Grand Rapids Herald-Review Newspaper, April 30, 1904, Page 7

: Ai 1 oe 4 eee aea mea ah Vadis District, | #8 Any andball meetings. and shall on3. ‘That sald fire warden muy be John “Martin Lumber Company, a corpor- | Sald department without rega led a rensonable compensation for his ation, Plaintiff, 7 spective company affiliations: further, that) actual services by said cogncil, bat in no case no person shall be allowed to. belong to suldjshall tho compensation for either of said fire department unless he has first become “| semi-annual inspection or examination be member of one of said companies. that 0 | paid said fire warden until after the report of person shall belong to more than one of said | said semi-annual inspection or examination fire compunies at the same time. and that hay-/shall have been .made and filed with the re- ing joined one such fire company no person | corder of said village of Cohasset. can saver hisconnection therewith atany time} Section 4. This ordinance shall take effect thereafter unless the said village ‘council! and be in force fiom and after its pussage shall consent to the said withdfawal: and publication, © =" > " Said constitution shall also provide that H. H. CARRIER, membership may be obtained in any one of President of Said Village Council. suid companies, subject to the bylaws of said Attest: Default having been in the payment of the sum of seven hundred fifty-nine 22-100 dollars (8759.22), which is claii to be due at the date of this notice, upon a certain mort- aye, duly executed and delivered by O.H. Knasreon sei ees Anderson, his Mere mek agors, to B, B. Larson, mor! aring Gate the tenth day of pebruaty, i008, and with a power of salé therei . contained, duly recorded in the office of the register of deeds in and for the cone of Itusca and state of isth day of 1 vein Louk * 9 10. or proceeding mtedac uw or otherwise to re- | secured vy sud mortgage. or any part thereof. ii Ww Tberetors neti ‘ her be give ¥ shee es vy virtue of a power of sale cuntained in sai i mortgage. and pursinnt to tke sratute in right. title, estate. lien or “ vided. the interest in the real estate de- 4 such case made ahd provided eotthie prem | scribed tn the. complaine | company, by showing that the applicant pos-}_ M. H. Jonxs, ribed in aut conveyed by said herein, Defendants. J : sesses the qualifications defined in this ordi-| [SEAL] Village Recorder. past Gu pir ae The opens Miunesote to the above numed| nance and by subscribing to the constitution Passed April 26, 1904. 2 ne (6: fendants: . Published in 6 5 consuining one | Youand each of you are hereby sammoned | Of Sid department: =| april 30, 1904 4 Grand Rapids Herald-Review Sec. 4, That respecting the officers of said . i and required to answer the complaint of the fire department. said constiution shall make west line of lot 15, block 7, plat of Cohasset. + - a thence running in a westerly direction along kkemember the ‘Missouri Girl” at suid First street north to the west houndary | Village hall Monday night. line of the plat of Cohasset, Minnesota, and x : thence commencing at a point on Fifth avenue Charles M. King went up to Deer west where the same is intersected by Col-| River Wednesday where he will open umbia street, thence running in a northerly | a jewelry store. direction'to the point where the said Fifth : avenue is intersected by Second street} _ J- R. Donohue writes from St. Paul that he expects to leave shortly for AGAINST. guardian of Fanny, and John Leframboise; P. H. Whalen as guardian of eennyi pacorae oe ie ? ram) ise, ndrew Mor- . row, Edward Yockey and ; Summons. Charles W. Carter, also all all other persons or parties, unknown, claiming any north.” ‘That the tacts and reasons for such appli-} Oregon where he will permanently res : cation for vacation or disconsinuance are as | side, | follows: That by reason of such vacation and discontinuance it will enable industries now} A petition has been sent in for the established and to be established in your vil-| establishment of a postoffice at Wau- lage to be carried on more advantageously, y 1 miocue tie eaivaikes aCbetkacs caine bana lake. Dave Cockran will be the pvenaned by reason of the increased railroad Upscale facilities tor shipping, and with said increased} Miss Blanche Newcomb was a pas. rail ies i weal road facilities it will greatly enhance the| <ngerto Minneapolis yesterday where nge twenty-fou hundred sixty (160) weres m or less, in Iti w county and state of Min -esota, with editaments and anpucte nies plaintiff in the above entitled action, which vomplaint has been filed in the office of the sale will be made by whe she clerk of said court at Grand Rapids -in the following provisions: All the officers of taxable value of the property in said Village she will visit with relatives fora couple i counts, at the fronds fauco tt botee, | che Gonuty of Leases an Stateot Minterott [said department. shall be elected anoually| ORDINANCE NO. 88 | Avtv0er petitioners wit ever vray, ete. |SRe wil at ten o'clock &. m. of that day. at public | office in the Cityof Minne«polis in the Coun-| tae officers of said department shall be « Northwest Tim- 7 Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Nisbett arrived wendue, to the highest bidder for coats 10 Pax | ty of Hennepin in said state, within twenty | chief engineer, a first assistant engineer 4) AN ORDINANCE PROHIBITING | 9%, Supply Co. Bs | | ; pees pbs eee ee re torent und taxes, if | vty tfter service of this summons upon YOU. | ..-on7 assistant engineer, a secretary and a oHRS > . viNtIaAy | J:_B. Mayer, treas 9. 10, 11, 12 home from a three weeks’ visitin Min- 100 doilars (3759.22), and interest, and taxes. if | exclusive of the day such service; and if Fs . y PERSONS UNDER FIFTEEN - + =; a eee, any, on suid premises, and fifty dollars ($50.00) T you fail to answer the Said complaint within | treasurer, each of said officers tobe so elect- (15) YEARS OF AGE FROM | M-3-0'Bnea 1814.3. | neapolis Wednesday. While in the tirade Herp a et 4 eee the time foresuid, the plaintiff in this action | ed subject to the approval of the said village BEING ON THE STREETS, ie Callahan | 36 ! city Will made a purchase of three ad- acho A a mand- x a S E “ 6 iuvsmonts allowed by law: subject tore: | aqme bely £9 the court for the relief demsre| council, another election to beforthwith held] “A VENUES, ALLEYS AND | bortunciy Go By | ditional rabbit dogs. demption at any time within one year from | tiff's costs and disbursement’s herein, in the instance of any. officer whose election PUBLIC PLACES IN ‘THE | J.B. Mayer. treas, 5, 6, 7,8 ficé 2 I Fe a ee Re ae BELDEN, HAWLEY & JAMISON, _| is disupproved by the suid village council. VILLAGE OF GRAND RAPIDS | M0. Brien aii i 1 a BRE Mrs. C, Stuart, mother of Editor BB. LARSON, ae Raye Br a a So That said constitution shall provideomrae aaa IGHT AFTER THE | Northwest Tim- James A. Stuart, of the Magnet, ar- Mortgugee. inn. Loan rust .Bldg., Minneapolis, | for any fire company belonging to said fire R OF NINE O'CLOCK P. | berSupply Co, By ived fi Duluth d 1 ki M. A. BRarruann, Minnescts. ¢ Senet > | J.B. Mayer, treas, Whol Nhe EON ee oS ERR Aitorney for mortgagee, Ada, Minnesota. department asfollows, to-wit: A foreman, and M., FROM MAY FIRST TO ile tole of _19810) Grand Rapids her future nome. She ——_—- | | tit. ~ a judgment duly rendere Herald: Review, April 23, 30. May 7. 14, 21, 28. Mortgage Foreclosure Sale. Notice is hereby given that default has oc- curred in the conditions of that cert ne mort gage duly executed and delivered by Thomas A. Wells, unmarried, mortgagor. to Alfred L. Thwing. mortgagee, dated Jan 11, 1994. and duly filed for record on said Jan, 11. 1904, at 11:40 o’cloc m., in the office of the register of deeds in and fer [tasca county, Minnesota. and recorded vherein in book “J” of mort~ xages at page 164, which mortgage was us- signed on A }, 1904, “by said Mortgugee to Edward J. McGowan. and the deed of assign- ment recorded on Appil 5, 1994, at 10:40 o'clock .m.,in said register’s oftice in book ” of lortgages at page 162; that the amount imed to be due on said mortgage at this date is one hundred tweaty-five and 31-100 dollars [$125.31], and that said mortgage \ be foreclo by virtue of the power cf sale therein contained and pursuant to the statute in such case made and provided, tf -ale of the premises therein described and thereby viz: South half of northwest VW 44] and west half of sou west quarter ( SW \) of section ten (10), in township one hundred forty nine (149) north, range twenty-seven (27) west, Itasca couaty, Minnesota; that -aid premises will be so sold by the sheriff of said Itasca couuty at the front door of the court house in the vil- lage of Grand Rapids in said county oa Wed- nesday, the first day of June. 1904, at 10 o'clock a. m., at Public vendue, to the highest bidder for cash, to sutisfv the amount then due h taxes, if any. on said ith the costs of said sale y 's attorney's fees, stipa- late! in said morte: Dated April 5, Ios. \ EDWARD J. MCGOWAN, e of Mortgagee. and twen ALFRED L THwip Aitorney for Minn. Herald-Review-April 9, 15. Mortgage Foreclosure Sale, money ui ty of January, nd delivered by Ularen- re toNehemiah P. Clarke, which i on the first. day of May A. D. 18 5, ut 10:50 o'clock a.m. of said day duly re- corded in the office of the Register of Deed within and for the of Lrasea, and:sta ota, in buok of Mortgage Deed a8, Si s thereafter aud th day of April A, D. 18¥5, duty as: d by the mortgagee therein namedsby ument of assignmens in writius, unt ‘ara E. Whittemore, which said ussign- ment in writing was thereafter and on the Ist day of May A. D. 1895, at 10°51 o'clock a.m. of said day dul orded vn the office of the ss‘igned by dd Clara E, Whittemore. by. To the above named defendants and to each of hem 5 Pleuse take notice. That the above entitled action has been commenced for the purpose of determining the adverse claim of the defend- ants and each of the. in and to the fol- lowiag described real estate, situated in the Poarty, of Itasca and State of Minnesota, Wit: The northeast quarter(NE\) of the south- east quarter(SE\ of section twenty (20), the southwest qgudrter(SW) of the northwest quarter(N W 4) of section twenty-one (21). the north half (N%) of the northeast quarter (NE%). the northwest quarter(NW\! of the southwest quarter(SW4) and the south half (S's) of the southwest quarter(SW44) of sec- tion twent-nine (29), the south half(S%s) of the northwest quarter[NW‘4]. the northwest quarter [NW4]of the southwest qnarter (SW) (being goverment lot 3], and the south- west, cnurter (SW4j of the southwest quarter (SW) [being government tot 4] in section thirty [30]. the northwest quarter[NW'] of the northwest quarter{NW4] [being govern- ment lot 6], and the west half{W‘s] of the southeast quarter[SE44j of section thirty-cue (31). und the northeast quarter[N E% northwest quarter[N W +] of section thirty-two 2j,allin township fifty-nine [59] of range twenty-three (23).and the west half{W%] of the northeast quarter [NE] and gover ment lot one [IJ in section nine [9] in town- ship tifty-nine (59] of range twenty-four (24), according to government survey thereof; And of procuring the judgment of said court jdjudging that. the plaintiff is the owner in fee simple of said real estate, free and clear of any right. title, interest, claim, demand or estate therein or thereto the part of the defendants and each of them, and noclaim for costs or disbursemepts will be made against said defendant or any of them, BELDEN, HAWLEY & JAMIS! a Attorneys for Plai 53 Minn. Loan & ‘Trust Bldg., Minneapol! Minnesota, + Herald-Review March 2%, April 2, 9, 16. 23, 40, May 7. is, Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure Sale. Notice is hereby. given that default has been made in the conditions of a certain mort- gaze made, executed and delivered by Alvin H. Huntosh, single, of Itasca county, Minne- ‘ola, mortgagor, to Elmer T. Hagerty. us mortgagee, Which said mortgage Veurs date of November 7th, 1902, and was filed for record in the office of the register of deeds in and for 1 pta, on November 15th. 12. at th . mi. and was recorded in bouk “*L” of mortgages on page 64. Sard inc “age Was given to secure the pay- ment of $450.0 and interest at the rate of ten ain promissory note bearing id mortgaxe. which suid mort- pn AP 1 3rd, ting duly as- . Watzke and which assign- was on July Ist, 1908. ut 10 o'clock noon duly recorded in the office of ter of deeds in wnd for Ltasca county, gages on page 353, and an assistunt forman, each of whom shall be ef€cted unnually,subject to the approva! of the said village council. as aboye; That said coustitution shall pescribe the duties “f all department and company officers and shall further reauire the said chief engi- neer, secretary und treasurer. respectively, to make an annual reportto the said depart-| The village council of the village of Grand ment, and tu file a copy of said report with Rapids do ordain as follows: . the village recorder 6f the said village on or} Section 1. It is hereby made unlawful for before the first Tuesday of March in each | any porson under fifteen (15) years of age to be year: or to remain in or upon any of thestreets, ave- Sec. 5. That said village council shall have | nues, alleys or public places in the village of power to remove any one of said department }Grand Rapids, Mivunesota, at night after the or company officers from, his. place, or dismiss | hour of nine (9) o'clock p. m.. from-May first any member from said organization, but no | (Ist) to September 30th inclusive of each year, such removal or dismissal shall take place or | and from October first (1st) to the last day of be authorized unless written charges are} April. inclusive, of each year after eight (8) SEPTEMBER 30TH OF EACH YEAR, AND FROM OCTOBER FIRST TO APRIL 30TH OF EACH YEAR AFTER THE HOUR OF EIGH O'CLOCK. STATE OF MINNESOTA. { 8S . County of Itasea M. v’Brien and M. Callahan being first duly sworn upon their oath say that they are two of the petitioners named in the above and forgoing petition, that they know the con- tents thereof, and that the same is true and that they know the persons ubove named to be the owners of the property described in such petition and being a majority of the Eroperty owners on the line of the said streets about to be vacated. M. O'BRIEN, 3 M.CALLAUAN Subscribed and sworn to before me this 25th day of April, A. D., 1904. FRANK F. PRICE, preferred to said council, and cause shown} 0’clock p, m.. urless such person is uccom- at a public hearing, the accused to have the} panied by parent, guard:an, or other person right to appear in person or by un attorney, | Having the legul custody of-such minor per- and participate in said hearing. son, Orisinthe performance of an errand or Section 6. That said fire department when | 4uly directed by such parent, guardian or so established and organized shall be given |°ther person having the legal custody, or possession and control of all fire fighting ap- | W40se empioyment makes it necessury to be puratus und equipment of every description | P08 the said streets, avenues. alleys or pub- owned or held in possession by said village, lic places during the night time after said subject ut all times, however, to the authori- specified hours, provided, that this exception ty of the said village council, it being also shall not apply when the person under such ordained that said fire department shall neithior: mit any of said spparatus or équip- Joitering in or upon tho streets, avenues, ae eut to be taken out of its possession of put | aUeys or public places in said village whether to any other than a public use, nor’shall alone or accompanied by guardian, purent or said fire department remove or permit any | er person whomsoever. Person to remove from said village any of said} Section 2. It is hereby made unlawful for fire fighting apparatus or equipment without | any parent, guardian or other person having the prior consent thereto, in writing, of the | the legal care und custody of any child under president ani recorder of the said village. fifteen (15) years of age to allow any such Further, that in the case of the existance of | child, ward, or other person under such age, more than one fire company in said village it | while in such control, or legal custody. to go shall be the duty of the said village council | or be in any.of the etrects, avenues, alleys or todivide and ‘assign all said apparatus and | other public places in said village of Grand equipment between said companies, the ap-| Rapids within the times pfohibited in sec- paratus and equipment so assigned to each of | tion 1 of this ordinance, unless there exists a said companies to be held subject to the fore- | Peasonuble necessity therefor. 2 going provisions. Any person violating the provisions of this Section 7, That no fire ecmpany shall be | section shall on conviction thereof be fined orginized without the consent of the said]in a sum not to exceed twenty-five dollars village conucil expressed in a written reso- | (925,00) and costs, and shall stand committed Intiou fixing the time and place for ameet-} until such fine and costs are paid, but not to ing of those interested in effecting the or-| exceed the term of ninety days. ganization of such a fire company. sie: Section 3. Each member of the police force Provided, however, that exception shall be | while on‘ duty is hereby authorized and in- mude of tho first fire’ company to be orgun- | structed to urrest, without warrant, any per- ied in said village, and it is hereby ordained | sgn wilfully violating the provisions of sec- that the.first fire company so organized shall | tion1of this ordinance. The peison or per- ‘ompany | ordinance shall be taken or sent by the officer said O. A. Watzke department, and shall be knoyn as constitute one of the compunies ofsuid fire | sons so arrested for the frst violation of this | gay when the said petition will be acted on (NOTARIAL SEAL] Notary Public, Itasca county, Minnesota. Filed in this office this 25th day of April, A. D. 1904. M. H. JONES, Village Recorder. ‘County of Itasca, Village of Cohasset, The above and foregoing petition having been presented to the village council of the STATE OF atiuasea, 8S. D, 1904 and having been by chem ordered filed in the office of the village recorder of said village and the said village council haying ordered that a hearing upon said petition be had on Monday, the 9th day of May, A. D. Now notice is hereby given that a hearing will be had upon the above and foregoing petition for the vacation and discontinuance of the following streets, avenues, alleys or highways within such village to-wit: Commencing at a point on First street north, one hundred (100) feet west: from Fourth avenue west, or commencing on the west line of lot 15, block 7, plat of Cohasset, thence running in a westerly direction along said First street north to the west boundary line of plat: of Cohasset. Minnesota, and hence commencing at a point on Fiftli ave- nue west, where the same is intersected by Columbia street. thence running in a ‘norther- ly direction to the point where the said Fifth avenue is interse:ted by Second street north.” On Monday the 9th-day of May, A, D. 1904, atthe recorder’s office in the village of Co- hasset, county of Itasca. Minnesota, at the hour of one o’clock in the afternoon of said andthe matter investigated and considered 1s keeping house with her son in the rooms over Central market, Drumbeater Tribe No. 35. 1. O. O. R., will hola an important special meeting at the’r hallon Monday even- ing next, which will be the second sun of the flour moon. Initiatory work is to be done. A luncheon will be serv- ed, State Senator O. N. Mausten of Aitkin was in Grand Rapids a couple of days this week. The senator did not comuicate confidentiaily with the Herald-Review, but it 1s presumed that he was siziug up the political situ- ation At a special meeting of the board of county commissioners held yesterday afternoon a resulution was passed au- thorizing the auditor to advertise for bids to clear, grade and fence the tract of land known as the new fair grounds, fhe official notice is given in this issue age shall be found playing or unnecessarily | village of Cohasset on the 25th day of April A. of the Herald-Review. New Local Manager Mr.C. M. Irwin, for the past four yearsin charge of the ‘Tuller store at Deer Rtver, has veen made local man- ager of the Henry Hughes and Co. store at tts place. Mr. Hughes will remain a citizen of Grand Rapids while he will have general supervision of the stores at Virginia, Mountain Iron and Grand Rapids. Mr. Irwin is an experienced merchant and has been a successful manager. The Curfew Ordinance. ‘In this issue of the Ierald-Review is publisked ordinance No, 38, relating ta the good children of bad parent. Such a measure ought not to ve nec- edsary in any civilized community, but it is necessary, and therefore the coun- cil took cognizance of a condition that exists in Grand Rapids and real- ate i | * e t we th 5 7 art - 3 - F snstrauiens OF assignment, in writin, by riting on, Jame ddihy | No.1 of the Fito Department of the Village /making the arrost to thelr homes and thelr | Hy he said council and testimony and evjgl ized that as an official body they Marke. ic! . . te J in 3 yy t, ians i = c unto ©. E. Clarke. whieh instr ae ay seeonad als ee , -,_| Parents or guardians notified of such viola- | gence will be- taken and heard on behalf of| would have to do that which parents { signment in ing was thereaf and on fy etic Section 8. That when said department is | tion of,#he ordinance: pon a subsequent vio- 3 = - ui n r x the office of the register of deeds in und for aan epare 2 fp a the parties interested. howld do through-a I ins F the 12th day of March & a ai sale ieee Itasca County, July 1, 1903, at ten o'clock m | engaged in excinguishing fire said chief engi- | latioa of this ordinance the person or persons Geral aire ae atgae a Hone shou © through animal insunct, 1 ih Fam rihvaie Testa: forenoou, in book * Kk” ofmortgages’on | neer or the officer acting as such chief engi- | so arrested shall be taken or sént home by the Seti doch ts Sura a a pes prompted byno higher motive to look 4 apts (book vK? of Mortgages on | PAN) there is now due and claimed to be due | 2€e% 18 hereby authorized to command the | officer, and the parents or guardians served Village poser ah after their offspring. ‘The ordinance hasctepge ei sega ye Mite Upon said mortgage we this date the sum of assistance of any person then in said village, | with subpoenas to uppear in court with the * |is well drawn and its provisions are iehienotea 00 prin and 36 Vane che Sn alae te arene See pak reat pee at peta po bees teen OR canes such that they can easily be obeyed at law or otherwise have been had or in- pala eee g any, why the ordinance has been a secon . A . ee Daud 1-0 pro-wediiie at 1a reed LO TOC ee EO eerie eae ears | exposed to danger from suid fire; farther. | time violated. If no sufficient excuse there- BIDS WANTED. without the infliction of any hard IL kre irgikt te 9698 Ue TC sen ‘sherefore, notice is hereby given that | ‘2 If 1s hereby made the duty of all persons | for js offered or shown, the parents or guard- me ae : ship or inconventence. Children _un- Date javlelebyiniven hee ieeithe power of sule in ead mort, {52 ¢-lled upon to promptly respond, and|iansshall be fined uccording to the provis- Senne] tuk Will. be rocelved byte tases or der the age “of fifteen years will be gage contain dnd therewith. tecurded, and Bes ined, seu therewith shel and wo thereafter hold themselves subject to the | ions of section 2 of this ordinance. m. on Wednesday, May the 1th. 1904, for tue warned at nine o’clock p, m. by the ary tu 1h auaarbe iy vce stee medes (aad wrovided, thre Suid mortgage Will be fore- | Chders Of Such officer until notified Eft there) 7s shall be the duty of any police officer ar- Sea and eed ee certain os una | tolling of the fire bell to get off the Ui ; | clesead ad the following property therelu do- erates cece re rain wate ae yu resting such child or mmor person, if thesuid | for the building of a half mile racecourse. | streets, alleys and other public places county of Itasea and | 2¢hbec a Actas OF atinmeitas toe : sf . a Sa © | Child or minor person hus no home or guardian | also for the building of a fence around the d ike for their respective | se 1 described as follows, | COUBLY Of Lusca and state of Minnesota. to- | effect and be in force from and after its s tract of land referred to. Plans and specifi- |@0@ hike for their respective homes. th eee es UES Pas-lor refuses*to give the name and address of | cations can be had upon application at the a srter of the southeast und seven (7), or the st quarter, of secti hteen (18). township fifty-nine (59) north of The north hulf of the northeast quarter and the north half of the northwest quarier, sec- tion thirty-four (34). township sixty-eight (68) Lorth of range twenty-four :24) west, of the sage and publication. such guardian or parent, to place such child or minor in charge of the officer having con- trol of the village jail, lock-up or county jail. H. H. CARRIER, President of Village Council. office of the county auditor. Bids can be of- fered for the entire work or any portion there- of. The right being reserved to reject any or all bids. The ordinance will be strictly enforced. Age * k O) | Fourth principa! meridian, wil, be sold by | Attest: e dill *e shall be used by the officer : Papnity contest case caa : ! ge twency-six )) west, of ie ee the sherdi; of: said county at public auction | af 3. All du: igence iv Racn ones of the board of county commis- | tamarack for sidewalks and street crossings principal meridian, which sale wi by the Sheriff of Itasca County, at the front door of the Court House. in the Village of Grand Rapids. in said county. on Saturday the 7th da t y. A. D. 1904. at 10 o'clock in r y, at public auction. to highest bidder for cash, to pay the sum then due on said mortgage and taxes. if any, on said premises, w twenty-five dollars sfees therein stipulated to be paid in of foreclosure, and the disbursments al- lowed by law Dated St. Cloud, Minnesota, March 1th. A. D. 1904. i C. E, CLARKE, v “ Assignee of Mortgagee. STEWART & BROWER, Attorneys for Assignee, St. Cloud, Minn. ‘ Herald-Reyiew, March 19, 26, April 2, 9, 16. 23, 30. Sheriff's Sale on Exeeution. State of Minnesota, county of Ramsey.—-Dis- trict court, Second Judicial district. George Benz, George G, Benz und Herman L. Benz, co-partners as Geo, Benz & Sons, plaintiffs. versus. Hugh C. McDonald, defendant. Notice is hereby given, that by virtue of an execution to me directed and placed in m, own hands, issued out of the district court, the Second Judicial district, state of Minne- sota. in and forthe county ot Ramsey. upon ia said court in favor of the above uamed plaintiffs. and ugainst the above named defendant, which judgment was thereafter filed and docketed in the office of the clerk of the district court inand for the county of Itasc, state of Min- nesota, on the 19th day of March, 1904. Lhave levied upon the following. and fu rexl estate of the suid defendant and judg- ment debtor. to-wit: Lot thirty 130] of bloc two [2]. Franson’s addition to Koochiching, according to the plat thereof now on file and of record in the office of the register of deeds in und for Itasca county, Minnesota..and that Tshall, on Tuesday, the 24th day of May, 1904, atthe hour of 10 o’clock in the forenoon of said day. at the front door of the court house, in the village of Grand Rapids, in said county of Itasca and state of Minnesota, proceed to sell ull the right. title and interest which the ~above named Hugh C, McDonald now has, or has had at or since the said 19th day of March, 1904, in and to the above described property, for the purpose of satisfying said judgment and costs amounting to the sum of two hun- dred eight and 35-100 [$208.35] dollars, with all accruing costs of sale and interest from the 10th day of March, 1904, at the rate of six [6] reent raundam, Paid sale will be at\public auction to the highest ochre for er ieee bp the stat- in such case made and prov: . ae WM. HOOLIHAN, Sher: ff of Itasca County, Dated at Grand Rapids, Minnesota, tuis 8th day of April. 1904, LIP GILBERT, tothe highest bidder for casn, at the front door of the court house in thevillage of Grand Rapids, Itasea county, Minuesota, on Mon- day. vie 6th day of June. 1904, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, to pay. und satisfy the amount whic will then be due on said mortgage and debts secured thereby together with the taxes if any, and the costs and expenses of this foreclosure and the sum of twenty-five dollars attorney's fees as in said mortgage stipu id and agreed to be paid on foreclus- ure thereof, Dated ut Minneapolis, th, A. D, 1904. . LEONA.J. PAYNE, Assignee of Mortgagee, Minnesota, April PF. B, Wriaur, attorney fur Assignee of Mortgagee, 310 Globe building. Minneapolis, Minn, Herald-Review, April 16: 28, 39, May 7, 14, 21, 28 ORDINANCE No. 9 LEING AN ORDINANCE ENACT- ED BY 'THE VILLAGE COUN- Cli OF THE VILLAGE OF COHASSET ESTABLISHING A VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPART. MENT IN AND FOR SAID VILLAGE AND PROVIDING FOR ‘THE GOVERNMENT OF ‘THE SAME. é The village council of the village of Cohasset Goes ordain as follows, \ Section 1. ‘Chat there shall be, and hereby is. established in the yillage of Cohasset a volunteer fire department to be known as the “Fire Department of the Village of Cohas- sett,” the object of which shall be’the protec- tion and preservation of lifé and preperty from loss by fire within the limits of the said village of Cohasset. Section 2. Thet said volunteer fire depart- ment so established shall be organized as fol- lows: Said department shall consist of one or more companies. euch company to be com-| tion, in order to discover whether any of posed of such mule residents of said village between the ages of eighteen and forty-five years, of sound health and good mora! charac- ter, as may volunteer their services, no com- pauy, however. to incl ade more than 35mem-|sonally “examine all dwelling houses, lots. bers. making such arrest under this ordinance to find the parents or guardian of such minor person. * Pending such investigation, such minor shall be treated kindly. provided with suitable accommodations, and not treated as, or allowed to associate with ordinary crimi- nals, and shall not be detained in custody by the said jailor for more than twenty-four hours. Section 4. It shall be the duty of the vil- z jage marshaler any other member of the po- iG VAN! ‘a \. | lice force on duty in said village. each day at aie oD iy THE. Vitbace oo Gn 9 o'clock p.m.from May 1st to October Ist, in- CIL OF THE VILLAGE: OF|clusive, and at 8 o'clock from the Ist day of . H. JONES, {sEAL] Village Recorder. Passed April 26. 1904, Ordered published April 26. 1904. Published April 30. 1904. Herald-Review, April 30. ORDINANCE NO. 10 sE OF ‘G oF ing or cause to be rung the village fire bell. THE PeportTe OF oe fe oiihterot strokes to correspond with the FIRE WARDEN, DETERMIN-| bor: the same to be known as the “Curfew ING THE DUTIES OF SaID] Bell.” FIRE WARDEN AND AUTH-|_ Section 5. Itshall be the duty of any Just- Z } _}ice of the peace in and for said village of aie eS COE ae Grand Rapids, upon the arrest of any such minor person for violation of the provisions of section 1 of this ordinance to investigate the facts of such arrest, and the condition The village council of the village of Cohasset | 4 nq circumstances of such minor person, and bod vige isege gare if it shall appear that such child or minor Section 1. That at the first meeting to be person for want of proper care is growing in held in any year by the newly elected village | mendicancy and vagrance and is incorrigible, couneil of the village of Cohasset for that] such justice shall cause the proper proceed- ‘fire warden to hold office for the term of one | cases, ; year and such further time as may elapse be-| Pyic ordinance spall take effect and be in fore his successor is appointed and has quali-| ¢oree from and after its passage, approval fied; provided, however, that the appoint- and publication. ment of said fire warden for the present of- ficial year (1904-1905) shall be made at the first meeting of the said village council to be held | attest: . after the passage and publication of this or-| J, s, Gore, dinance. - ii order. Section 2. That the said fire warden when pecan, Se pcl April 23rd, 1904. appointed shall be, and he hereby is, author- Ordered published April 23rd 1904. ized ‘at all reasonable times to enter into | and examine all dwelling houses, lots: yards, April 20th, 1904. enclosures, and buildings of ever; descrip- GEORGE RIDDELL, President of Village Council. themh are“in dangerous. condition, and to cause such as muy be dangerous to be put in safe condition.” ,Provided further. that it shall be the duty of said fire warden to per- Pehtion For Vacation of Public Streets and Notice of Hearing on Same. To the honorable village council of the wil- yards, enclosures and buildings of every des- lage of Cohasset. Minnesota: Further, that said dedartment shall organ- | cription” us: aforesaid, within the limits of| We. the undersigned, being a majority of the ize by adopting u constitution and bylaws, neither said constiution nor byliws to become | said examinations. to be made on orabout| avenues, alleys or highways here! the said ViNlage ut least’ twice a year. one of | owners of the property on the line of streets. year. a fire warden shall be appointed, said | ings to be taken as provided by law in such } togrnament was in session here, and on mo- Published in Grand Rapids Herald-Review | .aid ordinace was placed on its second read- inafter | be distributed E. J. FARRELL, County Auditor. Herald-Review. April 3). May 7. PROCEEDINGS Of Village Council, Village of Grand Rapids, Minnesota. Pursuant to call an adjourned meeting of was called to order in, the recorder’s office, Apr., 23 1904, at 8 p. m. with all members pres- ent except Trustee Clair. Minutes of last regular meeting were read, and on motion approved. Under the head of reports the recorder re~ ported as being unable to get culvert pipe large enough for fill on Kindred avenue, and on motion the above said matter was referred to committee on streets with power to act. At this time Messrs. Sheldon and Rellis ap- peared before council as committee on tourna- ment preparations and requested privileges of licensing and controlling shows, ped- dlers, etc., for a period of four days while the tion request was granted. Reports of officers was ugain called for and Attorney Price reported with ordinance No 38, namely, “A Curfew Ordinance.” and on motion of Trustee Becker the same was in- troduced and placed on first reading. The roll call was answered by President Riddell, Trustees Rassmussep and Becker, and Recorder Gole, voting for the passuge of. said ordinance. Upon motion duly made and seconded above ing. ‘The roll call showing all members pres- ent voting in favor of it. On motion of recorder the above said ordi- nance was placed on its third reading, adop- tion and publication to be effective May 1, 1904. The roll call was answered by all: mem- bers present in favor of the above said at the rate of $15.50 per M. feet; King Lum- ber Company agreed to furnish tamarack for sidewalks and street crossings. rough, at $15 00 per M. and surface at $15.75 per M. Af- ter disscussion contract for lumber was di- vided between the above said firms, A petition was presented by H. E. Neveaux to build an addition to his barber shop, the same to be used us a bath room, and-on mo- tion said petition was granted. On motion the office of police officer was declared vacant and A. Seamans was duly appointed to fill said vacancy. Applications of M. J. O'Connor and Bolin COHASSET FOR THE. PUR.| October to the 20th day of April each year, to | the Village council of village of Grand Rapids | & Hedquist to sell intoxicating liquors for the term of one year were presented and on motion hearing was set for May 19, 1904, ats p- m. in the recorder'’s offices. A petition was presented for the opening of Ninth street and was on motion referred to committee to report on said street at next meeting of council, Bond of Anthony McAlpine was on motion approved. Under the head of communications several letters were read referring to price of wate r pipe and same were ordered filed. The recorder introduced the coal question and after discussion the {matter was referred to him to contract at least 900 tons of Youg- coal at a price of $3.50 per ton prior to Sept, 1, 1904, und $3.60 per ton until the termination of the contract. On motion recorder was instructed to order 100 foiding chairs from G. F. Kremer for Vil lage hall. A committee consisting of members of the band appeared before council asking that an appropriation be made for the mainten- ance of above said band, and after discussion the sum of $50.00 per month was ordered to be puidinto the treasury of said band for tle balance of this council term, but payment be on condilion that said band will remain ovganized during said period. On motion President Riddell was requested toappoint a committee of three to inspect Village bali with view of repainting and re- pairing same before June 15, 19/4. President appointed the following members to serve as siid committee: I. D, Rassmussen, H. G. motion. On motion revorder was instructed to have Becker and J. §. Gole, and to report at the 200 copies of ordinance printed, the same to next mec tng of t'1e council laces within the limits of this village. and posted in conspicuous| Sewerage matters were discussed and on motion a resolution to build said sewer on Plaintifis Attorney, St, Panl; Minnesota. | 4 erative until the same shall have beca ap- ion™ hh ble body | PI z i s iy 7 y the first day of May of eac! named, hereby petition™ your honorable body i treet ible, was Hiopdld Revie wea pril $26,269). May 2.16.91 proved by the village council of the eaid Vil-| other ie (ie Se sat apg Sar pas! to wncate and discontinue ur cause to be va- Phas ctacnes ere pr PP ibe counsel was bata pope Seoting ad neds pokes Riga sea Woe © openi . : -'S. lage: :! made on or about-the first of October follow-| cated or discontinued the following streets. | MP OMNN TNT Cr ecod to furnished ‘Recorder. See us for Job Work. Sec.3, That said constitution shall provide ing, a report of all examinations or ins; “avenues, alleys, or highways within sueh vil- DEFECTIVE PAGE