The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1913-12-04

Town of st. Joseph; Ben Aschenbren-
ner, President Of the Village Council
tig, Chairman of the Town Board of
the Town of COllegeville; George Quale.
Chairman of the Town Board Of the
Of the Village Village coanei az sse
Village of Kimball: Valentine Walz,
Chairman Of the Town Board Of the
Of tSa Hsse os sse
Village Of ST. Nicholas and Michael
Witzman. Chairman Of the Town Board
mat 9Se of
respectively Chairman and Secretary of
said Board of Appointment.
That the following candidates pre-
Michael Loso, Peter Taufen. Eff. Mielke
and 1gnatius Kremer.
That FIVE ballots were taken ard the
Ignatius Kremer, 2 votes, Michael Loso,
votes. Peter Taufen votes and e. F.
Mieike, votes.
vote taken that there was no election.
That the result Of the sixth vote
| taken was as follows: e. F. Mieike.
Michael Loso, 8 votes. and Peter Taufen
IL votes, one member having been alb
sent from the room.
That the result of the seventh vote
l taken was as follows: y. F. Mielke, re-
ceiyed votes, Michael Loso received
s votes and one vote blank. Michael
LOsO was threupon declared appointed
missioner District of Stearns County
Minnesota.
/ John B. Otto,
Chairman Board r Of Ap p mieIFe.
Secretary Board of appointment
State of Minnesota,
| County of Stearns.
i John 3. Otto and Theo J. Mielke
being first duly sworn, each for himself
says that they have read the fore
going certificate and know the contents
thereof and knew the same to be true
and correct of their own knowiedge.
CHAIRMAN D0at The co 9a T. MieiRe.
II Secretary Board of Appointmen mt
Subscribed and sworn to before me-
County Auditor, Stearns
tSeaD County, Minnesota
A petition. purporting that the same
County in the number of AIS askins
for removal of the county seat to thu
Village of Albany, was presented tt
termined from the records on file tina
said petition required signatures to thu
number of 1895. being 60 per cent o.
the vote cast by males at the he las las
required, proceeded to hear all argu
ments for and against the granting o.
said petition.
W. w. Barron and Harris Richardson
attorneys. appeared for the petitioner:
and J. D. Sullivan and r. B. Browel
and Theodore Bruener, attorneys, ap
|peared for the demonstrators.
]. D. Sullivan, on behalf of the
demonstrators, questioned the 1urlsdic
ton of this Board to proceed in thu
this meeting was not legally given
Having been omitted to be published IL
the st, Cloud Daily Times and Dali,
Printers afidavits were. then ex:
with afhdavits of legal newspapers or
file.
Mr.. Sullivan further objected to the
affidavit of w. w. Barron as to the
publication of this notice in certain
newspapers. Mr. Barron. on behalf OF
the legality of the st. Cloud Daily
Times and Daily Journal Press for the
reason of failure on the part of said
newspapers to file new afhdavits OF
legality under the law of 1911. Mr.
Sullivan denied that this was required
under the law in question: and. that
complete and illegal.
Mr.. Barron, on behalf of the petition
ers, requested that Nicholas Thomey
County Auditor, be sworn and that
also be sworn.
County Auditor Nicholas Thomey was
ttfen5Sdfuly sworn and testified relative
to. notices semitic printers for publica-
tipn.%
| Deputy County Auditor John J
Spaniel was duly sworn and testified
as to delivery of notices to printers
| On motion of Val. Herman, seconded
by Jacob Weber. the Board adjourned
to o'clock P. NJ.