Grand Rapids Herald-Review Newspaper, June 28, 1911, Page 4

| CoHA: SET HERALD-REVIEW IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE COHASSET, MINNESOTA, JUNE 28, 1911 BOOST FOR COHASSET OFFERINGS The Ladies of Cohasset and vicinity should remember that I carry a nice line of Ladies Gloves Hats and Sunshades Children’s Hats Hair Goods COME IN AND LOOK THEM OVER MRS. W. W. FLETCHER Sta tt tach tt ttt tata tatatndel J.H. Grady & Co. carry a very Complete Line of General Merchandise Call and See Them for Any of Your Necessaries COHASSET, MINNESOTA Soeteetentent SZosZoadeateeteeteetontondontoeterectestont Bass Brook Hotel Up-to-Date Accommodations Sesteetesteateet Sesfoateatoet Seen Oa a Soageeteegs HO! Point Seedeetoetont Seaseets HORM on Pd onroesontonieet sreetoeodiresorterceagontoetents | John Nelson Proprietor Cohasset, - Minnesota : Srteeteetoatens Charles Brown SALOON The Very Best ofEvery- thing Alwayson Hand SW090000000000 i Advertisement For Bids. Notice is hereby given that according to law this 12th day of the| June, 1911. Upon a vote being taken in the sum of ninety-seven thousand, | pov aen and Clerk Gravel; e Nayes, three hundred ninety-nine and 63-100} none, - farble will sell its bonds| the following result was found: Ayes, ! Mera achat Ekman, Fitzgerald, Michela, President’ $1,000 each, December 1, 11912; Number 11 to 20, ten bonds for $1,000 each, payable December 1,, 1913; Number 21 to 30, ten bonds for $1,000 each, payable December 1, 1914; Number 31 to 40, ten bonds for | $1,000 each, payable December 1 1915; Number 41 to 50, ten bonds for | $1,000 each, payable December 1, | 1916; Number 51 to 60, ten bonds for | $1,000 each, payable December 1, | 1917; | Number 61 to 70, ten bonds foi | $1,000 each, payable December 4, | 1918; Number 71 to 80, ten bonds for $1,000 each, payable December 1 1919; Number 81 to 90, ten bonds for $1,000 each, payable December 1 1920; | Number 91 to 96, six bonds for | $1,000 each, payable December 1, | 1921; \Number 97, one bond for $1,399.63, payable December 1, 1921; which said bonds shall become due | and payable as above stated, bearing interest at the rate of five (5) per cent per annum, payable semi-annual- ly, pursuant to a resolution passed on the 12th day of June, 1911, and on file in the office of the Village Clerk. The Village Council of the Village of Marble will meet to open and con- sider bids therefor on the 10th day of July, A. D., 1911, at 8 o’clock p. m at the Town Hall in the Town of Greenway, County of Itasca and State of Minnesota, and the offer deemed most favorable shall be accepted; provided, that the Village Council may reject any and) all bids, and a- ward said bonds to a lower bidder; payable 8 bids. Attest: W. E. BAWDEN, Village President. J. E. GRAVEL, Village Clerk. |! I June 17-31 HR June 21-July 5. “OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS lage of Marble, Itasca County, Minnesota. Minutes of Regular Meeting held June 12, 1911. The village council of the village of Marbie, met in regular this 12th day of June, 1911, all mem- bers present. The minutes of last meeting were read and approved. The following correspondence was read and disposed of in the follow- ing manner: St. Paul Foundry’s let- ter in regard to lamp posts, which had been referred to the village electrician, was taken up on his re- port and the clerk was authorized to write the St. Paul Foundry that the lamp posts had been repaired; to furnish them a statement of cost and to issue a village voucher for the balance of retainer. This on by Trustee Michela, was duly car- ried. A motion was made by Trustee Fitzgerald, seconded by Trustee Michela, that the special committee appointed, which consists of Trustees Ekman and Fitzgerald, be authoriz- ed to employ Messrs. Chalburg & Baum to erect a bandstand, provid- ing arrangements can be made with the Oliver Iron Mining Co. for the use of the grounds. The motion carried. It was moved by Trustee Fitzger- ald, seconded by Trustee Ekman and carried that the report of the night marshal be accepted. Village Attorney Peterson then ids relating to the water works, and one from the village of Gilbert, the council selecting the different sec- tions and clauses which were found suitable and which the council de- sired to be inserted in the village ordinance which the village attorney was requested to draw up for the village of Marble. It was moved by Trustee Michela, ; seconded by Trustee Fitzgerald, that | the clerk be authorized to write the | H. L. Bartlett Co. that their pro- fired hydrants was rejected. Village ordinance No. 8 was then read for the second time and on mo- | tion of Trustee Ekman, seconded by Trustee Fitzgerald, the ordinance was approved and ordered published ($97,399.63) dollars to be paid Saar of soe Coleraine Optic ature as hereinafter set | the a Iron News and the Grand | Ana = ee Rapids Herald-Review were then | forth, to-wit: ponds for | °@Sidered and it being found that Number 1 to 10, ten nds the Herald-Review’s was the lowest or may, upon like notice invite other | Of the Village Council of the Vil-| session | motion of Trustee Ekman, seconded | read an ordinance from Grand Rap- | ! position to set in place public and } and most advantageous bid, the fol- lowing motion was offered: Moved by Trustee Michela, seconded by Trustee Fitzgerald that the bid of the Grand Rapids Herald-Review, for publishing the minutes, etc., of the council at prices stated in the bid, be accepted. Ayes, all mem- bers; nayes, none. The motion was declared carried. . Trustee Ekman then offered the following resolution authorizing the sale of bonds, ete: —— RESOLUTION. “Resolution to issue bonds of the village of Marble, Minnesota, in. the sum of ninety-seven thousand, three hundred ninety-nire and 63-100 dol- lars ($97,399.63) for the purpose of refunding and paying the outstand- ing floating indebtedness of said } village and the authcrizing and calling of a special election for the purpose of submitting the propcsition of is-} suing said bonds to the voters of said village. “Whereas, a petition in writing, signed by fifty or more resident vot- ers of the Village of Marble, in the county of Itasca and state of Minne- !sota, praying that said village and its! jccunecil shall proceed to issue and! |dispese of the bonds of said village | jin the amount of, to-wit: Ninety: en thousand, three hundred ninety- nine and 68-100 ($97,399 ling the out nding floating indebt- edness of sa lage, has been pre- sented to said village council accord- ing to law; and “Whereas, said village of Marble now has an outstanding floating in- debtedness of, to-wit: ninety-seven thousand, three hundred ninety-nine and 63-100 ($97,399.63) dollars, the same being evidenced by the village orders of said village issued there- for; and “Whereas, this village council deems it necessary and expedient jand to the best interest of said vil- lage and its citizens and residents that said village do proceed to issue and dispose of its bonds in said sum for said purposes, and that the pro- ceeds of said bonds when so issued and’ disposed’ of to: be used to refund and thereby pay said outstanding in- | debtedness; | Now, therefore, be it resolved by he village council of the village of Marble that said village shall pro- ceed, and that it do proceed, to issue and dispose of the bonds of said village in the sum of ninety-seven |thousand, three hundred ninety-nine and 63-100 ($97,399.63) dollars for the purpose of refunding and there- fore paying said outstanding float- ing indebtedness of the village as aforesaid; that id bonds bear in- |terest at the rate of five (5) per cent per annum, payable semi-annu- lally at such plece as the village | cc ev- | ¢ | ‘and issuing and disposing of the bonds of said village therefor as above stated; That the Village Recorder of said village be, and he is hereby author- fzed and ordered to call said special ‘election and to give due notice there- of; that said special election shall be held at the town hall in the Township of Greenway, situated within said village of Marble on the! 8rd day of June, A. D. 1911. Approved this tenth day of May, A. D.,.1911. W. E. BAWDEN, Village President. Attest: J. E. GRAVEL, Village Clerk, Uon motion of Trustea Michela, seconded by Trustee Fitzgerald, the foregoing resolution was put to a vote and carried by the following vote: Ayes, Trustees Michela, Ftiz- gerald and Ekman; Nays, none. The estimate of Village Engineer Chamberlin of the work done by H. L. Bartlett Co, from the Ist day of April to the 1st day of Juné, was taken up and same was returned to Mr. Chamberlain with the request that he check this estimate with the previous estimates of Engineer Driese so that no allowance may be made for material on the ground, which may have been taken up in the previous estimates. A motion was made by Trustee Michela, seconded by Trustee Fitz- gerald, that a contract be entered nto with A. E. Perrier, as per con- tract on file with the village clerk. The motion was put to a vote and ed by the following result: Ayes members; nays, none. same it was referred to the commit- tee on streets and alleys. Owing to important duties the clerk was compelled to be excused re Gilbert brought up the matter | 63) dollars! o# iron hitching posts placed in side- for the purpose of refunding and pay- walks and after discussion of the from remaining any longer and Pres- ident. Bawden took the minutes for the remainder of the meeting. Messrs. W. H. Nichols and C. J. Sullivan, as a committee represent- ing the Commercial club for the prosioting of a Fourth of July cele- bration, appeared before the council and requested a donation from the ‘council for said purpose. It was moved by Trustee Fitzgerald seconded by Trustee Michela, that the village council appropriate $50 for the above purpose. The motion carried. Upon motion of Trustee Ekman, sec- onded by Trustee Fitzgerald, the following claims were allowed: G. W. Chamberlain, village en- gineering.. .. .. .. .. + $56.00 J. E. Gravel, miscellaneous ex- Dr. R. T. Glyer, fumigation.. 5.00 King Lumber Co., lumber.. .. 4.98 A. E. Perrier, hardware and sup- WHOM 55 sic sas. pe vista oa pees ae C. H. Dockeray, judge of spec- ial election.. a 3.00 0. IM. Co., ground rental.. 6.00 (Geo. C. Gilbert, judge of spec- ; ial election .. .. 3.00 'L. W. Leithhead Drug , chlor- ide of lime. . & - 10.26 |Itasca Iron News, printing... .. 7.50 Pay roll, month of May.. ..1,130.44 Moved by Trustee Ekman and jseconded by Trustee Fitzgerald that |the clerk be authorized to write {Street Commissioner Allen to sus- pend all street work until after fur- |ther notice. The motion carried. Moved by Trustee Ekman, sec- |onded by Trustee Michela and carried that the salary of the clerk be fix- ed at $50.00 per month. Upon motion of Trustee Ekman, seconded by Trustee Fitzgerald the council then adjourned, subject to ;the call of the president. W. E. BAWDEN, | Village President. Attest: J. E. Q@RAVEL, Village Clerk. HOUSE WIRING HANGING A Electrical Supplies and Machinery AND FIXTURE ' SPECIALTY W. NN. DELCOUR ELETRICAL CONTRACTOR Leave Orders at HARDWARE DEP’TMENT Henry Hughes @ Co. P. O. BOX 154 Grand Rapids, Minn The Diamond Feed Co. Carries on hand a full line of Hay, Rough neil of said village may designate; Feeds, Shorts, Bren, Oilmeals, etc and is per- said bonds being in the denomina- S e : ftion of one thousand ($1,000,00) dol: pared to attend your wants cn short notice each, except the last, which nall be in the sum of one thousand, three hundred ninety-nine and 63-100 ($1 3) dollars, as follows, name- ly: Numbers 1 to 10, ten bonds for $1,000 each, payable December 1, 1912; 11 to 20 ten bonds for $1,000 each, payable December 1, 1913; 1 to 30, ten bonds for $1,000 each, able December 1, 1914; 31 to 40, ten bonds for $1,000 each, yable December 1, 1915; | 41 to 50, ten bonds for $1,000 each, payable December 1, 1916; | 51 to 60, ten bonds for $1,000 each, paayable December 1, 1917; 61 to 70, ten bonds for $1,000 each, payable December 1, 1918; 71 to 80, ten bonds for $1,000 each, {payable December 1, 1919; | 81 to 90, ten bonds for $1,000 each, payable December 1, 1920; 91 ta 96, six bonds for $1,000 each, | payable December 1, 1921; 97, one bond for $1,399.63, payable | December 1, 1922; and which bonds shall be due payable as above stated; Be it further resolved that a special election of said~village and ‘of the electors and legal voters thereof be duly called and held for the purpose of submitting to the | said electors and voters of said vil-| \Jage the proposition of refunding the | said outstanding floating indebtedne s | and | Deliveries made to any Part of the village. 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