Grand Rapids Herald-Review Newspaper, October 12, 1901, Page 5

i! 4 Timber Land Act, June 3, 1878. Notice for Publication. United States Ly oo Office, Duluth, Min Notice is hereb May 22nd, 901. in, compliance et of congress of the: ule of timber lands in the zon, Nevada and: Wi extended to all the of August 4, 1882, 8 Superior, county of Doughts, state “ot Wi consin, ti this oar. filed in this office his sworn statement . of the N's NW rn ad 17, in township No. and Will offer proof to uluable for its timber or uiltural purposes, and to claim vo said land before the ster and Receiver of this. office at Du- » Minuexota, on Monday. the 1th day of land sought is mor Goc Miles, artelow Superior, Any and a the ‘abc to file th suid 19th ¢ ersons Claiming 3 requ or besore Timber Land Act, June 3, 1878. Notice for Publication. United States Land Office. Duluth Min Notice is hereby given th si wit elie provisions of the June 3, 1878, & itled “An of i 1 the public lund state: ot . 1892, Willtam A. Otis, of West Superior, county of Dou, Ws this dat nai ship No. 6 fer proof Hengnew chav shg yaluable for its timber | purposes. und land before office at Tie namesas witnesses: Jy tillwater. Minn.; John L, Goodyin Bert Goodvin, of Minong, Tiles. of West Superior, W adversely the s requested 10 file >on or befor their a descr ba Is © Wth day of August, 1901. Wa. E Cut It May 235. Nerald-Review. August 17, Timber Land Act, June 3, 1878. Notire. for Publication. United States Lund Office Duluth, Minn » May 22nd. 1901. 1 the provisions of 3, STS, entitle & exte anded oall the Public act of August 4, 1892, Da Mil alter prout So ahow th aluable for its timber or stone cultural purposes, and to establish the Register Duluth. Mine y of August. igi. He A. Irvine of still- vodvin. of Minong. v Any and all pe above-described hinds ave requeste their ¢ ns in this office on or before said Weh day of Augusi. 1901 Wa. E. Cun Key, Herald-Review. May 25. August Ord rto Evramine Aeon dt, bn OF MINNESOTA, } Tasca. ) Special term Y OF abate Ui Sugust sitter of the estate of Peter Goslin, ly acminist- ta time and ft Mowing ind for said estate phico be fixed his Sas} mint be ex- ythe Juage of that the retition be county red that notice there- vis Interested by pub- order for three sirced = k. HW per copy of th vee ine Judge of Probate. tr ee: Serre | Geo. D. Barnard, — Tembler Land Act June 3, 1878. Notive for publication. United State ; ptember 20. 1901. s hereby given’ that in compliance visons of the act of Congress of titled “A the sale of hing ‘on | ‘to all the Public Land $ oF Aucust 4 eee William E. Fenle Minnesota, y "filed In this office his sworn stat > hase of swig of swi4 of & 61, Range show th for its tin urp ral Pu und before the r of this office ut Duluth, he 5th day of December, nghtis more than tc blish on Mihrusedae te Minn., atk. He names witnesses: 5. M 1 enwiddie of ¢ Wakeman, of Gr emen, of G t huites. of Deer Kiver. Any and all pe the abc ri file their said Sth day of vecembe) 1 Rapids, Minn id Rapids Minn. Mion, ming adversely lunds ure requested to in this offide on or before 01. Wo. E. ey Hertld-Review. Sept. 28, Nov. 30. EN eer nen eee ee Meir to 8500, Ov. ert E. M. Cooper, formerly a preminent newspaper an and polit'- KIN, Kegister. s fallen h to $500,000. Tas was left to.Cocne. by Jchn C. miser hermit, 20 recently died at Cripple Creek Years’ ago rego lived in the Panarndle country rer made a tour of that net incl to but Cecper found nina fiver and make accuaiitan tim ekeat to rished h: That ceturncd tame promi responde % a friencship. Cooper te Springfield, Mo., and be- ert. He kept up a cor- with Crego for some years finaHy st track cf each Crego left Texas and was a pioneee prospector at Cripple Creek. 500,000 and quit. There- lived in absolute seclusion. he knew. Cooper was stil] in rinefield, and a few ays before he Vied he s v'}i was drawn up leaving everything 4 sfaoner Light driving team for sale cheap. JrascA MERCANTILE Co, _ ip Fog ae Adolph | t f house in | { for Justice Martin, and a w lands during the winter o7 18 County Commissioners PROCEEDINGS. Continued from page four. pon land in township, 50-23, on the grounds hat all timber had been removed from said On motion duly made and carried the application was | allowed and recommmended to the State uditor for his approval. | & | ‘The committee appointed to inspect the pro- | posed location of the Hill Lake road, aeported 1 j \ | wi | w carried the County Surveyor wi | mi to build si vat they had examined said proposed route ero of the opinion that it would be advisable | read and would recommend thit de, The report of the commit- Upon motion duly made and instructed to ke road and to survey bem as udopted, y of the Hill L ke + sur file same with the board, Commissioner Lang gave notice that the | northern portion of his district was badly in | need of ronds and that he would require at | least $2500 for the repair of said roads in that ETE st on w v an te S. ithe: Dz | fund to the tow town Mm the building of roads and bridges. Lhe motion was duly Commissioners Moore and Frazer W.C, Tyndall, bo P. portion of his district. Commissioner Brooks moved that the sum of 50 be appropriated out of the road and dridge of Deer River to assist said conded and carried, Upon motion duly duly made and carried were in- ructed to have the necessary repairs mile 1 the Split Hand road as soon as possible. It moved aud seconded that Commissioner ‘aser be instructed to have the Prairie River id th: Trout Lake road repaired to tl nt of the umount apprepiated by the S:ate ex: for faid roads, pn, issuing personal pro- ants, Clerk ef Court. . work on Bass Brook road. rd of prisoners.Juie Grandbois, work with team, Bass Brook road. 54.00 rest Holler, con stable fees. 8.40 nut and mil 92.00 W. Doran, team to poor 3.00 Brouk road 1.73 on Bass Lake Geo. Riddell, crew 1.00 Leroy, Aitchson, work on Buss Brook road seen emeenseeseeeereee 21,00 Jas. Heywood. work | on Bass Brook road. 41.60 P, Grandbois, work on Bass Brook road. 18.80 A.D. Brooks, board of equalization... 15.2 A.D. Brooks, commissio..crs per diem aud mill ee aie ee 2080 aie I. Hennessy, work on wind mill.ete. 21.28 | Pd. Stevens, | printivg proceedings and court calenc | Geo. DF ard & en blanks i | RR. Bell sun. | St. dD. J, Ja taco, Raneove, reps rea’ John Whal edict ilo: dsou wo inn, livery for road committeo 5.00 Riddell repatring pamp rod. 1.00 Deer M, Gunn, b at C.H. P, O'Donak: Heywood, work v Brook M, MeClaskey, constable fees. S Keliy 10.50 M.D. Ehlo. Tr June... 60.00 i W.J.& H. D. Pow re for vad joncer Press Co.. peneils o, D, Barnard & Co. tax 0. Bor mare Sc blanks, sunters Bass Brook | Pi es 16.00 . C, Bs und notice 11.78 Dulath P. 20.85 Geo. D. Barnard & Co. ay '. G. Moore. « Je J | iW road .... WwW. ing vonety Imer Price, MW. Chamber lumber foreulv x se to Min G, Fraser. board ot equall H. Hennes em H. Henne y, bourd of equalization commissioners per die .C. McCarthy, legal services redistr $. Lofberg, building raring on bridge S. Lofberg, balance due on bridge,ete. work on Bass Brook roa HuLoyd, 8 4 eo 4 aes for sounby, 29.00 ie summoning petit jurors 40.40 | summoning grand jurors 59.60 | sheriff's fees sundry 8.20 | summoning special venire "16,80 posting notices for town 87.10 ! M, sheriffs se: 710 “summoning special venire 6.00 ig ” * Fred Abams.. 8.10 os “attending court... 33.00 Jas. Porrief. work on Bass Brok r 11.80 | P. Grandbois, work with te Brook road 40.00 21.43 TA8 L, Ritchso: ances ies ts 16.18 G. P Grandbosis, work on Bass Brook road i 21.43 | J. N. Brown, painting portch, 26.00 | Pioncer Press Go., blanks. 8.00 | J. cl Ww. | Pioneer Press Ce R. Christie & Coel letter heads, 10 M. | C. L, Pratt. expenses sundry cas:s w.c. Ray Phillips, | P. Lambert, John McDon Geo. D, Barnard, pigon Hole file. J. & HD. Power: emcee house for court . blank . R. Bell, sundry drugs, Abe. a nd Mar. he following bills were rejected O. Tydall, sheriffs fees State vs. ‘Winkel Bros 17.30 R. J. Dawson’ burying child at Swan River. . 8.00 W. L. Gary. witn 4.40 Kent Kendall, 4.40 J. a Brown, pi door - 2.00 J.L. Barnard, justice fees, Stu Rickr.. 3.05 J. Le Barnard. inaiies fee: Caldwell... 3.10 L. Barnard, ju tice feos, Harrison, 30 Following bil Attorney. ‘Tyndall, sheriffs fees, State vs, Tocho « ke “State ve. 11.30 2.90 has. Sterling, witness justice court Laid over to next meeting. . Seeley. man and team hauling gravel 31.20 work on Court house grounds 15.60 Jd, work on court house 31.20 grounds Avpiror’s OFrice, Irasca COUNTY, August 20, 1901, aant to call the beard of county com- re missioners met on Roll call; commissioners prosent: Brooks, Moore, Hennessy and Fraser. L. H. Cowles eame before the board in be- half of the settlers in town 9, range 29 and requustee that the county commissioners lay out and build a county rond commencing at the west end of the line between sectious 7 and 18, thence running east to the town line, Upon motion duly made and carried the county surveyor was instructed to examine the proposed route and report to the board. D. M. Gunn came before the board and re- quested that the committee appointed by the board to confer with alike committee from the village council and the town board, for the purpose of ascertaining the probable cost of putting in anew bridge across the Missis- sippt river on Leland avi take the mat- ter up at once with the other members of the board, as it was necessary to have the bridge replaced at once, M. O’Brien and the town board of Bass Brooks came before the board and requested thatthe county board make an appropriation to the town of Bass Brook of $800.00 to assist said town in paying for the bridge recently constructed by M. OBrien in said township. The request was laid over to the next meeting. Anthony McAlpir nof the town board, appeared nd reported that his board had not received pins and specifications for the proposed bridge to be built ac river, but expected to have same pre} their next meeting. Upon motion duly made and carried Commissioner Fraser was ap- pointed a committee to confer with said town b at their next'meeting, regarding the construction of a bridg ross Prairie r The county surveyor having filed a survey of the Hill Lake road as ordered by the board at their last meeting, Commissioner Moore offered the following resolution and moved its adoption: Whe This board has been duly peti- tioned to blish and build a county road beginning at the south side of the arm of Pokegoma Lake, known as Black's Arm, thence running southwesterly to the south town line of Township 53, Range 26. and in the judgment of the members of this board the petition appears to be reasonable on its face. Now therefore be it hi by Resolved. Thata hearing be had on si petition at the office of the county auditor on Tuesday, the Ist day of October, 1901, and that au committee of two be appointed to examine the proposed location, said committee to meet upon such route at the center of section 13. Township 53, Range 26, on Tuesday, the 10th day of September, 1901..at1 o'clock p.m. and suid committee shall cause due notices to be posted as required by section 2 of chay- ter 202 general laws of 1899. The resolution was duly seconded and upon roll call was unanimously adopted. Chairman Brooks appointed as such com- mittee Commissioners Moore and Fraser. Applications for the position of janitor for the court house and jail were received from E, J. Auderson and Elmer Brock, The ap- pointment of janitor was laid over. The county, treasurer piesented to the board the sheriff's return of uncollected per~ sonal property taxes forthe year 1900, After due and proper consideration the beard came to the conclu-ion that the taxes levied against the following named persons could not be collected and accordingly cancelled said taxes: The following personal property taxes were cancelled: Village of Grand Rapids: Chas. Johnson, Eugene Keable. Eli Signel. Saim Kee, Geo. Lothrop, Thos. McAlpine, John B. O'Reilly, F,A | Patrick, M. H. McGuire, Mike Unger, W. J. Warner, Dudley Wilcox, R. H. Callely, Axel Anderson, J. R. Anderson, E. W. Fuller, T, M. Bradly, lienry Doan and J. D. Powors. Unorgan: A.M. E David _Maturan, D. Saire. Deer River; Mrs. Olson, Mrs. Etta Churchill and Joseph Béleagon. . Trout Laik Matt Saar Bass Brooks Grace Gray and Chas. Woods, Koochiching: <. Hutchinson. Jitatious were ordered i: ing named persons: Village of Grand Rapids: L. W. Huntley, Grand Rapids Gun Club, M. L. Toole, Napoleon Russell, Herman Bolin, E. C. Kiley, Fred J. Stevens. C. L, Pratt. Geo. C. Gilbert, A. B. Clair, L,I’. Knox and P.O. John- son. Bass Brooks: Morgan Suell, John Casper and J. terson. Iron Range: Diamond Iron Mining Co. and Th. O'Reilly Deer River: Quigg & Fletcher. Unorganized co, B. Buckman, Buekman & Nichols, Rat Portage Lumber Co., E. Harris John Cochran, D. rry Lyford, N, T. Scarlett and Ken- nedy & MeColly. At this time adjournment was taken until August 3i, 1901. ed: ack, S. D. Hamilton, Peter Murray, McCormick and Phelix ued for the follow Hi. Pat- , August 3ist, 1901. Pursuant to adjournment the board met at 10 o'clock a, m. Roll call, commissionurs present: Brooks, Moore, Hennessy and Fraser, A petition was presented praying the county. board to lay out and establish a county road beginning at the center of section 25, township 57, range 27, run north to the half mile post between sections 25and 24, thence east on said section line to Moose Lake. thence round the north shore of said lake to the nge line between ranges 27 and 26, thence continue along said shore-to the quarter line of section 19, township 57, range 26,thence north on said quarter line to the quarter mile line of section 18, township 57, range 26, und asking thatan appropriation: of $200 be m (de for the necessary work thereon. Upon motion duly made and carried the county surveyor Was instructed to examine said pro- posed route and report to the board at the next meeting. The committee appointed to ascertain the probable cost.of putting a larger water main reported that the pipe necessary would cost about 3200. Upon motion duly made and carried the committee was instgucted to have the four inch water main put in from the cor- ner of Leland avenue to the east line of the court house block. The matter of appointing a janitor for the court house and jail was taken under consid- eratisn. Upon motion duly made and car- ried George Hewis wis appointed. Upon mo- tion daly made and carried the compensation of the janitor was fixed at $60, per month, Charles Kearney camo before the board and requested that his bills for services as 20,85 There being no further business tho board adjourned. A. D. BROOKS, [Attest.] Chairman, ~ E, Je Farrer, i County Auditor. ~ | of $05. court officer which had been laid over by the board in the sum of $97.12 be’ allowed. The mutter was referred to the County attorney, who reported that in his opinion the bilis should be allowed. Upon motion duly made and carried the pie were allowed in the sum s0th day of August 1991, | Upon motion made by Commissioner Moore and seconded by Commissioner ,Hennessy it s ordered that the claims inst the Vil- r River'for t of persons af- flicted with contagious diseases and for arti- cles furnished said persons, heretofare pre- sented to this board for payment be ] id over Withoutaction until si time as the proper auth oritles of said village shall present to this board satisfactory proof that said claims have been paid by said village, acd upon presentation of such proof and proper claim of said village against Itasea county, the matter muy be taken up and given con- sideration, Upon motion duly made and car- ried the auditor ‘was instrueted to notify each county official and any person employed by the county to make no purshases or em- ploy any person todo work for the county without a written order from one of the com- missioners. The following bills were audited and al- lowed: Ray Phillips. witness state vs Inscho...8 3 92 W.C. Tyndall, sheriff fees state vs Smith and Anderson WC Tyndall, fees s posting notices . 27:90 WO Tyncall, bourd of prisoners August 23 94 WC Zyndall,feesstate vs Inscho. 11 30 Albert Robar. work on Split hand r 6 00 Baily & Martin, work on Prairie Riv road =< 5 00 John L Barnard, justice fees, state vs Inscho . .. 600 J.-H Hasty. work on Prairie River road 30 00 Itasca Mercantile Co., suncry drugs 13.15 CH Marr, dry goods 481 Duluth P &$Co., sundry supplies -.... 28 87 W4J&HD Powers, sundry hardware 7 Do sf 443 Do for roads 12 50 Geo Runcore, cutting roads at Deer River . 6 John Beck HS Hunson, justice ree ty and Walsh . Peter Rust, 4 days men and team'work 316 state vs Kel- on Split Hand road .. 82 00 Joe Harling. work on Bass Brook road 6 13 H 5 Huson, justice fees.state vs Bailey 2 40 Do a Anderzsun — 9 35 P Lambert. work on court *house....++ _ grounds . WG Moore, comm IGE JG Fraser, plow for road . A.D Brooks, commissioner per diem.. John Peters, hauling lumber .. to Split Hand .. .. 2 00 MH Jones, work on Blackwater road 175 Peter Rebedo, work on Blackwat 263 Moore & McHardy, lumber for Split Hand bridge Moore &McHardy, plank for Bass Brook road 8720 P Grandbois, work on Buss Brook road 14 00 Alden Clairmont, work on Bass Brook road ... 14 00 MO'Brien, hauling plank for Hand 28 00 MO'Brien. work on Blackwater road 8 00 TH Hennessy. putting in water sys- ten at county hospital. JN Brown, varnishing at court house 75 00 Geo D Barnard & Co, tax judgment book . - 1020 Harry Alexander, witness justice court 3 92 Chas Sterling, witness justice ourt...... 3 €2 Cbas Seeley. hauling gravel at court house by Fieve 31 30 John McDonald, hauling gravel at court house . 31 20 John Caldwell, work at court house 15 60 John Floyd, work at court house 15 60 Chas ing, witness justicecourt.... 2 92 P Grandbois. work on Buss Brook road 38 00 JJ Decker. lumber fer con'y hosp t.1 10 30 G F Kremer, burial of J P M arab and M Welsh. 550) TA Mellugh, board of paupers . 76 70 Geo D Barnard & Co, court reporters paper , Geo D Barsard & Co, ink stand. Geo A Vient, clerk for treasurer Mary D Eble, clerk for treasurer ..... J P O'Donnell, tobacco for county ho: pital... Geo D Barnard & Co, blani cial statement WJI& HD Powers rake .. W J & H D Powers, lawn mower, otc Chas Hurris, care of J P Murphy Geo D Barnard & Co, File wrapps Geo D Barnard & Co, absolute proper- ty applications . Geo D Barnard & Co, blank: for clerk of court ill Warner Co, bcund ses axman on Hill Lake road Jas Murche, surveying Hill Lake and other roads Chas Sprague, axman on road survey D W Doran, livery for county surveyor WC Tyndall, sheriff fees in~village cases. Chas ieariey, court “office: terms At this time the bo rd sdjouzned, Attest \ A. D. BROOKS. E. J. FARRELL, Chairman. County Auditor. , for finan- mower and hay ion laws 10 00 sundry Pan-American Rxposition. Buffalo, N. Y. and return $17. by train and steamer. ‘Tickets on sale daily until October 3ist. BIDS WANTED. oe are desired for the construction of the dairy barn at the Experiment Farm, The bid to include only the Cost of constructing to barn, exclusive of stone work, Lumber and material furnished. Specifications may be seen at tho farm. The right is reserved to re ject any or all , Bids must be in before Saturday, Aug. 3ist, Work to be completed before Uct, ist. Herman H. Coapman. COUN1Y AND VILLAGE OFFICERS coUNTY. . Tyndall Attorney hester L. Pratt Register of Deeds. A. B. Clair Clerk of Court Judge of Probate. Surveyor. Corouer Jumes Murehie Dr. Thomas Russell rs. Hattie F. Booth COMMISSIONERS. District Nol (Chairman) Distric Distric Distric District No, 5. .A.D. Brooks | rank |S. Lang | W. G. Moore ‘TH. Hennessy John Fraser Prosident . 2 PMGunn, Fruits, Confectionery, Trustees . BY Ice Cream Soda, Recorder : L wicigvond Ice Cream, Drinks,. “i Street Commission Tobaccos, Marshal..~... B. McCormick CHURCHES. PRESBYTERIAN ‘on URC u- Rev. E. P. Crane, pastor. ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH Rev. oO. 'v. Gamache, pastor. M, E. CHURCH—Rev, J, ©, Hartley. pastor, O.W HAsTines. - 10450 { an ee ercpanti shasone SECKET SOCIETIES. IPASUA LODGE A..F M.* meets the first and tisind Briduys of month a 3 E.J, Lut Fellows hall: JOHN COSTELLO, N. G, J. D. Rassmussen, Ree. Sec. ARBUTUS REBEKAH LODGE No. meets every Tuesday in Odd Fellows jnll. Mrs. M. Lou Lornnop, N. G, JouN DeSuaw, R. 8. WAUBANA LODGE K. of P. No, 131: mee every Thursday event ee their hall, i. «Se lpg c.C. Gxc. C. McAuuisrer, K. ITASCA DIVISION No. 10, °U. P. hall. E. A. KReMER, Capt. Cas. KEARNEY, Recorder, WAUBANA TEMPLE No. 20, RATHBONE Sisters: meets every Wednesday night at Kx, of P. hall. M Jennessy, M. E. C. Mrs, JE: STEVEN: a ITASCA CAMP No. 6444, M.. W. of. A.: meets second and fourth Mondays of each month at Odd Fellows hall. Joun DeSuaw, V. C. GrorGe Vient, Clerk. HALE LAKE CAMP Neighbors: each month at Odd Fellows hajl. Mrs. KATHERINE bs iy igcaaiad Oracle. Mrs. M. Lou Loruropr, R. 8. NORTH STAR COUNCIL}No. 9, No. 2201, ROYA MODER: at K. of P, hall. S.J. CABLE.G. S. L. W. Hunreey, See’y. ITASCA HIVE L. O. T. M.: meets ever second und fourth Fridays of each moni in K. of P. hall. Mrs. Bessre Ciarr, L. C. Mrs, Harrie F. Boorn, Kk. Kx. LOCKSLEY COURT No. 109. U. O. #: second and fourth Tuesday each month a Ix. of P. hall. Mrs. Mrs. MARGARET FEN DRUMBEATER TRIBE No? meets first and third Fr at Odd Fellows hall. JOHN Herren, Suchem. B. F. HUSON POST G. A. R. the last Friday of eac onth in Post h: pt . A. YANCEY, Com. KFELT, C. R. See’y. Carr AD Huson, Adjt. ITASCA CIRCLE LADIES OF THE G. A. R.: meets the first Monday of month Post hall. Rs. CHRISTINE YANCEY, P. Mrs. Mary Huson, Sec’y. POKEGAMA TENT NO. 33, K.O.T. every first and third Thurs month at K. of P. ball Wanted—2in ldea Protect vour ideas; they m: thing to pate: Write JOHN WEDBENNURS & CO. neys, Washington, D. C., fc and list of two bundred favertions wanted. tent Atior Maruer, W. M. GRAND RAPIDS LODGE I. 0. 0. F, No, 184: meets every Wednesday night at Oad R..K. P.. s first Monday of each month in K. of meets first and third Mondays meets first and third Tues- meets I. 0. R. M.: 's each month No. 140: meets : nfeets y of each Who can think of some simpio may at wealth, a aa) prize otter ts L N at r ¥. P. SHELDON. President. Cashier P. J. SRELDON. Vice President. Lumbermen’s Bank Of Grand Rapids, Minn C. E. AIKEN, Asst. 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