Grand Rapids Herald-Review Newspaper, April 13, 1910, Page 6

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The minutes of the last meeting were read and approved by unanim- ous! vote. The following bills were allowed: Ludwig Anderson, wood epee pes at pout house Bert Allen, grading Orth to Island lake road .. o. George ‘Ar cott, part payment on contract road No. 63 .. ne awk Sa <a 500.00 E. Audette, » wood delivered at court house eatin coer 30.63 Cc. 9. Brock, wood delivered at court house 87.3 John D. ures Justice fees 050 oe, dice 4 SOO John A. Brown, surveying Horse os dake road 2. -- *- c.scewes 8.00 John A. Brown, giving levels on Ball club road peice minaret aaa 32.70 John A Brown, Surveying on para ditch Ror tics case ems 10.00 Hattie FE evi; telephone, opr and express .. . Hattie F. Booth, expense of county superintendent 38. John Beckfelt, supplies for pest house .. 12.99 William Wain, constable fees seceee 39.98 Bd. Carson, constable fees ..... .. +... 3:70 ‘Harold Clough, witness fees J. C. .. ..++ 1.12 Christie Litho. & Printing Co., supplies for clerk of court 21.50 €. A. Carlson, biel delivered to court JOUSE - ese e cee erseseees 55.12 cece Litho. & Printing Co., stationery. at Ore eerie 2:11) Gunner Banielson, witness fees J. C. ++ .... 1.12 Mike Demarch; care of body of Anton Billotti o sescee 6.00 Martin Dufficy, witness fees J. C. .. .... 2.12 James D. Boran, witness fees J. C. .. ++ 2.12 Cc. H. Dickinson, witness fees J. C. 4S ie5) BAe Ss. M. Dinwiddie, board of paupers, March 1910-6020 2. oe eee eedoeye S1650 ‘Loretta J. Doran, ae Mel ent tax aoe Sake canes 65.00 rest, ee Meee Fe SO, esi 1.12 George Foster, witness fees J..C. .. -. .... 1.12 Fritz & Cross, sundry blanks ,. .. . 4 Free Press’ Printing co, adding machine paper .... 8.00 Jos. Graham, constable fees .. .. .. .. 2.15 A. A. Garris, fuer) fees! ue Maa eel eles pmaiee. e & Bottelso! CR sues furshed paupers .. .. aE John P. Hayden, justice fees .. .. ., Cc. E. Huson, witness fees J. C. .. .. .. 2.12 Henry Hughes & Co., supplies for county jail .. Henry Hughes & Co., supplies for poor farm .. Henry Hughes & Co., supplies for John Ross ‘C. B. Hellicker, assisting public examiner Axel Hermanson, fc 5) aie ie, © a MIPS gumeeT a este Julius Hill, witness fees J. C. Itasca iron News, printing and publishing A financial statement .. .. 1,631.25 Itasca Mercantile Co., Monarch typwriter .. 'Thos. Kingston, 8.55 26.00 1.00 1.12 constable fees -- ++ ....68 1.45 E. C. Kiley, publishing eee ee ete. .. iz 48.35 Es C. Kiley, Miaka = Ata eae PEL: E. C. Kiley, printing court calendar 70.55 E. C. Kiley, publishing notices of eee bids etc. a -. 22.60 Cc. M. King, mileage attending commission- ers meetings .. ..-.: +...) 48.00 ke. M. King, expense and mileage caring for poor .. .. .... 45.80 i.) M. King, mileage examining roads .. 7.20 Lester Lofberg, witness fees J. C. .. 2:5 2.12 A. Li. LaFreniere, witness fees J. C. -- 2... 2.12 Emil Litchke, i witness fees J. C. .. .. .. 2.12 Martin Lee, witness fees J. C. .. ...... 1.12 ‘Lee LaBraw, transcript. 6.5 ..° 38 6.12 David Montcalm, Witness fees J.C. .......... 2.12 John Maletich, tnterperten 23. C.0. 5 )..) <2) 18 Miller Davis Printing Co., " warrant registers see. 48.00 Miller Davis pene Oe blanks .. .. . Se sl: oe). OOM rank (Myers, * hauling wobd at court house and jail .... .. .. 11.50 W. E. Myers, wood sonore at court house : se aaa 52.10 W. E. Myers, wood delivered at court house -- . PP ae et +. 41.30 W. E. Myers, team pebing craigs to hospita’ CGN Poe Go) Frank ances witness fees ‘J. Oo Se eae Stewart McLachlan, witness fees J. Pi rhs wks A, McDougall, wood delivered at court Sdn RE IB oa a tr= A. McDougall, 5|/the county auditor wood see - court house - oer EL. McGowan, recording and stamps John F. Neuman, repairing pumpat poor J. P.) O’Donnell, supplies for poor farm .. J., PL O'Donnell, supplies for Delaney 22.05 26.75 1.50 1.35 Dutt... 6. oe ok cece eee 13.20 J.P. O'Donnell, supplies for court house-- 1.60 P. K. Priest, surgical dressing -- .. .. W. J. & H. D. Powers, supplies for poor farm Wm, (Pullar, wood ses et court Wm. Pullar, wood delivered at court house .. ++ ++ 65 eeeeeeee 34.12 Chester L. Pratt, justice fees ..... .. .. .. 154.25 P. L. Ramquist, expense inspecting mines -- P.,L. Ramquist, expense inspecting mines 7.01 I. D. Rassmussen, entering real estate tax judgments Ene 450.00 Geo. Radosevich, constable fees 4.46 H. E. Briggs, constable fees 4.80 T. T. Riley, sheriff’s fees dist. court .. 530.70 T. T. Riley, sheriff’s fees J. C. .. .. -. 11.50 T. T. Riley, sheriff’s fees Probate court .. eis Saisbestera'en + (Lae T. T. Riley, board of ties March A. Seamans, constabel fees A. Seamans constable fees .. E. G. Smith, witness fees J. C. .. .. «. C. A. Swanson, constable fees .. 10.15 Security Blank Book & Prin ing Co sundry supplies etc 40.60 Security Blank Book and Printing Co., psone supplies .. .. Sint yrs 22 a6 (Mrs. Chas. Terpenier, board and care of Mrs. McHamm .. Vill. of Grand Rapids light Feb. 1910 Vill. of Grand Rapids! light and water P! ‘C. Warner, taking measurements, city hall, map ind P| C. Warner drafting profile of Deer River-Ballelub ditch J. J. Wangenstein, architect fees, account on jail addition ay aa Leroy Wheaton, wood delivered to court house -- - a eee Leroy Wheaton, | wood delivered to court house... wanes) Naleneaiee Frank! Williams, surveying Frank Williams, assisting engineer in making measurements city hall 10.00 10.42 500.00 2.50 John Oaks was present and offered to construct a drainage ditch, to drair a road south, of Wawina for the sum of $60.00. Commissioner Trebileock moved that Commissioner Mullins of district No. 4 be appointed a commit- tee to go to Wawina and let con- tract for said drainage ditch. The mo- tion was seconded by Commissioner O’Brien and carried by unanimous Npte. Commissioner Mullins agreed to go to Wawina for the purpose on April 16th, 1910. Commissioner King moved that be instructed to advertise for bids for the construc- tion of a ditch on the west side of the state road north of Deer River; beginning at a point 80 rods north of the south side of the bog, and running south to the south side of the bog, a distance of 80 rods. Said ditch to be 4 ft. wide at the top, 2 ft. wide at the bbttom and 4 feet deep. The dirt removed from the ditch to be placed in the middle of the road. The motion was second- ed by Commissioner O’Brien and carried by unanimous vote. The following bids for road con- struction were then opened and read: County Road No. 12—Carter Road. E. C. Watson for $3.25 per rod Wm. Carter for the sum of $725.00. Wm. Smith for the sum of $700.00, including the furnishing of three steel culverts. State] Road No. 1. Olaf A. Lind, grubbing 75e per square rod and grading 22c per yard. Alfred Blomberg for $1,350.00 and 23¢ per yard for cutting down hills. County Road No. 20—Moose Lake Road. Frank Samuelson for the sum of $1.70 per rod. For putting in cul- verts $10.00. For making drainage ditch 75c per rod. L. E. Hunter for the sum of $1.25 pér rod, including the putting in of all necessary culverts. Said culverts to be furnished by the county and delivered at Deer River. John C. Metke for $1.85 per rod and $8.00 each for. culverts, said cul- verts to be constructed of sawed ‘timbers. George |Metke for “$1.65 per rod and $8.00 each for culverts. Frank G. Voigt for the sum of $1.94 ‘per’ roft. County Road No. 68. Timothy Hoey for the sum of $2- 650,00. County road No. 18—Deer River-Ball- Club Road. $1,155,00 P. S. Kinney for mile. George Harding grading $2.65 per rod. Ditching 17c per cubic yard. Culverts $10.00 each. Said Culverts to be furnished by the county and delivered at Erickson’s Spur. For making the necessary cuts 19¢ per cubie yard. Peter Peterson for ditching 32% cents per yard. For making the nec- essary cuts and fills 48 cents per yard. and necessary grubbing 18 cents per rod. Commissioner King moved that the bid of Wm. Smith for the con- struction of County Road No. 12 be accepted. The motion was second- oe by O’Brien and per All other road bids were temporarily laid over. Wm. Hulbert was present and re- quested the board to take some ac- tion toward grading county road No. 44, beginning at the SW corner of section 13, township 145, range 25 and’ running ‘west to! the SW corner of section 16 of said town. Commissioner O’Brien moved that ‘the county auditor be imstructed to advertise for bids for grading said road. The motion was seconded by ‘Commissioner Mullins and carried by unanimous vote. An adjournment was then taken until 2 o’clock p. m. Pursuant to adjournment the board again met at 2 p. m. All members of the board present. The county auditor was instructed to advertise for bids for the construc- tion of a portion of county road No. 63, beginning at the 1-16 corner No6é of section 13, township 56 range 23 and running in a northeasterly direc- tion. about 3.64 miles to intersect the town line of townships 56 and 57, range 22, Bt a point near the quarter post on jthe north side of section 5 township 56, range 22. The county auditor was instructed to advertise for bids for the grad- ing of county road No. 27, in the itaown of Feeley, east of the center of section 9 of said townshij The county auditor was instructed to advertise for bids for grading county road No. 50, beginning at the NE corner of section 5, township 54 range 24 and running south one mile to the SE corner of said section 5. The auditor was instructed to ad- vertise for bids for the construction of county road No. 53, beginning at the NE corner of the SE% ofSE% section 12, township range 27 and running thence in a _ westerly direction to the Mississippi river in section 26, township 144, range 25. Separate bids to be received for each mile fof said road. Commissioner Trebileock moved that John S. Lofberg be given the job of removimg the old bridge across | Prairie river, on the Bovey road, and | as compensation for said work he be given all timbers and material in said old bridge. Same to be removed | on or before April 10, 1910. The mo- tion was seconded by Commissioner O’Brien and carried by unanimous | vote. Commissioner Mullins moved that |the sum of $300.00 be appropriated from the county road and bridge fund | to the town of Harris to aid said | town in the construction of road No. 59, known as the west road. The motion was seconded by Commission- er Trebilcock and carried by unani-| mous vote. Commissioner King moved that the| bid of George Harding for the con- struction of county road No. 18 be accepted. The motion was seconded |by Commissioner O’Brien and carri- |ed by unanimous vote. Commissioner O’Brien moved that} the bid of L. E. Hunter for the con- struction of county road No. 20 be accepted. The motion was second- ed by Commissioner King and carried by unanimous vote. Commissioner Trebilcock moved of state road No. 1 be rejected and that the chairman of the board ap- point a committee of three to go over said road and meet at a point known as the “Coal Dock” and there let the job for construction of said road. Said committee to meet on Friday the Sth day of April, 1910. The motion was seconded by Commission- er O’Brien and carried by unanimous voted The Chairman then appointed Com- missioners Mullins, O’Brien and King as such committee. Commissioner Mullins moved that the bid of Timothy Hoey for the con- struction of county roa No. 68 be rejected. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Trebileock and carried Iby unanimous vote. on the Thompson road, near Deer River, also the matter of a crossing on county road No. 52 at Swan River was referred to the county attorney upon motion of Commissioner King The county attorney was also instruct ed to notify the railroad company to open all drainage ditches — be- tween DeerRiver and Dumas. The county! auditor advised the poard that insurance policies in the) sum of $5,00,00 upon the court house would expire on April 21, 1910, and 30, 1910. Upon motion the matter pf insurance was referred Court House and Jail committee. Said Thursday the 7th day of April, 1910. The opinion of the countv attorney regarding the claim of Fred Trem- construction of drainage ditch in sec- tion 15, township 145, range 25 was then read and filed. “The petition of Frank Payne for refundment of liquor license money was laid over for further considera- tion’. ‘An abstract of the penal laws relating to forest and prairie fires prepared by ‘he Forestry Commis- sion was ordered published in the official paper for three weeks. The plat of Hazelwood cemetery, at Blackberry, was then presented to the board for approval. Upon mo- tion the plat was referred to the county surveyor for approval and thd abstract) of jtitle of the’ lanR upon which the plat is located, was referred to the county attorney. The petition of Andrew H. Ran- dahl and others for the construction of a highway beginning at the NW corner of section 4, township 55 R. 2: and running east along town line to the Prairie river was then presented, Commissioner King mov- ed that a hearing be had upon said petition at the court house, Grand Rapids, on Saturday the 4th day of June, 1910, at 10 o'clock a. m.; that Jno. P. Trebilcock, Neil Mullins and M. O’Brien, members of this board, pe a committee to examine the route of said road; that said committee meet at the point of beginning of said road on Thursday the 2nd day of June, 1910, at 10 o’clock a. m. for the purpose of examining said route and that said committee make said report to this board at the time set for hearing upon said petition: Fur- ther, that said road and all proceeding connected with the establishment of that the bids for the construction | The matter of a railroad crossing | that $10,000.00 would exprie on April) to the| committee to meet on the evening of | pler for a strip of land used in the | the same be designated and referred to as county road No. 76. The mo- tion was seconded by Commissioner Lae ea and carried by unanimous vote. - A petition was presented for the establishment of a highway, begin- ning at the NE corner of section 2 township 146 range 25 and running thence west along section line to the NW corner of the NE%4 of section 4, in said township. Commissioner King moved that a hearing be had upon said petition at the court house, Grand Rapids, on Saturday the 4th day of June, 1910. at ten o'clock a. m., that A. McWil- liams, M O’Brien and Neil Mullins members of this board, be a commit- tee fo examine the! rout of said road umittee meet at the point of beginning of said road on Wednes- day the 25th day of May, 1910, at 10 o'clock a. m. for the purpase of ex- aminingthe route of said road and that said committee make report to this board at the time set for hear- ing upon said petition: Further that all proceedings in connection with the establishment of said road be designated and referred to as county road No. 77. The motion second- ed by Commissioner O’Brien and carr ed bp unanimous vote. The petition of Elizabeth Taft for refundment of personal property tax- es was rejected, The county auditor was instructed ko} advertisd for bids for widening the road bed of county road No. 21 ‘known as the Feeley-Bovey road, be- ginning at Charles Point’s place and running south and connecting with the Feeley township road at the nort quarter post of section 5, township 54, range 23. The ce y auditor ted lo adve + for bids for ‘ne prt ve- ment of the (and Rapil<s Bovey road said improvement to be made ac- {cording to plans and specifications on file in the office of the county auditor except that the pills sliail be fut 8 per cent grade instead of 6 per cent as shown by the specifica- |tions. Also that the road bed shall | be two rods wide from outside to {outside of ditches, instead of 34 |feet between the dittchs, as shown | by the specifications. Commissioner O’Brien moved that the sum of $300.00 be appropriated from the county road and bridge fund to the town of Bigfork to aid said | town im the construction of the King | road The motion was sonded by | Commissioner King and carried by | unanimous vot Commissio OBrien, Mullins and | McWilliams were appointed a com- mittee to examine the approaches to | Pokegama lake ferry Commissioners O’Brien, Mulilns anc | McWilliams were appointed a com- | mittee to let the job for the improve- ment of a portion of the Vermillion | rpad. | Commissioner O’Brien moved that the sum of $300.00 be appropriated | from the county road and bridge fund |to the ttawn of Sand Lake to nid said town in the repair and construc- tion of roads and bridges. The mo- tion was seconded by Commissioner King and carried by unanimous vote. The hearing upon the petition for the establishment of county road No. 75 was continued to the next meeting The following applications for cor- rection of assessment and abatement of taxes was allowed and recommend- ed to the Minnesota Tax Commiss | Great Western Mining Co., (3) Charles Kieth (1) ' Upon motion the board then journed to Saturday the 7th day May, 1910, at 10 o'clock a. ad- of m. . MeWILLIAMS, Chairman Board of County Com- missipness. Attest: _ M. A. SPANG, County Audittor. | BSeal) | | MORTGAGE SALE. Notice is hereby given that John |W. Pickles, an unmarried man, mort- gagor, did execute and deliver to John B. Connors, his mortgage deed dated the 3rd day of February, 1908, and duly orded Grand Rapids, Minnesota, im the office of the Regis- ter of Deeds for Itasca county, Min- nesota, at eleven thirty o’clock a.m. jon. the 18th day of February, 1908, in j book “J” of mortgages on page 467 | and that default has been made im |the condition of said mortgage and |the amount now due and claimed to | be due thereon, is the sum of Three |hundred and sixty five dollars and thirty four cents ($365.34) and said John B. Connors is now owner and holder of said mortgage and the debt |‘secured the y, and no action at law or othe has been, instituted to recover said debt or any part there of. | The premises described in said | mortgage deed are situate within said | Itasca county, Minnesota, and known and described in said mortgage deed as the Southwest quarter (SW%4) of |section twelve (12) township fifty- nine (59) of range twenty-two (22), containing one hundred and sixty (160) acres more or less, according to the government survey thereof. And pursuant to the power of sale contained in said mortgage deed, and the statutes in such case made and provided, the premises above describ- ed will be sold at public muction to the highest bidder for cash at Grand Rapids on Saturday the 28th day of May, 1910, at two o'clock in the after- noon by the sheriff of said county, to satisfy the amount due of said mort- gage and twenty-five dollars ($25.00) attorneys feep stipulated for in said mortgage and the costs and charges of notice and sale. Dated April 7th, 1910, at Hibbing, Minnesota. JOHN B. CONNORS, ° Mortgagee. 6. C. SCOTT, ttorney for said Mortgagee, Hibbing, Minnesota Herald Review Apr 13 May 18 NOTICE OF SEALED BIDS Sealed bids will be received by the board of county commissioners Itasca county, Minnesota, up until 10 o’clock a.m, at the office of the county aud- itor, in the_village of Grand Rapids for the construction of county road No. 53, beginning at the NE corner of SE% of SE, of section 12, town- ship 55, range 27, and running thence in a westerly direction along the sur- veyeli line of said road to the Miss- issippi river. The said road to be cut) and’ cleared) 2 rods wide and to be grubbed and graded 24 feet wide 12 Feet om each side of the center of the road. The roadway to be 24 feet from outside to outside of ditches and to be properly crowned so that ‘tthe center will be 1% feet higher than the sides. Corduroy to be con- structed whenever necessary. Said corduroy to be constructed of timber 12 feet long and not less than 4 im- ches in diameter at tthe top, and the corduroy to be, covered With at least one foot of earth. Pitches and cul- verts to be constructed in such man- ner as to secure good draimage. All culverts to be constructed of sound Cedar or tamarack timber or metal. Separate bids will be received for each mile of said road commencing at the point of beginning as above stated The jboard reserves the right to re- ject any or all bids. By} order wf the board of county commissioners\ M. County Auditor, Herald Review Apr 1 NOTICE OF SEALED BIDS. Sealed bids will be received by the board of county commissioners. Itasca county, Minnesota, up until 10 o’clock a.m. on Saturday the 7th day of May, 1910, at the office of the county auditor, in the village of Grand Rap- ids, for grading county road No. 50 beginning at the NE corner of sec- tion 5, township 54, range 24 and running south 1 mile to SE corner of section 5 Said road to be properly crowned so that the roadway shall be 24 ft. wide from outside to outside of ditches and said roadway to be So constructed that the center will de 1% feet higher than the sides. Ditches to be constructed in such a manner as to secure good drainage and timber culverts to be construct- ed whenever nec Ws The board reserves the right to re- ject any or all bids. By order of the boan@ pf county commissioners, Itasca county, Minn, M. A. SP. ANG, County Auditor, sca coun y Herald ‘Review Apr Minn, RESOLUTION NO. 1, By village council authorizing the construction of sidewalks on the east and west side of Gary street. _Whereas, the village council of the village of Calumet deem it expedi- ent that a sidqwalk be built on, the east ‘side of Gary street from the southwest corner of lot 17, block 7 to the southwest corner of lot 20 block 10 and on the west side of Gary street from the jsoutheast corner lot 20 blonk 9 to ‘the northeas ner of lot 13 block 2 in the of Calumet, Itasca county, therefore be. dit Resolved, by the village council of the village of Calumet that it be and the same is hereby ordered to be built on the east and west side of Gary street between the points named abov and in the following manner, viz: Said sidewalk tto be constructed of two inch pine or tamarack plank of suitable widths, laid crosswise on stringers, to be of pine or tam- dimensioned four by four im- ches with ends securely fastened and on a sufficient number of posts or blocks for the proper ‘support of said + | sidewalk. ' That the said sidewalk be construct ed with a uniform width of twelve feet, both sidesycut to dine and laid as near to the lot line of lots it fronts as possible. Said sidewalk to be lage Minnesota; completed on or before the first. day of June 1910, and further, that this resolution shall be duly served on the resident owners of all lots af- fected by this resolution on or before the 15th day of April 1910, and that this resolution Ibe published in the official paper of the village of Calu- met in their issue of April 13, 1910. The following is a list of the own- ers of lots affected by this resolution. (Name Lot Block Power Improvement Co, 18 7 Power Improvement Co. ..19 4: Power Improvement Co. ..20 If Great Northern R. R. Co. ..11 10 Great Northern R. R. Co ..12 10 Great Northern R. R. Co. ..13 10 Great Northern R. R. Co. ..14 10 Great Northern R. R. Co. ..15 10 Great Northern R. R. Co. 16 10 Great Northern R. R. Co. --17 10 S. Lourie -- a 10 Peter Schawang 16 Peter Schawang .. 10 W. Simon 9 W. Simon 9 D. Tarro : ah 9 Great Northern R. R. i 9 Great Northern R. R. Co. 9 Great .orthern R. R. Co. ..15 Great Northern R. R. Co. ..14 Great Northern R. R. Co. ..13 Great Northern R. R. Co. 12 Gust Anderson .. merce Power Improvement C Power Improvement Tony Von Rueden John Pennala .. D. J. ‘Fick -- -- : Eraspamer & Stoleis Chas Cohen .. ts Anna Jutine -- J. H. (Carlson .. J. H. Carlson Gabriel Crottier Z. Matkovich Halvor Ass .. Halvor Ass .. .. {D. M. Power .. .. Thos. O'Connell .. Dan McGuire .. Aloe: Pitt... 5. Chas. Anderson Geo. Radosevich .. Duluth Brg. & M. Co. M. Zievich .. .. C. Anderson V. Campa .. John Shute .. .. ose Adopted April 6th, “1910. WM. WHALEN, Village President BO 19 BY by BD 69 09 69 69 09 69 69 09 HD CO DMM NDMMMMODOHOWS Attest: J. C. (MICK, Village Clerk. (Seal) Herald Review April 13 For Sale at a Bargain. The Grand Rapids Roller Rink. Building 48x80 ft. including 2 lots 50x140 ft. $2,600 cash takes it. Must sell at once on account of other business. O. L. Rannfranz.