Grand Rapids Herald-Review Newspaper, June 2, 1900, Page 5

Flandke Mrs. M. Brooks has added her stock of millinery. for ladies and children can no prices at her store. Mesdames Brooks and Dor guaranteed in-ev ery Way. Ladies’ and Children’s WQundrwear and Everything’ in furnishing goods Bressmaking parlors in the Brooks millinery store. them will be made im the latest styles and absolutely Mrs. rehiefs.: a fine line of these goods to w be had at the very lowest y have opened dressmaking Work entrusted to M. Brooks. LSBSLSOSVS PWS ISL SITS ISWSE SLVSE ‘Hotel Leland! It is Headquarters for Cruisers, Woodsmen ana River Drivers. In Itasca Choice Rooms by the Firrt-Class Board at SPSBGBSWSLOSCSTESSOS*WENES cea e Thomas Tratnor, Prop. a Best and Most Central $1 per Day House % SOSOHLSLSTS® County. Day or Week and Moderate Prices. Grand Rapids. SLSISWSVSS SLSVSLOSLSLSL SLE: ame i athe nein Manian Wasi ck: Let TPAN'S sors octors find A Good reseription For mankind Ten for five cents,at Druggists, Grocers, Restaurants, Saloons, |News. do you good. Stores ‘and Barbers », and prolong life, he'matter, one’ will Ten samples and one thousand testle monials sent by mail to any address on seceiRt of price, by the Ripans -hemical Co., 10!Spruce St., New ork City. “Tie «: Dray and Express “Line L. W. HUNTLEY, Manager. Package Nelivery a Specialty WOOD FOR SALE Leave Orders at Ponti’s Confectionery Store or Kremer & King’s Office. Driving Shoes and Pacs Kurtzman, Dudiey”| W. C. GILBERT, Pine Lands od Loans Grand Rapids, - - Minn. W. E. MARTIN, MANAGER Irsca Lann Co. PINE AND FARMING LANDS Bought and Sold. SETTLERS LOCATED. Choice Farming Lands for Sale on Long Time and Easy Terms. GRAND RAPIDS, - - MINN. — PROCEEDIN —OF THE— County Commissioners of Itasca County, Minn. Auditor’s Office, [taser County, Minn., AL 1900. The board of county commissioners of Itasca county met in the auditor's office in the village of Grand Rapids at two o.clock p.m, pursuant to call. Roll Call—Commissioners present, Rellis, Buell and powers. The minutes of the last meeting were read, and motion duly made same were approved. The board thon proceeded to the selection of 72 names as grand jurors. Brooks, The following persons were selectad : N Washburn Harry Williams John Gustafson EW Fuller HC Washburn Anthony MeAlpin Frank Ressler John Costello P Ohman + TC Glover LF Kuox Thomas Trainor J W Snyder AA Chase Ed Watson JA Quigg Herman Gram we enDare: DW Doran Swan Rydberg J F Metzger John McDonald Jas Passard James Woodru® Netl Hie! Angus McNevin John Dolph Lochiel McKinnon John Huntington J ESallivan Orra Harry JJ Decker Ch Anderson Angus McDonald John Anderson Edward Stevens AC Blackman J F O'Connell JM Romans Nels Nelson Oliver Reddick John Hedauis Archie McDous JG Fraser W T McEwen CE Watson I L Anderson J G Peters C T Brock G A Vipong John Stenson G F Van Dusen Walter Lyford Frank Green © D Lewis Geo. W Moore IC Thomas John Huff Thomas Benton A Boery F A MeVicar Al Phillips WV Fuller Thomas P Cook Lue D’Anjou Amos Forsythe JJ Foss Joseph St. Peter The following were drawn as petit A Racine August Johnson J De Shaw W J Kelly Henry Cook George Arscott rd Martin Dufficy Wm Bartlett John McGregor LW Lewis James Woolford J A Smith Gilbert Les: George Shook D Shannon Fred Christianson AM Black BE Benson T Currens Alex Nyberg Earnest Gross N Washburn John Brown FC Brown Duncan Harris JJ McDonald Gust Nelson Jobn Irwin S P Pete Frank M William Perrington Frank Hardy William Donnelly Alex Rose & Theo. Betts Matt Nolan HE Graffam BC Shartlitf Andrew Melhous John Denny Neil Mullins Wm Walker Geo S Williams Edward Bergen William Richardson CH Seelye CS Orock LA Willman Joe Dempze: Dan MoCormick LW Huntly James Duffy Charles Collinge Swan Nelson Walter Cronk Alex Cook WW. Wright Bert Brooks AM Sissler Frank Coombs John Wasson Henry Logan John Cochran Ed Huson Charles Morton Charles Clark U C Gravelle Geo Sawyer AM Johnston DMGunn T H Hennessy At this time an adjournment was taken to Tuesday, April 24th, at 10 a.m. uesday April 24th, 1900. Parsuant to adjournment the board met. Roll Call—Commissioners present, Brooks Rellis, Buell and Powers. A communication from the public examiner was read in which he referred to the amount to be allowed the publisher for the publication of the delinquent and forfeited tax lists. The communication was received and ordered filed. Edward C. Hainke made application for the cancellation of the 1899 and prior years’ taxes upon the sw of ne of section 20, town 54 range 24, upon the grounds that the same is government land and not subject to taxation. The application was accompanied by ‘he original entry receipt. Upon motion duly made and carried, the abatement was allowed and recommended to the state auditor for his approval, J.J.McDonald made application for a re- fundment of taxes paid upon lots 10 and 11 in section 7, town 53, range 22, for the years 1895 to 1893 inclusive. The refundment being asked forthe reason that the said described land was platted as the Plat of Swan River in the year 18M, and that the taxes had been paid upon the platted land for the years mentioned. The application was allowed and recommend- ed to the state auditor for his approval. C.A. Smith made applieation for a refund- ment of $11.56 for the amount having been paia by error twice upon lands in section 13, town 60, range 2 On motion duiy made and car- ried the application was allowed and recom- mended to the state auditor for his approval. Charles E. Leeman made application of taxes for the 1893 and prior years on w'% of nw, section 23, town 55, range 55, for the reason that said lands were government lands up to September Sth, 1893, and were not sub- ject to taxation, The application was accom- panied by a certified copy of the final receipt for the lands and upon motion duly made and earried the application was allowed and re- commended to the state auditor for his ap- proval. Osear L. Mather made application for the cancellation of thé taxes upon nw'4 se’. sec- tion 5, town 61, range 24 for the reason that the same Was government land at the time same was assessed. The application being accom- panied by a certificate from the United States land office, certifying that the said land had recently been scrip. The application was al- Jowed and recommended to the state auditor for his approval, The application of the Benedictine Sisters made by their attorney, C.C. McCarthy, Esq, for the cancellation of the personal property taxes was upon motien duly made and car- ried, cancelled, it appearing to the board that such property was exempt from taxation. THES TRAIGHTS AWAY. ae BETWEEN THE GREAT NORTHWES THE EAST GENE BASS AGENTS DULUTH MINN, On motion duly made and carried all othe: applications for abatement wese laid over t the next meeting. | Messrs. King and O'Connell, a c pointed by the village council w: board and requested that the board of county commi:sioners allow the village of Grant Rapids the use of the county jail for the im: | Drisonment of such persons as might be al rested for the violation of any of. the ord nances of said village, Commissioner Buell | moved that the village of Grand Rapids be svanted the use of the county jail for th care of their prisoners, the same to be paid for | at the legal rate, and that the eheriff of said nmittee ap- { ited upon the | ers as mignt be arrested by the village office: The motion was dul d and upon roll all, unanimously L. W Huntley, appeared before the board | and presented a request that the Epise: 1 congregation be allowed the use of the court room for the purpose of holding services therein. The request was granted. Moved and seconded that Commissioner | Powers be instructed to have a shed erected at the county m for the protection of faim- ing tools and zoachinery. Moved and seconded that a committee of | three be appointed to select a suitable fence | for the enclosure of the court house grounds andtohave same erected. The motion was ied and the following committee was | Commissioners Powers, Rellis | and Buell. Moved and seconded that the janitor be in- structed to secure assistance and make a thorough cleaning of the court house. Moved and seconded that the sum of $100 be appropriated out of the road and bridge fund for the cutting out and bridging ef the road recently surveyed at Split Hand. Said work to be done by Peters and Vipond, and the said sum of $100 to be paid when the work is prop- erly done and approved by the board of Com- | missioners. Upon roll cull the motion was | unanimously adopted. Commissioner Powers reported that several complaints had been made to him about a bad | spot in Prairie river road and as he under- stood it could be repaired at a small cost. Moved and. seconded that Commissioner } Powers be instructed to have the said road The motion was adopted, repaired, read from Public | forth the A communication Examiner Pope setti some of the county off s had as yet failed tofile their annual report as by law required and requested, that action be taken, on mo o tion duly made and carried the matter s referred to the county attorney. The report of Com oner Rellis was read and on motion duly made and carried, and the report was accepted and ordered filed. Upon motion duly made and carriéd, missio} ucted to have tho } old boiler lying in front of the court house re- moved therefrom. The following bills were allowed: F J Stevens, printing financi ment and sundry notice: C M Storch, coroner’s fees, death of Ole matson J Gendron, labor and material 1 ropair- ing jail...... 450 George Myers. tol 340 Village of Grand Rapids, water * Oct. Ist, 1900 ae Se . 2500 Sam Tyndall, seven cords green poplar. 4 00 Duluth Paper company, sundry sup- plies and stationery..... - 2151 BR Bell, sundry drugs for jail. 100 Mrs. James Clellan, 4 days witness fe John Rellis, commissioner's per diem and mileage...... = 10 00 AD Brooks, cominissioner’s per diem and mileage... 920 HD Powers, commissioner's per diem. 600 C A Buell, commissioner's per diem and,mileage.......- 6 60 C A Buell, taking in tory at poor 3 40 fe 19 65 Pioneer Pi company, personal prop- erty blanks. ... . 43.50 Geo D Barnard ‘& Co., sundry blanks, record books and supplies 81 6 W C Tyndal!, sundry sheriff's fees, amount of bill, $66.90, allowed at..... 29 00 The bills of John L, Barnard and HS Huson county of I 1 o'clock in the county be instructed to receive such prison- | Is Com | tim for justice fees in sundry cases were laid over to the next meeting. There being no further business the board adjourned. E. J. FARRELL, County Auditor, Attes: Eastern Minnesota Railway. TIME TABLE. STATIONS. Going East. . Paw! inneapol - Duluth. wan River ... Hibbing... -Grand Rapid: Deer River. L 2.19 L Palstabetstd =! eeare BBRRERREER F. I. WHITNEY, G. ae Sin aul Minn. io MODNEY vitghe Atlan. EMOCRATIC COUNTY CONVENTION AND PRIMARIES. A Democratic deleg: asca, Si Thu y. June afternoon of ehallin the village of Gr n suid county, for the purpose of selecting | delegates to the Democratic state conv ion tc @ in the city of Minneapolis, on Wes y, June 20th, A. D. 1900, for the pury oosing 18 deleg is alte’ na con- | vention to be in the | e convention for the ate of Minnesota, v ud 1900, at 2 held on lith, held at Kansa on Wed : 1990, to nomiuate Demo- | candidates tor President and i United States of Amen cratic President of the Also for the purpose of des dent of said c unty who shall ded to the State convention for ele member of the State Central Committee, to appoint a Central County Committee, the members of which shall serve for two years | or until their f shall have qualifie and transact such oth business as may properly come convention, The basis of representation shall be one delegate for every 10 votes or major fraction thereof, cast for Hono le | John Lind for Governor in November, 1898. and alsoone delegate at large for every | me | are elected ‘col, voting precinct. | Tn accordance with the above apportion-| ment the ai precincts will be entitled to | of delegates: Iron Range. the following numbe Bass Brook. Bass Lake. Koochiching. .... Kehland Dear Lous Lawren McCormic Deer River ... Pokegem: Decker Grand Rapids No. Hanson Brook...... 4 Hutt. : | Hartley Lake é Tho primiiries tothe electanoe deleg: shall be held in the usual voting plac the several precincts on Mon of June, A. D, 190, from 4 to 5 o'clock. p. mi. By order of Democratic County Committee. D. W. Di J. R. Donanu Se in y the li day 2rald-Review April 14-June 10. Notice for Publication. United States Land Office. ya s extende: a o all the pub . of August 4 Is W Rapids, Mi nnesota, | registe Minn., 900. er and rec ei on Thursday, the 2th day of June, MecDonaid, all of Minn. ‘Any and all persons claiming adversely the above described lands are requested to file their claims in this office on or before said 28th day “ oe 1904. M. E. CULKIN, Register. W E. NEAL, Dealer in Pine and Farming) Lands. The finest List of Agricultural and Grazing Lands in the County. The Most Excellent Sites for Manu facturing Enterprises. Prospective Settlers Located. Correspondence Solicited. Grand Rapids, - - Minn. DOCTOR - MILES’ NERVINE, ‘ The Brain and Nerve Food and Medicine, Quiets Irzi- tated Nerves, Soothes the tired Brain, Builds up the Vital Powers of the Body aad Overcomes Disease. It Ceatains no Opiates noe other harmfs! dregs. Sold at all drug stores on a positive guare antee. Write for free advice and bookiet to Or. Miles Medical Co. Elkhart ind. Facts For European Travelers. Duluth is about 1040 miles from the nearest Atlantic sea-port—Mon- treal, a 86 hour journey. Splendid vessels of 10,000 tons leave Montreal tri-weekly for Liverpool. The dis- tance is 2661 miles. Duration of voy- age seven days. Steamers are scheduled to sail one hour after arrival of passengers via | Duluth, South Shore & Atiantic Ry. The journey from Duluth to New York or Boston is about two days. Distance to Liverpool from New York 3130 miles. From Boston 2997 miles, The largest and fastest vessels afloat sail daily for Europe. Intending European passengers should arrange passage through a re- liable and experienced agency to in- sure economy and comfort. This can be done by applying to T. If. Larke, Ass’t. Gen’l. Pass. Agent, D. S.S. & A. Ry., 426 Spaulding Hotel Block Duluth. Tickets viaall Trans-A tlantic lines Cabin plans. and complete un-to-date information as to rates and service on all steamers. Agency ‘for Thos. Cook & Son’s European Tours. Itasca County : Abstract Office KREMER ‘& KING, Proprietors. ABSTRACTS, REAL BSTALE, FIRE INSURANCE, Conveyances Drawn. Taxes Paid for Non-Residents, GRAND RAPIDS, - - ° MINN. ¥, P. SHELDON. Cashier c.E. AIKEN, Asst. Cashier ©. W HAsrTincs. President. P. J. SHE ON. Vice President. A. B. CLAIR, Register of Deeds of Itasca County, Mineral, Pine and ‘Farming Lands Pine Stumpage Bought. ABSTRACTS OF TITLE. GRAND RAPIDS: _ | Parris $25, 00 additonal. Lumbermen’s Bank Of Grand Rapids, Minn A 35 day trip leaying Duluth even- ing of June 14th. Arrive Montreal June 16th, 8:00a.m. Sail on Allan Line steamer Parisian 9:00 a. m., same day joining party managed by Thos Cook & Son. Five days each in London and Paris. Fare includes all ‘traveling expences. First class ocean passage. Carriage drives for sight seeing etc., etc. An extra week in “For further particulars apply to Duluth, pum Sbore & Atlantic Ry. T. H. LaRKE, Ass’t. Gen’l. Pass. Agent, Duluth, Minnesota, | |