New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1910-09-14
Town COUNTY, MINNESOTA, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1910

]. not more than 50, 500 to be expended
by the state in one year for any one
school.
The following are the appropria-
tions secured by Senator @. A. john
son during his term 1908:
$4,000 to aid in construction of the
Judson bridge across the Minnesota
river; also $500 appro priated to Brown
and Nicollet to aid in constructing
bridge across Minnesota river at
Fort Ridgely Ferry Crossing
$500 to aid in building bridge
between Kasota and ST. Peter.
The sum of Three hundred and fifty
(350) dollars to aid in building a
bridge across Rush river, on tie
north and south center line of section
three 80 Township one hundred and
eleven (11l) range twenty-nine (29),
town of Bernadotte. Said sum to be
expended under the supervision of
the supervisors of said township.
The sum of one hundred and fifty
(150) dollars, to aid in the construc-
ton of a bridge across Hanson creek
at Hanson crossing in section five (5)
township of Traverse, said sum to
be expended under the supervision of
the supervisors of said township.
The sum of two hundred and fifty
(250) dollars, to aid in the payment,
of a bridge across the Minnesota
river, at Judson in the township of
Nicollet, to be paid on the order of
the chairman of the board of super
visors of said township.
1907
a. To be available for the fiscal
year ending July 81, 1908: $3.50, to
aid in repairing bridges in the Town
of Ridgely; $3.50, to aid in the build
ing of roads in the Town of CORTLAND
from the bridge across the Minnesota
river at New Ulm to Martin Mueller's
farm; $3.50, to aid in building a road
in the Town of Lafayette from the
bridge over the Minnesota river at
New Ulm to Fred Fritsche's farm;
$500, to aid in building an iron bridge
in the Town of Lake Prairie; $3.50, to
aid in building iron bridges in the
Town of New Sweden; $500, to aid in
building an iron bridge in the Town
of Belgrade; $500, 10 aid in construct
ing and repairing the road known as
the Fort road, from st. Peter to Fort
Ridgely.
b. To be available for the fiscal
year ending July 81, 1909: $4,000, to
aid in constructing and repairing the
road, known as the Fort road, from
St. Peter to Fort Ridgely.
What is known as Nicollet Co.
State Road No. l. located by Co.
Commissioners is being built under
laws made by Sen.>C. A. johnson.
Road and bridge appropriations for
1910 and 1911, but unfortunately this
Was declared unconstitutional by our
supreme court, but Sen. johnson did
the work just the same.
$1,000 for Mankato & New Ulm
road; ST. 900 for road in Courtland
between MartinMueller's and the Min.
nesota river; $3.50 for a bridge near
Barney Fay; $500 for ST. Peter & New
Ulm road in Oshawa; 5000 for road il
Ridgely; $500 for bridge in Wes
Newton; $500 for road in Bernadotte
S2cO for road in CRANKY; 5000 for roac
in Brighton; 5000 for road in New
Sweden; $500 for road in ,Nicellet
$3.50 for road leading to st. Peter.
AS chairman of the committee or
hospitals he also introduced the bill
providing for detention hospitals, ont
Of which is now in course of construc
ton in St. Peter, by which temporarily
insane can be treated without having
the odium attached to being confinet
in an insane asylum until certified BY
the Supt. in charge as being incur
able.
The question of segregrating The
tubercular patients from the regular
hospitals and combining them by them
selves also received his support anc
it was mainly thru his efforts that thu
tubercu,ar ward was built and located
at st. Peter.
The same is also true of the insane
criminals, many of whom are in GU,
asy lums and building has just been
completed in ST. Peter and hereafter
all criminals that plead insanity viii
be co mined here until surrendered as
cured to the officer of law, apart from
other patients who are actually sick
and harmless. There are said to be
about 400 Of this class already in the
state.
Locally Senator Johnson has Sc