The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1910-10-14
Valley. $3.50 to 1855.

Valley, $500 to $685..
On motion of Commissioner Schultz =
the bid of c. w. Monks Lumber 20,
was accepted and contract was award
ed to that company for the sunday
Creek screened lump Hooking Valley
coal at $685. per ton.
Final estimate ditch No. 81, Noun
tain. was on motion allowed $564.2O to
John Mccall. contractor.
School petition signed by Peter Iaven
was presented to the board asking TO
be set over from district No. II to ~.
Hearing October 81, 10 a. m.
Petition signed by the vice presi-
dents of the Garden City Fair associa-
tion and personal appeal by Mr.. E..
T. Champlin for an appropriation OF
5000 was received No action was taken
but a promise was made to give the
matter future consideration.
Merickel ditch hearing, No. 26, Mon
! day November 2S, 2 p. m.
November session, Tuesday, Novem-
! Der %, Q a. m.
! Board adjourned to l:30 p. m.
September %. 1910, lao p m. Board
met as per adjournment All members
present.
Hearing was called on the petition
of John w. Strobel and Others for a
change of road on the line between
Medic and Beauford. No one appearing
| the matter was continued to October
GOTH
An estimate of $l5O4.G3 was allowed
1 the Madela Cement Tile company on
! ditch No. % as ordered.
/ On motion of Commissioner Hansen
the auditor was directed to advertise
for bids for cleaning out that part of
I ditch No. in Lincoln and Garden CITY
as shown by the specifications prepared
4 by Surveyor Brooks. About 2lOO yards.
The Red Jacket bridge matter was
laid over until the October meeting on
account of the absence of Commits
sioner Jones.
On motion the following bills werS
allowed:
Amboy Herald, printing notices.
etc ..'...........r..... S7.15
Anderson, d. H., threshing at
poor farm .................. IS. 10
Atcherson, j. W., delivering cleo
tlon returns ..s. 30
Baynes, Anthony, delivering cleo
ZION returns ................ 3 60
Benham, c. g., goods to court
house ................-.. =, so
Bcstman, j. r.. procuring cleo
ton supplies .. 3 60
Boswell, William, delivering elcc-
tlon returns ............. 3 40
Bowen, d. F.. delivering election
leturus ..........-......... 800
Bradshaw, r. F., goods to poor 10 90
Brooks, w. F., road and bridge
WORK ........l5 90 90
Brooks, w. F.. ditch work. 49,. 30. 66
Brooks. W. F., work on state
ROADS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS % 35
Brono, Anna, assisting county
superintendent .. 30 90
Bryson, w. j., delivering elcc-
ton returns ............ 400
Chamberlain, c. W., delivering
election returns .. Z. 90
. Cook, NJ. b., procuring election
supplies 1908 .........,.. .!.s- 2. so
Cook, NJ. B., procuring election
supplies 1910 ...... go
consumers Power Co., lighting at
court house and jail. 49,. IA so
. Cousandler, Ed, goods to poor. II 90
Coy, James B., delivering election
returns ............,.... / 20
Craig, W. b., ladder for court
house Observation-Disclosures. 800
Daily, A. L., cleaning chimneys
at court house and jail. .... 5.25
Davies Bros, goods to poor =. "a. 90
Dodds, Robt. p, procuring cleo
: ton supplies ........ $50
DUNN, John, delivering election
returns ................... 4.20
Ellis, A. j., canvassing primary
election returns . - 90
Evans. David s., procuring cleo
ton supplies .......... ] 20
Evans, David S., delivering cleo
tlOn returns .......... %
Fallenstein, NJ. L.. delivering cleo
tlon returns ............. l 20
Fallenstein, NJ. L.. procuring cleo
ton supplies ........... 20
Farah. Elias. threshing at poor
| farm .,.,.-... ............... - 00
Farmers Mercantile Co.. goods to
poor .....@.... ACCOMPLISHMENTS. 800
: Flo Brothers. labor and material
herhs bridge ........ 80 80
Foley, W. H., labor at poor farm 30 90
Free Press Printing Co., goods,
blanks. etc. observation-disclosures. 81 o.
Caller, NJ. H.. envelopes ..... 40
Caller, NJ H.. delivering election