Grand Rapids Herald-Review Newspaper, December 28, 1910, Page 6

OFFICIAL. PROCEEDINGS OF THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS TASCA COUNTY, MINN Grand Rapids, Minn., Decem ier zy 1919, Biota to adjournment the board county commissioners of Itasca Sede Minnesota} met at the court house i the village of (Grand Rapids this 20th day of December ,1910, at ten o'clock a. m. Present: Commissioners McWilliams Trebilcock and Mullins. The mijutes of the last meeting were read and upon motion of Com- missioner Mullins seconded by Com- missioner Trebileock were approved by unanimous vote. The following communications were read and filed: From Minnesota State Sanitorium to Dr. Thos. Ruswell re- garding the admission of Wm. Lof- pied. State Highway Commission re- gaping meeting of road makers as- sociation, Ed. Harder regarding claim for damages by reason of the estab- lishment of a highway over his land. ‘Framcis R. Shunk, Major Corps of Bngifieers, United States Engineers office St. Paul, regarding the draw bridge across Pokegama thorofare. The matter of the petition of the |’ board of supervisors of the town of Nashwauk for the apportionment be- uween the towns of Nashwauk and the town of Greenway of certain indebtedness of said town of Nash- wauk and was then heard. A'ttorney Alfred L. Thwing appearing for the petitioners and Senator C. Cc. Me- Carthy for the town of Greenway. Commissioner Trebilcock moved the adoption of the following resolution: “Whereas, on and prior to July 13, 1908, the town of Nashwauk in this county, legally comprised ail of govern ment townships 56 abd 57, range 22, and 56 and 57,, range 23, amd on said July 13, 1908, pursuant to pro- ceedies duly had, this board duly set off from said town said govern- ment townships 56-22 and 56-23, as the town of Greenway; and, whereas, the total indebtedness of said town of Nashwauk at the time of said di- vision was $10,111,98. Evidenced by legal outstanding orders of said town, and, with accrued imterest thereon, amounts at the present time to $11,- 447,02; and, whereas, the valuations of the property in said respective towns at the time of di- n were as follows: Nashwauk $6,- 10; Greenway, $3,928,491; and, reas, the supervisors of — safid town of Naghwauk have petitioned this hoard that st apportion said dn- debtedness and interest; and whereas it.appears.that no such. apportionment has been made; and, whereas, both said towns have bean represemted at this meeting: Now, be Wit resolved, that it seems right and proper that said indebted- ness be awd it @s hereby ‘appontion- ed in praportion to the said assessed valuation of said towns, as follows: To be paid by said town of Nash- wauk $6,904.19; and to be paid by said town of Greenway, $4,506.83; and that the county auditor be and és hereby instructed, authorized and directed {0 add to the taxes levied on the real and personal property of said_town of Greenwap for the year 1910 an amount sufficient to meet the amount apportioned to said town as afore- safi, same to be a spec ‘al levy and fund for such purpose. The motion for the adoption of t+ Resciution was seconded by Commis sioner Mullins and carried by unanim ous vote. The matter of the hearing upon the applications of Gust Jchuson, and Jas. R. Wolfron for liquor license at Snowpall was then taken up 2) d up- on motion of Commissioner Trebil- cock seconded by Commiss.cner Mul- lins id applications were rejected by unanimous vote. A petition signed by residents and freeholders of the town of Popple requusting the board to imspect a proposed bridge across Bigfork river, for which said xown had voted a tax levy att the last anpual town meet- ing, was then taken up. Commission- er Mullins moved .that said petition be rejected, the said bridge being a matter gor action by officers of the town ef Popple. The motion was sec- onded by Commissioner Trebilcock and carried by unan‘mous vote. A petiitien was ited’ nequeést- ing the board to cause to be opened, constructed and put im condition for travel county road No. 67. Upon motion said petition was laid over to the mext meeting for further consider ation. An adjourrment. was then to 1:15 o’clock p. m. Pursuant to adjournment the board again met at 1:15 o’clock p. m. All members of the board present. A petition for the establishment of county road No: 79 was then con- sidered and heard. The comm'ttee appoimied to exam‘ne the route of said road fi'ed the follow'ng repart: To the Board of County Comm*ss‘on- ens, of the County of Itasca, Minn. The undersigned committee appoint- ed by you to examine the proposed ‘establ'thment of a/ highway, as statt- ed. ii the petition referred to im your order of appointment made on the Sth day of October, 1910, would re- spectfully report that we met at the ‘ime aitd place designaited tin your order and proceeded to exam‘ne the highway proposed to be establish- ed vi Beginning at the northwest cornet of section 36; township 55, namge 24, wnd running thence south om sec- tion line one-half mile to the quarter past} on the wst side of said se:- jion 86; thence east on quarter lire to the quarter post on the east side of said section. 36; thence scu'h om range line to the southeast corner of safid section 36: thence east on town line one mile to the southeast corner of section 31; township 55, range 23, @nd terminating at) sduth- east corner of section. 31; township 55, pioneer Ag taken said committee re- ‘and) do hereby by the opinion of | ap Given unden oun bands this 15th eaid committee's report and that the end benefits day of November, 1910. M. O'BRIEN NEIL MULLINS, JNO. P. TREBILCOCK, Committee. Commissioner Trebilcock moved the of the following resolution: ‘Restived that the petition for the establishment of a certain - county roc@i known and designated’ as coun- u seconded by Commissioner O’Brien and carried by unanimous vote. A petition was presented for the establishment! of a highway in town- ships 60, range 25 and 60, range 26. Commilssioner King moved that a hearing be had upon said petition. There was no second to ‘this mot‘on. Commissioner Trebilcock then moved that said petition be rejected, whitch motion was seconded by Commission- er Mullins and declared c@rried by the chairman. All bitls on file for the construc- tion of County road No. 74 were re- jected. The master of the hearing upon the petition for the establishment of a highway to be knowm and designated as county road No. 90 was then taken up. The committee appointed to examine the route ow 9°11 road filed the following report; To the Board of County Commis- sioners, of Itasca county, Minm The undersigned committee appoint ed by you to examine the proposed establishment of a highway, as etat- ed in the petition referred to im your ortier of appointment made on the ee day af November, 1910, would re i report that we met at the ae nd place designated in your said order, apd proceeded to examine the ea ey, proposed to be establish- Tag haiti at the southwest corner of the NW% of NW%, section 34; township 54, range 23, and running thence easd an 16th lime across sec- tions 34 and 35 of said township to the southeast corner of the NE% of NW, af (said section 35; thence north on, quarter line to to the north sections 26 and 35 and 26 and! 36 of said township 54, range 23 and con tinuing east qn section line between sections 30 and 31 amd 29 and 32 of townsh'p 54, mange 22, to the point where said section line intersects: the West \bolindary of the right-of-way of | 1 the Hibbing branch of the Great Nort ern Railway, and to be connected with other roads as follows: County road No. 41 at point of termination. 40 each des- county roag No. 88 was continued to next meeting. The petition for the estapiishment of county road No. 91 was then heard committee appointed to The examine the route of said road filed the follow tng report: To the Board of County Commission- ers, of the county of Itasca, Mimn. ty Auditor $3,000.00. Coroner, $1,000 00. “The motion to adopt the resolu- | D. tion was seconded by Commissioner ‘O’Brien amd carried by unanimous adoption of the “‘Resclved thak the amount, of bond g|,to be furnished by ithe Registrar of “Titles tor the Berm beginning on the first, Monday in January, ae be and Upon motion of Commissioner O- Brien, seconded by Commissioner Tre bileock ihe boads of the following county officers were approved b unanimos vote: County treasurer wiih Glin! Strader as principal aad National ‘Surety’ The undersigned committee appoint- | Uke to examine the proposed jighment of a highway, as stat- ed im the petition, referred to in your order of appointment made on the 15th day of November, 1910, would respect. ed by you establ. , | fully meporti that, we met at the time and place designated in your order ‘and proceeded to examine the high- way proposed to be establ'shed, viz: Beginning at the point where coun- ty road No. 52 intersects the range lime between townshilps 53, range 22 and 53, range 23, and running thence south on said range line to ithe south- west corner of lot 9, section 31, town- ship 53, range 22, thence east on sixteenth line to the North and South quarter line of said section 31; thence south om said quarter jine to the south quarter post of said section 31, township 53, range 22, and to be con- nected with other roads as follows: County rotd No. 52 at point of be- ginning ahd Aitkin county road at point of termination, and terminating at South quarter post of section 31, township 53, range 22. Add do thereby by the opinion of a majority of said committee recom- mend that the prayer of the said pet- itioners be granted. Given under our hard this 20th day of December, 1910. Cc. M. KING, M. O'BRIEN, NEIL MULLINS Committee. Commissioner King moved the ad- option of the following resolution: “Resolved that the petition for the establishment of county roail No. 91 as described! im the foregoing committee’s report be and the same is hereby granted and said highway established .in accordance with said report and that the advantages and benefits to each description of land over which said road runs be and are hereby assessed -equali to the damages sustained.”” The motiiom to adopt the resolution was seconded by Commis- sioner O’Brien and the same was ad- opted by wnanimous yote. The petition for the establishment of county.road.No..92 was then heard. The committee appointed to exam- ime th# route of said road filed the following report: To the Board of Coumty Commission- ers of the county of Itasca, Minn. The undersigned committee ap- peimted by you to examine the pro- Posed route of a highway, as stated an, the petition referred to in your’ order of ajppoilntment made on the 5th day of November, 1910, would respectfully report that we met at the time and place designated in your sald order, and jproceeded to examine the highway proposed to be establish- Andi lio. hereby ‘by the opinion, of a | ed, viz major.ty of said committee recommend that the prayer of the said petitioners be gi Wated. Datdd this 20th day of December, 1910. A. MceWILLIAMS, M. O'BRIEN, Cc. M. KING, Committee Commissioner Muthins moved the ad- option of the following ‘resolution: “Resolved that the petition for the establishment of County read No. 90 as set forth and described in the foregoing committee report be and the same is hereby granted and, said highway established in accordance with said committee’s report; that damages ft the sum of $40.00 be as- sessed and allowed to the Great Nort ern Railway company for. the con- struction. of a crossing at the pont where said road crosses the right-of- way of the Great Nor-hern Railway near the section line between sec- tions 34 and 35 of township 54, range 23 and as to all other lands over which said road. us the advamtages and benefits to each descript'ok, thereof be and are hereby assessed equal to the damages: sustained.” The motion to adopt the resolution was seconded by Commissioner O’- Brien and carried by unanimous vote. The petition for the establishment of coumty road No. 89 was then heard. The committee alypo‘nted to examine the route of salid road filed the following report: To the board of County Commission- ers of the County of Itasca, Minn. The undersigned committee -apyo in. ed by you to examine the proposed establishment of a highway, as siated im the petition referred to in your ord- er of appoihiment made on she oth day of October, 1910, would respect- fully report that we met at the time and piace designated in your sad order, and proceeded to examine the highway proposed to be established viz: Beginning at the southeast corner of the northeast quarter of the north- east quarter (NE% of NE%), of sec- ‘tion 12, township 55, range 27, and tunning thence north on range line to th® quarter post om the east side of section 1, tawnship 55, ramge 27; thence west On quarter lime across said section 1 to the quarter post on west side of said section one; thence north on section line between sect’ons 1_and 2 of said township 55, range 27 to the north town line of said town ship 55, range 27, and terminating at the northwest corner of section 1, township 55, range 27. And do hereby by the opinion of @ majority of said committee recom- mend that the prayer of the said petitiqners be granted. Given under our hands this 15th day of November, 1910. NEIL MULLINS, JNO. P. TREBILCOCK, M. O'BRIEN Committee. Commissioner O’Brien moved the adoption of the following resolution: “Resolved that the petition for the establishment of county road No. 89 described in the foregoimg report of ithe committee be and the same ae: Reginning at the southwest corner of section 15, im township 56, range 27, inj said Itascaf county, and run- ning thence in a northerly direction om and along the section line be- tween sections 15 and 16 to the north west corner of maid section 15 in sajd township and range, and to be connected: with other roads as fol- lows: The state road known @nd designated as state road No. 1 and terminating at the northwest corner of said section 15 im townphip 56, range 27, in said county. And! do hereby by the opinion of a majority of said comittee recommend that the prayer of the safd petition- ers ‘be granted. Given under our hands this 20th day of December, 1910. Cc. M. KING, NEIL MULLINS, M. O'BRIEN, Committee. Commissioner King moved the ad- option of the following resolution: “Resolved that the petition for the establishment of couny road No. 92 as described in the foregoing report of the committee be and the same is hereby granted and said highway esiablished; and that the advanta- ges.and benefits to each description of laid over which sad road rums be and are hereby assessed equal to the damages sustained.” The moti@a to adopt the resolution was seconded by Commissi'oner M+ Kins ard the same was adopted by un- animous vote. Upon motion of Commisziorer Tre- bileock seconded by Comm's*‘ouer O’Brien ‘it was ordered imsurance in the sum of $20,000.00 upon the s‘eam boilers im the court house and ja’! be placed with the Hartford: Boiler Insurance company. A petition was presepited for the establishment of a hignway begin- ing #t the corner of sections 9, 10, 15 and 16 of township 149 range 27 amd running thence west amd north tol the northeast corner of the SW% of section 12, township 149. range 28, Commissioner King moved that a hearhg be had upon sald petition at, the court house in the village of Grand Rapids on .Tuesday the 7th day of March, 1910, at ten o'clock a. m.; that Comt C. M. King, M. O’Brien and Neil Mullins members of this! board be a committee to ex- amine the route of said road ard tha said committee meet at the point of of beginning of said road on Tuesday ‘the 28th day of February, 1910, at 10 o'clock a, m. for the purpose of ex- amining ‘the route of said road; that said committee make report to this board at the thme set for hearing upon said petition; further, that said highway and ail proceedings im con- nection with the establishment of the same be known and designated as county road No. 80. The moticn -Was seconded by Commissioner 0’ Brien and carried by upanimous vote. Commissioner King moved the ad- option of the following resolution: “Resolved that the amounts of ‘bclads ito be furnished by the follow- ing office: company surety in the sum of $100,000,00, Res- ister of Deeds with &. J. McGowan as principal and the American Surety company of New York as surety in the sum of $5,000.00. Judge of Pro- bate with Clarence B. Webster as principal and the National Surety cor pany as surety im the sum of $1,- 00.00. Sherfff with Thos. T. Riley as principal and the American Shae bemipamy of New York as surety in the sum of $5,000.00; County surveyor with Johm A. ‘Brown as principal and W. C. Gilbert and B. C. Fimnegam as sureties iin the sum of $500.00. Commissiomer King moved that the chairman appoint a committee of four to meet, with the committee of the Koovhiching county board to make a settlement between the two counties. Said committee to ‘meet at ithe court house, Grand Rapids, on a date te) be agreed upon between the | 12th and 17th of Japuary, 1911, The motion. was seconded by Commission- er O’Brien and carried by unanimous volte. Chairman McWilliams then appoint- ed Commissioners King, O’Brien and Mallins amd County Auditor Spahg as such commititee. Commissioner O’Brien moved the adoption of the following resolution: “Whereas, certain matters relating to the collection of the amount due Itasca county from the county of Koochiching upon the division of the county of Itasca and the organization of the county of Koochiching, are still unsettled, and certain claims exist im the favor of the county of Itasca against the Metropolitan surety company of New York, and the Na- tional Surety company of New York for any shortage existing on the bonds of Arthur A. Kremer, ex-county treasurer of said county. And, where as, the said matters are still unset- esl and unsatisfied, and whereas, Frank F. Price, county attorney of sa‘ county is familiar with all the facts in the case amd better aible to secure an adjustment of the same with the county of Koochiching and the respective bonding companies before referred to: And whereas, the said Frank F, Price is ajbout *o retire from the office of county at- torney, om the finst day of January, A. D., 1911, amd whereas the board of County ‘Commissioners deem it advisable to retain the services of the said Frank F. Price after the first (day of January, A. D., 1911, for the @urpose of adjusting the claims of Itasca county aga‘nst the county of Koochiching and the Metropol‘tan Bonding company of New York ard ‘the National Surety company of New York and for the purpose of looking after the interests of said county im reference to certain se- eureties now ‘held by Charles EH. Aiken as receiver appointed by order of the district court. Now therefore, be it resolved. That the services of Frank F. Price @. attorney at law be and the same are hereby retained by this board to acti as attormey for the county of Ktasica for the purpose of effecting an adjustment and settlement be- tween the county of Itasca and the county of Koochiching, and also be- tween the coumty of [tasca and the Metropolitian Surety company and National Surety company both of New. York. Be it further resalved that the said Frank F. Price be paid tihe sum of $15 per day for aii time actually experded im the settlement and adjusting of said matters and that in addition thereto the said Frank F. Price be reimbursed ail moneys actually expended by him in | expenses in any way connected with said matters.”” The motion to adapt the resolution was seconded by Commissioner King and carried by unamimous vote. Commissioner Trebilcock moved that. relief in the sum of $25.00 per month be allowed to Mrs. Clara Mc- Kibby amd fagnily and ‘that relief in| the sum; off 615.00 per month be al- lowed the Elj family. Said allow- ance to remain in force until further action is taken by this board and that the county auditor be authorized and instructed to issue warrants (monthly for payment of said relict. The motion was seconded by Com- age: ‘election a pees C. Cochram, convey: Sam — election, sup- +. 3.00 procuring ballots and making: returns 22.50 Chas. A. Dutton, services as clerk of lection .. ...... 3.20 S. M. Dinwiddie, board of paupers, November, 1910.. 196.00 supplies for road work 14.90 Thos. Erskine, labor on Wa- i lake road . $ 4,92 Franti, jutice | fees. 11.65 on Fosolick, boiling blankets for jury room .. .. ...... 5.00 Ernest Fleming, team ‘to Sand jake for remains of John Caldwell .. .. 7.50 C. H, Frees, supplies Neco Schenmerhorn 9.80 . H. Grimpo, juror fees, Scans COUN... 1. 6. 8k. 1.00 2.35 Jos. \Graham, constable ‘fees Mrs. W, A. Gordon, services ab nurse at Akerson house 45.00 Cc. B. Gailagher, part pay- ment of Grattan road com- apt... es 600.00 John Garrity, services judge of election .. .... .3.50 Frank B. Gran, services as clerk of election .. ...... 2.82 J. H. Grady & Co., supplies furnished Chas Miller 13.48 Wm. Hooliham, man and team and use of stump pul- lar at ferry .. .. 12.00 H. S. Huson, justice ‘fe 10.35 H. S. Huson, fees in probate court ............ 32.25 J. I. Holcomb Mfg. Co., one power scrub .. .. ........ 1.50 A. B. Hazen, serving subpoena 1.20 August Johnson constable fees 8.40 John Johnson, constable fees 28.45 Harry Johnson, witness fees J.C. .. ++. 5,80 L. Hunter, balance on COMTACt 1 5. bee fe khee de 275.00 Christ Hagan, juror fees justice court .... .......... 1.00 Itasca. Mercantile Co., sup- plies for register of deeds 9.00 Itasca Mercantile Co., supplies for poo, farm .. .......... 223.18 Itasca Mercantile Co., sup- plies for eourt house and GOI one nd nc cee cccisn oe) 8.95 Tron Range Coat Co. Ss wood furnished Mrs. Seeben 2.50 B. Bt sees steed culverts, gh road ee Henry Hughes & Co. for poor farm Henry Hughes & Co., anne for court house . ae Herried Bros, Burial of | pica» ee Negi er eee“ Erik Johnson, ‘supplies furn- ished Mrs. McKilbby, .. Wm. B. Joice & Co., premium on bond for county treasurer 70.00 George Hewis, electrical 3.20 25,00 . 25.10 work at court house 8.15 A. Jondiow, ibiacksmithing 6.30 Fred J. Johnson, services as judge of election .. 3.50 Joan Jackson, services as judge af election V. S. Komulainen, juror fee i 1,50 Frank Knickerbocker, labor on ferry 3.75 B. D. Ketiey, servic clerk ot ciection .. 2.30 Geo. F. Kremer, burial of pauper, etc 35.00 Mus. C. 2. King, rent. of jouse 6.00 9.20 chas. Kearney, services on county canvasimg board #. C, ituley, pUitilouiuny pro- CORTIkigo, ele ymeat on A. C. Kew, pare py jatl comurace .. ...... 75.00 1nOS. KiagslOuw, Comstavie ‘tees 1l.40 weil Kuemivian, yuiGu foes 3. C. LU sreueu, SELV.ces do Witch, J. Ue 4.1% Vid sucblacu, services as Wailea we we AU thy Wali ov. OU. 1.12 Mote io, SuluLy WAL atucRe aces vs & wissesw's DOTS Wuritiaa wtus., SUDPLeS ane eee a seccee S500 wakes seen y hadte, onde tind LOE Lk el. Ue teen Lu.vu bee tay ey sale Gu, appl Odes UTI wee Ue Uimines ds, Pues sayin, outtivers av Judge 2.90 ‘ 3.50 Chas. Point, services as judge of election .. .. .. 2.30 Mrs. John Pullar, taking care of Lord chiidren, 6.00 A. E. Perrier, burial of papers $602 °F. Stee Say 25.00 Antone Potion, conveying pati- ent to hospital .. 0.00 Peterson & Goodwin, burial of POMP 2. ee ieee ee eS 25.00 A. E. Perrier, buriat of ee PLS eee 25.00 Albert Ranger, payment on con-' © tract Grand Rapids-Trout Lake road .. .... ........ 480.00 T. T. Rile~ ‘Sheriff's fees .. 393.23 Thos. Russell, coroner fees .. 21.60 George Radosevich, witness Me 5) | sie saissyecs c's 5.40 T. T. Riley, board of prisoners November,, 1910 .. ...... 7.00 Joseph Rahier, ditch on WOE FONE 0k ooo oa oe ns 55.00 Eddie fe Raberisdn, labor on Bena-Northome road .. 10.50 Hdgar Rabertison, labor on Bena-Northome road .. .. 14.00 Frank Robertson, lapor on Bena Northome road .. 17.00 Lon Robimson, labor om Benas ‘Northome road .. 2.00 Will Rabbit, labor on “Young: Larsdn road .. ...... a RT: Joseph Rahier, constable at generat election, Fairview. 2.00 J. B. Rahier, services as judge of election 3.50 I. D. Rabsmussen, services ‘om county board of audit.. 143.50 Wm. Richardson repairing pump at poor farm .. ...... 2.50 T. T. Riley, posting road AM oleate eS atta 5 ie 16.30 T. T. Riley, procuring election returns town of Moose Park 24.00 T. T. Riley, telegrams .. - 16.08 Barto B. Rosbrook, cleaning scohal house after elaraie 4.00 M. A. Spang, services on board of audit ee ae 57.00 A. Seamans, canstable fees 476.21 Jno. L. Shellman, deputy cor- ON LOBES 5 4 joins So .s'c novice sic 11.60 Wm. Sumens, wikinass fees J.C. 1.12 Ida SaltWick, witness fees eases li jeter aot haa ¥orh oe 1.12 Louis Shuirman, supplies for TEN aS Spe eiice sk slew ibs 6.50 Irving Sweedman, labor on ‘BenadNorthame road 13.00 Jacob ‘Sweedman, labor on Bena-Northome road 39.00 Alfred Swanson, labor an Bena-Northome road... . 31.00 Security Blank Book & Prinit- ing Co., sundry blanks for clerk of count Se alata op 25,50 Lawrence Shug, services as clerk owe “"* ** ** UOKoeTe JO espnt Sv SoqAses “TyUIg “A Yue y 0s" oe “+ UOT~e}e Jo haner Mercantile Co., sup- plies for Mary Bolli iti .. . 10.00 St. Benedict’s Hospital, boa: and care of paupers ...... 417.50 iM. A. Spang, serviees. on county canvasing board 9.00 Dr. Geo. F. Schmidt, deputy corpmer feps .. .. ........ 6.00 Jno. L. Turriff, “justice fees 5.20 Dave Travica, witness fees Wik WE salle ~~) een ace ae ers <5 © 3.40 James Thompson, witness fees OE MRA ine nd OR Menges Ming 3.52 Mrs. James Thompson, witness BOOBS hs So es caress 3.52 Jno. P. Trebilcock, mileage attending meetings .. 3. Jno. P. Trebillcock, trangporta- tion of paupers .. ..... 5.81 Wm. Tibbetts, services as. judge of election .. er Sam Tasoker, labor on Northome road .. ........ 22.00 Town of Deer River repairing bridge across Deer River 65.00 Ben Tibbets, services as clerk OURO Le. cv acis ais eine nie 220 U. S. Land office, Duluth. transcript of records .. 18.50 U. S. Land office, Cass Lake, transcript of records 11.60 Village of Grand Rapids Hight, Now 101@s ss coos « 105.80 Village of Nashwauk, one-half expenses im contageous diseasep .. ; 19.00 G. W. Ward, services opening bridge at Thorofare .. .... 22.50 P. C. Warner, surveying and re- cording roads .... - 28.78 O. Wenaus, services as cler of election .. .. .. ..-..- 3.50 Wim. Walker, services on county canvassing board .. ...... 9.60 G. W. Ward, freight and hauling cable to ferry, etc. a Oe E. M. Young, labor on, Larson TOOD 2. ose ok ne! wc eee 14.00 Felix Young, labor on Larson road 3a); =o eee August Young, labor ‘on. Larson Road 27.00 The following bills were rejected: George Harding, part payment on contract for Deer River mdsioner King and carried by un animous vote. The following pills were allowed: J. B, Altwood, co ible fees. .$21.00 Albert Anderton, jor on Bena Northome road .. ........ 12.00 Herman Anderson, labor on Bena-Northome - +. 35.00 Lars Anderson services ‘as clerk of election .......... 3.50 Olive Alseth, taking testimony cor@mer’s inquest .. .. .. 9.70 Robt, H. Bailey, justice fees 10.25 John Bayhtari, juror fees.J.C. 1.00 Vilico Bruseff, witness fees.J.C. 6.40 John D. Burgess, justice fees .. 12.95 John, Billideau, meals for gramd and petit jurors 33.05 Andrew Broquist, iabor on BenajNorthome road .. .. 3.00 Andrew Broquist, labor on Bena-Northome road .. 31.00 Geo. D. Barnard & Co. stat'ePory supplies .. . 32.00 E. R. Browne, part payment on contract for heating plant at county jail .. ........ 200.00 Ww. C. Barrett, expenses charge rema‘hs of John Anderson 15.00! P. R. Brooks, sundry drugs for pawpers .. ....-.-.-6e: 3.65 James P. Caldwell, M. deputy ccroncr fees 19.00 Bert Caldwell, lodging for “cor- ciner and care of team. 1.25 Cc. ¥. Carstens, M. D. deputy coroner fees... ..-.++++-- 12.00 Carrol & Brannan, blacksmith- ee Chas Coolen, 50 rods of ditch on Kimg road ...... 55.00 Chas. Coolen, services as 4 WA PRAM TaAAY i315, d A ees eee Zu kis, ae UCL Er deale ae a gly o.uu AuIUe, aaa, Woda WW boy Zou ae AW, Chiao dy OL Me en oe 43.40 eee ew Hibs By Oo vu Cuba, vuadu UL AUdiL., 24.UU ve CULL LUI, BSaiW das WCU sur Steve wllwMedU ...... 0. 5.0u v.28. MCUOPIUCK, DO&:u OL vdseph soweau .. we... 5.00 Bee AV Ca, SU PUCL aig dUT® Widtuts & Wut 6... Lu ve #. iCCOruicK, Meats Lor Porm, Jury, .. .. se ee §662.30 wc olid- Ww abe” U0., suuary BAuUuweY SU 2. 2.2... 151.74 Wy. Hi. yea, LOai LO COlllr Vey reluddgs On Dauger 3.00 MASHUA 1 opMGWUe LO., TeLe- poune serve, Nov. 1910... 31.95 Saw warua, servves as yuage OL Circa, OO... 8.20 B.A. iC Vecar postal car lor 1egiseer OY UeeUS ...... 10.00 Hd. owas, SuMnps and POCOWOMIE «6.4. Le ive - 5.00 sascheucn Sros. ‘hivery ‘here OY MWe Maspetor .. ...... 3.00 fo A. MCVivar, envexpes Lor register Of deeds .. 64.92 A. wc Witla, services on, county camvassng poard 15,00 | Muaneapolis & Kamy River A. R. Co., telewhone for C. all sc Ps, eo ee et 50 Nasnwauk Pharmacy, supplies for é 7.70 (pauper Chas. A. Olson, seryuces as judge of election Nashwauk Hdw. Co., ot paupers, ete. Aitred Petersou, ueput, one: feuy .. .. Thorfton bis el witaes: fees J. Be Chester is “Prati, just< b ices. 283, 65 | W. J. & H. D. Powers, | supplies for court house BG PRM oe nn 3.00 W. J. & H. D. Powers, sup- plies for poor farm... .. 6.30 W. J. & H. D. Powers, supplies Sor TORE nec. hice n ngs 1 9.90 QO. Pearsons, labor on Bema and Ball Club road . --$ 23.37 ets Waiter, witness fees ; 1.12 H. a _ Waiter, witness fees eR anh Seay ws Sheena 1.12 R. T water, witness fees J.C. 1.12 Mrs, R. F. Walter, witness We SO. ks. ae ces 1288 The following applications for cor- rection of assessment and abate- mdi! of taxes were allowed’ John Clingenpeel; O. L, Mather; Oscan B. Warren; Agent for Sargent Land Co, Mrs. S. EK. Romans; L. C. Pendergast; Crook- ston Lumber Co. (4); Horn; CoolidgeSchussler Co., Great western Mining Company. The application of Mrs. Ellen Duf ficy for abatement of penalty upon 1909 taxes was rejected. Spon motion the board adjourned sine die. A. McWILIAAMS, Chairman, Board of County Commis- HERALD-REVIEW COMMERCIAL Book and Job Printing EST KIND OF WOR EST KIND OF S'TOC. Let us figure with you The Herald: Review Has Taken en Invoice and Finds Many Delin-