Grand Rapids Herald-Review Newspaper, July 29, 1908, Page 7

= . Pee 2 mPgt TT of 970.09 ausehold sia See “60.09 ta 75.00 . Farrell, on “jewelry from ..... «+... to 15.00 Fitger Brewing Co. aH tihasees of beer sete cececne seeee to 200.00 rice Brewing Co., on warehouse from. 400.00 to 500.00 Duluth Brewing Mailting Co. ware- house from ....... 175.00 to 400.00 Mpls. Brewing | Co., on warehouse from 175.00.to 400.00 An adjournment was taken until June 23rd, 1908, at 9:30 o'clock A. M., at which time a full board assembled. Upon motion the following named persons and firms were notified to appear before the board to show cause why their personal property assess- ments should not be raised, viz: H. E. Graffam, on horse, from . to $ 15.00 E. Graffa' ‘vehicles from 8.00 to 18.00 Chas. Hammer, on sewing machine i pees eR AS 20.00 to 25.00 Chas. Hammer, on _ household goods, FrOM .. wee veseeee 40.00 to 50.00 Itasea Mercantile Co., on warehouse from. ...... to 100.00 Henry Hughes & Co., on warehouse from - to 100.00 Ollie Graff, on dia- monds from . verse tO 35,00 King Lumber C Warehouse from.... 250.00 to 500.00 Fred A. King, on Piano from ....... 75.00 to 100.00 Sherman Kingston, on stock of wood from ..... to 100.00 A. A. Kremer, on dia- monds from ....... . to 25.00 Mrs. L. F. Knox, on Piano from ........ 80.00 to 100.00 Rose E. Kinney, on diamonds from..... verse to 30.00 c. F. Kennedy, on diamonds from ..... ..... to 50.00 E. J. Luther on piano from_.... 80.00 E. J. Luther from . 5.00 John L horses from ....... 80.00 John Lefebre, wagons from 10.00 Keo Leroux on piano PROM. os cccsccccnes to 80.00 “E. J. McGowan on sportsman’s effects oR ES eas ee to 10.00 At this time an adjournment was taken until June 24th at 9 o’clock A. M., at which time a full board con- vened, and upon motion the following persons were notified to appear and show cause why their assessments should not be raised, viz: D. M. Gunn on_house- aoe goods from. ..$300.00 to $1200.00 “M. Gunn on office Pieaaltien from .... ..... to 100.00 N° McCormick on wood cutting ma- chine’ from ........ to 75.00 Cc. C. McCarthy on piano from ........ 75.00 to 100.00 Cc. C. MeCarthy on . law library from... 125.00 to 175.00 Geo. F. Myers on horse from ........ 20.00 to 40.00 Geo. M. D. Meyers on jewelry from ..... to 10.00 Heory. quae: on . Stoc! TOM. .... 4... 100.00 to 200.00 ae Miller on stock 2 WOM 20. -ccccccenn « 50.00 to 135.00 J.-F. Metzger on household goods SOOM. haw co ctsan 80.00 to 100.00 3. F. Metzger on gold and plated ware es eee to 10.00 J. yee on jatonk «»_ mdse from .. 100.00 to 150.00 JF, Metrger on t s from . to 50.00 ve aeefon on poles from 100.00 to 250.00 H. E. Neveaux on ba ber shop building on leased ground Late a oe 50.00 to 150.00 Oppegaard & Olson on fixtures from... 35.00 to 60.00 Oppegaard & Olson on mdse from ........ 130.00 to 150.00 O'Leary & Fraser on piano from ........ 10.00 to 25.00 Rose O'Connell, on jewelry from .,... $.. to $ 10.00 Rose O'Connell, on diamonds from .... ...... to 25.00 At’ this time an adjournment was taken until June 25th, 1908, at 9 o'clock Pp. m., at which time a full board con- vened and upon motion notice was giv- en to the following persons to appear and show cause why their assessments should not be raised as follows, to- wit, viz: Sam Patelle, on house hold furniture from $ 90.00 to $150.00 W. J. Powers on piano on ‘household furniture, 50.00 to 100.00 from... 150.00 to 175.00 T, R. Pra rary, from sevees to 20.00 W. E. Meyers on black smith shop from... ...... to 75.00 .A. A. Reid on ‘aouse- . hold furniture, from 75.00 to 100.00 ‘A, A. Reid on gold & puvar: plated ware, ee seesvecsvees sores tO 15.00 act c. Ring on piano from. .......... srseee to = 80.00 E. N. Remer on piano Se Ree 50.00 to = 80.00 E. N. Remer on house hold goods from... 100.00 to 120.00 . E. Reusswig on house hold goods, from oe - 110.00 L. R. Re on e hold goods from... 75.00 to 160.00 I. D. Rasmussen on watches, ete., from. ..... . to 10.00 I. D, Rasmussen on Piano from ........ esses to 100.00 Dan Shannon on stock mdse., from ....... 40.00 to 140.00 August Johnson on sewing machine from .... to 10.00 August Johnson on | office furniture, ee es 58 to 60.00 Leonard Scharf on warehouse from. 180.00 to 240.00 E. 8. Stevens "on | household furniture, ee ae Pepe 00 to 215,00 .-A. E, Wilder, on dia- monds from ... to 25.00 Leroy Wheaton on buil,” oe OS to 25.00 Mrs. Margaret Wrig! t on sewing machine | from . to 10.00 Mrs. Mar; ight on watches and clocks from... to 5.00 Mrs. Margaret Wright on piano from..... 90.00 to 125.00 Mrs. Margaret Wrigat on household goods ~from ......... 0.00 to 200.00 Mrs. Margaret Wrigat + on gold & silver plated ware from.. ...... to 25.06 Mrs. Margaret Wright on diamonds from. ...... to 25.00 -Button & Mackey on barn on block 14 | original from ..... ..... . to 60.00 +W.-Q. Yost on office furniture from . to 10.00 Upon motion duiy secondea and car- | ‘ried the notices were sent to W. J. & H. D. Powers, John Beckfelt Henry, Hughes & Co., C. H. Marr. B, L. Lieber. ‘han, Joe Levy, Itasca Mercantile Co., J, P. O'Donnell, T. A. McHugh and Geo. ‘F. Kremer to meet with this board June 30th, 1908, at 2 o'clock p. m., for thé purpose of adjusting the Valuation of the stocks of merchandise in the township. Upon motion an adjournment was faken until June 26th, 1908, at 9:30 o'clock a. m., at which time a full board was in attendance. Upon motion the board proceeded to adjust the valuations of the stock of liquors and of the fixtures of the sev- eral saloons in the township, and after; considerable discussion the following; basis of assessment was arrived at, viz: ' ae Gyny, Bokegama "zoo" Gunns Royal Buffet al grees Royal none ae ni samy te FH 200 Jas. F, Grant Club 200 201 Mrs. Wright, Club Sal.... 200 200 800 Henry Logan, Palace Sal 200 200 175 J. McDonald Palace Sal... 200 200 200 Rafe O'Connell (vacant) 50 Fitger Brew. Co.(vacant) 150 150 175 Herman Bolin, Svea Hotel 125 200 325 100 115 A. M. Johnson, Boston Grand? 2 scce3 - 150 225 375 100 175 Grant & ‘Holleran’ vac.) 50 McDonald & McAlpine... 100 100 200 100 100 John Boyle O’Reiley (stored) 250 O'Leary & Fraser... 225 225 175 Doran Bros. . 3 50 100 50 50 ‘Thos. Trainor ..... 50 50 175 Quackenbush & 230 330 100 125 M. McAlpine .........-.- 175 300 125 150 Dul. B.&M. Co. cepanin) 175 378 as 200 Isaac Crossin John Hepfel ...... 225 325 100 175 Mohr & Dibbert... 250 450 150 275 ‘John Baudry 0 380 100 aie A. E. Wilder. 100 200 100 100 Pattell & Cloutier. . 250 400 106 200 L. R, Root.. 200 200 175 Keo Leroux . 200 150 Gust Anderson 225 375 100 175 D. M. Gunn, Mrs. Margaret Wright,,Sec. 14 Lot 5 400 to 525 Rose O'Connell, tae Fitger Brewing Co.,| Sec.14 Lot 4 $215 to $240 the Duluth Brewing & Malting Co., ne of se 250 to 280 Grant & Holleran, Thos, Trainor and nw of se 250 to 280 J. Boyle O’Reilley, were notified to ap-| Sec. 16 Lot 1 1000 to 2800 pear before the board and show cause | Sec. 17 ne of nw 600 to 2800 why their assessments as to saloon nw of nw 600 to 2800 property should not be raised as above} Sec. 18 ne of sw 550 to 575 os set forth. Lot 3 $600 to $5! An adjournment was taken until June Lot 5 275 to 400 27th, 1908, at 9:30 o'clock a. m., at Lot 4 350 to 425 which time a full board assembled. | Sec.19 Lot 6 350 to 50 Upon motion of Supervisor McEwan, Lot 7 300 to 150 seconded by Supervisor McDonald, and Lot 2 230 to 50 carried by a unanimous vote, the fol- Lot 5 230 to 90 lowing persons and firms were lower- ne of sw 400 to 380 ed on their assessments on the follow- Lot 11 400 to 300 ing items, viz: Lot 8 350 to 450 John Beckfelt, on Lot 9 400 to 505 watches and clocks, se of se 350 to 250 POM ee coger is ceo $45.00 to $20.00] Sec. 23 ne of ne 300 to 250 John Beckfelt, on Lot 1 790 to 908 household goods, Lot 2 350 to 425 Bponie os sunsets 200.00 to 150.00 se of me 320 to 340 Fred A. King, on 17 A. in yA a ats 190 to 180 household goods, Sec. 24 ne of ne 250 COTE ee CREA pent 210.00 to 125.00 nw of ne 250 i 320 c. Cc. MeCarthy, on sw of ne 250 to 355 “household —_ goods, ise of ne 250 to 320 MONT Scie tare sine oe . 175.00 to 115.00 ne of nw 250 to 320 c. C. MeCarthy, on nw of nw 275 to 320 stocks, from .....+- 25.00 to ...... sw of nw 275 to 320 F. <A. MeVicar, on ne of sw 250 to 345 household —- goods, nw of sw 250 to 320 from to 150.00 sw of sw 300 to 370 M. Pon se of sw 300 to 370 mdse., . 200.00 to 125.00 ne of se 300 to 370 James on nw of se 300 to 370 stock mdse., from... 125.00 to 50.00 sw of se 300 to 370 Hon. C. C.’ McCarthy appeared be- se of se 300 to 370 fore the board and presented argument} sec. 25 ne of ne 200 to 340 that the Standard Lumber Co. ‘had er- nw of ne 200 to 300 roneously been assessed $91,000.00 for] n%% of sw of ne 120 to 170 logs on the bank of the Mississippi se of ne 200 to 300 landed there by the Great Northern] s% of sw of ne 120 to 170 railway. After a discussion it was nw of nw 250 to 350 moved, seconded and carried that the sw of nw 250 to 350 assessment be stricken from the rolls. se of nw 250 to 350 The board then proceeded to review ne of sw 250 to 350 the assessments of personal property nw of sw 250 to 350 in the village of Laprairie and the sw of sw 250 to 350 township of Grand Rapids outside of se of sw 250 to 350 the age of Grand Rapids. See. 26 Lot 1 250 to 350 The assessments as returned for the se of ne 280 to 320 village of Laprairie were passed with- s% of Lt. 5 200 to 250 out change. ng of It 5 150 to 200 E. J. Longyear was assessed; two nig of It 6 160 to 200 horses, $80; two wagons $20: 5 drills, ‘se of ne 250 to 310 $1000; camp, $200. Total, $1300, And|Sec.27, lot 8 350 to 400 notice thereof mailed him. Sec. 28 nw of sw $400 to $350 Dumas & Co. were upon motion duly] Sec. 29 swof nw 350 to 400 ; seconded and carried, lowered on their ne of sw 365 to 415 assessment for cedar poles from $2000 lot 1 175 to 198 to $1400 and the balance of the per- lot 2 320 to 397 sonal property in the township was se of sw 350 to 400 passed without change. ne of se 375 to 400 An adjourment was taken until Mon- nw of se 375 to 400 day, June 29th, 1908, at 9:30 o'clock sw of se 350 to 400 A.M. at which time a full board as- se of se 350 to 400 sembled. Sec, 31 nw of se 535 to 435 It being the time when any objec-| Sec. 31 Lot & 350 to 300 tions would be heard against the rais-| Sec. 31 Lot 9 350 to $00 ing of the valuation of the saloon] Sec. 32 ne of ne 350 to 320 assessments of D. M. Gunn, Mrs. Mar-] Sec. 32 se of ne 350 to $20 garet Wright. the Duluth Brewing &| Sec. 32 ne of se 370 to 800 Malting Co., Fitger Brewing Co., Grant] Sec. 32 sw of se 320 to 280 & Holleran, Thos. Trainor and J, B.| Sec. 32 se of se 520 to 460 O’Rielly, and no objections being made | Sec 34 ne of ne $250 to $320 by or on behalf of said persons and] Sec.34nwofne 250 to 320 firms, upon motion of Supervisor] Sec 34swofne 250 to 320 Hachey seconded by Supervisor Me-|Sec.34seofne 250 to 320 Donald, the valuations of saloon prop-| Sec. 35 ne ofne 200 to 320 erty as heretofore made by the board] Sec. 35 Lot1 240 to 390 were approved and declared to be the] Sec. 35 Lot 2 180 to 300 correct valuations of such property, a] Sec 35seofne 200 to 320 full board concurring in such assess- | Sec. 35 Lot 7 100 to 160 ments. Sec. 35 nw oF nw 200 to 320 In the afternoon of this date, it sw ofnw 200 to 320 being the time when any objections Lot 6 150 to 210 would be heard by any persons or ne of sw 180 to 210 firms feeling aggrieved by reason of nw ofsw 180 to 210 the raising of valuations as heretofore swofsw 180 to 210 set forth, Supervisor McDonald pres- >y ofsw 180 to 210 ented the following resolution and Lot 3 130 to 165 moved its adoption, viz: Lot 5 10) to 130 "i swofse 180 to 210 Resolved that the changes and cor- Dot ¢ 140 to. 160 rections heretofore agreed upon, rais-| 4 ing the personal property valuations of} 5/) n adjournment was taken until sundry persons and firms, be approved | Jue 30th, 1908, at 9:30 o'clock A. M., and the assessments of ‘such persons| @{, Whica time a full board was in and firms be raised in the several] *ttendance. amounts as heretofore agreed upon. The reviewing of the real estate Clerk McMahon seconded the motion] Valuations upon the property lying in to adopt the resolution and the reso-| the corporate limits of the village of lution was carried by a unanimous|Grand Rapids was taken up and the vote, following corrections agreed upon, viz: The assessment rolls for real estate| Original Plat Raised. ‘Lowered. in the village of Laprairie was taken| Lot 2 Blk 12 $175 to $125 up for review, and were upon motion,| Lots 7 & 8 bik 12 360 to 300 duly seconded and carried, approved as| Lot 7 Blk 13 155 to 135 returned by the assessor. Lot 14 Blic 13° $30 to $35 The real estate assessment roll for} 7 0t 13 2 to 35 the township property outside the in-] HOt 18 Bik 13° 30 to 35 corporated villages were taken up for] jor i Bike 13 3) to 35 review and the following changes] [Ot 19 pik ts s to 35 made, viz: ee ay i 43 rm AA Raised. Lowered. | Lot 21 BIk 13 30 to 35 Sec. 6 Lot 1 $800 to $400] Lot 22 Bik 13 30 to 35 Sec, 5 Lot 2 700 to 350] Lot 23 Blk 13° 30 to 35 Sec. 5 sw of ne 800 to 400] Lot 7 (Blk 14 90 to 30 Sec.5 se of ne 900 to 450} Lot 9 Blk 14 35 to 65 Sec 5 Lot 3 600 to 300] Lot 10 Blk 14 85 to 65 See. 5 Lot 4 500 to 250] Lot 11 Blk 1 35 to 100 Sec. 5 sw of nw 600 to 300] Lot 12 Blk 14 40 to 110 See. § se of nw 700 to 3501 Lot 23 Blk 14 4) to 55 See, 6 Lot 1 400 to 320; Lot 14 BIk 14.35 to 45 See 6 Lot 2 400 to 320) Lots 4 & 5 Bik 15 175 to 400 Sec 6 sw of ne 450 to 370] Lot 7 Blk 15 Sig to, 460 Sec. 6 se of ne 500 to 320] Lot 20 Blk 15 345 to 300 Sec. 6 Lot 3 400 to 356] Lot 4 Blk 16 115 to 90 Sec, 6 Lot 4 400 to 320) Lot & Bik 16 125 to 90 See. 6 Lot 5 400 to 345! Lot 6 Bl 16 435 to 390 See, 14 Lot 1 $275 to $340 E 50 ft. of Lots See. 14 Lat 2 300 to 365 to 12 BIK 16 1185 to 1300 Sec. 14 ne of W. 30 ft. of e% : ne of ne 40 to 70 of Lots 13, 14, Sec. 14 Lot 3 250 to 400 15, 16 Bik 16 433 to 533 Raised. Lowered. Original Plat E 30 ft of W% Lots 13-14-15-16 bik 16 $1310.00 to $1200.00 W 41% ft Lots 13-14-15-16 blk 16 1437.00 to B 60 ft Lot 16 bik 16 "105.00 to W 83 ft Lot 16 bik 16 127.00 to Lots 1 & 2 bik 17 $2720.00 to $3000.00 Lot 3 blk 17 1035.00 to Lot 5 bik 17 1435.00 to apn re! 1460.00 to Lot 7 Blk 17 1485.00 to Lot 8 Blk 17 2400.00 to 2700.00 Lots 11 and 12 Blk 17 3320.09 to ae of 13-14-15 and ace) 1785.00 to W, 25M; of 44-15 ana 1175.40 16 1935.00 x B. $2 th of W. 98 of 18- to 1 14-15 and 16 Blk 17 310.00 to 350.00 Woe E aS Tat SE we Bik 17 of Lots 1 868.00 to 869.00 Lot 17 BIk 17 200.00 to 125.00 Lot 18 Bik 17 180.09 to 130.00 Lot 19 BYk 17 135.00 to 95.00 Lot 20 Blk 17 125.00 to 95.00 Lot 21 Blk 17 445.00 to 425.00 Lot 22 Blk 17 105.90 to 95. Lot 24 Bik i 105.00 to 3500 ot 1 1935.0 ee 4 Bik 18 560.00 to 575. 0 to 1928-00 Lot ant 910.20 to 800.00 Lot 4 Blk 18 435.00 to 425.00 Lok 7 Bike ‘fs 1060.00 to 1100.00 ot 8 Blk 1 1685.00 to 1675.90 Lot 9 Blk 1 1110, d First Nat. Bank Property 110.0 to 1106.00 Blk 18 2735.00 to 4500.00 Wd M. McAlpine Property ae Sie Gor $260.90 to 4000.00 ots ani 387 . Lot 1§ Blk 18 1260.00. to 1460.00 BAD: te of ROR 1 1k 1 een aries ae atts TA Se Blk 18 ret is ‘Blk FA Lot 19 Blk 18 Lot 22 Bik 18 Lot 23 Blk 18 Lot 24 Blk 18 E% of Block 24 Ws of Block 24 All of Block 25 Lot 1 Lot 2 Lot 3 Lot 4 Lot 6 3 Lot 6 Lot 7 Lot 8 Lot Lot 15 Blk 26 Lots 23 and 24 Bik 26 E. 90 ft. of Lots 1 and 2 Blk 27 Lot 5 Blk 27 Lots 17 and 18 Bik 27 Lot 19 Blk 27 Lot 20 Blk 27 Lot 21 Blk 27 Lot 22 aS 27 Lot 23 Blk 27 Lot 24 Blk 27 Lot 28 28 28 28 28 6 Blk 28 24 Bik 29 Lot 17 and 18 Bik 33 N 33 ft. of W 140 ft. Bik45 W 60 ft. of E All of Blk 46 All of Blk 47 Lots 14 and 15 Blk 54 160 ft. Blk45 1110,00 710,00 8390.00 40.00 1650.00 350.00 140.90 515.00 285.00 339.00 Raised, Lowered, to 1269.00 1285.00 to 1225.00 to 900,00 to 8700.00 1285.00 to 1275.00 1435.00 to 1425.00 1485.00 to 1475.00 a 925.90 750.00 725.00 50.00 50.00 100.09 3.00 3.09 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 6.00 12.00 25.00 to 160.00 to 1750.09 2450.00 to 2430.00 570.90 to 560.00 785.00 to 775.00 to 90.00 145.00 to 135.00 to 1265.00 to 145.00 to 205.00 to 1585.00 to 325.90 to 200.00 to 145.00 to 130.00 to 400.00 to 284.00 to 600.90 144.00 to to 600.00 95.00 to 90.00 50.00 to 10.00 710.00 to 610.0) to 420.00 to 230.00 to 590.00 to 320.00 70.90 to 65.00 400.00 to 125.00 1100.00 to 1000.00 to 530.00 Several of the merchants of the vil-lage having appeared before the board relative to a comporative assessmentof the stocks of merchandise in the village the matter of assessment ofsaid stocks was taken up and Super- visor McEwen moved that the follow-ing scnedule be taken as tae basis of valuation, And that said valuations as correct-ed be viz: Returned at. W. J. & H. D. Powers $4275.00 Henry Hughes & Co. 5000.00 John’ Beckfelt 4050.00 Chas. H. Marr. 2 1500.00 Itasca Mere. Co. + 4809.00 J. P. O'Donnell > 2500.00 Joe Levy .... + 750.00 B. L. Lieberman 2 1000.09 T. A. McHugh + 750.00 G. F. Kremer 1500.00 Corr. to. $4000.00 5000.90 4750.00 2000.00 4800.00 1750.0) 1250.00 1250.00 900.00 1509.00 tae amounts assessed against said persons and firms for stocks ofmerchandise carried by each of them. Supervisor McDonald seconded themotion, and upon vote being had the motion prevailed by a unanimous vote. An adjournment was taken until July 1, 1908, at 9:30 o’clock A. M., at which a full board convened in session, and the adjustment of real estatevaluation in the village of Grand Rapids was taken up, and the follow-ing changes made, viz: Raised. Lowered. Wilson & GinleePi tts 1 Bik 5 3 5.00 to $ 19.00 2 5 5.00 to 19.00 Tot Fi Bie 5 5.00 to 19.00 Lot 4 Blk 5 5.00 to 19.00 Lot 5 Blk 5 5.00 to 19.00 Lot 6 Blk 5 5.00 to 19.00 Lots 6, 7 and 8 Bik 6 30.00 to 570.00) Depot Grounds, ‘Blk 6 \< Boat Landing Mill Site 1 Mill Site 2 Mili Gite 3 Correction Mill Site 4 of Mill Site 4 Location. Mill Site ) Mill Site 7 00) Mill Site 3 \< Mill Site 9 | Mill Site 10 x First Division Lots 10 and 41 Blk 7 $ 370.00 to $ 325.00 Lots 11 and 12 Blk 8 1495.00 to 1845.00 Lots 13 and 14 Blk 8 1450 .00to 1550.00 Lots 16-17-18 Blk 8 765.00 to 835.00 Lots .19 and 20 Blk 10 620.00 to 340.0) Lots 1 and 2 Bik 11 760.00 to 580.00 Lot 20 Blk 14 85.00 to 80.09 Lot 21 Bik 14 85.00 to —- 80.09 Lot 22 and 16 2-3 ft of Lot 23 Blk 14 358.00 to 250.00 N. 8 1-3 ft. of 23 and Lot 24 Bik 14 767.00 to 760.00 Lots 1 and 2 Bik 15 870.0) to 810.00 Lots 13, 14 and 15 Blk 15 1425.00 to 1275.00 Lots 13-14-15 & 16 Blk 15 1610.00 to 1710.00 Lot 17 705.00 to 709.00 Lot 18 665.00 to 660.00 Lots 9 and 10 Blk 17 670.00 to 560.00 Lots 1 and 2 Blk 20 75.00 to 30.00 First tyes. Lots 5 & 6 bik 20 $130.00 to Lot 14 bik 29 1180.00 to E, 40 ft. of Lot 24 blk 29 140.00 to Lots 5 & 6 bik 32 750.00 to Lots 7 & 8 bik 32 780.00 to Lots 9 & 10 bik 32 820.00 to Lots 11 & 12 bik 32 905.00 to Lot 13 bik 32 165.00 to Lot 14 bik 32 155.00 to Lots 15 & 16 bik 32 $1285.00 to$1410.00 Lots 17-18 & 19 blk 32 1010.00 to Lots 20 & 21 bik 32 735.00 to Lots 1 to 6 bik 33 2730.04 to ‘Lots 7 to 12 bik 33 2030.00 to 1780.00 Lot, 1-2-3 bik 34 1830.00 to 1930.00 Lot™4 blk 34 135.00 to 0 Ry Lot 5 bik 34 135.00 to 0 Ry Lot 6 bik 34 135.00 to 0 Ry Lots 1-2-3 bik 35 830.00 to 695.00 Lots 4-5-6 blk 35 630.00 to 0 Ry Lots 7-8-9 bik 35 480.00 to v Ry Lot 4 bik 36 310.00 to 0 Ry Lot 5 bik 36 310.00 to 0 Ry Lot 6 bik 36 310.00 to 0 Ry Lot 7 bik 36 210.00 to 0 Ry Lot 8 a rH 210.00 to 0 Ry Lot 9 210.00 to 0 Ry Lots 1- i Hs aoe 37 2930.00 to 4800.00 Lot 4 blk 37 270.00 to 0 Ry Lots 10-11-12 blk 37 3130.00 to 3800.00 Lots 4-5-6 bik 38 300.00 to 0 Ry Lots 7-8-9 bik 38 830.00 to 0 Ry Lots 10-11-12 blk 38 3230.00 to 4000.00 Lot 4 bik 41 35.00 to 30.00 Second Division, Lots 8 & 9 bik 3 510.00 to 490.00 Lots 22-23-24 blk 3 375.00 to = 315.00 Lots 9 & 10 Blk 4 490.00 to 470.00 Lots 1 & 2 bik 28 150.00 Lots 10-11-12 blk 34 304.00 Syndicate Division Lots 5-6-7 blk 10 625.00 . Lot 13 bik 10 108.00 Kearneys, Lot 2 blk 1 425.00 to 295.00 Lot 1 Blk 2 5.00 to 85.00 Lot 2 bik _ 85.00 to 5.00 ‘ Lot 1 bik 7 80.00 to 25.90 NY% of S% “pik 460.00 to 530.00 Lofts 11 & 12 re 18 980.00 to 1140.00 Lots 2 & 3 blk 34 1390.00 to 1540.00 on Houghton’s Second Lot 5 blk 7 35.00 to 120.00 : “Lot 9 blk 9 i: 300.00 to — 200.00" Third Division, Lot 1 blk 13 15.00 to 12,00 Lot 2 bik 13 15.00 to 12.00. Lot 3 bik 13 x . Lot 4 blk 13 Lot 5 blk 13 Lot 6 bik 13 Lot 7 bik 13 Lot 8 blk 13 Lot 9 bik 13 Lot 10 bik 13 Lot 11 bik 13 Lot 12 blk 13 All block 14 All block 15 All block 16 All block 20 +84.00 to See. c. 28 ne of nw\ Lots 9-10-11-12 blk 27 Lots 3-4-5 bik 30 Lot 6 bik 30 Lots 7-8-9-10-11 blk 30 Lots 21 & 22 bik 30 Lots 23 & 24 bik 30 Lot 9 bik 31 Lots 10-11-12 bik 31 Lot 15 bik 31 Lots 16-17-18 blk 31 Lots 19 & 20 blk 31 N% of bik 32 S% of bik 32 Acre c property within the limits of the Village of Grand 15 sw o} 16 w% of se of se IT lot 2 11 Lot 3 ‘ 17 Lot 17 bal. Nw of N% of se of se . 17 bal. S% of N% of se of se - 17 bal. ae of se of ne 17 Lot - ot Lot t re ee ae 21 Lot 2 23 nw of nw $465.00 610.00 800.00 485.00 180.00 350.00 600.00 280.00 460.00 to $1365.00 to 1610.00 to 1900.00 to 582.00 to 280.00 to 640.00 to 675.00 to 330.00 to 510.00 Rapids. 347.00 250.00 $480.00 “to $410.00 570.00 to 605.00 720.00 to 1125.00 to 520.00 925.00 The board adjourned until July 2nd, 1908 at 9 o'clock a, m., at which time a full board was present. After cohsidering matters, the fol- lowing resolution was adopted by @ unanimous vote, viz: “Resolved, that all corrections made by this board of valuations upon both real and personal property be ratified and confirmed, and declared to be the correct valuations upon all such prop- erty, and that all valuations as return- ed by the assessor and left unchanged be ratified and confirmed. The meeting then adjourned sine die. JOHN McDONALD, Chairman E, HACHEY, Supervisor, HUGH McEWAN, Supervisor, J. S, COLE, Assessor, JOS. H. MecMAHON, Town Clerk As Board of Review. EYE Dr. Larson, the eye special- ist, will be at Hotel Poke- gama Grand Rapids, the 15th and 16th of each mouth. 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. Artiti- cial eyes in large stock. OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS —OF THE— BOARD Ors TOWNSHIP OF GRAND RAPIDS Grand Rapids, Minn., July 2, 1908. A special meeting of the Board of Supervisors of the Town of Grand Rap- id: Itasca County, Minn., was held pursuant to call this 2nd day of July, 1908, at 2 o'clock p. m. Present: Chairman McDonald, Sup- ervisors Hachey and McEwan, and Clerk MeMahon. Upon motion the reading of the min- utes was dispensed with. Supervisor MeBwan following resolution and adoption “Whereas, Heretofore there was bor- rowed from the Road & Bridge Fund the sum of $238.05 and transferred to presented the moved its the Bonds & Interest Fund, and “Whereas, there is due and payable a registered town order in the sum of $1000.00 issued on the Road and Bridge Fund “Whereas, there is funds in the Bonds & Interest Fund which is not subject to immediate need, and “Whereas, There is the sum of $14.92 in the Poor Fund, which is of no use in said fund, “Now, Therefore, Be It Resolved, That the sum of $238.05 be transferred back from the Bonds and Interest Fund to the Road and Bridge Fund and that the further sum of $22.63 be transferr- ed from the Bonds & Interest Fund to the Road & Bridge Fund, and that the sum of $14.92 in the Poor Fund be transferred to the Road & Bridge Fund. “Resolved Further, That the town clerk draw a warrant upon the Bonds & Interest Fund in the sum of $48.67 to pay the accumulated interest upon said $1000 outstanding order, and “Further, That the Town Treasurer be and is hereby authorized to pay the First State Bank the face of said $1000 registered order and_ interest thereon, d retire same.." Supervisor Hachey seconded the mo- tion to adopt the resolution and upon a roll call Supervisors Hachey, Mc- Ewan and McDonald voted “aye,” and the motion was declared carried. The following bills were audited and allowed: Fred Johnson, on Lily L Chas, tt on Lily Mrs. J depuiy as: Mike Hagen, team and Pokegama ‘L: James Hewis, Lake bridge. ke road % days man and team and 1% days man on Pokegama Lake road ....... 9.00 Joan MeDonald, 10 days on PTE GF TOVISW. .... 0 < e+ 2. 39.00 Ed Hachey, 10 days on board of review 30.00 Hugh McE board of rev 30.00 Jos H. McMaaon, 10 board of days as asse! A. G. I eur, bill plats of Grand Rapids, allowed at . 156.00 making $67.50 Mattson, 1 day labor on ake bridge. 2.00 Z Johnson, 1 da Lilly Lake bridge ....... ie ee" Thos, Kerr, livery hire for viewers of roads............. 5.50 Joan G. Fraser, services put- ting in steel =e on ae: ser road 5.00 S. P.. Hegdahl, ing Montcalm 25.00 Henfy Washburn, services’ re- pairing Blackberry road..... 25.00 King Lumber Go, lumber for culvert on road.............. 3.95 First State Bank, discount on road and bridge orders... 62.29 On motion tie meeting adjourned un- til July #1, 1908, at 8:30 o'clock P. M. JOHN M'DONALD. Chairman. Attest: JOS. H. McMiAHON, é Tow Grand Ra suant to adja Clerk. n., July 11, 1908. nment a meeting of Board of upervisors of tne town of Grand Rapids, was held this lith day of July, 1908, at 8:30 o'clock P. M Present: Chairman McDonald, Super- Risors Hachey and McEwan and Clerk Jos. McMahon. The reading of the minutes was dis- pensed_ with, ‘fe The following bills were audited ani allowed. viz: fitasca Merc. Co., supplies....... $3.55 J. S. Gole, 5 days assessing, be- Ing balance due - 2+ 15.00 The bill of A. ur for | $32.50 balance alleged to be due for making plats of the village of Grand Rapids, and by a unanaimous yote, was rejected. A bill of Geo. D, Barnard & Co., for. $3.0) balance alleged to be due for supplies, vote rejected. Supervisor McEwan was by a unanaimous introduced the following resodlution and moved its adoption: “Resolved. that the rental of the rock-crusher, separator and engine by any private party or firm, be and is fixed in the sum of $8.00 per day for every day the machinery is actually operated, provided that a competent engineer must be employed to operate the engine, and a competent man co operate the crusher, and provided fur- ther, that the machinery cannot be re- moved from the yard without tae coa- sent of a majority of the members of the board, and any person or firm desiring to lease said machinery must enter into a bond with the townsaip that all breakage must be repaired at the expense of the lessee.” Supervisor McDonald seconded tne motion to adopt tne resolution, and upon a rol] call the same was adopted by_a*unanaimous vote. The meeting then adjourned subject to call of chairman. JOHN M’DONALD, Chairman. Attest: ' JOS. = McMAHON, “ Town Clerk. “