The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1919-02-21

rHotaling, H. C. publication :. 74.2'
Hubbard & Palmer Co., goods
to roads ia o.
Hubbard & Palmer Co., goods
to poor 1912:
Jones, Hugh burial of poor :. 35.0t
Jones, John H., livery on S.
ROAD lO ............. ...... l'o'
Kelly, p. D., horse shoeing to
poor farm ................ 4o. ~
Kennedy, c. L., auditors fees.
on bitches ................ ~. 81
Kraus, H. c., commissioners
expenses ........ 49,
Lack Book & Staty Co., sup
plies to court house ......... sal
Langes. +. S., labor on coun-
ty bitches AZ and so ...... AZ. q
Mankato Citizens Telephone,
rental and tools ........ AZ. 81
Martin, Frank A., repairs of
road machinery .......... 4.3i
Martinson, Floyd, labor on
county ditch No. so ...... 6.2'
Matson Nero. Co., goods to
poor ..... 16.
Merrill, B. A, labor on state
road ......... Zi.V'
Merrill, DR.. J. E., services to
door NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 27.O(
Mertens, l.. F., goods to poor
farm AZ 6;
Miller Davis Co., goods to
court house ............... III
Minnesota State Sanatorium,
care sick poor ............ 5Z.l'
Moe, Norman, salary engineer
on roads ................ l3O.o
Moe, Norman, expenses en-
gineer on roads ............ 5.S'
Moll, Henry, services as
Judge of Probate .......... 2o.O'
Mulch, Alfred, labor at poor
farm OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 4o.o
Neff Printing Co., stationery 81 OF
Northern States Power Co.,
lighting and gas at court
house and Jail ......... 40.71
to sick poor So. 2;
Olson. Harry, rodman on coun-
ty ditch No. so ............ 1O.O(
Osten, Anton, board of pris-
OnerS 100 q
Osten, Anton, sheriff's ex-
penSeS 1880. fo.V
Osten, Mrs. Anton, matron's
fees ................ 12.0(
Owens, d. T., goods to poor. 14.O'
Owen, K. W., repairs on type
writer to-
Pleasant Mound Twp, goods
and labor for Herlich Bridge Alb 81
Reimann, Matilda, care OF
poor -: -. ~
Rogers & Co., goods to court
house ................. 400
Rouse, S. A, labor on s. X.
highway ..,.......... 90 =
Runke, NJ. E.. maintenance
s. R. No. S,............. 125. "a
Schultz, Aug, goods to poor. TO,
Secrest, Geo. & Son, goods to
poor ,..... IT, OF
SLIDER. Albert H., goods to
moor 1870
SLIDER, Albert H., care Of
county cemetery ......;.. 25.Ot
Smith, Frank, labor st. Road
No. ............ cow
Spaulding, A. H., maintenance
st. Road No. IA .......... 20.Ot
Sullivan Smith Shoe store,
goods to poor farm ........ 1928
Standard Lbr. Co., goods to
poor ................. ~. o.
Taylor, Chas. T., goods to :,
poor ..... 1V.V,
Thompson, H. E., asst engr.
on roads ................ oI'o.
Thronson. E. C. goods to poor
farm -. 10
Torjerson, Ed, goods to poor
farm .............. $500
Tri- State Tel. & Teleg. Co.,
rental and tolls ............ 4O.l
Troy, C. c., repairs Of road
machinery ................. 21.75
Vogel. Ed, rodman on county
ditch No. Al ........ coo
White & Dredge, goods Tor
roads OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1876. %
Williams T. H., goods to poor Loo
Wise. John c. & Sons, publ
cation notices .......... o.oU
Wood & Sterling, goods to
poor farm ................. II ~
Zimmerman and Bangerter
goods to court hause, poor,
poor farm and bitches 49,. 1921
On motion, the salary of the county
attorney was fixed at 100000 per
year, the sheriff's at S25o0.00 per year
and the superintendent of schools
salary and expenses at $25OOOO.
On motion, the salary of the dep
uty register of deeds was fixed at
$4,000 per month, that of the assis-
tant superintendent of schools at
$500 per month; that of the deputy
clerk of court at $1,000 per month,
and that of the clerk of the probate
court at $65.O0 per month.
The salaries and clerk hire of the
other officers are fixed by law.
The bond of the Free Press com
pany for publishing the delinquent
tax list was on motion approved.
On motion, the board adjourned at
$50 P. NJ until 9 A. NJ, February 6,
1919.-Mathias Sanger, chairman.
Attest: c. L. Kennedy, county aud
itor.