Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, March 8, 1917, Page 18

STATE RURAL HIGHWAY NO. 32 |Warrant To Whom Issued Amount L5 WARRANTS warrants .. 07 Continued) 6939 J. A. McDonal 1 t To om Issued Amount est on warran! .38 48383 A. E. B&ko. comi 7040 A. Rako, ins) on .... t.il.. 46.70 ds .... . 1.30 €3520 A. E. Dahl_ & Co., es- 7163 Merchants State Bank, . ‘timate No. 14 .... 6,069.22 interest on w: 107.69 44403 J. C. Thompson, com- 7166 Farmers Notional A Hooe wore b 9.30| 7162 Firat National bank, in el coes on .o . ra 0] , in- 14404 Bert ‘:‘."y::{ 2 e0.75| 7262 F ?&lg‘n‘nu i 1.06 24405 H. A. La Seuer, assist- Im:rr:n‘on warrants. 2.20 ant engineer .,.. ... 210.37| 7267 Farmers National 14406 Norman Clementson, interest on warrants. 2.68 chainman and checker 137.25| 7524 Beltrami County State 44407 Earl McTorish, setting Bank, interest on stakes .... 2.76 WAITAnts .... .... .. 110 24409 Roy Palfrym: 7588 Glen Conger, interest on ing engineer 21.38 WATTants .... -... .. a5 24408 Bert Miller, 8631 First National bank, in- and expenses .... ... 68.13 terest on warrants 4.36 14410 Ed Queal, assisting en- 9389 C. M. Taylor, inter BEer ... .ooo coese 21.83 on warrants .... 1.61 4411 James Sanford, furnish- 9615 Corn Exchange Naf ing gra .. 91.64 al Bank, interest on 44425 E. A. Dahl & Co., bonds .... .... <... 4,437.00 esf £8 o.oo soso oo 24,568.32| 9639 First National bank, in- £4442 E. A. Dahl & Co., terest on warrants .. 64 account .... 8,180.44 12832 Sharpless Beparator Co. 14516 E. A. Dahl [o] interest on warrants. 69 mate No. 15 .... 3,136.63 | 13698 Co&ri.l E“"“f,"?‘"g""' —_— Bank, rest on $ 78,482.57 bonds .... .... .... 4,437.00 STATE ' RURAL HIGHWAY NO. 62 — SINKING FUND $ 9,023.33 Credit T ' 16, & STATE RURAL HIGHWAY NO. 62 Wt.l-ne: h} 9Illl:ldnnl k)] 884.81 CONSTRUCTION Collections ...... 2,996.50 Debit i Dentt ? o o overdrawn 3 4.904.29 e overdrawn ,904.. Warrants lssued§ 9,023.33 iaoa|FrmmeTer A BT 9100000 6,142.02 | Transfer ance ovu‘drum___ __5142.02 1 Maccounts .. .60 $ 9,023.38 9,023.33 | Warrants_issu 53,179.41 WARRANTS ISS! 6766 Northern National Refund .... ..... $ 1.30 Bank, interest on Transfers other WArTADtS .... ... .. 2.8¢| accounts ....... 2.00 €782 Fred Thierault, interest Lien states share. 78,968.97 on 2 ts G .32| Lien coun;{ss%n:le 36,978.36 J: . Reed, interes! Dec. 31, 3 - — agxlnuwarra%n e 1.67| ance in fund ... 43,839.33 he ationa ——— 855 Northorn est o0 $110,950.63 $110,950.63 . B Vserens. Bo Jrbam Tamied ne ATOURt | A" tiayton Cotard roaman "o on Col man 71.36 . D. yton an 7132 Roy K. Blil livery, engineer .... ...... 82.20 and expenses .... .. 86.03 12.00| 9863 Roy K. Bliler, live 12265 Harry Sorenson rodman hire for district engi- B and expenses .... .. T 44.26 1813 meer ............ .. 19.50| 12266 Leo Taylor, rodman 9870 Clayton Collard, rodman 9.00 and expenses .... ... 26.00 123.10| 9871 Albert L. Bye, rodman 31.05(12267 Albert Bye. inspector %01 9872 Robert Norquist, final and ox R e - W !1;; 1,018.72 estimate culverts .... 150.50 | 12268 P. M or t 9981 P. McDonald, estimate - y o P52 211008 Noponald, estimate L 253.44]12280 T G o oemection . 1130 10287 Roy K. Bliler, livery in- 12270 H. Clementson, commit- fix:t:“sto. 2,233.63| 10288 . l%ects!:;d.". . 20.50 tee m;rcfion weness 8.60 7485 Towa Bridge Co. estl: " engineer ... oaqg|1227L Jas F, Hayes commit o0 mate No. 1 dge 12272 A. E. Rako, committee . 1 969.97 1 i 9.40 soor N o Sree 4,968.55 ] e . D, er, and expenses oo v: 207.30| 102 Fongineer se.. ...t o 1on| 1268 B e s 8098 Albert L. Bye, rodman 16.00 13366 Smart & Jinkinson, final 8099 Perle Bliler stenograph- 10957 Harry Sorenson, 4.00 estimate bridge 1734 1,006.72 er.district engineer. . 3.00/16958 A. O. Torgerson, assist- 13384 S. D. Snyder ,assistant 8100 Roy K. Bliler, livery, in- ant engineer .... .... 42.65 engineer and ex 264.12 spection .... ... . .. . 16.00110959 S. D. Snyder, 13385 Harry Sorenson rodman 8101 Aut 'l;l:‘ erlon.eer ist- 90.03| 10960 Cl:ngineflcf fiard sodimai gz.:o and expenses .... ... 12.36 — . on Col man i man 8102 Clayton Collard rodman 44.09 10961 Ro;’ K. Bliler, livery | La::Taylor. M .. md 47.28 8103 Bemidji Sentinel, notice - for engineer .... .. 19.50 | 13887 my{:n Collard, rodman of bids culverts ..... 6.80[10962 A. E. Rako, inspection. . 10.80 and expenses .... ... 64.44 8131 Duluth C. Roofing Co., 10963 James F. fiaya inspec- 13388 Albert Bye, inspector.. 22.39 171 Plnterfilt gfi ;Mmti ... - 12.60/13389 Roy K. Bliler, engineer . McDonnell, of inspec- on construction ..... 236.50 engineer ' crew ..... ceeree 7.40113390 J. C. Thompeon, final in- 9020 A. O. Torgerson, assist- 10965 Wm. Lennon, inspection 11.40 spection .... .... . . 6.80 ant engineer on com- 10981 Iowa Brid, Co., esti- 13391 struction ....... coes 24.50 mateé bridges .... 248.17 6.80 Clayton Collard rodmsan 10982 Iowa Bridge 13617 on construction ..... 60.28 maté_bi 107.78 3,137.86 tatant 10983 Iowa Brid 13825 i mate br: 234.52 2,820.38 10984 Iewa Bi 13834 mate ges .... ... 179.78 787.50 11321 P. McDormell, estimate 14412 No. T2 ....cc00.... 2,966.62 w e . .o 16.00 11638 Smart & Jinkinson, - 14413 S. D. Snyder, assistant tial estimate bridge 1734 1,813.76 engineer o B0 11188 11704 P&angl::flen» engineer 7.194.81 %::{é Roy K. Blf!a‘l‘. eng{mr liggg s sangiives 1194, t nspector. . g 12261 Roy K. Bliler, engineer 1441 c’l.lmnstg:ikrd n;dnmn 25.50 and expenses .... .. 208.25 14428 Alsop Co., vel....... 36.54 12263 S. D. Snyder, engineer 14429 E. D. Bentley, gravel .. 47.46 and expenses .... ... 263.26 | 14430 Earl C. Olmstead gravel 73.80 Construction DITCH FUNDS Sinking Fund Wartant To Whom Issued Amount 12262 S. D. Snyder, livery sistant engineer .... 37,60 TAXES AND PENALTIES FUND Credit Jan. 1, 1916, Bal- ance in fund.... $_21,262.33 Collections .. ... 518,720.70 Settlements .. Balance in fund.. 4,294.. ’100.“’.}.; Collections i Refund Warrants.§ 2,768.91 Settlement .. ... 96,032.34 Balance over dis- tribution .. ... 11.46 Dec. 31, 1916, Bal- ance in fund .. 6,160,756 $104,953.45 3104.953.45 TAXABLE VALUATION o) Real estate .... ... .$6,169,119.( Personal property . . 1,217,167\ Money and credits ... ... 718,051.00 8,104,337. TAX LEVY mnl,’ll 331,09 State €% ... esee esse ..§ 27,688.27 taxy Inltaulg and principal state 08N ... coes tei. se o 30,362.71 UNTY PURPOSES County revemue..§ 50,996.17 Road and bridge 22,168.95 POOr ...... .. 1,47 Sanatorium ..... Bonds, interest.. State rural hi way and ditches 26! 371,636.56 Towns, cities, villages. 169,423, District school purposes. 186,745. $773,.856.98 Dr. Cr. Liens and Bal. Dec. 31, 191 Loans for Bal. Dec. nd & Int. Lien Bal. Dec. 31, 1916 Payments Collections Dr. Cr. Liens Cost to Date Bonds Sinking Fund Dr. 31 0 gyme%u Collections $ 1,116.41 § 40.80 § 187.00 § $ 1,262.61 $ $ 1443848 § 1,099.69 1,092.47 722 3,034.63 3,000.00 ¥ * ¥ 206.97 246.54 ! ,160.00' 138.91 126.00 452.79 174000.00 2,830.64 344.23 935.00 1,188.44 15,000.00 915.60 196.65 825.00 781.. 18,000.00 2,615.26 1,256.49 791.70 855. 995.41 20,000.00 547.21 841.91 860.! 1,003.62 361.98 6,200.00 1,081.01 272.49 248.00 71.01 X 900.13 21,000.00 2,621.87 370.19 840.01 959.10 251.09 213.68 58,000.00 ,039.94 3,976.25 1,788.78 61,317.64 97,458.19 298,000.00 6,009.60 17,226.11 17,834.60 36,356.18 37,741.79 ,000. 676.76 ,881.61 4,187.4¢ udi 419.67 23,000.00 521.88 920.60 1,120.99 Judicial 3,270.89 3,566.39 K“OQOJW 3,520.89 1,247.81 4,377.76 4,257.66 1,368.01 Judicial 482.36 . 5.000. 2,116.3¢ ,103.74 2,094.568 2,126.62 Judicial 937, 448 e . 787, ,640. . 887.¢ Jugchl 1.022.:: 1.1;:~:: 133.41 16,296.94 15,000.00 1,109.86 649.26 763.19 1,616.93 Judicial . 2 : i Judicial 3,108.31 9,822.08 21.181»’4 27,000.00 - 2,727.83 1,315.94 1,620.19 4,762.66 I.ll'..il' Judicial 110,270.62 19,458.93 237,203.84 237,600.00 4,882.99 12,815.60 16,586.56 1,112.44 Judicial 3,840.08 746.27 16,685.80 16,000.00 160.33 897.07 984.30 73.10 Judicial 51,686.07 19,462.90 90,106.24 90,000:00 180.89 4,953.37 5,008.66 23118 Judicial 42,377.82 20,182.40 63,209:44 63,000.00 62.47 3,476.61 3,788.28 375.14 Judicial 7,673.00 14,000.00 4,022.5¢ ‘ " 01 453.42 463.43 Judicial 23,788.54 15,146.20 42,871.62 42,000.00 181.23 2,319.81 1,943.36 196.22 Judicial 41,241.76 22,423.02 78,878.6% 78,000.00 13.35 4,315.00 4,023.26 306.10 .(nglc[a] 20.85 67,092.42 20.65 31,396.76 89,167.87 L 89,000.00 445.41 4,907.43 4,171.61 290.41 Judicial . 4 . i Judicial 9,671.82 317,617.67 198,416.69 317,017.67 51,602.08 317,000.00 , 31 10,966.77 9,653.27 Judicial 60,936.96 28,060.¢ 63,852.80 64,665.63 28,812.83 ) 435.43 778.71 33838 J‘ng{cm 3,315.70 < 894.26 10,697.27 9,703.01 10,500.00 i K ;_!r l.l':,zg 294.4¢ Judicial . 4 y o B B dicial 2,889.00 81,478.96 36,244.3¢ 81,478:8% 45,234.51 $1,000.00 2,946.50 2,546.10 400.49 Judiciel 119344 21,678.27 13,719.16 12.578.17 7,859.01 121.86 121.86 Judicial 6,703.65 252,132.69 203,596.98 204,632.69 914.78 4,207.17 3,292.39 Judicial 276.85 1000-60 1,102.7¢ 35.7) 35.71 Judicial 299.54 202.87 . .01 199.99 200.00 Judicial 2.043.10 32,0480 i Judicial Lo2e02 152442 udicial & ~ .. ;ug;‘él:l 2,949.66 56,788.24 179,412.76 119.674.95 168,412.76 59,737.80 168,000.00 5,704.24 6,558.48 43¢ 138,028.12 532,026.06 1,038,223.66 28,364.32 8065,376.67 2,424,820.00 $1.680.498.74 1,973,860.00 17,770.16 _$ 10,756.26 90,289.84 113,341.22 37,172.06 STATE RURAL HIGHWAY FUNDS . . . Construction Sinking Funds State Rural December - High Payments Liens and Balance Dec. 31, 1916 Liens State and Cost to Bonds Balance Dec. 31, 1915 Paymemts: Balance Dec. 31, 1916 hind u;. ans % i Collections Dr. cr. @-:gy Share Date ey oc: Har g S 60,31, 1 3,706.78 § 9,664.21 § 912.21 § $ 3,282.60 § 9,527.80 § 13,712.61 12,800.00 540.88 1,742.78 636.50 g ¥ 747.24 16,501.78 2,487.29 5,463.11 16,385.89 24,618.36 . 21,809.00 . * 21.22 ' 1,647.27 J 811.24 ’ 6,751.7% 11,436.02 665.61 3,810.96 11,435.90 15,912.49 15,200.00 114.76 1,109.47 503.86 13,613.72 84,752.83 6,570.20 20,103.45 14,751.83 122,529.94 80,000.00 596.74 1,618.81 2,972.22 5 78,482.67 91,082.36 16,789.73 36,990.60 91,031.26 2.02 121,300.00 1,189.62 8,560. 3,5674.88 No. 62 62,207.01 0,960.63 43.839:33 30,343.75 110,947.33 .9 147,900.00 884.. 9,023.33 5,342.02 § 143,41432 § $ 164,409.11 § 324,237.82 3 27,424.94 § 43,839.33 % 9999447 § 324.080.00 § 424,388.37 § 399,000.00 § $ 3,348.03 § 29,601.76 § 12, 13,640.72 § STATEMENT OF ASSETS AND LIABILITIES ASSETS Farms ... Beltrami county's s @ourt hause and jail ........ ... @ourt house and jail furniture... €ounty’s: share of tax levy for 19 Ditch and state rural highway share ax County’s share of uncollected taxes 1915 and pwier years and fhrltdg‘es‘ est:ngted . . their share of cost of state rural highw 3 D from Raod 4 their share state rural Due from state for wolf bounti Due from state for aid to road 34 State rural highwa. Ditch Liens.... Advance prelim! prepared . . Advance to road and bridge fund Due from Koochlchmfi‘Co, bala: ens ] LIABIL] County bonds State rural highway bo! Ditch bonds ........... Ditch loans from sinking & Interest due on ditch bonds to June 1, 1917 Interest due on state rural highway bonds Interest due on county bonds.. Due towns and villages .. Due school distriets . . Due state of Minnesot: Due State Warden. Due suspense account Due for private redem Pue state ditch No. 52........ ... ©Outstanding contracts state rural Outstanding contracts diches, estimated.. Outstanding contracts road and bridges, Outstanding warrants......... Excess of assets over liabilities. The foregoing statement prepared by Minnesota, is approved by this board of Beltrami county. Dated at Bemidj ;SEAL) ST: J. L. GEORGE, County Auditor PARIS NOTES. — What the Parisians Are Turning Out For Spring. _—————% ‘What is lost in the width of the new skirts for spring is added to the length in the proportion of a yard to an inch. Skirts are now inches longer and cer- tainly yards narrower. Where they were ten and twelve inches from the ground, they are now six or seven. As §f this were not change enough, there is a new silhouette introduced, and that is one that closely resembles a barrel as far as the skirt is concern- ed. This is probadbly inspired by the Turkish skirt that was shown by sev- eral of the couturiers last spring. At any rate, there are a number of the largest creators in Pars who show skirts of this description. Paquin uses it in an afternoon gown with a Russian blouse effect in the of new ditches for which liens ‘to June 1 highway, and respectfully submitted to the taxpayers 1, Minnesota this 6th day of January, 1917. ——_—_fi levy 1916.. estimated 2,706, ,375.00 160,450.22 388,142.99 e e $4,068,476.99 $4,068,476.99 the county auditor of Beltrami county, A. E. RAKO, HANS B. IMSDAHL, JAMES F. HAYES WM. LENNON, SAMUEL W. ELLIS, Board of County Commissioners. fastenings of the biattons down ome side. Otherwise the frock has straight lines—that is, the waist is mnot fitted snugly as it is in many of the new spring creations. Jenny fashions a coat with this “ton- pneau” or barrel skirt of light gray broadcloth, made with the trimming of many rows of stitching in a darker ghade of gray. The barrel effect is in- troduced between straight panels in the front, sides and back of the coat. Even coat suits sre showing the bar- rel skirt, and one sponsored by an expert is of checks of blue and white, trimmed with Roumanian embroidery. The jacket of this suit is hip length, as are many of the suits for spring for this house. s Premet nues this type of skirt in an afternoon frock of two materials They are joined just below the hips. and at this point the skirt is much wider than at the bottom where it is drawn in considerably. From these yarious couturiers it will be seen that there is every chance that | skirts of this description will be very much the mode for the early spring frock. They are mot unattractive, es- pecially if' they ace not exsggerated in line. Most of the frocks with such a skirt ase sure to have the waist fit a bit more snugly, for the ocutline then is wider at the sheulders than at the waist, when the line goes in, and it un- dulates from that poimt to greater width at the knees and nerrows cCom. sideradly at the bottoma Brimstone. Sulphar is one of the oldest known champion, still maintains- his marvel- elements. The ancient Assyrian al- chemists regasded it as the principle acceunt of its own inflammability and termed it “brim- San Francisco he-ran:250.from. the spot: of cembustion on a pame now applied popularly to roll sulphur.—Argenaut. Begdad From Afar. Like mwost oriental cities, Bagdad i looks her best from a distance. You miss the Sithy. narrow streets where two horses can bhardly walk abreast and behold a vision of luxuriant date groves, out of which rise little islands of green domes und graceful minarets gt ol o e Inoculation was first tried on crim- inals with success in 1721. How much more we would eajoy youth if age came first!—Life. —— 00000000000000000 ] EGGS AT §1 PER DOZEN IF WAR CORNER HOLDS UP. ] o o © European speculators operating O in the Chicago market have o started to corner in advance next O season’s supply of butter and © eggs, with the outlook that house- © wives may soon have to pay not © less than $1 a dozen for eggs, © with a big increase in the price © of butter. ° For some time past foreign 0 buyers have been placing orders © on the butter and egg board, ©0 confining their purchases to de- 0 liveries to be made between o April and December. Contracts © are being made also with cream- 0 eries in Illinois and Wisconsin o for much of their output during 0 the summer and fall. 0 The purchases are at about 25 o cents a dozen for eggs and 24 to o 28 cents a pound for butter. ° ©00000000000000000 at: 182'balk line:. As the match was:for: only 250 pointss. his- oppenent hadi no: chamoe to start: and Hoppe went out. without: 2 miss. Hoppe- ran 622 firom the spet at: 182 balk. line-in:a. mateh: in Paris-some years ago. The-contess was: limited to 300.points, bus in.accordance , | with. the: option. given. by. the French . | rules- Hoppe Rept on: until. he missed. Hoppe’s. record: in. a championship match. is. 308; made ia the handicap. tournament, in: New York. The- picture showe Hoppe-axecuting a masse-shot. IntheArena| of Sports Master of the Cue Willie Hoppe, the world’s billiard: Red, Murray Comes. Back.. John. (“Red!) Mumray, for many ous skill and, indeed. seems. to improve his wonderful manipulation of cue and, | YO&rs: outfieMler of the New York balls -epty h in | Giants, last season with. the- Toronte: Inia séc exhibltion mste | International: league- team, has: signed! ! a contract with. the MoGraw. outfit for: the coming season as an: extra. ouk- flelder. stone,” meaning literally burning stone, Passing oft Lajoia. Larry Lajoie. whose comtract with the Philadelphia: Athietics. expired Jun. 1, has agreed on terms. to manage the: Toronto elub the coming season.. Lajole- after tweenty years: oft active serice. The Great Unanswered. Lloyd George has throughout his whole career shown an extraordinary aversion to letter writing, according to Isase F. Marcosson in Everybody's. “He became known in parliament,” says Mr. Marcosson, “as the ‘great un- answered” He used to say, and still that an unanswered letter an- swers itself in time. This led to the aadition that the ounly way to get a written veply out of Lloyd George was to imclose two addressed and stamped cards, one bearing the word ‘Yes’ and the other ‘No.’ More than once, how- ever, when friends and constituents o o o [ [} [ [} o Toe Lasting. Ma—1 think Josephine had better study painting instead of music. Then she won't make any noise practicing. Pa—Oh, I don’t know. There’s an end to noise, but pictures will last for years.—Boston Transcript. Cynical Shaw. In this world if you do not say a thing in an irritating way it is just as well not to say it at all, because people will not trouble themselves about anything that does not trouble them.—Bernard Shaw. o [] o -] ° o o o o o o o (] o o o o g Photo by American Press Assoctation. o WILLIE HOPPE. thus. passes oup of the major leagues: WOULD ADOPT MARINE.. Waman Hadi Som i Service Whe: Wae. Drowned: Twasty-one Years Ags. In. remembrance of hey son; who was- dsowned. twenty-ene years ago. while- heroically trying to save the life off a. comrade, Mrs. M. A. Ommanney of Stanford University, Cal., has written to.the commandant of the United States: marine sorps at Washington, imclosing a contribution: for the purpose of send- ing a lfttle Christmas remembrance to some marine serving his coumtry ia. Haiti. With the letter was a brief homily to-be sent to t2e recipieat of the gift, filed with motherly sentiment and advice;, with an: offex to. adept the ma- rine as: her own son should he be with- out a mother. Mnjor Gemeral Burnett was so im- pressed with the thoughtful sympathy expressed By Mrs. Ommanney in her letter that he has eonsidered it worthy of being brought to the attention of both: officers and men of United States: marines serving in all parts of the world. How to Wae Sleep.. . “To my layman’s mind,” says Chasies ' Phelps. Cushing in Werld’s Work, “came a picture of an uneasy rester counting imaginary sheep over hurdles. Was that good practice or bad?” “Bad!” answered the doctor of whom the question was asked. “Here’s a bet- ter ¥dea. Did you ever see a printer @op a tray of type and make a ‘pi° of it? That is the thing to do with your thoughts—make a ‘pi” of them, make the mind a blank as far as poe- sible and simply refuse to carry om consecutive thought. Don’t count sheep Jumping over a stile or try to count a million. Go on a mental strike and refuse to let your higher brain cells work, and they will subside.” The New €ngland Schoolmaster. Speaking of the New England school- master, a noted educator says: “For calm, clear, salty, antiseptic wisdom, the kind dispensed by Nestor to the Greeks and by Cassandra to the inhab- itants of Troy, give me the wisdom of some honest but unafidiated citizen of some New England vilage lying back from the sea. Even their humor s but wisdom smiling.” ‘The Siamese have a deep rooted su- perstition about odd numbers, and in building their houses they strive to have an even number of windows and doors. Dafartive 3osamna | Y