Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, July 25, 1913, Page 6

{. == f | | 5. 5 | g » . OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS OF THE tions 15 and 18, the auditor to issue his|the Road and Bridge Fund of this Coun- BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF BELTRAMI COUNTY, AT THE REGULAR SEMI-ANNUAL MEETING, JULY 14th, 1913. The Board of County Commissioners niet in regular session Monday July 14th, 1913 at 10:00 A. M. All members present. Minutes of the previous meeting were read, and on motion of Clementson, sec- onded by Thompson, were approved. Petition of W. J. Lane asking for abatement of the penalty on his current taxes, because of delay in receiving statement of same from Treasurer, was read, and on motion of Myhre, seconded by Clementson, was rejected for the rea- son that the Board had no authority for granting same and for the further rea- son that the matter of sending state- ments of taxes due, is one for which there is no_provision of law, and is only a matter of accommodation on the part of County officials. The following resolution was offered |b: and moved for adoption by Commission- er_Lennon: WHEREAS by order of the County Commissioners the following sums of money were transferred from the Sink- ing Fund to the credit of the Revenue fund: Sept. 8th, 1903... ..2000.00 Jany. 1st, 1904... Sept. 9th, 1904... . % & NOW THEREFORE BE IT RE- SOLVED, that the County Auditor be instructed to transfer from the Revenue Fund to the credit of the Sinking Fund, the sum of $9,388.34, being .the amount of the several loans aforesaid, together with interest on the same at 6 per cent from date of loan to the present time. The motion was seconded by Commis- sioner Thompson and duly carried. The final estimate of the Engineer of Ditch No. 7 in favor of Mattson Berg. contractor, was read, and on motion of Clementson, seconded by Lennon, and duly carried, was approved. The following statement of the Coun- ty Auditor was read: TO,_THE HONORABLE BOARD_ OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF BEL- TRAMI COUNTY, MINNESOTA. Gentlemen: I hereby submit to you the following estimate of the amounts of money to be raised by taxation for the ensuing year, ‘nqied upon the expenditures of 1912, to- wit: FOR COUNTY REVENUE FUND, consisting of the following items: Salaries and Clerk i $19,401.24 Boarding pris 2,863.10 Justice Court . 1,575.67 Probate Court 1,638.44 Coroner’s Court 801.02 Court Commi sioners Court .... 767.70 District Court...... 15,946.91 Municipal Court ... 1,182.50 Supplies and legal notices .......... 3 Miscellaneous .11 $59,860.98 Less receipts as follow: Interest on deposits 8,101.59 Penalty and interest taxes .......00. Miscellaneous .... ,110.86 4,648,563 19,860.98 Recommended for Levy. County Revenue Road and Bridge, County_ Sinking Fund . 35,000.00 Dated Bemidji, Minn. ly 14th, 1913. J. L. GEORGE, County Auditor, The following resolution was offered by Commissioner Lennon, who moved jts adoption: RESOLVED, that there be and hereby is, levied upon the taxable property in the County of Beltrami, State of Min- nesota, the following sums of money: Ior County Revenue Iund....$45,000.00 $45,000.00 20,000.00 For Road and Bridge Tund 20,000.00 or three mills F For Sinking Fund .......... 35,000.00 The motion being seconded by Com- missioner Thompson, was put to a vote by the chairman, and duly carried. Adjournment taken to 1:30 P. M. Board met as per adjournment at 1:30 P. M. All members present. Petition for change of boundaries of School District No. 88 came up for hear- ing at 2:00 P. M. After all protests were heard, it was moved By Lennon, and seconded by Thompson, that the petition of Henry Pfund et al, for a change of the boun- daries of Schogy District No. 88, to in- clude sections “i1 to 12 inclusive, of Township 151-30 be granted, and order issued. Carried. The application of Cyril Beliveau, for liquor license in the Townsite of Fowlds, Township of Maple Ridge came up for hearing, together with the appli- cation of A. F. Warner for liquor license in the Townsite of Puposky, in the ‘Township of Durand. There being numerous' protests against the granting of these licenses from residents of the two towns, the Board went into executive session for consideration of the reconvening moved matter. TUpon in open session, it was by Thompson, and seconded by that the application of Cyri for license to sell intoxicating in the Townsite of I Town of Maple i lted : follow: seconded hy F A tion of ing liquors in the Townsite of Puposk; Township of Durand, be rejected. Ro resulted as follow: ves, Rako, ot O ,Clementson, 2nd District, District. Lennon, 4th Di; 6th District. TUnang following bid about one mile of te Road No. 24 in e Town of Bemidji, were opened and for first e 3 6.00 ind Grubbing...... 150.00 emoving Corduroy, per rod.. 1.00 A. H. Wright: o Grading, per yard, 500 ft_ N or over ... a8 .5 .45 For less than 500 ft. .29 Turnpiking, per rod 1.15 Diitching, per yard .. amin .23 Hauling and installing cul- o veris, each ............. . .00 Clearing & Grubbing per acr 34.00 Removing Corduroy, per rod. .51 Ross Nobles Grading, lump sum Extra Grading, per v: Turnpiking, lump sum Ditching, lump sum. Extra Ditching, ver yard. -2 Hauling and installing cul- verts ..... Seaioe . Clearing and Grubbing. .. Removing Corduroy, per ro Lump sum_...... cesases.s 999,00 Moved by Clementson, seconded by Thompson, that the bid of Jim Rogers for the construction of about one mile of State Road No. 24 in the Town of Be- midji, be accepted, and auditor in- structed to prepare contract and bond. Carried. Petition for the establishment of Qounty Road in Towns 151-30 and 31 ‘was brought up for hearing. The re- port of the committee having been read and found favorable, it was moved by Clementson, and seconded by Myhre, that the petition be approved and order for establishment issued. Carried. A petition for the establishment of State Rural Highway No .56 was of- fered for the approval of the Board. \Moved, seconded and carried to lay the petition on the table till the next meet- ing, It was moved by Myhre, seconded by Thompson, that the bond of C. O. Moon, as Register of Deeds, with A. P. Ritchie, 5 Carson, W. G. Schroeder, J. P. Omich and M. E. Tbertson as sureties be approved. Carried. oved by Thompson seconded by Len- non, that the application of the Town of Blackduck for an appropriation of $100 to be applied in opening, cutting and grubbing a road, be ing at the SE corner of Section 7, and runnin west one mile, to the SW corner of sal section 7, the auditor to issue warrant 0 0 5 $ 385.0 .3 0 0 > for same on receipt of treasurer’s bond, in double the amount, providing ‘that the mone; :}\m spent for purpose ¢ ar: meved by Myhre seconded by Lennon, that the application of the Town of riation. from the | ‘Hamre for.an approp Road . & Bridge lgunrl of $300.00, to be used in corduroying and grading the public highway on the south line of sec- - construction of |{ warrant for the sum on receipt of the Treasurer’'s bond in double the amount, P‘ovldlug that the money shall be spent or no other purpose than the one named. Carried. Moved by Clementson seconded by Thompson, that the sum of $150.00 be appropriated from the Road and Bridge Fund to the Town of Wabanaca, to be used on the road running nortn from Pitt through the Town of Wabanaca, to the Town of Wheeler, the Auditor to is- sue his warrant for the sum on receipt of a bond from the Treasurer in double the amount, providing that the money shall be spent for no other purpose than the one named. Carried. Moved by Thompson, seconded by Clementson, that the sum of $100.00 be appropriated from the Road and Bridee Fund for the purpose of improving the road in the Unorganized ‘I'own 156-35, in sections 4, 5. and 6 ,to be paid to J. W. Stanley on the presentation of veri- fied bills for the work done, and o. k’d y _him. Carried. The_following resolution was offered Clementson, who by Commissioner moved its adoption: WHEREAS, on the 10th day of June 1913, this board did by resolution, cause to be organized as a Town. Congression- al Township 151 N. of Range 30 W., and in and by said resolution, named said Town ‘“/Cedar,” and, WHEREAS it appears that there is another Town in the State by the name of “Cedar,” and -for that reason the State Auditor refuses to approve the name of said Town as heretofore desig- nated by this board. NOW THEREFORE, BE . IT RE- SOLVED, that the name of said Town be, and the same is, hereby changed to “SHOOKS,” and that the boundaries of sald Town of “SHOOKS" be, and the same are hereby made co-extensive with the boundaries of Congressional Town- ship 151 N. of Range 30 W. 3 The motion being seconded by Com- missioner Thompson, was put to a vote, and unanimously carried. Moved, seconded and carried, to ad- journ tq Tuesday July 15th, 1913, at 9:30 A. M. Board met as per adjournment, at 9:30 A. M. All members present. Report of committee for inspection of Road work on Judicial Ditch No. 7, was read and found favorable and on motion of Thompson seconded by Myhre, duly carried, the report was accepted and placed on file. The application of Olson & Lucy for [H: a license to sell intoxicating liquors in the Townsite of Clementson in the Town of Gudrid, was read, and set for hearing at 2:00 P. M. on Tuesday, August 12th. The petition of Chas. R. Parker ask- ing to be -set off from School District No._ 60 to School District No. 58, was read, and on motion of Thompson, sec- onded by Lennon, hearing was set for ’l.‘iuesday August 12th at 2:30 P. M. Car- ried. The following estimates of road work on contracts were offered by the County Surveyor: Chris Beck, State Roads Nos. 47800 ‘T ..cveesssevensesees $ 300.00 A.__A. Haarklay, 'State Road NO. 18 ooewsis peae s e 200.00 Chas. E. Jones, State Road No. 2 95.00 ) ¥ . 600.00 James Price, Bridge 348, Town of Buzzle cee.. 1000.00 Moved by Thompson ,seconded by Myhre that the County Surveyors esti- mates as shown above be approved, and auditor be instructed to issue warrants for the amounts. Carried. Moved ~ by Lennon, seconded by Thompson that the bond of D. H. Fisk as_Court Commissioner, in the sum of $2000.00, be approved. Carried. On motion, duly seconded and carried, the following applications for abate- ment of taxes were recommended to the State Tax Commission. Jens Chr. Stram. First State Bank of Baudette. Crookston Lumber Co. County Auditor, (2). On motion, duly seconded and carried, the following applications for abatement of taxes were rejected. Dan Backlund, F. H. Oehler. Moved, seconded and carried to ad- journ to 1:30 P. M. Board reconvened at 1:.50 P. M., with all members present. The following names were selected as properly qualified to serve as Grand Jurors, .o e i Names, Townshlp and Postoffice. Frank A. Jenkins, Tenstrike; Chas. Conway, Blackduck; O. 8. Neuman, Moose Lake, Louis; Chas. Green, Hor- net, I"'unkley; Gust Berg, Frohn, Bemidji; Henry Pfund, Kelliher; John P. Wagner, Saum; Ole J. Wolden, Battle, Saum; Chas. Durand, Durand, Puposky; J. L. Higgins, Obrien, Nebish: John Thoren, Lammers, Solway: Eckles, Bemidji; . Maple Ridge, Puposky: M. A. Djonne, Liberty, Wilton: A. M. Bagley, Bemidji, Bemidji: S. C. Bailey, Bemidji, Bemidji; Fred ‘Westphal, Bemidji, Bemidji; R. H. Schu- maker, Bemidji, Bemidji; John Soper, B Bemidji; E. W. Collins Zipple, 7 John Peterson, Baudette, Bau- Harry Walton, Spooner, Spooner; < lementson, Gudrid, Clementson. The following names were selected as properly qualified to serve as Petit Jur- or Kirkpatrick, Taylor, Black- < H. Brooks, Blackduck, son, Turtle River Blom, Liberty, W on, Iickies, v, Puposky’: ilton; Ole Henry Seado, C. Klein, Bemi Bemidji, Bemid, H. O. fng - Y Ole Olson, Clem- Wm. Young, Baudette, Baudette v Curry, Baudette, Baudette: Geo. 03 on Spooner, Spooner:; Hans Olson, Williams. Moved by Myhre, seconded by Lennon, that_ $200.00 be appropriated from the Road and Bridge I'und - to the Town of Jones, to be used in the repair of the Judicial Road on the Range line be- tween the Town of Jones in_ Beltrami County, and the Town of Moose in Clearwater County one mile on the west line of section 6, and two miles on the dii: : Otto Jolr Crippen, Bemic 1. Bemidji. Bemid sen, Bemi; west line of sections 30 and 31, the audi- tor to issue his warrant for the amount, on the presentation of a bond from the Treasurer for double the amount, pro- viding that the money shali be spent for no other purpose than the one named. Carried. Moved by Clementson, seconded by Thompson, that the bond of the First State Bank of Baudette, in the amount of $30,000 with Edward A. Engler, R. M. Skinner, . Thomas J. Williams, John W. Collins, QOle Clementson, and Clark H. Dodds as sureties, be approved. Carried. Moved by Thompson, seconded by Lennon, that the Auditor be instructed to advertise for bids for clearing, grub- bing, grading and ditching of that part of State Road No. 24, from the city limits south to the Mississippi River in section 20. Bids to be opened at 3:00 P. M. Tuesday, August 12th. Carried. Moved, seconded and carried that the Engineer’s final estimate on the contract of John Anderson for the installing of culverts on Judicial Ditch No. 11, be approved, and Auditor instructed to is- sue warrants for the same. Moved by Thompson seconded by Myhre, that the Auditor be instructed to advertise for bids for ditching -and grading two and one-quarter miles of State Road No. 21, south from the line between sections 1 and 12 in the Town of Hornet. Bids to be opened at 3:30 P. M. Tuesday, August 12th. Carried. Commissioner Lennon offered the fol- {?wing resolution and moved its adop- on: Whereas at a meeting of the City Council of the City of Bemidji, held on Monday, the 14th day of July, 1913, the following resolution was adopted: “Resolved, that there be and there is hereby appropriated out of the liquor license fees received by said city ten per cent thereof, during the year 1913, not exceeding the sum of $2,000.00, same to be designated as a “Road Improvement Fund” pursuant to the Chap. 248 Gen. Laws of nnesota for the year 1913, and. which said sum so a] pro];rlatefl shall be used in the con- struction of a bridge across the -outlet of the Mlssissllzgl River from Lake Be- midji, east of the R. R. bridge of th M. & I Ry. Co., provided however that Beltrami County shall appropriate. a similar amount for the construction of such bridge and approaches’: Now Therefore, be it Resolved by this County Board that the sum of Fifteen Hundred Dollars be and the same is hereby set apart and appropriated, from rovisions of || CHE BEMIDJT DAILY PIONEER ——————————————————————— ettt e e e 5 eSSt ty, for the construction ‘of said bridge and approaches, the “same to be paid over in the construction of sald bridge as provided by law. The foregoing resolution having been duly seconded by Commissioner Myhre, the same was duly carried: Moved, seconded and carried to allow the following bills: Andrew John, Boarding County prisoners, June ...... sevee..$ 146.50 ndrew Johnson, Boarding Clearwater prisoners, June.. 17.00 Andrew Johnson, Boarding City prisoners, June ............. 4.00| unorg Dist. .............. ... 38.50 Andrew Johnson, Fees and J. H. Thullen Assessing 2nd. Mileage Court Commission- unorg, DISt. . .c.ihigeiiennaa, 21,00 ers Court .......oeecvenin... 4.60|0le G. Miller, Assessing 3rd Andrew Johnson, Fees and Unorg. Dist. 105.40 Mileage, Justice Court, June 4.40(J. J. Rostvold, Andrew Johnson, Fees_ and Unorg. Dist. 56.00 Mileage, Justice Court July.. 42.80 | JTohn Workman, Mileage, Municipal Court June 29.20 lage Redby . 21.00 drew Johnson, Fees and C. C. Spencer— Mileage, District Court July. . 13.50 Services rodman State Andrew Johnson, Fees and Road No. 28 Town Mileage, District Court June, 8.60 of Taylor .......... $7.00 Andrew Johnson, Fees and State Road No. 24 Be- Mileage, Baudette term, July 25.80 mid; Caes .. 00 . W. Rhoda, Mileage attending State Road No. 17 Tur- Baudette term, July ....... 19.80 tle River ......... .. 2.00 13.00 C. W. Stanton, Mileage, attend- Carl Gilstad Services State ing Baudette term, July.... 19.80{ Road No. 6, Blackduck and Simon Thompson, Constable Summit .eeiiiiieaiin. . 2.00 fees, State. vs. Joe Kelly.... 7.82 | Martin Gilstad, Services Black- Willls Nye, Justice Fees, State duck and Summit ........... 2.00 vs. Billy Doyle 2.60 [John Gilstad, Services, Black- Willis Nye, Justice ‘State duck and Summit ........... 2.00 Vs Albert Olson .. . 2.85 |Donald McPherson, services Chris Wilson, ~Jus Blackduck and Summit ,.... 2.00 state vs. E. Beauchamp... 5.75 |Dan Boe, Services State Road Andrew Johnson, Fees _and & Nos. 4 and 7, Shotley.... z 3.00 Wrsp. ‘Wilson, Constable Fees, No. Dakota Met. Culvert C: -State vs. E. Beauchamp..... 8.50| Culyerts for Kelliher.$68.64 Tom 'Smart ,two loads ' black Culverts for Chris Beck 22.20 dirt court house lawn...... 27 8.00! Culverts for Nels John- Northern Grocery Co., supplies SO ....ciii..0....193.20 284,04 for’ Court House ............ 7.50 —— Northwestern TI. Co., telephone ‘Wm. Lennon, Road Com. Work service June, 1913........ ... 20.70| Town of Hagali............. 15.80 Warfleld Elec. Co., Service, June Roy K. Bliler, Eng. Serv- 1918 ... .. ...ieee.iaei..... 32,45 ices State Road 17 Tur- Bazaar Store, Supplies for tle River ......... ... 14.00 Court house ............... 1.88 |Roy K. Bliler, Eng. Serv- .J.;. Freeman, sawing wood for 3.40 11?6830 SStlate Road 827 82 sieneatedeiinne . -30-! . 41, J. O. Harris, Fees filing town i Treasurers bonds 3.15|Roy K. Bliler, Eng. Services J. O. Harris Fees for State Road 28 Taylor........ 12.13 tle Mortgages 10.00 | First Nat. Bank, Blackduck, as- L. C. Smith_ Bro: signee Ross Noble, Eng. esti- 45.00| mate contract State Road No. , office 7.16 26, Blackduck and Summit... 600.00 M. Clementson Mileage attend- First Nat. Bank, Bemidji, s- ing Commissioners July..... 34.40| signee James Price, Eng., est. Security Blk Book & Ptg Co. Contract Bridge No. 348, Deed Record Register Deeds. 24.00| Buzzle ....... 1000.00 The Pioneer Co, 100 copies Chas E. Jones, Ei Road Law 1913“............ 10.00 tract State Road No. Miller-Davis Ptg. “Co., Supplies TAYIOr yisviivischesensness . 95.00 for Clerk Court ........ 8.00 |Nor. Nat. Bank, assignee Chris Miller-Davis Ptg. Co., Supplies Beck, Eng. est. Contract State for Supt. Schools ........... 13.10| Road 4 and 7, Town of Miller-Davis Ptg. Co., Chattel Bhotley ..cosiiisissionesdone 200.00 Mtg. Record for Reg. Deeds.. 48.50 |A. A. Haarklau, Eng. Es( State Miller-Davis Ptg. Co. Rubber Road No. 13, Buzzle... .. 200.00 stamps for Reg. Deeds ..... 1.50 | Mattson Berg, Eng., final est. Free Press Ptg. Co., Supplies contract Ditch No. 7......... 264.08 for Judge Probate .. -.. 13.20'John Anderson, Eng. final est. Free Press Ptg. Co. Record for Reg. Deeds .. Free Press Ptg. Co. for ‘Reg. Deeds ........ Free Press Ptg. Co. Tax Judg- ment certificates Auditor. Iritz-Cross Ci Supplies Su; Supplies -24.00 44.80 Schools . ... 1.47 Tritz-Cross Co. Mortgage Rec- ords Register Deeds ........ 24.00 Bemidji Pioneer Pub. Co., Legal notices and proceedings..... 105.70 Bemidji Pioneer Pub. Co.,, Sup- plies for Auditor ... 11.80 L. T. Otterstad, Assessing 1st 19.00 | W e — e contract Ditech No. 11.. ©28.82 m. Lennon, committee inspecting Ditch No .7. . 41.00 H, Clementson, Committee work inspecting Ditch No. T...... .60 Moved, seconded and carried to ad- Journ to Tuesday, August 12th, at 10:00 A. E. RAKO, Chairman of the Board. Attest: J. L. GEORGE, County Auditor. Itw 7-24 l (AUDITORS SEAL) Household Brigade. The household brigade, more fa- miliarly known as “The Guards,” which King George reviewed recently on an- nual parade, dates only from the days of Charles II.,, though Henry VII. es- tablished a roval bodyguard of 50 yeomen, and Henry VIIL formed a band of “Gentlemen Pensioumers” to protect his sacred person. The first guards were the Coldstreams, original- ly raised by Monk in 1660 and recruit- ed in the neighborhood of the village of Coldstream, near Berwick. Ten years later the Grenadiers were es- tablished, and the physical require- ments demanded in recruits for the regiment first game a meaning of strength and stature to the term “guardsman.’ Canny Traveler. Richard Harding Davis had an emusing experience while on a recent visit to England. While motoring through the country his party stopped to see an old church. 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Bagles hall. and third Baturday after noons, at 2:30—at Odd Fel. )\, lows Halls, 402 Beltrams ” Ave. L 0.0 7 -_— Bemidji Lodge No. 110 Regular meeting nights —every Friday, 8 o'clock at Odd Fellows Hall, - 402 Beltrami. Rebecca Lodge. Regular meeting nights -~ first andé third Wednesday at 8o’clock. —1. O. 0. F. Hall. ENIGETS OF PYTHIAS Bemidji Lodge No. 168, Regular meeting nights—ex- ery Tuesday evening at § o'clock—at the Eagles’ Hall, Third street. LADIES OF THE MAC- CABEES. Regular meeting night last Wednesday evening ir each month. MASONIC. A. F. & A. M., Bemi 238, 'Regular meeudgz nights — first and third Wednesdays, 8 o'clock—at Masonic Hall, Beltrami Ave., and Fifth St. Bemidji Chapter No. 76, R. A. M. Stated convocations —first and third Mondays, 8 o'clock p. m.—at Masonie Hall Zeltrami Ave., and Fifth street. Blkanah Commandery No. 30 K. T. Stated conclave—second and fourth Fridays, 8 o'clock p. m.—at Masonic Temple, Bel- trami Ave., and Fifth St. MODERN SAMARITANS. Regular meeting nights om the first and thiré Thursdays in the I O. O. F. Hall at § p. m. M. B. A. Roosevelt, No. 1523. Regu- lar meeting nights, second and fourth Thursdays of each month at eight o'clock in Odd Fellows Hall. . W. A. Bemidjl Camp No. 65018, Regular meeting nights — first and third Tuesdays at 8 o'clock at Odd Fellows Hall, 402 Beltrami Ave. O. E. 8. Chapter No. 171, Regular meeting nights— first and third Fridays, 8 o'clock — at Masonic Hall, lzeltraml Ave., and Fifth 'SONS OF HERMAW. Meetings held thira Sunday afternoon of each month at Troppman’s Hall. YEOMANS. Meoctings the first Friday evening of the month at the home of Mrs. H. F. 8chmidt, 306 Third street. William C. Kiein " INSURANCE Rentals, Bonds, Real Estate First Mortgage Loans on City and Farm Property 8 and 6, Ol'Lelry-lm..-u 8idg. Phone 9. Bemlidjl, Minn. Subseribe For The Pioneer