The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-02-06
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS.
OF the Board Of County Commission
ers Of Blue Earth County, MINI.
Regular Session.


Mankato. Mimi, Jan. 9Th. 1914
Board met at 2 p. m, all members
present. and were sworn in by Judge
of probate. Evan Hughes.
John II. Hohmann was elected
chairman and ole X. Olson, vice
chairman.
The board counted the cash and
examined the books and accounts
Of the county treasurer according TO
! law.
/ W. II. Ewing, L. NJ. Anderson and
W. Z. Hill appeared and asked for
5000. 90 appropriation for gravelling
roads in Secs. S, 6, and s. LeRay.
On motion 800 90 was appropriated
therefor.
On motion duly carried, John H.
Holman was elected city poor COM
missioner at $500 per day not to
exceed eighty days.
The chairman appointed all mem.
bers OF the board as the poor farm
committee for 1914.
u,
was presented and approved.
The report of Robert Madigau.
overseer Of the poor farm for 1913,
was read and on motion accepted
and ordered fled.
David A. Jones was unanimously
reelected court house janitor at the
same salary.
The clerk hire of the county audi
tor was left as the legal limit IL
necessary. the clerk hire of the
Judge of probate was left the same
as last year. The salary of the
county attorney was left the same
as last year. The salary OF sheriff
was fixed tie same as last year. The
salary OF clerk OF court was fixed
the same as last year The salary
OF the superintendent of schools was
fixed the same as last year. The
salary Of the assistant superintend-
ent Of schools was fixed at $3.50 90
per year.
The salary OF overseer of poor
farm was fixed the same as last
year.
Robert Madigan was reelected by
ballot.
DR.. ]. p. Rosenwald was elected
county physician for the next term
at the same salary as now paid.
On motion, John II. Hohmann.
Evan ]. Davis and Dr. J. p. Rosen-
valid were elected as the county
board of health for the ensuing term.
BY motion duly carried. the board
adjourned until Q a. m. Jan. Z. 1914
Wednesday. Jan. 7th, 1914.
Board met at a. m, pursuant
to adjournment.
Printing bids were opened as fol-
lows:
III. c. Hotaling. board proceedings
at seventy-five cents per folio, also
to be published in the Amboy Her.
aid, Good Thunder Herald. Lake
Crystal Union, Daily and Weekly
Review, and Daily and Weekly Free
Press.
Mankato Journal, delinquent tax
list. commissioners proceedings and
financial statement for 60 per cent
OF legal rates: also to be inserted
In the Mankato Morning Journal.
Good Thunder Herald. financial
statement 60 cents per folio for first
insertion and 80 cents each subse-
quent insertion, 5000 copies of the
paper containing such statement to
be sent to actual residents.
Commissioners proceedings G6 %
per cent OF legal rate. delinquent
tax list and all legal notices also
at Sc % per cent OF legal rates.
Mankato Review. delinquent and
forfeited tax sale lists at Is cents
per description. all other legal no
tees ut as cents per folio for first
and 30 cents for subsequent inser-
tons; all to be published in Daily
and Weekly Review and Daily and
Weekly Free Press without addi-
tional cost.
''SS iiVos fiihtiub w., the IL
nanclal statement at 75 cents for
the first and IS cents for each sub
sequent insertion. same to be in
serted in Daily and Weekly Free
Press. Daily and Weekly Review,
Blue Earth County Enterprise and
Mankato Post ut the above bid.
A motion was made and carried
that the bid of the Blue Earth
County Enterprise for printing the
official board proceedings and cir
culating them in other papers be
accepted; tat the bid of the Man.
Eato Daily Free Press for printing
and circulating the annual financial
statement be accepted. The bid OF
the Daily Review was accepted for
the printing and circulating OF the
delinquent tax list and the forfeited
tax sale list
Comr. Olson introduced the follow
Ing resolution:
Resolved. that the Daily Review
be, and the same Is hereby, desig-
mated by the county board of the
County OF Blue Earth, State of Min.
nesota as tho newspapers in which the
notice and list of real estate remain.
Ing delinuucnt on the first Monday