New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-11-11

granted the request, and the chair
man appointed Commissioners Pal
mer and Meyer as a committee to
cooperate with the supervisors OF
said Town in the crawling OF said.
roads. s ~
The committee which was appoint
led August 10, 1920 to cooperate with
the supervisors Of the Town of State
ly in the grading Of; a certain public
highway in said Town reported in
writing that they have inspected the
work; done in the said township on.
certain highway and found the work,
done in good and workman like man
nesr and they recommended that the
sum of $145o.00 be paid to said Town
out of the County Road and Bridge
Fund, being balance due them of the
appropriation of $25O0.O0 granted on
August 10, 1920. The report was ac-
1 cepted and the Auditor was author
lied to issue his warrant in the a.
mount stated above to, said Town.
The committee appointed on July
E12, 1921 to work in conjunction with
the supervisors of the Town of Bash
aw in grading and crawling as petit
toned for, reported in writing that
the work has been completed salts
factorily and that, therefore, recon-
mend that the Town. of ,Bashaw be
paid $670.55 out of the County Road
and Bridge Fund being one-half OF
the amount expended by said Town
Fship in doing this W FORK. The report
was accepted and the Auditor was au
therized to issue his warrant IN the
amount as stated above to said Town
ship.
The committee appointed Septem-
Der 1, 1921 to work in conjunction
with the supervisors of the Town o.
.,ELake Hanska in crawling l "a
miles of road in said Township report.
ed in writing, that the work has been
completed satisfactorily at the ex-
pense of 10000, and they, therefore
recommend that the Town Of Lake
Hanska be reimbursed with $4,000
out of the County Road and Bridge
Fund, which is the amount of the ap.
portionment allowed on September l
1921. The report was accepted anc
the Auditor was authorized to issue
his warrant in the amount. stated a
bove to said Township.
The committee that was appointed
on March 10, 1921 to cooperate
with the supervisors Of the Town o:
Mulligan in the grading of certain
highways and public road reported il
writing that they inspected the work
fdone by said Town on said highway
and found the work done, in gooe
workman like manner and was com
pleted satisfactorily at the expense O.
almost 100000 and they recon-
mended that the Town Of Mulliga1
be reimbursed the sum Of $150o.0(
out Of the County Road and Bridge
Fund, being the amount appro'
priated by the County Board March
10, 1921. The report was accepted
and the auditor was authorized to is
sue his warrant in the amount a:
stated above to said township.
The chairman appointed Commits
%sioners johnson and Sperl with engin
eer Robertson to make q thorough in
vestigation of the roads for which tn
supervisors of the Town of Lindel
appeared for aid and submit their re
port at their next meeting.
The following claims were audited
and ordered paid:
:. George Hogen, justice FEES So
w. j. Julius, auto hire and =
expenses 1o.V'
Otto Wiedenmann, juror fees and
mileage Lei
H. O. Schleuder, clock and re- .
pairs At!
Got. Schmidt, fire insurance 37.5'
!, John M. johnson, mileage and
expenses 4O.o'
Joseph J.. Sperl, mileage and
expenses 1856
The Review Pig. Co., blanks 81
Liesch & Walter Pig. Co., tax
books, stationery @1416.0
Free Press Co., supplies 7for0f''
rs3Supt. Of Schools 95.4!
Louis F. Dow Co., blank book
Clerk of Court - 52.5t
Fritz Crow, Co., blank
books, Clerk Of Court------ 93.4'
Miller-Davis Co., blanks Clerk
of Court. 28.s,
w. G.. Muesing, Office supplies 3.5(
Union Hospital Assn, maint.
and care of pauper ---- 14.5(
DR.. w. G.. Nuessele, county =
physician 1886
J. H. Forster, caskets and burial
expenses 10000
Forster Furniture Co., funeral
expenses 37.oC
Theo. Weber,, digging grave 600