Grand Rapids Herald-Review Newspaper, January 15, 1898, Page 4

= 5 i ' VUE Le Le TIM N N : N N Grand “BRayits erate IReview | Published Every Saturday. By E. C, KILEY. ADVANC TWO DOLLARS A YEAR IN 1.00 | ‘Three Months... 81x Months | tomec at Grand Rapids | | pommel “PROGEEDINGS, Of Itasca County Commissioners for the Meeting Held January 4th, 1898, Official Publication, Auditor's Office, Itasca County, Minnesota. Pursuant to law the Board of County Com- missioners met at the auditor's office this ¢th day of January, 1898. Present: Commissoners Logan, and Lydick. A full board. The minutes of the last meeting were read and approved. Commissioner Logan was eleeted chairman for the ensuing year. Mr. A. Y. Merrill, on behalf of Albert H. ors and George A. R. Simpson. appeared sfore the Board and presented an applica- n for a license to construct and maintain a sluice Dam across Prairie River in section 20, town 59, range 22. Itappearing to the satisfaction of this Bourd that a sluice dam was necessary at the point named in said application, and that the said applicants were suitable per- sons to construct and maintain such sluice dam, Commissioner Wilder offered the fol- lowing resolution, and moved its adoption: Whereas, Albert H. Powers and George A. R. Simpson did, on the 4th day of January, 1898, file a petition with the Buard of County Commissioners of Itasca county for a license to construct and maintun a dam for the purpose of raising a head of water sufficient to sluice logs. timber and lumber, on what is commonly known as Prairie River in said Itasca county, said dam to be Jocated on the southeast quarter cf the southwest quarter of section 20, in township 59, range 22, in said county: and haying filed due proof of the posting of the notice of their said applica- tion for such license in three public places at the county seat of said Itasca county, and in the office of the surveyor general of the second lumber district of the Stute of Minne- sota, wherein logs running from the place where such dam is proposed to be built are reguired to be scaled, which said notices were posted more than twenty days prior to the 4th day of January, 1808. And, said Board of County Commissioners being satisfied that such sluice dam is neces- sary at the point applied for, to facilitate the driving of logs. timber and lumber down said stream, and that the lands on both sides of said stream at said point isin possession Wilder prise the natives. own figure, call and see me. If first-class overcoat for sale at $2.00. you would think I didn’t mean what J say. = | sluicing logs. tim Shoes, Hats. and Caps, Gloves, Mittens, Trunks and Valises Dealer in = and Gent's Furnishings. ss a eee i ld dada SAM ORECKOVSKY, A COMPLETE LINE OF WOODSMEN’S SUPPLIES Such as Mackinaws, Rubbers, Mittens, Socks, Etc., at the Very Lowest Prices. Overcoat Specials: I have 35 Men’s Overcoats carried over from a vad former stock that I will sell at prices that will sur- If you want an overcoat at your I should advertise ¢ Call and see. Come in and Get My Prices Before Buying Elsewhere. SAM ORECKOVSKY, feet fo through edand di and Georg quired by law, upon the filing of a bond by si pplicants with two or more suret be approved by this Board of Cou missioners. in the sum of one thousand (1,000) dollars, with a condition they struct and maintain said dam with onable diligence and skill for th id dam; said license t ivered to 1 1 Albert H. Powers nd lumbe: cilitate the dr River res 8 whereupon Commissioner Wil following resolution and moved Whereas R. Simpson did, on the 4th day of January, 198, file a petition with the Board of County Commissioners of Stasea county for’a Hcense to construct and maintain a sluice dam for the purpose of raising a head of water suffi- cient to sluice logs, timber and lumber on what is commonly known as Prairie River, in said Itasca county; said dam to be located on the southwest quarter of the southwe: quarter of section 8, town 59. range 2 in said county; and having filed due proof of the posting of the notice of their said applic: tion for such license in three public pla the county seat of said Itasca. the office of the sur in and in eyor general of the sec- ond lumber district of the state of Minn so- ta, wherein logs |running from the oD! where such dam is propose to, be built are required to be sealed, which were posted more than twenty days prior to | Foley 4 | Operate id Bo 1d of County Commissioners | the 4th day of January, 1598. And being satisfied that such siuice dam is sary at the point applied for, to the driving of logs, timber and lumber down said stream, and that the lands on both sides of the stream at suid point isin possession of and under the control of the said parties applying for suid license, and that said par- ties are proper and suitable persons to con- struct, and supervise, and maintain such dum, now, therefore, neces- It is hereby Resolved, that License to con- struct und maintain a dam suitable for rais- ing a head of water sufficient to drive logs, timber and lumber down said stream, at the point named in said petition, be granted to said Albert H. Powers and George A. R. Simpson for a period of six years from date hereof; and the rate of toll be fixed in said license shall be in the sum of five cents per thousand (1,000) feet for all logs, timber or iumber sluiced through said dam; said li- cense to be executed and delive: to said Albert H. Powers and George A. R. Simpson in the manner required by law, upon the fil- ing of a bond by said applicants with twoor more sureties to be approved by this Board of County Cummissioners, in the sum of one thousand (1,000) dollars, whith a condition that they will construct and maintain said dam with all reasonubie diligence and skill BR. Simpson in the manner re- | @ will con= | g) ilitate | Lealand Ave., Opposite Hotel Pokegama, Stes xecut- | 92 12 g “A Good Suit” is alw make the man,” # i old saying well worth considerir iby a young man % has obtained positions and made a start in by being? well & dressed. A-veat fitting tailor-made suit will make you lock ¥ ( better and feel better We guarantee the §t. material and @| é workmanship. Lowest Prices. Best Workmanship. % ( 2 4, gy Broeker & Whiteaker. # @ GSISLSOSTTPSOSVSVSIGSSSISISVSISLSS SOCSCSLSS BLSLSSSY 26th day of April. and in oréer to fac tate the driving of lo on suid Prairie River. sluice dam should be poini namied in said lic Whereas. the said T. RB. Brothers have applied for the r license for a period of six years ter the said 26th day of April, 1898, thereto be it, > Resolved, that a license be iss! rice Brothers, to maintain anc dam upon lots 8 3, town 56, range 29, for a period o eurs from and after the 2th day o April, 1808, and that the same conditions regulations. and rates of toll be dxed ther in, us ure named and contained in the licen: now in force, for the privileges of siuic and lumber thr (a license be issu siui agh suid d in thesum of one thousand (1,00 with two or more suret this Bourd. until Wednesday, January Sth, 1898 Wednesday, January 5th, 1898, Board met, commissioners all present. Mr, L. A. Swanson made application for an abatement of penalties, interest and costs | eq, upon lotsin Houhgton’s Secoud Addition, upon motion the same was allowed, it being in reality a renewal of a former determina- tion of this Board. ‘The quéstion of allowing any more of ar abatement upon the lands belonging to J. W Day & Co., than that heretofore agreed upon was duly consideved, Mr. D, Willard appear- ing before the Board for that purpose. It | was decided that no further should be aliowed. Leon E. Lum made application by for abutement of taxes, same being rete: for the purpose of sluicing logs, timber and | back for more definite data. lumber, and’ to facilitute the driving the same on suid Prairie River. Said resolution being adopted. Mr. C.C, McCarthy, attorney for, and in behalf of T. R. Foley and Price Brothers, made application for the renewal of the licouse to maintain a sluice dam across Prai- rie River on section 83, town 56, range 25, heretofore issued to Frederick A. Powers. After due consideration Commissioner Logan | of and undertbe control of the parties apply- | offered the following resolution and moved ing for said License, and that said parties are | its adoption: proper and suitable persons to constxnct, and supervise and maintain such dam, now, twerefore, It is hereby Resolved, that license to con- stract and maintain a dam suitable for rais- ing a bead of water sufficient to drive logs. timber and lumber down said stream, at the point named in said petitiop, be granted A)- pert H. Powers and George A. R, Simpson for @ period of six years from date hereof; and the rate of toll to be fixed’ in said license shall be the sum of five cents per thous- 2nd 1,000) feet fof ai] Jogs timber or Jum- ber sluiced through suid dam; said Noense _ ta de executed and delivered to said Albert H. Powers and George BR. Simpson for a per- Jod of six years fram date bercof; and the rate of toll to be fixed in suid license shill pe the sum of five cents per thousand (1,000) |. Whereas, the Board of County Commis- | siouers of Itasca county, in the State of , Minnesota, did. on the 4th day of April | 1892, pursuaut to luw, issue to Mrederick A. Powers, license to construct and maintain asluice dam across Prairie River on lois 8 and 9, in section 83, town 58, range 25, in said Itasea county, aad, Whereas. T. R. Foley and Price Brothers (a vo-partuership consisting of E. Price and George .) have succeeded to aj} the After some consideration it was decided to make no change in salaries for the year 1898. | list. Upon aotion $150.00 was appropriated fur the payment of postage and express. The auditor was instructed to advertise for 100 cords of green wood, «nd 100 cords of dry wood for the court.house and jail, Bids for doingand performing the county printing for the year 1808 were opened as follows: Bidot ©.C.Kiley, the publisher of the news- .| paper known as the Grand Rapids Herald- Review, was read offering to publish the de- Lnquent tax list for and at the rate of live (5) cents per description. Bid ot Edward J. Lither and Fred J. Stevens, publishers of the Grand Rupids Magnet, was read, offering to publish the de- linquent tax list for and at the rate of five (5) cents per description. Bid of KE. C. Kiley, publisher of the Grand Rapides Herald-Review, was read, offering to publish the proceedings of the Board of rights, titles, interest and estate of the County Commissioners. the’ financial siate- Iicensee named in said licevse, Frederick A, ment, the udvertising of the official ballot Powers, and are the owners of, and bavein 4nd any other matiar requived te be pub- thelr possession und covirel ail the lands; and real estate descrived in said license, up- on which said dam was constructed, and is situated; and, ie cents per folio for ech subseque lished, for and atthe réte of Ave per folio for the first insertion, ) cenis nd five @) tinsertion, bid of Hdwaré J. Luther and Pred J. Siev- Wuereus, said license will expire on the @08 the publishers of the Grand kapids’ ———— aan BSVSS SLSLSLSISESSLSSSTSLSISISE SE timber and tumbee | ary that 2 | ained at the | tising of vhe off nd Price | the ed to T. R. nd 9, in i und delivered as provided by law upon the filing Of a bond ollars to be approved by Suid resolution being adopted. Upon motion the meeting was adjourned abatement to pu sioners, the financizl statement, (he adv 1 ballot and muttor required to be published, for and at ate of twenty (20) cents per folio for the j | first inserti h subs Comp quent inse: Wild lution, and moved its adoption: 1s, the Grand Rapids M n,and p atthe V ssioner i | State of Minn outinuously » more than one ye: » {and the publishers che: nd the same has been 0 the date hereof, wi have cou of the laws be it hereb; Resolved, that the Gri be, and che same is hereby designated as the newspaper in n the notice and list of taxes upon real property delinquent and an- paid on the first Monday in January, 1898, (being the taxes for the yeur 189), in the County of Itasca, Shull be published, and the county auditoris hereby required to cause suid list to be so published in the said pauper. Said preamble and resolution being adopt- d Rapids Magnet Ss n Commissioner Lydick moved as the newspaper in which the offi ceedings of this Board, the finan bn | mentor said Ltasca County, the offi + | lot, notices, and such other matter as may n | be required to ve published, shall be su pub- Hshet during tbe year 1898. j The said motion Leiug duly seconded and carried. ' After some consideration it | ined that the publishers uf the Grand Rap- | ids Magnet be required so furnish a good and sufficient bond in the sum of $500.00 for the | correct publication of the delinquent tax The following bills were audited and al- lowed: i M.Li ‘Looie, board of prisoners for November. sevens 8 5180 M.L. Tooie, board of prisoners for ! December. - WF in suudry ML. Took Ca Walter 8. Booth & Son, birvh and i death register for Deer River 30, Geo. D, Barnard, & Co. assessment { bouks ank blabks fur isos... 54 20 Geo’ D. Barnuru & Cv. tile wrappers for clerk... . 70 Pioneer Press Co,, blanks aud statlon- ery... w= 85 65 Maurice Moore, yosting fire warde: notices ..... 800 Maurice Moore, extinguishing fires.. 800 Beckfeit & Mather, icerchandise for county «+ Beekielt & Mather, merchandise to Sy hha lish the | 3 nther | 3 and ten (10) cents per folio for | ae 5 ies a red the follow: | $= Grand Rapids, Ke ids, in the County of Itasca and | ‘4 stems oer 2 eeu ARS EIRENE TITS SE awe <i and published tor ; NO meapeootcadas ig | With the provisions of law as required by of 1893 of said state, | that the | Grand Rapids Heruld-Review be designated | a4 3 7 i) g y ‘ us deterin- SS SeoeSeSeEeSsSseseace Louis i reersous, panpe: : 6 ov W.d.& H. 0. Power, merchandise ! for cuuitt 620 Crowley Bic v4, three, bght tis- tunes dur jul {Continued on’page eae: bony os or. 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