New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1912-07-17

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Fred. Haas, Milford ........... 10
A. H. Meyer, Stark ............ 3.13
CT F. w. Mellenthin, Mulligan.. IA
Carl FRANKIE, Mulligan ......... 81
w. l., Cartwright, Mulligan. -. LBS
George Suess, Mulligan ........ 1.O3
Tuesday morning the board pre-
pared the petit and grand jury lists
for the December term of the district
court and filed same with the clerk of
court. " -.t-l
Tie contract for 200 tons of Goa; for
the courthouse and poor farm was
awarded to Bingham Bros. at $5.65 per
ton, they being the lowest bidders.
The following amounts were ordered
levied on the taxable property of the
county for the year 1912: Revenue
fund, 100000; road and bridge fund,
$40 100000; poor fund, 100000, a to-
tai of 100000. r..
The application Of F. J. Memo, Of
New Ulm, for reduction Of assessment
and taxes for 1910 and 1911 on his real
property received the approval of the
board and was recommended to the
state tax commission. ~
The matter Of repairs on the boilers
in the court house was referred to the
court house committee with power to
act. 49,.
The poor farm committee was author
lied to paint the interior of the poor
home If in their opinion it is neces-
sary that this-be done.
The request of J. H. HOFFMAN, of
the town of Stark, that he be set OF
with his lands from school district
No. As to district No. %, was granted,
no one appearing to oppose it.
The county commissioners went on
record as approving change in state
road No. 2 if the town supervisors are
petitioned to make such change and
are desirous Of doing 30. ,
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The sum Of ,75.o 90 was appropriated
out of the county road and bridge fund
to be expended on the highway from
Hindermann's bridge to the town of
Home and upon the recommendation
Of the Richartz bridge committee, the
sum of $4,000 was appropriated for
this highway, conditioned that the
1 towns of Sigel and Milford each ex-
ponds an equal amount. -
Subject to the approval of the state
highway commission the following
highway was designated as state road
No. -: Beginning at the northwest
corner of section No. IS, township No.
1O8, range "a, thence running east
along the north side of the southern
tier of sections in the towns of Ba-
lshaw, Mulligan and Albin, terminating
at the northeast corner of section No.
80, township No. 1oS, range 90 Clown
of Albin), there TO intersect state
road No. 6 of Brown county. .
The proper committee reported that
the contract for a new bridge across
the Little Cottonwood in the town OF
Mulligan had been awarded to the
Joliet Bridge & Iron Co. at price OF
$1.242.0o. Ii
The written report of Com. Tauer
as to the work done on state road No.
S, was received and the expenses In.
CURED in said work, agg,egating the
sum of $507.71, were ordered paid.
The written report Of Com. Erick-
son as to the work done on state road
No. 2. was received and the expenses
incurred in said work, aggregating the
sum of $512.1O were ordered paid. His
report as to the work done on state
road No. S was received and the ex-
penses incurred thereby, aggregating
$497.45, were ordered paid. ,,...
The written report of Com. Henle
as to work done on state road No. 1
was received and the expenses in
CURED thereby, aggregating the sum
of $517.15, were ordered paid.
The written report of Com. Steinke
as to work done on state road No. 2
was received and the expenses in
Cured thereby allowed in the sum OF
| $1,157.36.
| The written report of Com. Polkow
as to work done on state road No. l
in Bashaw, was received and the ex-
penses incurred thereby aggregating
the sum of $54O.55, were allowed.
!, Bills aggregating in all the sum OF
s2,636.O5 were allowed and the board
thereupon adjourned to Wednesday,
July 18th at 10 o'clock a. m.
Il Thu Modorn Woodmen held q big