New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-01-13
"REVIEW" NAMED AS OFFICIAL
PAPER FOR COUNTY
PUBLICATIONS
COMMISSIONERS HOLD THREE
DAYS SESSION ON COUN-
TYAFFAIRS.

cry of the County Fathers for the coming
year. This was evidenced very suddenly
when they met to consider bills and to
make ready for the new business of the
coming twelve months. In the first
place it struck them that the printers
might be making too good thing of
the County printing. 1t would appear
rather strange that this occurred to
the minds of the County guardians just
at this time. They have been paying
legal rates to the county official paper for
several years. Last year the Brown Co.
Journal was the favored organ. The
year before it was the Springfield ADJ
vance. This year when the New Ulm
Review was the only paper bidding for
the work and bidding at exactly the same
figures as were paid out the two previous
years came the boiler that the newspapers
were holding up the county and form
ing trust.
Then came the doctors. Their bills
for charity work in the county total
nearly three thousand dollars and this
excited the righteous Indignation OF the
Commissioners who now propose to hire
a young physician from the University
and pay him by the year if the regular
physicians fail to bid on the work before
the February meeting.
Further details of the meeting as
carried out are recorded herewith in
the following minutes of the meeting pre-
pared by Co. Auditor L. G. Vogel.
The proceedings of the County Board
will appear in the Review turnout the
year since the appointment of the Re
view as the official paper followed the
the discussion of the needed forms.
The Board of County Commissioners
of Brown County, Mimi, met pursuant
to law at their office in the Courthouse
on Tuesday, Jan. 9Th, 1915 at 10 o'clock
a. m. The newly elected members
Chas. L. Palmer and Christian Roland,
having duly qualified in accordance with
Statutes, together with J. P. Graft,
John Henle and Herman Polkow, being
presented, did organize by electing
Herman Polkow, as their Chairman of
the Board and J. P. Graft as Vice Chair
ann for the ensuing year.
On motion duly carried, the amounts
of the bonds for the different elected
officials (where no amount is fixed by
law were fixed as follows:
County Treasurer ......... 500, 100000
County Auditor ......... 100000
Coroner 100000
The following bonds of the recently
elected officers with their respective
oath of Office annexed, together with the
amounts set opposite each name were
read, examined and approved, and said
bonds were ordered to be filed and
recorded in the office of the Register of
Deeds and Clerk of Court:
Henry ]. Berg, Co. Treas. $100,000.00
Louis G. Vogel, Co. Auditor 100000
w. J. Julius, Sheriff ....... 100000
Fred Christensen, Register
ofDeeds ......... 100000
G. F. Reineke, Coroner. 49,. 100000
AID. Fredrickson, Co. Atty. 100000
George Ross, Judge Of Pro-
bate ................. 100000
Ed. Minium, Co. Surveyor 10000
Carl P. Manderfeld Clerk of
Court 100000
VIM. A. Meierding, Deputy
Coroner 100000
The appointment of VIM. A. Meier
ding as Deputy Coroner by Coroner
elect G. F. Reineke, was upon motion
approved. The Board proceeded to the
County Treasurer's office to examine
into and count the funds in the county
treasury and filed a report with the
Auditor to be recorded in full to wit:
STATE OF MINNESOTA
County of Brown. IS.
We, the undersigned Commissioners
of Brown County, MIMI, do hereby
certify that we have this 5th day of
January, A. D. 1915, counted the funds
in the County Treasury, said county
and state, and find the condition and
amounts to be as follows:
Cash on deposit in Brown
Co. Bank, New Ulm S1.636. 20
Cash on deposit in State
Bank Of New Ulm ....,. 1,7s2.4o
Cash on deposit in State
Bank of Sleepy Eye 49,. a295.06
Cash on deposit in State
Bank of Springfield ..... 329.35|