The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-11-24

real estate is hereby fairly deter
mined to be the sum set opposite
each of said descriptions in the list
below, and that the aggregate
taxes, penalties, interest and costs
charged against each of said tracts
in the forfeited tax list prepared
by the auditor of said county for
the year 1911, pursuant to the pro-
visions of sections 936, 937 and
938, Revised Laws, 1905, as amend
ed, are in each instance greater
than the actual cash value of
each of said respective parcels, and
this board duly recommends that the
Minnesota tax commission approve
said cash value so fixed by this
board as to each tract, and thereby
authorize said county auditor to use
said cash value SO filed and ap-
proved as minimum price for
which each Of said tracts may be
sold, as the forfeited tax sale to be
held on the End Monday OF Novem-
Der, 1911.
Taxes, Pen Value by
alties, In Co. Board.
tereSt and
Description Costs.
Mankato, Marsh Bros.
Add, w. 25 fl. of
E. 54R it. of E.
129R it. of lot Al. .$74. A $40 90
Mankato, Cummins'.
Add, Exc. R. R. lots
3 and 4, block S.. 67.SS 10. 90
E1a of NWA of NWA
NWL of 12-106-29. 1872 OF 25. 90
West Mankato, Exc. R.
R. lot 4, block 1856. 20. 68 500
West Mankato, Exc. R.
r. lot 5, block 1856. 1922 800
On motion of Commissioner Madi-
gan there was allowed on the new
road in Decoria, section II, known
as the Swimming station road, the
following damages in addition to
those fixed and ordered paid at the
time of granting the petition which
was 500 an acre timber and all, but
if the timber was not allowed by the
owners the damage was to be allow
ed at $500 an acre. Now is al
lowed August Thrun, neA, section
IL, two acres, $50. c. Schulz,
nell of nwA, section II, 1928 acres,
$25. A. Schulz, seA of nwA, section
II, one acre, $25. l.. McCollum,
nwA of nwA, section II, 1.3 acres,
SIS. Owners of the land to have
the wood thereon.
The following resolution offered
by Commissioner Scbneeberger was
adopted.
Whereas, contract was made
early in the season with G.. S. Erick-
Ir fho hrid on
highway. and finish the job before
December 1, 1911, and whereas sat
isfactory progress has not been
made, in fact, little has been done.
Therefore, be it resolved, that if
Mr.. C. S. Erickson. contractor, does
not get actively at work within one
week that the bondsmen be asked
to assume charge of the work and
finish it. Adopted.
On motion of Commissioner Schnee-
berger the following committee was
named to view the Swartout bridge
in Decoria which needs replanking,
this committee to have power to act.
Committee, Commissioners Madigan,
Schneeberger and Young, to visit
the site October q.
Final estimate on the Cambria
bridge, section II, s1.5OO. was al
lowed the Marsh Engineering com
pany of Des MOines, Iowa.
Next session Thursday, November
%, 2 p. m.
On molten the following bills were
allowed:
Amboy Herald publishing no.
tice 3.S5
Anderson, David, threshing at
poor farm ......... So. Is
Andrews, DR.. Roy, transpOrta-
ton of poor. ............... 2.30
Bates, F. W., transcripts. -. 1928
Beer, Albert, goods to poor. Is 90
Brush, S. R., inspecting boilers IL 90
Brown, Dan, goods to poor. 80
Brooks, W. F., ditch work. 70. 81
Brooks, w. F., road and bridge
work ............. 1904
Buffham, w. K, goods to court
house 6.72
Burrill, R., work on state road