New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-09-30

The report was @accepted n tne
auditor was instructed to issue his
warrant in the above stated amount
to said township.
The Poor Farm committee reported
in writing that Ernest Bluhm, the
present overseer at the Brown County
Poor Farm, has not submitted his
resignation in writing and requested
the County Board to take the neces-
sary steps in giving the required notice
to vacate the premises. IL
The report was accepted and the
auditor was instructed to have the
notice served.
en-. Robertson, Assistant Highway
Engineer, submitted his final report
and acceptance of the road work done
between sections 1 and IL, 109-3l,
| done under contract by Anton Brand,
ordering the payment Of $157.5O~being
the balance due the contractor on his
contract, was read, and as the majority
of the members of the Board has al
ready inspected the work and found
the same completed ina satisfactory
manner, it was therefore ordered that
the balance of the contract due the
contractor be paid.
Commissioner Palmer, member OF
the committee appointed on April ~,
1921, to work in conjunction with the
town supervisors of the town of Eden,
for the grading Of public highways in
said township, reported in writing that
according to the report of the Chair
man of the supervisors. Of said. town,
showing an expenditure in the amount
Of $5,359.77 for grading roads in said
township during 1921, and he therefore
recommends that the town Of Eden be
appropriated the sun Of $1,5O0.00, out
of the County Road and Bridge Fund,
applicable to said town to aid said town
in making such improvements, which
is the amount. asked for in the applica-
ton for an appropriation from said
town.
The Board accepted the report and
the auditor was instructed to issue his
warrant in the amount of the appro-
priation payable to said town.
The following claims were audited
and ordered paid:
N. Henningsen, justice fees -. $25.32
J. J. Ray, justice fees ........ 2.65
Aug. Bigot, constable fees and
mileage -. .:....... l.7O
FL. F. Jahnke, expenses, State
VS.. Bossett 1890
John ohm H. Arbes,, gror IS fees ga and
MlleageI $50. -
J. H. Beussmann, juror fees and
: mileage .c...: -. :...!'4 Up
AID. 5. Flor; III cou 1T com. fees,
Insanity hearing Of Mary y
Windschitl1 S!:.:. ..:..: $50
Herman PolkoSWV,; expenses to- f5H*
Hibbing,,' Conf. Of Social -
Workers 80. ~: .:..a..s.# 59.77
Mrs. Phil. Liesch, expenses to
Hibbing, Conf. of Social 55
Workers h .!..:....n... 1868
| Vim. b. Mather, expenses to ut HsI
Hibbing, Conf Of Social s@ni
Workers J.. ~. e. .i.iu. -. :.' 1882
Herbert Dehn, expenses weedi~t I'd.
inspector for Milford ......3 500
Jos. J. Sperl, Co. Commission
ers expense ............ o9.15
Herman Polkow, Co. Com f.
sioners expense ........... 82.6S
lC. N. Robertson, highway
engineer expenses ......... 1890
Colt. Schmid, insurance ..... 1900
Mrs. Phi. Liesch, expenses
child welfare board ......., $50
Everling Elec. Co., supplies
etc. -. 6O.53
Weilandt & Stegemann, door
repairs and carpenter work. $685.
New Ulm Gas Co., gas used at =.
Jail and j%anitor ~. 1922
New Ulm Rural Tel. Co., phone
rental .......ri.: i. .n.e:,t 3fSl:25
u. H. Forster, Office supplies ft5af
etc. ...- ALTO
New Ulm Post, publication -. 16.455
Liesch-Walter Pig. Co., sta n,s
tionery 7.15
ER. r. Kemski. office supplies . 34.75
United Press & Pub. Co.,
stationary etc. .......... 3l2.2O
w. B. Brooks, envelopes $50. 22.5O
| Miller-Davis. Co., blanks etc. q. 29.14
Hammond & Stephan Co.,
school blanks ............ 44.42
Henry J. Berg, postage and
telephone 20.32
Henry j. Meyer, railroad fare
for pauper 2.TO
DR.. A. W. Eckstein, service as
Co. physician ............. 95.15
DR.. 3. J. Borgeson,. services as
Co. physician ............ 19O.5O
DR.. R. C.. Webb, services as
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