New Ulm review., 1922-01-25


if the necessity arose.
and found the grading nearly all COM
.plete to the satisfaction Of the com
mittee and, therefore, recommended
that the sum Of $4,000 be paid out. Of
the County, Road & Bridge Fund to
said Town, being part Of the $1200.00
appropriated forsthat purpose; and the
balance. Of $30O.00 to be withheld until
the incomplete part Of the grading has
been graded. @,,ys,
The report of the committee signed
by Commissioner Herman Polkow and
Highway Engineer C. N. Robertson
reported in writing that they inspected
the graveling Of the road connections
through the Village Of Comfrey, on
which said Village has expended the
sum of $685.. 90 and found the graveling
satisfactorily done. They, therefore,
recommended that said Village be re-
imbursed $25O.OO out Of the County
Road & Bridge Fund, which is the sum
appropriated by the County Board for
that purpose The report was ac-
cepted and the Auditor was instructed
to issue his warrant in the amount
specified payable to the Village Of
Comfrey. .4,
The report Of the committee signed
by Commissioner Herman PolkoW and
Highway Enginer G.. N. Robertson,
reported in writing that they inspected
the graveling Of the road connections
through the Village Of Springfield, on
which said Village has expended the
sum Of s1137.00 and found the gravel
ing satisfactorily done. They, there
fore, recommended that said Village
Be reimbursed $500.0O paid out Of
the County Road & Bridge Fund,
which is the sum appro opriated by the
County Board for that purpose. The
report was accepted and the Auditor
was instructed to issue his warrant in n
the amount specified payable to the
Village Of Springfield. DOL Il @ '.. Is..
The Final Statement Of the County
as. prepared by the County Auditor for
the year 1921 was read, accepted and
ordered published.
BY unanimous vote it was resolved
to transfer $1,000. 90 from the County
Revenue Fund to the County Contin-
gent Fund. - q q,
On motion a recess was taken to two
o'clock P. M. this afternoon. Y
.'5,s S. Afternoon Session.
The Board met at two o'clock P. NJ !,
All members present.
The petition Of Joseph Haas, a free
holder Of school district No. 70 asking
that his lands may be set off to SCHOOL,
district No. 80 was publicly read and
considered by the Board, with. every
thing which was said by said interested
parties for OF. against granting the
prayer of the petitioner and being
satisfied from all the evidence produced
at such hearing the Board upon
motion duly carried rejected said.
petition.
The petition Of John Haala, a free
holder Of school district No. 81, asking
to be set of with his lands to school
district No r Maass 8 publicly read and ID
considered by Tie. he lBoartd, 4 with. every
thing which was said IS; said interested
parties for or against granting the
prayer Of the petit Toner and The Board
on motion duly carried granted the
request Of the petitioner and ordered
the petition to be recor rded IN full to
wit:
WHEREAS, The petition Of John
Haala freeholder 81 School District
No. 80 in this County, with the ap-
proval Of the County Superintendent
endorsed thereon, represe senting that he
is the owner Of the lands hereinafter
described, which are situated in said
School District, and that he adjoins
School District No. 12and asking that
his lands may be set off from said
District No. 80 to said District No. IL
fol, the following reasons:
That your petitioners said land does
not adjoin said school district N q. .32,
and is located more than 8 IL miles
fro,,o tho coIonol 1onnco IN cold dictri ct!