New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-01-15

!. auditor submitted his report Springfield,
Golden, Albin, Bashaw, Cottonwood,
Home, Leavenworth, Prairieville, Sigel
! and Stark had not reported. The au-
,ditor was instructed to forward the
! money on hand to the T ler Relief Com
!, mittee at st. Paul
/ Seventy-tWo persons were selected as
grand jurors and IA to serve as petit
/ jurors for the district court of Brown
county for 1919 and the lists were fled
with the clerk of court. No action was
taken to increase the wolf bounty nor
to offer a bounty for the killing Of
crows, gophers and blackbirds.
Com. johnson was directed to investi-
gate the condition Of Hans Norsby Of
Hanska who is suffering with tubercu-
|losis and to make the necessary arrange
ments for his care at some sanitarium.
Petitions Granted.
The petition of j ohm Garrioch of the
Town of Eden to be set off with his
lands from school district No. Is to
ldistrict No. 30 was granted as was also
the petition of Alex Pickle to be set
loft with his lands from school district
No. Is to district No. 35. The petition
of j. III. Grundmeyer of the Town of
Stark to be set off with lands from
school district No. 81 to district No. IL
will be granted at a hearing in the
July, 1919, session.
Herman Koop & Sons claim for ex-
tras and balance due for constructing
the addition to the courthouse was al
lowed and ordered paid in the sum Of
$2,914.6O.
Committee Appointments.
The following committee appoint
ments for the next 2 years were made
by Chairman Polkow: Albin, Richartz,
Metzen and Bentzin bridges, Never and
Graft; Burns and Springfield bridges,
/ PolkoW and Meyer; Larrabee, Iberia
and Windhorn bridges, johnson and
Palmer; Leavenworth and Vogel
bridges, Graft and Johnson; Polkow AM
/ Golden bridges, Polkow and j johnson;
| Hindermann and Cunmins bridges, Pol
kow and Meyer. Board of Health, Dr..
Vogel, Commissioners Palmer and John
son.
/ Reports of Committees
/ According to written reports submit
/ ted and fled the. sum of $l,767.20 was
expended for maintenance work on
state road No. 9 and on Rural Highway
No. 81 and graveling State Road No.
10; the sum Of $498.7O for gravel hauled
on State Road No. 6. These various
amounts were ordered paid.
The report Of the committee al.
pointed to work in conjunction with the
! supervisors Of the Town Of Albin in the
construction of three bridges over
County Ditch No. 80 was referred back
to the committee for further investiga-
ton and report. The committee APP
/ pointed to work in conjunction with the
] supervisors of the Town of Stately in
reference to the section line bridge be-
/ tween sections 81 and "a reported that
| the work had been completed accord
ing to plans and specifications and re-
commended the payment of the sum of
$500 to the Town Of Stately which was
done. The committee appointed to SUI
pervise the construction of a bridge
at the outlet Of county ditch No. 33 in
the town of Albin, recommended the
payment of the amount of the CON
tract and $289.75 for extras as ordered.
Upon recommendation the committee
appointed to work in conjunction with
the supervisors Of the Town Of Burns
town for grading and graveling part of
town roads in said townships, the sum
of 800 was ordered paid to said town.
County Printing Awarded TO Free Press.
Aug. G. Erickson Of the Springfield
Free Press was awarded the contract
for this years printing. He agreed to
do all the printing for Is pei: cent Of
legal rates with the exception Of the
|delinquents tax list for which he is to
receive 15c per description, the legal
rate. There were two other bids, that
of the Brown county Journal for Zoe
per description and all other notices for
the sum Of $3.50. The bid Of the Re
view was legal rates for the delinquent
tax list and s. per cent Of legal rates
for all other public notices.
Hereafter all county officials will file
their acquisitions with the county au-
ditor in purchasing books, stationery,
fixtures and supplies SO that they can
be presented to the proper committee
for checking purposes.
County Attorney Frederickson was
given the use of the room now occu-
hy% k1,a4Ec %r%r,