The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1934-12-27
(oFFTeIAL).
PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD
OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF
STEARNS COUNTY, MINNESOTA
Office Of County Auditor
Stearns Co., Mimi,
Dec. 4, 1884, 8 q. m.

Adjourned Session
The Board met and all members
present.
Motion Of Schroeder, seconded by
Lang, the final estimate Of Hoffman
Bros, contract being Job No. 3401 be
accepted.
The sheriffs report for the month
Of November accepted and ordered
filed.
The assignment securities by public
repositories Of Melrose State Bank and
Of State Bank Of Rockville, be laid
over for investigation.
The application. Of the st. Cloud
sessment and taxes on Lots 7-8-A Of
Mill Sites Add. was approved and rec
commended to the MINI. Tax Commits
sion for its approval.
Resolution: Motion by Traut, Sec
onded by Lang: Whereas, the Board
Of Co. Commrs. of Stearns Co., has
been requested to adopt a resolution
under the Trunk Highway System; Be
It Resolved, that the Co. Board de-
sireS to present its views to the Cover
nor OF the State OF Minnesota, as fol-
lows: We, the Co. Board are absolutely
opposed to the consolidation of all
roads in the State of Minnesota; We
believe the local governing body is in
g. better position to give the people OF
their respective districts the kind Of
service they are entitled to-; We also
advocate to the next session Of the
State Legislature that a bill be passed
allocating back to the counties fifty
per cent OF the gasoline money col
lected in the State, for the purpose of
allowing the county boards to con-
struct end maintain all the highways
under their Jurisdiction. This money
chould be allocated back to the coun-
ties according to the population or
assessed valuation. This would elm
levylng money for road building pur-
poses. Resolution adopted this 4th
day of Dec. 1884.
A petition signed by Carl Schulz and
others asking for the vacation Of
Co. Road in Collegeville Twp. was pre-
sented to the Board. 1t was ordered
that hearing be had upon said petit
ton on Jan. 9, at 10 a. M, that mem
bers, Kowalkowski, Lang, Schroeder and
Traut meet at point Of beginning on
Dec. q at 2 p. m. to examine SAID
route and that notices be given as
provided by law.
Motion of Lang, seconded by Borg
mann. the compensation ms. Policy NO.
9052 be awarded to the Anchor Cas-
ualty Co.
A recess was taken till 1 p. m.
Afternoon Session
The Board met and all members
present.
Motion of Lang, seconded by Schroe-
der, a petition signed by Leo Braegel-
mann, and others, for the establish
ment of a County Road in Munson
and Eden Lake Twp. was ordered that
hearing be had upon said petition on
Jan. 9th at II a. M, members koWal-
kowski, Lang, Schroeder, and Traut.
;r,@ @f INoniyNT1iY10
q at 10 m. to examine said route
and that notices be gissn as provided
The following Old Age Pensions were
granted at SO per month: Katie
Schnittt: Mrs Cath. Reinert; Nicholas
Kohl; Margaret Theis; Albert Yamry
and Veronica Kloskowski.
The following Old Age pension ap-
plications were rejected: Fritz Dahnke;
Mary Ellen Cline; and Stella Tarno-
wiecki Mr.. and Mrs. Math Wagner's
application and checks also be can
celled.
Schmidt and of John H. Fischer for
refund of penalty, be rejected.
Motion Of Schroeder, seconded by
Traut, the final estimate OF constr.
Contract of s. A. R. No. being Job
1902 be accepted.
ReSOluGlOn. Wn6T6dS, LuS 4ASAuCA1a1
Fund as allowed by law Is insufficient
in amount to practically care Tor the
postage and express items of the e.
r. A. Disbursing office; the Relief Of
flee and the Drouth Relief office,
which are temporarily located in the
Court Hcuce for Relief purposes; Now
therefore, be it Resolved, that 1t Is to
the benefit and best interest OF the
tax rayers CT the county, that the
county appropriate the sum Of $500 out
of the county revenue fund 10 the
c,azlit OF tho Incidental fund Is above
stated. as per Chap. 305-G. L. 1919.
Also caace.li-23 I'll cut5.Sn6ing rctu1d-
ment warran.s bcSwcel nam0er 43z24
to number 51431 inclusive as per Chap.
93. Sec. 6, Laws CT 1903. Dated Dec.
4th, 1884.
A recess was taken until .. N.
Morning Session
Dec. S, 1884
The Board met and all members
present.
The following bills were allowed:
Clara j. Hunstiger, expenses. $63.45
Fair Oaks Lodge Sana.. care.
J. M. Linnemann, supplies. 1914
st. Cloud Twp, care. etc. 49,. $500
st. Cloud Hospital, care, etc.. 1107.74
Univ. Hospital, supplies $3.50. ASS
Poor expenses reimbursements:
village Of Brooten. $2s6.o3; village Of
Freeport, $74.54, Maine Prairie Town
ship. $4oo.74: City of Melrose. ia3,
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