Grand Rapids Herald-Review Newspaper, January 17, 1912, Page 6

] _ OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS ITASCA COUNTY, MINN Grand Rapids, Minn., Jan. 2, 1912. In accordance -with the provisions of Bection 424, Revised Laws of 1905, the Board of County Commissioners of Itas- «a County, Minnesota, met at the Coun- ty Court house in the Village of Grand Rapids, this 2nd day of January, 1912. Members present: District Number One, Cyrus M. King, Deer River, Dis- trict Number Two, Morris O’Brien, Co- hasset, District Number Three, Andy Nelson, Bovey, District, Number Four, Neil Mullins, Laprairie, District Number Jno. L. Shellman, Nashwauk. The meeting was called to order by the County Auditor who announced that the first business to be transacted was man for the ensuing year. sioner King nominated Commissioner Andy Nelson and Commissioner O'Brien nominated Commissioner Jno. L. Shell- man. Upon roll call Commissioner Shell man received three votes and Commis- sfoner Nelson two votes, Whereupon Commissioner Shellman was declared duly elected chairman of the Board for the ensuing year. Commissioner Andy Nelson was elected Vice Chairman for the ensuing year by unanimous vote. Commissioner King moved that the hearing upon the petition for the forma- tion of a new school district to be com- posed. of the organized Town of Nore and that any and all other petitions for the formation. of new school dis- tricts out of territory now included in sehool district Number One be continu- ea to the next meeting. The motion wa seconded by Commissioner Mullins and carried by unanimous vote. The County Auditor then read an epinion furnished by R. A. McOuat, County Attorney, relative to the relief ef poor, also a letter from the State attorney general concurring in said opinion. Commissioner King moved that said opinion be placed on file for future guidance of the members of the Board in caring for the poor of the County. Commissioner Nelson moved that the County Auditor be instructed to notify all persons receiving fixed monthly re- lief from the County that the same is @iscontinued. The motion was second- ed by Commissioner King and carried by unanimous vote. Messrs. E. J. Farrell and E. C. Kiley .Tepresenting the Grand Rapids Com- Mercial Club came before the Board and requested the Board to make an apporpriation to assist in maintaining a permanent exhibit. of the agricultural products of Itasca County at the Twin City, immigration Bureau ef the North- ern “Minnesota Development Association “and also to assist in paying the coun- ty’s asséssment towards the main- “tenance of said - association, Com- missioner ‘King moved that the sum “of, $260.00 be appropriated from the County Revenue Fund to the Htasca County Agricultural Association for-the purpose of aiding in the main- tenance of such an exhibit and the pay- ment of the County's assessment toward the maintenance.of said association and that the County Auditor be instructed to issue his warrant in favor of the Secretary of the Itasca County Agricul- tural Association in payment of the amount of such appropriation. The motion was seconded by, Commissioner Mullins and carried by unanimous vote. The following report of the Board of Audit was presented, TO THE HONORABLE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, ITASCA COUNTY, MINNESOTA. GENTLEMEN; The undersigned Board of Audit of said. Itasca. County, met at the office of the County Treasurer of sajd Coun- ty,..on the Ist day of December A. D. 1911, for the purpose of examining and auditing the accounts, books and vouch- ers of Glen Strader, Treasurer of said County and to count and ascertain the Rind, description and amount of funds im the County Treasury and belonging thereto. We respectfully make the following report thereon. Treasurer's Receipts from September Ist to December 1st, 1911. BALANCE IN THE’ TREASURY + $131,404.59 From Tax Collections ++, 837,392.87 From Mtg. Reg. Tax .. 772.00 From Collections on Public Lands . 3,016.21 For Collections on Private Re- From Collections from Interest on County Funds .... ...... 1,400.19 From Collection of Fines and Beensés® -...-. 0 1.2.0. aeeees 257.20 Frem Collections of Ditch Assessments ...... 0.2.0... 60.42 From School Apportionment and State Aid ...... ...... 25,565.75 From Miscellaneous ...... wees 27,955.75 TOTAL -ssnasenaingen AND RE- SORE TS sss pees seer $ 529,434.06 Disbursements trom September ist, 1911 to December ist, 1911. Paid Orders on Revenue MN bos ey. Soaked +$ 26,513.65 Paid Orders on Poor Fund.. 3,145.47 Paid Warrants on Private Re- demption Fund ...... seeeee 1,283.05 Paid Warrants on Road and Sued |: ... ys...) 18,91827 Paid Warrants on Interest Paid Warrants on General Paid Warrants on Town Funds . . see . 4,330.70 Paid Warrants on School “District Fund ...... ...... 25,996.72 Paid ‘Warrants on Collection . , Public Lands . . 1,281.97 Warrants on Refunding ‘warrants. . access sesees ogecee 1,007.13 Paid Warrants on Inciden- BAD ieee ceeeee seeeeeeseees 36.83 Raga Warrants, 60 County At- Contingent rage 181.47 Bai at close of business Nov. ctetes 439,502.47 AND BALANCE ....., ....$ 529,434.06 Bank Deposits and Cash on Hand. Cash in Safe and Drawer..$ 430.08 Cash Items, Checks, Money Deposited in First National Bank, Grand Rapids ....-. 37,799.05 Deposited in First State Bank Grand Rapids . 43,262.74 Deposited in First National Bank, Deer River .......... 27,671.80 Deposited in First State ‘Bank Bovey .....- Sak: Seeen . 27,678.61 Deposited in First National Bank, Coleraine ........ +. 114,545.13 Deposited in First State Bank, Marble ...... ehaipite's snezie pis « $9,211.79 Deposited in First State Bank, Keewatin ...... ...... wees 41,455.93 Bamke ... cee ceeee ceeees 19,052.01 Deposited in Bande purchas- ap ee ee aes 3,087.95 Deposited on Mortgage. ‘Loans 11,500.00 TOTAL FUNDS ...... ......$ 489,502.47 Repectfully ubmitted this 2nd day of December. 1911. M. A. SPANG, County Auditor. NEIL MULLINS Chairman Board County Commiesionere. 1. D. RASSMUSSEN, Clerk, District Court. Verification of Current Tax Collections By Board of Audit. To the Honorable Board of County Com- missioners,, Itasca County, Minnesota. Gentlemen: The Board cf Audit of Itasca Coun- ty, respectfully report to your Honor- able Body that they have examined the books, accounts and vouchers of the County Treasurer, counted and ascer- tained the kind, description and amount of funds in the treasury of said coun- ty. or belonging thereto, for the period m June Ist, 1911 to October 3st, 1921, both days inclusive. We find the Treasurer charged with the tax Levy for 1910 as follows: Tax Levy for a $ 389,179.60 Total Debit sevens e§ 389,179.60 Taxes Collected -$ 325,610.03 Otas + Credit 25S. cen ssw +. 825,610.03 Balance Uncollected Nov. Ist., BORD Si awe eo bac te gs 63,569.57 We hereby certify that we have verified the correctness of the fore- going statement by checking the dupli- cate receipts with the tax books for the period above named. M. A. SPANG, County Auditor. NEIL MULLINS, Chairman Board County Commissioners. I. D. RASMUSSEN, Clerk District Court. Commissioner O’Brien moved that said report: be approved and made a part of the proceedings of this meet- ing. The motion was seconded by Com- missioner Nelson and carried by un- animous vote. The following statement was pre- sented by the County Auditor: Auditor’s Statement To County Board. TO THE COUNTY BOARD OF ITASC4& COUNTY, MINNESOTA: Puruant to the provisions of Section 488 R. L. 1905 I present herewith a statement showing the amounts of taxes levied for the various county purposes for the current year together with the actual cash balance remaining to the credit of each fund at the beginning of business on the 2nd day of January 1912 and the amounts still unpaid on account of contracts already entered into by the board. Respectfully submitted M. A. SPANG,” - County Auditor. (AUDITOR'S SEAL) Amounts Levied For Current Year. County Revenue Fund -+¥ 100,000.00 Road and Bridge Fund ...... 50,000.00 Poor Pund ...... ae 20,000.00 County Bonds Funa . «+ 25,000.00 Interest Fund ...... sees sees 10,000.00 Balances Remaining To Credit of County Funds. -Revenue Fund ........ Road and Bridge Funa «$46,073.48 14,669.65 Poor Fund ...... -..-+. -.+-1. . 3,414.59 County Bonds Fund 30,306.59 Interest Fund . 24,821.99 Ditch Funds . . 310.38 Incidenta) Fund .. . 360.05 Bond Purchase Fund . 3,067.95 Mortgage Loans Fund 11,500.00, Suspense Fund ...... - 2,838.80 A. <A. Kremer, Securities 13,900.00 Amounts Unpaid On Contract. Name of For Amount Contractor What Unpaid Chas. B. Larson, Construct- ing Road No. 87 «..... ....$ 125.00 H. G. Seaman, Constructing Road No. 92 «2... cee. see. 130.00 Len Hunter, Constructing Road No. 92 ...... .. see. 160.00 Hennepin Bridge Co., Conatruct- ing Blackberry Bridge ...:. Cari Magnuson, Constructing Orth Road ...... Abe Palon, Contructing Road No. 91.... Thorwald O. 7,000.00 vee 365.00 500.00 Sonnson, Con- structing Road in 146-25 .... 70.00 . 36.00 + 40.00 structing Road No. 101(Esti- mated). ......0.. 5,000.00 A. A. Mitchell & Co. Con- structing Road No. 99 ........ 200.00 Amounts Unpaid on Contracts. Name of For Amounts Contractor What Unpaid H. F. Schutt, Constructing Road No. # .. + +.$ 380.00 Wm. Smith Constructing ‘Road No, 28 (Estimated) «..:.. .. 1,000.00 C. B. Gallagher, Constructing Road No. 74 . ween sees 400.00 M. N. Rosholt, Hauling gravel on Road No. 52 (Hstimated) 400.00 Emil M. Johnson, Constructing Addition to County Jail .... 50.00 Chas. E. Hagstrom & Co.,’ Con- structing Addition to Court House eo ie sereee oe 478.96 Soma naling, Plastering Court House ...... tescereees nesses 1,800,00 O. R. Mangseth, Painting Court Len Hofer, 475.00 E. R. Browne, Steel Ceiling ome 5 February, 1912. The motion waa secu Fands January 2nd, Gust Anderson, Juror Justice F. E. Reusswig, Furnishing * |rted by unanimous vote. JNO. L. SHELLMAN, J. 0. raear, Justice a TB Chairs for Commissioners Upon motion the Board then adjourn- ‘ - Chairman. R. H. Bailey, Justice fees 10.36 Room ...... pe tai Sais .. 122.00}ed to 9 o'clock A. M. Jan. 3rd, 1912, i pier ee eee It the time set for hearing up- [#t.9 o'clock A. M. ; és 5 Paupers ...... atases Secaeee Hie pein ition a the podecer aches a| Pursuant to “adjournment the “ Board Lrigseeng MULLINS, ©. L. Buck, Wood for Chap- new. co school district to be com- |#84in met at 9 o'clock A. M. Jan. 3rd, Cc. M. KING, man family ...... . . 20 RE Fe all that territory included with-| 1922, Kk County Commissioners of | ohn Billadeau, Meals for Jur- in the organized lown of Marcell, the| 4!) members of the Board present. 2 La ae en, | OTR. D.C... .... socesess 18:80 i same was then taken under considera-| The Board then took under considera-| The Board then took under considera- |p. H. Bither, Services in State t q tion. Ralph A. Stone appeared as at-|tion the fixing of salaries of all elective si ES. aide for County printing. Com-{ ys. Coppoletti 15.00 | terney for the petitioners and W. B.|'and appointive officers. Commissioner |™ssioner O'Brien offered the following |jonn Beckfelt, Juror, J. c .. (1ee Taylor appeared as attorney for the|King moved that all salaries of officers {fesolution and moved its adoption. I. Barkla, Juror, J. C. ........ 1.00 Sahel ised ‘i equired by law to be fixed by the| Be It Resolved, that the Grand Rapids | john Benton, Labor upon inumber 6, and others opposed} County Board, be and the same are Herald-Review published by EB. °C. Ki-| Brien road ...... .... .... 20.00 to the granting of said petition. Upon |hereby fixed for the year 1912,, in the ley, be, and hereby is, designated as|~ 7. Cassidy, putting screens the hearing being announced by the}same amounts as, were fixed by the | the official newspaper of the County of | on Jal windows ........ .... 6.00 Chairman, Attorney W. B. Taylor ob-|Board for the year 1911. The motion |Itaeca, subject to sare with reference to {x Cunay, Juror J. C. {ne jected to the Board proceeding to hear | was seconded by Commissioner O'Brien | bid of E. C, Kiley am ee i. LaFreniere |} Chapman, Juror J. C. .... 1.00 cA any evidence in connection with said |and carried by unanimous vote. Pease at the Mees Corenty SNOepen~ lhe G:F, “Caretens, Medica) t petition upon the ground that the said! Commissioner King moved that the |%@t services rendered paupers .... 30.00 petition does not conform with the. re- |follewing practicing physicians be ap: Be it further resolved that the Grand|D. Case & Broomball, Archi — quirements of law, in that the name of | pointed as physicians of the Poor and| Rapids Herald-Review, published by E./| tect's fees ........ -..... + 298.25 ‘a ———s one child of school age residing in said} that the districts in which each shall | C- Hig it red Rarer nd —. S. M. Dinwiddie, Boarding in- ea territory does not appear upon said jact shall be as follows: hegadiar pam-Saests wl LaFreniere, | mates of wr far ee petition as shown by the affidavit of! Dr. G. J. Hanley for the Deer River | be, and the same hereby are designated | yw y_ esha miectris pan —_ John K. Samuelson, which said affi-| District embracing al! of Ranges 26|>y the Board of County Commissioners} fo, court house and jail .... 107.56 davit is filed with the County Auditor. }and 27 north of Townships numbered 56,|0f the County of Itasca and State of}w x». palcour, Labor and Attorney R. A. Stone for the petition-|and all territory west of the 5th P. M.| Minnesota, as the newspapers in which) meterial, court house ... 96.58 ers requested the Board to proceed) p, Eaward Seguin for the Bovey ana|there Shall be Printed and published i? | Martin Dufficy, Juror J. C..... 1.00 \ with the hearing. Upon being advised /coleraine District embracing all terri. |9P4 {°F the oe alg ea John Dennis, Juror J. C. 1 1.00 —s by the County Attorney the Board de-| tory included in the third commissioner's|°f Said board o} y Commissioners | nr ys, Fairall, Post mortem, - cided to procede with the hearing. Af- | gistrict, required to be published; the proceedings | Lam 3 ter hearing all persons interested in of, the;;County-.Board,,of , Bayalisation; Bee mee chanapes “One . Dr. George’C. Gilbert for the Marble ai cial statement of the County. |D?- H. 8. Fairall, Medical ser ' foes ms ant anions. ties page la District embracing all of townships 56 | {)° Pet We eoeitet pata tsk pub, | vices rendered Frank Michaud ee as Dein au cecal westipo leah parte greed lished by and in said County for the| #9d' Jones Lindahl ...... tees 50.08 é 4 nd Rapids y . |W. A. Gordon, Livery mine in- that the Chairman of the Board 804 |njstrict embracing: ‘Townships’ 63 _ and | CeB¢Tllectlon,/and’all other proceed: ;" | 14.50 the County Auditor be instructed 01/54, Ranges 22 and 28, Townships 52, 54, | ‘BE® oP@ notices required to be Publish: | 11a Rapids Examiner, Envel- j— execute and file the proper order de-|55, of ranges 24 and 25, Townships 53, ee i S Se argugee Ps th aa eee ees GER ae - 9.56 ] scribing the district and stating it8)54, 55 ana 56 of Ranges 26 and 27. wimitted by said Kiley aha’ a |2- Wi'Grady & Co., Supplies fur- name or number. The motion was S¢-/ The motion was seconded by Commis- | UPmitted by said E. ©. Riley "| nished Leslie family sum * condea sy Soonmhontene OBrien and UP | sioner O'Brien and carried by unanimous aaa for the adoption of | 8: Huson, Justice tees ar on roll call was carried, the vote be- | vote, ¢ motion for e mn oO! Pa 2 : ing as follows: on The territory embraced in the Nash-|S2id resoltition was seconded —_by | # Hanson. labor. on Spring ee Commissioners Nelson, O’Brien] wauk District is all of Ranges@22 and sia areREcs Prisiaaeees and whe we Pe heey Eater oni teeiee. - 1200 and King. 23, north of Townships 56 and Town- ot Ds ety: SRAre WARS: rea “ AigaieGorkucfinglonece Meliine ail BbA1-| gripe mcthneroe Riad! ee Rady) ‘Andina onctuanlguaggee caer aoe onda, Seles at betel man. For this district no physician was ap-|Tesolution and two votes against the The following applications for correc-| pointed at this time. Contiendaes He {adoption of said resolution, whereupon bs hyn Lake poad .......... - 190 tion of assessment and abatement of | Jno. L. Shellman agreeing to take care |Chairman Shellman declared the resolu- | “OOTY vias _ Bae, Supplies taxes were approved and recommended | of the poor in that district for the pres- | tion duly adopted. Haury Hukhes @ Ca ‘ “Tob: Rata to the Minnesota Tax Commission. ent without appointment of any other Commissioner Mullins moved the Fitek iy i ‘0, ‘obacco Nisbett 1, Commissioner King move: Sle wed, that the Nashwai orn ; i Nina H. Green 1. ispotige Roel aupilcted 4a upaisies, of|be and ‘the same is hereby designated | PUTS ours vie cre : 54.08 ' The application of F. P. Sheldon for|the County Board of Health for the|Y the Board of County Commissioners a! eee urer J. C, - 12 | i— refundment of taxes paid was rejected. | year 1912. The motion was seconded by |°f the County of Itasca and State of Tang Sy ren » q The bids received for County printing |Commissioner O’Brien and carried by | Minnesota, as the news paper in) which | : SG RG Ph we: 9 at were opened and read. The bids were|unanimous vote. the notice and list of real estate re- end Huhn, Constable fees 5.65 4 as follows: 8. M. Dinwiddie was reappointed over- | maining delinquent in the County afore- | poten slbermted sie | BOO ba _The bid of A. L. LaFreniere as pub-|seer of Poor by unanimous vote upon |S@id, on the first Monday of Junuary, |). 5 “te ry lisher of the Itasca County Irdepen-| motion of Commissioner Mullins second- | 1912, shall be published. lenin ee 1 dent, to print and publish the list of |ed by Commissioner O’Brien. JNO. L. SHELLMAN, as. iagstrom & Co., Con taxes and penalties on real property for| Applications for the position of In- | Chairman ag additions ‘to Court the County of Itasca remaining delin-|spector of Mines for the County of Itas- | C. M. KING, Speaiccae escent ile Co. quent on the Ist Monday of January,|ca were presented as follows: ANDY NELSON, fone sacar any ek at eet rate of He Je ae ane i, Peter L. Ramquist, Coleraine, Minne- M. O'BRIEN, awe Bi tes Fog Pik Supplies cription for each description of real | sota. NEIL MULLINS, i property contained in said list. | A. Malingreen, Taconite, Minnesota. County Commissioners. | or ea ee sc \ aa The bid of E. C. Kiley as publisher| W. J. Trescott, Coleraine, Minnesota. | Attest: M. A. SPANG, ohnson, part Lee \of the Grand Rapids Herald-Review| Upon a ballot being taken P. L. Ram- County Auditor. | wea Nar asic 2 5 and A. L. LaFreniere as publisher of |quist received three votes, A. Malin-| The motion for the adoption of said | 2077). 0 0°"" Livery tor Snowe 35.00 the Itasca County Independent to print |sreen received one vote and W. J. ‘Tres-|Tesolution was seconded by Commis- |") 00 ee ape ee << and publish as provided by law in both |cott one vote. Chairman Shellman | sioner O'Brien and carried by unanimous) UST Foo ps of said newspapers for the year 1912, | thereupon declared P, L. Ramquist duly | Vote. ioe ; 1 the proceedings of the Board of Coun- | elected as Inspector of Mines. Commissioner Nelson movel the adop- | (5 Pokaan ea : ty Commissioners; the proceedings of | Upon motion County Commissioners | tion of the following resolution: | eppeslidictadieielicaar 22, the County Board of Equalization, the |Jno. L. Shellman and Cyrus M. King| Be it resolved that the Itasca Irén | 4. Rasenéy, penis: Seen un , annual financial statement of said Coun-|Wwere duly elected as members of the |News of Bovey, Minnesota, be awarded |ryank Knaeble, Labor on road.. ~ 10.06 ty and all proceedings and notites re- | County Board of Health. all job prinitng for the County of Itas-|q.o Kremer, Chairs for quired by law to be published by the; The following applications were re-|ca for the year 1912. The motion was | paatet sheers 196.00 order of the Board of County Commis- |ceived for the position of Janitor of |seconded by Commissioner Mullins and | xromer & King, Insurance prem ny sioners; also the form of official pal- |the Court house and jail: Charles Huss, {carried by unanimous vote. | Span aE gin sustiitns ai 93.06 lots to be published in said County for |Grand Rapids, Minnesota. Lambert Van| Commissioner King moved that the|Goo }. Kremer, Burial of Ed. i the general election at the rate of 75|Kessel of Bovey. Upon a ballot being |County Auditor be instructed to adver- | ‘ward Beker (Soldier) 50.08 cents per folio for the first insertion | taken Charles Huss received three votes|tise for bids for the construction of a John Kopener, Labor en 148 t thereof and 35 cents per folio for any }4nd L. Van Kessel two votes, whereupon| bridge across Big Fork River in Town-| ;oaq 9.58 subsequent insertion. Charles Huss was duly elected janitor, |ship 62, Range 25 at the point where|}, © xkiley, Printing blanks 16.56 The bid of H. Hatigen as publisher of bhi aa Hove and Jail for the|County Road number 28 crosses said E. c. Kiley, publishing proceed- ¢ the Nashwauk Herald to print and pub- a fiver, also for. the ‘construction of a) i — lish the annual financial statement at|_ Commissioner Nelson moved that|bridge across the Bowstring River at mie ee ik Rane nat: Bey e the rate of $.75 per folio for the first |T@mbert Van Kessel be appointed As-|the point where the Spring Lake road)» 4 Kremer, Witness J. C. Lae ansertion thereof anid: °35¢ for any sistant “Janitor, the motion was second- | being) known and designated as County c M. King. : Cuiniidian aha * vy subsequent insertion, also to print ana|¢4 by Commissioner O’Brien and car-|road number 56 crosses said River! iicare ccaes, | am publish the delinquent tax list at the pod soups et Skat ae ay bridges to be wooden bridges |. x, King, Committee work rate of 15 cents per description, also ‘ommissioner ing |having 30-foct spans and 16-foot road- d to ‘prigit ana publish the pee proceed-| S€Conded by Commissioner O’Brien the | ways and to be constructed 16 feet above je ante anes oo. Coen. cad | ings of the County Board and all other | 0D4 of the over-seer of Poor was fixed | water mark, said bridges to be construct man ta Hospital 4 3.08 notices, etc. at the rate of 75 cents |!m the sum of $2080. ed according to the plans and specifica-/ , "y, “parreniere, County. per folio for the first insertion and 3¢| UPON motion the matter of appointment tions prepared by the state highway |"). i 16.08 vents per folio for any subsequent in- |f @8sessors for the unorganized por-|Commission and on file in the office | Tithewan: Jasor J.C Reset 1.06 déttion: tion of the County was continued tojof the County Auditor, The motion | wines pavis Printing Co., Rec ‘ M. J. Taylor as publisher of the Itas- |"€*t meeting. was seconded by Commissioner O'Brien ag ca News printed and published at Deer} Commissioner O’Brien moved that |and carried by unanimous vote. Pacer Weir oe'a Siippiies formalise River, Minnesota, to print and publish |the sum of $350 be appropriated from Commissioner Nelson moved that the panper J 5.07 as provided by law the list of taxes de- |the County Revenue Fund to the Inci-|Chairman of the Board appoint 4 com- | xginupavie Printing | ‘Ge... ‘ linquent on the Ist Monday of January, |4ental Fund. THe motion was seconded | mittee of three to purchase linoleum and Blanks 7.05 1912 at the rate of 15 cents per des- vy ging rams Mullins and carried | have the same laid on all wood! floors |yo.35, Telephone. Co... Baa | i cription. yy unanimous vote. of the Court house except the County = The bid of M. J. Taylor as publisher| Commissioner King moevd that the|Commissioner’s room. ‘The motion was | rev ar yyartin, Rent of | ™ of the Itasca News to print and publish |SU™ Of $500 be appropriated from the | scconded by Commissioner O’Brien an@ (7 yoo gor Mw Meleaie: 10.06 the official proceedings of the Count |County Revenue Fund to the County | uron roll call was carried by the follow- | , house ror Airs: eaetey 2... AlN Board and all other notices required by | Attorney's Contingent Fund. The mo- | votes. Serato: fo a ws ye. law to be published for the year 1912/tlon was seconded by Commissioner} Yea: Commissioners O'Brien, Mul-) °°) OMG TO Qo a oo at the rate of 75 cents per folio for the | O’Brien and carried) by unanimous vote. |lins and Nelson. ‘ yment “Ra NO. ‘101 aa 1500.00 first insertion and 35 cents per folio| The Board made and filed the follow-| Nay: Commissioners Shellman and | Doo ONE Oh BG, NS AM Coens: Te for each subsequent insertion. ing report: King. : are lass ‘ The bid of M. J. Taylor as publisher Statement By County Board. Chairman “Ghelimas. then <appointea Nel’ Mullins. “-Servigog): son Hf the Itasca News to print and pub-|State of Minnesota, County of Itas-|Commissioners Mullins, O’Brien ard Nel- gar aetna am aia om ih the annual financial statement at| ¢® SS- son.as such committee. m a the rate of 75 cents per folio for the} We the undersigned County Commis-| The County Auditor was instructed to hea k Roa nmitte: werk a Ist insertion and 35 cents per folio for | Sioners of said County, do hereby certify|advertise for bids for labor and ma- |e) Mom, Commirice ae each subsequent insertion. that in accordance with the provisions 0 | terial for the installing of a vacuum sys | 000 Smee Go os The bid of Lamman & Heath as pub- | Section 493, R. L. 1905, we have on this| tem. in connection with the steam heat- | “20s Nesom perayare ae lishers of the Itasca Iron News to print |2nd day of January, 1912, being the |ing plant in the Court House. fee eee aie a and: publish the annual financial state- |Fesular January meeting of the County| The minutes of the last meeting of)" U0), SO EO™ SRS ne ment for the year 1911 at the rate of |Board of said County, examined and|the Board were read and approved. eoaa wee Co! “er PUR yee. ie a 75 cents per folio for the first inser- {counted all the funds in the Treasury of| Upon motion the hearing upon the Dr SORE ee ae and 85 cents per folio for each |Said County, and examined the accounts | petitions for the establishment of Coun- | Pepi Fh a a eas ee ‘ subsequent insertion. and vouchers of the Ayditor and Treas-|ty roads number 80, 105, 106 and 107 The bid-of Lammon & Heath as pub-|urer of said County, . were continued to the next meeting. ec as rs. ae lishers of the Itasca Iron News to print} We respectfully report that we found| Upon motion all petitions for surveys | i 4 helen ay ha ; ‘< and publish the annual financial state- | Said Treasurer indebted to the several | were continued to the next meeting. M. a De ee atic ment for the year 1911 at the rate of |funds at the beginning of business on| Chairman Shellman appointed the fol- x acted eee ee . 15 ‘cents per folio for the first inger- | January 2nd, 1912 in the aggregate sum |lowing standing committees for the year M. O'Bries, Commins ee tion and 35: cents per folio for each |of $184,567.07. 1912, ‘ . subsequent insertion. And .we find the Treasurer in the pos-| Road and Bridge: Commissioners C. pe mnie coisa Mince. ~ ae ‘The bid of Lammon & Heath as pub-|session of funds covering said indebted-|M. King, M. O'Brien and Jno, L. Sheil |70h8 O'Brien, Work on road lishers of the Itasca Iron News to|ness in kind and amounts as follows: | man. w. J. and ae print and publish the official proceed-|Cash.in safe and drawer ..$ 152.36) Poor: Commissioners Andy Nelson, Dice tor Poor Fa 26.36 fais) <t ‘the Cotinty Board ‘at: the ' mate neh Stema Mone: Ortega. and ©. M. King-and Jno. L. Shellman. cuattabncas ‘wees ce cents per folio. Checks ...... .cs.0s seeeeee++ 2,307.86] Court House and Jail: © Commission- . Z The bid) of Lammon & Heath as pub-|Town, Village and School Dis- ers ‘M. O'Brien, Neil Mullins‘ana Andy | SUVS wey ces ae lishers of the Itasca Iron News to| trict Orders .. .. 1,137.77 | Nelson. ca as 2 yea eputy Coron sean a print and publish, the list of real es- | Bonds purchased 3,067.95 | Assessment and taxation: Commis- |p, ret Ra: ieudtllat TREE a bes tate remaining delinquent on the first | Notes for Mortgage Loans 11,500.00 | sioners Jno. L. Shellman, C. M, King in pony to pense Monday of January, 1912 cat the rate.of | A. 4. Kremer, Securition 13,900,00 and Neil Mullins. sy Latonanieten ance Cale ee cents for each description of real| Deposited in First National Claims and accounts: Commissioners cetate contained in said. list. Bank, Grand Rapids ........ 27,254.53 |Nell Mullins, M. O'Brien and Jno. L. |, Ty eaeeetrn’ “Services on bid of C. E. Seeley as publisher | Deposited in First State Bank Shellman. if of the Coleraine Optic to print and pub-| Grand Rapids ...... . 12,918.17| Purchasing: County Auditor M. A. ae 8 vive hee, lish the delinquent tax list for Itasca |Deposited in First National Spang and Commissioners Neil Mullins | MyS, 40S. Ralsanen, Care of County for the year 1911 at the rate of} Bank, Deer River ...... .. 20,162.89/and Andy Nelson. ae secanobate sk aN zee 12 cents per description for the first | Deposited in First National Legislation: Commissioners C. M. Mitchell Same sen eerie ann pnts for each subse-| Bank, Coleraine ...... .... 42,877.84 King, Andy Nelson and M. O’Brien. Brank. Rahertacn, eas aia be quent insertion, to print and pub- | Deposited in First State Bank, The first name appearing in each en ae County Commissioners’ Pro-| Bovey ....,. .:+se+ seeceseres 9713.08 of said committee is designated as eat, ek ite ae ame ceedings. at 75 cents per folio. Depoited in First State Bank, Chairman of such committee. : The matier of the hearing upon the 17,942.44| ‘The following bills were allowed: ote ae ae ea petition for the survey of Section 55, August Anderson and Gust e Townmhip $$, Range 25, was thea taken 9,901.61} Bergwail, wood furnished to pacha shee ek under consideration. Commissioner King ‘Mra. Olson... 5.0.00. 20028 10.00 *: _ ee moved that said petition be granted and 7,148.80|Herman Anderson. Labor on U cam See ot ey aad that Osear Lindberg of Coleraine — be annointed to make said survey, the said Spang Lake Road .... 14.00 T. T. Riley, Sheriff's fees, Jus- tice court