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The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-04-22
LETTER FROM COLORADO

A letter from ~ nlains iafm
FORMERLY n this oauniI hai naa
n Uransrus Colorado o. hH tuihrf
uhos u Farmu ~ thH diy
.Hiains ths foliaviur paragraph Hn.
nnr q knife whllh Blaine raf
.assd frum Mr r u Cochran
Say bod yuu tsl T % tHhrsh
.ast Z dant hslisss hat hs ruaran.
I.. BE- worth a snap : puuha.rd q
Arra kuiisr hario knife fwm hs
.fs on the ltth ~ fsb iHoi uIih %
aanisr % give satisfaction ur.I
'.af eas fourteen year. aFu. ani ]
tH suli carfXinr thr tnIfr anil t'ni
I.Ufts that tsmnef b. ans Fed. ]
auIsd ths knife Boz ksntu,kN lnd'
sHs illinois, Missouri lova kan'as
laafado New Mesioo. TrNas uA.s
Hana. Afkansas lnuitana Aa'ams
Nalrp rsnnssses ohio, rsm.'''a
.a Nss Yofk Nev Jersey lF.rear
H ths hirh sea. thwurh ENGLAND
T.H thr English thannrI. un ih'
..rs oui u Ffanrs and pui Harding
Washington anil ihs kH.fs 5000 ha'
.a'h bIsdss uov Z thiuk chat hav
.Nrn H o. fair tsst and Don't hr''r''
% be- any r.ud and ih.nk chat an
filed o. q refund ~ the punhaf
N.oc which was twenty nv r'ni
.I new knife
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-04-22
FEIL AMONG THIEVES

Mr. ~ Hunt. who is making q
swlfi race Tor jailer attended the
carnival last week and was induced
q make a trip through Dark Africa
He had scarcely entered when. 10 and
bshold h. found himself among q
caravan u CannihAls Or man-eaters,
shat fell upon him. Hut hsing .
good athlete and well trained 90 the
track. b. finally out.generallsd his
African tribs and came out with only
"a lev bumps and bruises
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-04-22
EAST MARION

Mr. Albert Agse has been quite
sick for the past week
Mr and Mrs Louis Gass visited
his sister. Mr. Charlie piilard.
Sunday
Mr and Mr. Dillard are on the
raad a. rrcovsry aftsr on illness u
several weeks
Mr. Ellen Congsr visited her
brother. l.. D Paris, the past
week
Mr. and Mr. H. Paris visited
rrlatiyes in salem last week.
Mr and Mr. shelby Matthews
visited her parents. Mr and Mr.
n Hill. Sunday
Wilma Paris and Evelyn WIRING
visited To- Pleasant Hill nsighborhood
last week
Master james Al Moorc visited al
the home ~ his grandfather. Mr.
Allie Noorc. SATURDAY and Sunday
Mrs Roy Davidson vas the gussl
u Mr. Amy Arve Saturday
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4 HoLDuP

The watchful policc forcr a. the
Carnival Thursday evening held
things veil In hand and the crowd
was exceptionally quiet for such a
number ~ people Only one ur tvo
serious bold ups wrrr reported Rev
G.. 2. Dillon. vho vas duiy bound
o. take biz small son % srr ths
sights vas hsld up by his son Ger.
man for all ths ra,ket change that
b. had Joe nourlaud vas ron r
before two uclo,k. Ted wanted Do.
chauer
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-04-22
q l . PARIS VISITS
COUNTY TEACHERS
At STATE NORMAL

slng Green. KY April o. ON
H % We. the Crittcudyn county
,ni. Who are attending the State
nal School we're delighted to
our worthy County Supsuu.
Isnt J l.. . paris 90 be- :
~ the State Normal School
lmher " the students met hlm
ths train 10 ahow him hos much
Ht prlIed be interest in thr bei
msnt - Crittendcn county schools
letter Cntienden Will no doubt BE-
result u the hearty corporation
f lbe Superintendent and teachers
Is sas well cared for roomIar
9th % n Postlsthwelghi and eat
AZ the nsv dormiiou un the
h se had q meeting " the Coun
ureration and discussed ths many
.a. needs and h1w 10 salf, iht
aUous that confront uur county
fll.ovinr siudsnu ars ENROLLED
ru lrrtis Rankin. lsanis krk
Hute Lindsay. Grace Lindsay 49,
Mu nen Cnder. Nsrnlr lsat
i.ay Harpye Hefnn Mu Wl
seymour. WiIhs Coleman lualI,
I.asry Errnsiins ToseD lola &c.
H.asi Ruth Travis. hlrahy Tovsy
I ToseD. John Yandsli Elau'
.aie b u Pusiisthssirht nal
H.uhlnaon and Mr lym 10.
lsni. hslisys in better ulalifu
m better Cniiendsn and heiie.
.aaurs
Ws alneerrly trust our superIn
.alsni enjoyed BIZ siay and siI
aHY halk our rrrsiinrs home an'
ha. afisf seeing ths esrellsnt vafi
hat b. being done and ihs inspire
tr that may hs secured thmar.
af tlhnoi mas serve a. iead ih.
cher tsafhsrs ~ Cniisnien io .D
go al hkssisr
Cutisnisn County Delegate.
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-04-22
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Plans and specifications Tor addi-
tions 10 and remodeling u present
building of First Baptist Church.
Marion. Ky. will be- completed by
Monday April %. 1921 Bids for
construction of said building will b.
received from April q 10 May 8, g
2. ~. 1921. Al contractors de-
string 10 submit bids may have ae.
cess 10 plans and specifications BY
application 10 Levi Cook Secretary
% COMMITTEES. Marion. Kentucky.
W d. CANNAN. Chrmn
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-04-22
BIDDERS WANTED

Sealed bids will be- received until Wednesday April
27 1921 r. NJ, 10y the undersigned, for the sale ana
removal Of the residence located on the lot adjoining the
First BAPTIST Church. Marion Ky. now occupied a.
Pastors Home Purchaser will be required 20 remove the
building from the church property before May 10TH ls2l
The house good state Of repair consists OF i've large
rooms hardwood floors throughout closets and porches
AN under good metal ruof The Building Committee re-
serves the right to reject any or all bids submitted
w. u. CANNAN. Chairman
LEVI COOK. Secretary
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-04-22
MRS NANCY L. BARNES

one uf the oldest citirens passed
away At the rips are u ninety year
ou April q. iW2i She Was q de,oul
sanity christian and an scceptabls
member " the Union Baptist church
She Nss married to Nr Barnss on
November q. 1855.
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-04-22
VOTE or ruANHS

Main Street baptist church iol.
u1,dl wishes to thank thc many
white friends " the ciiy vho con'flh
uiei a. The soliciting commiiirc' and
,ay effectively helpod be- o. raise
i'a as in rally scryicr April 10.
Ns appreciate your kindncss and
take this means io thank yuu.
JOS HUGHES
j A nRlCE
MRS MARY n ORlOt
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-04-22

Usar Tealhsrs
assure 500 that I did enjoy my
..t in ihs State Normal elhaol arf
b .anrai isl fou h0u mulh I ar.
. ats ths tndnsss shown mr ti
I Cuueudsn Cnuuiy tsarhefa s.
oaaH hats b.rn treated better
au indeed proud n ths frrad thaf
I tralhsrs 49, making and q. r.i
H..sts that any oounii has o. morf
aftlrasif or harlff uurlinE rsi
.f iralhss Boz ihs state Noms. Than
iisnisn Etsn ths rfsslisni ~
..s slhlol oummsnisd thsr erft
..i tad ms that ! had some r'.r.
.ildsnis boz ihs slhaal
shall. through 'hs summrr hf
ty busy making pfsraraiars o.
Ia ia begin youf fal term ~ s,h'a.
stsh yuuf training uil n dHahi
...H 500 io dlrrrt more successfully
Win e. thausand rood sIshr far
teathsu I thanh 500 f.nIrr'1
T. y PARIS sap
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roR s,lE

Ny home on Elm 81. ne foou's
tvo arer por,hss, larry barn' hns
v,n na,iilnrs all new harran Tor
, o,e, h,ms GEO " SrONt u
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-04-22

pr D. " Num- attended q
v,.,,ns ~ tho psntis,ss Association
in lsu,syille last week
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-04-22
COMMUNITY cLuB NEWS

lhr ihfmrr around Tolu after some
discussion Community Club vas or.
FaniEed Mf " T. Dowel b. the
president, kit shepherd the vice
president and T Z Guess the sec.
reiay The next meeting b. a. be-
Any lrd aI the school house Every
one vho b. Interested in farming l.
cordially invited
The program fol1wa
Addrr by President
Preparation ~ seed bed and plant.
inr NJ oom. Z 7 Guess John
Gur klt shepherd. T. shepherd
Can, and feeding ~ bog. " E.I
hossl Al EasIey q Croft
T. D. Cuft
Mm by orchestra
Junior CIgb uofk " D. Dowel
. D Croft u Gumss
Home Decoration Mu 7 7 Guess
Nr Frank Flamy Ms. Emma
Terry
Better sfw BETTER Stock nourion
smlt Yards representative
Tab hI ths County Agent
Ifs Nea Salem Community Club
aII meet Saturday night April %
aIh ihr same program a. planned
faf itr asi meeting
Ihe Chapel lII Community Club
a.l merf April n aiih ihs foloviur
program
Nla ur0hraiu
Preparation N Seed Bed and Plant
nf ~ Corn T.flri hirham. Eufa
h.rham Ei Beard
Limestone jane Fowler
naHuIrf cod sal Fertility Millsy
Hu John Cochran. e. Adams
HauninH o p naniss Morris
Uu
llomt nsautfyiur Mu Jane
foaI,r Mn Albert Walker. Mr.
MHu nN-
TaH County Agent
There uil b. rsnsfal farmers
m,stirf af ths Cssn sehool April
lfit ani ono a. ne Ci,o Chapel ou
April 90
Have go ulnrd fhs farm hu-
frsaf o. thr greatest farmsra' or
ranHafnr n rtisisuls
WhIr rfFs afe cheap shy noi pc
.,H, h,n n saisf rlass and uss
atff atrH rras ane exusnsive :
Err hd during April MAJ and
1ans have tsrn found tu tesp hsi
tsr chan ttass a.i later in ths ssa.
.an aaonlinr ia thf Experiment Sta
taH s1rfris
Ihs .afri ~ suoerss boz prrssr,inr
rfr or alHief Dol. Boz getting then
lnia the sa.li.an vhie thsy ar
frr.h. osan and u nassihls iufsriiis
nHt u.s o. badly soi.sd rrr fol
preserving end don't sash Or 4
uiI Remove protective ooatinl
shat prevents spelling
In u..nr vaisf glass take on'
quart ~ vatsf H.as o. nins quartz
n aatsr chat has been boiled ans
Ua'ei mn mixture placed in
hu gallon crosk ar jar will b. ~
fasrt % preserve % datsn srrs
Un unh arihsn vafr and cleai
hamurhy anj .5a'd before putiinl
boz ths aIainn llav, at least to-
ir.tr " aIui.an ro,srinr the egrs
rss tts .ulk containing thr srr
oaI dD p'sts Waved papc
covered o,,r and ilri around che ioI
NJ tts ,m,k eil prevent esalofaiiu.
a.. .H.H..H
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-04-22

s,o,rwood and kindling 81 1b per
MIXED load nrayage sic
y BOSTON a SONS
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-04-22

William Wyatt u rolu underwent
an operation at the Riverside hos
p.tal Al paducah rrccutly
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-04-22

There alI d. general farmers
msstrr af the Cssn school April
lftt and onr a. ne Ci,u Chapel ou
April U
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-04-22

Have go nlhed fhs Farm hu-
traaf rr thr greatest farmsrs' or.
FarlafHr In rtiaisnls
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-18
NOTICE TO ROAD CON-

Sealed bids will be received by the
County Board of Brown County,
Minnesota, at the Court House in
the City of New Ulm, Minnesota, on
the 10Th day of April, 1921, at three
o'clock P. NJ, for the grading of two
sections of road south Of New Ulm.
One Section between Sections |
& 12-1O9-31 has a length of 2100'
and consists of 1909 yards of grad
ing and furnishing and placing one
24"-3G' culvert.
One section in Section 31-110-30
has a length of 2400' and consists Of
about 1000 yards Of grading.
Plans and specifications are on
file with the County Auditor and
Highway Engineer at New Ulm Mimi.
Certified check Of S per cent re-
quired with the bid. :,
The right to reject any and all
bids is reserved.
Dated at New U]m, Minnesota,
this 10th day of March, A. D. 1921.
BY Order of the County Board.
LOUIS G. VOGEL,
11-13 County Auditor.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-18
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
SPECIAL SESSION. !.

The County Commissioners of
Brown County, Minnesota, met pur-
suant to al emergency cali made by
the County Auditor this 9Th day Of
March, A. d. 1921, at 2 O'Clock P. M.
All members present.
The Auditor explained to the Board
owing to the overdraft now existing
in the county funds, and that COM
plants were registered with the County
Treasurer, and County Auditor, with
information that the Banks in some
localities of the county are aksing a
2 per cent premium for handling county
warrants that have been presented to
the County Treasurer. for payment
and were not paid for want of funds.
The Auditor also informed the Board
that the Legislature has passed a Bill
whereby the County Board a issue
obligation bonds to take up and pay
the outstanding floating Indebtedness.
II. w. Moody, of Kalman, Matteson
& Wood, of Minneapolis, Minnesota,
was present and explained this law to
the Board, and after due discussion
believed it to be to the best interest of
the public to pay the outstanding float
ing lnQeDUeQleSS eVlueIlCCu ny Clle
county's warrants issued and registered
by the county treasurer, did, by a I'M
animous vote enter into contract with
kalman, Matteson & Wood, of Mime
apolis, Minnesota, for the sale of bonds
amounting in the aggregate to not less
than $54, 600, which is, in the judgment
of the Board expedient and necessary
to issue, and it was further resolved to
complete this bond issue with said firm
on March 10th, 1921.
The Committee appointed on March
10Th, 1919, to cooperate with the
supervisors of the town of North Star
in the grading and crawling of fou..
az miles of road bewteen sections
3 and 4, 8 and 10, Is and 16, reported"
in writing that the work has been com
pleted at a cost of $4,000 90, and there
fore recommend that the appropriation
of 100000 asked for by said town be
paid. The report was accepted and
the Auditor authorized to issue his
warrant in said amount out of the
County Road and Bridge Fund, made
payable to the Town Treasurer OF
North Star.
The Committee appointed on March
25th, 1919, to work in con- junction with
the supervisors of the town of Linden
on the improvements on the road IN
Section 25-1OS-30 reported in writing
that said town has expended $2400.O0
on said road and therefore recommend
that said township be reimbursed with
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-18
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uSagen 9ie mir often, 9err 9pttor,
lit lt1ein lieber Sreunb altBer @efabr??"
.efentlide 8eritei9erun9
lie nnter3et6neten meroen am
9ienstag, %. Mdr5

Die llnter3ei9neten peroen am
9tenstag, %. Wdr5
auf ser @b. @agner Tarm, 8 Meilen
norbmeitl i6 BON Stem nlm, 3 WSetlen
nDroli1 BON @iitg, folgen0eS @igerz
tum auf 0ffentli6er Nuftion perz
iteigern:
6 8ferbe-l sraue -Madbre, 6
Sabre. alt, etipa 1900 Bfnno l6fDer;
l graler Mallad, 5 Sabre alt, etma
100 Hfuno; 2 idmar5e Waabren,
1900 Bfuno; l bralne Mdbre, z :Sabz
re alt, etma 400 Hfunb; l branner
@alla6, Z Sabre aft, et>ua 1900
Hfunb.
6 Minocr-3 Mil6fiibe,. l frild=
melfenb, Sic anoeren betoen 1peroen
eS balls; l 5%meiidbri9e Tdrie, mtro balb
frt16melfeno; | 8ullen, II Wfonate
alt; 1 &alb, 8 Monate alt; | Sieb=
buno.
6~armmaidincrie, uiw.-l Min=
neopoliS 8inber;; l Mtnnelota Wfdb=
maidtne; / l0zTub S%eured1en; 1
5uceeb MtFitreuer; 2 9eurdd8; 2
@euidlinsen; l Griq NIT II S6uben;
i 8=Tub 9tSc; l Sobn Deere Corn
pflan3er;; l @orncultipator NIT g.
56aufeln; l 9anoz@ ultipator; l
SaneSptlle gulfppflug; | Sanopflu9;
1 24zTnb @sse; 2 @a9en NIT bret
ten MaOreilen; 2 @aeen NIT i6malen
Naoreifen; l nerler itdb1erner @aser;
3 Masen=BorcS, etne bapon neu;
/ Get @agenz9 prinss; L &ombina=
tions=S 0metnerdd; l 8obi6lKten;
/ &latiorm 8ussp; 4 Gets Nr6eits=
aeItirr, einea oapon nel: | Get
Nugou=Ccl@irr; lsfer5ef'imaret; 2
Sets Ulisgen1lege; 2 4$Ieroc5eGeg;
l 56leifltein; 100 SUP ein36l[t9e
RDbrcn; etpa 200 Bulbels Corn;
l 0aloline @ngi1le, 4 IL H%feroefraft;
einige 9al8serdte 11o anoere @e9ellz
itd11be.
8erfauf besin11t UNI punt 1 llbr
na6mittagss
acknowledgement: sne Gum
men inter $40, bar; alle Sumr1en
iiber $1,000, auf ctn Sabr 3eit ge9en.
quite balfbare 9foten NIT S1tereilcn
SIT s Hro5e1lt.
1rik Truemmin9 uno Sps. Sperl,
Gi9t.
Corn & @ducner, Nnftiondre.
5tate 8anf Of Giiig, Glerf.
N0p. II
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-18

four i34) rods south CT the southwest
corner of Section thirty-one t31),
Township One hundred and eight
j1O8), Range Twenty-Five (29), Coun-
ty of Bite Earth, Minnesota, there to
terminate; and
WHEREAS, in and by said order
said District Court ordered that the
County of Brown proceed through and
by it's proper officers to open said
County Line Road for public use, by
causing to be removed any and all OBJ
structions therefrom, and in such form
and manner as may: be necessary for the
benefit OF said road for public use, as
provided by law, following and OBJ
serving the courses and boundaries as
surveyed and staked out by the en-
gineer herein, and according to the plat
office Of the Register Of Deeds of each
of the counties aforesaid; therefore
BE 1T RESOLVED, by the County
Board of the County, Of Brown, State
of Minnesota, that the said County
Line Road, known and described as
Judicial Road No. g., insofar as the
same lies within the confines of the
County of Brown, be, and the am is
hereby declared OpOneQ as a puDllc
highway.
The minutes of the last meeting we're
read and approved, and there. being no
further business the meeting adjourned.
(SeaD HERMAN POLKOW,
Attest:
Louis G. VOGEL,
County Auditor ex-oficio
Clerk of Board.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-18
the amount of the appropriation, being
$1,000. 90. out of the County Road and

the amount of the appropriation, beng
$780, 90, out Of the County Road and
Bridge Fund. The report was ac-
copied and the Auditor instructed to
issue his warrant payable to the Town
Treasurer of Linden in said amount.
C. N. Robertson, Highway Engineer,
presented his final certificate upon the ]
work done in grading State Road Nos,
known as Job No. 1706, and done
under contract by Gothilf Kassuelke,
in the amount of $4,000, which is the
balance due to complete his contract.
1t was resolved to approve the pay
ment of the engineers certificate:
Commissioner Meyer reported tina
Joseph Roth, a pauper residing IN the
City of New Ulm, has been ordered
boarded at the county expense at the
County Poor Home. :,
The County Auditor reported that
J.. M. Hindermann of Fairfax, MIME
sofa, who erected the span TO the Cum
mings Bridge across the Minnesota
River, has duly complied with the reso.
luton adopted at the joint session OF
the County Boards Of Brown and
Nicollet counties, on February 18th,
1921, by filing the necessary releases
and receipts of the claims that were
filed in the county auditors office
against Nj. Hindermann, and that the
amount of $4590. IL, being balance due
the contractor, was duly paid by the
Auditor.
C.N. Robertson, Highway Engineer,
presented his certificate as to material
and work done on State Bridge No.
1854, known as the Alvin bridge, done
under contract by Puhlmann Bros,
in the amount of $12750.00, and the
Board approved the payment OF same.
The County Auditor informed the
Board that he did not comply with
the requirements OF Chapter 8l8,
General Laws of 1913, as the County
auditors statement of Balances to
County Board at close of business De
cember 81, 1920, was not embodied
and made a part of the minutes OF the
regular January session of the Board,
and so as to make it a part OF the
minutes of the official proceedings, the
following statement is hereby en-
bodied and recorded as follows:
To the Honorable Board, Brown
County, Minnesota.
Pursuant to law l present below, a
statement showing the amount of taxes
levied for county purposes for the
current year, the amounts collected
and apportioned to date, and the
balances un~collected, together with the
actual cash balance remaining to the
credit of each county fund at the close
of business on the 31st day of De-
cember, 1920.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-18
The estimated cost Of construction

The estimated cost Of construction
is $~31,156.25.
The average haul isl IL miles.
Bids will be received for either
hard burned Clay or first class
Cement tile.
The contractor in presenting his
bid must state the time he can COM
the work and the time he
can complete it.
A certified check for at least ten
per cent of amount of bid, made
payable to the County Auditor of
Brown County, Minnesota, must ac-
company each bid.
The successful bidder will be re-
quired to give a satisfactory bond in
an amount not less than the contract
price, to be approved by the Auditor
of Brown County, Minnesota.
The right to reject any or all bids
is hereby reserved.
Dated at New Ulm, Minnesota,
March ID, 1921.
LOUIS G.. voGEL,
County Auditor. y
lib CARL CASE, Engineer.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-18

The Committee appointed on Oc-
tober Is, 1920, to work in conjunction
with the supervisors of the Town OF
Leavenworth in the grading and
qraveling of four al miles of town
road in said township, reported an
writing that said satisfactory grading
has been done between sections ~ and
80, through sections 2S and 29, FOL
lowing the old Lake Sheteck road to
the East line of Section %, and there
connecting with State Road No. IL
and therefore recommend that the sum
of $4,000, being part Of the approprla-
ton asked for on October 18th, 1920,
be apid to said township. The report
was accepted and the auditor instruct
ed to issue his warrant in said amount
out of the Road and Bridge Fund, pay
able to the Town Treasurer OF Leaven-
worth.
CT Robertson, Highway Engineer,
presented a certificate showing chat
$4,000 for extras was expended by
the Joliet Bridge & Construction
Company, of Minneapolis, for the
erection of the old Burns Bridge IN
section %33-1O9-35, and upon motion
duly made the Board approved the
paynaent for the extras, and the
Auditor was instructed to issue his
warrant in the amount of $4,000,
payable to the Joliet Bridge & Con-
struction Company, being balance due
on contract including the extras.
CT Robertson, Highway Engineer,
submitted an additional certificate for
material and work on State Bridge
No. 1854, known as the Alvin bridge,
done under contract by Pullman
Bros, in the amount Of $1500.00, be-
ing SIS per cent estimated work CON-
plete to date; The certificate was
accepted and the payment approved.
In reference to Judicial Road No. G.,
lying between the counties OF Brown,
Blue Earth and Watonwan, the follow
ing resolution was offered by Com
missioner Johnson, receiving a second
from Commissioner Palmer, and which
was adopted by the vote Of the Board.
WHEREAS, the District Court in
and for the Sixth Judicial District in
the State of Minnesota, by its order
dated the 18th day Of October, A. D.
1920, duly established and laid out a
County Line Road, known and de-
scribed as Judicial Road No. 6, which
said County Line Road is on the
boundary line between the Counties OF
Watonwan, Blue Earth and Brown,
in the State of minnesota, and which
said road is four "a rods in width, the
center line Of WHICH is described as
follows, to-Wlt:
Commencing at a point at the north
west corner Of the Southwest quarter
of Section Thirty (30), Township One
hundred and eight (10S), Range Twen-
ty-nine 800, at the intersection OF the
county line and an established road
running east and west through said
point, the center lire OF said road
running thence due south along the
line between the county Of Brown and
the County of Blue Earth, and along
the line bewteen the County of Waton-
wan and the County of Blue Earth,
State of Minnesota, to a point thrifty