Grand Rapids Herald-Review Newspaper, May 18, 1910, Page 11

GRAND RAPIDS HERALD-REVIEW. WEDNESDAY, MAY 18, 1910. 11 OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS * OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Itasca County, Minnesota. Grand Rapids, iuay 7, 19lu. Pursuant to adjournment the Board of County Commissioners, of ftasca County, Minnesota, met at the Court House, in the Village of Grand Rapids this 7th day of ‘May, 1910. All members of tne Board present. The bids for the construction of a ditch on State Road No. 1, also, for the construction of County Koads Nos. 11, 21, 27, 44, 50, 53 and 63 were then opened. Lhe bids received were as follows: For ditch on State Road—Frank Samuelson at the rate of 20 cents per cubic yard. Joseph Meyer at the rate of 18 cents per cubic yard. Wm. Hendrickson at tne rate of $1.45 per running rod. For County ‘Road No. 11, known as thé Grand Rapids-Bovey Road; H. J. Cooper for the sum of $3,750.00. Arthur A, Mitchell for $3,445.00. P. L. Ramquist at the rate of 31 cents per cubic yard for all dirt in cuts and 38 cents per cubic yard for all dirt that is to be borrowed to make said road bed. P. L. Ramquist for the sum of $4,350.00. M. Callahan for the sum of $3,500.00. Grand Rapids Im- provement Company $7,600.00. For County Road No. 21; Jasper M. Pogue for 50 cents per rod. M. W. Pogue for 60 cents per rod. Arthur A. Mitchell for the sum of $820.00. Mel- vin N.Rosholt for $845.00.John Henry at the rate of 70 cents per rod. For County Road No. 27: M. Calla- han for the ‘sum of $240.00 per mile. Jasper M. Pogue at the rate of 12 cents per cubic yard. M. W. Pogue Minn., * at the rate of 85 cents per rod for grading and 16 cents per cubic yard for cutting down hills. Melvin N. Ros- holt for the sum of $1,080.00. John Henry for 85 \cents per rod for grad- ing and grubbing and 19 cents per yard for cutting down hills. For County Road No. 44: Peter Peterson for grading $1.65 per rod, for ditching 26 cents per cubic yard, for corduroy $1.85 per rod. Thomas Leslie & Co., 75 cents per rod for the first half mile and $1.00 per rod for the remaing two and one-half miles. $5.00 each, for culverts and $3.00 per rod for all necessary corduroy. wm. Hulbert for $2.55 per rod and $25.00 for bridge across brook. Frank Sam- uelson for grading $1.25 per rod, for ditching 20 cents per cubic yard, for necessary corduroy $3.00 per rod, $5.00 each for Tamarack culverts or $2.00 for putting in steel culverts.Ing- vald Didrikson for grading, 65 cents per rod, for ditching 25 cents per cubic yard, for corduroy $1.25 per rod. $12.00 each for Tamarack cul- verts or $12.00 for placing steel cul- verts. For bridge across * > 60.00. Frank C. Voigt for grading $1.60 per vod, for ditching 17 cents per cubic yard, for corduroy $1.75 per rod. For all cuts and fills 15 cents per yard. Culverts $8.00 each. i For County Rest > 50: Melvin N. Rosholt for 75 cents per rod, or a total of $240.00. C. C. Anderson for $300.00; Peter Ohman, for $300.00. F A. Bliss & E. J. Arnold for $500.00. John Anderson $290.00. For County Road No. 53: J. A. Van Patter & Gabe Goodell for one mile of said road for $1,440.00. Wm. Smith to construct the entire road for $2.50 per running rod and 22 cents per yar¢ for ditching or to construct any cer- tain part ~*° “sid road for $2.70 per rod and 22 cents per yard for ditch- ing. Louis Opsahl to construct’ one mile of said road at the rate of $3.40 per rod and $8.00 each for culverts. For County Road No.63: H.J.Coop- er for the sum of $4,950.00. $3.20 per rod for coduroy, as required. Culverts for actual cost plus 10 per cent. Arthur A. M'tshell fer the sum of $5,445.00 and $20.00 each for culverts. George Arscott for the sum of $2.49 per rod. Koski & Carlson for the sum of $4,200.00 provided the big hill near SE% of SW%, Section 6, Township 56, Range 22 is cut to a depth of 15 feet, or if said hill is cut to a depth of 20 feet the sum of $4,550.00. Chas. W. Latvala for the sum of $5,940.00. J. W. Burgeson for the sum of $5,- 350.00 Mrs. A. Erickson appeared before the Board and requested that the Loard wake eu order continuing the relief of $25.06 per month for ser self and family. Commissioner King moved that Mrs. Erickson and fam- ily ‘be allowed relief in the sum of $25.00 per month, for the month of May, 1910, and each month thereaf- ter until further action is taken by the Board, and that the County Aud- itor be instructed to issue his war- rant each month in favor of Mrs. Erickson, for said amount. The mo- tion was seconded by Commission- er Trebilcock and carried by unan- imous vote. H. S. Huson, Judge of Probate, ap- peared before the Board and stated that inasmuch as the last Grand Jury in its report, had recommended that the office of the Judge of Probate be examined and investigated, he would request that a thorough exam- ination and investigation, of said of- fice, be made at the earliest date possible. The bids for the construction of a ditch on State Road, north of Deer River, were then considered. The bid of Joseph Meyer being the lowest and! the pest bid, Commissioner King moved ‘that said bid be accepted, and that a contract be entered into with said Joseph Meyer, for the construction of said ditch, the same to be com- pleted by the first day of July, 1910. The motion was seconed by Commis- sioner O’Brien an carried by unani- mous vote. The bids for the construction of County Roads Nos. 11 and 21 were then, ordered laid over until the af- ‘ternoon session. The bids for the construction of County Road No. 27 were then taken under consideration. Commissioner O’Brien moved that the bid of M.Call- ahan be accepted. The same being the lowest and best bid. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Mul- lins and carried by unanimous vote. It was ordered that a contract be entered into with said M. Callahan for the completion of said road by the first day of July, 1910. The bids for the construction of County Road No. 44 were then con- sidered. The bid of Leslie & Com- pany being ithe lowest and best bid, Commissioner King moved that said bid be accepted and a contract be en- tered into with said Leslie & Co., for the construction of said road. The work ta be completed by the 15th day of July,1910.The motion was sec- oned by Commissioner Trebileock and carried by unanimous vote. Wm. Quackenbush came before the Board and requested that the Board make an appropriation for the repair of the Trout Lake Road in Township 58, Range 25. Commissioner Mullins moved that the sum of $200.00 be ap- priated. To be expended under the direction of Wm. Quackenbush, in the improvement of said road. The motion was seconded by Commission- er Trebilcock and carried by unani- mous vote. An adjournment was then taken to one o’clock p. m. Pursuant to adjournment the Board again met at one o'clock p. m. All members of the Board present. Commissioner O’Brien moved that a committee of three be appointed by the Chairman to examine and as- certain the necessary repairs on the Hill City Road, in Township 53, Rang 26. The motion was seconded by Com- missioner Mullins and carried by un- animous vote. The chairman then appointed Commissioners Trebilcock, ‘Mullins and O’Brien, as such com- mittee. ‘Commissioner O’Brien moved that the sum of $300.00 be appropriated from the County Road & Bridge Fund to the Town of Bearville, to aid said Town in the construction of a road on the section line between sections 21 and 22, Township 61, Range 22. The motion was seconded by Com- missioner Mullins and carried by un- animious vote. The bids for the construction of County Road No. 21 were then taken under consideration. The bid of Jaspar M. Pogue for 50 cents per rod or a total of $422.00 being the lowest and best bid, Commissioner Trebil- cock moved that said /bid be accepted and that a contract be entered into with said Jasper M. Pogue for the construction of said road. The work to 'be completed by the 15th ‘of July, 1910. The motion was seconded by Commissioner King and carried by unanimous vote. The bids for the construction of County Road No. 50 were then taken under consideration. The bid of Melvin N. Rosholt being the lowest and best bid, Commissioner Mullins moved that said bid be accepted and that a contract be entered into with said Melvin N. Rosholt for the con- struction of said road. The same to be completed by July 15th, 1910. The motion was seconed by Commissioner O’Brein and carried by unanimous vote. The bids for the construction of County Road No. 53 were then taken under consideration.The bid of Wm. Smith being the lowest and best bid Commissioner Trebilcock moved that said bid be accepted and that a con- tract be entered imté with said Wm. Smith for the construction of said road. The same to be completed by October Ist, 1910. The motion was seconded by Commissioner ' Mullins and carried by unanimous vote. The bids for the construction of County Road No. 63 were then taken under consideration.The bid of Geo. Arscott being the lowest and best bid, Commissioner Mullins moved that said bid be accepted and that a contract be entered into with said George Arscott for the construction of said road. The same to be com- pleted by September Ist, 1910. The motion was seconded by Commission- er King and carride by unanimous vate. Commissioner King moved _ that the sum of $300.00 be appropriated from the County Road and Bridge Fund to the Town of Sago,to aid said Town in the repair and construction of roads and bridges. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Mullins and carried by unaaimous vote. The bids for the construction of County Road No. 11 were then taken under consideration. The bid of Arthur A. Mitchell being the lowest and pest bid, Commissioner Trebil- cock moved that said bid be accepted and that a contract be entered into with said Arthur A. Mitchell for the construction of said road. The same to be completed by the 15th day of July, 1910. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Mullins and carried by unanimous vote. M. Callahan informed the Board that he had made a mistake in giving his bid for County Road No. 27, the bid ‘being made for County Road No. 21, and requested the Board to rescind their action in accepting his bid and awarding him the contract for County Road No. 27, Commissioner Mullins then moved that the bid of Melvin N. Rosholt, said bid being the) next lowest and best bid, be ac- cepted and that a contract be entered into with said Melvin N. Rosholt for the construction of said County Road No. 27. The same to be completed by October ist, 1910.The motion was sec- onded by Commissioner O’Brien and carried by unanimous vote. It being the time set for hearing up- on he application of Dolph Butler for a license to sell intoxicating liquor at the Ogema Hotel, Pokegma Lake, the same was then ‘taken under con- sideration. Mr. A. J. McGuire appear- ed before the Board and objected to granting of said license. An opion written by the County Attorney was.also read by the County Auditor. In said opinion the County Attorney advised the Board “hat they had no pewer *. grant license t- said appli- rant, at the point desigaa.ed in said application, for the reason that the same is included in the organized Township of Bass Brook and that a law permits, according to the popu- lation, are in existance and force at ‘the present time. Commissioner O’Brein moved that the hearing upon ‘said application be continued to the mext meeting. The motion was sec- onded by Commissioner Trebilcock and carried by unanimous vote. Commissioner King moved that the Chairman appoint a committee of two of the members of the Board to go with the Co. Surveyor and examine the right-of-way of the Spring Lake Road and prepare plans, specification. and estimates for the construction of said road. The motion. was second- ed by Commissioner Mullins and car- ried by unanimous vote. Commissioners O’Brien and McWill- iams were appointed as such com- mittee. Commissioners O’Brien and McWil- liams were also appointed a commit- tee to examine the Coon Lake Road. Commissioner O’Brien moved that the County Surveyor be instructed to make a survey of County Road No. 74 beginning at the 1-16 post one quarter mile north of the SE corner of Section 16, Township 150, Range 27, and running thence north on sec- tion line to the northeast corner of said section, thence east along sec- tibn iine to the northeast corner of Section 17, Township 150, Range 26. Amd also that he prepare plans and specifications and make estimates for the construction of the same. The motion was seconded by Commission- er Trebilcock and carried by unani- mous votes. Commissioner Mullins moved that ‘tthe County Auditor be instructed to advertise for bids for improving the Trout Laké Road beginning at the State Farm corner and running East along said road to Herman Gran’s place. The road (bed to be construct- ed 24 feet wide, from oustide to out- side of ditches, and to have a crown of 1 1-2 feet at the center line. All ‘hills to be cut to a ten per cent grade. The motion was seconded by Commissioner O’Rricn and carried by unanimous vote. Ye County Attorney was imstruct- ed to cavise George Harding regard- removal uf a shanty on the ing wh Deer River-Ball Club Road right- of-way, and also, to notify L. A. Willman to remove fence from the right-of-way of County Road No. 21. D. A. Dunn came before the Board and requested that a committee be appointed to examine State Road No. 1, north of Weller’s Spur. Commissioners Mullins, O’Brien and McWilliams were appointed as such committee. Commissioner ‘Mullins moved that the sum of $25.00 fhe expended under the direction of F. E. Bowden, over- seer of roads of the Town of Grand Rapids, in repairing a portion of the Pokegama Lake road, near Allen’s Landing.The motion was duly second- ed and carried. Certain members, representing the Township Boards of Grand Rapids, Blackberry and Harris appeared be- fore the Board and requested the Board to make an appropriation for the improvement of the Old State Road south of Grand Rapiids. Commissioner O’Brien moved that -Thomas Hughes be given a job to dlear and grub one quarter mile of road beginning at the northwest corn- er of Section 16, Township 54, Range 26 and running east one quarter mile for the sum of $1 25 per rod,said road ‘to be cleared jand grubbed two rods wide. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Trebilcock and carried by unanimous vote. A petition was presented requesting the Board to take immediate steps to have the State Road between the Villages of Grand Rapids and Cohas- set gravelled. Upon motion said pe- tition was laid over to the next meet- ing. A communciation from John Oaks was then presented,in which communi cation he made an offer to dig an out- let ditch on the ‘Wawina Road south ‘8 Wiwana Station, for the sum of $1.10 per rod. Upon motion of Com- Missioner Trebilcock seconded by Commissioner Mullins said offer was accepted, by unanimous vote. A petition was presented for the organization of Township 53, Range 22. Upon motion the petition was laid over to the next meeting. A petition was presented request- ing the Board to make application to the State Public Examiner for an ex- amination af School District No. 6, by that office) Upon motion said pe- tition was laid over to the next meet- ing. Commissioner O’Brien moved that the sum of $250.00 be appropriated from the County Revenue Fund to the County Attorney’s Contingent Fund. The motion was seconded by Com- missioner King and carried by unan- imous vote. The Plat of “Hazelwood Cemetery” at Blackberry, was then presented to ‘the Board for approval. Said Plat being approved by the County Sur- veyor and also being accompanied by an abstract of title showing that the title to said land is vested in the Township of Blackberry. Upon motion of Commissioner Trebilcock second- ed by Commissioner O’Brien said Plat was approved and the County Auditor ordered to so certify the same. A petition was presented for the es- tablishment of a highway beginning at, the southwest corner of Lot 3, Section 19; Township 55, Range 23 and running thence south on range line tto the southwest corner of said Section 19. Commissioner O’Brien moved that a hearing be had upon said petition at the Court House, in Grand Rapids, on Monday the 11th day of July, 1910, at ten o’clock a..m.; that John P Trebilcock, Neil Mullins and M. O’Brien, members of this Board, be ;a committee to examine said road; that said committee meet at the point of beginning of said route on Thurs- day the 7th day of July, 1910, at 11 o’clock a. m., for the purpose of ex- ‘amining the route of said road and that said committee make Tre port to this Board at the time set for hearing upon said petition; Fur- ther, that said road and all proceed- ings in connection with the establish- ment of the same be designated and referred to as County Road No. 79. The motion was seconded by Com- missioner King and carried by unan- imous vote. larger number of licenses than the | A petition for the establishment ‘of a highway in Township 145, Range 25, also a petition for @ highway in Township 55, Range 24 and Towuship 55, Range 23 were laid over to the Lae meeting. petition was presented for the establishment of a highway begin- ning \at the Southwest corner of Sec- tion 7, Township 55, Range 24 and running thence north along the Town- ship line.to connect with the Cole- rajad Cemetery road, as now con- structed. Commissioner Trebilcock moved that a hearing be had upon said pe- tition at the Court House, Grand Ra- pids, on Monday the 11th day of July, 1910, at ten o'clock a. m., that Com- missioners C. \M. King, Neil Mullins and John P. Trebilcock, members of this Board, be a committee to exam- ine the route of said road; that said committee meet at the point of be- ginning of said road, on Thursday the 7th day of July, 1910, at three o'clock ‘p. m., for the purpose of ex- amining the route of said road; that said committee make report to this Board at the time set for hearing upon said petition; Further, that.said road and all proceedings in connection with the establishment of the same tbe designated and referred to as County Road No.78.The motion was seconded by Commissioner Mullins and carried by unanimous vote. It being the time set for hearing upon the application of J. J. McDon- ald for license to sell intoxicating liquor, at Swan River, the same was then taken under consideration. There being no objection filed or of- fered against the granting of said application, upon motion of Commis- sioner King, seconded by Commis- sioner O’Brien said application was granted by unanimous vote, and li- cense ordered issued. The hearing upon the petition for the establishment of County Road No 75 was then taken under considera- tion. The committee appointed to ex- amine the route of said road filed the following report: To the Board of County Commissior ers of the County of Itasca,Minnesota: The undersigned committee appoint- ed by you to examine the proposed route of a highway, as stated in the petition referred to {n your order of appointment made on the 5th day of Februdry, 1910, would respectfully re- port that we met at the time and place designated in your said order, and proceeded to examine the hiigh- way proposed to tbe established, viz: Beginning at the Southeast corner of Section 33,Township 54, Range 23, and running thence West on town line to the southwest corner of said Township, thence north on range line to the northwest corner of Lot 4, Sec- tion 19, of said Township 54, Range 23, and terminating at northwest cor- ner of Lot4,Section 19;Township 54, Range 23. And do hereby by the opinion of a majority of said Committee recom- mend that the prayer of the said pe- titioners be granted. Given under our hands this 2nd day of April, 1910. A. McWilliams, Nefl Mullins, Cc. M. King. Committee. Commissioner Mullins moved that the report of the committee be ap- proved; That said highway be and the same is hereby ordered establish- ed, according to the committee’s re- port, and that the advantages and benefits to each description of land, ver which said road runs, be and the same are hereby assessed equal to the damags sustained. The motion was seconded by Commissioner King and carried by unanimous vote. Commissioner Mullins moved that the sum of $300.00 be appropriated from the County Road & Bridge Fund to the Town of Carpenter to aid said Town in the repair and construc- tion of roads and bridges. The motion was seconded by Commissioner O’Brien and carried by unanimous vote. Upon motion the purchasing com- mittee was instructed to purchase a typewriter for the office of the Su- perintendent of Schools. The minutes of the last meeting were read and upon motion of Com- missioner Trebilecock, seconded by Commissioner King, were approved. The applications of the Deer River Lumber Company, First National Bank of Coleraine, B. N. Johnson and H. J. Jones for abatement of tax- es were approved and recommended to the Minnesota Tax Commission. The following bills were read and upon motion of Commissioner O’Brien seconded by Commissioner Trebilcock were allowed: Fred Anderson, Team to Hos- MEE... ee. covays oo F; 4.00 C. E. Aitken, Bills for witness fees, J. Ciieivencssees 8.80 Cc. E. Aitken, Insurance Pre- MUM... Lee eee eee es 72.00 C. E. Aitken, Expenses of N. F, Kane...... ...05. ceccee 26.40 George Arscott, Part payment on race track contract.... 700.00 Edward Brouilette, Serving Sub- MAN. = Soha aahca'e dis, cing’ «ots S70 0.70 Elwood S. Booth, Witness fees, J. C. 5.80 H. H. Brigg: 7. C. 2.92 Morris fees, J. C....... ..0--- ae tae Morris Buckley, Witness fees, J. C....... Poems ies Oe > Geo. D. Barnard & Co., Elec- tion supplies + «- 183.00 H. E. Benjamin, Meals for TJUTOTS.. 60.05 se ves e, vege sas Ob9E E. H. Bither, Insurance Pre- mium...... ..-+.. Meee ee ABM Cc. S. Brock, Wood for Court. House...... 2.202 seccsere 30.65 Frank Bowden, Wood for Court House...5..0 2.2060 sceeeeees 178.93 R. R. Bell, Supplies for Pest House....-. seeeee cereeeee 10.05 John Brown, Laying out founda- tion for jail building...... 5.00 John Brown, Surveying on Ball Club-Deer River Road.. 23.90 John Brown, Surveying on Jessie Lake Road...... ..-. 16.10 Ed Baldwin, Building 109 rods Py Rin’: Calg en nO Se CF) Ed. Carson, Con: le fees.. 6.80 Ed Carson,Witness fees J. C.. 1.12 Harry Clark, Witness fees Aa; Cogs devin. ioe S308 5 Se eee, Bey > | Frank C.ppolette Witness fees, J.C. 0.68. eee ee 1.12 James L. Crawford, Burial of | Cashen Bros. Supplies for Pest House...... ...... +. 34.57 Frank Colman, Labor on State ae aike) aineciok bee bce se 2.25 F. B. Cronk, Survey of Cole- raine-Grand-Rapids Road.. 75.00 M. J. Donovan, Justice Fees.. 7.40 Fred Dunning, Witness Lege) Wi Oe scifie . ae oo 0.24 Owen Davern, Witness fees MadWrcmcaviny viearsig ete ey at r’ 1.12 Fred Desonia, Witness fees Louis F. Dow Co., Station- ery Supplies Bs peal 6s oa HERO W. N. Dalcour, Repairing bells, etc, County Jail .... 2.00 Dunn & Marcia, 2 steel cul- . S. M. Dinwiddie, Calcimining & painting at Poor Farm.... S. M. Dinwiddlie, Conveying pau- pers to and from Poor Farm..19.00 Elliot-Fisher Co., Key lever assem for Reg. of Deeds.. 27 First National Bank, Cole- 12.00 .F. A McVicar, Stamped Enve- lopes for Co, Treasurer.... 21.24 F A Vicar, ‘Stamped bhavey lopes for Keg Veeds....... « 42.48 E. J. McGowan, Listing mor co RUNG oe sei aa 17.35 I. E. No yen Ory 1.12 Peter Darawe'e b sie 1.12 Alfred Peter: BIB 1OOB 68s ee dee | Seales 25.60 Chester L. Pratt Court Com- missioner fees, J. C.. - 128.25 Peterson & Goodwin, Burial Of PRUPETS A. 5S.) oe Ss. -. 25.00 Joe Picord, Witness fees, J. C.. 1.12 {Matt Prettner, Witness fees De) Go eawst ate! ees teeees 1.30 The Pioneer Company, Statio. OES se siniesiiseesieyviscsvics wees 21.50 The Pioneer Company Treasur- er checks... 2... .2-5+ 15.50 W. J. & H. D. Powers, Supplies for Court House & Jail.. 10.75 W. J. & H. D. Powers, Supplies for Poor’ Parm?..... 0 2... 2: 40.90 T. T. ‘Riley, Sheriff's fees, Justice Court.. alee 21.15 T. T. Riley Sherif: Justice Court 22.6 T. T. \Riley, Sheriff’s fees District Court....°... .... 180.51 T. T. Riley, Sheriff's fees, Probate Court...... eaiehte sare ee T. T. Riley, Board of Prison- ers, April, 1910...... Se wit Sc ekONOD: T. T. Riley, Posting Road ROEM (ooo or) Sih 6 susie Feinstein 16.40 T. T. Riley, Posting Road BIO aig isi hoes «30,0 Apion 2.90 Dr. Thos. Russell, Summoning special venire...... ........ 47.70 Dr. Thomas Russell, Coroners PE own Wee s oo ec aves 31.00 M. H{ Ramstead, Witness BOON So Con ciccn', ojcas is pees P. L. Ramquist, Witness fees Binet kb ceWlcgien siaepih oka dieele Charles Rabbitt, Searching for Frank LaPointe...... Selewre et LOO George Repp, Taking down fence at Court House.... 4.50 A. Seamans, Constable fees.. 67.80 A. Seamons, Constable fees.. 47.90 Lyndon A. Smith Expenses as Attorney before G. J...... 22.35 H. W. Stark, Services as Assis- tant*Co. Attorney.... ...... 45.00 Mike Stapleton, Witness fees 1S Dit Sa R Rh Res BEGAN sk aclse aacel E. J. Shipman, Witness fees BHINS sis 0 'dlepsrd corbislalsieth ie Riess 6 1.12 John Sneider, Witness fees ‘ PEAS se sieaisic hsiwale-ne. sdininice ook eae J. Shere, Witness fees J. C.. 2.20 William Smigchie, Witness fees Mae wiviaccie. ivicle si6ib) suelo sie, * 1.12 St. Benedicts Hospital, Board and care of Paupers.... .. 505.00 Wm. Smith, Labor on State RRA ia! pasyios cassie sont cst <p . 6.00 - 700.00 64.50 2.92 Se) Oe Fess cope aes oo -.92 W. J. Taylor Conveying patient tO TAM oie nes soc ene 2.00 Village of Grand Rapids, Light raine Insurance Premium.. 72.00 First State Bank G. R. Insur- aave Premium...... 2... .. 72.00 P. S. Fahey, Witness fees, Oe OA gecvec be Wee cten wiec? eke Amos Forsythe, Witness fees Bruna Farvo, Witness fees Ah OR eae ms ERS a 1.12 Fritz & Cross, Stationary Sup- Plies for Co. Supt....... +. 51,50 Fritz & Cross, Personal Prop- erty Tax Collections Reg. .... 12.50 Geo. Fabro, Labor on State BOONE oie ota als tics e Fr +. 15.00 Jos. Graham, Constable fees.. 16.12 H. E. Graffam, Insurance Pre- TONE Fi sia- wale eloere ict at's 108.00} - Wm. A. Gerber, Sheriff, Serv- ing Subpoenas, Ramsey Co.. 70 John Griswold, Witness feeB TO... S50 eecieiee vicce, Lahm 1 C. Greenway, Witness FOGHAT HO sSic Rese titers on aaa (3 Gordon & Johnson, Livery for Mine Inspector...... ...... 3.50 . 117.60 40.00 1.12 1.12 for Jai}...... aes oe . Ww Henry Hughes & Co., Sup, for Poor Farm...... coeese 2.60 Chas. Huss, Measuring wood, etc, at Court House.. ...... 29.30 L. W. Huntley, Wood delivered at Court House...... ...... 21.00 L. W. Huntley, Wood delivered at Court House ...... .... 70.87 Peten Hovey, Witness fees, TSG OLR al Bo : 1.12 Peter Hane, Planting trees.. 4.80 Hermiston Brothers, Supplies furnished Mrs. A. Elj., Feb.. 15.00 Hermiston Brothers, Supplies furnished Mrs.A.Elj, March.. 15.00 Si. Hemenger, Labor on State 1 OER Es eal saben a hier & 6.75 Fat Hootihan, Labor cr State Pe See See ics Sek 5.09 George Harding, Part payment on contract Deer River Rd.. 50.00 Itasca Mercantile Co. Supplies for Poor Farm. oe ee . Itasca Mercantile Co. Supplies for Court House and jail.... 3.75 Itasca Mercantile Co., Monarch PR POWSIEL iis cnc Sow siect oars 82.00 Itasca Mercantile C Adding machine...... ...... 1.00 Itasca Iron News 200 Financial Ror: ADEA ROI cus agesee 53.28 J. A. Van Patter, Extension of a Vermilion Road...... ...... 204.70 J. A. Van Patter, Labor on Vermillion Road...... mie sp) LOUD William Wetzel, Watching in- sane person in Co Jail.... 4.00 William Wetzel, Watching in- 2.00 3.20 2.12 22.19 ing out foundation Co. Jail.. 2.50 F. E. Williams, Assisting County Surveyor...... saree PO F. E. Williams, Assisting County Surveyor...... .... 7.50 R. H. Wood, Part payment road contract,..... ........ 62.83 Cris Wallbridge, Labor on State WAAR chsh can os. teases ae tare . 4.50 W. J. Trescott, Justice fees.. Dr. Geo. F. Schmidt, Profession- al services rendered Arnold PRM 1615/01 (abaorens ) oRiala Ne +. 23.00 Village of Deer River, Sundry bills for expenses in connec- tion with contageous diseas- sc RAGES OSES RE gee wees 796.43 An adjournment was then taken to Saturday the 4th day of June, 1910. at ten o’cloek A. M. A. MeWILLIAMS, Chairman Board of County Commis- sloners. Attest: M. A. SPANG, County Auditor. (Auditor’s Seal.) No. 551— Notice of Expiration of Redemption. Office of County Auditor, county of Itasca, state of Minnesota. To Unknown: You are hereby notified that at a tax judgment sale held on the 11th day of May, 1903, the following de- scribed parcel of land, situated in the county of Itasca, state of Minnesota, to-wit: NE\% of SE%, section 11; township 58, range 25, was bid in for and sold to the state of Minnesota for the sum of two 03-100 dollars; that, no redemption having been made from said sale, the above described par- cel of land became the absolute prop- erty of said state,and was, at.a. pub- lic sale of absolute property of said state, held on November 8th, 1909, duly sold to an actual purchaser for the sum of eleven 06-100 dollars; that the amount required to redeem said parcel from such sale exclusive of the costs to accrue upon this notice, is the sum of eleven 06-100 dollars, and Statement books...... 50.00 Itasca Mercantile Co., Supplies for Poor Farm...... ...... 5.15 August Johnson, Constable Oe Aion ee Se 39.72 Claes M. Anderson, Serving Subpoenas, Itasca County.. 2.00 H. M. Jones, Witness fees, Kremer & King, Insuranee Pre- PUNE Sc .cienh oscsclee Vents stale 108.00 IB ea fl in = hieicousinte sins 9.8 'Si0 1.95 shialapeipt iesie'e 3.20 fees, J. C. se) ety OOM John Kelley, Witness fees, Wi ne Pota haie reek: reine x 1.24 E. C. Kiley, Publishing pro- ceedings & notices...... -. 71.80 E. C. Kiley, Publishing Road notices. ..... «+... oisiall 5 A E. C. Kiley, Blan’ Boa. hg Ou E. C. Kiley, Sundry ks.. 33.40 George F. Kremer, Burial of PRUDEEE. cis Ses (es oss oinvie s016 . 50.00 George F. Kremer, Supplies for Court House... .... ss e0sere 69.25 George F. Kremer, Burial of paupers. Ae Shs ot CD H. R. King, Wood delivered at Court House...... ......0 23.62 W. S. Kingston, Wood furnish- ed Pest House...... ..... + 10.00 King Lumber Co., Supplies for Court House...... ....+-0 2.37 Fred Lang, Witness fees J. C.. 3.52 P. H. LeBroeq, Supplies for Court House...... .....+ +. 11.08 Jake Lieberman, Witness 7 UR Se ROSS Ra aalire eS ree A. L. LaFreniere, Blanks for Clerk of Court...... ..... - 5.00 Eli Loiselle, Board and care of Paupers. -. 38.64 Fred Miller, W: Daa liiioicesets inisiace ns oe eon pe oe. (1.12 William J. Murray, Witness Se Bete. ecenaetivees os nes «218 Miller Davis Printing Co.,1.Set castor for Adding machine... 2.25 Miller Davis Printing Co., 1 copy of Codification 1905-07- 90 DAWA occ s ise ncie as aet) : COP, W. E. Meyers, Team to Wellers eee ae apy c OLY -- 8.00 W. E. Meyers, Team for Gran Jury to Pooor Farm.. .... 2.00 Tim Mahon, Assessor of Un- organized No. I...... -.-- 24.00 Mesaba Telephone Co., Tele- phone service...... sees ee 66.80 A. J. Morisset, Searching for Frank LaPointe...... ...... 10.00 Minneapolis & Rainy River R. R. Co., Special train for body of Frank LaPointe.... 25.00 Jakob Mohr, Board and care of Edsmuth...... ...... ei BAD J. A. Murphy, Repairing road.. 3.00 Joseph McVeigh, Witness fees James McNeil, Witness fees, Bs Cur esos ca ceaiee Paar ee WS intesert on said last named sum at the rate of twelve per cent per annum from said November 8th, 1909, to the day such redemption is made; that the tax certificate issued upon said last named sale has been presented to me by the holder thereof; and that the time for redemption of said parcel from said sale will expire sixty days after the ser- vice of this notice and proof thereof has been filed in the office of the county auditor of said Itasca county. Witness my hand and official seal this 16th day of March, 1910. M. A. SPANG, County Auditor, Itasca county, Minn. (Official Seal) H.R. May 11-25 :