New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1912-02-21
INTERESTING PROCEEDINGS OF
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
Definite Plans Made 70 Garry out
asystem Of Good Roads
Work.

Work.
The special meeting of the County
Commissioners which convened at the
Courthouse February 18th, proved On
interesting session and considerable
important business was transacted.
All members of the Board were
present. Commissioner Henle was
instructed to investigate into the con-
dition of Mrs. Coffman who was re-
ported destitute. Joseph Limberger.
who is suffering with tuberculOsiss
was ordered sent to the State Sani-
tarium at Walker and Commissioners
Henle was delegated to accompany
him. Hecker Post G. A. r. was voted
the sum of sl0O to pay the expenses
for q proper observance Of MemoriA
Dsy. J. II. Hoffman, of the Town OF
Stark was granted hearing for July
9th, 1912, at 2 o'clock p. m. when his
petition to be set of from School
District No. As and attached to School
District No. %, will be considered.
A. S. Dorm was granted a.
auctioneer's license. Henry Aliens
req uest, that the County Board aid
him to secure the return Of his
children from the Minnesota School
for Detectives At Faribsult, was laid
over. Commissioners Erickson and
Steinke were appointed - . COMMITTEES
to look into the matter Of establishing
and maintaining uniform level OF
the water at Lake Hansks, by con-
structing . dam at tho outlet Of the
lake. @. M. Robertson or some ether
competent engineer 10 TO make the
necessary survey. The following bids
for ianitors we're received: Herman
Nun, cooper month; Fred Brust Us;
John schons as; Henry Relwes $50;
Walter Key $50; Jos. Filzen $50 and
Anton Maidl s65 per month. All bids
we're rejected and upon motion Henry
Ro;wes was re-appointea jsnitor Ut
$50 per month, and the county
attorney was instructed to prepare .
contract defining his Duties in detail
The resignation of C. M. Robertson
ss county surveyor was laid over to
the next meeting. Sheriff w. J.
julius was directed to investigate the
complaint made that the proprietors
of the saloon at Searles we're violating
the liquor law. The Auditor was in
structed to notify the county officials
that all acquisitions for supplies
stationery, etc. must be made through
his Office. Claim Of DR.. L. A. Fritschs
for ga heretofore rejected was re-
considered and SLOWED in the sum OF
S22. SIS cts. found in possession OF l. :.
A. Hslstenrud, an inmate OF the
County Poor Farm, was turned over
to the county and credited to the
account OF the Poor Farm. The
county surveyor WAS directed to make
survey OF tho Dittbenner farm
recently purchased BY the County
The Courthouse Committee VAS given
authority to change the jury box IN
the Court room and get new chairs for
tho jury and look after al necessary
repairs. Commissioner Polkow and
Erickson we're given authority -
purchase the necessary plat books %
as to be able TO preserve the plaes
that are fled In the ONCE OF the
Register of Deeds. =
Bills aegreesting the sum Of e229S.1
we're allowed. Tho county treasurer
reported through the Bosrd Of Audit
that he had been unable to plsce the
ditch money on time certificates fof
deposit drawing 50 vhereupon me
Beard directed the deposit OF this
money on time certi dcates drawing ~.
Special plans have been laid for the
road work to be done, : full report OF
which is given on page three OF this
issue
There will be school Thursday, the
22nd, but none Friday, it having oeeh
decided that would be the better way
to take the day rather than to break
into tho week nv a holiday Thursday.