New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-01-20

Upon due consideration we deslgnat-
ed the different banks of the county as
County Depositories, upon filing their
bonds which are to be filed before
December 20, 1921.
The Board met again on December
20, 1921, in the County Auditors
office and duly approved all the Bonds,
and subject tofthe following rules and
regulations to take effect January 2,
1929
|. That each bank designated as a
County Depository must, on the last
day of each month, file with tie Coun-
ty Treasurer it's statement Of monthly
balances, and interest statement with
the County Auditor.
2. That each bank. must make
daily report of, all taxes collected to the
County Treasurer, with draft for
amount collected accompanying.
g. If any Bank neglects or refuses
to comply with the above regulations
the County Treasurer is authorized by
the Board of Audit to withdraw all
county funds from such bank, and it
shall thenceforth cease to be a County
Depository v, unless re-instated by the
Board of Audit.
Dated at New Ulm, Minnesota,
December '29th, A. D. 1921.
Respectfully submitted.
Louis G. Vogel, County Auditor. :
Herman PolkoW, Chairman OF Board.
Carl P. Manderfeld, Clerk of Court.
The Bonds of the different banks,
which were designated as County
Depositories, with their surities thereon
we're satisfactory and were duly ap-
proved, and the Bonds were handed to
the County Treasurer to be filed.
In compliance to section 818 OF G.S.
1918, the Auditor submitted his state
ment showing the balance OF taxes I'M
collected together with the actual cash
balance remaining to the credit OF each
fund at the close of business on the
31st day Of December, 1921, which was
ordered filed.
On motion duly carried it was re-
solved that the salaries Of the following
officers remain the same as fixed at the
Regular Session of the County Board,
January 1921, viz:
William j.. Julius, County
Sheriff .$2,2O0.00
R. B.. Kennedy, Supt. of
Schools ........... 100000
C. P. Manderfeld, Clerk OF
Court 100000
W.T.. Eckstein, County At
tornev 100000
w. B. Mather, Judge of
Probate CLERK hire) .... 10000
Fred Christensen, Register OF
Deeds CLERK hire). ..... 10000
William J. Julius, Sheriff, appeared
before the Board, giving information
that one Of his Bondsmen had died,
and the Board requested that he furn-
ish a new bond to be approved at their
49, 49,
next meeting.
The bounty on full grown wolves
was left at $500 and for cubs $500.
No bounty for the killing OF crows,
pophers and black birds will be paid.
The annual report of w. T. Eckstein
County Attorney, was readand ordered
filed.
Mr.. Jul. Larson appeared before the
Board in regard to Louis Solberg, q
pauper of the County, who is in need
Of Immediate, attention, and twas
agreed that Commissions G. L. Palmer
take the party to a Minneapolis sana-
tariurn for treatment.
Hon. M. Olson, Judge of District
Court, appeared before the Board stat
ing that the womens' rights to act as
Jurors should not be Disseminated, and
asked the members of the Board to add
the names of women to their juror list
so that they can exercise their rights
as jurors if drawn.
The application of A. Heymans Of
Sleepy Eye, asking for a refund OF taxes
paid on his personal property received
the approval of the Board and the same
was recommended to the State Tax
Commission for consideration.
The committee appointed on July
IA, 1919, to cooperate with the super
visors Of the Town Of Home in the
grading and crawling Of the road
across tie revive, commonly known as
the Kuelbs Ravine, in section /, town
ship 10, range 80, reported in writing
that the grading Of said road has been
completed to the entire satisfaction of