Grand Rapids Herald-Review Newspaper, December 1, 1906, Page 7

Or— COUNTY COMMISSIONERS “TTASCA COUNTY, MINN. t Grand Rapids, Minn., Nov. 20, 1906. Pursuant to call the board of county com- missioners of Itasca County, Minnesota, met at the Court House in the Village of Grand Rapids this 20th day of November. 1906. Members present: Passard, Tone and O'Brien, ‘Phe minutes of the last meeting were read and approved. It being the time set for the hearing upon the following applications for liquor licenses, the.same were taken under consideration: Chas. Ollila at Holman; Larson & Co. and Wm. H. Daley and John M, Jones at Bigfork; Ule Ferguson at Ball Club; Edison Bereman at Dexterville; Wm, A Hadler at Snow Ball. There being no objections filed or offered against aay of said applicants, on motion of Commissioner O’Brien, seconded by Comm! sioner T all of said applications wer granted and licenses ordered issued. It being the time set for the hearing upon the application of J. H. Fintey for a transfer of 4 certain liquor license heretofore issued toone,Frank Larson for the sale of into. cating liquors at Bigfork. Minnes the same was taken under consideration, being no-objections filed or offered the granting of said oI lication, on motion of Commissioner O’Brien. seconded by Commissioner Tone, the appitcation was granted and transfer of said license from said Frank Larson to said J. H. Finley was ordered issued. C. 0, Lind made application to'the Board to change the location described in the liquor license issued to him on the 9th day of Sep- tember last from the se's of nw’4 of sec. 27, to the sw of nel4 of sec. 27, twp. 61. r for thereason* that at the time the original ; Heense was issued the land upon which the pbuilding is located was erroneously described. On motion of Commissioner O'Brien, seconded by Commissioner Tone, the application was approved. C.C. McCarthy, as attorney for the bonds- men of C. C.. Miller, reusurer, came be fore the board and made a requ that fu.i and detailed report of the investigation of the books und records of the ex-treasur U.C, Miller, made by expert accountant H. M. Temple, be placed in the auditor's office for public inspection. A petition was presented for the estali ment of a county road beginning at a point one-quarter mile south of the NW. corner of section 23, township 60, range 25, and run- ning thence in a westerly direction acros 2, crossing the section line between secs. and 22 about 30 rods south of the N. W. cor of sec. 22. thence continuing in direction to the northwest corne thence in a northwesterly direction across sees 17,8and 7, toa point about one-quarter mile north and one-quarter mile east of the southwest corner of sec. 7. in said twp, 60, 25, thence running to the northwest corner Of sec. 36, twp. 61. 1.26, and to..be connected with other roads as follows: With the Keewatin Lumber Co's. road in sec. 7 of twp. 60, r. 25, and rigfork town road at northeast corner of sec. 36, twp. 61. r. 26. Commissioner ‘Tone moved that a bearing be hud upon said petition at the court house in the -village of Grand Rapids on Tuesdsy the 8th day of January. 1901, at 10 o’clock a.m. and that M. O’Brien, Neil Mullins and Aad A. Tone, members of the board, be appointed a com- mittee to exumine the proposed location of said road, that said committee, meet at the beginning of the route of said road on Tue day the 18th sy of Decembr 1906, at o'clock p. m. for the tae proposed location of.said road, and that said committee make report to this board at thetime set for hearing upon said petition. The motion was onded by Commissioner O’Brien and carried by a unanimous vote. ‘A petition was presented for the establish- mentofa highway beginning at a point on Ube line. between Itasca and Cass Countic in se. 82. bw, dor. 27. rauning north andeast lid wliss crossitig’U issippi River at bridge locat- e@in- sec. 22, twp. 59, r. 27, and connecting.with county road running to Cohasset. Commission- er O'Brien moved that a heariog be had upon Saidy petition at the court house in Grand Rapids on Tuesday the 8th day of Jan. 1907, at‘10 o'clock a. m.; that James Passard. Neil Mullins and M. O’Brien, members of this board, be appointed a committee to examine the proposed loctation of said road; that said committee meet at the Mississippi River bridge in Sec. 22, twp. 55. r. the 5th day of Jah. 1907. at 110’ the pur examining the. propos © PUT POSS, tion of suid road, und that said committee make réport to-this board at the time set for hearing upon said petition. ke motion was seconded by Commissioner Tove aid carried by.a unanimous vote. An adjournment was then taken to Wednes- day thé 2ist. day of November, 1906. ~ Pursiiant’to adjournment the board again met this 2tst. day of Nov. 1906. ‘All members of the board present. It being the time set for the hearing upon the petition for the establishment of a hich- way beginninz at the quarter stake of secs. 2 and 3, twp. 151, r. 28, and running north to the section cdrner of secs. 14, 15, 10 ana il, twp. 152} r. 28, the committee consisting of Com-~ missioners Passard and Tone, who. had been appointed to examine the proposed locations of said road us referred to. in the order of appointment made on the 6th day of October, 1905, filed their report in which the om mended that the prayer of the petition- ers be granted, The report of the commitwee was then considered by the board and an opportunity was given for the hearing of any protests that might be offered or damasi claimed.by any person by reason of the la. ing’ont of said road. ‘There being no protesi to the granting of said petition, or damge: claimed by any person by reason of the la ing out of said road,- Commissioner Tone moved that the report of the committee be approved andthe prayer of the petitioners be granted and that it is hereby orderd that said‘highway be established according to the committee's report. ‘The motion: was second- ‘ed by Commissioner O'Brien and carried by @ unanimous vote. It being the time set for the hearing upon the petition for the establishment of a high- way beginning at the se’ of sec. 36, twp. 160, r. and running north and west to the northwest corner of sec. 7, twp. 160, r, committee consisting of om Mm: Frank 8: Lang, Neil Mullins and M. O'Brien, who had been appointed to eXamine the iipeec location of said road as referred to in the order of agpounimen? made on the 6th day of Oct, 1906, tiled their report in which they recommended tbat the prayer of the petitioners be granted. The report of the committee was then considered by the board and an opportunity was given for the hear- ing of any protests that might be offered or damages claimed by any perso by reason of the laying out of said road. There being no protests offered or damages claimed by any person by reason of the laying out of said road, Gommissiener’ O’Brien moved that the prayer of the petitioners be granted. and that ittis hereby ordered that said bighway be established according to the committee's report, The motion was seconded by Com- missioner Tone and carried by a unanimous vote. « It being the time set fer the hearing upon the petition for the establishment of a high- way beginning at tiie county road between secs. ‘twp.-56, r. 25and running west to a point 80 rods south of the northwest corner f sec. 31 Of'said township. the committee con- sisting. of -Commissioner Tone, Mullins and Passard, who had been ap pointed to examine the proposed location of said road as referred toin the order of ap- folntmest made or the 6th day of:Oct. 1908, led their report in which they recommend that the prayer of the petitioners be granted. The report of the committee was then con- sidered by the board and an opportunity was given for the hearing of ‘any protests that might be offered or damages ‘claimed by any rson byweason of laying out of said road. ‘here being no protests to the granting of aid petition~or damages claimed by uny person by: not the laying out of said road, Comm sioner Tone moved that the rof the petitioners be granted, and that said highway be hereby ordered estab- Hshed according to the conmittee’s report. The motion was seconded by Commissioner O’Brien and earried by a unanimous vete. motion.of Commissioner Tone. seconded # isssoner O'Brien, the hearing. upoa accogs wus continued to the next. On-motion of Commissioner O’Brien, second- edhe Compmiasiones Tene. ebb mut of $200.00 wae Sppropslnted te be expendedtp she -con7, under the direction a maga ei the heat mee: 5 ted for the zea the tee of Mallins ai ‘Two petitions were presen organization of twp. 62. r. 2 that the said township be nam “Carpenter”, the other requestin town be named the town of tition for the town of Carpenter haying: en the first one filed with the board, Com- s moved the adoption of the stands charged missioner Mulli following resolutio a petition hasbeen duly present ed to this board for the organizat! r, 22, for all town purpose: ton of twp, 62+ Range 22, accord- ninent surveyor thereof, and meeting of the town of Carpenter be held at the residence ot Christ. Th s4 sec. 23, in said townsh: Tuesday the Hth day of “December, 1906, ven as required by law ¢ first town meeting. The resolution was duly seconded by Com- missioner O'Brien and carried by a unani- that the first town that due notice be for the holding of The following repo! of Audit was presented to the bo 'To the Honorable Board of. Itasca County, undersigned Audit of said Itasca County. otlice of the County Treasur on the 19th day Of November 1906, for the purpose of examining and auditic and vouchers of A. of said county. the kind, description and in the treasury and We respectfully report that v pted to the sever of the Coun d €ounty Com- ‘onvened at_ the r of suid County. County Treasure: count and ascert amount of fun sid treasurer ind the beginnin 1, 1906, 1n the ager rer indebted to the several funds covering said indebtedness in kind and amounts as follows: 7 Cash io safe. tems, money orders, ted in Birst Nite And we find the trea Bank, Grand _ State Bank Grand }Deposited in e'r Deposited tn Deposited in Fir Deposited in Fi Respectuliy submitte MYA. SVANG, A SMUSSEN, f District Court. SA D, ‘man Co. Comrs On motion made and carried the wbove” port Was approved. - On motion of Commissione: onded by Commissioner MuHin: Attorney wus instructed to take stepstd-ec Northome bills for r O'Brien: see: e committment jor a violation of an ordiance of said, village. of Northome, and committed to y i ‘The bill for snted to the village ze of Northome and said bill having been disapproved by said village ume having council of the vil ented for the incorpor- tain territory into a municipal incorporation to be named the villa fix a time and place, -when- avd where voters residing within ose of examinin = Oh ag s Leach . - sioner ‘Tone. offe resolution and moved its adoption. L ating the Village of B has been duly in ard for the county of Itase nesota. for its approval, being show by said petition sired to incorporate certain tract suid county not-already in whi h said lands hive tially platted into lots with a vie ogcupancy, wit reus i by said petition that a a ‘y $ faken and “thit’ territory has a resident population of tw hundred - (200) corporated portion of the platted portion thereof tioned as properly to b government, and Whereas, it ad is “socondi ted to, village r ber of voters 1 said territory, and thatit petition that all requirement complied with. Now, therefore, after ‘duly eon-ide in councetion therewith, be it and_ it ition be apptoved her, that the election prayed f nd the same here! be held on Frid y is ordered. to of December atid so being within the limits of so proposed to be incorp that H. 1), Horton, Pompe Li 1 inted inspectors who sh d election 2nd conduct the same icable according ng the election of town oftic ‘That the county Audito to the laws is instructed ai of said peti- directed to cause proper copie: tion to be made petitiqu. together with stating the tim i niusing notice thereof, together with a copy tion to be duly published in the ttler, a newspaper SI printed within said territory incorporated Dated November 20, 19¢ FRANK 8, LANG, Chairman Roard of County Commissioner, r ioner Mallins and | Henry, Agreen care nd conveyance of W. G. Moore requested the board to a he interest upon ap inst him for the 3 ‘nard amount of th Geo. Anthony,,blacksmith work on roa' ioner Mullin be adabted and that | 22 be ucvepted in tid judgment, Commissioner Rudoph Alustdck. work on Island Lake d amount of a Commissioner O’Brien offered the follow resolution and moved its 5. Resolved that the United States Govern- ment be requested to permit the right-of-way fence of the Gi Northern Railway and near the north | end of Pokesa i to the county ro ‘Whe resolution w: € ss said Pokegama dam. seconded by Commissoner Tone and adopted by a unanimous vote, It was agréed upon by the members. of the board that if the government permitted the } removal of the gate-above referred to thata fence would be constructed along the east d between the end of the dam and the railw deemed nece each sideof the road. £ ‘y toconstract a fence along etition was prosented requesting the to detach certain territor: district No. 10 and attach the s s On motion made and carried the petition was laid over untill the next meeting for further consideration. d Rapids Magnet which bad. here- s the official county ving ceased publica- ROW, Ra district No. 1. R.H, Bailey, services on county ¢: tofore been des! paper for the year 1906 tion, Commissioner O'Brien moved the adop- tion’of the following resolution: Be It resolved, by the board of county com- missioners of Itasca county. Minnesota. that the Grand Rapids Herald-Review a weekly newspaper, printed and published at-Grand Rapips. Minnesota, be and'th designated as the news official proceedings of this board ‘and Such other legal notices as ablished, shall be printed and published dur- the remainder of the Temalt county endive ‘of said Itasca contr cause the publications. of the fore recited “proceedings and legal ae me is: hereby papar in which: the law requiredto be Year 1906, and she pissioner ' fered resolution and moved its adoption ie at, ‘Whereas. it has been heretofore reported to the beard of county commissioner that | Charles @, Miller. formercounty treasurer has} failed to pay cver all money with which 1899-1900, at the time and in the manner pre~ scribed by law, and that a shortage exists int) B the accounts of said Miller as such treasurers and whereas further, for the protec’ interest of said county it-has now become ord s, pedient and necessary that an action. ing said years to recover such amount as ma, be due from him and them to said county 0 tasca. Now. therefore. be it and itis hereby resol ved BE. E. Curt Phase county, be and he is hereby directed to causean action that the county auditorin and for sa! to be commenced against said Miller as such, treasurer and his bondsmen during said term of cilice, to-wit, the year's 1898-1900, to recovery such amount.as may be due irom him an thein to said c. unty because and by reason of the delinquencies of said Miller as aforesaid during said term. And whereas, it has also been reported | to this board of county commissioners that there isa certain/Amount due and owing fronrthe Lumbermén’s Bank of Grand Rapids4 Minnesota, as a county Cepository durit g said years, for interest on daily balances of the money of said county deposited with said bank during said term. and whereas itis NOWs< expendient ang necessary that an action be commenced against swid bank for the wery of suid amount so due and owing; Mow, therefore, be it and it hereby is resolved that the county auditor be and he _| hereby is authorized wud directed to cause an action to be commenced against said Lumber. men’s Bank of Grand Rapids, Minnesota, for guch umouut us‘may be due and owing from Said bank to said county as interest upon daily balances deposited by said county with said Lumbermen's Bank during the said term of said Miller as county treasurer. ‘This ‘eso.ution was seconded by Commissi- oner C’ Brien and carried unanimously. The sheriff's list of uncollected personitl property taX was then examined and after careful consideration of said list the board was of the opinion that the following could not b> collected and upon motion duly mude And carried were ordereu cancelled: dan Conro: Thos. Carrell, $12, papal Cener Johnson, 31.02 Charies Coleman, $10.74: Hel Bryant & V Ole Aune, « L. H. Cotlin, i Lyman, = A 3 Solmon_ Erholz, $3.76 Kennedy & McCauley, OT arry. Houghton. $3.99: Arthur Tib- Mirs, De Bastman, $1.42; Edith De- yrtle Hail, ; Northera 06: H, Kirby. 7A. We Strungler,«. Doering, 31. Stewart, ve . Mcleod, $ : tie! + He Ww. ¢ He 0: Magnes Borgstrom, $5.3 Teurrington, $2.42: August Mil 54 Nick Henneky + 4 tor Stren- Carter, Sore :'S, c 1S, oh 4Keitzman. $3.03, Kai Peysuske, Eucy Leet: & Hines. ai. Huteminson ¢ Frans, $148 Anderson, $1.05, é: Palmer Henderson, $3 MePh 0.9% “CN. Kennedy, 3 Antou C, Berg, 96 $1.15 and Mike Rudel, #2.86. Upon motion duly made and carried it was}, ordered tinat citations be issued against the following person: ‘orrer, $4.2 mn Standard Lbr Geo. Schuirti Willsou 1 Frank Freestone, 3 Unier& P Vincent Klisch umes 42: Rainy River br 0. : Shevlin gts 819.302 fe, SLIS: Martha Sinith, $204 Walwond, $14.98: M, E Tramer, $60.04: Louis Bohlam: $14.04 Pred Strong, $19.83 cE vee 3 Forks Lb 2. y & O'Brien, SHIL89: ‘Wm. H. Clark, $ .10 Dave Maturen, 36. il, $12.30, The board then tcok under ecnsideration: ourt house decided upoa to. pa | Goul, the Sanie to be delivered by. the Ita Mereantile Comprny ‘The following applications for correction of sessment and abatement of taxes were pproved by the board and recommended to lie state auditor for his approval J.L. Lingle, upon the ne of sec 1. it, King. upon sw? of sw, se ‘King, upon nw's of ne? rown. Upon SW of se Vashburn, Jr, upon lot 4 I . sel4 of nel Aipine & Mcdonald, upon lot 2 The following applications for abatement of . ‘and costs Were approved by of nwii and els of sw, oll, lots 9and 10, block st Division; Moore & y. personal property in the unorgan- 1; John Boseley, lots 1 and 2, sec. Wi ‘> of nela, Ww of sets, se} th, nis of : ec. 8, 151-26, The application of J. Berger for correction -of assessment and abatement ‘of taxes upon of nwa. see. 10. 62-24, Was disapproved pplication of Backus-Brook Co.. for cli The auditing ofclaims was then taken up and bills were presented as allowed: | Gust Anderson, procuring general ele tion ballots, Moose Park Gust Anderson, procuring primary ele ballots,.Moose Park. tion, . | c. B, Adley, procuring general ejection, ballots Wilawood.. | Henry. Arnold, judge. primary #4.05, ¢ 60. eral election, | Geo. Authony, Ohticer, tat Root, general lection oa ng returns, gene: - a Joln Andeison, judge, general ele 1s Blackberry. procuring ballots and return. Henry Anderson, procuring primal election ballots, Plum Creek . Fred Archer, clerk, primary election, Crooked Lake on, pauper. om road road A.B DOX ¢ peak s | Geo. D, Barn plies: | Sam Bjerre. on Blick River road. Clyde Bareno. clerk, genersl election, general election, J. H. Branley. clerk. génerai élection;, t Root.. “Shay Bertram, judge, general election, ‘ormick Mike Braa, ju irard | Moab Barwise, cler e. Long Lak O. W, Baker,: clerk, general eb Ss‘ Broo! [Stes Buentemeier, carr general election. Gr: 1.20 -C. Boynton, clerk, LuCroix.......... : iley? justice fees d, general election » Royn. judge, primary election, Nett Rivet tres yn, judge. generai election, Nett Rivers Sa: 3 . Bertram, judge, general election. H. J. Beddell. guarding prisoner, Inter- national Fail RR. Bell, drugs ar farm and jail. A,Bernard. work on Bernard rou E.R. Browne, plumbing Work at poor farm und material furnished.. Louis Baldwin, work on Vermilion road s Baldwin, making fill at approach ippi river. bridge, section 2, Beach & Son, hardware fo Ke 4#rank Bodien, workon Island I oro. Gust Berg, work on Deer River Chas, Benson, work on Deer Ri: nell, check punch for treas- rancis Caldwell, p Dg w carrying returns, primary election ‘| aiVinbiosti ‘as such treasurer for the years tion of thé]. C. Carlton, procuring tion ballots, Nore a P. Carpenter commenceG against said Charles C. Miller, *” Loper, and his bondsmen for his term of office cover: general election, A.-M. Carlson, witness fees, just { court... work performed on ‘ ake ‘Alex Cook, work performe judge, general election, : quarter ending Dec. 31, 1906 B. A, Damon, Lizzie Brown - . a surveying on Island Lake ister of deeds.. ckson, procuring general ele ballots, Ray general elée- tion returns, Murphy HT. Eastman, clerk, general i election, H. J. Engelking, ¢ : s Erickson, judge, general election JF, McCormick, judge, Elliot-Fisher Go.. book typewrit Pree Press Printing Go.. tax” and sundry blanks Wm. Furlong, procuring genera’ Wm. Furlong, judge, general ace, Wn. Furlong. place, election and posting notic Wm. Furlong, car® élection, Lope Benjie Fairban generat election, Goodland srvices on coun carrying returns, ty c 4 ‘Thos. Field, Voote, judge of election, Dinner reek : Alfred Feldmin, witness, juctice court Gust Frosch. work on Black River road 18,00] "ballots, Manitou. Wm, Gustafson, judge, general election Neil Mullins. comm! Round Lake. . judge, gener ard Grady, j Srooked Lake, 1, clerk, primary election, rd, judge, general election, Bass ag general elec- Wm. Mari Gube Goddeli, election, ry election forurne, ‘Gram Falls, ard. : H. E. Graffam, rubber D. M. Gunn, liv ers, examining rood S.Guaard. work on Bass T. A, Gamble, clerk, general ai ‘y hire by comm election, W. .Cudenan ¢ Theo. Hamann ea tion returns, Tamarack Taos, Hamann, judge. general ¢ T. H. Howard. judge. general election, | 0, A.D VOR -sseeese~ 5 E n, judge of election, Clem- procuring general elec: tion ballots, Alywood. A. 8. Haluptz tion returns, Big Thos. Hughe eral elec- judge, general 1 ©. H, Haigh. procuring pri tion ballots, Goodland... . Hinken, clerk, general Severin Hanson, A. M, Hunson, earrying general election returns, Manitou seen: ie udge general elcetion, Swan River. judge, general e lection, road . On of assessment and-abatement of | re, team. hire taxes was laid ove John Henry, witn 8. Huson, @ und. petit jurors .. : zs. “ Henry Hughes & Co., merchandise ior Hughes & Co.,1 court hovse and jail Hayman, work_ road Wm. Hoolih: Cases, justice court n, frieght, dr jonald outtit. evidence . drawing grand and bigoshish .. ting notices of hear- ing on road petitions, Shoal Lake. Wm. Hoolihan. tobacco furn' soners, county ja Wm. Hoolihan, atten Wm. Hoolihan. if": Wm. Hoolihan, boarding pri 1906 Wm. Hoolihan. po: ished. pri- dist ourt 15.00 district court, J.G. Hermes. tobacco farnished pa at poor farm. . Hermes, conveying pauper, LO Superior. J. G. Hermes, i 1905. s. ry Heikila, wits “Hooper, judge, general election, | rou. 3 F. O. Ingetad, a road Itasea Mercantile C for court house and jail......... : REE '. J. Jones, procuring gt 1 election Ze A. T. Reid, procuring general election ¥. J. Jones, procuring pi ion N. T. Robertson, jud on, carrying returns. gener- Barton B. Rosbrook, ju al election, Alvwood. " ee i John Johnson, judge, general election, shaw. E John J. Johnson, procuring primary election ballots. Re John Jacobs, Interpreter, justice cour! Bert.Jensland, work on Island Lake roud.. J. P. Johnson, road... Bick beset J.P. Johnson, work on Toi Oscar Johnson, work on road : 3 Louis Kirt; juage, general election Me- tion, Round Lak ary election Me- Cormick..: Wn. Kelly, judge, general election, clerk, general election, Dinner Creek. J.D. Kirbey, cariying returns Dinner Creek. E. C. Kiley, printing offic ublishing sundry notices. ey, envelopes for cler! ley, publishing auditor-treas- rer-statement of bula: . Joe Kucera. work on Kogers road. Chas. Kirley, work on rogers road. G. F. Kremer, burial of paupers Lumber company. ment for repuirin; Lom, general election jal ballots and kk ofcourt 450} River road. brick and ce- clerk of election, Rou turgeon Lyons. Judge, primary election, m_Lyons, judge, election. j nee general election. -opple eye eeeeee as, Collitige, judge of election gener: Winnibigosh a Ire rent Of polling place. McCor- Chas. ae clerk, primary election. H ake ‘Crool ‘ 15. ward Curtiss. cleric, general clection, | F. U Loneks, procuring ‘general elec N, Congdon. earr Poy tion ballots, Engel wood. ying ‘general elec. i. A. Lindvall procuring general el tion ballots, and maki Lind ford. ee eae = John C. Lee, clerk, general election, lerk.general election, Clementson 3. H. G, Leyde. clerk, general election, judge. general election Net Riv and rent of polling place. Huff. 8. eet Clark, juuge, ‘general Frank S. Lang, county commissioner's election, —— mileage, session of Nov. 20 and Nov. 1140 24. 1906... vassin d. Mary Lun of Mrs. Pat Lynch. horse hired by commissioner general election, examining road A.L. LaFreniere, sundry blanks. Aron Lehto. witn justice court Lieberman Bros. clothing for paupers Lander Larson, team nee by commis Charley Li Lat Charley Lance, work on Carter road...... Hugh McKay, carrying general election retura. Deer 1 Hugh Me road Wm. Cooper. performed on Deer River ti “ B ion returns. Deer Ball Club road anc aitehelle pes ar Douglass, judge, genera! Arthur Mitchell, posting J election - hearing on road petition esaba Telephone Co., phone rental Mesaba Telephone Co., to! i,m is Printin books and sundry: sts plies John Murpiiy, procuring Hon ballots, Tams eas S adry, clerk, general election, Baty River eee ce Chas. S weneial elec! Geo. Miller, _ Fraser... : a Sam, Martin, ‘jadge, priniaty’ election, judge, primary election, : MeCrady, ‘procuring general 5S election ballots, Gre John Murphy, ju Ige judge, primary election 1.20 Haff. tion, Huff... 5 Chas. MeCormick, clerk, gener tion, Huff eS Sam_ Martin, judge, Fraser. John Murphy #enerai election, judge, general election, 7.00 | Clarence Morse, officer, primary elec- tion. Crooked Lake. 18.00 | J. J. McDonald, judge, primary Wan RIVER... ee ee ce J, McDonald, rent of polling place, : primary election, Swan Kiver. 13.00 | J. J, MeDonatd, judge, general ¢ lection and rent of polling place, Swan lection ty election, 3.36 | B.S, arin, 3.50| ~~ examining roads... Daas ee Grand Rapids Magnet, publishing offic 5.00] inl ballot: : _ | B.A, MeVicar, stamped é 6.40 | = register of deeds effice... : Olaf Munsgard, work on Tslane clopes for road . ayers Olaf Munsgard, work on.Island Lake 2.60 road “oy, 1.00] road . Sve wees eesics sco) eA; Martin. work’ on Big Trout 1 : on, Trout Lake road - 1.20] L.C, Martin, work on Deer River-Ball election, Club road ... ....... F: ase) 2.00} 1. C, Martin, work on Deer River-Baii 2 5.95] Glub road... : ission- W. E. Myers, livery. hired ‘b; + 11.00]. sioners, examining road... 1 8.00 | Miles A. Nelson, procuring general elec- tion ballots, Bearville .... 2.90] Miles A. } EX Nordlin, carrying eeneril returns. Bigfor! 5.9] K.L. Noss, carrying returns, Sturgeon River 3.00] Fred Nelson, work on bs slson, work on Rai 3.20] Gus Nelson, work” on 1 Club roa: ai election d Lake road y River road ev River-Ball carrying primary election returns, Moose Pa pty 5.20] Aaron Olson, carrying gé 8 returns, Moosé Park.. 1.60] Pete judge, gencral election, 1.10| G, A. Osgood, procuring general elec- tion ballots, Third River. z retnens, Third River 6.20| John B. O'Conuell, judg ury cleetion, Fraser... 440] Arthur G. Otis, judge, gene! 2 Pokegema 2.55 |J. W. Oak Et Swan River . 1.59} M. O’Brien, commis: amining road: one 3.80] Land Overland, work on Island Lak ‘judge, prim: ection dge, general election, joner’s mile: ex- 6.90 | Chris Olson, work’ on Island Laie road S. K. Osmundson, work on Island Lak D. poor farm..... w..J. & B.D. Powe! for conrt hous _,| James Peterson, cle 652{" "Swan River Pioneer Press Co certi _ | Jos. BP. Pete 330.59] Round Lake. 2s E. H. Phelps, clerk. general elec - 140.00] " and rent of polling place, Wi . 0015. H. Phelps, clerk.’ primary election Z ‘and rent of polling place, Winni- 3.30]. bigoshish . Louis Peters n, judge, primary ‘elec: ames andit. baneege se 143.50 | Pioneer Press Co., Probate court blanks P. KX. Priest, justice fees, sundry cases ©. A. Peterson, dynamite, caps and fuse used on Island Lake road . Chas. Point, work oo Trout Lake road . Prank Potter, work on Deer Kiver-Ball Club road. . < Al Phillips. work ‘oad Al. Phillips, work on Splithan 2.90 | Carl Phillips, work On Splithand Lake’ 3.54] Ruoch Peterson, work on Bernard road __ | A.f. Reid, procuring primar y election 20.75 ballots, Deer River 2.20 ballots, Deer River. general election 2.201" Round Lake’: : 3 Harold Koyen, judge, primary election 2.90 Rainy River ..- aone se9 Harold Royen, judge, general election 5.60 Rainy River.. 1.12} John J. Rose, proc ig general elec- tion ballots, Ardenhurst. 6.00| Ruel S. Reed, clerk of el |, Poke- é gama 1.00) A, V, Richards ying 2 F tion returns, : vussszszees.. 3100] F, B. Reusswig. deputy corner’s fees...- isiand Lake “| Barton B. Rosbrook, judge, primary * 10.50] election and rent of polling p!ace, Rainy Biver — Round Lake........ 33.50 | N, T. Robertson, judge, prin eae ees 2.90 Joseph Rahier, judge, general election, Girard. 3.60 | C, H. Ryding. returns, Nore......... es 4.40| Sam Rassmussen, judge, primary élec tion, Black River. ~ 3,20] Sam Rassmussen, judge, tion, Black River.. 1,10/1. D. Rassmussen, atte court. wees Andrew C, Rassmussen, rrying - 335)" road... 23.50 | phos. Russell, corner’s fees : - 16.00] Geo. Radosevich, interpreter, justice . 75.00] court... L. R. Root- conveying insane paticnt. James Rabiineon: 45 ige, general elec tion, Sand e.. ‘Hospital; room and’ care E. L, Shultis. procuring primary elec: tion ballots. Bigfork eescs-s nce sear" Stark, judge, general election, ke. ee ‘Sell, clerk. general ¢ ection Me- bs; procuring general election . general elec- tion returns «tas ‘ Norman Shaw, clerk, geaéral élection eyril Stejskal. judge, primary election, M. A. Spang, services on county canvas- Matt Shumaker, judge, primary elec- tion, Crooked Luke : 2 A. Sunderland, clerk, general election Swan River Geo. R. Scarlett, P. 0. Stephens, ja Dinner Creek. Arthur Sulli man, pauper, with typhoid fev L. Sheliman, deputy corners fe Rn. mee expenses, trip to Duluth. Spang. services di z traasportation furnished 5 ortation furnished _” Win, Burke, pauper Geo A. Snyder, posting noti ing on Suid petition Alice Scott, type Geo Swanson, general election, procuring general election lot Thos. Tone, carry |. teturns, Bridgie. Thos. Tone, carry eturns, Bridgie Christ Thor tion, Loper. John Tombohe, ¢ i primary’ election ng general election judge, general Frank Tolmy work on Deer Riv Village of Grand Rapids, lights 906... H. T. Whitcomb, clerk, general electio: Whitcomb, clerk, . Rainy River . Watt, clerk, ei E, J. Wold, -carry’ ing general ‘turns Clementson , judge of election and rent of polling place Clementson ‘eneral election, n Jas. W. Willian: , Jeturns, Pinetop. N. Wirt, procuring general election s, Pinetop... abies ae: Stanley Watt, judge, primary election, Joseph Wege, judge, Winnibigosi:ish . Ze. Ju Winnibigoshish A. L. Wade, carrying. gencral election returcs, Plum Creek Geo. Walton, judg » general election, carrving general, clee- tion returns, Grand Rapids, No 3 lett... ©. R. Ward. medical t Boice. pauper. .... 4 i services Fendered 1 services rendered R, Ward, medical’ services | John Wooihouse, pauper. Neven Ward, witness, justice ¢ s, Justice court, Watt, work on Rat Root roa Black River election retur procuring general election ballots, Clementson Billy O’Brien. : justice fees. On motion duly made foregoing bilis were allowed and the county instructed to draw warra 4 The foliowing bills were laid ov next meeting for farther consi T. L. Dunean, justice fees... . T, L: Duncat L! R. Root, teams to poor fal The following bi & Goodwin, Ole Claes con Thos. Kelly.. % On motion mude ani ul services rendered Chairman Board of County Commissioners. Roy R. Bell Pharmacist Drugs and Patent Medicines Druggist’s Sund Medical Appliances Book, News and Cigar Stand Stationery Supplies Regular Hours Week days 7a. m. to 10:30 p. m. Sunday 9 a. m. to 6 p. m. 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