Grand Rapids Herald-Review Newspaper, October 26, 1907, Page 4

Brand ‘Hapias Peraiaethteview | 9 Published Every Saturday. By E. C. KILEY. TWI DOLLARS A YBAR IN ADVANCE Entered in the Postoffice at Grand Rapid Minnesota. as Second-Class Matter, CHE HERALD-REVIEW IS THE Dfficial Paper of Itasca County. ‘ficial Paper of Village of Grand Rapids. Official Paper of Village of Cohasset. Official Paper of Village ‘of Keewatin. Official Paper of Village of Nashwauk. Official Paper of U. S. Dis- trict Court in Bankruptcy Proceedings. Designated by State and National Officials as the Of- ficial Paper for the publica- tion of all legal notices to be made through their re- spective offices in Itasca Co. Recognized by Everybody as the Leading Weekly Newspaper of Northeastern Minnesota. PROCEEDINGS BOARD Ai COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Grand Rapids, Minn., Oct. 19, 1907 Pursuant to call the board of county com- ners of Itasca county. Minnesota, met ourt house in the village of Grand 1 day of October, 1907. Sommissioners O’Brien, ard. inutes ofthe last meeting were read time set for hearing upon the Ole Ferguson for a license to ut Ballclub, wlso the ho fora) nse to upon the e's of the township 59, range 27, the vere taken under consideration, There objections filed or offered against ses to said applicants. on si surd, secondec oner s. the applications d and licenses ordered issued to of said applicants, ijourned to 3 p.m. adjournment the board again 1907. : Commissioner O'Brien, acing liquor: cation of Frank 1 toxication liquor d the adoption her ng liquors for a term of first day of d terminating on the first day of nt room onthe ground g situate on lot 19, block 5 t i nd, W has been shown that said John Lar vas unable to commence the sale of ting liquors under said license until aber, 1906: be it resolved, that said hereby is extended t day of December, for the adoption of the fore yn was seconded by Commi: s andecarried by a unanimous he time and place set for: the n the petitions for the establish- is as foltoy t the 16th orner, one-quarter mile south and one: quar- and running due south inning at one-eight nw’, of seetion2, township 148, unning south three-quarters of a le, ti eust one-quarter mile, thence hence east one-half mile, hence continuing ple to the Cat-loot widge «road. beginning ata point mthe 24 an ut Pun point here the ey road intersects said range thence south on sitid range line to » beginning at the ne township 62, range 26. st along section line to he se corner of section 18, township 62, range e White Oxk road, beginning at the ne of sectic township 5 . range 2 sout h (on rai line betw 7, to the of section 36. te west on town dine {0 tt to} wushin 56. range 27; 1, beginning at the wn hip 56, range 27, and run- section line to the ast side of section 24, in range.: thence west’ on to 1-16 corner one-quarter mile of the quarter post on east side of said 24; thence north on 1-16 e to the ue on north side of said szction 2 west on stid section line to the nw said section 24; thence north on to nw corner of section 13, in und range; thence west on se range line; thence north on quarter post on t st side of ow nahip 145. rv hence we SW corner of he corner 5; thence east on section ange line; thence north able. te the were taken tin er consid- eration. The committee appointed o examine the proposed locations of said roads filled their reports in which they recommended thatthe prayer of Lhe petitioners of each of said peti- tions be granted. The reports of the committee were then considered and an opportunity given for the hearing of any protests that might be offered or damages claimed by any person by reasou of the establishment of said roaas. There being no protests of- fered or damages claimed by any per- son by reason of the layiug out of said roads, Commissioner Passard moved that the prayer of the petitioners of each of said petitions be granted, and and that said higkways be hereby ! ordered established according to the cummittee’s reports. The motion was seconded hy Commissioner Mullins, and carried by a unanimous yote. On motion of Commissioner Mullins, seconded by Commissioner Passard, T. A, Thorson was awarded a contract to construct that portion of the Lily lake road, beginning at the northwest nw corner of section 28, | , Tans , aod “Tu nining south: to the Southwest corner: oft ‘the net of net of sec. 4, township 54, range 25; thence east to the northeast cornér of the set of net of said sec. 4; thence south on section line to the quarter post between sections 9 and 10, towb- ship 54, range 25, for the sum of 50¢ per rod, sald road to be cut and cleared two rods wide, one rod in the center thereof to be grubbed free from roots, rocks and other obstruc- tions. On motion of Commissioner Mul- lins, seconded by Commissioner Passard, James Bickley was awarded acontract to build a portion of the Pokegama road beginning at the quarter post between sections 8 and 9, township 54, range 25, and running south on section line oue-quarter mile, for tue sum of $200.00, said road to be cleared 4 rods. wide, all necessary cuts and fil& to be con- structed, the grade to be 16 ft. on top. F. P. Sheldon came before the board and made a proposition to settle the claim of Itasca ecounty against the Lumbermen’s bank and aod First National bank of Grand Rapids for back interest upon county funds deposited ir said bauks for the sum of $682.45. Commissioner Mul- lins moved that the proposition of F. P. Sheldon to settle said claim for the amount above stated be accepted. The motion was secow.ded by Commis- sioner Passard and carried by a unanimous vote. Mrs. Alexander Phair was present and objected tothe action of the board opening and con- structing a portion of the Carter road as surveyed across lot 1, section 3, township range 26, and claitaing | damages if said road was constructed according to the survey. After some discussion of the matter it was de- cided that a commission be appointed to appraise the damages sustuiuted by Mrs. Phair by reasou of the opens ing of said road, one of the commis- sioners on appraisal to be appointed by the chairman of the county board, one by Mrs. Phair, which two com- missioners should appoint a third commissioner. Commissioner Passard moved that the sum of $200.00 heretofore appro- priated for the construction of a bridge across Clearwater Brook on the Prairie River road be expended un- | der the direction of C. V. Smith in the improvement of the Prairie River troud in the town of Balsam. The motion was seconded by Commissioner ! Mullins aud carried by a unanimous vote. An adjournment was then taken to Monday the 21st day of October, 1907, at 10 a.m. ° Pursuant to adjournment the board again met this 2lst day of October, 1907. Members present: Commissioners O’Brien, Passard and Mullins. Commissioner Mullins moved that | the sum of $50.00 be appropriated to be expended under the direction of Jobo Arbo on the Shoal lake road. The motion was seconded by Com- missioner Passard and carried bya unanimous vote | Commissioner Passard moved that !S. P. Hegdah! be given a contract to build three-quarters of a mile of road, beginning at the ne corner of the set, of se} of section 5, township Ba, raage 25, running south three-quarters of a mile, for the sum of $200.00. The motion was seconded by Commis- sioner Mullins and carried by a } una nimous vote. On motion of Commissioner | Mullins, seconded by Commissioner Passard, Davee Maturen was awarded } the contract for clearing and grub- bing the Maturen road for the sum or $300.00. A petition was presented for the | establishment of a highway begin- ning at the quarter post on the sec- tion line between sections 28 and 29, township 54, range 23, aud running thence on said quarter line one wile west to the quarter poston section line between sections 29 and 30, in said township, thence uorth to the section corner between section 19 and 30 and 20 and 29, in said town. thence west along the section line to a point one-guarter mile east of the west line of said township, thence purth one- quarter mile, {ter mile tothe west line of township, thence north along the town line between said township and | ip 54, range 24. to the correr ons 18 and 19, township, 54, range 23, and 13 and 24, 54-24. Commissioner Passard moved the adoption of the following resolution: Whereas,a petition for the establish- ment of a highway as above described has been duly presented to this board reasonable and the same appears upon its face, Now, therefore, be it reasolved, that a hearing be had upon said peti- tion at the court house in Grand Rapids on Saturday, the 7th day of December 1907, at 10 o’clock a. m., and that M. O'Brien, Neil Mullins and James Passard, members of this board, bea committee to examine | the proposed location of said road | i | and that said committee will meet at | the beginning of the route of said proposed road on Saturday the 30th day of Novetater. 1907, at 10 o'clock report to this board at the time set for hearing upon said petition. The motion for the adoption of the fore- going reasolution was seconded by Commissioner Mullins and carried by a upanimous vote. On motion made and carried all other road matters were laid over till the next meeting. The bonds of the following banks as county depositories were on motion duly made and carried, approved: First National Bank of Grand Rap- ids, First State Bank of Grand Rap- ids, First-State bank of Deer River and Nashwauk State Bank. Ov motion of Commissioner Mul- lins, seconded by Commissioner Pas- sard, the plat of the Second Addition of Itasca City was approved hy the board, and the County Auditor was instructed to certify the same. A petition was Lease asking that township 61, range 27, be at- tached to and made a ae ‘of the organized vown of Bigfork. Commissioner Muilins moved that a hearing be had on said petition at the court house in the village of Grand Rapids on Saturday the 7th day of December, 1907,,at 10 o’clock a.m., and that the county auditor a8, e proud tion Or masoner Mal- lins, seconded by Commissioner Pas- rd the county auditor was author- ized and instructed to sell the two desks now in- the basement of the court house for $11.50 each. Commissioner Mullins moved that the bond of John Rellis and Ernest N. Remer in connection with ther option to explore the county poor farm with John Rellis and Ernest N. Remer as principals and Thos. Rus- sell, Daniel Costello and Geo. L. Dewey as sureties, in the sum of $10,000 be approved. The tnotion was seconded by Commissioner Passard and carried by a unamious vote. The followiug applications for cor- of taxes were approved: . Ho. upon lands in township $4, range 22; M. J. Luther upon lands in township compaoy personal property in the u organized; Eric Erickson and other personal property road tak, town of Trout Lake; LaRue Mining Company upon the LaRue mine at Nashwau Arthur Seaman on lots 3 z 12, Grand Rapi Kirst D M. E. church, P. I. & C., lots 11 aud thence west one-quar- ! said | a. m,, and that said committee make ; 12, block 6, First Addition ww Cohasset. The following applications for cor- rection of assessment and abatement of taxes were laid over for further consideration: Bovey-DeLaittre Lumber Comp:ny: Robert G. Morrison and M. H. .Al- worth. ~ The application of Marcus W. of assessment Bates for correction and abatement of taxes on lot 5. disapproved, section 32, 151 The following bills were presente John Akkanen, work on Oaks road.......$ Albert Anderson, chainman on Popple road survey 5 Mrs, A Berglund.) boarding during strike at Nashwaulk R H Bauiley, justice fee E R Browne. putting new flues in boiler and sundry material, and repairs lant Ey .Ssup’t of schools expense accra; . Hattie F Booth. pustage : p hauling dirt. at court house Ja Geo D Barnard & C Geo D Barnard. & Co. band] Wm J fast serv! Peter J. Billeadeau. G Walter S Booth & son, blanks Chris Boehn, part payment on contract for construction Vermillion road... Chas Collinge, constructing a portion of Vermillion cd. - 2A Chas Collinge, constructing a Portion of Vermillion road E J Gran, justice fees.. Ella M. Campbell. taking fore a commission on county buildings Alex Cook, work on Spiith: Alex Cook, work on Stz Edward Olaffy, constab) Wm KR Crangle, deputy at during strike. Martin Enger, de during strike deputies Goo Beane deputy Nashwauk duting strik ree Press for poor farm n Patter, balance on Ver- Jules Gendron. Med services. rendered Fred Crofford. HS Huson, justice fe Wm Hoolihan. sherift's fe court Nashwauk. Wm Hoolihan, p ok ‘Hanson, work’ ‘on State road m Hayes, constable fees Hermes. tobace: J ed paupers JG Hermes, boar 190; ing paupers, Sept. arold Hanson, work on Sp'ithand Lake road of guns, cect. of use 8 Emil Kautto, work on John Korkainen, ‘k John Korkainen. road contra August Kautto, work August Kautto, balance on 't payment on Oaks contrac! Chas W Kautto, part road contract .. Chas Kautto, work on Oaks road. Thos Kerr, team for commission on appraisal of county buildin EC Kiley. printing blands. publishing _ proceedings notice: 1 Lamppu, work on Oaks _¥ uogust Look, attending rag river bridge Gerald Léadbect court ayment on | ig for pi | Lindems s for roud wo r cat farm John S. Lof! grounds bldgs .. W EF Martin, county sup’t of roads . John Mykkanen, part payment, road contract. Marshall Oil Co. for perolin Louis Moran, work on state road. Dave Maturen, work on Maturen road Oak inley. work on state coud. iller, team hired by Cc ntl entry boo! cone Cea te yers, ditching on county road, nonoaks road supplies for | rm and pest house = WwW i & H D Powers, tees peor Joseph Rahie ounty road LR Root. teams hired. by commission- ers. appraisal of co. bldgs ...... Carl Rassmussen, work on splithand and state roads | Phos Ring. work on county roa A C Rogers, supt, support of E Berger at school for feeble minded Thos Rin| Splithand lake road in Joseph Rahier. Peter L. Ramauist, deputy sheriff, acct of strike at Nashwauk . constructit work on york on county survey - Sylyester Wauk. acct of ste! Peter Torrey, state road - light. Al Warren, deputy sheriff at Nashwauk. ucct of strike . E C Watson. repairing Blackberry road 25 we ne work on Cohasset-Bass lake A at White, axman on Cohasset-Bass lake road surve: W M Welch Mfg Co,supplies for supt of schools Sx. Oe: axman on Popple Fond c Terkel work on county ro: On motion of Commissioner Passard. sec onded by Commissioner Mullins. all of rie foregoing bills were allowed and the County rection of assessment and abatement! Bailey and M. E. Luther | 58, range 23; Northwest Tirfber Supply EE EE ee RE EE ee Monday Opening! The Fair Store SHERMAN YOST, Prop’r JOHNSON BLD’G., SECOND ST. On MONDAY, October 28, I will open a new store in the A. M. Johnson building, on Second street. The stock is new and up-to-date in every particular. It in- cludes a complete line of Dry Goods, Notions, Specialties of every variety. MY 5, (0 AND {5 CENT COUNTERS Will be features of the new store that will attract the economical buyers. Underwear, Gloves, Mittens, Socks, etc., have been bought in large quantities and will be sold at prices that should get buyers Call and ‘Look Over the Stock and Become a Customer Remember the Opening, Monday, Oct. 28 SHERMAN YOST, Paoprietor ‘ OP WWI McHIBBEN CAP NEW ARRIVALS IN Boys’ School Togs | AT THE PIONEER _ Bring your boy to “The Pioneer” and dress him | Dark brown strpied and dark | | gray checked chiviots in Knick- erbocke and dark blue, all wool serge in double | breasted two-piece. Sizes a to lane a $7.50 Pretty, dark gr vatunna, with an invisible plaid of brown and | black, and a very dark clay worsted Knicker- bocke | Sizes 10 t0 14, at....... 96.00 gray For the little folks an ally strong blayse, knickerbocker and three-piece. Sizes te il. From $2.50 to. MeMillan’s all wool double exception- Russian and two line in breasted in dark black. All sizes at y and $5.50 and $5.00 Many Others at $2.50 to $5.00 JOHN BECKFELT, Prop, Red School House Shoes a pay of the same. Oo motion made and carried, the claim of ameron for one L. Smith & Bros. prow rte amounting to’ $100.00, was reject- Auditor was instructed to draw warrants in . ak GEO. BOOTH, On motion made and carried all other claims filed for allowance by the bourd were laid over to the next meeting for further con- | Sideration, The board then adjourned to Saturday, the 16th day of Nov.. 1907, at 10 a, 1m. M. O'BRIEN. Chairman Board of County Commission Attest: Manufz ureroft ne ; i 7 GRAND Cigars 1 th M. A.SPANG, (seal) County Audit SSO SDE A ae a a ae ate ate ae ae ae ae ae ae te ate aE ATER F-U-R-S I will pay $5.00 apiece for No. 1 Mink, other Fur according. Timber Wolves $5.00 each. WM. 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