Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, June 30, 1913, Page 2

* fHE BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER TER BEMIDII PIONEER PUB. 0O. Publishers and Proprietors. Telsphone a “Hmtered at the post office at Bemldjl, Minn,, a8 second-clans g;atter under Act of Congress of March Published every afternoon excapt Sunday No attention pald to anonymous con- tributions. Writer's name must be known to the editor, but not necessar- ‘'or publication. Communications for the Weekly Plon- set ohould Feach this office not later than Tuesday of each week to insure publica- tion 1n ‘the current issue. Subsoription Rates. One month by carrier .... One year, by carrier ..... ceee 4,00 There months, poltugs nllfl eeees 1,00 Six months, postage pald 2.00 One year, postage pald .. 4.00 The Weekly Plomeer. : Bight pages, containing & summary o the news of the week. Published overy Thursday and sent postage paid to an: adaross Tor $1.50 In advance: HIS PAPER REPRESENTED FOR FOREIGN ADVERTISING BY THE GENERAL OFFICES NEW YORK AND CHICAGO BRANCHES IN ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES You will flash your diamonds, will you? Bursley can take a joke as well as give one. At any rate he didn’t miss his train for home. Isn’t it a funny thing. Those whom you suspected had diamonds galore have none, while others would rather pay the tax on a “Paste’ stone than deny the charge. The success of the retail mail ord- er houses is attributed, among other things, to their subtle appeal to peo- ple’s curiosity. Think that over; you will get it after a while.—Ex. Vacation time has again arrived and merchants and their clerks who took a vacation last year say it paid them well. It will pay any merchant to get his mind off his business at least one week during the year. “It’s never too late to mend.” If you find that shelves is neither paying a profit nor is it a necessity in making your line Get rid of it even if you have to give it away. something on your complete, throw it out. San Diego plans to have her ex- position buildings complete by Janu- ary 1, 1914, that the landscape gard- eners may have a whole year to deco- rate it with trees, vines and flowers | before the gates are opened January 1, 1915. It will remain open the en- tire year 19165, Bemidji is pretty good to Nymore, since we have gotten her scared. The council of that city has paved the way from the Mississippi river bridge to the boundary line, and also con- structed an elegant concrete side- walk parallel to it, merely to coax us to come over and see her people oc- casionally—and we are pleased to do so. But still Bemidji has not one- half the sand we possess.—Nymore Independent. Bemidji’s great Fourth celebration sounds like a Fairy tale of July when related in detail. Listen to this, “Dare devil balloon ascensions,” cycle races,” "thrmin‘, sensational auto races,”-and “hair raising, neck and neck horse races.” Al or sither of these should make your blood tin-| : 'ro gle, your hair stand up. on.end:and 2 Moy wish that you were a boy again.. Al guarantee goes with every railroa ticket bought for Bemidji from any R point in Northern Minnesota, . that you will have the best time.of® your|Cloui life if you attend the big two:day|ed. celebration in Bemidji.. Don’t hesi: tate to invite your friends. Tell them to come expecting to have the|ti time of their lives and they won’ t be disappointed. Child Labor. In Louisiana only $900 was spent. in eleven months for the health and safety of 76,165 wage-earners, while the postage account of the Loulstana oyster commission for one year was| $441.68. Mississippi has spent more money on paper clips for the office of is oyster commission than on. the|y protection of children who toil in that state. Edward F. Brown, spec- ial agent of the Nationa] Child Labor committee, writing in the Child La- | bor bulletin brings out these and other striking facts about the present failure to enforce child labor laws. Mr. Brown refers to “the favorite method of passing a good child labor fsi gressional Township 161 N. of Range 30 L that, the said Twnship be| law in response to an indignant pub- lic demand and then nullifying it by neglecting to provide adequate ma- chinery for its enforcement.” ‘The Child Labor Bulletin is pub- lished quarterly by the National Child Labor committee. The current number contains the proceedings of the ninth annual child labor confer- ence including a stirring call to gen- uine democracy from the pen of A. J. McKinley, “Child Wages in the Cot- ton Mills—Our Modern Feudalism.” The committee is issuing with this number of the Bulletin an index of the previous volume. This is a new feature in the committee’s publica- tion which, with its more than 400 references, should be of service to the student of child labor in thls country. Official Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners of Beltrami County, Minnesota, June 10, 1913, The Board of County Commissioners met _in adjourned session at 10_o'clock. A. M. On_ Tuesday June 10th, 1913. ‘All ‘members present. Board called to order by Chairman Rako. The minutes of the previous meeting were read, and on motion- duly -second- ed and carried were approved. The minutes of the special meeting of May 20th were read, and on motion duly seconded and carried were approved. The following bids for the construc- tion of State Road No. 26 in the Town of Summit and Blackduck was opened and read: Ross K. Noble. Ross K. Noble— Grading for the lump sum of.$ 420.00 Extra Grading per yard...... 3 Turnpiking . for the sum of . Ditching f Extra Ditching per yard, Placing _ Culverts for sum of . 20.00 Clearing "and ' Grubbing for 1UmMpP SUM Of +\vvuvnrrvnnns ‘Total lump sum . $1170.00 Moved by Thompson, second by Len- mon that the bid for the construction of State Road No. 26 be laid on the table 6 till three o'clock P. M. Carried. The following bids for the construc— 5 tion of State Road No, 2! Clearing and Grubbing for the imp sum of . Grading for the |ump sum Of Ditching for the lump sum of. 462.20 Total lump sum ........ .. $906.70 GO TO BATCHELDER’S G0OD GROCERIES AND, GENERAL MERCHANDISE FRESH EGGS I. P. BATCHELDER 117 Minnesota Ave. AND BUTTER Phone 180 | Moved by non, that the bid of - for” the lllmp lllm of 185.00 R. ll included. feris until bids - for bridges Stuntz Road No 24 vfi{'e nnan:g‘ut The !Dlln'inl petition. was ' offered and read:- Tothe Board of Count; Commlsflontra mi_ County, ersigned, 4 majority of the male freeholders who are legal voters of Congressional Township. numbered 151 30 W.. in ‘sald County of wlllch ‘Township contains or more_ legal voters, do ‘hereby uetltlon your. honerable Board to be organized as a Town under the pro- of Range Beltnml visions ‘of Section 461 of the revised|Thos laws. of Minnegota. for 1906 relating to townshm organizations and that such|C. be named “Cedar.” Dnted !hl! Sth ‘day of June A. D. 1913 Signed Henry Dahlstul “'and sixicen others The following resolution was offered and moved for adoption by Commission- arvlv‘ennon' 'HEREAS a_petition has been duly{ made to the Board of County Commis- sloners, purporting to ' be signed by a ajority of ‘the.legal voters of the Con- W., prayin nrganlnd nto a Town, and that it be EREFORE BE IT. RESOLV- ED, umt um petition be, and the same 1s ‘hereby. erinted. That.the harndario of sald Town and the ‘same hereby o o oo axtonsivs with- e bovad ariea ¢ ot sald Congreaslonal ‘Township No ., and sald Town- smn S0 organived 15" ‘ereby mamed “CEDA! 3 The motion was seconded by Commis- sioner Clementson, and duly carried. The following resolution was offered and moved for adoption by Commission- er_Thompson: WH Al the NEW. ‘Town of ‘CEDAR” has been this day organized NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLV-: ED, that the first Town meeting for sald Town be held at Dahlstul's resi- dence at Shooks in said Town 151-30 on Szturgoly the 28th day of June 1913, The motion was seconded by Com- ‘missioner Myhre and duly carried. ‘The application of Christopher Rogers for a liquor license at the Townsite of Shotley _in the Town of Shotley, was &eud ;nd offered for the approval of the oard. Moved by Myhrs, second by Thomp- gon, that the appliation be rejected Roll call ordered. Kako, 1st Dist, Aye: Ciomentaon, nd. Dist, " Ave, Myhir “3rd District aye Lenon 4th Dlstrict aye, ‘Thompson 6th District aye. Motion de-: clared carried, and application rejected. ‘The following bid was opened and read for the construction of one mile of State road in the Town of Turtle River, between sections 32 and 33. Albert Utech— For the lump sumeof ......... §285.00 Extra Grading per yard . 25 Graveling, per yard . : 24 Exlra Dnchlng, per yard . .24 Thompson, seconded ‘by Myhre that the bid Dl’ Albert Utech of the lump sum of $285.00 for the con- struction of one mile of State Road No. 17, be accepted and contract ayarded. Carrie Moved by Thompson, seconded by Lien- non, that the bid of Ross Noble of the lump sum of $1170. for the construc- of Summit and Blackduck, Septed, and contract awarded. With the consent of the second, the motion was withdrawn by Commissioner Thompson. The following bids for the construc- tion of a ridge across the Mississippi ver in the town of Bemidji were For sabstructure o .$4675. .$6620. .$6750. Nm‘th stu- Brldge ‘Gor Twhl 31!)’ Bridge Co.— Complete .. . J. M. Price— .00 Superstructure 1496.00 Substructure 234800 Complete .$3844.68 Mvad by Lehiion, s66onded by Thomp: zon, that il bids for the construction the bridge across the Mississippi Rlver in the Town of Bemidji, and for the constrution of State Road No. 3¢ in the Town of Bemidjl, be rejected. CBrr ed. The . petition of Henry Pfund and 27 others asking for a change of Boun- dlr‘ldea of District No. 88:was offered.and read, 1t’ was moved -seconded and carrled to lay the.petition for change of bo aries of District No. 88 on' (ha mb!o Hll the 11th. - Moved seconded and carried to Ad- journ to 9:30-A. M. June 1t 1ith as per adjournment. All members present. ‘Thorpson, seconded by Len- Ross K. Nobles-of $1170. for _the construction of State Road No. 26 in the Towns of Summit and Blackduck be accepted and contract awarded. Carried. Board reconvened Wednesday June The' certificate of the County Treasur- er as to unpaid delinquent’ Personal | Property taxes for the year 1911 was of- fered and read After full consideration the &nnnwlnz report was made by the Board: SUPERIOR LOTS | “The New Steel Center” Lots on easy terms. Information--Bradley Brink Co. (Ine.) 909 Tower Ave., Superior, Wis. K. K. ROE, Agent, Bemidji, Minn. No interest, no taxes. In- vestment in Superior Lots will mnake you money. GRAY HAIR TURNS ITS AFTER APPLYING A LITTLE SAGE TEA! NATURAL GOLOR My Cleansing, Healing Balm Instant- ly Clears Nose, Head and Throat— Stops Nasty Catarrhal Discharges. Dull Headache Goes. Try “Ely’s Cream Balm.” Get a small bottle anyway, just to try it—Apply a little in the nostrils and instantly your clogged nose:and sopped-up air passages of the head will open ;you will breathe freely; dullness and headache disappear. By morning! ‘the catarrh, cold-in-head or catarrhal sore throat will: be gone. Fnd- such ‘misery now! Get the small bottle of “Ely’s Cream Balm’ ‘pénetrates ' and h swollen membrane| which lines thé - nose, ‘head: : d throat; clears’theair passages; nasty. dluchar"es‘and a -teelim the ‘nostrils; the inflamed,- for: hruth. -with heas trils closed; -hawking:: Catarrh or a cold, wi nose, toul ‘mucbus: throat, and.raw dr {-ty delivered: to sald LT d“. ‘Minnesota, June — 1913. Be lt mpwn, ‘That the Board of Coun- ty Commisumnm of -Belfraii County, Minnesota, did meet in session on the 12th_day of June 1913, the same. being the first session of said Board after the 10th ‘day of June 1913; that at sald ses- sion_the County. Treasurer:of sald Coun-|D. : Atig (hle‘xllst (ol lected: al_prope; es for th:o;anfifllfi. Bethor With his certl: te ~thereon :as. reqnlrad by law and Thatoat said’ gession -the sal duly enn'ldcr said. 1list of . uncollécted taxes, and .did cancel such taxes as they are satiafied cannot be colected. uncollected personal property taxes in'sald County for sald year of 1912, es by said Board, to-wit T TAX Pe!lalty. Tax Nasme of per- ' s Penalty Towiship or District 3. B. Al nlfl Dredg-. 5 Lée. 5280 $16.29 7‘“ 19 it S P McDow 3 h dode 'Kmlt!on E Utuhjo Irvin f Co., Vil. Of Benedict Clly of idji son assessed. . Township or Bem| A L ’Godbo gren A dBelglsr, Du- Tho! Elllo(, John Konter, feics Gan Dufty ‘jones " i =t enry Maple Ridge . tion of State Road No. 26 in the Towns Webb o1 Maple Ridge ... Engler Lumber Co. A._Heriman, Mable Nash North- el .00|© A A%snn Rulte, ‘Ne- Qu r Johan ns.mnh, nerson .. 5 Chrlstenaon, fa m?urue mver‘h ZADDI {ault, Unurg. Ilu' N erson,! O’ ter chk Evorntt. il ‘Baudet . 23.80 d Board did|Mrs. land ... 5.60° Vll 'Bn\ldeue. That the following ‘is a correct list of |W. sal m 10] fl |C. P. s ot 3ok $O0R A. :108.98:° 10.90" 119,88 . 10.64 116.96 8 2.62 8.91 4.29 . 16.37 8.23 1.48 10.88 Clty of Bemld)l 26.66 W. 3 5 wie: Ci i 16.76 Edwin Gearlds city emidji . 23.62 Tt .11 1.66 duck 05 C. H. Smith, Birch 2 09 4.66 0 Elana 8.93 sher, 15.81 1.98 7.54 6.37 4 7.36 " 2.70 1.42 .93 1.90 1.18 2.89 1.80 <76 2.20 3.26 1.38° 16.82 4.98 1.36 4.49 2.96 10.25 3.16 2:.07 20.22 4.18 That the tollowlnx 18 a correct llst of .the personal proper County for said year which said Board|W. A. are satisfled cannot: be collected, and so cancelled by sald Board, it TAX Penalty, Total Tax Fees Penalty y taxes in sald to-wi and $ Cts. 3 Cts. n, .45 W17 29 .84 .82 1.69 .75 .63 .61 1.87 1.33% 1.50 62.002 10.13 16.10 3.10 .80 .79 2.23 34.69 2.28 19.50 1.66 3.26 1.46 A._A. Ofstedahl, V1. ‘Wilton Paul J. Worth, Vil. Wilton 10.25 6.38 . 16:80 13.16 1.03 8801 20.64 15 8:10 .08 8.01 .99 .63 .79 .87 5.89 1.98 .61 .63 .87 3.53 R 1.03 6 :2.06 1.84 .62 3:86 1.96 TR Cigis Otaon, " Gity fon’: the read .on - the -sectl | same - shall | Zhompso wflllha ;o:l& % is flle very feflw wlm hkmo An!nn Fredrickson, . Blackduck. . 1.60 8.60 IM Vi, B 1.27 6.14 L 1.84 10.42 City of' Bemidji. 27.06 4.71 31.77 ihscient . Clty of Bemidjl.. 8.98 ' 1.90 .10.88 ‘Wm. Bes.]e City of Bemidji .... 1.90 10.88 8.00 18.98 ... 9.61 68.26 3.72 24.34) 2.68 15.87 1.35 .18 2.08 19.10° 3.48 22.58 C. Harrllon, " City of Bemi 8.70 1.87 10.57 ‘Tom Johnson, C of Bemidi ..... 9.86 2.04 11.89 3.67 1.08 4.75 et o 6.76 1.41 7.17 5.31 1.34 6.66 7.91 1.76 9.66 of Bemidji .....*5.37 1.85 6.72 it ..... 14.92 2.88 17.76 7.61 1.69 9.20 ..... 4.46 1.21 5.8 The Board of County Commissioners of Beltrami County‘ Minn. A. E.'RAKO H.ELXC CLEMENTSON WM, LENNON. 6. MYH ¥é THOMPSON Attest: 3.'L. GEORGE, County Auditor, Moved, seconded and carried to ad- journ to 1:30 P. M. Reconvened at'1:30 P. M. with all members present. The petition of Henry Pfund-and 27 others for change of Boundaries of School District No. 88 was brought up for consideration, Bnd hearing on same was set for 2:3 Monday July 14th 1913, on motion “of Lennon, second- ed by Clémentson. Moved by -Lénnon, . seconded by Clementson, that . the Auditor be in- structed to advertise for bids for the Construction_(clearing grubbing, ditch- ing and grading) of one mile of State Road No, 24 between sections 32 and 33 T 146 R 33, according to the plans and specifications on file. Bids to be opened at 3:00 P. M. on Monday July 14th, 1918, Carried. Resolved by the Board of County Com- missioners of Beltrami County, Min- nesota, that the sum of Two Hundred dollars be and the same is hereby ap- propriated from - the Road & ammers, to aid said Town in Building and repairing roads and bridges therein, which seid sum - shall used for the purpose and at the location set forth in the application of the Board. of Sup- ervisors of said Town, on file in the office of the County Auditor of said County, viz; the allotted part of the road known' as -the *Judicial Road, be- ginning at the northwest corner of sec. tion 19 in the Town of Lammers, and ending at the Southwest corner section 31, and the County Audjtor is hereby authorized and direcfed to draw a war- rant on the Treasurer of said Beltrami County for the sum of $200.00, payable to the ‘Treasurer of the Town of Lam- mers for the purpose ahove specified, when the Treasurer of said Town shall have_filed with the said County Auditor, 2 bond-to be by him approved, in'a sum double the amount of said appropria- tion, conditioned that the same shall be used for no other purpose than that !orflwh‘ch the said appropriation was made. The question being upon the adoption of the resolution, there were_five ayes, and no nays, and so the resolution was adopted. Moved by Clementson, seconded by Lennon, that $150.00 be appropriated from the Road & Bridge Fund: of the County to the Town Chflfren for use n_line be- ginning at the Sw corner of Section 18 and the NW corner of section 19, thence running due: east six miles to the SE corner. of section 13 in Town. of Chil- gren -34, and the- Auditor .is here- by instructed to issue his warrant to filed bond double the amount, conditioned that the ised for no.other pur- pose than that l’or Wwhich said appropria- tion” was made. Carried, Moved .by Clementson that $160,00 be approprlated from' the ‘County Road & Bridge Fund to. the Town of Baudette P e road leading from the village llml!s the Village of .Baudette northwest seconded by bui g bridge across the: Winterroad River, and the Auditor is hereby . in- struced to issue his warrant to the Trea- ‘Town, when the said ‘Treasurer has filed his bond for double the amount, conditioned that the same shall be used for no other purpose than that_for which sald appropriation was made. Movyed by lementson, seconded by Lennon, that the Engineer’s final esti- mate ori the contract of James Hagadone fol' construction of three miles of Coun- ty Road. in the Town of Hagali, amount- ing to $282.35 be approved the Auditor lnzuucled tu issue warrant for the My)lre. second by Thompson, hi igineer’s partial estimate on the contract of A. A, Haarkla: struction of State Hoad No. 13 in the Town of Buzzle, to.the amount of $485.00 be_approved, and Auditor instructed. to issue warrant for ‘that n'maumd Cm;;-le;‘ 3 an | raneh “the Town “of “Baudatte and | Refundment be ran 2 tnlf Hu?nm-m nt_of | or the e ) &a T 151-;0 and 161- IH A plain paper plchge—to we add 10 mare cigarettes—20:for 15 cents. the City of Bemidji, Minnesota, and that. all persons interested in the con-: struction of said Rural Highway are| invited .to appear and be heard by and before said Board -of :County Commis- sioners at sald time for or against the construction. of said Highway. ‘The above: resolution was offered by Commissioner’ Lennon who moved its adoption. The motion being seconded by Comis- sioner Clementson, was put to a vote, and unanimously carried, and so_de- clared by the Chairman then presiding, State of Minnesom,) County of Beltrami N B S ATTER OF THE PETITION OF ANDY CLAVIN et al for the es- tablishment and construction of a State Rural Highway in the County of Bel- trami, State of Minnesota, to be known as STATE RURAL HIGHWAY No. 9, Division “B". WHEREAS a petition has been filed in the office of the County Auditor of this County, praying for the establish- ment and construction of a State Rural Highway, according to_the plan, esti- mated cost, map and detailed descrip- tion accompany sald petition, and it be- Ing found that all the requirements of lay have heen complied wit W THEREFORE BE IT RESOLED, ol bald petion e Bogr, and. that, the hearing..on this petition ‘be set for #: M. 14th day OF July 1913, at the County . Commis. sioners room'in the Court House.in the City of Bemidjl, ' Minnesota, and that all persons interested in the construc- tion ‘of sald State Rural Highway are invited to_appear, and be heard by and before 'said Board of County. Commis- sioners at said time for of against the construction of said Highway. The above resalution was offered by Commissioner Thompson Who_ moved its adoption, The motion being seconded by Com- missioner- Myhre, was put to a vote, and ‘unanimously carried, and 5o de. clared by the Chalrman then presiding. State of Minnesota,) County of Beltrami.) X IN THE MATTER OF THE PETITION OF MELVIN STAINBROOK, et al, for the establishment and conetruction of a State Rural Highway In the Coun- ty of Beltrami, State of Minnesota, known as State Rural Highway No. 9, Division “C”, NOW THEREFORE .BE IT RE- SOLVED that said petition be approv- by fhis Board, and that the hearluz on this petition be 30, P. M. the 1ith "day of July 1913, at the County Commissioners room in the Court House in the City of Bemidji, Minnesota. and | W that all persons interested in the con- struction of said State Rural Highway are-invited to appear and be heard by: and . before .said ‘Board of County Com- missioners at said time for ‘or against] the construction of said Highway. The above resolution was ‘offered.and moved for adoption by Commissioner Clementson. The motion being seconded by Com- misioner Lennon, was put to a vote, and unanimously carried, and so de- clarad by the Chairman then presiding. geconded. and- carsled :to.ad: Journ to 9:30 A. M. June 13 Board reconvened 'l‘hursday June 12th, with all members present. t was moved, seconded and carried that the following Applications ~ for [J- abatement or refundment of Taxes be Tecommended to the State Tax Commis- sion. J. L. George, County Auditor (2) Eaward Jackson. Otto @." Schwanat Grace E. Vve Estate of W. H. Roberts Oscar James McManus P. A. Peterson Moved, seconded and carried, that the aupleation for. refundment of faxes paid by_Oliver N. n, be rejected Moved, seconded and carried that the following ‘Applications for Abatement or d on the ‘table until the claims mada therein be substantiat ed by aftidayvi First State Bank of Baudette J. W. Bosing (2) M, E. Gillean Neil McDou® eorge Nnott, (2) Jens Chr. Stram, | ter Matite, Bridget Amundson; nagn River Timber - Co, Mark Car- On motlon, .duly seconded and_carried, ‘| the following bills were ordered paid. Andegwe Jonnson, -Board.: County prisoners May. . 182,60 Androw Johnson, Board Clearwa- ter Co, prisoners: May 46.50 Andrew Johnson, *Board - Cif midji prisoniers May" . .00 Andrew Johnson, Fees and rict Court Ihertphn quonef-1ees view- ing body Fiatta E. !he n Louis Eckstrum, Plumbing repairs in Courthouse . ¥ He;,rb Doran, Plumbing repairs in B J. Bourgeois, coyping field notes for Co Surveyors George Ostrander, Supplles for the courthouse . . Warfleld Electric | Co. Service Lamps and repairs .......... N. W. Tel Exch. Co Service for h Auditor and Probate Judge Fritz-Cross Co. Supplies for Judge L. 53 Smith “Tw Co. for Probate Judge securlty Blk. Bank & Ptg Co. Sup- Les for Probate Judge . uis F. Dow Co. Rubber Matting for_Courthouse . Free Press Ptg. Co Tax Judgement Sale cerunmtesc. Bemidsi I Examiner, Supplies . ror Bemidli Planeer Col." Supplies’ tor Bomiai\ Pioneer” G, Bupplics” for Treasurer E 5 Bemidji monaer Co. "Bupplies "for Supt. Schools . 4 Bemidji Pioneer. Co. "Supplies for Clerk Court . Bemidji Ploneer ub.” Coi missioners Proc. 5-12 & Totice. Bemidji _Pioneer Co. Pub. notice sale of bonds & spec meeting.. Bemidji Pioneer Co. Pub. notice sale of onds & _spec meeting.. Bemidji_Pioneer Pub. - notice for road bids bonds spec_meeting. : ‘W. T. Noonan, Pub. Commission- ers’meeting Dec. 3rd 1912 T. Noonan Pub. Notice. Liquor License Frank Cook - W-T. Noonan Pub. Commissioners Proceedings ot 29th. Helic Clementson Mileage Commis. sioners Meeting for “year”. ‘Wm. Lennon, Mileage Com. l(eet- higg for yeBr Mileage ers Meeting for ~year- apa sign- ning warrants . J. C. Thompson, Mileage Comunis: sioners meeunxu for 1913 - C. Thompson, Mi] dler Commtetoe rous TR0 Wm Lennon, Mileage and per committes road 15480 - ak. “Metal. CuL Co. Culverts Roy K Bilter. Sur sy roads & &7 ,_Surve; Fown of Shotley >, " A-A. Haarklau, En‘lmryutlmno p&ohtract Buzale . .. Co. Banl asagnee Fames Hagadone Engineer’: road coniract Towh of Hagall . James Hagadone, Engineers ~final est. Contract State roaa No, 13 Town of Hagali Moved by Thompson, seconds Dflnonflm:t the Plat o Mls-lssxppf PA::& tered . by Mal: - acce) and placed on file. Carried. o “Moved by. Thompson, seconded- ‘by Lennon, that Commissioners Rako . and Myhre be appointed a-eommittee to in- spect the roadsin: the Town of Buzzle g:fl\lnfler contract ta A. A. HAa.rkllll. Moved by Myhn. seconded by. Thnvmp» sen, that the Chairman appoint a com- mittee of two to~inspect -the road In the Town of Hagali now. under con- tract to James Hagadone. Carried. Chairman appointed . Commissioners ‘Thompson -and |to examine the Road now under con- atruction in the Town of The Auditor was instructed to take up. the matter of the.contract of Peter Bakke, for the construction of a road between the Towns.of Buzzle and Roose- 5| velt, and ascertain his ‘intentions as re- ng the"completion of the contract. Id ed by Lsnnl)n. lecond.ad Bom, nm it's Board aj the. Road & Bfl ge. i\md 3 ‘ownof Bemldji. to, be applied -as fol- jows:- $100. on' the ‘le starting on- the ons: It runfis Feh ne h ‘{lage: 22-27-: mlle 5 the Vi on the. hills right of Nymore: $5 across from Gennes 4 Lyqns the urmw st x