The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1919-06-12

From collections from Interest on
county funds ..... 800. -. ...... 242.75
From collections of fines and licenses 590.10
From school apportionment and state
aid .. ...... 10.s745O
From poor farm and county poor. 1902
From state and federal aid, road
and bridge ..... 4.654.ss
From inheritance tax ..................... TITS
tirement fund ....................... 1880
From miscellaneous .......... $40
Total balance and receipts (a)s1s4,s55
Disbursements from December 9th, 1913, to
March 31st, 1919.
Paid orders on revenue fund ...... s1o,6s5.3s
Paid orders poor fund .............. -l,250.72
Paid warrants on private redemp
ton fund ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS l,1S7. 90
Paid warrants road and bridge
fund ............. $500. ......... 12.os9.63
Paid warrants interest fund ....... .....-....
Pald warrants on town funds $5,349.45
Paid warrants on school district
funds ........................ $1,000 s8
Paid warrants on incidental fund =. 1928
Paid warrants on poor farm fund 543.95
| Paid warrants miscellaneous fund 2,557.17
Balance at close of business March
3lst, 1919 ......................(b TO- 113,194.64
Total disbursements and bal
ances .................. (a) $1s4,S55.1s
Bank deposits and cash on hand Ito
balance)
Cash in safe and drawer .. s17es5
Cash items, checks, money ORDERS. l,665.61
Deposited in First National Bank of
Princeton ........ .. 94,s52.6s
Deposited in Princeton State Bank 100000
Deposited in Security State Bank of
Deposited in First National Bank Of '''
Deposited in Miiaca State Bank. $4,000
Deposited in First State Bank of ,
Deposited in 500 State Bank Of
Wahkon 1,oOOOO
Deposited in Foreston State Bank. 10000
Deposited in State Bank of Book. 10000
Deposited in State Bank Of Pease.... 100000
Deposited in State Bank of Isle...... 10000
Deposited in Security State Bank of
Deposited in Farmers Farmers State Bank Of
Long Siding ........................... l,OOOOO
Total funds ............... (b) $11s,194.64
When the report is completed the two amounts
marked (a) should be like amounts and the
two marked (b) should be like amounts.
Respectfully submitted this 9Th day of April,
1919.
WALTER PELTIER,
County Auditor.
PETER SEHLIN,
Chairman Board Co. COm'rs.
H. A. GARRISON,
Clerk District Court.
In connection with certain resolutions duly
passed by the county board on the 9Th day of
January, 1919, relative to the 1919 mainte-
nance work the board duly made the following
additional appropriation for the 1919 main
tenance work, to-wit:
For maintenance Scenic highway,
federal aid project No. 8 ..... $4,000
The following claims against the county
were audited and allowed in amounts as fol-
lows:
Poor Farm Fund.
VIM. F. HOFFMAN, one shorthorn
bull 5000. 90
Galley Hdw. Co., supplies ................. 32.38
Alfred Olson Co., supplies ............. 1925
F. c. Cater per diem and mileage,
committee work, buying bull 500
John Levau, per diem and mileage,
committee work, buying bull $50
Poor Fund.
Mrs. Margareta Kuhlman, board and
of Mrs. Margaret McDon-
aid, May Is to June A, 1919... 1856
Geo. P, Creglow, supplies furnished
Mrs. Wheeler Veal, April 1919 1882
Mrs. Nancy Leach, house rent for
Oscar Swedberg, June 1919. 600
Revenue Fund.
Miller-Davis Co., office supplies . $14.74
Security B: B. Pig. Co., office
Crow Wing County, Mimi. expenses
commitment of Albin john
son, of Mile Laos county,
to insane hospital at Fergus ET- =
Falls Observation-Disclosures. 1850
Peter Sehlin, days services and
mileage, board of audit Apr,
~ $500
Town of Princeton, half expenses for
control of contagious diseases $50
Galley Hdw. Co., supplies for court
Northwestern Tel. Elk. Co., toll Feb,
Mar, Apr, 1919 ............... 7.85
Northwestern Tel. Elk: Co., rent of 9
phones, May 1919 ............... 1850
Northwestern Tel Elk. Co., toll for
Mar. and Apr, 1919 ............ 14.25
Northwestern Tel. Elk Co., rent of
phones for April, 1919 ....... 14.s5
Thos. Yotten, posting school notices
in districts 10 and 81, livery 7.20
F. C. Cater, mileage to and from
board meeting ........... minimum. 20
John Levau, mileage to and from
board meeting .................. 2.20
Carl Eckdall, mileage to and from
board meeting ...................... 400
John G. Axell, mileage to and from
board meeting ......................... 2.40
Peter Sehlin, mileage to and from
Road and Bridge Fund. law
The Improvement Bulletin. adver-
Using for bids bridge No.
1929 across Bradbury brook
+. A. P. No. .................... 1890
Louis Wolfrom, supplies .............. 1920
Frank Parsley, repair of bridge to
gravel pit, S. R. No. 1 - 1925
John Swanson, repair of bridge to
gravel pit state road No. 1850
And. Schedin, 5000 cubic yards gra-
vel for Scenic highway - 10000
o. c. Myron, making agreement with
And. Schedin for gravel to be
used on Scenic highway - 200
Erik Anderson, to repair of bridge
to gravel pit, state road No. Bats
Milaca Live Stock & Pro. Co., sup
plies for state road No. S w 2769
Arthur Sehlin, labor, state road g. 24.O0
waiter olson, labor, state road g.. 600
w. L. Johnson, labor, state road 6 $40
Oscar Berglund, labor, state road 6 600
>. w. johnson, labor, state road 6 24.00
Nels Berglund, labor, state road 800
". H. Johnson labor, state road $500
Fred Carlson, labor, state road g.. 600
c. A. Pogue Co., reshaping and
blading on Div. c., job 1901, F.
A. P. No. 3................ 66.40
c. A. Pogue Co., filling holes and
hauling and installing Gull
verts, F. A. P. No. 8, Job
: 1901 ....: 49,. 1o7.so
c. A. Pogue Co., blading and re-
shaping Div and D, F.
A. P. No. 8, job 1901 ..,... 1925