New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-11-10

: Of the County Road & Bridge Fun,
being the balance Of the appropriation
{ made by the County to said township
The report was accepted and thu
Auditor was instructed to issue hi.
warrant in the amount Of s1,000.0t
payable to said township.
The Committee appointed to work
in conjunctionawith tNhle supervisors q
the townof Albiny foruexpendunreto
funds for feountyy.aii hid on roadaein said
township reported in. 5writing1that ths
town Of 5Albin has expended the sum
Of S 100000 f~orSfgrading and crawling,
and that the Committee inspected said
work, and, therefore5 recommend that
the said township be reimbursed in
the sum of $500. 90 out. of the. county
Road Bridge Fund being part of the
amount appropriated by the County
to said township. The report was ac-
cepted and the Auditor was instructed
to issue his warrant in the amount Of
81, 500 90 payable to said township.
The committee appointed to work
in conjunction with the supervisor Of
the town OF Cottonwood for the ex-
penditure of funds for county aid on
roads in said township reported in
writing that the town Of Cottonwood
has expended the sum of $3,853.00 for
grading and grayeling, aud that the
committee inspected said work, and,
therefore, recommend that the said
township be reimbursed in the sum Of
$1,926.50 out of tie County Road &
Bridge Fund being part Of the amount
appropriated by the County to. said
township. The report was accepted
aad the Auditor was instructed to
issue his warrant in-the amount of
$1,926.5O payable to said township.
The committee appointed to work
in conjunction with the supervisors Of
the Village Of Springfield for expen-
diture Of funds for county aid on roads
in said village reported in writing that
the village of Springfield has expended
the sum of 81, i 90 for grading and
graveling, and that the committee in
spected said work, and, therefore, re-
commend that the said, village be re-
imbursed in the sum Of $4,000 out of
the County Road & Bridge Fund being
the appropriation made by the County
to said. village. The report was ac-1
copied and the Auditor was instructed:
to issue his warrant in the amount of
$4,000 payable to said village.
The committee appointed to work in.
conjunction whit the supervisors of the
town of Leavenworth for expenditure
Of funds for county aid on roads in
said township reported in writing that
the town of Leavenworth has expended.
the sum Of So, 100000 for grading and
crawling, and that the committee in
Tspected said work, and, therefore, re-,
commend that the said township be
reimbursed in the sum of 4$1,5OO.OO
out Of the County Road & Bridge
Fund being part of the amount APP
p%reorriated by the County to Shutdown
ship. The report was accepted and
the Auditor instructed to issue his
warrant in the amount of $1,50O.O0.
payable to said township.
The Board approved the payment
Of $787.50 being Is per cent Of the
contract price for painting the county
bridges, done under contract by Ed.
Erickson.
Lorenz Brix appeared before the
Board complaining that he could not
afford to pay $1.o0 per day for the
maintenance and care Of his mother
at the County Poor Home and he
asked permission to take his mother
home.to his farm, which request was
granted him. The Board wa paid
by Mr.. Brix for his mothers main-
tenance and care at the County Poor
Home from September 18th to October
9th inclusive.
The application Of Joseph Feckef
asking for a reduction in the assessed
valuation of his real estate for the year
1921 received the approval OF the
Board and was recommended to the
Tax Commission for considera-
ton.
The application of VIM. Mueller for
a refundment of his real estate taxes
was laid over for investigation.
The recommendations submitted by
the firm Gulden & Vercoe for making
some plumbing alterations in the base
ment Of the Jail building was read and
ordered filed.
The action of the Court House and
Jail Committee in giving en- order in
the amount of $4,000 to Messrs.
EGulden & Vercoe, as part payment on
their contract for installing a separate
boiler in the County Jail building, re-
1ceived the approval of the Board.
Commissioner Jos: J. Sperl offered
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