The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1917-03-15
PAGE TWO.
OFFICIAL
Proceedings of Board Of County Com
missioners. Mile Laos County.

Princeton, March 6th 1917.
Board of county commissioners of Mile Laos
county met pursuant to adjournment with
Chairman Thomas presiding and all mem
bers of the board present
Meeting called to order by the Chairman at
II a. M
The bond Of Dr.. H. P. Bacon. county coroner.
in the sum of $500 was submitted to the board
duly examined approved and accepted by the
board.
On motion board took recess until p. m.
Board reconvened at 1 p. All members
of the board present.
"A petition was presented to the board ask
resurveyed under the statute. The petition
appearing regular on its face and the 500
bond accompanying same being duly approved
the auditors office in the village of Princeton,
was set as the time and place for hearing
on said petition. --
A. Schedin and Commissioner Thomas for the
county, and relating to the purchase Of certain
agreed PRICE Sa of sSo for ~ ROAD work. in the
4th commissioner district for the coming year,
was unanimously nani' confirmed BY the s board
presented to the board asking to have certain
lands owned by him in the town of Princeton,
set set, off from school district No. ~, and at
appearing regular on its ia face the board ap.
auditors Office in the Village Of Princeten as
ClAS IAuS anu place 1OT hearing OIL SdlU pcLl.
ton.
school petition from John G.. Grant was
presented to the board asking to have certain
Dor set off from school district No. 45 and at
tached to school district No. 80. The petition
pointed April 18th, ieis. at p. NJ, at the the
auditors office in the village of Princeton, as
the time and place for hearing on said petit
ton.
A school petition from Arthur J. Oskey,
asking to have certain lands owned by him
in the town of Milaca set off from school dis
trict No. 10 and attached to school district No.
81, was unanimously laid over by the board as
it appeared from the petition that the ap-
proval of the county superintendent was only
chance of the interested parties adjusting the
matter to their satisfaction without any
action on the part of the county board,
The reports of annual fees Of the following
named county officials were. examined by the
board and on motion were duly approved and
ordered PLACED on file, to.wit:
John F; Peterson. Court Commissioner
Harry Shockley, Sheriff.
w. c. Doane, County Auditor.
s. 81, H. Olson. County Coroner- -
r. S. Chapman, County Surveyor.
F. c. Cater, County Commissioner.
John j n, H l.. Grow Grow County Commissioner
James F. Warren, County Commissioner.
A certain agreement between James Sweitzer
and the county, in which, said Sweitzer con-
him in the village of Milaca in consideration of
the payment by the county Of his bill at the
Northwestern hospital at Princeton for care
and treatment, unanimously confirmed
by the board. The agreement further provides
that in case, said Sweitzer reimburses the
county for all money spent by the county in
his behalf that the county will deed said lots
back to Sweitzer in consideration Of said re-
fundment.
Moved and unanimously carried that, be-
ginning March 1st, 1917, the county contribute
and pay towards the support of Mrs. J. A. An
derson,z at the present time inmate of the
State Sanitoriun, the of $50 per month
while she remains an inmate of said institu-
ton.
Upon petition of J. B. Herou ct al the
official name Of the Mile Laos County Poor
Farm was changed to and shall hereafter be
designated and known the "Mille Laos
County Home
Division Engineer Kipp, representing the
state highway commission, was present and
road and bridge work in this county. No
official action was taken by the board in any
Of the matters discussed by the board and Mr..
Kipp.
On motion the following bills against the
county were audited and allowed in amounts
as follows:
r ;o, 60,