Grand Rapids Herald-Review Newspaper, August 19, 1908, Page 7

~ OFFICIAL — PROCEEDINGS Horses. 3 years old and over, dec! 1year old, decreased 30 per cent. Cattle, 2 years old, decreased 25 per cent. Cows, decreased 20 per oar ir cen! machines, decreased 20 s increased 100 per cent Horses, 3 years old “and over. decreased 2% ereased 33% per dent. rriages. Yand bicycles, in- id knitting machines, intreased 50 es and clocks, decreased 3344 per cent. Town of Grand Rapids. Horses. 1 year old, increased 50 per cent. Horses, 2years old. increased Hogs, decreased 50 per cent. Wagons, carriages. slei creased 50 per cent. Watches and clocks. increased 80 , Melodeons and organs. increased Village of Grand Rapids. Horses, 1 year old, increased 40 per cent. Horses, 2 years old, incre: Cattle, 1 year old, decreased 15 per cent. Cattle, 2 years old, incre So eaiatace reduced to$ 20000. 58. range 23. increased to $8,0000. at pa : "Lots 1i to : ee ' , roms o} bie cn ey Foray sae Wagons. carriages, sleighs creased 350 per Cel Sewing and knitting cen Melodeons and organ: Unorganized No. 3. Cattle, 2 years old, decreased 40 per cent. Cows, decreased 10 per cen Wagons. carriages, sleighs creased 20 per cent. Sewing and knitt It tches and clocks, increased 40 per cent. Unorganized No. 4. Cows. increased 20 per cent Sewing and knitting machiaes, es and clocks, increased 200 per cent. COUNTY BOARD Obes EQUALIZATION ITASCA COUNTY, MINNESOTA. Grand Rapids, Minn., July 20, 1908, Pursuant to law. Cot rd Equalization comprising the County Com- missioners and the County Auditor of Itasca, counto, Minn., met at the office of the County Auditorfin the village of Grand Rapids, this 20th day of July, 1908. All members of the Board were present and t and bicycles, de- Abbe and: Bingsies, 2h. ing machines, decreased 40 Unorganized No. 5. 1 year old. increased 50 per cent. ‘old, increased 50 per cent. Horses. 3 years old and over, decreased decreased 30 per cent, Sewing and knitting machi di ased it. Sewing and tnitting machines, decreased 25 Watches and clocks, increased 25 Metodeons and organs increased Village of La Prairie. rr Horses, 2 years nes, decreased 25 Ordinance Numb 3 The assessment against lot 2. sec : ik 55, anse 26 on nt of be ets An Ordinance concerning the system of lock 10, reduced to $300,00. transferred, to lot 1, section | sewers of the Village of Grand Rapids, Min mee high 10, reauced to 875.00 each. | 27, township 55, range 26. uesota.} prescriding rules. regulations and and 4, block 11, reduced to $100.00 5 There be tog no Soe business to be trans: ea for Fee ee ee a adjourn sine die. umbers and others aking service con- nd Py block Li, kecthced 60 $100.09 each | ~ CO. M. KING, nections therewith. and for the licensing of pete eet rena ad ee each, tea Chairman, Board of Equalization. pinabers eng other etme pa el ; .00. : e coune!! age of Gran 9, block 12. reduced to $100.00 each, M. A. SPANG. Rapids do ordain as follows: p; ny moe ates bd plate Sete County Auditor and Clerk of Board. Section 1 No fever pipe shall belatdia the ).00 eac! samefrench with a water pipe. Lot 19, block 1, reduced to S700 0. "Sedtion®. Property owners and others de- ied: to 28, block 12, reduced to $50.00 each a ¥ siring to connect their premises with the egtd 60 Be Dear Tae read 50 670.00 each| Notice of Filing of and Hearing on ae pystors. ot o8/0. ee shall first make . a .00. n 7 a ication therefor to the-village recor Lots 11 t0 18. block 13, reduced to $100.00 each Ditch Petition. or superintendent of water and light plant, 19, block 13, reduced to 8150.00, act NOTICE, Which application shall specify the premises hg “ged i h | Notice is hereby given that a petition, of | Sto 08 cqnngsten. Hots 1 to 10, block 14, reduced to $75.00 each. | which the following 1s u.copy, has been filed | , Sections, Plumbers and other perso are Lots i to 20, block Ti reduced to§100.00 each | inthe office, of the county auditor of Itasca anye such connection with thébewer ot 1 to 29, block 14, reduced to $60.00 each. , site at a hear-| or opening or excavating in any street, ave- Lot 30, block 14, reduced t0 $15.00. ing will be had avon said petition before the | nue alley, or other public ground for the pur- Lot 1, blowk 15 ron nead ce ge county board at the office of the count: Oh i heréwith oF Lotsa BOgK BB, reduced to $75.00. oy each, | auditor of said county in the Village of Gran: Pairs upon Le ere nee ed Lots 11 to 14, block 15. reduced to $100.00 each | Rapids on the 26th day of August, A.D., 1903, | having made application and obtained licease therefor as hereinafter provided, and in All ws tne vitte foregoing changes upon lots in) Dated at Grand Rapids, Miun., this son | there ‘emer ry th led, are made upon the lots exclusive of Say Onsale e rth or Sone mab ial rou wed trom the steucture. M.A.SPANG, | trouch shall be deposited insuch manner as The assessment against lots 5 and 6, block ounty Auditor. | will cuuse the least inconvemtence to;the pub- ee ee penton 2. Bovey. cancelled, ta. PETITION FOR PUBLIC DITCH. lic and will proyide for the free passing of sed for church purposes and | To th t d wi i a therefore exempt from taxation. es Se oe waesta ot ebe cramer of Leaves, pcan arabers and other persons de- Horses. 2 years old, increased 100 per cent. Cuttle, 2 years old, decreased 20 per cent. decreased 60 per cen! Wagons, carriages. sleighs creased 50 per cent. took the oath of office as prescribed Upon motion duly made and carried, C. M. was appointed Chairman of the Board ‘tned to Wednesday the 22nd day of it. and bicycles, in-| ‘The Board again met this 22nd day of July, Town of Iron Rang: The undersigned land owners whose lands| #iting to make such sewer ee é Pull Be liable to be affected by. oF assessed | therefor tothe village council of said village. Sethe in the Plats of Coleraine and: First,| county ditch hereinafter described, would | A#nual licenses will ba lssnes bow ere and Third Additions to Coleraine, ex-| respectfully | represent that the’ public | Or {superintendent of water and Night plant The County Auditor then laid before the Board {the assessment rolls towns and districts as returned by the asses- ‘sors and Town The Board then proceeded to examine the rsonai property districts as returded by 1908. All members present: Town of Alvwood. All real estate in the Town of Alvwood in- creased 200 per cent. Town of Arbo. All real estate in the Town of Arbo decreased 44 of NE, SW of NW: of NE, NW% of SEX, S SEX, Section 26, lots 4 and Watches and clocks. increased 25 per cent. of the various Melodeons and organs, incrersed 100 percent. Town of Iron Range. assessments of various towns a Cows, decreased 30 per cent. nt. Wagons, carriuges, sleiges and bicycles, de- the assessors. An adjourment was taken to Tuesday the 2ist day of July, 1908. pel " W: ks sed 2 Peete caenteant Gis Board ‘egein |. prattue Mou cloneg 2 eames meta met this 2st day of July, 1908. All members present. ‘The various classes of personal property Village of Bovey. 5, section 29, and clusive of structures, increased 3344. health, convenience ai only upon the order of the village council, NW of WEN, Sis of NEw. aud Nosof NW, | rectamation Of woe and. overtowed lands | £0F Witich a license fee of five dollar pec an- section 2, township 56, range 2%, reduced to| require the establishment and construction | 2¥™ shall be paid by the licensee, be L- $130.00 per forty, of a drainage ditch along the following | C°3S® will be granted to practic: lumbers SEX of section 11. township 56, range 24, re-| described route in the towns of fifty-four, | 28d to such other persons as shall furdish duced to $185.00 per forty. range twenty-four and twenty-five in. said satistectory (prost, to the village eouncil of i count, asca, " sufficient s! and experience as, in the judg- auty of Itasca. and that the constractiog of | Sane of the council. shows Such persotis Lo bo Town of Third River. the same wguld be of~public benefit nd = 3 ility, - 3 competent workmen for that purpese. Upon Township 148. Range 20. eiliey, would’ Toglaim at least, two thousand | the fling of such application for liceise and ; : ‘A _|fteappreval by the council and before any SW of SEX, section 1, reduced to $575.00: | ing Reneral description of the proposed start” | license shall be issued, the applicant shall Lot 12, section 7, reduced to $875.0. as follows: Commeneing at the east end of | €xecute and deposit with the village recorder ot 13, secton 7, reduced to $1215.00. Hale lake, being in the north east % of the | 8 s00dand sufficient bond with sufficient su- were changed as follows: Cows, decreased 25 per cent. ), tow: ip 56, range 25, Wagons, carriages, sieighs and cicycles, de- lot 4, section 30, townal ae duced to a valuation of a same to be subject to the general reduction of 10 per cent oyer the entire Town. Town of Arba. .00 per acre and the Horses, 3 years old and over, decreased 25 Sewing and knitting machines, decreased 70 NWh of NW, section 9, reduced to $711.00, | 2: 2 4 approv sai il in the ‘section 9, .00, | abut : rety to be approved by said council in the NWA of NEK, ‘section 12, reduced to 375.00. Gutheast 4 of section twenty-four, township| Donal sam of one thousand dollars. con Si of NWW74- section 11, reduced to $1500.00. Teasterly direction across the’ township tine | ditioned that sald perso Wil, Iodecaty i . . ic 1500.00 | ji, raf “f ss the Village o rau NWos of SW, section 17, reduced to $1425.00] thonce soutieast to a lake ia the soutineust any accident or damiage caused Watches and clocks, decreased 25 per cent Pianos, increased 60 per cent. Town of Balsam. Lot 1, sestion 4, township 58. range 24, re- duced from $150.00 to $130.00, ty of SE% of section 35, township 57, range 25, reduced from $160.0) to $l it. le, 2 years old, increased 30 per cent. Wagons, carriages, sleighs and creased 25 per cent. Sewing and knitting te and clocks, increased 400 per cent, Melodeons and organs, increased 200 per machines, increased Village of Holman. Horses, 3 years old and over. decreased 25 Wagons, carriages, sleighs and bicycles, de- creased, 25 per cent. Town of Carpenter. SEX, of section 32, township 62, range 22, re- duced 33% per cent. Town of Goodiand. Town of Alvwood.’ Wagons, carriages, sleighs and bicycles, in- creased 125 per cent. . Sewing and knitting machines, increased cent. nd clocks, increased 125 per cent. Town of Ardenhurst. Cattle, 3 yeurs old, increased 25 per cent, Cows, increased £5 per cent. Oxen, increased 20 per cent. Hogs, decreased 50 Wagons, Carriages, Ss! Town of Lake Jessie. Horses, 1 year old, increased 3334 per cent. Horses, .2 years old, increased 100 per cent. Horses, 3 years old and over, decreased 15, Cattle, 1 year old, decreased 15 per cent. Cattle, 2 years old. increased 40 per cent. decreased 80 per cent. Wagons, carriages, sleigh: creased 25 per cent. Sewing and knitting machines, increased 20 All real estate in the Town of Goodland in- creased 15 per cent. Town of Grattan. All real estate inthe Town of Grattan re- duced 20 per cent, s and bicycles, de- Town of Marcell. Town of Nore. NW of NEX, section 29, township 150, @ 29, reduced from $150,00 to $100.00. NE of NW, section 29, town: range 29, reduced from $150.00. to $100.00. Town of Poppie. r cent. leighs and bicycles, in- Cal isha decreaned. 20 per cent. Horses, 3 years old and over, decreased 25 Hogs, increased 100 per cent. Town of Balsam. Sewing and knitting machines, increased 20 Horses, one year old, decreased 25 per cent, Horses, 2 years old, increased 100 per cent. Horses, 3 years old and over, decreased 15 Town of Moose Park. Allrealestate in the Town of Popple re- duced 10 per cent. Town of Nashwauk. 1 year old, decreased 15 per cent, Horses, 3years old and over, iacreased 40 nt. sleighs and bicycles, in- Melodeons and organs, increased 33% per r cent. Cattle, 1 year old. decrease Cattle, 2 years old, decre: Oxen, decreased 20 per cent Wagons, carriages, s! creased 50 per cent. d knitting machines. increased Wagons, carriages, s! creased 75 per cent. NE of section 36, township 57, range 22, re- duced from $10,000.00 to $1,000.00. Llots in the Plat of Snowball reduced te leighs and bicycles, in- Town of Bass Brook. Cant: Lestate in township 57, range 23, in- creased 20 percent. , 3, and 4, section 4, lots 4 and_3, of SW%, NE of SEX. SW of SEX of section 5, township 57. range 22, reduced to $150.00 tor each forty or lot. atches and clocks, increased 300, Melodeons and organs, decreased Town of Nore. Cattle, 2 years old, decreased 10 per cent. decreased 20 per cent. Hogs, decreased 33% percent. Sewing and knitting machines, increased 20 Horses, 1 year old, increased 30 per cent, Horses, 2 years old, d Cows. decreased 25 per cent. Sheep, increased 50 per cent, Hogs, increased 20 per c Wagons, carriages, sle' creased 20 per cent. Sewing and knit: t. Watches and clocks, increased 20 per_cent. Melodeons and organs, decreased 50 per NW of SE, ani t ighs and bicycles, de- ‘ting machines, decreased Village of Nashwauk. Value of structures on iat block 12, Plat lot 14, block 10, Nash- of Erick Johnson, item ls and merchandise, ed | of Nashwauk, reduce Value of structures on wauk. reduced $100.00. Melodeons and organs, increased 50 per cent Pianos, increased 20 per cent. Village of Cohasset. Town of Nashwauk. Horses, 2 years old, increased 200 per cent. Cattle, 2 years old, decreased Sewing and knitting machines, Personal property assessment of James Hughes, item, no. 16-C, goods and merchan- dise, reduced $400.00. Horses, 3 years old and over, decreased 20 Hogs, decreased 50 per cent. it. ‘atches and clocks, increased 40 per cent. Melodeons and organs, decreased 66% per Village of Cohasset. Lots 6 to 12. block ee Village of Nashwauk. Plat of Cohasset, re. duced from $4200.00 to $2500.00. Lots 20 to 24. block 1, Platof Cohasset, re- duced 25 per cent. The personal property assessment of the Itasca Cedar Company, entered in the assess- ment roll of the village of Cehasset was or- dered trausferred to the assessment roll for the town of Bass Brook, it having been shown that the property assessed was located out- side of the limits of the village of Cohasset. said property being located upon lots 6 and 7, section 11. township 55, range 26, On motion the Board adjourned to Thurs- day, the 23rd of July. 1908. ieee Board again met this 23rd day of July, Pianos, increased 20 per cent. Horses, 3 years old and over, decreased 33% Cows. increased 50 per ceat. Wagou-, carriazes. sleighs and bicycles, de- creased 20 per cent. Sewing and knitting machines, decreased 40 Town of Bass Lake. Horses, 1 year old. decreased 50 per cent. Horses, 3 years old and over, decreased 15 cout: 2 yeaes old, decreased 33:4 per cent. elodeons and organs, decreased 50 per cent Cows. decreased, 20 per cent. Oxen. increased, 33's per cent. Sheep, decreased. 59 per cent. Hogs, decreased, 50 percent. Wagons, carriages, sleighs and bicycles. in- creased 25 per cent. Sewing and kn t. ‘atches and clocks. decreased 25 per cent. Village of Keewatin. Horses, 3 years qld and over, decreased 20 it. Wagoes. carriages. sleigha\and bicycles, in- tting machines, decreased | cronced 4) percent. 4 Town of Poppie. Quorum present. Town of Bearville Village of Bovey. Plat of Bovey. Structure upon lot no. 19, block 12, Plat of Bovey, reduced from $1650.00 to $1150.00. Structure upon lots 13 and 14, block 3, Plat ot ‘om $200.00 per lot Lots 1 to 13inclusive. block 2, Plat of Bovey, reduced from #00.(0 per lot to $75.00 per Ibe. 2 increased on $200. $300: Lots 1 to 12, block 3, increased to $200.00 per lot. ; Lots 13 to 24, block 3. reduced to $75.00 per lot. All lots in block 4 reduced to $75.00 each. All lots in block 5 reduced to 875.00 each, Lot 1, block 6, reduced to 3400.00. Lots 2 and 3, block 6, reduced Lot 4 block 6, reduced to $300’ Lots 5 to 13, block 6. reduced to $75.00 each. Lots 2 to 5, block 7, reduced to $300.00 each. Lot 6, block 7, increased to $300.00. Lots 7 and 8, block 7, reduced to $300.0 Lots 9 and 10, block 7, reduced to $700.00. 7. ree tae pod lock 7, reduced to $7500 each Lots 14 to 18, block 7, reduced to $50.00 each. Lots 19 and 20, block 7. reduced to $75.00 each Lots 21 to 29, block 7, reduced to $100 00 each. Lot 30, block 7, reduced to $150.00. Lots 2 to 9, block's reduced to $400.00 each. Lot Il, block 8, reduced to $150.00. Lots 12 to 20, —— = arene eo $190.00 each. lock 8, increased to $200. bh weed dk pipe bE apeaeper to $100. Pesan! Lots 9 and 10, block 9, increased to $800.00. Lot 11, block 9, increased to $300, oY block 9, increased to $300. Lot 21 to 30, block 9. reduced to $75.00 Lots 1 to 4, block 10, reduced to $100.00 each. Lots 5 to 14, block 10. reduced to 875.00 each. Lots 1 to 9. block 11, reduced to $75.00 each. Lots 10 to 13, block, 11, reduced to $120.00 each Lot: reduced to $75.00 each. | luced to $100.00 each Horses, 3 years old and over. increased 40 Horses, 3 years old and over, increased 100 Cattle, 1 year old, increased 40 Cattle, 2 years old increased 1 Wagons, carriages, sleighs and creased 90 per cent. Watches and clocks, decreased 40 Melodeons and organs, increased 1 Pianos, increased 110 per cent. Cattle, 1 year old, increased 100 per cent. Cattle, 2 years old. increased 45 per cent. Cows. increased 40 per cent. -Oxen, increased 50 per cent. reduced 20 per ce Allof block 1, reduced fr: Town of Bigfork. to $75.00 per tot. Cattle, | year old, decreased 15 per cent Town of Sago. Wagons, carriages. sleighs and bicycles, in- creased 20 per cent. Melodeons and organs, increased 80 per Horses. 1 year old, decreased 60 per cent. Horses, 3 years old and over, decreased 30 Wagons, carriages, eleighs and bicycles, in- creased 90 per cent, Village of Bigfork. ‘Sewing and knitting machines, vianos, decreased 10 per cent. ‘atches and clocks. decreased 20 per cent. ‘to $200.00 each. Melodeons and organs decreased 25 per cent. 00, Town of Carpenter. Horses, 1 year old, increased 300 per cent. Town of Sand Lake. Horses, 3 years and over, increased 20 ent. Oxen, decreased 331 per cent. Sheep, decreased 20 Wagons, carriages. sle! creased 75 per Horses, 2 years old, decreased 40 per cent. Cattle, 1 year old, decreased 15 per cent. Hogs, decreased 66% per cent. Wagons. carriages. sleighs and bicycles, de- per cent. : knitting machines, increased 20 ent. Lots 12and 13, ighs and bicycles, in- be knitting machines, decreased Watches and clocks, increased 300 per cent. z 1d , incre d 50 per cent. elodeons and organs, increased 50 per cent) yreicqaons and orgaus, increased 200 cent. Town of Deer River. Pianos, increased 200 per cent. Town of Trout Lake. Horses, 1 year old, increased 50 per cent. Horses, 2 year old, decreased 40 per ceut. Horses, 3 years old and over, decreased Horses, 1 year old, decreased 334 per cent, Horses, 2 years old, increased 50 per cent, Cows, increased 20 per cent. Hogs, increased 40 per cen& * Wagons. carriages, sleighs and bicycles, in- creased 80 per cent. Sewing and knitting mac! Cattle. 1 year old, decreased 40 per cent. Cattle, 2 years old, decreased 33% per cent. Cows, decreased 25 per cent. Sheep. decreased 40 per cent. Wagons, carriages, s| d 70 per cent. | ing and knitting machines, decreased eighs and bicycles, de- os hines, increased} Lots 10 to 17. block 12, red Lot 18. block 12, reduced to $300.00. Lot 19. block 12. increased to 8500. Lots 20 to 25, block 12, reduced to Lots 26 block 12, reduced to $150.00. Lot 1, block 13, reduced to .00. Lots 2 to 7. block 13, reduced to $100. Lots ye _ Block 15 reduced to Lots , block 13, . Lot 2. block 13, reduose to $15 Taian t 1, block 14, reduced to $150.00. Geeta tesa 1 lock 14, redi Lots 19 t0 25, blocks 14 Sec nt. and clocks, increased 200 per cent. Town of Third River" ' ‘'atches and clocks, increased 20 per cent. Melodeans and organs increased 50 per cent. Pianos, decreased Village of Deer River. Horses, 3 years old and. over, decreased 40 “Gavtle, 1 yeur old, decreased 40 per cont. Cattle, 2 years old, decreased 33: Cows, detroased, per cent. riages, sleighs and bicycles, de- iting machines, decreased ‘Horses, 3 years old and over, increased 80 G Cattle.{2 years old. increased 25 per cent. Cows, increased 20 per cents. Hogs, increased 30 per cent. ages, sleighs and bicycles, in- nt. organs, increasid 50 per cent Town of Wirt. re: Melodeons and Jock 1f- reduced to $300.00 each cl + ace ).00 eacl 8400, creased 10 per ce! Psi = 3 ‘and knit r cent. Bianos, increased 50 per cent. Cattle, 1 year old, increased 50 per cent. id, increased 125 per cent. Oxen, decreased 20 per cent Wagons, carri: ‘eased Cattle, 2 years ol leighs ind bicycles, in- r cent ne id knitting machines, increased 40 'atches and clocks, increased 20 per cent. Horses: year old eecreasen per Senk Jattle, ear Ol increased. per cent. & j increased 40 per cent. SW+4 of SW. section 17, reduced to 3! cutil = ws uarter of the t i rosecuting or pro: SEM of SW. section 17, reduced to 1688.00. | fon ningrecu of above sald tomasitin, ghenes | teeting his that he will restore SW of SEX, section 17, reduced to $1575.00. | in'a south easterly direction toa small lake|@l earth or other material removed by Lot 2. section 18, reduced to $895.00, in.section twenty-nine, and from there into| fim in and over any opening of excava- Lot 7, section 18, reduced to $1755.00. creek rannieg east into the Mississippi river, | on he may have made in making “such sewer SEM of NEM, section 18. reduced to $1800.00. | through lot eight of section twenty-eight of | Comnection or repairs or for any ‘other pur- Ot 3, section 18. reduced to $1650.00. the above said township. pose connected with the object of his work, oe . Also a lateral ditch, starting from lakes in | #%d Will leave the street or other publi the northwest % of section thirty of township ground so Opened by him in as good condition fifty-four, range twenty-four, thence running | 83 ‘t was when he caused the same to be in a northeasterly direction to intersect with | peved, and will keep and maintain the same jthe main ditch in section nineteen of the | 1 good order for a period of one month thero- above said town and range. aftgr and to the satisfaction of said superin- of NWix, section 21, reduced to $1500.00 | “ "Your petitioners especialiy request that the | tendent or said council; and that Bhe wi-l pay of NB, section 22, reduced to $450.00. line of ditch will be constructed along the | all fines and penalties that may be imposed of NE, section 22, reduced to $345.00. route of the water course. known as the old | Upon him by reason of any violation of the : of NW, section 22, reduced to $375.00. | over flow of the Black's arm on Lake Pokeg- | Provisions of this ordinance or any rule SW of NW, section 22, reduced to 8525.00.!ama. and to follow the same as much as|Pdinances adopted by the village cour SE% of SWi4, section 23, reduced to $825.00. | practical. reference to the sewer system of said vil SW of SE‘, section 23, reduced. tu $600. And your petitioners pray that you will Section 5. No person shall leave opea u ey aC roceed to establi excavation he may have made ia any street. NEY of NWia, section 26, reduved to $000.00. | Process to establish such county ditch and | srenue, alley or other public ground in said NW of NE%, section 27, reduced to $500.00. | by chapter two hundred thirty (230), of the | Village at any time without sufficient barri- NEY of NEM, section 23, reduced to $825.00. | gonoral laws of Minnesota for 1903. cades; and, during the night. sufficient wai Adjourned to Friday the 24th day of July.|” Dated Feb. 11th, 1908, ing light or lights must be maintained at o 35k: Bisodns, ‘a sie suéh excavation. “And no such excavation be Board again met this 2th day of July. ‘rth 3 . 2 shall be made or permitted to be made ia sue 1908, Sw ae Aas ae $j) Benzing. | | manner or at such time as will or may cause Quorum present. D. D. Jacobs 4M; Francisco, | any damage or injury to any sewer pipe or ALN. Phillips SW. Moo: water pipe then lying in the ground, by freez- Village of Grand Rapi ote aiid SW aeROOGS, Ingorinany other manner. : Petitioners.| Section 6, The word “person” as used in Herald-Review Aig. 5-12-19 this ordinance shall be construed so as to _in- clude a firm, copartnership, or corporation. And any application for license herein con- templated made by other than a natural Structures upon lots 11 and 12. block 18, Kearney’s Addition reduced from $1000.00 to 00, Adjourned to Saturday, the 25th day of Tuly, 1908, Notice for Publication. person shal! specify the names of the mem- 3 bers in whose interest the application there- ‘Tho Board again met this th day of July,|D°P*rtmentofthelnterior. | for shall have been made, aud shall state the 08 iia, 1908, | Willingness of the applicant to be governed in All members of the Board present. Notice is hereby given that Robert B.| all respects by such orders, rules and ordi- Tichenor. of Feeley, Minn,, who, on October | aces as shall have been or may thereafter be adopted by saia village council and to sub- Village of Grand Ra 12th, 1901, made homestead entry, No. 15350, 5 5 , No. 15350, M i : serial No. 031, for s w i of section 8, township | Mit to the penalties so provided, Lot 16, block 18. original Plat, reduced | 54 n, range 23'w. 4th principal meridian, has | ,Section7. Within forty eight hours after $300.00. > filed notice of intention to make final five | the laying of any private sewer connection as Structures upon lots 10, 11 and 12, block 12,| year proof, to establish claim to the land | herein provided. the person so making the Houghton’s First Addition, reduced from|above described, before I. D. Rassmussen,|Same shall make full returns of his doiugs $160.00 t0 $110.00, sss and 6, block 15,| re Gistrict court at his office, at Grand Sagi cole Sea Lessee eros ane tructures upon lots 3, 4,5 and 6, block 15, | Rapids. 2 2 the same wi he vi corder. First Division, reduced to $515.00. Rapids. Minnesota, on the 25th day of August, |" S.ction s. ‘This ordinance shall not be cou- Structures upon lots 13, 14 15 and 16, block | Claimant names as witnesses: Fred Inger- | Sttued to prohibit the making of sewer con- 14, First Division, reduced to $1000.00. soll, William Pogue, Melvin Rosholt and | B¢Ctions or repairs by the owner or occupant Lots 1,2 and 3, block 35, First Division, re- | Mathias Rosholt ali of Feeley. Minn. of private property in said village without duced to $150.00 per lot, upon lot exclusive of 20; first having obtained license therefor as pro- cuructuves. "= ‘ts 30, Bee SEE opiaten: vided hereinbefore; but no such person shall 3 Open any street or public place for such pur- papal: Hen aia AUEL NY: oso without first depositing a sufficient Doud Town of Bass Brook. ‘a the sum of one thousand dollars, filed, ap- kan roved and conditioned as herein’ provided, Be Silks Stal At-rednced 50 pid obtaining the permit provided for herein; SE% of SW%, section 12, reduced to $240.00. Notice of Sealed Bids. and such owner or occupant shall also, before See TOW cociien 13 caduced to $240.00. | . Sealed bids will be received by the Board of | Commencing such work, file with said re der his written statement, releasing said County Commissioners of Itasca county, Min- lage from any and all claims for damages Town of Marcell. Feo ee oO oR: arp uednesday the | which may result to him or his said property Township 59, Range 26. county auditor in the village of Grand Rapids. py epasoa of: Gi ynanior yea of said work y hia. for cutting out and grubbing that part of the 44 of NEM. section 5, reduced to $ 2370.00, | Goodland-Feeley road in township 54, range 4% of SEX. section 5, reduced to 1320.00. | 23. described as follows: Beginning at a point % of SEX. section 8, reduced to 795.00. | on the section line between sections 12 and 13, of SE%, section 8, reduced to . hip 54, range 23, 466 ft. west of the corner of SE, section 8, reduced to . of sections 12 and 13, and 18 and 7, and running of SW% section 9. reduced to . | thence west on section line to the southwest ot NE%, section 17, reduced to .00. | corner of section 12, township 54, range 23; $ of NE, section 17, reduced to thence north on section Lot 6, section 17, reduced to .00. | post on the west side of s SEX of SW, section 17, reduced to g west On quarter line across sections, 11, 10and Lot 3, section 17, reduced to . | 9, to the center of said section nine; thence Lot 4, section 20, reduced to 00. — ee the quarter post on north side of section 9, township 54, range 23. i = ‘Township 59. Kange 27." The said road Is to be cut and cleared 2 rods | the written consent of the village council or Lot 2, section 13, reduced to $1020.00. wide: 10' on each side of the center of said | Superintendent; and. in case of such dolega- ; A se road to be grabbed free from ail stumps, roots. | tion, the person so licensed shall be respons ae af rocks and other obstraction, and thet part se | Die for all the acts therein performed by the ‘ownship 60. Range 27. grubbed to be left level and smooth person so delegated and for all damages oc- Lot 4, section 22. reduced to $100.00. The Board of County Commissioners reserves | Casioned by said other person. Lots 8 and 9, of section 2, township 59. range | the right to reject any or all bids. Section 10. Any plumber or other person 26, SEY of SE%, section 1, and 8% of BSE, of] By order of the Board of Cou nty Commis- | Whe shall do or perform any act or thing pro- section 2. township 60, rage 27, all reduced to | sioners of Itasca county, Minnesota, hibited by this ordinance, or perform other- a valuation of $2.50 per acre. Dated this 30th day of July, 1908. wise than in accordance with its provisions, Personal property assessment of the Itasca M. A. SPANG. ASE or who shall violate any of.the rules, regula- Cedar Company. under item 17-A, reduced 66% Ni tions, or ordinances of said village relating County Auditor. to the sewers of said village, now in force per cent. A Hoerald-Review, Aug, 5-12-19. orhereafter to be enacted or adopted. shall Town of Wirt. en | be guil! of a misdemeanor. and, eonviction thereof before any Just Township 49. Range 25. Notice of Execution S: the Peaee competent to hear and NB of SEX; section 27. reduced to $250.00. mine the matter, shall be fined in NW Oe Swi coction 38, reduced to "490.00, | State of Mianesota, District Court. not less than five dollars nor more t! SW% of NW, section 28. reduced to 180.00.| County of Itasca ' Section9 No person shall wilfully or care. lessly break, injure. interfere with, or other. wise disturb, or place obstructions in or other- wise obstruct any sewer, sewerpipe, man-hole, catch basin, or other part Or portion‘of any main sewer or service sewer in said village, or cause or permit the sume to be done. or aid or assist therein. without lawful authority therefor previously granted by the council or by said superintendent, or in the lawful pur- suit of his license or permit herein mentioned and no peraon so licensed shall delegate his authority therefor to another person without 222 - eee aa aR Fifteenth Judicial Dis-] hundred dollars, together with the cos’ trict prosecution, and, in default of the payment SW of NW, section 35, reduced to 7 i f such fine and Costs, shall be committed to W of SW% section 25, reduced to Stone-Ordean-Wells Comet: Platovift the county jail of Itasca county. Minaesota, SW, section 25, reduced to until such fine and costs shall be fully paid, of ; of SW, section 8. reduced to : Thomas Trainor, Defendant | byt not exceeding ninety days. Gt NWE, section 2, reduced to 100.00.| Notice is hereby given that by virtue of an} Section 11. All ordinauices or parts of or- W% of SW'4, section 29, reduced to . execution, directed and delivered to me, | dinances inconsistent with this ordinance are EX of section 24, township 150, range 25.|issued out of the district court in and for] hereby repealed. iced 40 per cent, Itasca, Sounty, Minnesota, on a judgment] Section 12. This ordinance shall take effect = ‘ rendered and docketed therein on the 13th | and be in force from and after its publication. Town of Lake Jessie. day of May, 1908. in favor of Stone-Ordean-| Attest: Wel]s company. plaintiff, and against Thomas W. U, YANCEY, be n ta 4 auzuwzz' 3 s Township 148. Range 25. Trainor, defendant, for the sum etrae pun: GEORGE RIDDELL, : ia red sixty-one ant ae lollars: 1-95), ent. SEY of SEY, section 85. reduced to $180.00 | have levied upon, and will sell at public. auc~ aes SW of NW 4, section 12, reduced to $50.00 | tion to the highest bidder, for cash, at the = NW of SW, section 12, reduced to 400.00 front doorof the court house building. in the G HBTS SW of SW, Section 12. reduced to 450.00| viliage of Grand Rapids, Itasca county, Min- Notice for Publication. SW4 of SEX, section 19. reduced to 190.00] nesota, on Saturday, the twenty-ninth (29th ; NE% of SEM section 35. reduced to 120.00] Gay of August, 1908, at ten(10) o'clock ta the | Department of the Interior, : SW% of NW, section 29, reduced to forenoon, all the right, titlovand interest of U.S. Land Office at Cass Lake, Minn., SE% of NE', section 35. reduced to the said Thomas Trainor, said defendant, in te ton Oe NW of SEX, section 3i, reduced to 00 | and to the following described real property, | , Notice is hereby given that Herman Maston- NE of NE%, section 35, reduced to 120.00 | to-wit: lot number one (1) and outlot number | 802, of Grand Rapids, who, on Mareb 21 SE%4 of NF‘, section 25, reduced to 120.00 | two (2), ali in Idlewilde, iu said county, ac | 1905, made homestead entry No. - NW of NE¥, section 2i, reduced to 120.00 cording to the plat, thereof on file and of | NO. 053) for Bx N-W. x. N- Lot 3. section 2, reduced to 250.00 | record in che office of the register of deeds, in | Section 10, township N. of range 25 Lot 4, section 2, reduced to 130.00 | Sad for said county, to satisfy the amount | Principal meridian, has filed notice o SE of NW%, section 2, reduced to - 160.00] Que on said judgment. and interest and the | ion to make final five year proof, to establish SW of NE, section 2; reduced to 170.00] costs and expenses of said sale. Claim to the land above, described. before I. i is 9 . Rassmussen, clerk district court at his sees Aoeh ia Het aa Davod at Grand Rapids this 9th day of July, afice, at Grand, Keupids, Minn.. on the 26th ot 8, section 1, reduced to . ‘Wm. HOOLIHAN. ay of August, 1908. SE of NE, section 1, reduced to 120.00 r i " laiaant names as witnesses: George ‘ Sheriff of Itasca county. Minnesota. | woody, Samuel Moody, John H. Carlson aud ¥ Unorganized: No. 1. THWING & ROSSMAN, Structure on tga) of ae section 9, Attorneys for plaintiff, me Tange 24. iced .00.. Grand Rapids, Minnesota. 8) of SE%, section 28, townghip 53, range Herald-Review, July 15, Aug. 19. 27, reduced to $120.00. i Town of Sago. All real estate in Towa of Sago increased 10 per cent. Judson Romans, all of Grand Rapids, Minn. KLEY, eputy, E. 8, OA Register Herald-Review July 15—August 19. + Notice of Application for Liquor | 5.2164 bias will be received by the Board of License. County eee ert of Itasca county, — ‘ nesota, upon uni 730 Dp. m, Les . Tomine Trout Lake: ere. need ee the 26th ‘ley of August, 1903, at the office of : Village of Grand Rapids, a og musteow in the voleae of Grand All real estate in the Town of Trout Lake| | Notice is hereby given that application has | the highway, beuuoing at the pone where increased 90 per cent. been made in writing to the village council | the seetion Nios Nelo asatoue al asa ae vi d in behalf of of the said village of Grand Rapids, and filed | township 53, range 22, crosses the Great North- tiie Backs Brooks’ Company. objected toa | cnrivs laugre foe g term, of ono, year come Shea tea a ae ae more nd ee valuation upon certain lands of said Company | toneing on the fth day ot Aug. 1a and tor: | Said road to be cue aud clecred 2 ods wides for the year 1908, being higher than the asses-| minating on the 14th day of Aug., 1909, by the | 10 feet on each side of the center thereof to be sed valuation for the year 1907, and requested following rson and at the following place, | grabbed free from roots, rocks and further r cent. Melodeons and organs, increased 200 per Sleighs and bicyeles, in- ist led Ly hes and Sis, increased 40 jodeons and organs, decreased 25 Unorganized No. 1. Horses, 1 year old, increased 40 per cent. Horses. 3 years old and over, id r cent. : Cattle, 1 year old, decreased 15 per cent. Hogs, decreased 50 per cent gree np rd and kaitting machines, increased 20 Watches and clocks, ine: Pianos, increased 260 Town of Goodland. Horses, 3 years and over, decreased 3 pet cent. Cows, increased 20 per ce) Wagons, carriages, sli - 7'50 per cent. reased 30 per cent. nt. : eighs and bicycles, in- the Board to reduce the same. No luction | as sta said application, to-wit; obstructions, and cord: 4 Gav anic 3 c corduroy to be constructed '00| . The assessment of the entire county under/ Inthe north and west front room on the “ihe Bosra dof county noha ieaiuece T3- item no. 28 of the personal property assess- ground. floor of that building situated upon | serves the right to reject any or all bids. net oh belt fon mr pres Ct — jena Laie te = isn townofGrand| By order of the Board of Goanty Commis— tere nde! of , Itasca a in. asca * Stead 50 per cent, Buid application will be heard and doter-| "Daren this wet Gone Tee item nd. 16 uf the personal peopert @88@88- | mined by said vi council at the council . " Matas Sat een catts aunt | tay, th la Say af saps a view Gaunt aut ‘he assessments of the following !ands were | o'clock p. me of that ‘dave tee ev ehe Horald-Review, Aug. 5-12-19, : W, C. YANCEY, increased if mini Herald-Review, August 12-19, on account o! ing 3 Lot 1, section 23, township 55, range 26, in- 8% of SW and 8% of SEX, sec. 9, township Get printing at Herald-Review.