The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1922-04-13
Resolution,


BE it resolved that a greater portion of 20
per cent of the state allotment to Mile Laos
county is necessary for maintenance of state
the percentage to be used for the maintenance
from state aid allotment is hereby fixed at
40 per cent, subject to approval by the commits
PETER SEHLIN,
Chairman of County Commissioners.
State of Minnesota, County of Mile Lacs-ss.
I. Walter Peltier county auditor in and for
SAID county, do hereby certify that the above is
true and correct copy of a resolution by the
county board of said county on the 4th day
of April, 1922.
(OHicial Seal) County Auditor.
Be it resolved that the following balances
heretofore appropriated for the 1921 mante-
nance, be, and the same are hereby appropriate
ed as follows to-wit: for maintenance for the
year 1922.
$4,000 heretofore appropriated for 1921
maintenance of state road No. is hereby an
propriated to state road No. l third commits
sioner district for the year 1922.
$786.5O heretofore appropriated for 1921
maintenance of state road No. is hereby ap-
missioner district for the year 1922.
1885 heretofore appropriated for 1921 MAIN
tenance of state road No. 2 is hereby appro-
missioner district for the year 1922, and
$403.83 heretofore appropriated for 1921
maintenance of state road No. 6 is hereby ap-
propriated to state road No. 6 fifth cimmis-
sioner district for the year 1922.
1t was moved by Eckdall and seconded by
Axell that all road machinery in the posses
sion of any individual be Immediately delivered
to the county commissioner of their respective
districts and further that from and after this
date commissioner shall loan or rent to
any individual any road machinery belonging
to the county. Motion carried unanimously.
Pursuant to the provisions of section 1884,
general statutes 1913
Be it resolved by the county board of Mile
Laos county that the sum of eight hundred dol
necessary, be set aside from the general reve-
nue. fund for the purpose of paying additional
clerk hire in the office of the county auditor
during the year 1922.
PETER sEH11N,
Dated the 4th day of April 1922.
Attest: WALTER PELTIER,
County Auditor.
The following claims against the county we're
audited and allowed in amounts as follows:
Gish Cash Co., goods furnished Mrs.
John Fischer, March, 1922 w $3.50
Gish Cash Co.. goods furnished Mrs.
S. E. Anderson, March, 1922 1000
Aliens Department Store. goods for
Chas. M. johnson, March 1922 5.9S
Aliens Department Store. goods for
Edward Megard, March, 1922 1886
c. H. Nelson, goods for Mrs. Rosalie
Jaenicke, March 1922 ............ $500
C. H. Nelson, goods for Mrs. A. F.
Wresch. March. 1922 ......."." $3.50
H. Sirene casket, burial box, shroud.
liveries, morgue charge and
services burial of c. f. Will
liams of Borgholm township. $500
Frank Pohl, goods for Peter Veal,
March. 1922 ........:".:.."....". $500
A. E. Allen & Co.,, goods for Mary
Walker, Feb. and March, 1922 5000
A. E. Allen & Co.. goods for Mel.
Applegate, March, 1922 ........... 1000
"A. E. Allen & Co.: goods for Mel
Applegate, Feb, 1922 .......... 1000
Geo. P: Cregow, goods for Mrs. Ida
Coons, March. 1922 "............ 1000
Dr. G. R: Galley, professional call on
onamia Lumber & Mer. Co.. goods
furnished Mrs VanCleve Feb.
and Mar, 1922 .............. 1851
Onamia Lumber & Mere Co., goods
furnished Mrs. VanCleve.
March, 1922 ................ GOT:
A. c. Smith, meats for Mrs A. +.
Wreseh; March 1922 ....:.~:.. 500
Farmers Coop. Creamery, goods for
Edward Melgard, Mar. 1922 14.4t
Farmers Coop. Co., goods for Car
RE Anderson, March, 1922 ... 1000
Emil Anderson, goods for Resale
Jaenicke, milk and eggs, Feb.
1877 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ............... 5,O(
Will steadman, one cord of wood for
Rosalie Jaenicke, Feb. 1922. 500
Otto M. Radeke, goods for John
Wedewitch, March, 1922 ~ 1000
Highway Garage. livery taking John
son to county home. Dec, 1921 9O(
Dennison Drug Co.. medicines fur
nished And. Parnes, October,
1922 ...."........."..... ........... 25!
Dennison Drug Co.. prescription for
Mrs. Kline, Nov 1921 ....... 20
Dennison Drug Co., prescription for
John Pop, Sept, 1921 ........... 81
Roy Cute. house rent for Geo. E.
Chute, Dec. 1921, and JAM,
Feb and Mar, 1922, at $500
per month ............ ........... 24O
Alfred Olson Co., goods for Mrs. A.
E. Caldwell, Feb. and Mar,
1922 .... 14a
M. Verrila Barrett, board and care
of Mrs. Margaret Mcdonald
Feb and Mar 1922 (allowed
in part) ........... ..... 900
Miller-Davis Co., 100 blanks .. 2.8
Miller-Davis Co., 200 legal blanks 4.6
Miller-Davis Co., office supplies w 60
Miller-Davis Co., office supplies ~ 100
Miller-Davis Co.. 1000 settlement
sheets ............. .......... 1856
Miller-Davis Co., 1,640 page collec-
ton record ...................... 4O.5,
: Miller-Davis Co., misc. election
blanks and supplies for dele
gate election .............. 12OO
Security Blank Book & Pig. Co.,
township plats ............... 5Ot