The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1913-04-24

petition appearing regular on it's face
and having been endorsed by the
superintendent of schools the
board appointed May Goth, 1913, at 10
o'clock a. NJ, at the auditors office
in the village of Princeton as the |
time and place for hearing on said
petition.
On motion board adjourned until l
o'clock p. m.
Board reconvened at one O'Clock p.
m. All members of the board |
present.
A petition from the town board of
the town of South Harbor asking for !
the appointment of a road patrol for |
the lake road in said town was pre-
sented to the board, duly endorsed by
the board and forwarded to the state !
highway commission with the recon- !
mendation that said petition be
granted and that said patrol be ap-
pointed by the state highway com
mission.
A plat of the resu1vey of section
80 in the town of Milaca was submit
ted to the board by Surveyor W. L.
Ridge and on motion same was duly
approved and accepted and ordered
filed with the register of deeds as re-
quired by law.
A statement showing the total
costs of such resurvey to be S130.68
was then presented to the board by
said W. L. Ridge, surveyor, and the
board then proceeded to make the as
sessment Of total costs against the
lands in said section 49, It was then
moved and unanimously carried that
each forty acre tract in said section
80, except the e1% of swA of said Sec
tion, be assessed $500. per tract: that
the Sven Collins lands in said Sec
tion be assessed zoe per acre and that
the remainder of the said total costs
of such resurvey be divided among
the remaining irregular tracts in said
section, (e7s of sw4), at an equal
amount per acre.
Ole II. Uglem was appointed a
committee of one to investigate the
advisability of purchasing piece Of
land adjoining the Milo cemetery,
to be used by the county for ceme-
terry purposes in connection with the
county poor farm.
! On motion duly made and carried
w. L. Ridge was appointed as sur
veyor to resurvey section / in the
town of Milo as per petition and his
bond was fixed in the sum of $50.
! A petition from Grant Weatherly
ct al. was presented to the board
asking for the formation of new
common school district in the south
end of the town of Page The petit
tion appearing regular on it's face
and having been endorsed by the
county superintendent Of schools the
| Nov OO+L, 1912 a.
10 o'clock a. m. at the auditors office
time and place for hearing on said
lpetition.
On motion duly made and carried
the offer of the Princeton water,
light and building commission tC
rent the village Jail to the county
for period of one year from date
at the agreed price of 800 for the
)year was accepted by the board.
| Moved and carried that the coun.
tvs claim against the Galley Hdwe
|Co. OF Princeton, Mimi, for cement
sacks returned, be turned over tt
the county attorney for collection
and settlement.
The following claims against the
county were audited and allowed il
amounts as follows:
!, Jakob Eye, wood for Mary
| SeVerSOn. Observation-Disclosures. ) ~;
VIM: Lipp & Co., goods for - -
Thos. Dejarlais for mos 300
Forest Hill Cemetery Associ-
alton, lot and grave dig
ging for Johan Snallman so
, Harold Siren, coffin, box and
funeral expenses for Jo-
C1o1
+ Alfred Olson Co., goods and
supplies for poor farm .... 26.0
H. Gesch, saving wood at
poor farm. ............ SO
J. A. Erstad, insurance as
| sessment on poor farm
6 DullQlngS. ............ III. 5
1 20. 6. johnson, Overseer's
salary for month and in
cidental expenses at poor
Louis F. Dow Co., office sup w.
: MiIl ei:i5 Pig. Co., wolf -
4 bounty warrants. geo.. ia
= Free Press Pig. Co., supplies
- for clerk Of court. 81
The Fritz Cross Co., office
s Security Hdty''f 5: 3: & Ptg: Co., ~
2 office supplies. ........... SIS
- Walter S. Booth & Son, wolf
= bounty blanks. ..... IA
i Elliot-Fisher Co., office sup
s plies. So
- The Princeton News, 5000
70 envelopes. ............... IT'S
Is Robt II. King, 2 days on
N board Of audit. :..... &C
- w. G. Doane, 2 days on board
Il of audit. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. &C
J.: Tri-State T. & T. Co. .~phones
* and tolls for March, 1913 A.
- Tri-State T. & T. Co.. phones
10 and tolls for Feb. l9l3.. g.;
% A. G. Osterberg, recording
70 town treasurers' bonds. 49,
- Princeton Union, Office sup
~ plies, commissioners pro-
~ ceedings. financial state
20 ment and other printing 693
10 Harry Shockley, expenses.
20 summoning jurors, April