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KANDIYOHI COUNTY, Minnesota, FOR THE

Fiscal Year Ending December 31, A. D. 1900.

COUNTY AUDITOR'S OFFICE, )

KANDIYOHI COUNTY. MINNESOTA. >

WILLMAR, JANUARY 2, A.D. 1901.) To the Honorable Board of County Commissioners of Kandiyohi

County, Minn.: GENTLEMEN: I have the honor to submit herewith a statement

of the financial standing of Kandiyohi County at the close of the fiscal year ending December 31, A. D. 1900, together with itemized accounts of State, County, Town and School Funds, received and disbursed during the year 1900; also a statement of cash balances in the different funds and the total amount in the County Treasury at the close of business hours December 31, A. D. 1900.

Respectfully Submitted, LEWIS JOHNSON,

County Auditor, Kandiyohi County, Minnesota

TRIAL BALANCE.

DR. CB. Warner L. Norin, County Treasurer $24,064.84 . •••••••• County Revenue Fund. . . . . . . RISRIO Current Tax Collection Fund. . . . i£"ii Delinquent Tax Collection Fund own Jo Warrants Account ""USiiw Private Redemption Fund.. . . . fjKqn County Road and 3ri3ge Fund iwi'ti County Ditch Fun* ilo'Sq County Contingent Fund " » ™ School Land Fund i m l a University LandFin< tna'oo County Current School Fund ••••••,;; 1 U B W

Bonded Road No. 1 s.loa.ba ••;•«&; i» School District Funds '^'m Township Funds iWVl

$27,224.49 $27,224.49

STATEMENT OF FUNDS OF THE GENERAL LEDGER.

WARNER L. NORIN, COUNTY TREASURER.

Balance on hand Jan-1, 1900 $ 25,678.99 BKCEIPTS: „ . „ . „ .

County Revenue 2.404 24 Current Tax Collections 93,492.50 Delinquent Tax Collections „A'j£M2 Warrants Account, orders issued . 30,648.87 Private Redemption ? '^ - 59 County Road and Bridge Z't?!^ County Ditch 7,041.53 County Contingent * « <*> State Revenue , J 5 ~ Capital Lands .?'2$9-29 School Lands 14,Wto 79 University Lands 5.211 .«J1 County Current School £??•!& State Current School 14,584.00

$210,685 94

DISBURSEMENTS. County Revenue $20,994.47 Current Taxes refunded 1.79 Delinquent Taxes Refunded 62.21 Warrants Account, Orders paid 28,148 47 Private Redemption 3,729 43 County Road and bridge 4,657 50 County Ditch 'M' i i !* County Contingent 217.22 State Revenue 7,806.24 State School .• 5,568.64 Capital Lands 3,070.00 School Lands 13,566.14 University Lands 5,213.59 Bonded Road No. 1 2,400 40 School Districts 84.372.15 Interest and Principal on State Loans 2,674.55 Townships 22,724.24 Balance onHand 24,064.74

$210,685.94

COUNTY REVENUE FUND.

Transferred from Contingent Fund. .$ 300.00 Orders and Warrants paid 20,694.47 Refundments 10.40 Balance on hand 6,596.81

$27,601.68

Balance on hand Jan, 1, 1900 $ 3.928.61 Apportioned March Settlement 6,049.61 Apportioned J une settlement 10,401 16 Apportioned November settlement. . 2,022.84 Penalty and interest on taxes 2,795.22 Interest on Deposits in banks 916.35 Auctioneer license 70 00 Sa leof paint 19.18 Juryfees 21.00 Nomination fees 265.60 Boarding Village Prisoners 67.26 Horse-thief bounty from state 50.00 Costs in District Court appeal 18.65 Refundment county share wolf boun­

ty 6 Interest on Ditch Loan 340 1-10 payment of Ditch Loan 630

$27,601.68

CURRENT TAX COLLECTION. FUND.

Transferred to Delinquent Tax Fund. .$ 7 602.73 Distributed March Settlement 26,535.95 Distributed June settlement 50,289.04 Distributed November settlemtnt 10,802.11 Refunded 1.79 Balance on hand 5,865.40

$101,097.02

Balance on hand Jan. 1, 1900. Collections Refundments apportioned...

..$ 7,602.73

.. 93,492.50 1.79

$101,097.02

DELINQUENT TAX COLLECTION FUND.

Distributed March settlement $ 13.171.26 Distributed June settleme nt 4,311.39 Distributed Novembersettlement 166.58 Refunded 62.21 Balance on hand 132.11

$17,843.55

Balance on hand Jan. 1, 1900 Transfer from Current tax fund. Collections Refundments apportioned

$ 17,843.55

WARRANTS ACCOUNT.

Warrants and orders paid $ 28,148.47 Warrants and orders outstanding... . 2,500.40

$30,648.87

Warrants and orders issued. .$ 30,648.87

$30,648.87

PRIVATE REDEMPTION FUND.

Warrants paid Balance on hand

$ 3,729.43 250.68

$3,980.11

Balance on hand Jan. 1,1900. Collections

.$ 651.

$3,980.11

COUNTY ROAD AND BRIDGE FUND.

Warrants paid $ 4,557.50 Refunded .40 Warrant Issued but not paid 100.00 Balance on hand 163.30

$4,881.»

Balance on hand Jan. 1, 1900 $ 1,387. Apportioned March settlement 347.: Apportioned June settlement 550.; Apportioned November settlement.. 106. Capital Land collections .-... 2,430.

$4,821.:

COUNTY DiTCH FUND.

Warrants paid <• . . .$ 10,998.91 Refunded 5.68 Interest paid on state Loan " 420.25 Balance on band.'... *.. 7,718.34

119,138.18

Balance on band Jan. 1,1900 t 6,001 j Apportioned March settlement 8,649.! Apportioned June settlement 1,396/ Apportioned November settlement. . 448. Collections , . . . . . . . 2,319. Loan from State 4,722J

119,188.18

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.i'J&&f/&l'X COUNTY CONTINGENT, FUND; J^li^'ntfpJji = ~&U »

Warrants paid . . . l . J . ^ . . . . $ 217.23! Balance on hand Jan, 1,1900.... Balance On hand. . . . : ' " " , l " " — * — " *

STATE REVENUE FUND.

Remitted to State Treasurer. Refunded

.$ 7,808.24 2.97

17,809.21

Balance on hand Jan. 1,1900 t .75 Apportioned March settlement 2.690.14 Apportioned June settlement 4,281.50 Apportioned November settlement. . 820.57 Refundment state share wolf bounty 12.00 Hunting License fees 4.25

"~ 17,809.21

STATE SCHOOL FUND.

Remitted to State Treasurer.. Refunded

$5,568.64 2.03

$5,570.67

Apportioned March settlement $1,901.94 Apportioned June settlement 3.075.67 Apportioned Novembersettlement. . 593 06

$5,570.67

CAPITAL LAND FUND.

Remitted to State Treasurer $ 640.00 Transferred to county road and

bridge fund 2,430.00

$3,070.00

Balance on hand January 1,1900 $ 80.00 Collections 2,990.00

$3,070.00

SCHOOL LAND FUND.

Remitted to State Treasurer $ 13,566.14 Balance on hand 1,643.40

$15,209.54

Balance on hand Jan. 1,1900 $ 503.75 Collections 14,705.79

$ 15,209.54

UNIVERSITY LAND FUND.

Remitted to State Treasurer $ 5,213.59 Balance on hand 100.32

$5,313.91

Balance on hand Jan. 1, 1900. Collections

102.60 5,211.31

$5,313.91

COUNTY CURRENT SCHOOL FUND.

Distributed Nov. settlement $ 317.30 Balance onhand 108.00

$425.30

Balance onhand Jan. 1, 1900. Collection of lines

5 % 420.00

425.30

STATE CURRENT SCHOOL FUND,

Distributed, March settlement $ 4,487.50 Distributed, November sett lement. . . . 10,096.50

$14,584.00

Received from State Treasurer, March settlement $ 4,487.50

Received from State Treasurer, November settlement 10,096 50

$14,584.00

BONDED ROAD NO. ].

Overdrawn, Jan. 1,1900 $ 759.25 Warrants issued but not paid 2,400.40

$3,159.65

Amount overdrawn $3,159.65

$3,159.65

SCHOOL DISTRICT FUNDS.

Warrants paid $53,977.04 Remitted to State Treasurer for in­

terest and principal on State loans.. 2,674.55 Refunded 408.61 Balance on hand 1.289.37

$58,349.57

Balance on hand Jan. 1,1900 Apportioned March settlement Apportioned June settlement Apportioned November settlement

2,316.44 19,696.40 21,653.13 14,683.60

$58,349.57

TOWNSHIP FUNDS.

Warrants paid $ 22,724.24 Refunded 4.17 Balance 706.97

$23,435.38

Balance on hand, Jan. 1, 1900 $ 421 16 Apportioned March settlement.. . . 8,593.97 Apportioned June settlement 11,993.48 Apportioned November settlement.. 2,426.77

$23,435.38

RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS OF

Town and Village Funds* NAME OF TOWN OR

VILLAGE.

Arctander Burbank Colfax Dovre Edwards Fablun Gennessee Green Lake Harrison Holland Irving Kandiyohi Lake Andrew Lake Elizabeth Lake Lillian East Lake Lillian Mamre New London Norway Lake Roseland Roseville St, Johns Whitefleld Willmar Village of Atwater Village of New London. Village of Raymond Village of Willmar

Amount Overdr' n Jan. 1st,

1900.

$ 1.

Collec­tions.

8.65 24 34 24.21

62.43

79.70

369.05 333.41 287.12 121.46 791.16 365.71 570.66 260.21 561.17 505.30 599.81 548.15 336.10 425.69 464.97 388.66 301.04 418.86 377.66 601.70 361.90 598.53 453.32

1,389.86 8.60

459.73 240.96

10,873.43

Total.

377.70 357.75 311.33 121.46 856.52 365.71 656 49 260.21 561.17 567.73 599.81 548.15 346.14 468.98 464.97 386.77 301.W 418. 377.66 601.70 361.90 678.23 453.32

1,389 16.14

471.39 240.96

10,873.13

$ 423.05 $ 23 014.22 $ 23,435.38 $ 22,724.24 $ 4.17 $706.97

377.70 327.79 311.33 121.46 672.15 365.71 656.49 260.21 561.17 566.73 598.82 547.94 336.71 468.98 438.55 355.58 274.05 418.86 364.23 600.51 361.90 596.61 406.91

1,389.86 16.14

454.42

i6!873!43

R'fund-ed.

9 43

13.43

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DETAILED STATEMENT

OF ORDERS AND WARRANTS ISSUED AND PAID, DURING THE

YEAR A. D. 1900:

COUNTY REVENUE FUND.

Salaries of County Officers. Lewis Johnson, County Audi­

tor 1490 00 O. Jorgen Olson, Deputy County

Auditor 79440 , Ella O. Mossberg, auditor's clerk 99 40 Alice O. Roberts, auditor's elerk 37 00 Warner L. Norin, County Treas­

urer 150000 Warner L. Norin, treasurer's

clerk 10000 A. F. Nordin, Judge of Probate..' 1050 00 P. H. Frye, county attorney. . . . 916 63 E. F. Sink, superintendent of

schools v 110000 C. W. Odell, janitor 30000

$7,387, Salaries of District Court

Stenographers* C.H.Sherwood 20376 Oiof Norbye 188

Fees of County Offloers. O. W. Odell,sheriff fl46305 J. Q. Maltnberg, deputy sheriff.. 115 85 Ole Lundquist, deputy sheriff 22 70 Isaac Nordstrom* deputy sheriff. 54 00 O. A. Hedin, register of deeds. . . 13120 H. J. Ramsett, elerk of court . . . . 750 88 B. F.Jenness, county surveyor. 21550 Dr. ELS*Frost,Coroner:.;. . . , , . . 2875 Aslak O. Nasset, deputy clerk of

court 8900 E. M. Ramsett, deputy- clerk of

court .-... 1800 1 ' , v'-' V pt,9 . • f $2,842,

Per Diem and Mileage of Coun- , . ty Commissioners. ' ">-y

G. C. Haines, First District . . . . , . .$ 73 40 'V O. 8, Reigfltad. Second District 100 On A, T. Smtthson, Third District.. 105 60 ?i John Feig.FoortbDistrlct . . . . . . M 20 OIUSJ F.-umsw-Ftftb JM&trict>.i 98 00

' 4

43

;28

93

Commissioners' Services on Committees.

G.C. Haines $ A.J . Smithson

12 60 23 60

Board of Equalization. G. C. Haines $ 1520 JohnFeig 2160 O. S. Reigstad 1900 Cbas. P. Quist '. 18 00 A .J . Smithson 19 80

Canvassing Board. A. J. Smithson, Chairman Board

County Commissioners . . . .$ 13 80 Lewis Johnson, county auditor.. 9 20 Geo. H. Otterness, justice of

peace 9 20 Magnus Olson, justice of peace 10 00

Board of Auditors. A. J Smithson, chairman Board

County Commissioners $ 24 00 Lewis Johnson, countyjauditor.. 24 00 H. J. Ramsett, clerk of district

court 24 00

$36.20

Justice Fees. Axel H. Roise. . . . Geo. H. Otterness. John H. Sty les . . . . Samuel Olson Chas. Johnson K. GoemanPott. . . L .E . Covell

$12.20

$72.00

53 40 58 40 89 70 855 8 75 290 605

$227 ft

Witness Fees in Justice Court. Martin Trangaard $ 2 08 Hugh McRae - 9 28 Lena Trangaard 2 08 George Wi&son 2 32 OnarlesMoDonald 1 12 Fordie Mashall 112 Herble Mashall 112 Amos Lien 112 C. W.Lonn 224 Tommy Mashall 2 12 Herby McDonald 1 12 Charles McDonald 112 Amos Lien ; 112 J.P.Rutledge 2 24 A. R P r e m a < 120 Peter Norberg , 2 80 Soren Mlkkelson '> 8 64 J. W. Hanson 8 02 B .E . Anderaon.. .',.-3 16 H. O.Peterson. . . . . > 8 18 NetaJ.Lund.- . , . . ; , . . . . 4 / , 8 40< A. B. Anderson. . , ^ 8 40 Mrs. A. E. A*dbmm,,.......,..k;fy.iO.

Henry J. Hamre Brede Olson Swan Ekdahl Fridolph Hultgren. . . . Herman Gratzmacher. A L.Fox Frank Krupke J . E . Haltz Aaron Hultgren

4 36 1 72 1 72 1 36 460 484 4 60 484 1 36

C o n s t a b l e F e e s . Byron Cole J .L . Hanscom P. P. Johnson , T. K. Stalland A. L. Bomsta H. G. Anderson

$90.92

986 49 90 330 605 305 225

$74.41 Grand Jurors. John J. Peterson $ 12 00 Peter Williamson lfl 60 A . N . L e w i s 6 20 James Me M anus 8 00 S. C. Hillman 8 00 C . E . Lien 6 20 GilbertDahl 9 80 Asa Bomsta .- 1100 Martin Sorenson 8 80 OleSamstad 9 20 Martin Mostue 8 90 Frank Krupke 13 00 John P. Romness 11 20 O. S. Rasmusson 8 00 Hugh Blakely 18 00 Joseph Mohn 9 80 H.iS. Ekren 9 50 Edw. Eliason 7 40 Christen Otterness 7 20 J P. Moord 8 80 L.Rodlund 6 20 J .E. Otterness 5 00 J. J. Swenson 5 80 August Falk 8 00 KittelRykken 5 80 H. Stob 700 H.H.Hanson 4 80 Chas. E. Linderholm 7 20 Aslak O. Nasset 4 20 John Jones 6 20 Martin Parson 8 20 N. W. Peterson 7 00 H . P . Lofgren 6 40 Ole Johnson 5 80 Frank Nelson 7 00 Walfred Sjoberg 5 40 Elof Holmberg 5 60 Olof Lindgren 6 60 Gunder S wenson 6 80 J. A. Masters 7 00 Christ Kraabell 9 60 C. A. Halvorson 5 20 Peter Erickson I 5 40 $332.80

Petit Jurors. F. Kragenbring $ • 14 00 Charles Moberg 14 40 Wm.Rieff 14 00 O. B Berkness 11 tO Andrew Swedin 9 60 Henry Aultman 12 00 JohnHagen 15 00 John Hagen 14 00 E. J. Smithson 15 00 E. J. Smithson 14 00 James Tait, Jr 12 00 James Tait.Jr 14 09 Oscar Thorson 15 00 OscdrThorson 14 00 T. T. Signal 14 00 T. T. Signal 14 00 C.E. Morin 4 20 H.B.Eddy 14 00 H.B.Eddy 12 00 G. H. Stephens 14 00 O. R Bjerkness 4 20 Peter Skoglund 12 80 Peter Skoglund 14 00 A.Flym 2 00 A. Flym 14 00 A.Flym 14 00 J. H. Wiggins 4 « A. H. Sperry 4 20 N. N. Bengtson 4 20 T. Christianson 4#20 Emil Johnson 4 20 F. Kragenbring 14 00 Erick N. Nelson 10 20 Erick N. Nelson 14 00 J .H . Martin 12 40 J. H. Martin 14 00 August Lundgren 15 00 August Lundgren 14 00 Wm. Helmer 1140 Wm. Helmer 14 00 George Feig 12 60 / George Feig 14 00 H. J. Roelofs H. J. Roelofs . Wm.Rieff P . J . Ytterboe.. P. J. Ytterboe. . . John Dehlbom... Harry Ward Nels Anderson. G. H. Stephens

13 60 14 00 14 00 14 00 14 00 2 00 200 2 00 11 40

Charles Moberg 14 01/ F. Kragenbring 2 00 James Tait, Jr r 2 00 John Hagen 2 00 Edward Tallakson 4 20 Samuel Ellefson : 4 20 G.H.Stephens 2 00 William Johnson 14 00 William Johnson 14 00 Wm Rieff 2 00 Wm. Helmer 2 00 H.B.Bddy 2 00 Peter Skoglund 2 00 Henry Aultman 14 00 Harry Aultman 2 00 Charles Moberg 2 00 T. T. Signal 2 00 P.K.Peterson 12 00 P. R. Peterson 14 00 P.O. Johnson 11 00 Wesley Price 10 60 John Tygeson 7 60 Peter iMossberg 11 00 D.S»Senechal 8 80 John W. Hystad 1120 Daniel Haley 6 50 Patrick Lawler 7 40 W. H. Clark 10 80 Henry Roelofs 10 00 H. E. Anderson. Nels Larson Valantine Krantz. Charles Ferguson. Lewis Moline.

10 40 9 00

12 00 8 60 6 20

John A. Anderson 1100 A. L. Henjum i 9 40 Olof Mattson 8 50 J. P. Larson 8 20 Olaus Olson 6 20 Paul Muhly 6 60 John Wheeler 7 60 $886.40 Witnesses in District Ctfurt. James Coonelly $ 14 12 B . F . Carr 14 12 Geo. E. Willson 4 40 Hugh McRae 4 40 Byron Cole 4 16 Martin Klevjer 2 12 August Gabrielson 2 96 L. P. Owre 3 64 William Johnson 112 Erick Nordin 4 00 H. E. Anderson 5 00 TheressaE. Rolstad 5 00 Herman Roestel 5 00 Nels Holmgren 5 00 Victor Peterson 5 00 John Larson 5 00 Abram J. Harder 28 04 Ernest Elf strum H 40 August Gabrielson 13 00 M. D. Manning 2 12 E. F. Fink 112 J. Emil Nelson 112 J. L. Hanscom 2 12 Peter Lundemoe 11 12 E. F, Fink 100 E. F. Fishback 3 12 W . J . Rowland 2 12 Ole Nickelson 3 12 W.F.Gratz 2 12 G. M. Robbins 2 84 J. S. Robbins l 12 L. O. Thorpe 1 12 J. G. Flann 3 16 Henry J. Hamre « 5 36 Thore Paverud 5 00 Peter Rime 5 60 Ole L. Olson 7 40 Peter Skoglund 2 68 Gustaf Danielson 2 44 P. Benson 2 20 Byron Cole 4 40 Gunder lverson 5 00 B. F . Jenness 8 12 B . F . Jenness 4 12 Mrs. Rasmus Paulson 1 12 Peter Skoglund 3 80 Peter Benson 3 44 J. A. Hedin 2 12 A. Gorwell 112 Louis Anderson 3 44 Jonas Johnson 3 44 John A. Norman 3 44 Gustaf Danielson 3 44 Andrew Flygare 5 88 Martin Knudsou 1 72 Emil J. Nelson 112 Geo. Estlund 112 H . B . Eddy 5 40 B . F . Jenness 8 12 Gust Danielson 2 44 Gottfrey Kuster 1 12 Samuel Osmundson 112 Peter Freeberg 1 12 $281.64 County Jail E x p e n s e s . C. W. Odell, boarding prisoners $500 81 C. W. Odell. jailor's fees 305 50 Dr. J. M. Rains, medical attend­

ance to prisoners 13 00 Dr. W. E. McLaughlin, medical

attendance to prisoners 2 00 Johnson, Fridlund & Moline, sup­

plies for prisoners 7 26 $828.57 Water, Light, Fuel and Repairs. Village of Willmar, electric light

and water rent $ 161 30 J . S. Robbins, wood and coal.. 451 50 A. N . Lewis, hardware for

county buildings 5 75 Andrew Bjorsell, storm win- •

dows for court house 53 25 A. J. Ekander, bolts and irons

for court house fence. J. H. Wiggins, repairing hydrant Lundquist Bros., stove and stove

pipes G. Dahlheim, repairing plaster­

ing in jail \ Marie Paint Co., paint for court

house fence New London Milling Co., lime

and cement for court house - basement . . , . 285 65 Willmar Brick Co., brick and

tiles for court house basement 10 15 P. J . Haley, sand for court

house basement., 56 00 L. Ostlund, cement work, court >>' ui

•onesbasement,,...,„....,.,. w «>:.;.::;;.

483 3 10

9 70

350

450

I. P . Swenson, brick work, court house basement 7 15

$1159.#8 Books and Stationery. Geo. D. Barnard & Co.. $314 36 Carson Bros. & Frost. . . . . . . 32 34 McGill, Warner & Co. 27 80 Hammond Bros. & Stephens.*.'.".' 55 55 Pioneer Press Co.. 21? R« Free Press Printing Co UQ<£ Brown, Treacy & C o _ i « 65 Elf strum & Co . . . . "^ X? Tribune Printing Co" 1 ^ School Education Co. . . . 5 =n H. L. Collins Co ,f £o Easton & Masterman '.".'.'' 9 55

Printing and Advertising. Alton Crosby $ 425 40 James A. What ton 1135 20 EbenE. Lawson 550 V. E. Lawson 3175 L. E. Covell 3 25 Tribune Printing Co 8 00 C. F. Spencer 2 00

$1611.10 Judicial Road. Victor T. Peterson, commiss'ner $ 4 50 L. M. Freeman, commissioner.. 4 50 L. P. Owre, commissioner 4 50 Daly & Barnard, attorney fees . . 25 00 Iver Aspaas, damages 87 50 P . H. Frye,.attorney fees 25 00 Iver K. Syse, damages 60 00 Andrew Nelson, damages 12 00 Jacob Jacobson, commissioner. 7 50 Iver D. Dale, commissioner 7 50 C. T. Skindelien, commissioner. 6 00 Andrew Nelson, services 1 00 KnutO. Lien, services 4 00 Iver K. Syse, services 4 00 B. F. Jenness, services 15 50 Joseph Moore, clerk of court

fees 1 50 $270.00 Expenses of General Election

of 1900. Syver lverson $ 5 00 L. P. Felt 3.00 A. Flygare 3.90 L. P. Owre 5.40 J. H. Stauffer 6.00 Henry Roelofs 5.00 John J. Week 5.8O Reier Thorson 3.8O Wesley Sanders 4.60 J. P. Romness 6.20 0 . O. Ringdabl 6.20 August Holmgren 3.20 Ole Lundquist 5 00 N. J. Wallin 3 80 1. K. Syse 5.40 R. C. Rasmusson 2.60 J. A. Hedin 1.20 J. A. Halvorson 4.00 Thor Mikkelson 6.00 N. B. Johnson 4.60 Wm Cook 2.20 Gust Anderson .' 5.00 G. A. Leipold a.00 Wm Glenz 7.40 Erick Ellofson 6.00 G.V.Larson 3.40 H.B.Eddy 2.6O Olof Lindgren 3.60 F.A.Nelson 4.00 H. S. Nelson 4 tSO C. C. Birkeland 2.50 O. J.Gilbertson 4 30 Henry Boese 4.30 H. E. Anderson 5 .7J Samuel Osmundson 1.20

D. J. Price Geo. W. Haselton.., Samuel;Osmundson

Examining and Conveying of in. sane.

Dr. D. Schuman, Dr. J. M. Rains, Dr. C. Johnson, Dr. E. S. Frost, Dr. W. E. McLaughlin, Dr. F . M. Archibald Dr. J . S. Gibson,

$14150

examining do do do do do do

Aug. Broman, conveying.. Elmer Glesne, do C. W. Odell, do A . T . B j u r do Emil Ogren do Erick Oslund, do Nels Hystad do P. D. Rinstrom do T. K. Stalland do Henry Stenson do J. P. Romness do Martha Strandberg, witness. Ole Lundquist, witness Christina Wallin, witness..

Wolf Bounties. John Fremberg Frank Hudson George Pepping...'."; C. Hendnckson John Wright Frank Hudson . . !". ." F . L. Gustafson [. John Thorson George W. Bengtson. George Bengtson IraBennet John C. Sabal Frank Hudson Frank Hudson John Thorson

50.30 30.00 20.30 10.00 10.00 5.00 5.00

26.00 21.73 55 53 1.50

22.44 25.09 35.80 48.84 6.00

88.23 ae.23

2.24 1.12 1.12

$492.46

5.00 7.00 5.00 7.00 7.00 7.00 7.00 7.00 7.00 7.00 6.00 3.00 5 00 5.00 5.00

Births and Deaths. Dr. J. M. Raias $ 28.25

$150.40

R. Thorson. H. Roelofs Dr. F. M. Archibald . Dr G A. Newman ... J. G. Peterson J. G. Peterson . .. E. E. Lawson A. W. Emerson S. lverson C. T. Skindelien D. J .Price J. P. Romness K. T. Rykken L.P.Owre M. A. Scholz L. P. Felt A Flygare D. Hagenstien Wesley Sanders . . . J. A. Masters PeterHagen J. G. Flann J. Lundquist G. J Boom H. P. Lofgreen J J. Week Olof Mattson Geo. W. Haselton.. . P. W. Strand A. O. Nelson .I.G.Porter L P. Owre J. J. Week PeterHagen Peter Hagen M. A. Scholz M. A. Scholz P. W. Strand P. W. Strand L . P . F e l t .1 Lundquist K. T. Rykken A. O. Nelson Dr. F. M. Archibald.

3.25 5.00 7.00 2.00 1.25 1.50 2.50 1.00 5.00 .75

1.75 4.50 3.50 4 23 1.00 200 4.00 1.25 3.75 2.25 3.00 3.50 2.75 4.50 3.75 9.00 3.75 4 50 3.00

.75

.50

.25

.25

.75 3.00

.25 1.00

.25

.25 25

2.75 1.25 3.25 1.25

Horse Thief Bounties. C. W Odell A. N. Gunderson and Gunder

lverson

Miscellaneous Expenses. A - F Nordin, attorney's fees ..$ Geo. Muller, attorney s fees .. Samuel Porter, attorney's fees James C. Tarbox, attorney's

fees Hong and Olson, insurance Wm. T. Markhus, insurance. .. Banu of Willmar, insurance Solomon Porter, insurance A . J . Smithson, signing county

orders Lewis Johnson, recording pap­

ers Martin Sorenson, drayage '. J W. Johnson, j anitor at teach­

ers' examination J. Frank Vincent, rubber stamps John B. Boyd, brooms Peter Anderson, clearing cess­

pool A. Peterson & Co., table for

superintendent Minn. Institute for defectives,

care of feeble minded Frank W. Minton, meals for jur­

ors Alice C. Roberts, assistant "at

state teachers' examination August Sundling, sawing wood.. Lewis Johnson, making forfeited

tax sale list P. E. Peterson, chainman, town

corners Gust. Danielson,chainman,town

corners Samuel Porter, money advanced

for printing brief Sopnia Carlson, conducting high

school board examination J. C. Gooddard, chainman town

corners G. C. Haines, assisting county-

surveyor Lewis .Johnson, services, bitch

No. 15 Adehna H ander, conducting

high school board examination Chas Dahlheim. whitewashing

jail John Larson, assisting county

surveyor Jens Larson, chainman, town

corners A R Adkms. mop and brush O S Reigstad. hauling corner

stones A. J. Smithson, hauling corner

stones Brown, Reed, Merrill & Buiflng-

ton, costs in bonded road ap­peal

Adehna Hander. conducting high school board examination

J O. Stanghelle, chainman, town corners

D. T. Booth, map '. Minn, school for teeble minded,

care of leeble minded Lewis Johnson, making agricul­

tural report Olson and Johnson, costs in

bonded road appeal Henry C. Hanson, state high

school board examination con­ductor

P H. Frye, livery hire ."!.*."

$90.00

50.00

50.00 $100.00

20.00 10.00

250.00

100.00 60.00

150 00 48 00 48.00

18 00

14.80 .50

3 00 2 45

6.20

23.00

17.00

30.00

18.90 3 00

10 00

53.75

1 50

1.50

^40.00

' 5.00

3.00

30 00

50.00

5.00

17.00

1.50

3.00 4.75

5.00

Z 50

54.00

5.00

3 00 3.00

59.59

8.00

36.30

5.00 3.00

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Receipts and Disbursements of

SCHOOL DISTRICT FUNDS. No. OF SCHOOL

DISTRICT

Balance on hand

Jan. 1st, 1900.

Collec­tions.

387.86

68.11

74.12

44.40

11.40

71.73

87.

100 101 . . . 102 103

•*19 **44

122.12 315.72

134..27

"65!98

97.16

157.22 100.25

133.96

Total.

9.1*

$2,316.44 $ 56,033.13 $ 58,349.57 $ 53.977.04 $ 2,674.55

Drawn by District

Treasurer.

65.00

'iiio'.oo

Refunded. Balance onHand.

152 25

315.00

760.00

55.00

74.00 12.03

55.00

109.25 57.50 60.00 30.00 87.50 39.00 46.00 67.50 40.80 67.40 20. 70. 68.00 58.40

4.93 . . .

.85

.74

3.14

9 408.61 $1.289.37

187.53

11.40

62 43

21.86

' 84*02 151.95 178.54

''78!69

64.83

97.85

140.72

3.48 22.15

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