Grand Rapids Herald-Review Newspaper, April 20, 1901, Page 4

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FREE LUNCH ALWAYS SERVED === Css SS SS SS SS SSS SS SS SSS S33 SS SSe555 pring and Summer uitings Suiting i F\County Commissioner. —OF— ITASCA COUNTY. Avpitor’s Orrice, Irasca County, MINN. ‘Tuesday, April 2d, 1901, Minutes of ‘the last meeting were read and approved. z It being the time set for the opening of bids and proposals for the purchase of the $15.000.00 of {tasca county road and bridge bonds, the several bills were opened as follows: 4 Bid of R. V. Montague & Co., accrued inter- est and premium of $455. Bid of Kane & Co., accrued interest and premium, $627.50, Bid of John Nuveen & Co., accrued interest and premium of $562.50. Bid of D. M. Farson, accrued interest and premium of $390.00. Bid of S.A. Kean, accrued interest and a premium of $443.00. Bid of Lawrence Barnum & {Co., accrued in- terest and premium of $337.50. ; Bid of Commercial Investment company, ac- crued interest and premium of $475. Bid of W. J. Hayos & Sons, accrued .interest and premium of $1,384, Commissioner Moore offered the following resolution and moved its adoption: Resolved, By the board of county commis- sioners of Itasca county, Minnesota, that the bid and offer of W.J..Hayes & Sons, of Cleve- land. Ohio, to purchase $15,000.005 per cent road and bridge bonds of Itasca county, dated December tst, 1900, be accepted by this board, and that the chairman of said bourd and the allowed and recommended to the state uuditor for his approval. A. M. Sisler made application for a refund of #1.50 the amount paid by him atthe forfeited tax sale, which tax had been previously paid, annulling the sale thereof. Upon motion duly made and carried the application was allowed. Henry C. Washburn made application for a correction of assessment and abatement of taxes upon lots 4and5 in block 27. Plat of La- Prairie. Upon motion duly made and carried the application was allowed and recommended to the state auditor for his approval. Alex Sang made application for a correction half and the tuxes correspondingly abated. John F, Manness made applicatson for a cor- rection of assessment and abatement of taxes upon lots Sand 4, block 29. Original Plat, for the years 1896 to 1899 inclusive. Upon motion duly made and carried the application was allowed. Henry {Gelenaw made application for the correction of assessment and abatement of taxes upon lots7 und 8, block 29, Original Plat. Upon motion duly made and carried the application was rejected. J. H. Gruber made application for the cor- rection of assessment and abatement of taxes for the year 1900, upon lands in town 57, range 22, Upon motion motion duly made and car- ried the application was laid over,and that the assessor be instructed to examine said landsand report atthe next meeting. The county attorney reported the assessment made. and taxes levied upon the lands owned by Edward Bergen were illegal and he would rec- ommend that the abatement asked for be al- lowed. Upon motion duly made and carried the application was allowed and recommend- ed to the state auditor for his approval. Sheriff Tyndall reported that the carpets on the second floor of the sheriff's residence were worn out, and the walls were in bad condition; also the walls in the county jail chase a carpet for the large room and alcove in the northwest corner, and to put in a hardwood floor in the hallway on the second floor, and to have the walls catcimined in the sheriff's residence, ulso inthe jail. _ Upon motion duly made and curried the sheriff was instructed to have Timothy Mc- Grath removed to the county hospital. Superintendent of Poor McHugh came be- fore the board and requested a settlement for the increase of live stock on the poor farm. It was duly moved and curried that Mr. McHugh pay to the county the sum of $4 in settlement of the same. B.C. Finnegan came before the board and submitted the following proposition:: Grand Rapids, Minn., April3, 1901. Tothe Honorable Board of County Commis- stoners of Itasca County: Gentlemen: I am about to begin prospecting foriron on my farm adjoining the poor farm and desire to make the following proposition to your body: If you will lease me the right to enter upon the land used as a poor farm and prospect the same and make test pits und shafts and remoye any merchantable iron I may find thereon, with the usual priv- ileges as to the use of the surface for build- ings, etc., for stock piles, for necessary reads ENDREN &TALLANT [0 17-119 West Superior Street, Duluth, Yes, without doubt the most desirable assort— ment at The Head of The Lakes, Many dis- criminating, exacting people have told us as much, We selected them to be unequaled and feel certain we have attained New Lawns, and White Goods in peerless assort- ments and values. It will pay you to visit Dul- uth to purchase from this line and, if you do not, Send us as definite an idea of what is wanted and we will show you an unapproachable line by_ our Mail Order Department. Satisfaction Guaranteed. In The Basement ! Twill give you pleasure and it will be Pursuant to call the board of county com- | an¢ that the same needed caleimining very it. * : . pa i "3 } M the Bost Lineof . . . . 4 | missioners of Itasca county, met at the Audit-| badly. The board reviewed said buildings tn Ae Dainty newness is much in evidence every ‘ a or’s office this 2d day of April, 1901, at 2 p. m. a body and upon their return it was duly x { x x q c: 4 moved and carried that the committee on ; imiti + | Wines, Liquors = Cimars ff] iatoncmns: moved and exrsed that the committee on] where, Mercerized Foulards, Dimities, Batistes, 3 Pop—ail flavors Pure Cranes Cider means ae +| of assessment and abatement: of taxcs upon | Cream Soda Sarsaparilla imeade a lands in town 71-22. Upon motion duly made ee it Ginger Ale Nervebrew Raspberry Cream Official Paper of Itasca County, Villages] and carried tho assessment was reduce one- \ county auditor of said county are hereby in-| and other things necessary to carry on a profitable for you to see our basement structed to execute said bonds. And the | Mining business, should I find merchantable county auditor is hereby instructed to deliver | iron ore thereon, and relense me from any said bonds to the said W. J, Hayes & Sons| damage I may occasion to the surface by upon the completion of their bid’ and offer!} such work, [will agree to pay a nominal rent The motion was duly’ seconded: and. upon roll | therefor for a period of five years, with a call was unanimously adopted.» provision allowing me the right to renew and ‘The county treasurer reported that he was | ¢xtend such period for an additional twenty unable to secure 2 surety bond in the sum of | ¥¢#F8 upon the same terms that I now offer $30,000, as ordered by the board ata previous | for the first five years, und also to begin meeting for the reason that the surety com- | Prospecting said land within a year from panies would refuse to furnish a bund where | *His date; and I will pay to the county, in the party to be insured had furnished a private | C#8¢ Merchantable ore is found thereon, a bond for part of the amount uired, but that royalty of ten cents per ton for each ton so evutd fumish a surety bond for the fai | mined therefrom, and agree that. after three when in need of Tinware, Kitchen Hardware, Crockery, Glassware and «| - Are now in and ready for inspection. The samples we are showing this year are the latest manufactures of America and Europe and there are thousands of them to select from in. all shades, styles, patterns. prices and weights. We have many kinds goods but only only one kind of workmavship—the best. Every zarment that leaves our shop is absolutely guaranteed as to fit, siyle and workmanship. Call and see us before ordering. Lamps. PEOPKE & Hotel Gladstone A. E. WILDER, Prop. FIRST-CLASS IN EVERY RESPECT. amount required at a cost of $217.50, After a consideration of the matter it was duly moved and carried that the treasurer be required to furnish a surety bond in the sum of $60,000. J.J. Stone made application for a license for the sale of intoxicating liquors in the town of Koochiching. The application was received and ordered published. Elmer Brock came before the board and re- quested that the board reconsider the action taken in the allowance of his bill for janitor work, at the last meeting of the board. Com- missioner Heunessy moved that the further sum of $20.50 be allowed ‘Elmer Brock for ser- vices as janitor. The motion was duly sec- onded and carried. Matt Saare came before the board and asked the board give him assistance in the care of his sister, Aftera discussion of the request the matter was referred to the town ‘board of trout lake township. J.L.Snappe came before the board on be- years from date, I will mine. or cause to be mined, therefrom, not less than 15.000 tons of ore per year, during the full term of my lease, and will mine as many more tons as may be practible. That I will begin such prospecting us soon as possible and if mer- chantable ore is found will proceed to deve- lop the same as rapidly as possible. : Respectfully, B.C. Finnegan. After a careful discussion of the offer com- missioner Moore offered the follewing reso- lution and moved its adoption: Be it resolved,That the offer this day made by B. C. Finnegan for a mineral lease of the lands owned by the county and now used as a poor farm. described as follows. to-wit: northeast quarter und the northwest quarter of the southeast quarter (nw of sex) of section eighteen (18) in township fifty-five, (55) range twenty-five (25), be accepted and the chairman of this board and the auditor or this county be instructed hereby to exe- cate a lease, for and on behalf of the Board I17’S YOUR LOSS if you pay two prices for mixed paints. You can buy WVoxall Fast Color Paints (ready mixed) lower - than any other good paints on earth. When you buy Noxall fast color paints, you are getting the best paint at a fair price, and no matter what you pay you will wot get a better paint than Noxall. Made in 44 shades, ready to use, by THE ENTERPRISE PAINT MANUFACTURING CO. eCnticaaco W. J. & H. D. POWERS, f Ba | naif of the Great Northern Railroad company : : 7 Biff | and asked that she assessment upon a list of Of county commissioners of Itasca county, Grand Rapids, - Minn. j 3, s Sf | lands owned by said company for the year 1900, | #ecording sinker 37 baht Sa n iver, 4 » | Semple Boom Sad sf LAF | bo reduced from $11,025.00 to $5.020.00, upon the | leuse to be first submitted to and approved by Ap |erounds that the most of the lands were | the county attorney of sald county. ky | swamp lands. and that there was notimber| The resolution was duly seconded and up- = His | whinteter upon thesamie, Aftera ‘carefal ooh aS pamela bcxyrarwad pre cara ajW J & HD Powers. hardware for ft one, asap Aaa - 10 : z i ‘ven to Transtent Trade. RAF | sideration of the assessment as made, itwas| F-P. Sheldon came before the bourd an COUTE HONE meee sas’ vennceieons eee BMD 'yndull, sheriff's fees State vs - i Special Attention Give Be Guly moved und cartied that the ussessment | Submitted a proposition for the retirementot | @ F Meyeas, tobacco to county hos- Caldwell 320 \ Headquarters for Lumbermen. BY" | be reduced one-half and the taxes correspond- | $15,000 of Itasca court house bondsund offer-| pital... 8)| MDEble, clerk for treasurer March... 2% 00 | ka] ingly abated. ed to retire said bonds for $19,300. After 4/ J) Barnard. justice fees State vs WC Tyndall, sheriff's fees State vs . Be | xt this time an adjournment was tuken to| careful investigation of, the proposal made,|~ Richardson : 355) Smith and Wright 20.0... eee 20 70 e LE | Wednesday at 9a. m. the board were satistied that a large saving |G f Hulbert, constable fees State vs Daily Bond Buyer, publishing sale of One half Block From Depot. GRAND RAPIDS. Rf we of: oh epee romans Beets ve erik ner Te mec: Judgeot«l e RSEE EISEN IS cE a Ee ~ v, “ bondsat this time. It was duly moved and} John L Barnard, justice fees, Stat rcehie Grover. judgeof«lictiin . .. 418 i — Wednesday, April 3d. 1901, ohe baat ray 345 | EU Kiley, pabli:h ng. delinquent tx | of La Prairie and also as acreage. Upon mo- | tion duly made and carried the application was Pursuant to adjournment the board ‘of county commissioners met at 9 a, m. Roll call, full board present. The communication of Mrs. Hattie F. Booth seconded that the proposition be accepted by the bourd and the auditor be instructed to issue a warrant for the amount to cancel said bonds. Upon roll call the motion was VS Smithecssees eee Geo Cowan, 1 day board registration Duluth P &§ Co, ink well repairs. F J Stevens, publishing proceedings. . 200} _ list. es sooo OEE 21 The bills of I. D. ks 8 ..ussen in tie sum of 24 75 | $244.05 for extra Ces:riptions in delinqu nt ty hospital... Sessa "4 : | unamiously adopted. State ve tax list, and E.C. Kiley for publish ng e.- SS ae ae laid over from last meeting requesting an in-| "40 tis timean adjournment was taken to| “Gieven ee ees State Ts 40 tra descriptions £178.22, were allowed subject crease of salary for the offies of superinten-| my ursduy, April 4th, at 10 o'elock, a.m, oe tetemuks niin ae to the approval of the county attorney. who dent of schools was taken uuder consideration, * Sass . was instructed to communicate with the at- and upon motion duly made and caried was THURSDAY, APRIL 4TH, 1901. Richardson... - diy orate G E O B O O rejected. Pursuant to adjournment the board met ut | Geo D Barnard & Co., deed records... 44 00 React general regarding the allowance of oan . 5 Edward Bergen came before the board and | 10a, m. Harry Bisgood, witness State vs zt requested a refundment of taxes paid by him] Roll call. Full board present. Bowen.. «..... 0605. doiccees:* LE The following bills were laid over Sor fur- upon the grounds that the land wasgovern-| The board at this time took up the auditing Mrs Robert Christie, witness State vs ' ther consideration: Manwiietiserert ment land at the time it was assessed and not|ofclaims und accounts and the following Tuffats...... 2.0.56 000 steve cees 820 G F Kremer. burial of Joseph Sweeny $ 3 00 : Fine taxable. Upon motion duly made and carried | bills were audited and allowed: Joe St Peter, witness State vs Bowen. 1 60 -Cshorry, repairing Rice creek bridge 100 44 | i the matter was referred to the county attor-4 WC Tyndall, conveyance of Wm Ran- ae vais judg¢ of election Bass “< M A Yancy. court officer January ney. dolph .. ie. < term. 5 e 90 | a} tion for W C Tyndall, board of prisoners, T A McHugh, board of paupers March 68 00 Charles Kearney, witness State versus e satu fie maciiue Seashuaen pon Depa MSI Sop asc 71 €2| Peter Waberg, witness State vs Bowen 160 Gtouson ... Potts c esis 113 | 21 and 2 in block 27, Original Plat for the! © L Prrtt, supreme court Pioneer Press Co. publishing notice of Charles Kearney, court. officur Janu- | years 1896 to 1809 inclusive. Upon motion| Myersvs Wilder ... - 2000! bond sale...... Wer korn ua uly made and carried the application was re- | T H Hennessy, plumbing and supplies $00 | Pioneer Press Co, blanks. John L Barnard, justice , jected. TL Kinshella, justice fees state vs M Hagen, 21 cords tamarack wood Lynch. Adam: , Bows | P, A. Smith made application for abatement Randoloh.......... ++: 20 15 | Frank Carlepn, witness State vs Topps Colwell Ri Sedets. s ~ of penalties and interest upon lands owned by | CB Lang, witness, state vs Randolph 8 8) | Sam Smith, ‘s be WC Tyndall, sheriff's foes state ve = GE = is him to the amount of #255. Upon motion duly| Fred Adams,“ auth 2 As red ee a : Powell, cals Campboll, Bohn, j wi Harry Gale, “justice cout : * terson, Richardson, 3RAND RAPIDS, MINN. pide soiparion Eee abatonént was allow] HAity Grdey toe atllend mate Stet plein acd tesla oe ee fl The application for an abatement of penalty inquest. ae Sued .». 3.80] Thos Connors, board and care of Ran- i The following bills were rejected: Z tH] and interest of the John Martin Lumber com-| Thos Codd, coroner's jury death of OID. es eesevevsees sesseoneeeensss + 8960] Humphroy White, witness fees State pany, laid over from the last mecting was aan 12 Be eee NS ee A 2 ‘Bxpdolph i 10 4, P Q ri taken under consideration and upon motion | Fred Adams, witn sh ae Sesh apa icPhee, witness fees State vs f BOOTH S CIGARS” ee i eat exper Guly made and carried the same. was allowed. ee _ 1m /H 8 Huson. justice feos State ve | Bandolier wane genscseecnees 100 Minnesota. They are made John G, Friser mado application for » re-| WJ. Paulman, coroners’ jury death of wo tueteus hie Jobn witness fees State vs t of the finest, selected stock by pkperienced workmen in Mr fundment of $7.50 the amount paid by him for ‘death of Sullivan, riba ge Abe State ooth’s own shops here, and under his personal supervision. F: « oe =, EC Kiley, tax statements, etc........ + 7 ‘This insures the utmost cleanline i feited tax sale, upon the grounds that TLLang, “ ge ‘ at fed e. y For sale everywhere, e Galtier hones ie in mpenurecune description had by error Ce cessosan bole W J Platt. coroner’s jury death of Duluth P & $Co, stationery and sup- ‘ = being assessed as platted lands in the village Sullivan.. ener: i. WJ&H D Powers, hardware to coun: