Grand Rapids Herald-Review Newspaper, April 6, 1901, Page 4

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WILDER, Prop. FIRST-CLASS IN EVERY RESPECT. Sample Room and Livery in Connection. Special Attention Given to Transvent Trade. Headquarters for Lumbermen. One half Block From Depot. GRA GEO. BOOTH, Manufacturer of Fine Cigars GRAND RAPIDS, MINN. S2SeosrSseeSsSseseSceS Have achieved an excellent reputation all over Northern Minnesota. They are made experienced workmen in Mr and under his personal supervision. anliness and care in manufacture, Call for them. “BOOTH’S CIGARS” of the finest selected stock by Booth’s own shops’ here, ‘This insures the utmost c For sale every where. Se a x D RAPIDS. Se2SsesoeSeSe25Sesoeses5e " 22S S252 5S S22 S2SseSe ees SS 3! Grand epi ts rae Rew _inapid Every Saturday. By E. c. KILEY TWO DOLLARS Six Months........$1 00} Three Months. A YEAR IN ADVANCE, 500 Entered in the Postoffice at Grand Rapids, Minnesota, as Second-Clugs Matter. Official Paper of Itasca County, Villages of Grand Rapids and Deer River aud Town of Grand Rapids. (Official Publication.) PROCEEDING ROARD OF County Commissioners On ITASCA COUNTY. Auditor's office, Itasea County, Mizn. March Ist. 1901. Pursuant to adjournment. the board of County Commissioners of Itasca county, Minnesota, met ut the Auditor's office this Ist day of March, A. D. 1901. at 2 o’clock p.m. Roll call, full board present. @lhe minutes of the last meeting were read and approved. D.A. Dann came before the board and asked for a correction of his personal pro- perty assessment, and asked that item No. 5. 17, 18, and 22 be reduced and the taxes bo missioner Moore moved that item No.5 be re- duced $120,00, item No. 17 be reduced $1,500,00, item No. 18 be reduced $2,200.00 and item No. 22 be reduced $300.00, and the taxes on same be correspondingly abated. The motion was mously adopted. Henry Hughes came before the board and and asked that the personal property assess- ment of Privatz & Hughes be abated upon the grounds that the assessment was made upon a mortgage, which said mortgzuge had been foreclosed and not subject to taxation. After some discussion the matter was laid upon the table. Mrs. Anthony Woods came before the board und requested a correction in her personal property assessment, for the reason she had item No, 5 be reduced $8, and item No. 22 be reduced $35, and the taxes on the same be cor respondingly abated. The motion was duly seconded and upon roll call was unanimously adopted. R. H. Patterson cume before the board and requested that item No. 21 of his personal property assessment be reduced frnm $1,000.00 to $200.00. Commissioner Hennessy moved that the item be reduced $800.(0, and the taxes correspondingly abated. The motion unanimously adopted. Mrs. M. McAlpine camo before the board on behalf of Mrs. L. D’Anjou, and asked that the taxes upon the west 40 feet of the west half of lot 1, 3, 14 and 15, in block 16, original plat for the years 1896 to 1899 inclusive be reduced ont half, together with the penalties and interest thereon. After a careful consideration of the request, Commissioner Lang moved that the abatement asked for, be allowed and recom- mended to the State Auditor for his approv‘al. The motion was duly seconded and carried C. Miller made application for a refund- ment tothe amount of $152.78, same being for an error made in entering receipt number A 1637, same being entered for the full amount 96.14, when it should have been entered as an undivided one-half being $49.07. Receipt nom- ber 9769entered as an undivided one-half amounting to $47.46 should have been entered 34 ofan undivided 4 or $23.73, also receipts numbered 95 and 154 amounting to 356.25 which said receipts has been entered through error as paid. Copies of the receipts being attached to the application. Commissioner Hennessy moved that the board, being satisfied that the statement made in the foregoing application were true, that the refundment be allowed and recommended to the State Anditor for his approval. The motion was duly seconded and upon roll call was unanimously adopied. James O’Harra made application for tho abatement of penalty and interest upon. lands in township 60 range 23 for the years 1896 to 1899 inclusive. Upon motion duly made and carried, the application was allowed. C, H. Marr made application for correction of assessment and abatement of taxes upon lots in the village of Grand Rapids for the years 1897 and 1899 The abatement asked for amounting to 103.25. Upon motion duly made and carried, the abatement was allowed and recommended to the State Auditor for his approval. Brown & Harrison made application for a correction of assessment and abatement of taxes upon lands owned by them in township 55-24-56-24, 56-25 and 55-26 for the year 1899 upon the grounds that said lands wero as- sessed as timber lands, and that all timber on said lands has been removed. prior to the time the assessment was made and that the assess- ment upon the lands has been corrected by the board of county commissioners for the year 1898, wherefor the asked that the assessment be reduced to the assessment as levied for the year 1900 upon said lands, and that the taxes be correspondingly abated... Upon motion duly made and carried the application was al- lowed and recommended to the State Auditor for his approval. At this time an adjournmcnt was taken to 10a. m,, Mareh 2nd 1901, March 2nd, 1901. Pursuant to adjournment the board met at 10 a.m. Roll call full board present. W. D. Washburn Jr. made application for the correction of assessment and- abatement of taxes upon lands owned by him for the year 1898. The abatement asked for amounting to $225.00. On motion duly made and carried, the abatement was allowed and recommended to the Staie Auditor for his approval. The application of the Jobn Martin Lumber company for an abatement of penalty und in- terest on land owned by them was upon mo- tion duly made and carried, laid upon the table. Mr. Rodolph came before the board and re cor- respondingly abated. After a careful con- | sideration of the assessment as made, Com- duly seconded and upon roll call was unani- was duly seconded and upon roll call was |: quested that the application fora refundment pes $380.48, the amount paid by R, R, Cable and W. G. Purdy, over and above the amount of their taxes for the year 1899, which said appli- eation had been laid upon the table ata pre- vious meeting of the board, be taken from the table and considered by tho board at this time, Upon motion duly made and carried the application was taken from the table for consideration. After an explanation by Mr. Rodolph, Commissioner Lang moved that the refundment asked for be allowed and recom- mended to the State Auditor for his approval. The motion was duly seconded and upon roll call was unanimously adopted. The committee on purchasing and supplies reported that they had met at the Auditor's office on January 2ist., 1901,and had received and considered the bids offered for wood, and had awarded the contract for furnishing the same as follows: J. H« Romans 150 cords of green jack pine @ $2.25 per cord. L. W. Hunt- ley, 75 cords of green tamarac @ $2.45, per cord. M. Hagen, 75 cords.of green jack pine @ 22-45 percord. Upon motion duly made aud car- ried the report of the committee was accepted, and the contracts as made by them approved. ‘The financial statement of the county for the year 1900 as prepared by the County Auditor, was submitted for the approval of the board, and after a careful review of the same, Com- missioner Hennessy moved that the statement as prepared by the County Auditor be approv- ed by the board and respectfully submitted to the tax payers of Itasca county. The motion was duly seconded and upon roll call was unanimously adopted. As per advertisement for proposals for the running of the county por farm, there were two prososals presented, and read one from Robert H. Bailey, of Grand Rapids, and one from A. M. Sisler,of Laprairie. After dis- cussing the matter at some length it was deemed advisable for the bourd to inspect the poor farm and to determine tne best plan for the running of the same before any action was taken upon the proposals. Upon motion duly made and earried the proposals were laid upon the table for further consideration. "Phere was a proposal submitted yby Kremer for the burial of the pauper dead in which he agreed to bury same forthe sum of $35.00, On motion duJy made and carried the proposal wag laid upon the table. Upon motion duly made and tied the Auditor was’ instructed to adverrtise for bids for the sale of $15,000.00 of Itusea county road and bridge bonds as per resolution adopted by the board of county commissioners at their meeting held on the 28th day of December, 1900. lowed: F.J. Stevens, publishing proceedings and sundry stationery. Duluth Paper and Supply eon pany, 1 ream of paper. C.C. Miller, clerk hire Janrary and Geo. D, Barnard & roaaneni , sundry been assessed for property that she did not 2 61! oping unmistakable evidence of good faith. or own, After a review of the assessment as | Geo. D. Barnard & company, 1 desk 72 00 | in cases ofextreme urgency. The board re- made Commissioner Hennessy moved that | Free Press Printing company, sondiy:. cognizes the fact that it cannot dictate to the blanks.and supplies... R.J. Dawson, witness fees state vs Viola. T. H, Hennessy, work on water Pipes at rourt house... Geo. D. Barnard & company, sundry George W. Moore, man and team haul- ing supplies small pox patients.. 400 Phillips Clark, witness state ve Glea- John Beck felt. sundry supplies. Henry Hughes & company, >opplies for small pox patients .. Mike Hagen, 54 cords of wood I, D. Rassmussen clerk of court fees. January term. I. D, Rassmussen, sundry fees clerk of court.. A.B, Clair, recording bonds and cert ficates of election wees 3550 Geo. F. Kremer, bedding for jail........ W. J. Kelley, witness State vs Pringle W. S. Booth & Son., probate bianks:... 84 35 W. J. Kelly, witness death of Grant. 492 Jobn O' Reill, witness death of Grant. 212 W. J. Paulman, team hire for commis- sioners.. 5.00 Geo. €. Gilbert, professional ssrvice small pox cases.. 1 0 5 J, Gaar. degady corcmie tern Geath Jacob Miller. W. S. Kingston, 102 cords of wood. H. S. Huson, 22 days court office! 66 00 C. W, Forest, moving wood : 450 J. R. Donohue, acting county fees . - Duluth Paper & Supply company, sun- dry supplies. 28:25 Itasca Mercantile company, sundry supplies... vs Geo. D. Barnard & com, files feo. B. Barnaul & sompauy, ottctle and rubber bands .. Pioneer Press, blanks and carbon pa- any letter per .. 600 F.L. Vance, judge of election. 6o J. H. Brown, 6 days personal buries assesor and blanks. 24°00 George D. Barnard & company blanks... 26:50 Brown, Tracy & company, supplies and blanks tor sheriff. 66:50 Peter Johnson, witness State vsSaare. 2-08 Wm. Richardon, moving wood.. * 12:00 F, L. Kinshella. justice fees death ot Sullivan W J. Paulman, coroners jury death of Frank S. Lang, witness death of Sulli- van - T.u. Kinshelly, coroners jury death of Sullivan. Emit Holler, coroners jury death ot Sullivan . D. T. McPhee, coroners jury death ‘of Sullivan......--. % Thos. Codd, witness death of Sullivan. J. S. Barnard. justice fees state vs O'Reilly teak SB W.C, Tyndall, serving notices of town meeting. .. John Jones, witness stato vs 7s Jacobson. 112 Lizzie Kulna, witness state vs Sarac.. 208 Chas. Pekkola, witness stute vs. Sauro.. 208 A. Reincieus, witness state vs Saare.... And Lund, witness state vs Saare...... And. Johnson. interpet state vs Saare. J, §. Barnard, justice fees stato vs Gleason Ed Blair. teams for witnesses and ju- rors inquest death of Sullivan... ‘W. ©. Tyndall. board of prisoners Jan. Ed Luther, deputy coroner's fees death ot ecules 4 12 00 105 20 The following bisls were audited and al- 4 Brown, Tracy Co, 100 marriage licenses, 500 February. v= 5000 Seoted. Thos. Russell, 2 days quarautining Commissioner Moore offered the following camps --- 20 00 | resolution and moved its adoption: 1G. ¥. Hol beet constabia’ st coruners 1n= Resolved. by this board that, unless advised quest. 10 30] thereto by the county attorney. the justices of Pioncer press Co, 1 book certificates... 10 50 | the peace of the county should ‘refrain from x tax apoReene books using original warrants without first requir- ete. 83.35 of 2 | John G. Frazer, 3 days com 9 40 8-70 | W. G. Moore, 3 days com ot ALO: Frank McCuen, witness state vs Glea- Kp Watocke elise oc vo aioe eae son.. 112 : S I. D. Rassmussen, cop; J. 8. Leary, repairing telephone line. 2 tux list... an Elmer Brock, assistant janitor... 61.50 | Harry williams, team getting jurors... E. C. Kiley, publishing prosedings 48 54! E. ©. Kiley, printing delinquent tax list Silas Smith, clerk of election... 2 901 p. wW. Doran. sundry livery Geo. F, Myers,tobacco for county hos- W. D. Leeman, team getting jurot pital 10 W. C, Tyndall, board of prisoners Feb. T. A. McHugh, board of paupors Nov. and December ... T.A.MeHugh, board vf paupers Jan and February ... 147 50) E. J, Luther, burial of w. i, Long. 11 00) It being the last day of the first annual , meeting and there being further business to | be considered by the board. it was deemed ad- visable that a special meeting of said board | should be held Monday, March 4th5 1901 at 2 o'clock p. m, Ch dt Monday, March 4th, 1901. Pursuant to calla special meeting of the Board of County Commissioners was held at the Auditor's office this 4th day of March, 1901 at 2o’clock p. m. Roll call. all members present. A communication was presented and read from Mrs. Hattie F. Booth, county superin- | tendent of schools, stating that several new schools had been established and the neces- sary expenses incurred by thy superintendent of schools in perfurmance of the duties of said office were ipcreased thereby, and that the salary as fixed for said office by the board of county commissioners at their meeting in Jan- uary was not a reasonable compensation for the duties of said office, and requesting that an additional allowance’for said office be al- lowed by the board. On motion duly made | and carried, the communication was laid upon the table for further consideration. J. 1%. O’Reilly came before the board and protested against the personal property as- sessment of, $400.00, said amount being for | cash. It appearing to tho satisfaction ot the board that an error had been made in the as: sessment, on motion duly made and carried _ the assessment was cancelled. Mr. Henry Crawford came before the board and requested an appropriation for the repair ofan established road on the north line of section 16 township 56 range 26, connecting with the Big Fork road. Commissioner Lang moved that the sum of $50.00 be appropriated out of the road and bridge fund for the repair of said road. The motion was duly seconded and carried, Commissioner Moore moved that James A. Quigg be appointed county assessor for the unorganized portion of Itasca county, for the ensuing year. The motion was duly seconded | und upon rollexll was unanimously adopted. | It being deemed advisable by the board that further examination of lands for the purpose of taxation should be made, Commissioner Lang moved that the committee on taxation be instructed to employ the comnty assessor and necessary assistance for the purpose of making satd examinations. said committee designate the townships to be so e: ned. The motion was duly seconded and carried. The application of Henry Hughes tor abate- ment of personal property taxes was upon | motion duly made and carried taken from the table. The certificate being presented from | the Register of Deeds showing tha* said mort - gage was still taxable, the application was re- cient security for costs. except in cases devel- justices, but the too frequent commencement } that isneedlessly caused the county thereby, | induces this action, The resolution was duly seconded and upon roll call was unanimously adopted. The following bills were audited and al- lowed: T. U. Hennessy, 4 days com. 12.0 « mittee work... ng delinquent DM. Gunn. board of jurors W. C. Tyndall sheriff fees's son and Quigg Scarlett & Ward, cutting 4 miles of road at Rainy Lake... Jol O'Brien, work at court hous | ete . | kets for |W. c. Tyndall, Thompson....... |W. C. Tyndall, looking for witne: Minneapolis. .... | W. ©. Tyndall, trip to Shell Lake W | ~~ eopy of papers from Shell Lake.... a 300 | ‘The following bills were laid over to the ) the next mooting: | M. A. Yancey, 3 days court officer . | John L. Barnard. justice fees st Adams | John L. Barnard. justice fe Lynch... : eae ois John L. Barnard, 19 da; court officer “ justice fees state vs BrOWD,... 00000. ce cate ists peters: | Chas. mearey 2 “days court office: witness state vs Gleason. 1 The following bill was Girard. team for sheriif. 800 me the board adjow | the ‘above tO | timber j Stone than tor agricultural purpe ingthe complaieing parties to furnish suffi-| fle their W. C, Tyndall, freight paid.. 165 sheriff’s fees Walsh-Pringle Parker... .. 15 20 - 2900 J.M, Rymans 150 cords of jack pine wood.. sees. 837 50! Samuel Holcomb, witnes; state vs Adams... 730) cL. Prat expenses of Sey to uiny Cake City 4345} Weekes. Lakh, bows ininalotions for dioes im and milage and committce work: 94 00} Duluth Minn. j May, 1901. "em" REVIVO *: | the sumj of two dollars and twenty Timber Land Act, June 3. 1878. Notice for Publication. United States Land Office, E Duluth, Minn., February 26th, 1901. Notice is hereby given that in compliance with the provisions of the act of congress of June 3. 1878, entitled “An act for the sale of timber lands in the states of California, Ore- gon, Nevada and Washington Territory, as extended to all the Public Land States by act of “August 4, Ist, Sidney Buchanan, of West Superior, county of Douglas, state ‘of Wis- consin, hus this day filed in this office his sworn statement No, 5420, for the purchase of the N ‘% of N W344 and N. Cf a = ne ae section No, 17, in township No. 25, and will offer proof to ee nae rhe eo oe sought is more valuable for its timber or stone than for agricultural purposes, and to establish his claim to said land before the Register and Receiver of this office av Du- luth, gg Res on Monday, the = day of | May. 1901. He names as witnesses: Joe irvine of Stillwater. Minn.; J. L.Goodvin, of Min- ong, Wis.; Bert Goodviu, of Minong, Wis.; Partlow Miles. of West Superior, Wis. Avy and all persons claiming adversely described Junds ure requested to file their claims in this office on or before said 20th day of May,1001, Ws. E. CuvKin, Register. Herald-Review, March 2, May 11. Timber Lana Act, June 3, 1878. Notice for Publication. United States Land Office. Duluth, Minn., Febuary 28th, 1901. Notice is hereby giyeil that in compliance with the provisions of the act of Congress of June ¥, 1878, entitled “An act for the sale of ar ne es of California, Ore- gon, Nevada, and Washington Territory,” extonded to all the Public Land. States by act of August 4, 1802, Daniel J. Driscoll cf West Superior, county of Douglas. State of onsin, has this day filed im | this office his A es ‘0. 5428, for the purchase of ine StcotS Bon Bi % OF SW a of Section No. 9, in Township No. 61. N, Range No.25 W, and w that the land sought s timber or stone than aud to establish fore the Register Duluth, Sinn. He Bert. his claim to se sha Ree Monday, as Witn . L.Goodvin of Minong. Wiss linong, Wis.; Partlow Miles. of West Superior, Wi 1d all persons claiming adversely the Any d ribed lands are requested to file laims in this office on or before said 20th day of May, 101. Ws. E. CULKr, Register. Herald-Review, March 9, May 18. Timber Land Act, Juve 3, 1878. Notice for Publication. United States Land Office, Duluth Minn Notice is hereby given t with tho provis June 3, 1878. March 6th, 1901 in compliance ct of Congress of he sale of gon, Nevada ai ritory,” Sxtended toall the abe land states by act illiam J. Whipple, of Supe- 1s. State of Wiseor N No. ‘2b, in "tow ns! No. No. and will offer show that, land the s timber or nd to establish his elatin to sid land. before. the Register und Receiver of this office at Duluth, Minnesota, on Wednesday. the 20th day of May, 1901) He names as Witne-ses: Joe Irvine, of Stillwater, Minn.; J. L. Good vin, of Minong, Wisconsin; Bert. Goodyin. of inong. Wisconsin; Partlow Miles. of West Superior, Wisconsin. Any and ull, persons claiming adversely the above-described Ss ire Pequested to laim in this office on or before ith day of Muy, 1904. Wm. E.€ i sought more. valuable for said 2 Herald-Review. Mareh 9. Mry 15. | of criminal action which are not based upon | Ténber Land Act, June 3, 1878. solid foundations, and the enormous expense | Notize for Publicatio . United States. Di ct of Copgress of ct for the sale of sof Califurnkt, Orege shington Territory. as extended: to ‘all the I U states by uct of August 4. 189 on, of West Superior, coun a State of Wisconsin, has this day filed in this office his sworn statement No. 540 for the purchase o Section 9,and £ 4s $ 8 in Township No-6l. Range No. 3: (will offer’ proof to show that the lund i luable for its timber or ain for agricultwral poposes, and to ish his clal said land ' before the Register and Re r of this Pe Minn. Hon lay t ~ 238 Goodvin, os, of West Supe ving adversely requested to all the whove-deseri e their claims in this said 2uth day of May, 190! ld-Review. Timber Lond Aet, June 3. 1: Noties for! ‘ublieation, uluth ) = hereby the act of Congress of nact for the sale of timber of Oregon, Nevada, and Washington T asextel nded to the public lund s ase, Witt n A. Otis, of Wesi fr, county of Douglas, State of Wiscon- Supe sin, has ‘this filed” in’ this office his ancien statement No for the purchase of the Ws of NWS and W 4 of S Wy of See~ tion Nol, in nsbip No. Gi. Range Noo Wil offer proof to show that the ht is nore yatuable for i mber or stone t eri valtur 1 pases. and ish his claim to nd before ister and BK on Morday, the 20th day of " Joe He mes as witne st Irvine. of Si » Minn. L Goodvin, fof Minons. Bert Gcodyin, of Minow Was rilow Superior. Wis. Any and all pe ning udversely the ibe sare requested 10 file inthis office on or before said y, 4901. Wm. E. CucKLy, Register. May 11. ake ice piece of Tan@ assessed me, situate i the jeot Minnesota. deserib- }.ot number Eighteen (8, of block number Thirteen {3 of the first sn of Grand Rapids. Itasoa county psottt, Was pursuant to the provisions of Chapter three hundred and twenty two 2 of the general laws of the year one wndeight’ hundred and minty: nine (USM, wt the sale of forfeited lands, persuant. a stute tux judinent-amounting to ($2.26), entered in the district in said ity of Itasca on the 2ist day of March A.’ dings to enforce -the — pays supon suid real esta.e atl: adant in the year one {housand eight That the ed as follows, to-wit ‘men will regain their lost manhood, and ‘will recover their a) which unfite one for study, | prep en It) ‘or refund | firhaa ea | For Sale in Grand Rapids, Minnesota ots hy | BES Fehneapy. 1901. 158 60' Itasca MerchantileCo., druggists . end | Be costs ty averde upon this.moti hundred and nienty seven (1897) and for any. rycar or years, for ter said’ count; ale was held at the ‘Auditor’ s offien ip nty on the Ist day of dane A. D. 4900 the sum of Fifteen dollars and five cents, stid sum being the high- Lest nia therfor. Which sum with interests at the rate ef twelve 1; from the date of said tuding subse~ queat delinquent taxes, interest. ante preon. amounting in.all to the sum of Thirty three dollars und eighty nine. cents (333.89) und this first mentioned sum with ag rests thereon at the rate of twelve (12). | cent per annum from the date of this notice is the amount required to redeem the said tract of hind Crom said sale. i ve d that for the redemption of said land from tim “aid sitle Wilbexpire sixty days attor th cot this ti band the ti in ot the root Of the service thereat and of the. sherit's s therefor in my. office, Witness my hand and Official seal, this 1st. EJ. FARRELL. County Auditor, Itasca County, Minn.