The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1912-12-06
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
OF the Board Of County Commits
sioners Of Blue Earth County,
Mimi; Special Session.

sioners OF Blue Earth County,
Mimi; Special Session.
Mankato. MIMI, Wednesday, No.
vember 20, 1912, 2 p. M-Meeting
of the board of county commission
ers of Blue Earth county, Mime
sofa, was convened as per adjourn
ment at the last session. All mem
bers were present when the meet
ing was called to order by the
chairman, Robert Madigan.
Minutes of the last session were
approved. ss
School petition of Fred Hainka
was heard. No opposition appear
ing, it was decided and SO ordered
by the board that the east half of
the southeast quarter of section
%, (e1a of seA) be set over from
No. Sc to IT 70 and ordered report
ed to Faribault county.
The next meeting of the board
will be held Tuesday, December IL,
at 2 p. m.
Last meeting will be held Mon
day, December 80, at 2 p. m
Applications for correction of as
sessment were made and approved
as follows: Almon l.. Wheeler, M.
o. Sundt.
Application by Henry Kuehn to
be set over from No. 92 to 66 was
received. Date set for hearing
December 80, 1912, 2 p. m.
change of road in Garden City.
This was signed by A. j. equity
and others and being irregular was
ordered returned to A. ]. equity
for correction. We don't know who
sent in this petition.
Estimates were allowed Marsh
Engineering company of Des Moines
as follows:
For the Murphy bridge in section
%, Mcpherson, the countys part of
$3.50, $3.50. ....
Also the half from the county,
being it's part for the Perch Creek
bridge in section 20, Ceresco, $1,474
The board and engineer then went
over all work being done within
the county. Accepted the Whitney
bridge in Mapleton; accepted the
Perch Creek bridge in Ceresco; ac-
cepted the road work done on the
county line between Faribault and
of Minnesota Lake.
The board directed the county at
torney to proceed against the bonds
men in case of c.. S. Erickson,
ditch No. 25, in order to get the
bills at st. Clair and elsewhere
paid.
The board heard William Schroe-
der's appeal for settlement for
his alleged damages on the ST.
Clair road in section 6, Mcpherson.
Being sure that the land taken was
part of the old established travelled
highway within the four rod limit
and that no alleged damage be
considered. The matter was left.
On motion the following bills
were allowed: sr ,-
Albrecht, ]. F., procuring elec-
ton supplies SIS. 20
Albrecht, VIM, goods to poor 500
Anderson, d. H., threshing at
poor farm SO. AZ
Barnes, 0. L., work at jail :. 800
Bashaw, a., labor and ma
terial at Jail. MISUNDERSTANDING 59 Al
Bestman, ]. H., procuring
election supplies ...... 80
Botsford Lumber Co., coal to
V poor 16. 05
Brell, Carl & Son, goods to
poor ................ 20. 90
Brooks, w. F., map for court 100
Brooks, w. F., ditch work. 40 12
Consumers Power Co., light at
court house and Jail. -. 20. 81
Comstock, Phillip, work on
ditch No. %. ~. =. -. - -. 400
Cook, M. B., procuring elec-
ton supplies ............. $50
Cousandier, Ed, goods to poor 500
Cream, James, road work. 80, U.s.
Cullen, DR.. VIM. R., medical
. services to poor. Is. 90,
Daily, A. L., cleaning Chin
neys at jail. ........... 2.75
Dackins & Dtchfield, goods to +
poor farm 1850
Davies, w. B., transcripts. :. 20
Davies Bros, goods to poor 500
Dethloff, P. A., goods to poor
Z farm ............... sc. As
Dobie, VIM. L., procuring cleo
ton supplies ............ go
Dodds, DIR. L. T., services at
poor farm ................. 100
Donaldson, c. L., law maya
zine 3.OO
Diamond, l.. c., goods to poor
farm ........... 200
Eckhardt, Mrs. j., goods to
poor farm 81 "a
Eckhardt, Mrs. j., goods to
poor ................. 400
Erick, goods to
court house ............... 1.50
Farrell, NJ, procuring cleo
ton supplies ,..... 100
FEEDER, Will, livery, ditch No.
% OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 500
Flachsenhar J. j., procuring
election supplies ........ $50
Flo Brothers, lumber for over 4
head bridge ......... %. 49,
Flo, Pugh /& Brockmeyer,
goods to poor. 35. 90
Francis, c. c., procuring cleo.
ton supplies ......... $40
Free Press Printing Co.,
blanks 1890
Fricke, Henry, goods to poor 1.75
Gabler Bros, meals to jurors 13 80
Getty, S. j., procuring election
supplies ............. 500!
Haedt, Robert, seed corn to
poor farm ........ 2.00I
Hage, S. Lumber Co., lumber,
ditch No. %. ............ $50
Mailman, Chas. F., goods to
poor ~. 90
Hansen, H. H., surveying road 7.50I