Grand Rapids Herald-Review Newspaper, July 22, 1908, Page 8

*. Cotimistioner in “had , F. Sunda > members of this Board be a committee }imile; thence west one mile. _ the 26th day of "thence east . Passard, and * and carried. ead" pecltion ‘atthe mn Bai t rt use in the Vil! ot Grand ids; on Wednesday, the 36th day of August at 2 o'clock P. M.; that J. off, M. O’Brien and C, M. King to examine the route of said proposed “) road; that said committee meet at the ‘point of beginning of said road, on ‘Thursday, the 20th day of August, 1908, _ at 2 o'clock P. M., for the purpose of examining the route of said proposed , and that said committee make. report to this Board at the time set for hearing upon said petition, The motion was seconded by Commissioner . O’Brien and carried by unanimous vote. - A petition was presented for the establishment of a highway beginning “at the southeast corner of Section 13, °§9-22, and running west on the sec- ion’ line one mile; thence north one v Commis- _ sioner King moved that a hearing be had upon said petition at the court- house in Grand Rapids on Wednesda, ‘August, 1908, at 2 P. M.; that J. F. Sundloff, M. . M. King, members of his Board be a committee to examine * the route of said proposed road; said committee meet at the point of beginning of said route on Saturday, the 22nd day of August, 1908, at 11 ‘o'clock A. M., for the purpose of exam- ining the route of said proposed road, and that said committee make report fo thi Board at the time set for hearing upon said petition. The mo- tion was seconded by Commissioner {Bassard and carried by unanimous Vote. “""A” petition was presented for the stablishment of a highway beginning Fat the center, Section 25, 57-27, and {Tunning thence north one-half mile; » phen to the shore of Moose » hence east * Lake; thence along the shore of Moose ake to the range line; thence north 7.98 range line to the quarter post on “fhe west side ‘of section 7-26; to the southeast corner if .Lot 3, of said Section 19, fhence north one mile to the east and “west quarter line of Section 18 of said Township 57, Range 26. Commissioner King moved that a hearing be had t 7 upon said petition at the court house in Grand Rapids on Wednesday, the 426th day of August, 1908, at 10 o'clock ‘A. M.; that M. O’Brien, J. F. Sundloff and C. M. King, members of this Board be a committee to examine the route of said proposed road; that said com- mittee meet at the point of beginning . of said route on Monday the 24th day ,of August, at 11 o’clock A. M., for ‘the purpose of examining the route of > said proposed road and that said com- mittee make report to this Board at the time set for hearing upon said petition, The motion was seconded by Commissioner O'Brien and carried by : unanimous vote. Commissioner King moved that the County Auditor advertise for bids for _ cutting out and grubbing that part of Goodland road in Township 54, Range 23. The motion was seconded by Com- missioner O’Brien and carried by -unanimous vote. Commissioner King moved that the ‘sum of $200.00 be appropriated from “the County Road and Bridge Fund to ; be. expended under the supervision of Pete Peterson, in the construction of .the Maturen Road. from the Bigford town line to the Sand Hill. »The mo- tion was seconded by Commissioner carried by unanimous vote. Commissioner King moved that the sum of $300,00 be appropriated from the County Road and Bridge Fund to be expended under the direction of H. .M. Poh) and John Brady, on the Kin- ney Trail Road. The motion was sec- onded by Commissioner O’Brien and carried by unanimous vote. Commissioner King moved that the sum of $250.00 be appropriated from ‘the County Road & Bridge Fund to be expended under the direction of Com- missioner Sundloff on the Rahier road, west of the Kinney Trail. The mo- ‘tion was seconded by Commissioner Passard and carried by unanimous wote. Commissioner Sundloff moved that “the sum of $300 be appropriated to the Town of Bass Brook to aid said town in the construction of a road in Sec- tion 7, Township 55, Range 26. The motion was-seconded by Commissioner Passard and carried by unanimous vote. Commissioner King moved that the sum of $300.00 be appropriated from the County Road and Bridge Fund to the Town of Moose Park to aid said town in-the repair and construction of roads and bridges. The motion was seconded by Commissioner O’Brien and . carried by unanimous vote. ‘Commissioner King moved that the chairman of the Board and the County ‘Auditor be instructed to have the fair grounds building insured for the sum of $1500.00. The motton was seconded The report of the Public Examiner upon the examination of the Town of Arbo was then presented and read by * the County Auditor. Commissioner King moved that said report be placed ‘on file; that the County attorney's at- tention be called to said report and that he be directed to immediately proceed to correct the abuses said te prevail in the said Town of Arbo and athat he prosecute all persons guilty %of violation of the law. The motion <was seconded by Commissioner O’Brien .nd carried by unanimous vote, .:An adjournment was then taken to Tuesday, the 14th day of July, at 9:30 A “Pursuant to adjournment the Board again met this 14th day of July, 1908. Members -present: Commissioners ,Mullins, Passard, King and O’Brien. , Commissioner King moved that the sum of $50.00 be appropriated from the County Road and Bridge Fund to be expended under the direction of Carl .Phillips in constructing approaches to ‘Split Hand Bridge. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Passard and carried: by unanimous vote. .» Commissioner Passard moved that the. Auditor and Treasurer be author- .ized to purchase, pursuant to the pro- visions of Chapter 214 of the Laws of . 1907, the State Ditch Bonds issued July 1st, 1908, in the sum of $3,067. The motion was seconded by Commissioner ‘ing and carried by unanimous vote. . The following statement was pre- ysented by the County Auditor: : To the County Board Itasca County, .Minnesota: Pursuant to law I present below, a +statement showing the amount of tax- es ‘levied for county purposes for the current year, the amounts collected and apportioned to date, and the balances ‘uncollected, together with the actual cash balance remaining to the credit sof éach county fund at the close of *business on the 11th day of Julv. 1908, M,. A. SPANG, County Auditor, yin ied, fee fa i oad... James ickiey, Bead eae Gontract, Aniount Paid. Balante Die 0 $1,736.00 A 160.00 70. 200.00 i 200.00 The matter of the tax levy for the year 1908 was then taken under con- sideration. Commissioner King offered the fol- lowing resolution and moved its adop- tion: Whereas, it is estimated by this Board'that the current expense for the next ensuing year will be as follows: Officers’ salaries .. +++ $15,000.00 District Court expense.. Probate Court expense Justice Court expense Coroner’s expense . Board of prisoners. Election, expense . Wolf bounties . Books & Stationary Assessing ae ve « - $79,500.00 Therefore be it resolved that the sum of $79,500.00 be and the same is hereby made a levy\upon all the taxable prop- erty in the County of Itasca for the year 1908 for County Revenue pur- poses. Re it further resolved that the sum of $45,000.00 be and the same is hereby made a levy upon all the taxable prop- erty in the County of Itasca, for the vear 1908 as -provided for by section 1205 Revised Laws of 1905, as amended by Chapter 423, Laws of 1907, to pro- vide a fund for the repair and con- struction of roads and bridges in said further resolved that the sum of $12,000.00 be and the same is hereby made a levy upon all the taxable prop- erty in the County of Itasca for the veay 1908 for the support of poor of said county. Be it further resolved that the sum of $15,000.00 be and the same is hereby made a levy upon all the taxable prop- erty in the County of Itasca, for the year 1908, to provide a fund for the redemption of outstanding bonds of said county. Be it further resolved that the sum of $15,000.00 be and the same is hereby made a levy upon all the taxable prop- erty in the County of Itasca for the year 1908, to provide for the payment. of interest to become due upon the outstanding bonds of said county, The motion for the adoption of the foregoing resolution was seconded by Commissioner Passard and carried by unanimous vote. The following applications for. cor- rection of assessment and abatement of taxes were approved and recom- mended to the Minnesota Tax Commis- sion: ° Backus-Brooks Company, 1, Amos D. Kineon 1, Effie R. Wemaus_1, Pine Tree Lumber Co, 1, P. H. Hauck 1, Tsaae Jacobson 1, William Welte 1, W. R. Neal 1. Peter Richland 1, St, An- theny & D. Elevator Co. 1, Lena E. Feeney 1, Geo. C, Howe 1. Peter Elliott 1, Chas. Millaney 1, County Auditor for cancellation of taxes against govern- ment land 12. The application of. E. N. Remer for correction of assessment and abate- ment of taxes against lands in town- ship 59. Range 26 was disapproved. The Board then adjourned to 1:30 p. Pursuant to adjournment, the Board again met at 1:30 p, m. Members _ nresent: Commiccionars Mullins, O’Brien, Passard and King. Commissioner O’Brien moved that the sum of $150.00 be appropriated from the County Road & Bridge Fund to be expended under the direction of J. V. Morse in the construction of the Smoky Hollow Road. The motion was second- ed by Commissioner Passard and car- ried by unanimous vote. The following application was then presented to te board and read by the County Auditor: To the Hon. Board of County Commis- sioners of Itasca County Minn: We hereby respectfully make appli- cation to your honorable body and ask that the option for mining lease made by the Roard of County Commissioners for said County in writing, to John Rellis and Earnest N. Remer, of the Village of Grand Rapids, Minnesota, dated the 29th day of August, 1907, pro- viding for the exploration of lots 6 and 7 and the NW% of the NE\% and the NW¥Y. of the SE% of Section 18 in Township 55 norty of range 25 west of the Fourth P. M.. in Itasca County, Minn.. for the iroh ore and other min- eral, and the giving of a mining lease of the iron ore and mineral on, within and under said lands, providing for the mining and removal of the same according to the terms and conditions of said option contract, be extended and continued for a period of one full vear from the date of the termination thereof to-wit. one year from and af- ter August 29. 1908, and we state as reacons therefor, as follows: That immediately after the giving of caid option contract, the parties of the second part thereto, called the erentees therein, to-wit, John Rellis and Earnest N. Remer, proceeded to carry out the terms and conditions thereof. and to that end and for that vurpose. the’ work of exploration of the said lands and premises was com- menced in due season, and in all re- snects according to the terms and con- ditions of said option and contract, and thot thereafter said exploration inelnding the drilling of said lands. has been prosecuted and has proceeded continuously to the present time, and is now being prosecuted: That the said parties of the second part have in all respects complied with and performed the terms and condi- tions of such option contract upon their nart to be performed,’ and especially in the conduct and prosecution of the work and exploration performed by them under said option co~**act: That reports, including blue prints and other data required b- caid a - tion contract, have been duly furnish- ed to said Hon. Board of County Com. missioners, by said parties of the sec- ond part showing the said exploration work as performed. That owing to the condition of said lands and td unforeseen Jifficulties en- countered in exploring the same and drilling the same owing to the forma- tion of the lands and especially owing to the large quantities of rock neces- sary to be drilled and also because of the thorough manner in which said work is being done, it has been im- possible to complete the exploration of of his estite With the will bese has been ranted tO the undersign: Ariane ih Rells ight, who pelts ii tHis application as the ad- he ie: fat and representative of the estate of said John Rellis, deceased, For all of said reasons, your appli- cants ‘hereby ask that the said option contract be extended and continued for a period of one year from and after August 29, 1908, as above stated. Dated this 14th day of July, A. D. 1908. Yours respectfully, MARGARET ANN KELLIS WRIGHT, EARNEST N. REMER. Commissioner O’Brien offered the following resolution and moved its adoption: _ Whereas, on the 29th day of August 1907, this Board of County Commis sioners duly entered into an option contract for mining lease with John Rellis and Earnest N. Remer of the Village of Grand Rapids, Itasca Coun- ty, Minnesota, giving to John Rellis and Earnest N, Remer, the exclusive option for mining lease for the ex- ploration of the lots 6 and 7 and the NW of the NE% and the NW% of the SE% of Section 18 in Township 55 north of Range 25 west of the Fourth P. M., in Itasca County, Minn., known as the “Poor Farm”, and the giving of a mining lease to said Rellis and Remer, their heirs, representatives and assigns, to mine and remove iron ore and other mineral found on, with- in or under said lanas, the said option being for one year from and after August 29, 1907, and Whereas, the said parties of the sec- ond part to said option contract there- after duly commenced the exploration of said lands for iron ore and other mineral, according to the terms and conditions of said option, and_ have duly prosecuted, carried on and con- tinued said work of exploration and drilling of the said lands for iron ore, and other mineral, according to the terms and conditions of said option contract, and have in all respects com- plied with and performed the terms and conditions of said option contract upon their part to be performed, in- cluding the furnishing of reports and blue prints and other data to this Board, showing the work performed under said option contract, and Whereas, the said exploration of said lands has not been completed and will not be completed within the life of said option, to-wit. on or before August 29, 1908, and at the date here- of, there has not been found upon, within or under said lands sufficient iron ore or other mineral for the tak- ing of the lease provided for by said option, and Whereas, the said exploration has not been completed, but there Is a large part of said lands still unex- plored, on, within or under which iron ore and other mineral may exist in quantities and amounts sufficient to warrant-the taking of a lease and the mining and removal of the same, and Whereas, said John Rellis has died since the giving of said option _con- tract and one Margaret Ann Rellis Wright has been appointed his admin- istratrix and representative by the Probate Court of said County, and is lawfully entitled te represent the estate of said deceased, and 5 Whereas, said Margaret Ann Rellis Wright as representative of the estate of said John Rellis, deceased, and said Earnest N, Remer have duly applied for an extension of said option con- tract for a period of one year from and after August 29, 1908, for the purpose of continuing the said exploration, and prosecuting the same until said lands are fully explored for iron ore and other mineral according to the terms of said option contract, setting forth as reasons for the same, all of the facts hereinbefore stated, and Whereas, it appears to this Board that it is to the best interest of said county that the said exploration shall be continued until said lands are fully explored according to the terms and conditions of said option contract and that it is to the best interest of said county that the said option contract be continued and extended for a period of one year from and after August 29, 1908, so as to permit the said par- ties of the second part thereto and their representatives and assigns, to continue the said exploration of said lands for iron ore and other mineral unti] said lands are fully explored or until a mining lease shall be taken as therein provided or the said con- tract be terminated according to the conditions thereof, Now, therefore, be it resolved, that the said proposition and application for the extension and continuing of said option for mining lease for a period of one year from and after August 29, 1908, be heard and_consid- ered by this Board of County Commis- sioners on the 26th day of August, 1908, at 10 o’clock A. M., of said day at the office of the County Auditor in the courthouse in the Village of Grand Rapids, Itasea County, Minn., and that the said 26th day of August, 1908, at 10 o'clock A. M. of said day at said office of said County Auditor in said Village of Grand Rapids, Itasca County, Minn., be and they are hereby fixed as the time and place for the hearing and considering of the said proposition hereinbefore set forth, and such other proposition or propositions affecting the same said property, as may be then have been submitted. For all necessary purposes, the pro- position submitted to said Board for said option for mining lease and the resolution adopted by said Board there- on for a hearing thereon, on August 29, 1907, and the resolution and orders of said Board relative thereto on said August 29, 1907, and the said option contract so entered into on said date, and all of the terms and conditions thereof, and of each of them, and all other acts and proceedings of said Beard of County Commissioners and the record thereof, are hereby made a part of this resolution, it being dis- tinctly understood that any extension of the said option contract shall in- clude all of the terms, provisions and conditions thereof. The motion for the adoption of the foregoing resolution was seconded by Commissioner Passard and carried by unanimous vote. Upon motion made and carried the following bills were allowed: Herbert Aiton, Assistant Sur- veyor, County Fair Grounds Ed. Arnold, Witness fees, Jus- tice court ...... Phil Arnold, board state road ....... Geo, D. Barnard & Co., stationery supplies ........ Geo. D. Barnard & Co., primary election blanks ..... se eeeeees Geo. D, Barnard & Co., general election blanks .. . George Becker, labor on Ball club road .... Betz & Reithner, $ 13.75 1.12 vases: Meee sunary 27.70 90.75 81.75 weseee 50.00 supplies for 0. CG. Dahi; tog, for Co: stoners exaff i ing road Louls raids '0,, schoo! rece: James Datty, assessor, District No. 1... Erskine-Stackhouse C Plies for road work Wm. Furlong, services as 4 uty assessor, district No. 1 First Nat. Bank, G. R. 1 ‘and ervices as deputy nd jep- sundry claims for labor on state road First Nat. Bank, Grand Rapids, claims of assessors and depu- C. J. Franti, justice fees: John Faulkinghor, lees... Pans Pree Press Printing veyor, Moose Lake and St: roads . . N. Gay a constable ate expenses ining records of Arbo tovwn- ship ...... William Gordon, as deputy assessor, district No. 4 William Gordon, services as deputy assessor, district No, 4 Frank B. Gran, services as deputy assessor district No. 1 A. Garling, services as deputy assessor and compassman. Wm. Hoolihan, summoning spe- cial venires es seee Wm. Hoolihan, posting noti of road _hearings.. Wm. Hoolihan, district court ...... Wm, Hoolihan, sheriff fees, j tice court Wm. Hoolihan, probate court ie Wm. Hoolihan, board oners Pete Hei . county fair grounds Henry Hughes & Co., claims on road work..... Wm. Hendrickson, la state road .. . John Hamalsinen, paupers 5 } M. Hamre, collecting scrapers and plow. Theo. Hulburt, PORE veececes cc ote G. Hermes, board of pers, June 1908. a J. G. Hermes, anti-germine POOFHOUBE 21... ec ceecesees Herried Brags, burial Henry Hughes & C for court house. supplies ices sheriff's fees, road labor on state for of pauper supplies supplies Henry tor road work.. a Henry Hughes & GC for county fair ground. H §. Huson, justice fees. Huntley, ownerships state Moose Lake road. W. Dunn, labor on s! Itasca Mercantile Co., for court house and jail.. Itasca Mercantile Co., supp for Norton family, and Bruno case...... Jim Johnson, team work county fair grounds.. o. Enok Johnson, labor on st FORD Eo Soe Min gt olnete's Sines Hack Johnson, s. fs BONO? ows civ c'ciose aisle te King, assist District No. 3 Cc. M. King, mileage examin roads . ol eee M. King, ‘mileage gating application Tuorni for relief.. supplies supplies “of a and d supplies ies. poor farm a ate ing investi- of Mr: Thos, Kerr, teams for Commi sioners examining roads. . Thomas’ Kingston, consta fees . coed E. C. Kiley, sundry publi: and printing McDonald Geo. F. Krem poor farm Thos. Kerr, tea: Thos. Kerr, sioners examining. roads Lieberman Brothers, claims for labor at cou fair grounds ............. Lieberman Brothers, sun claims for labor on roads. Lieberman Brothers, claims ASSESSOTS .........+.. 4. Lundems & Co., supplies Bigfork bridge approaches E. J. Luthers, of District Nos. 1 and 2. ble teams for commis- sundry nty ary of for deputy assessor August Look, attending Missi sippi river bridges Lander Larson, constable fees Jakob Mohr, sundry claims labor on state road. on Ralph Marr, labor on cou fair grounds Tim Mahon, services as as: of district No. 1.. for niy Jakob Mohr, claims of assessors and assistants ... a George Morisset, services assistant surveyor on and Moose Lake roads. W. E. Martin, services as c| ty superintendent of roads mileage exami. Neil Mullins, ing roads Mesaba Telephone Phone service .... a state as uw George M. Miles, labor on gaso- line engine at poor farm. George M. Miles, labor on gaso- line engine at poor farm... W. E. Martin, services as co un- ty superintendent of roads... Frank Myers, and moving paupers Jakob Mohr, witness fees, jus- tice court furnishing wood W. E. Myers, team for commis- sioners examining roads.. S: Momb, of District No, 3.. + Bert Merrifield, services as services as assessor as- sistant assessor District No. 4 James Murchie, services as sessor District No. 5...... W. F. Miller, part payment, con- stract for road in 54-24. David Maturen, labor on Matu- ee 8 , transer records from Crow Wing ing Co. W. E. Myers, teams for funeral of Norton child. Northwestern Schoo! pply 2 rms. M. T. E. paper. Niles & Aiton, corrugated i culvert notices .... ron Miles & Nelson, posting ‘road Jens Ottum, services as deputy assessor of District No. 3.... Andrew Ottum, services as deputy assessor District No. 3 Chartie Ponto, labor on cow fairground Bar A. N. Phillips, labor on hand Lake road ......... Alfred Peterson, ners’s fees . : - Amount * - Funds for curr ‘County Revenue Fund.... $41.98 Poor Fund ......... + 11,78 Road & Bridge Fund + 24,91 County Bonds sees 14,86 County Bonds, interest. nbd so) seh Balance Levied Amount collected uncollected per & apportioned. or pasn pes, $24,985.21 $27,004.75 6,648.37 5,181.64 14,059.66 10,852.15 8,392.20 6,477.64 8,392.20 6,477.64 4 477. Balance remaining to the credit of each Fund are as follows: Funds. Credit Balance. County Revenue Fund $17,948.65 ose ++ 11,811.63 Bri Fu 9,158.5 Incidental Fund unty Bonds .. County Bonds, int . County ‘Att'y Contingent..... 108.97 The following is a statement of the remaining unpaid on the con- already entered into by the ra For What Purpose. M. N_ Pocholt Feeley Bovey Road...$ Car) Phillips, Splithand Lake Road. James Cameron, White Oak Road ‘Wm, Smith, Spiithana Bridges.. said lands to the date hereof and that at the date hereof, the same are not fully explored. Your applicants further state that in their judgment, it will require approx- imately one year from and after Aug- ust 29, 1908, in which to complete the said exploration, so as to determine with certainty whether there ts or is not iron ore or other mineral on, with- in and undey said lands in sufficient quantities and of such character to be mined under the mining lease provided for by said option contract; That as shown by the said reports and blue prints and other data so fur- nished by said parties of the second part to said Board of County Commis- sioners, there has not eote been suf- ficlent ore discovered upon said lands to warrant the taking of said lease, so that in order for said County to give caid lease and to obtain the benefits to acerne thereunder, it is to the in- terest of said County as well as to the interest of said parties of the second part. that the sald option cont: be extended and continued as ab i ed. so that the said exploration and drilling of said lands may be contin- ued and the same fully and completely explored. That since the giving of said option sald John Rellis..one of the parties thereto, has died, and ‘administration 217.87 48.60 road work ... : Robert H. Bailery, justice fees William Bertram, payment of road contract, 55-27. Albert Bjorklund, witn. Justice court . James Bickney, part p: Pok. road contract.. Mrs. Chas, Bertram, lumbe! Vermillion road John A. Brown, fair grounds ........ +s + J. Brozzo, boarding special deputy sheriffs at Nashwauk, account of strike..... . C. J. Dorenkemper, supplies for courthouse .. sees . * L. C. Culp, constable fees.. Christie Litho. & Ptg. Co. dry stationery supplies...... Christie Litho. & Ptg. Co., blanks for Judge of Probate E. Curtis, labor on Vermil- Mon road . aps . David Chambers, meals for jur- ors, district court . Crow Wing County, care of John Sawyer, Itasca County es Cameron, labor on White of Oak road . 60.0 27.00 7.00 100.00 2.75 46.00 surveying at 41.25 23.55 12.50 49.80 13.75 15.00 8.35 sun- The Pioneer Press C inty deputy coro- blanks. W. J. & H. D. Powers, supplies for poor farm W.sé& for road work. H. H. D. Powers, supplies . J. & H. D. Powers, supplies for court house and jail. W. J. & H. D. Powers, supp! for county fair grounds James Passard, mileage e: ining roads Carl Phillips, tract road in 53-25....... I. D. Rasmussen, court, month of June, Thos, Frank Rahier, justice court . Jas, Ross, sioners examining roads . F. E. Reusswig, ner’s fees ... Melvin N. witness deputy coro- ussell, coroner’s fees... fees, team for commis- Rosholt, part pay- ment, Feeley and Bovey road contract ....... J. F. Sundioff, ‘mileage ‘collect ‘tool: ing ro: las be J. F. Sundloff, mileage atte: ing board meeting... contract, 55-27 .. Joseph Sill, payment of “road na- Joseph Sill, road contract, 55-27 T. M. Saunders, Justice witness fees, 139.00 120.00 701.82 365.00 22.85 3425 180.15 47.50 77.84 36.00 54.00 94.00 329.00 82.50 25.50 256.65 179.75 7.80 207.00 7.17 131.50 292.25 30.10 5.00 31.50 12.50 25.00 16.00 30.00 2.15 216.54 667.09 150.00 18.66 16.00 184.00 602.00 nee f eG see e ces 140,00 Welch ehild....i1., on Frank Williams, asst, suiveyor H wha care of M A. tty road machin pe ee 37.86 ‘oad mi ery .. aadees ‘ at Co. fairgrounds... 13. - | St. Joseph Catholic church, _ William Welte, services @s dep- sab poumee De elt teria «+ 7 9.00 aoe Sseceaans dist. No, 4. « 280.00 . is, services as »_ C, Vi ‘deputy assessor, District No.3 139.00| "No. 2 venom. Saessor OF Dist. 105.00 Cora Zerkel, team for sioners ex. roads .... 6.00 The following bills were id over , until the next meeting for further con- ‘ sideration: ,B R._ Merrifield, grubbing road 52.50 Geo. F. Kremer, burial of Bruno children . 50.00 The board then made the following report upon the list of uncollected per- - 'sonal property taxe: +50, Grand Rapids, Minn., July 14, 1908. Be" It Known, That the Board of Irven J. Sombs, services as dep- uty assessor, District No, 3.. E.,J. Shipman, compassman for Dep. Ass. of District No. 1.. Allard Shipman, assisting sur- veyor county fair grounds. Allard Shipman, services as dep- uty assessor of District No. 1 Wm. Smith, contract, Splithand bridge 3 Mike Stap. justice court M. J. Taylor, 65.00 27.00 6.25 36.00 381.50 5 publishing pro- ceedings, etc ................ 82.62; County Commissioners of Itasea Coun- - J. Tappings, constable fees 5.59|/ty, Minnesota, did meet in session on Village of Grand Rapids, light, the 14th day of July, 1908; that at said month of June, 1908....... +++ 26.62) session the County Treasurer of sali E._C. Watson, overseer, state acta County delivered to said Board the list nal teteeeeeeeeeeseeees : of uncollected personal property taxes John H. Whipple, ‘services as for the year 1907, together with his . deputy assess. Dist. No. 3.... 257.00] certificate thereon as required by law: Samuel Wojciechowski, witness and that at said session, the said board fees, justice court .......... 7.00| did duly consider said list of uncol- Bees bide ae ae road ieeiea lected taxes, and did cancel such taxes ri ie iver bridge...... . as they are isf! - Seen Une as they satisfied cannot be collect River Road 2 35.25/ That the following is a correct list Dr. C. R. Ward, me of said uncollected personal property ance for Geo. Lund 7 25.00] taxes in said county for the year of i Dr. C. R: Ward, medical attend- "1907, as so revised by said board, to- wit: Township or Penalty Total Ta: Name of Person Assessed. District. Fees & Penalty & Dalry & Gallagher.... -Big Fork sae $n J. H, Finley., ..-Big Fork 1.15 William Hill -Big Fork 1.37 Ander & Co.. -Bovey 2.66 Lottie Bennett Bovey Baking Co. R. M. Croll. Bovey Annie Fonta' Bovey Jack Teans Bovey Geizin Bros. Toskell & Goddan Mike Konionski F. EB. Lenrke Lehrke Bros. BE. Morehildon, C. E. Pigott.. John F. Roan R, Whitmas Henry Finley BE, F. Lavalle . FA. Martin Powers & Simpson. Isaac Wakeman « John Ballard Pres pees one Bass Brook .-Bass Brook ..-Bass Brook .Deer River .Deer River Deer River Frank R. Inscho.. E. H. Inscho Cc. M. King.... Deer River Andrew Morrise; ..Deer River 1 E, D. Moore. .Deer River -Deer River .Deer River -Deer River .Deer River .Deer River Iron Range -Iron Range -Iron Range .-Iron Range .-Iron Range .Iron Range Iron Range Tron Range Iron Range Iron Range K, R. Willis Willis & Douglas. H. H. Parmeter...... Imperial Elevator Co. H.C. Fuller & Co. John Brinley... Catherine Fontirie. John Lofberg... Joan MeKinnon ‘A. McCarson... : son Exploration Co J. D. Peterson... Russell & Jerabek Hugh Shannon. 20,” DODO 0000 e8 4 OO Beet eee BOE OO 8 goneg io iv to mts MN MOOSN OL Dm ORO IMMOwWNS ROTO DS me AS OOS OES ATO He DOO SNOT NG C9 OFT OE OO SE Tron Range John Murray. Iron Range Richardson & .Keewatin W. J. Gibbs..... Lake Jessie E. D. Moore & Co. ..-Marcell G. S. Bolton....... Nashwauk Santo Frassini Nashwauk Trout Lake ..Trout Lake Trout Lake John Galveston. M. Karniniski.. Matt Watson.... Arscott & Finnegan Unorganized Conner’ Bros, Unorganized + Cirte Mining Co.. Unorganized Unorganized Unorganized Unorganized Unorganized Unorganized Unorganized Unorganized Unorganized Unorganized Unorganized Unorganized Rapids Rapids Martin E. Duffie: Guffin Lewis Tohnn Levere lewis Martin 1, W. Norton. Slatri Rros. R. M. Stitt. s & J. 8, At é Thorstrn Anderson John Cochran W. P. ‘Connor. Rapids Martin Duffiev 2 Rapids MeDonald & Chritchfield Grand Rapids cH. Marr... .Grand Rapids C. L. Pratt... :Grand Rapids A. B. Wilder ‘Grand Rapids Thomas Tranior -Grand Rapids That the following is a correct list of the personal property taxes in said County for said vear which said Board are satisfied cannot be collected, and so cancelled by said Board, to-wit: Penalty Total Tax, Township or Fees & Penalty & Name of Person Assessed. _ District. Costs. Costs cL. Danielson s .Ardenhurst $ 1.78 -Bovey ‘81 -Bovey 3.25 Bearville 1.55 R. C. Huffer. Cohasset 1.86 Toseph Guard. .Deer River 145 G. W. Slater... :.Deer River 1.40 A. E. Waitmore -Deer_ River 8.73 has. Custafson +.s++.. Feeley “84 ens. Glembarn. Tron Range ‘89 Margaret Shawlry ..Tron Range 1.83 Pert Aller ...... , -Nore "99 ‘ibinsen. & Boberg -Nore 1:39 CWfas, Mealy ....... .Nore 86 Water Puln & Paper Co. is -Nore 3.07 Chas, Frickson ... Nashwauk 91 S wiithack & Rrozzo Nashwauk 1.50 Millboek & Jackson Nashwauk 1.72 wm. R. Galiger. w+ +++. Sago 92 W. © Noble. . Third River 94 e WMemming Third River 96 Pert Adams Tamera ene 1.00 Perry Holev Tnorganized 1.13 Athort Hall -Tinorganized 1.32 wl 1D Leeman. -Unorganized 88 Davia Tram -Tnorganized 1.00 Sherman Vost . -Unorganized 2.06 A1, Hutchinson, Village Grand Rapids 1.47 nt Pam... Grand Ranids 1.44 Natcen Palloe. -...Grand Rapids x 1.13 Ayan Be Daneman ....@rand Rapids 38.81 4.63 The Board of County Commissione*s of Itasca County, Minnesota. ‘ By NEIL MULLINS, (Seal.) Attest: Chairman. M. A, SPANG, County Auditor. lard A. Rossman of Grand Rapids be = - appointed by this board to assist Al- fred L. Twing, the county attorney parang, Jurors Clame |) Pitney wail, of this county. to serve without com- Louis Sjolund, S, 0.’ Hendricks, A. L.| pensation to be paid by the county. Denler. R. G.'Fenton, W. F. Noble, E. This appointment is made pursuant to pom On hiken, C. M. Erskine. | the provision of Section 569, Revised Laws of Minnesota, 1905. FE ern i peg he oti ee The motion was seconded by Com- Hofer. Frank Bowden, William’ Qauck- | M/ssioner Passard ahd carried by unan- a imous vote. eet ae renee el ten Seryee|| Commissioner King moved that the — . chairman a - Petit ‘Jurors—Ole Lind, Melle John-|grane the Beck erry rend The wees son, Henry Sword. Ed. Pifher, Geo.) tion was seconded by Commissioner Sencerbox, Claude Fish, Chas. J. Mea-/o’Brien and carried by unanimous ley, John Seaman, Peter Asplund, Geo.| vote. The chairman then appointed Becker, John Morse. Ed. Kerr, Henry | Commissioners King, O’Brien and Mul- Hogan, Glenn Wood, Geo. Williams, ‘ling as such committee. Gust Anderson, John Cochran, A. E.| The minutes of the last meeting Briggs, John Beaudry, Louis Court-}were read and on motion made and manche. Frank McCormick, L. M.| carried, were approved. Bolter, Chas. Doran, Ed. Wilson. The Board then adjourned to Tues- Commissioner O’Brien moved the] day the 4th day of August, 1908. adoption of the following resolution: NEIL MULLINS, It having been made to appear Chairman, Board of County necessary and expedient that there be Commissioners. appointed by the Board of County] Attest: i Commissioners, an attorney to assist] M. A. SPANG, County Auditor. the county attorney of this county, now therefore be it resolved that Wil- (Seal, County of Itasca, Minnesota.) For Sale. I offer my residence property con-| EY sisting of _ four large lots and two story, seve room house, located on he southwest corner bloc’ ten, Houghtons First Addition to Grand Rapids. Eigth unimproved lots in the village. Fifty-acres of hardwood within 5 miles of Grand Rapids. Call or address E. R. Lewis, Grand Rapids, The Board then prepared a supple- mental list of jurors as follows: Dr. Larson, the eye special- ~ _ ist, will be at Hotel Poke- gama Grand Rapids, the 15th and 16th of each month. All those having trouble with their eyes or in need of the proper services for the fitting of of glasses are cordially invited to call. Cross eyes straightened, diseases of the eye carefully diagnosed. Artif- cial eyes in large stock. Te Nee: For Rent — Eight room ‘house, nicely located, Call on Wm. Mason. DEFECTIVE PAGE