The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-01-29

and hereby made n part hereof. In
proportion to the amount of the as
sessment paid by the respective
property owners on each of said res.
| pective bitches.
On motion, the same was adopted
Printing bids were received as
| follows: Mankato Review. publishing
the financial statement, IS cents per
folio, first insertion and 80 cents
each subsequent insertion. to be pub.
lished In Daily and Weekly Review
Daily and Weekly Free Press. Man.
kato Post and Mapleton Enterprise.
The Daily Free Press. oil legal
notices at 20 cents per folio first In.
sertion and 50 cents each subsequent
insertion. and Is cents per descrip.
ton for the delinquent tax list. same
to be published in Daily and Weekly
Free Press and Daily and Weekly
| Review.
Blue Earth County Enterprise,
official board proceedings and board
of audit proceedings for 70 cents per
folio. one insertion, same to be pub
lished without additional compensa'
ton In the Daily and Weekly Free
Press. Daily and Weekly Review
Good Thunder Herald. Lake Crystal
Union, Amboy Herald, and Vernon
Center News.
Commissioner Compton introduced
the following resolution: Resolved
that the Mankato Daily Free Press
be ard the same is hereby desig.
mated by the county board of the
county Of Blue Earth, State of Min.
nesota, as the newspaper In which
the notice and list of real estate
remaining delinquent on the first
Monday in January 1915 and all
legal notices, shall be published.
On motion, the same was adopted.
Commissioner Davis introduced the
following resolution: Resolved, that
the Blue Earth County Enterprise
be designated as the newspaper to
publish the official board proceed
ings for 1915.
On motion the same was adopted.
Commissioner Kraus offered the
following resolution: Resolved that
the Daily Review be designated as
the newspaper TO publish the annual
financial statement of 1914 business.
On motion, the same was adopted.
the auditor. treasurer. superintendent
of schools register of deeds, Judge
of probate. clerk of court county
surveyor. coroner, cheriff, court COM
missioner. commissioners first dis.
trict, commissioner second district,
commissioner third district. commits.
sloner fourt district. commissioner
fifth district, county attorney were
received.
Board adjourned at l. H.. to meet
at p. m.
The board reconvened at p. IN.
The board balloted on county
physician for the ensuing term and
DIR. j. y. Rosenwald was declared
elected. The salary Is 100000 per
year as heretofore.
The board balloted on superintend-
ent of the poor farm and Harvey G..
Young was declared elected. The
salary Is $4,000 per year as hereto
fore.
Motion was made that Ole X.
Olson, T. II. Foley and DIR. ]. T..
Rosenwald be named as the county
board of health for the ensuing term.
Vice chairman Davis put the motion
and the same was carried.
Commissioner Foley moved that
the amount of the bond of the Daily
Free Press for publishing the list of
real property on which taxes re-
main delinquent on the first Monday
in January, 1915, be fixed ut ST.
10000. Motion carried.
Engineer Allison was instructed
N fft hn AZ,
COMPANY that they must pay the pen.
atty for not completing county ditch
"a, to protect the persons interested
from extra inspection fees and so
forth.
Moved and seconded that the audi.
tor and treasurer be authorized to
pay $4,000 due the town Of Rapidan
TO G. l.. Oleson as agent OF e. =.
Erickson, the town board having ac-
cepted the work and requested the
county to pay Mr.. Olson. He is. how
ever. TO furnish satisfactory evidence
that e. s. Erickson has rclinqunshed
his claims thereto.
On motion the following bills were
allowed:
Allison, Roy H.. ditch work. .S1iO. 50
tihOilii, H. r., FOdI NOTk ~ .UU
Bashaw, A., coal TO poor 49,. 1900
Ba!nes. \. j., election returns 1. 40
Berg, Charles. labor and goods
TO court house .......... 200
Bernel. John, meat to poor
farm ................. 22.iS
Bishop, DIR. Ira. medical serv.
ices TO poor ............ 1000
Bowen. T.. H., viewer ditch
J4 .................. Goo
Clausen. Henry. viewer ditch
81 Observation-Disclosures. $50
Clausen, Henry, work on state
road No. ............ $50
Clark. Lorin, goods to court
house observation-disclosures. H.O1
Cole. Charles, maintenance
state road No. 3 ......... 2I.15
Comstock. Philip f., work on
ditch No. SO ......... 80. 90
Consumers Power Co., lighting
at Jail and court house 80. 25
Coughian, T. II. Co., coal to
poor Observation-Disclosures. $3.50
Dauk, Philip. goods to poor II so
Draper 4 Peterson, goods to
poor ....:............... 1000
Duffey, w. H., work on state
road No. . ............... 17s. rs
EngeL VIM, coal TO poor :. is. 80
Farmers Merchantile Co..
goods to poor 10 no