Grand Rapids Herald-Review Newspaper, November 22, 1911, Page 7

PAGE 81x ATEN ae ‘ OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS) OF THE Village Council Grand Rapids Minutes of meeting of Nov. 13th., 1911. A regular meeting of the Village Council of the Village of Grand Rap- ids, Itasca county, Minn., was held at the Council chambers in the vil- lage hall in said Village this 13th day of November, 1911, at 8 o'clock, p.m Present: Pres'dent Bossard, Trus- tees Arscott and Russell, and Re- corder Sherman, The minutes of the last meeting were read and approved. Petitions were presented as fol- lows: From Margaret Wright asking for an abatement of a sidewalk tax levied and assessed in 1904 against lots 11 to 15, block 73, Kearney’s addition, the original tax being $104.00, and petitioner asking that it be reduced to $60.00. From the trustees of the Methodist church asking that the penalties, interest and costs accrued on the original sewer assessment against Lots 1, 2 and 3, block 29, First division, be abated and the trustees offered to pay the amount of the original as- sessments. Also from the Trustees of the Methodist church asking that the Council recommend that the tax levied against Lots 9 and 10, Block 15, First division, for the years 1907 and 1910 be entirely abated on, the ground that the said property was urch property and should not be Taxed. Upon motion duly seconded and carried the said. matters were Tre- ferred to the village attorney who was instructed to file written opinion to the legality, of the council taking action on said petitions, and the attorney was also instructed to have his opinion cover all matters as to the taxation of other like church properties. Reports from Justice of the Peace Bailey and Village Treasurer McMa- were presented, approved and ordered placed on file. Under the head of unfinished bus- ss the bill of Wm. R. McVeigh as hon ine for hauling 787 loads ‘of refuse from the Henry Hughes & Co., building on Kindred avenue to several fills in the village, was taken from the , and after discussion in which McVeigh took part, it developed hat Mr. MeVeigh had estimated that would be in the neighborhood when he made his of- the council to haul said re- the Fourth street east fill, that he had not hauled said re- to said fill but had placed the of the refuse on west Fourth Trustee Arscott moved that allowed Mr. McVeigh the ere of 400 loads er to to and fuse bulk treet, be ere um of $40.00 for his work. Recorder Sh ‘rman seconded the motion, and motion was carried. Tustee Arscott introduced the fol- lowing resolution and moved its adoption, “Whereas, a meeting duly author- ized by resolution of the Village Council of the Village of Grand Rap- ids, County of Itasca, State of Min- nesota, adopted September 17th, A. D. 1909, for the purpose of hearing testimony and ascertaining bene- fits to property by reason of the construction of a sewer on Third street, was duly held at the Coun cil chambers in said Village of Grand Rapids, on the 18th day of October, A. D. 1909, at 8 o'clock in the evening of said day, pursuant to #aid resolution, and said proceedings were fully had in accordance there- with, and the benefits to said pro- perty duly determined at said time and place according to law “Resolved, that the Village Coun- cil of the Village of Grand Rapids, County of Itasca, State of Minnesota, have duly determined, and do here- by determine that the amount of bene- fits caused by the construction of a sewer on Third street from Hough- ton avenue to DeLaittre avenue, in said Village of Grand Rapids, to each lot, part of lot and parcel of ground fronting said Third street, viz: where said sewer has been con- structed, as aforesaid, with the names of the respective’ owners thereof, to be as in the statement following, viz; Name of Front Description Amt. of Owner Feet of cromeny Benefits R. Root 143 ae 2 Block 15, Original Plat $135.87 Anderson 143 Lot 13 Block 15 $135.87 Trustee Russell seconded the mo- tion to adopt the resolution, and upon a roll call the motion was car- ried, and _the President declared resolution duly adopted. Recorder Sherman introduced the Gust. ae resolution and moved its ge at the sidewalk ordered hes be constructed on South side of Ninth street, from Kindred avenue to Houghton avenue, in the Village of Grand Rapids, County of Itasca and State of Minnesota, by resolu- tion duly adopted on the 9th day of August, A. D. 1909, by the Village Council of said Village, was not fully done and completed within the time and in the manner prescribed by said resolution, and, “Whereas, by resolution adopted j on the 30th day of June, 1911, the village council did order the side- walk to be fully completed and the work done and the entire expense thereof to be paid out of the General Revenue Funds of the said Village, and, “Wheeas, the said sidewalk was by said Village Council under said reso- lution adopted on the 9th day of August, A. D., 1909, as aforesaid, duly completed and approved on the 14th day of August, A. D. 1911, be it therefore, “Resolved, that at the Counch ehamber, in the Village hall, in the Village of Grand Rapids, Coun- ty of Itasca and State of Minnesota, on Monday, the 4th day of December, A. D. 1911, at 8 o’clock in the even- ing of said day, the Village Council of the said Village of Grand Rapids will hear testimony of all persons interested or effected, and ascertain the amount of benefits to property fronting said sidewalk by reason of the construction of said sidewalk on said Ninth street from Kindred avenue to Houghton avenue, as aforesaid, and, “Further, that this resolution shall be duly served on or before the 18th day of November, 1911, upon the owners of all lots, part of lots and parcels of ground fronting the said Ninth street from Kindred avenue to Houghton avenue, where said sidewalk has been constructed as aforesaid, and whose names duly appear with their respective hold- ings in the said resolution and adopted on the 9th day of August, 1909, by the Village Counci] of said Village of Grand Rapids, said ser- vice to be made in accordance with the statutes in such case made and provided.” Trustee Arscott seconded the motion to adopt the resolution, and upon a roll cal] said motion was duly carried and President Bossard declared the resolution duly adopted. the | following resolution and moved its j agjoption, viz “Whereas, the sidewalk ordered to be constructed on the west side ot Kindred avenue, from Fifth to Sixth streets, in the Village of Grand Rapids, county of Itasca State of Minnesota, by fesolution duly adopted on the 12th day of June, 1911, by the Village Council of the said Village, was not fully done and completed within the time and in the manner prescribed by | said resolution, and, “Whereas, by resolution adopted on; |the 12th day of June, 1911, the Vil- |lage Council did order the sidewalk to be fully completed and the work} done and the entire expense there- of to be paid out of the general revenue funds of the said Vil- lage, and, “‘Wheeas, the said sidewalk was by the Village Council under said resolution adopted the 12th day of June, 1911, as aforesaid, duly com- pleted and approved on the 9th day of October, A. D. 1911, “Be it, therefore, resolved, that at the Council Chamber, in the Village Recorder Sherman introduced | and | jan issued to pay same, viz: Mesaba Telephone Co. phone POMC. see ree. ae Oe Emil Denny, 1 cord of 4-foot hardwood .. .. .. ........ 4,50 Ed. Hachey, building cement crossings and approaches .. Hugh McEwan, ascistirg in pre- paration of pavement, side- walk and sewer assessments Henry Hughes & Co. assignees of Claude Lee, 41 hrs of la- bor on streetts .. .... Henry Hughes & Co. assignees of L. Lee, 41 hrs. labor man and .eam on streets FP. C. Warner, engineer’s ser- vices laying out walks Pp. ¢ Wa uer, assig’:: John Benton erzineer’s assistant. J. S. Lofberg, materia} for planking bridge.. The following bills «ere audited and allowed, viz: Andrew King, 25 hours labor on streets, £5 00; Ole Lee, 16 hours man and team on streets, $8.00; Claude Lee, 21 hours labor on streets, $4.20; Ben King, 60 hours labor on streets, $12.00; Charles Tanberg, 5 hours labor on streets, $1.00; Claude Lee, 50 hours labor on streets, $10.00; Ole Lee, 5G hours man and team on streets, $25.00; C. Wilson, 20 hours labor on streets, $4.00; John Benton, 57 hours labor on streets, $11.40; John Benton, 55 hours labor on streets, $11.00; Ben King, 50 hours labor on streets, $10.00; Ben King, 70 hours labor on streets, $14.00; Ole Lee rent of wagon 20 days, $5.00. Each of said claims being duly as- signed Lieberman Bros. a warrant was ordered issued to said Lieber- man Bros., in the sum of $128.60 in payment of said claims. Quackenbush & Pearson made ap- plication for a renewal of their li- quor license, and date of hearing upon the same was set for the 24th day of November, 1911, at 8 o'clock mh m. Upon motion the meeting then ad- journed to meet on the 24th day 9.05 5.00 8.20 of November, 1911, at 8 o'clock p. m. A. C. BOSSARD, President. Attest: FRANK SHERMAN, Village Recorder. OFFICIAL ‘PROCEEDINGS School Board OF DISTRICT NO. Itasca County, Minnesota Grand Rapids, Minn., Noy. 15, 1911. Pursuant to adjournment the County Board of Itasca county met at the coun- ty court house in the Village of Grand Rapids this 15th day of November, 1911, at 10 o'clock a. m. Members present: Commissioners O’- Brien, Nelson, King and Mullins. The application of the Board of Super- visors of the town of Wirt, asking for appropriation of $500 from the County Road and Bridge fund was read. Commissioner King moved the adoption of the following resolution: Resolved that the sum of $500 be and the same is hereby appropriated from the County road and Bridge fund to the Town of Wirt to aid said Town in the repair and construction of roads and bridges. The motion to adopt the reso- lution was seconded by Commissioner. O° Brien and carried by unanimous vote. It being the time set for hearing upon the petition for the establishment of a highway on the line between the Towns of Grand Rapids and Arbo, the same was then taken under consideration. The hall, in the Village of Grand Rapids, County of Itasca and State of Min- nesota, on Monday, the 4th day of December, A. D. 1911, at 8 o'clock in the evening of the said day, the Village Council of said Village of Grand Rapids will hear testimony of all persons interested or affected and ascertain the amount of bene- fits to property fronting said side- walk on Kindred avenue from Fifth to Sixth streets as aforesaid, and, “Further, that this resolution shall be duly served on or before the 18th day of November, A. D. 1911, upon the owners of all lots, parts of lots and parcels of ground fronting the said Kindred avenue from Fifth to Sixth streets where said sidewalk has been constructed, as aforesaid, and whose names duly appear with their respective holdings in the said resolution adopted the 12th day of June, 1911, by the Village Council of the said Village of Grand Rapids, said service to be made in accord- ance with the Statutes in such case made and provided.” Trustee Russell seconded the mo- tion to adopt the resolution, and upon a roll call the motion was carried, and President Bossard de- clared the resolution duly adopted. The following bills were presented, allowed and warrants were ordered committee appointed to examine the route of said road filed a report in which they recommended that the pray- er of the petitioners be granted. Com- missioner King moved thet the report of. the committee be approved, that the Prayer of the petitioners be granted, that said highway be ordered established in accordance with the committee’s re- port and that the advantages and bene- fits to each description of land over which said road passes be and are hereby assessed equal to the damages sustained; further that said highway be known and designated as County Road No; 109. The motion was seconded by Commissioner O’Brien and carried by unanimous vote. ‘An adjournment was taken to o'clock p.m. Pursuant to adjournment the. Board again met at one o'clock p. m. Members present: Commissioners Mul- lins, O’Brien, King and Nelson. Upon motion of Commissioner O’Brien seconded by Commissioner King the minutes of the meeting ‘of September 21, 22 and October 14, 1911, were approved by unanimous vote. one Commissioner King moved that the sum of $25 be appropriated from the County Revenue fund to the Itasca County Agricultural Association. Said amount to be expended for the purpose of assisting in defraying the expense of bringing the exhibit from the Town of Ardenhurst to the Itasca County fair, held in September 1911, and that the County Auditor be authorized and in- structed to issue his warrant in favor of the Secretary of: said Association for the amount of such appropriation. The motion was seconded by Commissioner O’Brien and carried by unanimous. yote. Commissioner King moved that a com- mittee of three be appointed to go with | Hibbing branch of the Great Northern | A. Clairmont, man and team Mis- the Assistant State Engineer to inspect the. work done on County Road No. 91 under the Abe Palon contract. The motion was seconded by Commissioner O’Brien and carried by unanimous vote. Commissioners King, O’Brien and Mul- lins were appointed as such committee. Commissioners Nelson, O’Brien and Mullins were appointed to examine the work done by O. L. Sherman upon coun- ty road No. 79, in Section 36 of the Town of Trout Lake. Commissioners O’Brien and Nelson were appointed a committee to examine the work done under the direction of C. V. Smith upon the old Prairie River | road in Township 59, Range 24. The following bonds were presented to the Board for approval. Bond of A. A. Mitchell & Co. in the ; Sum of $5,000.00, with the Equitable Sur- ety Company as surety, in connection with their contract for the construction of Couny Road No. 101. Bond of Carl Magnuson in connection with his contract for the construction of the Orth Road in the sum of $1,065, with J. P. Johnson and Wm. Hoolihan as sureties. The bond of E. R. Browne in the sum of $361 with Fred A. King and E. A. Kremer as sureties, in connection with his contract for putting tar and gravel roofing on the deck roof of the County court house, The bond of E. R. Browne with Fred A. King and E. A. Kremer as sureties in the sum of $500, in connection with his contract for taking off all old shing- les from the court house roof and re- Placing the same with asbestos shing- les. Bond of E. R. Browne in the sum of $490 with Fred A, King and E. A. Kremer as sureties in connection with his contract for replacing cornice, gut- ters and valleys on the court house roof. The bond of Ole Mangseth in the sum of $2,350 with the Title Guarantee and Surety Company as surety in con- nection with his painting contract. Commissioner O’Brien moved that all of said bonds be approved, the motion was seconded by Commissioner Nelson and carried by unanimous vote. Commissioner King moved that a com- mittee be appointed to examine the work done by J. A. Van Pattee upon the Vermilion road. The motion was sec- onded and carried. Commissioners 0’- Brien, King and Nelson were appointed as such committee. An adjournment was then taken to 10 o'clock a. m. November 16th, 1911. Pursuant to adjounment the Board again met the 16th day of November at 10 o’clock a. m. Members present: Commissioners Mul- lins and O'Brien. Three being no quorum present an ad- journment was taken to one o'clock p. m. Puruant to adjournment the again met at one o'clock p. m. Members present: Commissioners Mul- lins, O’Brien and Nelson. The following bids were received for certain material and labor for improve- ments upon the County Court Housa in accordance with plans and specifica tions prepared by D. V. Case & Broom- hall,, architects. For steel ceiling for court room, Range Cornice and Roofing Hibbing for $265. Bid of E. R. Browne of Grand Rapids Minnesota, for the sum of $272 For furnishing chairs for Commission- er’s room ‘and jury box, Geo. F. Kremer, jury chairs for $8.75, $12.50 or $27.00 each, and assembly chairs for Commis- | sioner’s room for $2.75 each. F. E. Reusswig, jury chairs for $12.00 each, Commissioner’s chairs $12.00 each and assembly chairs for $2.50 each. For carpenter work for constructing new jury stand, railing in Commission- er’s room, removing partition in old | commissioner's room and certain other repair work, bid in by Len Hofer to} furnish all labor and material for the sum of $650.00. | After considering the bids for ceiling, Commissioner that the bid of E. R. Browne be ac- cepted. The motion was seconded by } Commissioner Nelson and carried by unanimous vote. Upon motion of Commissioner O'Brien seconded by Commissioner Nelson, the bid of Geo. F. Kremer to furnish 12 leather-seated jury chairs as described in said bid for the sum of $12.50 each | was accepted, and the bid of F. E. Reus | wig to furnish 6 oak chairs upholstered in leather as described in said bid for Board the Company of steel | O’Brien moved the sum of $12.00 each and 20 oak assembly chairs as described in said bid for $2.50 each was accepted. After considering the matter of the carpenter work the Board determined that it would be advisable to let the contract for the new work only and that the repair work should be done by day labor. Len Hofer was present and agreed to change his bid to provide for the new work only as shown by the plans ano specifications, for the sum of $475 for all labor and material, which bid was accepted upon motion of Com- missioner Nelson, seconded by Commis- sioner O'Brien. Upon motion of Commissioner O’Brien seconded by Commissioner Nelson, Mel- vin Rosholt was awraded the job of haul ing sand upon county road No. 52 which said road crosses the big swamp in | town of Feeley for the sum of 50c per yard. A petition was presented requesting the Board to grant a re-hearing in the matter of the petition for the organiza- tion of School District No. 3 being com- | posed of Township 150, Range 29, which Petition was granted by the County ; Board at a meeting held on the 14th day of October, 1911. Commissioner O’- | Brien moved that said petition be grant- ed and that a re-hearing be ordered and that the date for such re-hearing be fixed as the 6th day of December, 1911, at 10 o’clock a. m..and that the County Auditor cause the proper notice of such re-hearing to be published, posted and served as provided by law. The motion | was seconded by Commissioner Nelson | and carried by unanimous vote. | Upon motion of Commissioner O’Brien | seconded by Commissioner Neison the County Attorney was instructed to pre- pare notices and cause the same to be | served to the Great Northern Railway | Co., to construct a crossing at the | point where county road No. 52 crosses the tracks of said railway near Swan) River station, and also at the point | where a certain county road crosses the | i Railway at the Townsite of Goodland. A communication from Commissioner Cohasset State Bank, sundry claims Shellman regarding the matter of the for labor on road.. .. .. .. .. ..41.63 relief of Mrs. R. J. Wilcox was read. | Charles Coolen, balance King road Commissioner Nelscn moved that the; contract.. .. .. .. + 139.83 matter of temporary relief for said Mrs. | Coleraine Mercantile Co., supplies Wilcox be referred to Commissioner furnished Mrs. Elj.. .. .. .. .. -.10.00 Shellman who was authorized and in- | James P. Caldwell, medical attend- structed to furnish necessary temporary ance paupers month of October, ..35.00 relief and that the matter of furnishing | City Lumber Co., supplies for poor extended relief to said Mrs. Wilcox be dike Vet boeing’ S406 AB referred to the County Attorney for an opinion. . The. motion was;seconded. by Commissioner O’Brien and carried by unanimous vote. Commissioner Nelson moved that County the purchase from the County of the following stock certificates belonging to Itasca County and formerly the property of A. A. Kremer, Ex=County Treasurer, to-wit: 10 shares of stock of the First State Bank of Marble, Marble, Minnesota. 3. shares of stock of the First State Bank of Bovey, Bovey, Minnesota. 50 shares of stock of Greer Cannea Copper Company, face value $20 each. 168 shares of stock of Butte and Su- perior Copper Company face value $5 per share. 400 shares of stock of Prospector Gold the 800 shares of Grande Ronde Coal Com- pany, face value $1 per share. 4,000 shares of stock of Mine Operat- ing Company, face value $1 per share. 20 bonds of Mine Operating Company, face value $100 each. The motion was seconded by Commis- sioner O’Brien and carried by unani- |across the Bowstring River on a road Upon motion applications on next meeting. The following bills were allowed: Gus. Anders, witness justice court, $1.12 Fred Anderson, juror justice court, 1.00 Bert Anderson, juror justice court, 1.00 Gus. Anderson, juror justice court, 1.00 all further petitions and file were laid over to the Cc. E. Aiken, juror justice court ..1.00 Fred Anderson, team 1 day on county road survey.. .. + 5.00 Andrew Aho, assisting ‘engineer | 1-2 day County road survey.. Robert H. Bailey, justice fees.. ..22.75 J. O. Baker, justice fees.. .. .. J. O. Baker, justice fees.. .. .. disffict court.. .. .. .. + « H. J. Cooper, justice fe Christie Litho. & Printing Auditor advertise for bids for | Mining Company face value $1 per share. N. Delcour, “electrical supplies Sie labor court house.. « -27.90 H. E. Graftam, juror justice court, 1.00 od chs |W. W. Gordon, ditching on King Commissioner Nelson moved that the] joad.. .. .... < e gEee Chairman appoint a committee to g0|o, p, Grambo, part payment road to the County Poor Farm and purchase| jn Oteneagen.. aoe necessary supplies for the poor house | Frank Gran, labor performed upon and necessary clothing for the inmates Bovey-Feeley road.. 10.00 thereof. The motion was seconded by|y. 3 Grady & Co., supplies for Commissioner O’Brien and carried by} Hugh Leslie. es 20.00 ——— J. H. Grady & Co., supplies for Commissioners O’Brien and Mullins |" “Charles Miller. j 12,27 were appointed as such committee. isc bons clastine ston "9.95 Commissioner Od’Brien moved that | Gust Hulm, constable fees.. - 18.1 the court house and jail committee be | yohn Hendrickson, witness ju instructed to provide garbage cans or| court.. -.2.20 boxes for the court house and jail. |O1e Hanson, witness justice There was no second to the motion. Gout: 1.66 Commissioner O'Brien moved that | John Hurley, witness justice court, 1.12 | relief in the sum of $12 per month be/xK F. Hurley, witness justice court, 1.12 allowed John Wuorinen, said relief to|G , Heath, juror justice court.. 1.00 remain in force until January 1, 1912. | steve Heeomotich, witness justice , |The motion was seconded by Commis-| court.. Shia ee eet _.B.36 sioner Nelson and carried by unanimous | Ropert Harling, constable fees... 4.85 vote. Henry Hughes, juror justice court ..1.00 Commissioner O’Brien moved that the|{en Hofer, juror justice court.. ..1.00 sum of $500 be appropriated frém the | wm. Hulbert, examining lands County Revenue fund to the County At-| Ora, County Board... eer torney’s Contingent fund. The motion | Geo. J, Hanley, post mortem re- was seconded by Commissioner Nelson| mains Geo. Rahier. : $60 and carried by unanimous vote. Hoicc: Holsman. (dgnasiite: "4.00 A communication from Sam Simpson | sfichael Hawley, labor upon Deer \regarding Cut-Foot-Sioux bridge was! jiyer-Dumas. ; 5.00 jread, Commissioner O’Brien moved that!c. p. Horton, part payment contract ‘a committee be appointed to examine| road in Oteneagen.. 19.00 said bridge and direct the necessary re-|@, p. Horton, part payment contract pairs thereon. The motion was seconded| road in Oteneagen.. .. . 14.00 | by Commissioner Nelson and carried by | Jonn Hurley, putting in culvert |unanimous vote. Commissioners O’Brien| on Lawrence Lake Road. 15.00 and Mullins were appointed as such | Micheal Hawley, labor upon State committee. ecm: 2.50 A petition from the Town Board of |@ p. Horton, part payment road the Town of Popple for a joint bridge} contract.. 10.00 Cc. D. Horton, part payment road known as the Cooper road in said town! contract. ‘was read and upon motion of Commis- | Gust Hedquist, covering Soadet i | stoner O'Brien seconded by Commission- | gravel. i 79.20 er Nelson was laid over to the next) ©, C, Holsman, faeces ete. 10 | meeting for further consideration. | Henry Hughes & Co., supplies for A communication regarding railroad) jail... eerste: crossing at Wawina was read. The | Henry Hughes & Co., supplies for Railroad Company agreed to construct a) poor farm 3.30 crossing across the double tracks of ‘heodore Josephson, witness justice the Raflroad and to grade the same court.. : a 8.00 furnishing all labor and material — for ed J, Johnson, labor upon coun- the sum of $137. Comm pner O'Brien! ty road 8.00 moved that the sum of $137 be appropri-| Fred Johnson labor performed upon ated from the County road and bridge) King road i oo ee fund for the construction of said cross- Charl Johnson livery for county ing and that the County Auditor be) physician. 37.75 instructed to draw a warrant in favor | yiys. Os Johnson, nursing Mrs of the Great Northern Railway Company| Jaa Sarsa Sashes 9.00 jfor such amount. The motion was duly | King Lumber Co., lumber sor jail seconded and carried. barn ete. noe Paenrias 7 Upon motion the hearings upon the| King Lumber Co., coal for poor petitions for County roads No. 80, 105, | farm . nie aes ie + -28.90 106 and 107 were continued to the next |pos, Kingston, constable fe 19.15 | meeting. Geo. F. Kremer, juror J. C. --1.00 Upon motion the hearing upon the pe- | Phos, Kerr, juror J. C. .. -. -...+- 1.00 tition for the survey of section 35, town-| w. A. Kiley, running fe! Nov. 1st. ship 55, Range 25, and section 19, town-| to Noy. 14... . -20.00 ship 56, Range 25 were continued to the|w. 4. Kiley, Sunninad ae during next meeting. Cet ibec ask 2 sce genie - 50.00 King Lumber Co., supplies furnished Mrs. Wm. Benham .. .. 17.40 Thos. Kerr, livery to hospital poor farm=..... 2. 2. ee 2+ oe oe 0 FE. C. Kiley, publishing proceed- Ange bes Ss he Ss. os, obo - 187.45 E. C. Kiley, Sunary stationery - 88.50 A. L. Lafreniere, juror J. C. + 1.00 1.00 416 M. Lieberman, juror J. C. .. Chas. Lieberman, witness J. C.. Chas. B. Larson, labor upon Coon Lake .. .. . 17.12 John Larson, labor upon No. 1 state - J. R. Lyons, repairing poor farm engine 1.95 J. O. Baker, justice fees.. . J. Lioyd, at engineer | on Mrs, A. P. Belanger, witness jus- county road . 2.50 + tice court.. +» +112]4, L. Lafreniere, publishing road. James Barlow, witness justice notice .. .. -. +. court... .. .. . : + eld} al i, Lafreniere, sundry blanks John Buledeau; meals for jurors |Gust Look, attending Mississippi justice court. aie - +815] iver bridge July to Nov. - -133.46 John Billedeau, meals for jurors. Dr. C. R. Morss, post morten ex- district court.. .. .. .. + 22.75 amination .. .. ete EN 6.00 John Boyhtari, juror justice court, 1.00 | yesaba Telephones Co., toll and Johm Barna, assisting on subdivi- inlemiteiee oe - 46.85 sion Sec, 5-55-26.. .. .. +-16.00 | Matt X. Mattson, interpreter J. 6. 250 Joe Barna, assisting on sub- ‘divi- | Charles Maynard, witness J. C. sion Sec. 5-55-26. ++ +-16.00 / Steve Milcorich, witness J. C. Lars Brude, supplies for Elsie C. C. Miller, juror J. C. .. .. ) Skogli.. .15.00 | yirg, Geo. Maynard, board and lodg- R. R. Bell, rugs “ete. ‘tor ‘paupers, 27.20/ ing survey crew on county road. .11.25 R. R. Bell, magazines for jurors Geo. Maynard, assisting engineer om county road .. .. -. -. «+++ 10.00 Ole Muri, labor on road (county) 70.30 Solly Mathson, labor upon survey niture for court house.. .2 .. - of- county road eae D. V. Gase & Broomhall, architects’ | Carl Manuson,g part capipseast Orth fees etc. new work on court | réad contract . Sed <5" gigi wey house.. ay : - 810.00 | Neil Mullins, committee work and | Christie Litho & ‘Printing Co., deed po Fieeiee: 2. Se Seen i otsed . 53.60 record book. : - 48.00 | Gar) Magnuson, part ‘payment Orth Al. Clairmont, assisting on sub-divi- road contract .. eee 200,00 sion Sec. 5- --14.00 | Meanger & Oas, érendpcots Giada ouis Carlson, witness justice |: -pauiperee bere cos Rca court. +196 | wirs. May Martin, ‘house rent for Mrs. Carl ‘Gosciatto, witness ustice Mrs, McKeeby ... .. Se ae 05.00 court.. .. . . +++112} Moe, Anderson & Albingon, balance /Carl Guscotto, witness Justice | of bil, burial of Jay Cole .. .. 10,00 court.. .. »-L12 | Neth McDougal, jurer J. C. oe 1100 James Connell, juror justice court, 1.00 Tom MeVeigh, assisting engineer D. P. Cashen, juror justice court, 1.00] on gurvey .. .. c. ceccee oe cess. Ben Dixon, juror justice court.. .. 1.00 Louis F. Dow Co., multigraph rib- MOMAE,! seen so ain «hese Rtiatie slaw roe OO J. J. Durrell, juror justice court.. 1.00 Alex Dunn, labor on State and County roads.. .. .. .. «- ++ +---57.50 Dunn & Marcia, road culverts.. ..55.60 Ingvald Didrickson, balance on road contract in Oteneagen.. + 28.00 John Dahlberg, part payment on ditch King road.. .. .. + -19.30 S. M. Dinwiddie, board of paupers y October.. .. -. = hacen AM E Enstrom, witness justice court ..1.12 Cc. J. Franti, justice fees. 52.95 Armer Frolick, constable fees.. ..10.60 Frank Forsvick, witness fees jus- Peeieourtyc con ius ss sf 7a oBAB The Fritz-Cross Co., books and atationery.. 6. 6. 66 ce ee oe oe 194.80 D. P. Fieldman, labor and expens: survey county road.. - 16.50 D. P. Fieldman, survey etc. state drain ditch. . ae \Erick Franzen, constable fees.. ..5.97 D. P. Fieldman, livery to inspect | ditches. . = 20 200 ee