Dist.
No, 4.........:. =: 800. -. 200
swan Nelson, services and board as
axeman and chairman on survey
OF ditch No. 4............ $50
Edmund Young. team for viewers on
ditch No. A.. a IN
H. >. Chapman, per diem and expenses
as engineer on ditch No. 4..... $3.50
On motion of o. H.Uglem, the claims
presented by Harry Shockley for sub
poenaing grand and petit jurors for
April, 1907, term of district court were
laid over for further consideration.