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AUSTIN, WEDNESDAY, APR. 11,1894.
County Commissioner's Proceed
ings.
OFFICE OF COUNTY AUDITOR,
Mower County, Minn., Apr. 5, '94.)
Board of county commissioners met
in special session at 3 o'clock p. m.,
pursuant to call. Members present
M. Stephenson, Wm. Brown, W. W.
Sweeet, John Beach, and J. W. C.
Dinsmoor.
On motion the following bills were
allowed:
Bill of 8 Martz, coffin for pauper $ 5 00
Porter. & Young, goods for John Curtiss
and Martin Nichols 18 93
W Hammond, meals for pauper. 2 00
Nels Vigum, wood for Anderson, pauper 4 00
A Killen, goods for MrsJAnderson.... 11 44
"TV McKenna. medical attendance to
H. Rlebe, $6.00 allowed, 3 60
George Johnson," witness fees Jf
Charles Cotton, witness fees.. ......... 5 60
Egbert Wells, witness fees, $3.36 all'd. 2 24
Frask, witness fees
Eugene Crandall, witness fees .. I 12
S Hungerford, constable fees, $23J4
allowed 17 14
6 o'clock p. m., April 5, 1894. On
motion board adjourned to 8:30 o'clock
a. m.. Apr. 6,1894.
8:30 o'clock a. m., Apr. 6, 1894.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment. Members all present.
The application of Peter Freund to
sell spirituous, vinous and intoxicat
ing and malt liquors at Johnsburg,
Minn., in the front room' of the one
story frame building situated on the
ne of se of section 32, town 101,
range 16, in township of Adams.
On motion said application was
granted and his bond in the penal
sum of four thousand dollars with
Jacob Fischer and Thomas Meaney as
sureties was approved.
On motion the following bills were
allowed:
Murrane, bouse rent for poor $15 00
A Howard, caring for Wm. Clark, guar
anteed case of scarlet fever.......— 5 00
E Kobinson, justice fees 2 80
Jobs Skyberg, goods for poor. 4 00
Palmer Winall & Co, books 17 00
W Sweet, goods for poor 17 75
IS Mitchell, bouse rent for Mrs Norton. 10 00
City of Austin, water rent 6 months 25 00
W Remore, labor on poor tarm 72 33
Martin Henry, damages In case of glan
dered horses 15 00
Marshall Printing Co, books 20 25
.1* Dettlebach, goods for jail 15 85
Enutson, caring for Mrs KThorson,.. 10 50
Pioneer Press Co. books 76 25
Brownell, house rent for poor, $12.00
allowed 10 00
12 o'clock m., April 6,1894. On mo
tion board adjourned until 1:30 o'clock
p. m., April 6, 1894.
1:30 o'clock p. m., April 6,1894.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment. Members all present.
The application of F. Goss to sell
spirituous, vinous, intoxicating or
malt liquors in the front room situ
ated on lot 5, block 10, village of Wal
tham, Mower county, state of Minne
sota was read.
On motion said application was
granted and his bond in the penal
sum of two thousand dollars with J.
C. Schieck and John W. Schmidt as
sureties was also accepted.
On motion the following bills were
allowed:
Gordon & Belden, for printing $13 20
S Sweninssen, clerk of court fees 96 65
W W Ranney, justice fees 3 00
W Hollister, coroner's fees 6 20
"W L'Holilster, coroner's fees 8 20
W W Ranney, justice fees 1 85
N Eolle, money paid for sharpening
saws, etc 1 85
Dr E Kaucett, medical attendance on
M. Armitage, $6.00 allowed 3 60
Birum & Birum, work and material for
jail 24 30
E A Dalager, goods for court house 7 35
John Paul Lumber Co, lumber tor bridges 26 11
Reyord& Johnson, goods for courthouse 11 46
George Hirsb, goods for poor farm 7 00
Pettibone & Co, goods for court bouse 17 65
Pettibone & Co, books 26 GO
Brown, Treacey & Co, blanks and books. 6 50
Brown, Treacey & Co, blanks 1 48
N Kolle, witness fees 1 12
Proesehel, services in case of quaran*
tine 5 25
Pioneer Press Co, goods for court bouse 25 52
McCulioch, printing and blanks 28 40
Jjars Nicholaisen, washing for jail, 12 56
O Basford, printing and blanks 62 70
S S Washburn, services
as court commis
sioner 2 00
A Killen, goods for poor, 11 44
Smith & Huntley, edicine for poor,
$55.50 allowed 50 00
Village of Dexter, moving Kinzies' fam
ily out of county.... 12 41
Dr Charles Stewart, medical attend
ance on Mrs. Hayes 8 00
Decker, hardware for court bouse
andjaii 87 85
W S Booth, blanks 2 40
George Barnard & Co, goods for court
house 6 50
George Barnard & Co. goods for court
house 22 55
Pioneer Press Co, goods for court house 4 00
Noah's Ark, goods for court house 90
EL Stanley. Constable fees 4 50
Wisconsin Bridge & Iowa Co, bridge ma
terial 350 00
6 o'clock p. m., April 6,1894. On
motion board adjourned to 7:30 o'clock
p. m., April 6,1894, for an evening
session.
7:30 o'clock p. m., April 6,1894.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Members all present.
The application of C. A. Newman
for abatement and correction of tax
on lots 9, 10 and 11, block 1, Hayes'
addition to Austin, was on motion
granted.
The application of Margaret Either
for abatement of taxes on lots Sand 6,
except west 12 feet of lots 5 and 6,
block 11, Yates' & Lewis' addition to
Austin, was on motion rejected.
The application of A. P. Bounce for
abatement of tax on lot 8, block 4,
village oi' Rose Creek, was on motion
rejected.
The application of Mrs. Lisa Han
son for abatement of personal prop
erty, town of Lansing, was on motion
rejected.
The application of Mrs. L. A. Car
ter for abatement of tax on s£, sec
tion 5, town 102, range 18, was on mo
tion rejected.
The application of E. L. Fuller for
abatement of tax on lot 13, block, 5,
Lake Park addition to Austin, was on
motion granted.
The application of A. E. Christie
for abatement of tax on ne£ ne} and s£
Mm,
ne£ and ne£ nwl, section 5, town 102,
range 18, was on motion rejected.
The application of Jacob Hangge for
abatement and correction of personal
property tax, town of Lansing, was on
motion granted.
The application of A. A. Cotter for
abatement of personal property tax,
city of Austin, was on motion
granted.
9:30 o'clock p. m., April 6,1894. On
motion board adjourned to 8 o'clock
a. m., April 7, 1894.
8 o'clock a. m., April 7,1894.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment.
The bid of F. M. Pierson on lots in
village of Grand Meadow was accepted.
The bid of Eugene'Potter on lot 1,
block 9, viilage of Taopi, was on mo
tion accepted.
The application of Lars E. Mobery
for abatement of personal property
tax, town of Adams, was on motion
rejected.
On motion the following bills were
allowed:
John Beach, Committee work $9 00
Stephenson, committee work 10 80
JWC Dinsmoor, committee work 18(00
W W Sweet, commltte work 21 40
James Wbitemac, witness fees 2 24
N Beardsley, coroner's witness 1 00
Greenman, coroner's witness 1 00
Jos Schwan, coroner's witness 1 00
Miller, coroner's witness 1 00
W I Brown, coroner's witness 1 00
Coats, coroner's witness 1 00
A Gallagher, coroner's witness 1 00
O Hall, coroner's witness 1 00
E lngalls, coroner's witness 1 00
Village of Dexter, in case of quarantin
ing Mrs Hayes 17 25
Carter & Brown, teams for the grand
jury 5 00
AN Decker, coal for poor farm 28 11
Grant, meals for grand jury, $13.65
allowed 13 30
John Majerus, constable fees ... (f 74
S Catberwood, sending telegrams and
expenses in case of Johnson. ... 11 02
W Johnson, whitewashing jail 5 00
OH Linde, witness fees 3 40
Dr W Dablquist, medical attendance
to poor, $31 allowed 18 60
Allan Mollison, sheriff's fees 46 60
Allan Mollison, sheriff's fees, case of J.
P. Johnson 165 60
Allan Mollison, sheriff's fees 83 60
Allan Mollison, sheriff's fees. 20 00
.Allan Mollison, sheriff's fees 11 40
Allan Mollison, sheriff's fees 85 10
Allan Mollison, sheriff's fees 113 50
Allan Mollison, boarding prisoners 119 18
Dr OH urge, medical attendance on
Ester Gustofson, $7,50 allowed 4 50
Wood, recording town treasurer bonds 14 95
Dr O Hegge, medical attendance on
Holveroon, $45 allowed 21 00
Dr Johnson, medical attendance on
James Dixon, $85 allowed 51 00
Dr A McDonald, medical attendance on
S Peck, $13 50 allowed 8 10
DrA W Allen, medical attendance on
James Dixon, $15 allowed 9 00
Dr OH Johnson, medical attendance on
Mrs Campbell, $20 allowed 12 00
Dr A W Allen, medical attendance on
Erich, $6.00 allowed.. 4 00
Fairbanks, coal for jail and sheriff's
residence 66 82
Malmburg, coffin and digging grave
for pauper 11 50
Dr A E Henslin, medical attendance on
Mrs N Schneider, $108 allowed 35 00
The petition of E. D. Corneveauxto
have the w£ of wj of section 19 and nw£
of se] of section 19, all in township 103,
range 18, set off from school District
No. 122 and made a part of school
District No. 45, was received and a
hearing set for July 12, 1894, at 2
o'clock p. m.
The petition of Halvor J. Lindelin
to have the nj of the nej of section
17, town. 103, range 14, set off from
school District No. 19 and made a
part of school District No. 36 was, re
ceived and a hearing set for July 12,
1894.
The petition of Nels Seaverson to
have the nw of nw£ of sec 16, town 103,
range 14, set off from school District
No. 19 and a made apart of school
District No. 36, was received and a
hearing set for July 12, 1894 at 3
o'clock p. m.
The petition of Ole Thomasson to
have the e£ of swi of section 8, set
off from school District No. 64 and
made apart of school District No. 36,
was received and a hearing set for July
12,1894
The petition of H. M. Warner to
have the e$- of se]- and w£ of swi of
sections 35 and 36, town 104, range 15,
set off from school District No. 94 and
made apart of District No. 20, was
received and a hearing set for July 12,
1894.
The application of G. W. Dugan for
abatement of personal property tax
in city of Austin, was on motion laid
over until the meeting of the board.
The following resolution was passed:
Resolved, Th§,t the following
amounts be appropriated for bridge
purposes in the several commissioners
districts, as follows:
First district .... .$1,000
Second district 2,000
Third district... 1,000
Fourth district 500
Fifth district 1,000
On motion the following Resolution
was adopted. Resolved that the
County Auditor is 'hereby authorized
to draw a warrant in favor of John
Kent for the sum of twenty five dol
lars for temporary relief. Carried.
Ayes 5.
On motion the Auditor was in
structed to draw a warrant in favor
of the Brownsdale Cemetery Associa
tion for the /amount of 70 cents on
Property exempt from taxation.
Bill of S Whitconb, for making test
case of suspected glanders. Laid
over......... 500
Dr Annette Comeveaux, medical attend
ance poor $37.75 allowed 22 65
Dr W McKenna, medical attendance
Nettie Jerome. $11 allowed 6 60
S Sweningsen^ clerk of court fees.. 71 10
& Krebbsbach, goods forK Thorsen 1 10
BILLS LAID OVER.
WTMandeville, caring for Nellie Jerome 10 00
Mrs S Fenton, for boarding Sarah Rob
erts, nurse for Nellie Jerome 12 00
Mrs Sarah E Roberts, nurse for Nellie
Jerome
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3
Janette Bonallie, caring for Nellie Je
rome.. la oa
12 o'clock m.. April 7, 1894. On
motion board adjourned sine die.
J. W. C. Dinsmoor,
Chairman Board of County Commis
sioners.
R. L. JOHNSON,
County Auditor.
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To the Wheelmen.
I want to say to the jolly wheelmen
as how my old Sal mare is skeery 6'
your wheels, an' when you come
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as much as I can do to keep 'er from
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say that your wheel has got just as
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has, accordin' tu law. I don't know
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