New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-25

RESOLVED further that the full
faith, credit and resources OF said
county, and of this county board as
such, be and the same are hereby ire
vocably pledged for the punctual pay.
ment. of the principal and interest OF
said bonds at maturity.
RESOLVED FURTHER that as
each warrant is paid the same be duly
cancelled.
The numbers of the warrants and
the funds on which they were re-
spectively drawn, are as follows:
REVENUE:-6385, 64o1, 1886, $685.,
6355, 6577, 6735, 6739, 673& 6742,
6944, 679O, 6945, 1923, 1921, 1854,
1858, 7019, 1923, 7014, 7101, 1882,
7148, 7446, 7018, 7016, 1920, 1905,
1927, TAO, 1888, 1000, TAGS, 7475,
1868, 1929, 7471, 1865, 6998, 6997,
1922, 7447, 1907, 1859, 7049, 7445,
7444, 1892, Toll, 1925, 1868, 1925,
7466, 7O31, 1884, 7442, 7439, 7015,
7055, 1854, 7081, 1923, 1884, 7100,
7450, TOTO, 7O45, 1850, 70O1, 7O02,
7O44, 7O4O, 7455, 7451, 7046, 6952,
7003, 6944, 1862, 7039, zoos, 7474,
Tat, 7O35, 1858, 7047, 1855, 7OO7,
7O04, 1874, 1869, 1865, 1850, 1913,
1866, 1867, 1854, 1861, 1862, 1910,
$3.50, 1868, 1911, 1857, 6968, 6973,
7707, 7708, 1926, 7043, 1908, 1871,
1855, 1856, zoos, 700, ITO, 71O5,
1886, 1896, 7701, 1872, 1896, 1858,
1852, 7747, 7735, 7736, 1909, 7748,
1850, f7749, 7741, 7738, 7743, 1888,
1881, 7745, 7742, 7746, 7754, 7727,
1929, TAO, 1879, 1858, 1915, 1918,
1888, 1888, 1916, 1906, 1874, 7S42,
7840, 784l, 1927, 1866, 1854, 1859,
1874:
PoOR:-6557, 1887, $3.50, 1927, 6941,
$685., 1889, 7104, 1899, 1898, 7076,
6967, 7097, 1851, 7469, 71O8, 7463,
71O2, 747O, 7112, 7473, 1922, 1895,
1000, 1852, 7467, TIA, 1882, 7O68,
ills, 1859, 1854, 1884, 70S8, 711O,
7O98, 7O87, 1895, 7465, 1852, 7107,
7449, 7454, 7459, 1904, 7103, 7457,
7453, 1869, 7452, 7074, 7O85, 1000,
1888, 7641, $685., 71O6, TOTO, $3.50,
1851, 7642, 1852, 7O71, 7460, 7072,
1876, 1886, 7715, 7712, 1856, 1888,
7755, 7757, 7752, 7758, 1911, 1914,
7759, 7773, 7751, 7737, 1889, 1901.
ROAD AND BRIDGE:-6394, 6408,
6976, 7109, 1901, 1905, 1909, 1915,
Till, 7724, 7722, 7721, 7720, 1923,
5000, 8008, SOTO, 8011, 80l3, 8O12,
8014, 8015.
The motion to adopt said resolution
was seconded by Commissioner Meyer
and the roll being called, the same was
adopted by the following vote:
Ayes: All votes. Nayes: None.
On motion it was resolved. that the
county purchase the road machinery
owned by Gotthilf Kassuelke, con-
sisting of one elevating grader, five
dump wagons, one seven foot blade
grader, at a cost of $1750.00, providing
the committee in charge of the purchase
finds the machinery in the best OF con-
dition. >,
The lease of land for a gravel pit
from P. L. Gray and wife, to Brown
County, was taken up for consldera-
ton and the same was handed to the
County Attorney for investigation;
The County Auditor was authorized
to issue his warrant for the sum OF
100000 provided the county attorney
reports favorable in the transaction.
On motion it was resolved to pur-
chase some road machinery from the
Russell Grader Mfg. Company, OF
Minneapolis, Minnesota, as follows:
8 Russell Highway Patrol Graders,
at a cost of $178.00 each; l Russell
Junior Grader at $231.00; 8 No. IS
Russell Road Drags at $28.O5 each,
and two extra blades for the No. IS
Russell Grader at a cost Of $500 each
and that a discount. of 3 per cent is
allowed; same to be payable on June
18th, 1921, with an extra 2 per cent
discount.
The Court House committee re-
ported in writing on the floors for the
different offices on the first floor, oc-
cupied by the county officials, and re-
commend that terrazzo floors are to
be used for the reason that experience
with the floor in the front part OF the
court house has proven entirely salts
factory, and we therefore recommend
that the county enter into contract
with Pullman Bros. for the placing
of these floors, and the county attorney
is instructed to draw up the necessary
contract. :,
The auditor was instructed to adj
vertise for bids to be received on April
10th, 1921. at three o'clock P. NJ, for
the grading of two sections of road
south of New Ulm. One section be-
tween sections l and IL 109-31, has a
length of 2100' and consists of 3209
yards of grading and furnishing and
placing of 1-24"-30' culvert. One
section in section 31-110-3O has a
length of 2400' and consists of about
1000 yards of grading.
A schedule was adopted whereby a
man and team working on state roads
will receive $50 per hour, and that
labor by hand will be paid accordingly.
The following claims were audited
and ordered paid.
W. ]. Julius, boarding prison
ers for Feb. ....:. -. $4,000
Fred Christensen, recording
county papers ........ 6,75
City of New Ulm, water and
light 5l.35
C. N. Robertson, expenses on
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