The Mankato free press., 1923-12-28
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
OF the Board Of County Commissioners
Of Blue Earth County, Minnesota.

Speclal session, NOV. otn, f92S.-All
, members Of the board met at 8 A. NJ.
pursuant TO adjournment. To-
A petition was received from Glenn
ent Bisch. a resident OF School Dis
trict No. 1873. asking to be set over TO
Joint District No. 6. This was set for
hearing at 10 A. M. Dec. 4th. 1923.
\ letter was received from the Min
nesota State Sanatorium. asking the
county to guarantee the expenses OF
Lawrence Masters. who is afflicted
with tuberculosis. The county auditor
was instructed to write to the Super
intendent OF the Sanatorium for fur
ther information. %. s
At 10 A. NJ. pursuant to- notice Ie-
gally given. the board heard the petit
ton OF r. G. Pahl 10 have the South
East quarter OF Section II. Town LOG,
Range IS, set over from School District
, No. lat to District No. 23. Mr.. Pahl
appeared in support OF the petition
and no one appeared TO oppose it,
petition be granted. The motion was
carried. .aE -.
On motion. the following applics-
tions for correction OF assessment we've
approved: O. L. Barnes, Charles Evans,
Fred. Wornke. +. III. Griffin. II. l.,
Kroeger. VIM. Truwe. Otto w. Ha-
mann. nR.
AT IL A. NJ. pursuant TO an agree
ment made at the October meeting. a
hearing was held as to whether a
change should be made inthe route OF
the proposed state aid road from Will
low Creek TO Lake Crystal n large
delegation was present and many per-
sons spoke for and against the pro-
posed change. ~ ..s -
After careful consideration. the board
concluded to leave the route Of the
road as originally designated.
natitinr q rhan1a Of T.
Section Is. lie Ray signed by L. o.
Wells and % others. was received and
set for hearing at p. NJ. Jan. 9Th,
1924 The chairman appointed all mem
bers OF the board as a committee to
view said proposed change, to meet
at said proposed change at 10 A. NJ.
Dec. 9Th. 1928.
A petition for a change of. road in
| Sections II and Is. LIE Ray, signed by
Kate F. Hoehn and 26 others, was re-
ceived and set for hearing at 2:30 p.
NJ. Jan. 9Th. 1924. The Chairman ap-
| pointed all members OF the board as a
committee to view said proposed
change, to meet at said proposed
1923. =, : = '
A large number of road matters
were discussed. tR
On motion. the board adjourned at
P. NJ until A. NJ. Nov. 7th, 1924
Nov. 7th, 1893.
All members of the board met at 9
A, NJ. pursuant to adjournment.
On motion, the following bills were
| allowed: - =
Acheson Isabelle. Nurse for poor sss. 90
Ackerman' G. N. expenses on
bitches ............:... Isl
Ackerman, G. N. board sessions.
etc. .......: :........: ..25 40
bonds ..................... 400
AlhrpPht Il Marc
for poor ..................... 6743
Alleman. H. A. goods for poor 100
| Anderson Paint & Wall Paper
Co, goods for poor farm ..... 7.4S
Anderson, wv. H., repairs for
trucks ...;.....: >. .,:.......a A.75
Andrews, Adam, damages S. r.
10 :..................... 81. 90
Ario, Ed, sheriff's expenses. 12.32
~Ario' 3d. board OF prisoners. 1874 81
Ario' Mrs Ed. matron's fees. IA 90
Arnold. Dr. Jas, Coroners fees S.75
Associated Mfg. Co., goods for
Babcock. c. NJ. goods for high
way dept. .................... so. .Os
Bantna, Wm.' work on Co. So. IS. so
Ballard Columbus, filling siIo at
poor farm ,;.:s. ......:.:..... 21.25
| r. 4 .......-.... .............. 164. IS
Bates; r. w. transcripts. 1875
fishing board proceedings. ..... 6s. .25
Blyier John H, rodman Co. So. 500
Boehland Ernest, services as
weed inspector ............... 17.3
Bohlke' Ed. B., wood for poor
! farm ................-::... ......... 60. 90
City Of Mankato. repairing walk $50
Bosin' r. W.. goods for poor. 10. 90
Botsford Lbr. Co., goods for
bitches ..................... $50
Botsiord Lpr. CO.. goods for poor 400
1 hr n
court house ..;;........:...:.. 1915
Botsford Lbr. Co.. goods for
roads .::..... ...,.........., 1.4O
Brown. Blodgett & sperry. office
p suppnes S,. :..:::::.:.::........ 2.Sl
Of sick poor .................. 54.25
Burnes Nachbar. coal for poor 11.70
| Crane, NJ. F., services OF weed
inspector ..:......... 40 80
Deike. A.. freight and drayage,
highway dept: ............. 1923
cleaned. etc. 49," ...... s.75
Duemeland. e. A. goods for
poor ..........:.......... 800
Duffey. Harry. work at poor
farm :..................... $50
Flanagan, Guy S. rodman on
! Co. 56 Observation-Disclosures. "a. 90
Filter. John, damages Co. line. 30 90
Flo Bros. coal for poor. .......... 16.0S
Flo. Knapp & Co. goods for poor
farm :.................. 3s.32
| Fowler Sam X. coal for poor " 79l
etc Observation-Disclosures. 2o7. 81
Freitag. VIM. r., repairs on ma
| chinery at poor farm. ..... 800
| Fritzner. c. N, goods for poor. 1900
Fugina, DIR. G. R.. services for
sick poor ....... .............. 1925
Gjervig. Bergina, labor at poor
farm .......................... 800
Haedt. r. J.. engineers helper. 80
Hagen. Mrs. Anna, goods for
poor .................... 900
Halverson Bros. goods for poor SO. 90
supplies ...................... 7.sa
Hanson Grocery, goods for poor
farm .................... 100. 16
Hareln's Grocery. goods for poor Is 90
Harris. Dan. W.. goods for Co.
| AZ ................... 144O
Harris. Dan w, goods for roads 2.4S
Herzberg. Ernest H.. services
as weed inspector ........... 1880
Highly. Chas., work on Co. 56.... As .00
Holden, n. Dee. Engineer on Co.
~ ..................... 81: 60
Houghtaling, John s.. repairs
for mower Observation-Disclosures. S.2j
Hruska. J. W.. engineers ex-
penses -....'..-.'.: :............ eI.sO
Sc ............................. 1924
poor .................... ga. IS
johnson Jense. gravel S. r. g.. lO4. 10
! johnson Laundry CO.. laundry .'
for court house. se............... 2.9b
Kelly G. Gosewisch. burial of
poor .......................... $500
Kennedy. c. L.. expenses. ditch
| Donds ....... ........ ..... 1.SI