Grand Rapids Herald-Review Newspaper, August 4, 1909, Page 7

—_| | Town of Grattan. Horses, three years old and over de- creaed 25 pser cent. Cows, decreased 33 1-3 per cent. Sewing and knitting machines, de- creased 66 2-3 per cent. Household goods and wearing apparel increased 100 per cent. Town of Goodland. Horses, three years old and over, de- creased 30 per cent. Wagons, carriages, sleighs, etc., in- creased 80 per cent. Melodeons and organs, increased 30 per cent. Household goods’and wearing apparel increased 50. per cent. Dogs, increased 400 per cent. The assessment of all new lands in the town of Goodland increased 60 per cent. Town of Greenway. . Horses, two years old, decreased 50 per cent. Horses, three years old and over, de- creased 20 per cent. Cows, decreased 40 per cent. Hogs, decreased 60 per cent. Wagons, carriages, sleighs, etc., de- creased 30 per cent. Sewing and ‘knitting machines, de- creased 25 per cent. Melodeons and organs, decreased 75 per cent. Pianos, decreased 25 per cent. Dogs, increased 100 per cent. Town of Good Hope. Horses, three years old and over, in-' creased 10 per cent. Oxen, increased 100 per cent. Wagons, carriages, sleighs, etc., in- creased 100 per cent. Sewing and knitting machines, de- creased 25 per cent. Watches and clocks, increased 100 per cent. Household goods and wearing apparel increased 300 per cent. Dogs increased 150 per cent. The assessment of all new lands in- creased 185 per cent. Town of Iron Range. Horses, three years old and over, de- creased 20 per cent. Cows, decreased 15 per cent. Sewing and knitting machines, de- creased 50 per cent. Village of Bovey. Horses, three years old and over, de- creased 20 per cent. Cows, decreased 25 per cent. Sewing and knitting machines, de- creased 50 per cent. Village of Holman. Cows, decreased 50 per cent. Town of Lake Jessie. Oxen, increased 75 per cent. Cows, increased 20 per cent. Hogs, decreased 25 per cent. Sewing and knitting machines, de- creased 25 per cent. Watches and clocks, increased 100 per cent. Household goods and wearing apparel increased 400 per cent. Town of Moose Park. Horses, three years old and over, in- creased 33 1-3 per cent. Watches and clocks, increased 100 per cent. Household goods and wearing apparel increased 100 per cent. Dogs, increased 350 per cent. The assessment of all new lands, increased 65 per cent. Town of Marcell. Horses, three years old and over- de- creased 25 per cent. ny Sheep increased 50 per cent. Hogs, decreased 33 1-3 per cent. Sewing and knitting machines, de- creased 50 per cent. Household goods and wearing apparel increased 125 per cent. Town of Nore. Cattle, two years old, increased 33 1-3 per cent. Oxen, increased 100 per cent. Wagons carriages, sleighs, etc. increased 125 per cent, Town of Nashwauk. Horses, three years old and over, de- creased 66 2-3 per cent. The assessment of the following des- cribed lands reduced to $150.00 per forty on account of the merchant- able timber having been removed therefrom: Township 57, Range 22. Description. Section. SW% of NEX%, . praje SW% of NW%, SW of SEX, . NE of NE%, . NW% of NE%, . NEY of NW%, . NW% of NW% SW% of NW%. SE% of NW%, . NE% of NEM, . NW%* of NE%, . SW% of NW%,. SE% of NW, . NE% of SW%, . NW of SW%,. NE% of SEX, . NE% of NW%, . SW% of NW%,. NE\% of SW%, SW% of SW%, SE% of SW%, NE of SE%, - NW% of SE%, . SW% of SEX, . NE of SE%, . NW% of SE%, . SW% of SEX, SEY% of SEX, . NE% of NW%, .. NW% of NW% . SW% of NW% SE% of NW%, NE% of NE%, . NW¥% of NE%, . SW% of NEX%, . NW% of SEX, SW% of SEX, . SE% of SH%, . NE¥% of NE%, . NW% of NEX, . sw% of NEY, . SE% of NEX, . sw% of SW% SE% of NE%, . NEY of NW%, . ~~ Vittage of Nashwauk, ' _ [O’Brien and County Auditor Spang. Horses, one year old, decreased 66 B decreased | 50) Erick Johnson, class No. 16, goods and mercandise, was increased fro $1,700.00 to $2,200.00. . Horses, two years old, Horses, three years old and over, de creased 15 percent. : Cattle, two years old, decreased’ £0 J.. Baker & Company, class No. 16, Cows, decreased 20 per cent. Wagons, carriages, sleighs, etc., de-| goods creased 15. per cent: Sewing and knitting machines, de- creased 50 per cent. Melodeons and organs, ‘decreased 60 and merchandise, decreased creased $1,800.00 for new building erected thereon. Village of Keewatin. Horses, one year old, decreased »40 goods and merchandise, was increas- Cows, decreased 40 per cent. ed from $1,000.00 to $3,000.00. Sewing and knitting machines, creased 70 per cent Pianos, increased 50 per cent. ‘ber, lath and shingles in hands of retailers, increased from $400.00 to Town of Popple. Horses, three year old and over, de-| creased) 20 per cent. Cattle, one year old, decreased 33 1-3 per cens. Cattle, two years old, decrease Deer River Lumber company, class to $50,000.00. Cows, decreased 40 per cent. Sewing and knitting machines, creased 50 per cent. Watches and clocks, increased 300 business to be transacted, the Board then adjourned, sine die: Household goods and wearing apparel increased 200 per cent. Town of Sago. Melodeons and organs, increased 80 Houseliold goods and wearing apparel increased 100 per cent. Town of Sand Lake. Horses, three years old and over, de- creased 20 per cent. Cows, decreased 20 per cent. Hogs, decreased 50 per cent. Sewing and knitting machines, creased 80 per cent. Watches and clocks, increased 300 Town of Trout Lake. Horses, three years old and over, in- creased 20 per cent. Cows, decreased,20 per cent. Hogs, decreased 33 1-3 per cent. Wagons,’ carriages, sleighs, etc., in- creased 50 per cent. Sewing and knitting machines, creased 60 per cent. Pianos, increased 200 per cent. Dogs, increased 400 per cent. Town of Third River. Horses, three years old and over in- creased 33 1-3 per cent. Wagons, carriages, sleighs, etc., in- creased 120 per cent. Melodeons and organs, increased 80 Household goods and wearing apparel increased 150 per.cent. The assessment of all new land creased 20 per cent. Town of Wort. Horses, three years old and over, de- creased 15 per cent.. “‘Oxen, increased 100 per cent. Wagons, carriages, sleighs, etc., in- creased 175 per cent. Sewing and knitting machines, creased. 80 per cent. Pianos increased 150 per cent. Uuorganized No. One. Horses, one year old, increased 50 Horses, three years old and over, in- creased 15 per cent. Sheep, increased 50 per cent. Hogs, decreased 70 per cent. - Dogs, increased 40 per cent. Unorganized No. Two. three years old and over, increased 30 per cent. Hogs, decreased 33 1-3 per cent. The assessment the following lands were reduced on account of the merchantable been removed therefrom: NE% of SW%, section 33, township 58, range 22, reduced to $120.00. NW% of SW%,. section 33, township 58, range 22, reduced to $120.00. ’ Unorganized No. Three. Wagons, carriages, sleighs, etc., in- creased} 40 per cent. Unorganized No. Four. Horses, one year old, decreased 50 Cows, increased 20 per cent. Wagons, carriages, sleighs, etc., de- creased 60 per cent. Watches and clocks, increased Unorganized No. Five. Horses, three years old and over, de- creased 25 per cent. Hogs, decreased 66 2-3 per cent. Wagons, carriages, sleighs, etc., in- creased 50 per cent. Watches and clocks, increased, Melodeons and organs, increased 200 Dogs, increased 400 per cent. The assessment of all increased 50 per cent. The assessment of all lands in tlte various towns and districts from which merchantable timber been removed and which are return- ed by the assessors at less thah $3.00 per acre’ are $3.00 per acre. An adjournment was then taken to Wednesday, the 21st day of July, 1909, at 9:00 o'clock a, m. Pursuant to adjournment the Board again met this 21st day of July, 1909. Members present: Trebilcock, Mullins, O’Brien and County Auditor Spang. Upon motion it was ordered that notice be served upon the following parties, to appear and show cause why their personal property assess- ment should not be increased: M. J. Baker company, Seamon & Martin, and King Lumber company, all of the Village of Deer River. Johnson of the Village of Bovey, and the Deér River Lumber company in Unorganized No. 5. An adjournment was then taken to July 22nd, 1909, at 4:00 o’clock p. m. Pursuant to adjournment the Board again’ met on this 22nd day increased to Commissioners McWilliams and Members present: 29|Trebilcock, Mullins, ‘ » Village of Bovey. Upon motion the assessment of > Village of Deer Rived. Upon motion the assessment of M. and merchandise, was increas- ed from $2,880.00 to $3,700.00. The south 65 feet of lots 26, 27 and 28, block 9, plat of Itasca City, increased $2,250.00 for new building erected thereon. fot 12, block 8, Itasca City, in- Upon motion the assessment of Seaman & Martin, class No. 16, The assessment of the King Lum- ber company, class No. 17, logs lum- $900.00. Unorganized No. 5. Upon motion the assessment of the No, 17, was increased from $30,000.00 There appearing to be no further JNO. J. TREBILCOCK. Chairman. M. A. SPANG, County Auditor, Ex-Officio clerk of Board. [SEAL] OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS —OF THE— VILLAGE COUNCIL ; —OF THE— : Village of Grand Rapids. Grand Rapids, Minn., July 26th, 1909. An adjourned meeting of the Vil- lage Council was held at the council room. President Bossard, Trustees Leroux, Remer and Hughes,and Recor der Yancey reponded to roll call. Minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. Bids for the paving of. Third street were received from Hugh Steele and Rudolph S. Blome Co., and upon mo- tion duly made and carried the mat- ter of awarding the contract was postponed until July 28th, 1909, at 8:00 o’clock p. m. A report of receipts and expen- ditures of the July 4th committee was read, accepted‘and ordered to be filed. The Recorder was instructed to ad- vertise for bids for the Hoffman ave- nue sewer to be opened on August 9th, 1909, at 8:00 o’clock p. m., such work and material to be paid for in orders payable in equal installments in one, two and three years. On motion duly made and carried the electric light rate was raised to ten cents per kilowat. The following bills were audited anc allowed: S. H. Gardner, transcript in Hepfel case .. ......-.ee eee! $ 86.40 P. C. Warner, per order of Ed. Montclam, street work... 4.00 J. H. Durrand, repairing hose.. 1.60 F. E. Patterson, repairing hose 6.25 F. Myers, work on water main 20.00 L. Lofberg, reparing hose 3.00 H. McNulty, sprinkling. 3.00 E. C. Kiley, printing, etc. 145.20 King Lumber Co., cement e 3.16 E. C. Kremer, assisting engi- MOG oe ee oleae ates ogee 5.00 Geo. Meyers, assisting engi- MOOT 2 ee See eet eee one 20.00 Geo. Sims, street wor! 4, P. C. Warner, engineering.... 72.50 Geo. Arscott, street work.,.. 8.00 Consolidated Stand & Print Co., cash book ............5 8.50 A. Garling, on Third street water main contract..:....... 476.72 On motion made and carried, the Council adjourned to July 28th, 1909, at 8:00 o’clock p. m. W. C. YANCEY, Recorder. Grand Rapids, Minn., July 28th, 1909. An adjourned meeting of the Village Council was held at the council room. All the members of the council were present and the meeting was duly called’ to. order by the president. Trustee Leroux offered the follow- ing resolution and moved its adoption : Resolution. Whereas, pursuant to resolution du- ly adopted by this council on the 12th day of July, 1909, this Council met on the 26th day of July, 1909, at 8:00 o’clock p. m. ,for the purpose of receiving, opening and consider- ing bids for the paving of -Third street in this Village, from a point 200 feet east of Leland avenue to the east side of Clough avenue with Rudolph S. Blome Company’s paten- ted granitoid (concrete) pavement together with curbing and guttering and the necessary grading and ex- cavating therefor; and, whereas, bids of Hugh Steele and Rudolph S. Blome Company, a co-partnership, for the doing of the work and the furnishing of the materials contemplated by said resolution have been duly receiv- ed, opened and considered; and where as, the bid-of said Rudolph S. Blome Co., is as follows: Paving $2.00 per square yard; excavating $ .25 per cubic vard, curb and gutter $ .55 per limeal foot; and, whereas, said Ru- dolph S. Blome Co., have complied with all the requisitions of said reso- lution and the plans and_ specifica- provisions of law applicable there- to, and have agreed to furnish a li- eense to said village from the paten- tee of said: pavement to lay and relay the ‘same for all time hereafter, free from all claims of royalty, = to guarantee to the satisfaction of! council the performance of said work, and have agreed that all work to connection with crushing Gommissianes McWilliams and done the for said improvement shall be done in the town of Grand Rapids; ‘and, whereas, said Rudolph S. Blonie Co., are the lowest responsible bidders for said work and are so deemed by this council; and, whereas, this coun- cil’ deem it for the best interests of said village and all concerned that the improvement aforesaid include a driveway twenty-seven feet in width, together with curbing and. guttering as'in said resolution, plans and speci- fications contemplated and the neces- viral grading and: excavating there- Now, Therefore, be it resolved that said proposed improvement, consist- ing of a driveway twenty-seven feet wide, together with such curbing gut- tering, grading and excavating, and other work necessary and incidental thereto, in accordance with the afore- said resolution and this resolution, including the recitals in said resolu- tions, and said plans and specifica- tions, be duly constructed and mad and that the bid of said Rudolph S. Blome Co., for, the making of said improvement, and the doing of the work, and furnishing of the material therefor, in accordance with said re- solutions, plans and_ specifications, | be and it is hereby accepted; that the president and recorder be and and they are hereby authorized and \directed, on behalf of said Village, to enter into and execute a contract with said Rudolph S. Blome Co., in agcor- dance herewith; and that the amount of the bond of said Rudolph S. Blome Co. in conmection with said contract be and it is hereby fixed at the sum of Twenty five thousand Dollars, aid bond to be conditioned in accor- dance with law and with said resolu- tions, plans and specifications, and to be executed by said Rudolph:S. Blome Co. as principals and by a Surety company, duly authorized to transact business in the § state of Minnesota, as surety. Said motion was seconded by Trus- tee Remer and put to a vote. A ma- jority of the members of the Council voting in favor of same, said motion was duly carried and said resolution adopted, and so declared. The Village Attorney was instruct- ed to take up with the Great Nor- thern Railway Co. the matter of cleaning up their right of way on the north side of Third street. Ordinance No. 63, entitled, “An ordinance relating to and requiring the removal of the poles of the Mesaba Telephone Company, from that part of Third street between a point 200 feet east of Leland avenue and the east side of Clough avenue,” was in- troduced by trustee Remer, and on motion duly made and carried, the same was placed on its first reading. On motion duly made and carried ordinance No. 65 was passed to second reading. On motion made and car- ried, ordinance No. 63 was advanced to its third and final reading, passed and adopted, and ordered to be pub- lished according to law. On motion the Council adjourned. . W. C. YANCEY, Recorder. [SEAL] Notice of Sale of Township Bonds. Notice Is Hereby Given, that, pur- suant to resolution this day adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the Town of Grand Rapids, Itasca County Minnesota, and to the vote of the electors of said Town voting at a special election duly held for that purpose, all duly authorizing the same, said Town of Grand Rapids will issue and sell its negotiable bonds for the following purposes and in the following amounts, as follows, towit: Six thousand and five hundred dol- lars, ($,500.00) to be known and called Road and Bridge Bonds to be in the sum and denominations of Five hundred dollars ($500.00) each, such bonds to be thirteen in number, all bearing date, the 1st day of July, A. D.; 1909, and payable fifteen years from date of issuance, to-wit: From the ist day of July, A. D., 1909 all with interest at a rate not to ex- ceed five per cent per annum, inter- est payable semi-annually, as the most favorable bid therefor’ may provide. Thirteen thousand and five hun- dred dollars, ($13,500.00) to be known and called Funding Floating Indebt- edness Bonds, such bonds to be twenty-seven in number, and such bonds to be in the sum and denom- ination of Five Hundred Dollars each, and all bearing date, the 1st. day of July, A. D., 1909,and payable Fifteen years from date of issuance, to-wit: The ist day of July, A. D., 1909; all with interest at a rate of not to ex- ceed five per cent per annum, in- terest payable semi-annually, as the most fovorable bid therefor may pro- vide. Said Road and Bridge Bonds and Funding Floating Indebtedness Bonds with interest thereon to be payable at any bank the purchaser may desig- nate in the City of New York, or elsewhere. Notice Is Hereby Given that the Town Board of said Town will meet on the 12th day of August, 1909, at 2 o'clock, p»-m.at the Town Hall in the Village of Grand Rapids, in said Town, County and State, for the purpose of opening and considering such bids as may be offered for such bonds, and that such bids will be re- ceived at the office of the Town Clerk in the said Village of Grand Rapids in said County and State, up to the hour of 1:30 o'clock, p. m., of said day of meeting, that before any such bids will be considered for either of said issue of Bonds, or any portion thereof, such bid or bids must be accompanied with a cer- tified check payable to the order of the Treasurer of said Town for at least the sum of Ten per cent of the amount of their bid on, Road and Bridge Bonds, and a. ‘certified | check payable to the order of the| Treasurer of said Town in a sum equal to ten per cent of the amount of their bid on Funding Floating Indebtedness Bonds; such certified checks to be as a guarantee of the performance of said bid or bids if accepted by said tions therein referred to and the} Board. The Board reserves the right to reject any and all bids. Further information as to Bond Issues may be obtained at the of- ice of said Town Clerk. JOS. H. McM. IN, Mow. Clerk Review, July 28 Aug 11 ee: < : — - - eit To AND $5 PER MONTH. We have choice residence lots all over town and we are selling them on such easy terms that anybudy can buy. 95 down and $5 per month is certainly easy. Come in and talk the matter over, ‘We also have some choice business lote om our liste. They ave for sale on easy terms. — REISHUS-REMER LAND COMPANY, HSSBESHSOD : : : aouncececces: GEO. BOOTH Manufacturer of FINE CIGARS Grand Rapids, Minnesota. 46 y 99 Have achieved an excellent BOOTH S CIGARS reputation all over Northern Minnesota. They are made of the finest selected stook by experienced: workmen in Mr. Booth’s own shops here, and under his personal supervision. This insures the utmost cleanliness and care in manufacture. For sale everywhere. 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