The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1909-11-12
on tile drain No. 81, to the contrac
tors, John & Edward Mccall.

| Frank Laurisch and Plageman o
Danville appeared again in the inter
est of cleaning out that part of ditel
No. 5 which remains INSTRUCTED, in
GLIDING trees. On motion of Com
missioner Madigan, Charles Vogtlande
and Michael Tweit were ordered t.
proceed to clean out the ditch where
necessary and have this done at once
as directed by the county surveyor.
An estimate of $4,000 was allowed
Rodstal & Company on their contract
on state road No. 3.
On motion of Commissioner Madigar
that committee be appointed to meet
the town board of Decoria to arrange
for the repair of the Person Ravine
road in section 4, the committee was
named as follows: Commissioners Madi-
gan, Young and Jones. This committee
to have power to act and to meet at
the north end of the Person Ravine
Tuesday, the Goth, at 10 a. m.
On motion of Commissioner Schultz
that committee be named to meet
on state road No. on the town line,
section Z, Decoria and II, Rapidan,
where washout in the road necessi-
tates the repair of the road. The
committee was named as follows:
Commissioners Schultz, Hansen and
Young. This committee to have power
to act and to meet with the board of
rapidan township at date to be de-
cided upon.
Adjourned to 0 a. m, Oct. 22nd.
Mankato, Mimi, Oct, 22nd, 1909, 8 a. m
Board of county commissioners met
as per adjournment. All members were
present.
Petition by Fred Koeppen to be set
off from school district No. 95 to l04
was received and read, date of hearing,
Nov. %, 2 p. m.
Petition by Wilhelminne Busse to be
set off from school district No. 95 to
al, was received and read. Date of
hearing, Monday, Nov. 22nd, 2:30 p. m.
Petition of James Will to be set
over from district No. 95 to al was
received and read. Date of hearing
set for Monday, Nov. 22nd, at 3 p. m.
Petition for public drain or ditch
which will connect Loon and Crystal
Lakes was received, signed by w. P.
Marston and Paul ID. Neff Bond was
and date of hearing made,
Monday, Nov. 22nd at 3 p. m. Num-
Der given ditch, No. "A.
Petition for public ditch in De-
,oria signed by Father Robert Hughes
md others, accompanies oy bond
was received and read. Date of hear
ng, Tuesday, Nov. 23rd, a. m. Num-
Der given ditch, No. 25.
Application of c. L. Colman Lumber
20. of AmbOy for correction of as
'essment on account of error was
approved.
Application by Edgar Dilley of Idaho
or a correction of assessment on ac-
count of error was approved.
Application by S. H. Grannis for
of assessment on account of
over valuation was on motion approved.
Bonds of the following named banks
we're examined and approved. First
National Bank of Mankato. Bonds
men: George M. Palmer, Benedict
Jr., Frederick NJ. Currier.
Henry Theilman, John w. Andrews.
John Nyquist.
German State Bank, Amboy. Bonds
men: George d Secrest, August F.
Jorgen H. Wartenberg, Au-
gust L. Wendt, Frederick M. Schwarz.
National Citizens Bank, Mankato.
8ondsmen: Lorin Cray, George w.
Sugden, Charles E. Wise, Thomas R.
Joughlan, Adelbert L. Veigel Nicholas
Neis, Hugh A. Patterson, Felix X
SIeagher.
First National Bank, Mapleton.
3ondsmen: William Troendel, Robert
3. Hanna, Westley d. Sprague, John
VI. Sprague, Herbert C. Hotaling.
Mankato State Bank. Bondsmen:
Tina g. Harrington, John r. Thomas,
Frank Fowler, John c. Noe, George I.
Ioynton, Adolph G. Lack, Martinus
}. Sundt, George B. Owen, Nicholas
Juliar.
State Bank of Good Thunder. Bonds
men: John G. Graham, Richard L.
Houk, Frederick H. Morlock, John Nc
Jarthy, William Weeks, Michael Noun
ain.
First National Bank, Lake Crystal.
3ondsmen: James Thomas, William r.
Cullen, Hugh FL. Edwards, George E.
Austin, Charles Fox.
Saint Clair State Bank. Bondsmen:
Charles Pagenkopf, Charles Schostag,
Robert A. Haedt, Henry Theilman, Ay-
ner d. Axtell, Patrick H. Bowe.
Commissioner Madigan moved that
he st. Clair road from the city linn
is to the village Of st. Clair be and
5 hereby designated as state road No.
10. Motion carried.
On motion that committee be NAM
ID by the chair to go to the Pleasant
View bridge in Shelby and consider
means to stop the flow of the river
md damage to pier where it is cutting
lround the bridge. The chair appointed
The entire board which with County
Surveyor Brooks will go on the 23rd.
On motion the following bills were
allowed:
Anderson A., making sketches,
etc for Ledbeter case S65 90