The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1910-04-01
Nine oclockea. mMetMarch' 10th l0lO.r

return the ROAD WAS utcEtreu sdtiS
factory and work accepted.
J On motion of commissioner Schultz.
$50 was appropriated for the use of
the Commercial club in making the
Bule Earth county exhibit at the state
conservation meeting.
, The Society of the Friendess, James
PARSONS, state superintendent, Mime
apolis, was voted $1,000 to assist III its
work.
! Next Meeting Wednesday, April Goth,
e p. III.
| The date of hearing on the petition
! for the change of road on the section
! line between Sec. l3 and IA, l-ekay.
the petition signed by NJ. w. Stankey
and others was changed to Wednesday
April 20 at 2 p. m.
| The full board will meet at the
Ludtke bridge, Pleasant Mound Tues
iday, April 10 at $50, for the purpose
i of viewing the site where a new bridge
| is wanted to replace the old one. Also
at the site of proposed bridge miles
northwest OF LuduKe bridge.
| Adjourned to 2:30 p. m.
! 2:30 F. NJ. March l6.-Board met
as per adjournment. All members
present.
| Hearing on the petition of Albert
! Hilgers to be set over from school
District 45 to 4S was had. No one
appearing either way, ON motion of
Commissioner Madigan the applica
iti0n was granted and an order made
setting him with his lands, to-
jwit: The ne of seH of Sec. 20, off
! from School District A. to AS.
On motion of Commissioner Madgan
5000 was allowed for hauling gravel
on the Guettl Hill road, which com
pletes the work of grading on that
I cad. This money payable TO- the
men who did the hauling.
The following names OF residents and
tax payers were selected by the COM
niissioners from which are to be select
ed by the clerk of court, sheriff and one
justice of the peace, we who are ia
serve as grand and petit jurors dur
! ing the year 1910.
Grand-O. r. Severson, Mcpherson
Nv. Fl. Compton, LeRay;. S. Q. lar
! kin, Decoria - J. w. Schwickert, Man
kato Township; Fred Armenian, city
first ward; II. ID. Diamond, city, second
ward; Edward Ario, city, second ward ;
Henry Wiltgen, city, third ward; Roy
j. Straw, city, fourth ward; Lee l.
Champlin, city fourth ward; J. d.
fiumiston, city, fifth ward, D. II
Thompson, city, fifth ward; C.. l.. Sci
leck, city, fifth ward; VIII Thomas
Lake Crystal; Thomas Roberts, judi
'son; James S. Lloyd, Butternnt Val
LEY; r. L. Rodgers, Rapidan; J. l.
Sampson, Shelby; Leslie Cooper, Yer
non Center; Ed Mertesaorf. Vernon
Center; John Schimmele, Beauford
William Taylor, Sterling. ~
Petit-W. J. Murphy, Mcpherson; G.
j. Pagenkopf, ST. Clair: Nick Fred
erick, LeRay; Joseph d. Morris, Eagle
Lake; James Johnston, jamestown
Louis Elder. Madison Lake: Lee Mace
Decoria George Hodapp, Mankato
Township; Ed Koch, Lime George
keiser, city, first ward; Charles c.
Stahl, city, first ward; A. G. Johnson,
city. second ward; Fred J. Clark, city,
third ward; Frank Landkamer, city
third ward: A. J. Nelson, city, fifth
ward; John Murphy, Lake Crystal +;
John w. Davis, Judson; Conner w
Jones, Butternut Valley; August Pos
sin, Rapidan; Fred Truewe, Shelby
Max Bussman Pleasant Mound; Frank
Thurston. Garden City; Frank Wilde
Garden City; II. c. Kenward Danville
j. p flasher, Mapleton Township; John
Weir, Sterling; James Bryson, Lyra.
| An estimate on the Bryson bridge
work. A. Bashaw, contractor, was made
of eight hundred seventy-one and
! 4S-lOO, $S7l.4S.
| Application for correction of assess
ments ON account of errors alleged
were on motion of the different COM
missioners approved. w. S. Garner,
DR.. Beise, Bank of Amboy. Andrew
Doyle, Hickey -Couehlan, w. +.
Young. ,,,f
Adjourned to $3.50 a. m, March 18th,
1910. .s..
March 18th, 1910 he whole board
accompanied by County Surveyor
Brooks went out to the Rapidan Mill
work to look it over with view to
change one or more roads. Also the
laying of railway from Rapidan sta
ton to the top of the hill near where
1.-THE work is being done on the new
dam
Adjourned to March 18th, $3.50 a. M.
March 18th, 1910, $3.50 A. NJ
Board met as per adjournment. The
! following bills were allowed: l,'
Albrech, VIM, goods to poor. .$l7 50
Arlington Mill Co., goods to poor -
Bosin & Co., goods to poor. 20 CO
Boswell VIM, board, etc, eng.
party, ditch No. 25. 80 90
Bradshaw, r. f., goods to poor. 30. GO
Bjelland, DR.. A. o., medical SER II
| vices NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. lo.W
Brooks, W. f., work on Bryson
Brooks, w. F., state road work 800
Brown county, expenses in care
, of Mrs. Joseph Klaus. ........ SO
Bruscke, c. c., & Son, wood to q
: poor ..............., $780, S.o'
'Cousandier, Ed, goods to poor. IL OF