The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-09-15

be compelled, at its own expense
to remove, set or reset its said
lines or poles on demand, to per-
NIT such regarding in case said
poles or Lines will interfere with
such regarding.
The County Auditor is hereby
authorized to grant a specific
easement for any county highway
if the same hereinafter be requir-
ed by said corporation for the
purpose aforesaid; otherwise, UNI
less so required this resolution
shall be sufficient evidence in it
self of such easement.
On motion of Herman Muetzel
and duly passed, the above reso-
luton was unanimously adopted.
J. P. Kragh offered the follow
ing resolution and moved its
adoption:
WHEREAS, 1t has come to the
attention of the Board of County
Commissioners of Redwood Coun :
ty, State of Minnesota, that w. P.
A. Workers in twenty-three coun-
ties of the State of Minnesota re-
ceive $48.50 per month and,
WHEREAS, w. P. A. workers in
Redwood County, Minnesota, re-
ceive but $4,000 per month and,
WHEREAS, W.P.A. Workers in
Redwood County, Minnesota in
order to get to work must travel a
distance which is too great to walk
and therefore must use cars and,
WHEREAS, the gas, oil, tires
and upkeep of a car regardless of
value is greater than street car
travel.
THEREFORE, We, the Board of
Commissioners of Redwood Coun-
ty request that W.P.A. workers in
said Redwood County be allowed
$4850 per month.
Upon vote of the Board, the
above resolution was unanimously
adopted.
Herman Beckman offered the
following bills and upon motion of
Philip Raveling and duly passed,
were allowed for payment:
REVENUE
Philip Raveling, Mi. & exp.
board mtg S On
Herman Beckman, Mi. &
exp. board mtg. minimum. $50
j. P. Kragh, Mi. & exp.
board mtg. ........................ 500
E. A. Pease, Mi. & Exp,
board mtg. ........................ 1.2O
Herman Muetzel, Mi. & exp.
board mtg. ........................ 800
L. J. Kise, mileage .............. $3.50
l.. J. KiSe, mileage ............ 23.16
Keith G.. Scheid, transcript
State V. E. Juhnke .......... 2.2e
Robert V. Ochs, expense,
Dependency of minor ...... 1910
DR.. o. H. Johnson, Exam.
Jail inmate ........................ $50
DR.. o. H. johnson, Med.
Jail inmate ........................ $50
DR.. w. A. Brand Coroner's
fee, Arthur Steffen .......... 10.4C
DR.. Gordon Cole, Coroner's
fee, Everett Poulsen and
William Marvin .............. 1886
Pure Oil Co., supplies
Court House ...................... .65
Pink Supply Co. supplies
| Court House .................... 11.41
National Tea Co., supplies
| jail ................................ Z.4l
N. w. Sanitary Supply Co.,
supplies, Court House .... 8.75
N. w. Sanitary Supply Co.,
supplies, Jail ................... zoe
United Chemical Co., sup
plies, Jail ........................ 1905
Duro Test Corp, supplies
Court House ................... 1874
U. S. Sanitary Specialties
Corp, supplies, Court
House ................................ 11.8(
Jaehning Hardware, sup
plies Jail ........................... $50
Jaehning Hardware, sup
plies, book project .......... 2.45
Jaehning Hardware, sup
plies, Court House .......... 1.6a
Paffrath Hardware, sup
| plies, Jail ................. 9.OC
Botsford Lbr. Co., R. Falls
supplies, Court House go. .95
Crown Iron Works Co.,
Anger for Court House
| StOker ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 25.Ul
Fred Moritz, boiler inspec-
| ZION l5.ut
Bob Byram, supplies & la
Dor, Court House ........... 1910
Frank Theiring, supplies
and labor, Court House. CATO
Sward-Kemp Drug Co. sup
plies, Jail .......................... 2.8C
! Belview Independent, sup
plies, Auditor, Clerk, Reg
lister & Prob. Judge ........ 21.5G
Wabasso Standard, Pubh-
cation of expiration ........ I'LL
Wabasso Standard, sup
plies, Supt. ..................... 7.0C
Sanborn Sentinel, publica-
ton notices of expiration I'LL
Walnut Grove Tribune
publication notices of ex->
piration ............................. 32.4(
H. B. West, publication
notices of expiration ........ 32.4(
Lamberton News, Publica-