Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1916-06-09
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS MEET n |;
NUMBER OF PETITIONS GRANTED
BIG GRIaT OF BILLS ARE
-. ALLOWED

bellevue Oh equity TOdU l0aU1QR from
Little Falls to Agram. County agreed
to aid said town on said road not to
exceed $500.
The board authorized A. J. Fem to
make plans and specifications for
bridge in village of Buchanan, section
and in said town.
County agreed to pay $3.50 to town
of Little Falls for aid on road running
south to True Doten's to Gregory.
The following appropriations made
for general road and bridge purposes:
Platte $50, Pulaski $50.
Hearing was granted on application
; for county road in Darling and Parker,
for August meeting; Andrew Herum
and D. Rocheleau were appoined COM
mittee on same, said committee to
meet on said road where same crosses
town line of Darling and Parker on
Friday, the 30th day of June, at 10
o'clock. ~. ~ !
All bids on bridge No. 1858 were
rejected.
Final hearing on petitions of P. Bos-
on, J. J. Faust, Mike Braun, Peter
Wagner, H. III. Ross, A. Schlump-
berger, John Fischer, Jr., M. Stuck
mayer, Barney Faust and Otto Boser
to be set off from village of Lastrup,
back to the towns were granted and
petitioners were set back into the
town from which they were taken.
The district engineer was instruct
ed to inspect bridge in Fl. Ripley and
report at next meeting.
All applications for Attachments
were laid over to July meeting.
Final hearing on petition to be set
off from one school district to another.
Auditor was instructed to set off E.
H. Rebischke with his lands from dis
trict IS to district 90, also Maria
Motschke from No. SO to No. 112.
Hearing granted on petition of An
drew Bosell to be set off from district
81 to district 1875.
County agreed to pay one-half cost
for bridge over north fork of Little
Elk river, section 10, township 131,
range 81, and engineer was instructed
to make plans and specifications for
same. The auditor was instructed to
advertise for state bridge No. 1854 in
Two Rivers; also .re-advertise for
bridge No. 1868, Pierz town.
The following bills and a good many
road work bills were allowed:
Austin Western Road Machinery
company, road machinery
Russell Grader Manufacturing
Co., road machinery.. .48
Lyle Corrugated Culvert Co.,
culverts 20
Minneapolis Steel & Machine
Co., supplies
Minneapolis Steel & Machine
Co., Walter Johnson time........221.oo
r. d. Dingman, labor on tractor
and grader ................................ 1900
Louis F. Dow Co., supplies.... 1854
Harting & Son, supplies........ 1.S5
Paul Felix, sheriff expenses........ 57.72
Paul Felix, board city prisoners 1920
Paul Felix, board county prison
ers 5000
Adams Hardware Co., supplies. sos
A. M. Stoll, xpense........................ 4.26
C. F. Hoist, medical aid to coun-
ty care $500
Transcript Publishing Co., le-
gal printing Observation-Disclosures. S1.95
Transcript Publishing Co., sup
plies 725
Fritz & Cross Co., supplies......... 27.50
dered ' .~s~. .".sS .~n. 1900
United Chemical Co., supplies.... 14.O5
". T. reITeI, plumD1uS....... G.6U
Simonet Furniture & Carpet Co.,
supplies $40
Morrison County Lumber Co.,
WOOu OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 7.OO
Minnesota State sanatorium,
care county patients................. CLIPS
Town of Darling, Y cost sup
preston of infection............... ESQ
Northwestern Telephone Ex-
change Co.. tolls for May....... 21.O7
M. r. Barnes, county superin-
tendent schools expense...... 1896
e. F. Brown, draying.. 500
F. K. Bastien, postage and
express :.......................... 11.56
F. X Bastien, recording town
treasurer's bonds ...................... 1925
Security Blank Book & Printing
Co., supplies ............................. 21.60
Miller-Davis Printing company.
supplies ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 9.66
F, w. Lyon, municipal court fees 21.S0
Henry Wittwer, repairing fish
runway 5000