Grand Rapids Herald-Review Newspaper, April 15, 1899, Page 8

red inthe Postoffice at Grand Rapids, Entered inh. us second-class matter. leaves. -the date ‘open to others: who | might take advantage of it. Itasca Hive is increasing 1m membership and bids fair to soon be the largest ladies organization in the village. Last week the Magnet was most | profuse in its praise of the jury that kept the pubhsher of that sheet out of City and Vicinity. NOTES OF NEWS AND PERSONAL. The usual spring moving is well under way. W. J. Kelly and wife made a trip | to Deer River Friday. Register and Mrs. A. B. Clair re- turned from Duluth ‘J uesday. Be Postmaster W, W. Wright of Swan River was in town this week. A boy was born to Mr. and Mrs, George Vient, on Monday, Apmil 10. For rent—7 room house near Ice lake. Inqumre ot Mrs, A. N. Phillips. Mrs. George Lothrop is visiting her sister, Mrs. Maddy, at Winni- goshish, ‘ 1on Agent McLennan, midji, visifed with his family here over Sunday. : Attorney and Mrs. C. L. Pratt re- turned from a_ visit to Minneapolis yesterday. Attorney J. R. Donohue has rented the F, F. Price residence on Hoffman avenue and will occupy the same in a few days. Walt Johnson has disposed of his interests in Deer River, and contem- plates engaging in the general mer- chandise business at Cass Lake, Clerk of Court Rassmussen and Village Recorder King returned home trom Duluth, where they had been taking an abstract of, the land office records. A.J, Doyle of Grand Forks, N. D. a brother-in-law of Henry Logan, has been here on a visit during the week. He returned to the Forks today. Al. Phillips has — concluded that there is money to be made on his Split Hand farm, and_ will shortly move thereto and become a genuine agriculturist. Mrs, W. V. Fuller arrived from Grand Forks on Wednesday. where she had spent the winter with her daughter Bertha, who is attending school in that city. Angus McIntosh has let a contract to J. S. Lofkerg for a considerable addition to his house on Kindred avenue. The oid structure will be entirely remodeled. About $500 wiil be expended in making the change, John O’Brien came down from the dam works this week on a business trip. He is now im the employ of the government, hauling supplies to Winnibigoshish dam. He had a very successful winter logging. Mrs. Wade Blaker has sold her residexce on North Leland avenue to J. W. Taft. Mrs. Blaker expects to Jeave Grand Rapids in a month or so on a visit to relatives in Kansas. after which she will join her husband at Ft. Selkirk, Alaska. County Treasurer Miller has pur- chased the residence on the corner of Houghton avenue and Sixth street, formerly owned by F. A. McVicar, and has moved his family therein. ‘The house vacated by the Millers 1s now occupied by Mr. and Mrs. W. ¥. Sims. ; Ed Joppich, the man who stabbed Louis Anderson at Powers camp near Hibbing, in this county, was brought here this week and bound over tu the grand jury. Hes now in-the coun- ty jail. Anderson is reported as re- covering. Mrs. R. S.. Crandall will give her spring opening Wednesday and Thursday, April 1g and 20. All ladies, misses and children are cor- dially invited to call and inspect our stock. This seasons’ millinery is beautiful and itis theught all will be amply paid for their trouble. Mrs. R. S. Crandall. Some of the ladies who interested themselves in purchasing the piano for Village hall are convinced that the instrument is being. ruined in the hall, and they are considering the advis- ability of removing it to some private house where it will not be constantly exposed to extreme changes of tem- perature. Now that- spring has ar- rived, however, the danger of further harm is past for this season, and it might be just as well to allow the piano to remain where 1t is until cold weather comes again. ‘ Misses’ Mae McLennan and Edith Crossly are preparing to give an elocutionary and musical entertain- ment at Village hall on May 4. ‘The program to be presented wiil prove one of. the most pleasing ever given in Grand’ Rapids, and the young ladies should be greeted with a large audience. ‘Tickets will be placed on sale in tew days. The Herald-Review is requested to announce that Itasca Hive, L. O. T. M. have voted to abandon ther pro- posed May day socral dance. ‘This at Be- | jail through a feeling of sympathy. ‘The Magnet insulted the intelligence of the men who spared it from further dergrace and humihation by claiming | that the verdict rendered in the case _ of the state vs Stevens was a confirma- tion of the falsehoods printed concern- | ing F. A. King, and promptly signed and caused to be published a plain | siatement to the contrary, and drove | the le: down the Magzet’s, neck. Now that paper unblushingly asserts that the jurymen didn’t know what they were doing “and are _per- jurers and fools, who unwittingly sub- mitted to a hypnotic inflnence exer- PROCEEDINGS! Official Publication of the Pro ceedings of the Meeting of MARCH 27, A. D, 1899. Of the Board of County Com- missioners of Itasca Co. The Board of County Commission- ers of- Itasca County, Minn., met at the Auditor’s office, in the Village of Grand Rapids, at ten o’clock A, M,, persuant to call. Following members were present: Everton, Myers, Leeman and Fuller, Chairman Rillis being absent. Com. Leeman was elected Chairman pre- tem, ‘Lhe minutes of the previous meet- ing were read and approved. Lhe following communi received: ‘To the Honorable Board of County ion was Commissioners, Itasca County, Minn. ; Greeting: Gentlemen—I hereby solicit at your hands the appointment of Su- pervisor of Assessments for the term ensuing. I am prepared to furnish your honorable body with a good and sufficient bond 1m any sum you may select for the faithful and impartial discharge of the duties attending the office I seek from your hands. Cuas. MILaNey. The communication was ordered laid ongthe table. The Court Commissioner’s bond in the sum of $2,000,00 with Eugene A. Arnold as principal, and C. A. Buell and Moses Manston as sureties was approved. Commissioner Leem:n, from the committee ou claims, pre- sented the following report: ‘To the honorable Board of County Commissioners Geutlemen:—Your committee on claims, to whom = was referred the matter of claims against Itasca Coun- ty has given the same careful consid- eration, and beg leave to report as follows, that the following claims be allowed, Respectfully submitted, C. BE. LEEMAN, W. A. Everton, 85 21 T.A. Modlogi: board of paupers Ww. ‘tyndall, bourd of prisone: 33 68 Larry Whalen, 4 U8 { és 406 = 406 john Gendry, wood for court house. 6 Bt J.S. Lofberg, = * = . B75 ; Charles Kearney. :justice court State vs. J. B. Hill. 23 25 Charles Kearney, ju: State vs. Wm. Kolb,. 2% Charles Kearney, justice cout State vs. J, Grunbois..... ... Y 240 Charles Kearney. justice court fe State . Porrier .. Foseee 2 40 Kearney, justice court fees, State vs. Gust Anderson.. aseee 465 Charles Kearney, justice court fees, State vs. A. P. Seamun.......:.. . 425 Charles Kearney, justice court | State vs. J. Thompson. .......... Charles Kearney, justice court State vs, A. Danforth Charles Kearney, jus! State vs. A. Danforth Wm. B. Dixon, witness in W. B. Holman. justice court fees. State vs. Louis Carlson. . fees, ve. Phos Ligne... :.<.50> bse os cus oe ¥ocs W. Huntley. transportwtion of James Flood to Grand Forks........... 4 L.W. Huntley, transportation of Mrs. ~’ Murry to Minneapolis,,...,...-.0,..... E. aber: oilfny floors and painting in jail.. E. Luther, zie Spephoenia E.g. Luther, ca Van Dusen. f and work at hall. oa ‘matter of clairs against’ Itasca Coun. ty. has given the same. careful con- sideration, and beg leave to report ag ollows; That the following bills be allowed at the following prices: Geo. D, Barnard & Co,, boeks and sta- tionery for county treasurer, $33.25 allowed at... es enes sacse> Co., blanks for eo. D. Barnard & sheriff. $1.57, allowed at. Geo. D. Barnard & Co., sun ery, etc. $18.00, allowed at. Geo. D. Barnard & Co... booi dries for clerk of district court, $10.50, allowed at... ... 7 87 Geo. D, Barnard & Co. sheriff, $3.87, allowed at.. se. 2.98 Pioneer Press Co., stationery, $8.00, al- lowed at... oa ee ones - 6,00 Pioneer Press Co., books, $15.75, allowed Abe aa 98 oe one were W181 Pioneer Press Co., books, $50.50, allowed Ab...» - BF 87 Pionee aw allowed at 8.75 Pioneer Pre: lowed at. 15.22 W, C. Tyndall, Sheriff's fe lowed..... 17.65 W.C. eee sheriff's fees, $55.65, al- lowed at... oa gst «. 45 40 D. M. Gunn. board 6f jurors, January term of court, $39.00, ullowed at.....2. 19 50 Frank Poepke, board of Lizzie Stepony, $23.25, allowed ut .. 30 00 L.A. Swanson, W. S. Kingston, wood for Court House, $163.65, allowed at. 158 87 Commissioner’ Myers offered the following resolution: That the report of the committee on Claims be accepted and its recom- mendation concurred in. Adopted. Commissioner Leeman, from the committee on claims, presented the following report: To the honorable Board of County Commissioners. Gentlemen:—Your committee on claims, to whom was referred the matter of claims against Itasca Coun- ty, bas given the same careful con- sideration, and beg leave to report as follows, that the following claims be not allowed: Geo. Winslow. one day witness. state vs. 8. J, Howe and mileage.. aie H. Cramer, nursing and medicines for Lizzie Sephanore. 16 ee Halverson, splitting wi jail. 29 50 Commissioner Everton offered the following resolution: table, ‘in’ the sum +of’ $500, With M. Ponti and Anthony -McAlpine, as sureties, was on motion approved. On motion the treasurer was in- structed tu transfer $82,01 from the contingent fund to the A. J. Dwyer judgment fund and that he procured discharge of said judgment. On motion the council proceeded to the election of a Village Attorney by ballot, with the following result: Total_number of votes cast 5, of which Frank F. Price received 3, and C. L. Pratt 2. Frank F. Price having received a majority of the votes cast was de- clared duly elected Village Attorney. George Vieut was on motion duly appuinted Street Commissioner and he was instructed to assume the du- ties of said office on April 15th, and to be under the direction and control of tbe Committee on Streets and Alleys. ‘The salaries of the following-named officials were fixed at tbe following amounts, to- $200 per year, 50 per month. Village treasurer, 1% per cent of the money paid into his hands, The President announced the ap- pointment ot the following Commit- tees, viz: Water works, Hepfel and King. Claims and accounts, Hepfel and King. Police and license, ' Hepfel. Streets and alleys, O’connell and D'Anjou. On motion, Kremer & King were instructed to write $400 insurance on the pump station building; and #600 on the machinery therein contained On motion, the Council adjoursed to Thursday, April 20th, FRED A. KING, Recorder, D’Avjou ané Notice of Applications ta Sil Intoxieating Liquors. Resolved, ‘That the report of the committee on claims be accepted and its recommendation concurred in. Adopted. There being no further business the Board adjourned. E. J. FARRELL, County Auditor. PROCEEDINGS — OF THE— VILLAGE COUNCIL —OF THE— Village of Grant Rapid A regular meeting of the village council of Grand Rapids, Minnesota, was held at the village hall on Thurs~ day, April 6th, 1899. Present: President Berney, Trus- tees O,Connel', D’Anjou, Hepfel aud Recorder King, Minutes of last meeting were read, cted and approved as corrected. Several claims were on motion al- lowed as charged and warrants or- dered drawn for the amounts as fol- lows: W. V. Fuller & Co., lumber for co airs at pump station........ 1 68 | Fred W. Miller, labor re; ; station. 25 Ed. Huson | court... Rn M. C, Lal er cord 46 50 Alfred H. Furl $1.50 par cor 30 00 J, M. Romans, wood and drayag’ 5 00 E. C. Kiley, printing 10 2% Fred A. King, postage. 1 Join L. Barnard, thawing hydrants Application and bond of Angus Me- Donald for liquor license was pre- seuted, also the applications and bonds of William J. Kelly, Richard Duke, and Wilder & Hickey. On motion d applications were ordered published and hearing set for April 20th, at 8:30 P.M. erepor’ of William B. Holman, Justice of the Peace, of tines collected by him during the month of March, was read and ordered filed. STATE OF MINNE! Couuty of Itas Village of Deer River. i Notice is hereby given. that appli- cations have been made in writing to the Council of said Village of Deer River and filed in my office, praying for license to sell intoxicating liquors for the term commencing on » 20th, 1899, and terminating on » 20th, 1900, by the following sons, aud at the foll wing plac stated in said applications, re tively, to-wit: Etta Churenill, in the west reom on the ground fiver of the building Known as Hotel Deer River, situated on lot No. 19, in block No. 6, origin- al towusite of tie town of Deer Riv- er, Itasca couviy, Minnesota. George ‘I. Robinson, in the trout room on the west side of the cne- story frame building situated on lot No. 20, in block No. 6, original plat of Deer River, Ita county, Minn. Catherine Baker, in the front room on the ground tivor of the two-story frame building situated on lot No. 25, block No. 6, original plat of Deer River, Itasca county, Minn. 3. W. Robinson, in the front room of theone-story frame building situ ated on lot No. 27, in block No. 6, original plat of Deer River, Mian. ~ Sheehy & Mortissy, in the front room on the eround tioor of the two- story frame..o...dding situated on lots Nos. 29 and 50, block No. 6, original plat of Deer River, Minn. James A. Quigg, in the eas* room ou the ground floor of the two-story frame building known as Hotel Quigg situated on fraction lop No, 12 in block No. 7, original plat of Deer Kiver, Ltasca conuty, Minn. Said applications will be heard and determiued by said Council of the Village of Deer River at the Council Chambers in the Hotel DeerRiver in said Village of Deer River in Itasca county and state of Minnesota, on Wedndsday, the 19th day of April, 1899, on 8:30 o'clock p. m. of that day. Witness my hand and seal of Deer OTA, River this first day of April A. D. 1899 P. R. BROOKS, Village Recorder. Our dress tnmmings and. fancy yoke fronts arrived and are strictly upto date. if you are looking for something nice, we are ready to serve you. The bond of Peter Foley, as Cons- FINANCIAL STATEMENT. Continued From Page Five. W. Moonhouse, assistant 225.00 $1859.40 W. A. Dafter . Jas. Doran, livery. 200 J. A. Brown, surveying, record! a plating Deer Lake and Deer River County road tesecesvens 24 00 Herman Mitke. one day's work on county road A ag Geo. Stérling, one day's word on coun- ty road. ... - 150 John Denny, one and one-half days’ ,work on county road..... wee 2B James Woodard, three day's work on county road - 450 W._E. perie: I county row Wm. Sterling, om ty road... f 150 . 8. Leary, repairing lights, of county attorney... + . 100 Itusca Merc. Co., medicine aud cloth- log for DanRars:-. - 10 80 N. J. Oor, sundry stamps for court house officers. 315 GC. ct ag mileage. We. Full ine paljeage 9 00 milnere 14 60 mileage. - 10 00 Commissioner Fuller offered the following resolution: Resolved, That the report of the Committee on Qlaims be accepted and it’s recommendation cuncurred jin. Adopted. Commissioner Leeman, from the ; committee on Claims, presented the following report: of County To the honorable Board Commissioners; Gentlemen:—Yourj committee on claims, to whom was referred the I, A. Williams, Trout Lake road . S$ Ryedberg, Trout Lake road W. E. Myers, Prairie River road.... L. F. Knok, lumber Prairie River road. W. V. Fuller, lumber Prairie River road. Felix Mallette, 2 days work Prairle River ruad C. A. Buell, 3 days work Prairie River road Geo. Ridell, blacksmithing Prairie River road Chas. Loehman, blacksmithing Prairie Rive! road .. Ww. J. & H. D. Powers, hardware Pra'me River road Wm. Richardson, 2% days work Praire River road A. Thompson, 2 days work Prairie River Toad .. F Thompson, 2 days work Prairie River road C. E. Leeman, 4 days work Prairie River read . ¢. S. Brock, 2 days with team.. Smith and Riddell, blacksmithing - STATEMEFNT:“0.” EXPENSES OF RETURNS OF BIRTHS AND DEATHS. D. P. Redding STATEMENT “Q.” ROADS AND BRIDGES. 3 44.00 M. J. Taylor, reg. births and deaths, Deer River 2.25 Felix Mallette, reg. births and deathes, Grand Rapids 12.00 Swan Rydberg, reg. births and deaths Trout Lake .... BD $ 1250 % STATEMENT “P.” FIRE WARDEN. August Amel ......... seee-B 10.00 Chas. C. Hooker ..... seee8 10.00 Feter Balff ., 4.50 P. Crowley Edward Moore 8.00 M. Moore .. 3 107.23 j Ole Hanson, Trout Lake Road .. A Lieversteen, Trout Lake road i. C. Benson, Trout Lake road . L Carlson, Trout Lake road . ‘Wm. Poppe, Trout Lake road F, Christianson, Trout Lake road Cole Benson, Trout Lake road .. J. W. Snyder, Trout Lake road .. J. Hendrickson, Trout Lake road G. Faulkengher, Trout Lake road R. Faulkengher, Trout Lake road Wm. Peterson, Trout Lake road .. J. Beadle, 2% days work Deer Lake roa. Wm. Bullis, Deer Lake road Frank Freestone, 4% days with team Deer Jas. Woodard, Deer Lake road 16. Wm. Sterling, Deer Lake road 3.76 John Hedquist, Deer Lake road 20.40 Gev. Sterling, Deer Lake road 12.75 M. Hedquist, Deer Lake road 14.10 F. Peterson, Deer Lake road .. 1,50 John Erickson, Deer Lake road 16.48 Wm. Bewell, Deer Lake road 1.50 J. Larson, Deer Lake road . 15.76 Gust Linquist, Deer Lake road 9.00 John Nelson, Deer Lake road 7.0 Gec. Davis, eDer Lake road’ 2.50 has. Harrison, Deer Lake road 2.50 Gvst Hedquist, Deer Lake road .. 8.10 Herbert Walker, Deer Lake road i © 7.48 J. Everton & Son, supplies Deer Lake road 1.8 A Hanson, Deer Lake road -%8 Pat Mahr, Deer Lake road 7.80 Chas. Gunderson, Deer Lake road... 1.50 J. Everton & Son, mdse, furnished for work on ‘Bowstring road.... H. Crawford, work on Bass Lake road.. he . F. L. Knox, lumber for culvert Splithand road 3 4.88 A. Phillips, work on Splithand road.. - 10.75 John Peters, work on Sp.ithand road. 21.00 G. J. Peters, work on Sp.ithand road .... 14.265 Kneutson & Cook, work on Split hand road . - 20.00 Roy Vipon, work on Splithand road .. + 6.00 F. Peters , work on Splithand road. 3.00 | Frank Larson, building bridge in sec. 81, town 58, range 25. 3 15.00 Fiaak Larson, bullding bridge in sec. 17, town 58, range 25. + 7,00 nk Larson, opening road from Gales ranch to Kehl & Deary’a—$ 10.60 Jas. Doran, livery used by committee overlcoking road work........9 28.00 Tiorel expenses of COMMIttEE ........cceeceeoeccesedcepeasecere aseeee oe 6.00 STATEMENT “R.” MISCELL ANEOUS. I. D, Rassmuseen, d'strict court fees.. I. D. Rassmusser,., «elinquent tax list.. me A. B. Clair, recording bonds and oaths of tewn officers John Cox, work on court house grounds Fred Nelson, work on court house ground Geo, Lothrop, work on court house grounds. F. P. Sheldon, insurance . A. B. Clair, listing mortgage: J. A. Brown, work on board of equalization C. C. McCarthy, expenses to St. Paul.. . {. D. Rassmussen, district court fees June ferm. Kremer & King, abstract to poor farm P. H. Kirwin, field notes. Beckfelt & Mather, clothing for prisoners F. O. Pohnson, work on furnace Roy Bell, ink .. sanies J M. Romans, drayage . STATEMENT /SALARIES OF COUNTY OFFICERS. H. R King, county auditor.... x A. A) Kremer, county treasurer Cc. C. McCarthy, county attorney. 4. C. Kiley, judge of probate.... Mrs. O. H. Stilson, county superintendent. J. E. Johnson, jarler....: H. B. Ehle, county physician H. E. Graffman, auditor's clerk Louise J. Nisbett, auditor’s clerk Alvin Kremer, auditor’s cler! Fred King, auditor’s clerk. Pete Foley, janitor Wm. Henshaw, enginee STATEMENT “T.” PER DIEM AND MILEAGE OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. STATEMENT “U." Mississippi River Lumber Co W. J. Kelly, 312.10 18.60 —- Interest paid on county warrants redeeméd. Annual interest on bonded indebtedness...- RECAPITULATION OF EXPENSES FOR THE YEAR 1398. Statements A., B., C., Court expense: Statement D, pauper expens: Statement E., books and stationery Statement F., printing and publishing. Statement G., Probate court fees. Statement H., conveying insane te asylum Statement I., Justice eourt expense. Statement J., election expense...... Statement K., court house and jail expense. Statement L., water, light and fuel..... Statement M., sheriff's fees inc.uding board of pri Statement N., assessing and surveying. Statement O., expense of returns of births and deat Statement P., fire warden. expense. : . Statement Q., roads and bridges. Statement T., commissioners per diem and mileage . Statement U, refund: Paid interest on county warfants BR. J. FARRELL, (Seal.) County Auditor._ $s 193.0 $s 100.9 3.9 es we $888.54 Geo. Lydick, county commissione: $15.00 | H. Logan, county commissioner... 9.00 A, E. Wilder, county commissioner. 139.00 C. W. Robinson ... 114.60 #8. C. Finnigan .. 61.00 REFUNDS ALLOWED AND FOR WHICH WARRANTS WERE ISUED. $ 30.70. ‘774,84 10522.05 ed Wane The foregoing Statement, prepared by the County Auditor, ie thie day ep- proved by this board and 1s respectfully submitted to the Taxpayers of Itasea. County. i a : Dated, Grand Rapids, Minn., February 15th, 1999. eh 4 W. E. MYPRS, IOHN RELLIG, W. Y. PULLER, am Be Avkhost: ; * A