The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1911-01-05
ITS ANNUAL NEE ING
County Board Elects John Dalchow
Chairman and Foss G. Cater
Vice Chairman for 1911.

Carl n. Sholin of Page, Commissioner
From Fourth District, Takes
His Seat on the Board.
The Mile Lace county commission
ers convened on Tuesday for their
annual meeting with all members in
attend ance. Commissioner Dalchow
was however later called away by the
illness of his father. Carl M. Sholin,
the newly elected member from the
Fourth commissioner district, took
his seat on the board. John Dalchow
was unanimously elected chairman
for the ensuing year and F. G. Cater
vice chairman: Commissioners Dali
chow, Cater and Uglem we're elected
to act in the capacity of court house
committee for the year 1911.
Treasurer Henschel's salary was
computed and it was found that $10O
was legally due him for the year 1910.
The county auditor was instructed to
draw warrant to cover this amount.
1t was ordered that the treasurer
be paid 500 per month for the first
eleven months of 1911, as part pay
ment of salary, and that the balance
found due to him shall be paid by the
board at the annual meeting in Jan
uary, 1912. The treasurer was al
lowed 5000 for clerk hire for the ensu-
ing year.
Two hundred and fifty dollars was
appropriated by the board from the
revenue fund of the county for Incl
dental expenses such as postage,
freight, etc., for the year 1911.
1t was voted to pay the county sup
erintendent of schools $3.50 for the
year 1911, this sum to cover all ex-
penses for team hire. postage, sum-
mer school expenditure and his out
lay for deputies and the holding OF
state examinations. -
The salary of the county attorney
for the ensuing year was fixed at $40,
to be paid in monthly installments oil
1870. ~:t...s -.-&<..s,+ :
| The bond of Frank Goulding in the
sum OF $4,000, as register of deeds,
was examined, accepted and ordered
fled. ',s....= 2. zz'.'
Richard Hamer, clerk of school
district 81, appeared before the board
relative to certain territory which had
been detached from said district
The matter was adjusted satisfactorily
to the parties interested.
The bid of the Princeton Lumbe,
company to furnish the county Is tons
of Hooking lump coal at SIS .25 per tor
was accepted.
A petition for the resurvey of sec.
ton 10, town of Greenbush. came ur
for hearing and the prayer of the petit.
TONERS was granted. S. L. Kennedy
was appointed surveyor to do the
work and his bond fixed in the sum
of $50.
The application of S. A.. johnson
OF Wahkon for license to sell intoxi.
eating liquors came up for hearing
and the license was granted. Com.
missioners Uglem and Sholin voted
in the negative.
The annual reports of fees, emolu.
ments and gratuities for the wear
1910 received by VIM. v. Sanford,
Harry ShockIey and J. A. Ross were
presented, duly examined and an
proved.
A list OF names from which to select
the grand and petit jurors to serve in
the district court for the year 1911 was
drawn,
The board decided to pay Chas.
Walker the SUM of SIS per month for
the board and care of Thos. Pitmon,
county charge, for the first three
months of the year 1911. -.-.
The following bonds and sureties
we're accepted by the board: W. C.
Doane, county auditor, 81, 1000: r. S.
Chapman, county surveyor, $500: Otto
| nouscuel, county treasurer, SIS, 900. r.
It.; was moved and carried that
County Surveyor Chapman be in
structed to draw up the proper appli-
cation to the state highway com
mission for the reimbursement of the
different towns throughout the county
which have spent money on state high
ways during the past year. ",
After disposing of some resurvey.
matters and auditing number of
bills the board adjourned yesterd az
until tomorrow, Friday, at 10 0 clock
Changing Seed.
The records of experiment stations
40 not show q necessity for changing
seed grains to produce good and
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