Grand Rapids Herald-Review Newspaper, June 17, 1908, Page 4

an Cane Recognized by Everybody as the Candidate before Republican eT! i My rep of and_ bridge ( By E. C. KILEY. TWO DOLLARS A YEAR IN ADVAN Entered in the Postoffice at Grand Rapid Minnesota, as Second-Class Matter, THE HERALD-REVIEW IS THE weet Official Paper of Itasca County. Official 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 Village of Holman. 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. Leading Weekly Newspaper of Northeastern Minnesota. JESSE HARRY Pri- maries for nomination for office of Sheriff of Itasca County. I hereby announce myself a candi- date for the Republican nomination for the oftice of County Commissioner, District No. 4, aud solicit your support JAMES PASSARD. PROCEEDINGS BOARD —OF— TOWNSHIP OF GRAND RAPIDS Office of township clerk, Township of Grand Rapids, Itasca county, Minn., June 6th. 1908, A regular meeting of the board of supervis- ors of the township of Grand Rapids, Itasca county, Minn., was held at the town hall in ihe village of ‘Grand Rapids, Minn., this 6th day ef June, 1998, at 8 o’clock p.m. Present—Chairman McDonald, supervisors Haschey and McEwan, and clerk McMahon. Upon motion, duly seconded and carried. the reading of the minutes of last meeting were dispensed with. oft the Itasca County Blackbersy Lake bridge. The following claims for labor having bee! duly ass ed to Henry Hughes & Co., upon moticn duly seconded and careied, a warran' in favor of ‘Henry Hughes & Co. for $55.00 was road and bridge fun John Nelson, 3% day's labor on Black- $70 OE sss codices talinsissnsen 700 3% day's labor on Blackberry road ne aod - 70 Burt Lang, 3day’s labor on Blackberry ca road. Eaw. Smith. 2 day's labor on Black- berry road. a Matthew Smith, 3% day’s labor on Blackberry road a8 Jean Nelson, 1 day’s labor on Hill City roa ‘ DEL IOS Wm. Hemore, 4% day’s labor on Lily Lake paar B. Lang, 3 day’s labor on Lily Lake bridge ... Jonpetnbns eae, The following bills were audited allowed and warrants ordered issued in pay- ment of same on revenue fund: A. G, Levasseur, services making plats and blue prints of additions to vil- lage of Grand Rapids for assessment purposes...... ... REGUS Itasca Paper Co., belting for township Supervisor McEwan introduced the follow- ing preamble and resolution and moved its adoption: “Whereas there is now due and payable the sum of $325.00, being the semi-annual interest apn eed $13,000 five per cent bond issue of 907, ani Whereas, there is according to the records of the township, cog A the sum of $85.73 in the bonds and ihterest fund to pay same, and Whereas, there 1s money in other funds of the township which is not available for use at thio time. Now, Therefore, be it and it is hereby re- solved, that the sum of $1.22 remaining in the poor fund, and the sum of $238.05 of the road and bridge fund be transferred to the bonds and interest fund, and further that a warrant for $325.00 be issued to the town treasurer to aa he said semi-annual ‘interest on said onds.”* Supervisor Haschey seconded the motion to adopt the resolution and upon a vote the motion prevailed by a unanimous vote. The bill of the Great Northern railway for labor upon crossing on the Blackberry road was presented and rejected. Supervisor McEwan introduced the follow- ing resolution and moved its adoption: “Resolved that ail labor on roads be su- spended until further action thereon is taken by this board, Provided, however, that when- ever two members of this board shall deem it necessary and advisable during the recesses of this board to have any repairs made upon any read in the township or any labor per- formed upon roads legally laid out in the township, that said two members shall be and are hereby authorized by this board to have said repairs. and labor performed, Provided. however, that in the eyeat of the necessity of such work being done, the work shall be given to the farmer living in the immediate vicinity of the place where said labur is to be done, if satisfactory arrangements therefor can be made. and in no event shall an ex- penditure exceeding $25.00 be had upon any one road under this resolution. Further, that said two members may engage the services ef any person or persons they see fit to engage to perform such repairs, no services to be in excess of $25.00 during the recess of this board for work on any one road.” Chairman McDonald seconded the motion to adopt the resolution, and said resolutiou was adopted by a unanimous vote. The committee appointed May 9th, 1908, to view the route of a proposed public road and ay hway in said township made report as tollows; To the Board of Supervisors, township of Grand Rapids. Itasca county, Minn., greet- ings Gentlemen: We, the undersigned, your committee ap- pointed at the meeting of the Board of Super- visors of Grand Rapids township, to personally examine the route named in the petition fora highway and public road in Grand Rapids township, and for the purpose of hearing all reasons for or against said proposed h‘gh and public road, and to act upon said pet: beg leave to report, that we did cause due notice of said viewing and hearing to be duly served upon such of the property owners and occupants of said lands residing thereon affected by id proposed highway and due notice served upon the owners of said lands affected by said highway as do not reside upon Said lands by causing notice thereof to be served by posting three notices of such viewing and hearing in three conspicuous places in'said township of Grand Rapids, Prasca county. Minn., (said notices being so served and posted ten days prior to the date set for hearing and viewing, viz: the 6th day of June, 1908. ut 4 o'clock in the afternoon of said day), did meet at the time and place ordered in your appointment of such viewers, to wit: On June 6th, 1908, at 4 o’clock p.m., at a point where the north and south quarter line in section 25, township 55, range 25, inter- sects what is known as the “Blackberry road” in said township of Grand Rapids, in Itasca county and state of Minnesota, and did then and there proceed to personally view the proposed public road and highway described in the petition filed therefor, described there- in as follows: “Beginning at a point where the north and south quarter line in section 25, township 55, range 25, intersects what is kpown as the “Blackberry road” in said township: thence running due north on said north and south quarter line in said section 25, to the quarter post at the south west corner of the south west quarter of the south west quarter of sec- tion 24, said township 55, range 25: Thence running due west on the section line between sections 24 and 25, said township 55, range 25 to a point where said section line intersects what isknown as the ‘Ranger road” in said town- ship 55, range 2.” That we travelled the said proposed route and from personai inspection thereof, we do most respectfully report that it is our unani- mous opinion that the laying out and estab- lishment of said proposed public mom pion and road is feasable and adyisable and to be de- sired, and do recommend that the prayer in said petition contained be granted and said proposed public highway ‘and road be layed out and established on the route as set forth in the petition therefor. -We further report that no objections were made to your com- mittee, personally or otherwise. and_ no objections have been made to the board of supervisors of the township of Grand ware against the laying out of said public high- way and road. and that no owner. occupdnt or tennant, or agent of any Owner. occupant or tennant of the lands affected by said pro- posed public highway and road has m claim for damages by reason of the acquisition lor the lands for said public highway and road. and your committee is of unanimous opinion that the benefits accrueing to the owners of the lands over which said public 700 5 00 07 2 PY ultural society, Was present and called jon to the necessity of changing the abuting the village of the Bovey road, said change bein, account of the building o' k at the fair grounds. Upon motion, duly seconded and carried. the thair appointed supervisors Haschey and n us a committee to wait upon the village council on Monday June 8th, 1908, and to also attend the next meeting of the county ascertain what action was best in the premises. said committee to make report at the next meeting of this board. The following bills were audited and al- Jowed and warrants ordered issued upon the linquent road fund to pay same: Thos. Kerr. livery hire for supervi: nship road Grand Rapid highway and road passes are in excess of the damages sustained by reason of the laying out and establishment of said public highwa: and road and we unanimously recommen that said public highway and road be layed out and established as prayed for in the petition therefor, and that no damages acrue to any person or persons by reason thereof. Dated at the village of Grand Rapids, Minn., this 6th day of June, 1908, and most respect- fully submitted. S, r, HAHEY. HUGH McEWAN. As supervisors of the township of Grand Rapids, Itasca county, Minn.. and as view- ers appointed by the board of supervisors of said township at a meeting of said board held May 9, 1908. viewing roads Pas $500 3 Phos. Kerr, I for isors Supervisor Hachey introduced the following Tae ing fonds. Supervisors 9 90| resolution and moved its adoption: a Speen “Whereas, at a meeting of the boara of enedaee Te creas. Pthe township of Grand Rapids, A. Seamans, constables feos posting |. 4, | Teaxea county, Minn., held'in the town hail in Gust Anderson, 44 day's labor on Lily the village of Grand Rapids, in said townsnip, oa eye sa Ward 99 0) Oo ae ate day Ora public’ ignway and road ery piel repatring cot vor on vars . lin sections 24 and 2%. in Be township, = RES ele DE IG SEL 10 00 | presented to said board, and duly filed in the J cy Gole, typewriting road notices, office of the town clerk of said township, and 5-5 Golo. TaPBrooks foads.....-...-. 1590 | supervisors Hachey and McEwan wore: ap- Arthur Ranger, making fill on Ranger pointed a committee te personally, view the 08d, an He ont Eake road cote Oreos why sald’ proposed highwa road, and fillon Trout Lake road... 30 00 | to bear reasses MAT tal Prag out may Henry Hughes Lily Lake bridge. Bp bes ) The following bills were audited and al- lowed and warrants ordered issued upon the road and bridge fund to pay the same: Mike Hagen, burrying dog and 2 days & Co., nails used on 60 | established. and Juneéth, 1908, at four o'clock in the afternoon was fixed as the time and the starting point of said proposed road and highway as set forth in said petition as the place when and where said committee should meet and view the said proposed highway, and said committee did meet at the time and man and team upon Pokegama road. 10 00 a “ ber Co., lumber for iace mentioned in said appointment, and did ee bridge repairs. : 5 13 10 view suid route of said proposed Sable high- 16 50 n | further ti ¢| kranted and sai ordered issued in payment of same-upon the) io roby layed ont aad ,and fu “Now, therefore. be it afd nites be in Moist ator Mecca ship board of gupervisors Grand Rapids) Trasca county, Minnesota, and iat the recommendations be ap- and the, prayer of sald petition ie route in said petition be declared and decreed to be a ‘public, highway and road and ‘said public highway be and is permanently estab- lishes irther that no damages accrue ven person or persons by reason thereof. And further that final order so establishing said public highway and road be issued.” Supervisor McEwan seconded the moti to adopt the resolution and upon a roll Call supervisors Hachey. McDonald and Mc’ voted “aye. There neiae: no “nays’ motion was declared carried. The committee appointed May 9th, 1903, view the route of a proposed public road and highway in the township of Grand Rapids made report as follows: To the board of supervisors, townshi Grand Rapids, Itasca county, Minnesotn, greetings: Gentleme: We, the undersigned, your committee ap- pointed at the meeting of the board of super. visors of Grand Rapids township, to person- ally examine the route named in the petition for a public highway and road in Grand Rapids township, and for the purpose of hear ing all reasons for or against said proposed highway and road, and to act upon said petition. beg leave to report as follows: , That we did cause due notice of said view- ing and hearing to be duly served upon the owners and occupants of the lands affected by the laying out and establishment of said proposed public highway and road by personal service of notice thereof upon said occupants and owners who could be located within the county of Itasca: That services were made upon the owners of said lands who could not be located upon their lands or in the county of Itasca, by posting notice of said hearing in three conspicuons places along said route. and by posting three notices thereof in three conspicuous places within said township: said notices having been personally served and posted ten days prior to the date of hearing as set forth in your appointment of this committee: That we did meot at the time and place designated and ordered in your appointment of this committee as such viewers. to wit: On June 6th. 1908, at two o’clock in the after- noon of said day, at a point of the beginning of said prone route for said public high- way and road, said point of beginning being described in said position as at the north west corner of the s wa of s w34, section 28, town- ship 55, range 25. That we did then and there proceed to personally view the route of said proposed public highway and road described in said petition as follows: “Beginning at the north west corner of the s w of 8 wig. section 28, township 55, range 25, and thence running south 1 mile on sixteenth line to south west corner of nw of s W %, section 33, thence west one-quarter mile on south line of nw 4 of sw 4 of section Oo the sectien line between section: and 33, in township 55, range 25. Said road so to be established connecting at a point of begin- ning with a highway heretofore established. and connecting at the point of ending with a public road now existing in said town at said point. Said road to be two rods wide. ex- tending one rod on each side of the centre thereof as indicated above.” That we travelled the said proposed route and from a personal inspection thereof we are of the unanimous opinion that the laying out und establishment of said proposed public highway and road is feasahle and to be de- sired, and do waanimously recommend as follows, viz: That said proposed public road and high- way be layed out and established according to the prayer contained in the petition therefor: ‘That inasmuch as no objections have been made to your committee or to the board of supervisors of the township. in writing or otherwise, by the owners of the following de- seribed lands affected by the laying out and establishment of said road and highway: A. F. Brooks, owner of the se %4 of s w %4, sectiou 28, township 55, range 25; Lando F. Gran, owner of then e % Of n w ‘4. section 3% town ‘ange 25; Elmer Owens, owner of the nW \. section 33, township 55, range George B, Aiton, owner of the ne % of s W section 33. township 55, range 25; John Hoffman, owner oj the s e 4 of s w 4. section 33, township 55, range 25, and no claims for damages have been made or filed with your, committee or with the township board, and’ we being of unanimous opinion that the benefits accrueing to said lands are in access of the damages incurred by reason of said laying out and establishment of said high- way, that said owners of said lands have and take nothing as damages by reason of said laying out and establishment of said road and highway. That inasmuch as the laying out and estab- lishment of said road and highway does in- cur damages to the following lands, and in- asmuch as your committee could not agree with the owners of the lands as tothe meas- ure of damages incurred, your committee have agreed upon a damage of the sum of $30.00 per acre for each and every acre of lands acquired for said highway and road, and find that the following owners are en- titled to the following damages: E. McGowan, for % acre of the s w 4 of s wig, secton 28, $15.00. * '. Blanchard. for 4% acre of n w 4 of nw ¥4, section 33, 315 Mike Guitar, for 4 acre of s w 4 of nw 4, section 33, $15.00, Elmer Ownes, for % acre of n w 4 of 5 w 4. section 33, $15.00. O'Leary & Fraser. for 4% acre of the s w ‘s of 8 w 4, section 33, $15.00. And we recommend that damages be award- ed the followinz persons or the owners of the lands, viz: E, J. McGowan, $15.00; T. Blanch- -d, 315.00; Mike Guitar, $15.00; Elmer Ownes, 315.00 and O'Leary & Fraser, $15.00. Dated at Grand Rapids, Minn.. this 6th day of June, 1908, and most respectfully sub- mitted. A. HACHEY. HUGH McEWAN. As supervisors of the township of Grand Rapids, Itasca county. Minn., and as view- ers appointed by the board of supervisors of said township at a meeting of said board held May 9th, 1908. Supervizor McEwan offered the following resolution and moved its adoption, viz: “Whereas, at a meeting of the board of supervisors of the township of Grand Rupids, Ttasea county, Minnesota. held in the town hall in the viilage of Grand Rapids, ineee a provi ‘wan the township, on the 9th day of May, tition for the establishment of a public highway and road in sections 28 and 33, in said township, was presented to said board and duly filed in the office of the town clerk of said township, and superyisors Hachey and McEwan were appointed a committee to personally view the route pro} for said public highway and road and to hear reasons why said proposed public highway and road should not layed out and established according to the said petition, and June 6th. 1908, at two o'clock in the afternoon of said day, was designated as the time, and the place of beginning of said proposed public highway and road, viz: at the nw 4 of the sw of sw, section 28, township 55, range 25, was designated as the place when and where said committee should meet for the purpose of viewing and hearing any and all remon- strances against the laying out and estab- lishment of said proposed public highway and road, and “Whereas said committee did meet at the time and place designated in said appoint- ment, and did then and there travel over the route named for said public highway, and road in said pettion, and did personally inter- view some of the owners of the lands affected by the proposed road and highway, and “Whereas. the said committee have made written report of their findings in said matter, and have recommended unanimously thatthe prayer in said jew seaeed contained be nted and said pubiic highway and road be fived out and established, and haye made certain recommendations anent damages to be awarded by reason of said laying out and oles ae of said public highway and road, “Now, therefore, be it and it is hereby te- solved that the acts of said committee be in every measure confirmed and ratified as the unanimous act of the board of suvervisors of the Sownslip oe Grand Rapids. Itasca county, Minn., and further that the recommendations be approvec and ratified and confirmed and the prayer of said petition be granted, and said road and highway be permanently Tayed out and established and said public highway and road be declared and decreed’ to be a permanent public highway and road in a township, and further that by reason her damages do not acrue to any person or persons. owners or occupants of the lands affected by this act except to the owners of the s w 4 of s w X. section 28, the n w 4 of n w , section 33, the s w < of n w 46, section 33, the nw of sw, section 33, and to the of the township of the ment of nothing by reason hereo! laying out and establish: nae and road issue.’ : wnship 55, range 2. and ¢ ‘OF occupants of ‘out and clared the reso! pablic hi to call of the cha’ JOHN. McDONALD, a “Further that final order so permanently ing sald public high-| attest: JOSEPH H. McMAHON, ‘ lerk. ARE YOU GOING TO BUILD? 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