Grand Rapids Herald-Review Newspaper, November 27, 1912, Page 7

es Pu Grand Rapids, Minn. November 20, 1912. Pursuant to adjournment the Board ef County Commissioners of Itasca coun- ‘ty, Minn., met at the Court House in the Village of Grand Rapids this 20th day of November, 1912, at 10 o'clock, a. =. Members present: Commissioners Nel- son, O’Brien, Mullins and Shellman. In the absence of Chairman King, Vice- Chairman Nelson presided. c. C. McCarthy, attorney for John Poole, et al, presented an application for the correction of assessment and mbatement of taxes for the years 1910 and 1911 upon jots 4, Section 24, Town. ship 55, Range 26. Upon motion said ap- plication was granted ang it was recom- mended to the Minnesota Tax commis- sion that the assessed valuation for said years be reduced from $15.750 to $7875. | E. H. Bither of Bovey, was pres. ent and addressed the board in regard to the construction of Coumty Road No. 112 in the town of Balsam. A petition was presented for the sur- vey of Section 27, Townshiip 57, Range 27. Commissioner O’Brien moved that a hearing be had upon said petitiion at th court house in the village of Grand Rap. j ads on Thursday the 19th day of De- cember, 1912, at 10 o'clock, a. m. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Mullins and carried by unanimous vote. : An adjournment was then taken to 1:30 o'clock, p, m. Pursuant to adjournment the board again met at 1:30 o'clock, p. m. AN members of the board present. Bids for gravelling the road begin. ning at the LaPrairie school house and running North to the Trout Lake road were.opened and read. The bids being as follows: J. S. Lofberg for the sum of $650. Jasper M. Pogue for $1.45 per yard. Commissioner Mullins moved that the bid of Jasper M. Pogue be accepted. The motion was seconded by Commis- sioner O’Brien and upon roll call, was carried, the vote being as follows: Yea—Commissioners O’Brien, Mullins ‘and Nelson. Nay—Commissioners Shellman and King. Cc. V. Smith appeared before the board and presented the matter of an appropri. .ation for the transportation for one Forsman from the State of Oregon to his home in the town of Balsam. The matter was temporarily laid over. Commissioner O’Brien moved that dam- ages in the sum of $25 be allowed to Jno. Ratsman for right of way for a coun. ty road across his land in Sectiion 32 and 33, Township 56, Range 23. The mo- tion was seconded by Commissioner Mul- dings and carried by the following vote: Yea—Commissioners Mullins, Shellman, O’Brien and King. Nay—Commissioner Nelson. A petition was presented for the con. struction of a bridge across Prairie riv- er at the point where County Road No. 411 strikes said river in the town of Bal. sam. As it appears that there is no leg- ally established highway on the north side of said river the petition was laid over. Commissioner Shellman moved that all unfinished business pending before the board be considered and disposed of before any new business be taken up. The motion was seconded by Commis. siioner Mullins and carried by unani. mous vote. The matter of the contract of the Hen mepin Bridge Company to construct @ ‘ridge across the Bigfork river on Coun. ty Road No. 28.was discussed. Commis- sioner Shellman moved that the county auditor be instructed to see that both parties to the contract perform all thé conditions required by the contract. The motion was seconded by Commis. sioner O’Brien and carried by the fol- lowing vote: Yea—Commissioners O'Brien, Shellman and Mullins. Nay—Commissioners King and Nelson. Upon motion the county surveyor was instructed to make a survey for they read running north from County Road No. 101, said Road being known and designated as County Road No. 115. Commissioner O’Brien moved that an extension of eight months time be grant- ed to George Arscott upon his contract for the construction and completion of County Road No. 47 and that an extexs'on of eight months be granted to Wm. Smith upon his contract for the con- struction of the Alvwood road, said ex. tensions being granted subject to the consent of the sureties upon the bonds of said contractors. The motion was sec- onded by Commissioner Mullins and carried by the following vote: Yea—Commissioners King Mullins’ and Shellman. Nay—Commissioner Nelson. It being the time set for the hearing upon the application of the Interna. tional Boom Co. for a license to construct a dam across Popple river in Township 149, Range 27, the same was taken un. der consideration. Commissioner O’Brien moved that said matter be continued to ‘the regular meeting of the County Board ‘to be held on the 7th day of January, 1912. ‘The motion was seconded by Commis. sioner Mullins and carried by unanimous vote. Commissioner O’Brien moved that the ‘County Aittorney be instructed to pre. pare notice to all persons to not depos. ite materia! of any kind upon right of way upon the Deer River-Ball Club road wopies of said notice to be posted at ‘conspicuous places along said road. The ‘motion was seconded by Commissioner Mullins and carried by unanimous vote. ‘Commissioner Shellman moved that ~Chairman King be directed to endeavor to secure the attendance of County Sur. -veyor Jno. A. Brown at a meeting of the! board to be held on November 29th in or der that the board may be able to make settlement with certain road conrtactors. ‘The motion was seconded by Commis. a O’Brien and carried by unanimous O'Brien, eee sdeecease ime ities aati to 9 tion and rent of a Jey flake .. .. 2. «+ ee ee ee Alfred Anderson, board and care ‘Andrew Anderson judge general Eimer R. Ander, clerk general election, Busticogan Wm. Anders, constable fees, jus. tied: court .. - A < . 145 J. D, Antony, witness “tees, jus. tice court .. .. - Shiis 46 in George Arscott, culverts tor road No. 47 .. .. -. . 173 0 Wm. Ashton, juror fees, “justice H. ©. Holmes, juror fees, justice eurt H. . Horan, supplies for ‘fant. Mose A. Huteniris, juror fees, jus. tice court .. -. Gust Huhn, ‘constable fees, jus. tice court .. L. W. Huntley, election blanks and blanks for Register of Deeds.. L. W. Huntley, ownership of lands, Sundryi reads .. L. W. Huntley, juror fees, justice M. A. Hutchins, juror tees, jus. tice court : Thos. Hughes, clerk general “alec. tion, Pokegama .. J. P. Hunter, clerk general elec. ‘tion, Round Lake .. Hudson Auto Livery service, ‘trip to Bovey, transporting burned Hudson Auto service Livery 525 Mitier’ Davis Printing Co, blanks and stationery. 100 Minnesota State Sanitorium, drugs, 11 20| ry Kendola 1 00} road No. 1 74 33 - poard, care and clothing of Hen. J. Morrisset, labor 6n state George Morrisset, procuring pri. 145] mary election ballots, Oteneagen 70 5 00 George A. Mosher, peace officer, general election, Deer Lake .. Neil Mullins, commissioners per - diem and che inspecting 1 00 |Joe Myers, labor on Jessie Lake 1 00|D. C. McDougall, labor “overseer state road .. Lake Jessie State board . .. 43515. J. McGowan, postage of Reg. 5 25 400 Deeds, Sept. and Oct., 1912.. H. E. McKreghan, juror justice WORE TL San egied sane cas E. E. McIntire, witness fees, jus. tice court .. . F. A. MeVicer, postage ‘for Ree. deeds % O'Brien, juror fees, “justice Geo. court .. Jos. O'Da: juror “tees, “justice M. O’Brien, commissioners per diem and miileage inspecting Dick Neigie, labor on road No. 89 Andy Nelson, commissioner per diem and mileage iinspecting roads . by andy Nelson, Gommiasioners per ayo and aoa inspecting Andy Nelson, « convey’ ving John Litte to state hospital and expenses Andy Nelson, commissioners per diem and mileage, inspecting roads Andy Nelson, commissioners per diem and mileage inspceting reads Mg ba ang! | A. J. Nelson, clerk, tion, McCormick Sis ates oe John S. Pardee, plate of Itasca county and maps .. O. H. Patten, clerk gener tion, MeCormick .. .. .. .. .. Anton Payment, labor on State 1 elec. “hg ee Re Arthur H. Peck, judge primary election, Winnibigoshish tion, Winnibigoshish .. .. .. A. E. Perrier, burial of Kata Marckowicich, pauper .. Edward Peterson, judge general election Long Lake .. .. Alfred Peterson, deputy coroner's fees viewing remains of Wilfred Alfred Peterson, ‘deputy coroner's fees, viewing remains of Geo. seihe noe since nid TT ORO Nelson Phillips, judge general election, postage, express on ballots and boxes, Busticogan.. Jasper M. Pogue, contract price Grand Rapids-LaPrairie road . J. M_ Pogue, repairing Bovey- Wocley Teed 22s. ek es M. W. Pogue, building road in Wawina .. .... .... ae ey Chas. Point, judge general elec. tion, Gran .... .... Mrs. Chas. Point, clerk ‘general election, Gran .. .. .. .. 1... M. Ponti, juror fees, justice enue | os )4a 2 Wm. Poppe, judge general election Gran .. W. J-. & H. D. Powers, and pad locks, election.. W. J. & H. D, Powers, window glass and glazing for sheriff's residence OE OS te 1S wane, culverts Prairie Ww. J. & se ak John B Rahier, "judge general election, Fairview .. James Rahier, judge general ‘elec. tion, Busticogan .. . P, L. Ramquist, expense account, mine inspector .. .. twine, two for Grand Rapids-La- H. D. Powers, two for roads by Charles tige court .. ADO OPE E Gia ied:t aie, ilo! fue Otto Ranfranz, juror fese, justice wourt .. ... Thos. Rassmussen, labor, Split. Hand weed.) 2 PES a Fred R. Shome, judge “general election, Pokegama .. .. .. . J. Reigelsperger, conveying and delivering ballots Deer Lake and to auditor .. .. | Charles Reigelsperger, State Road No. 1 . . F. E Reusewig, witness fees, justice court .. .. . see F. E, ne juror fees, justice court .. .. George Ridden, ‘blacksmith “Work on tools and machinery ..°.. .. T. T. Riley, board of prisoners October, 1912 .. .. . T. T. Riley, posting road” notice T. T. Riley, sherifff's fees, jus- tice court 2.0. 6... /T. T. Riley, sheriff’s fees, jus. tice: court i3-y.se oe es Yas T. T. Riley, subpoening jurors, 2B12 LB ois es os T. T. Riley, subpoening witnesses, 1912 .. yest “labor on ae Riley, telegrams ‘and age, Sheriff's office Thos. Ring, labor on Splithand Toad 2.0 wise. a 5 aha 39 Robertson, judge general election, Round Lake .. .. .. ‘W. A. Robertson, clerk general election; Round Lake .. .. .. Barto Rosbrook, judge general election, posting poll lists and making returns, Round Lake.. Mrs. B. B. Rosbrook, cleaning school house after general elec. tion, Round Lake .. .. .. .. .. Tony Ruff, clerk primary elec. tion, Winnibigoshish .. .. Tony Ruff, Clerk general elec. court... .. . BEES 100| auto for sheriff investigating Wm. Ashton, ‘painting sheriff's cutting affair at Calumet .. 100 residence and glazing .. .. .. 19750|Hudson Auto Livery service, Cc. E. Burgess, aie me jus- auto service, County Nurse tice court .. 420! Wang to Bovey .. .. 3 00 R. H. Bailey, justice fees, jus- John Hurley, transporting paup- tice court .. .. . $845] ers... - 15 00 R. H. Bailey, PEE Nag ‘tees, jus. Jobn Hurley, account of old Big_ tige court .. .. ... 3 00 fork Road contract ........ 25 00 R. H. Bailey, work on canvassing John Hurley, balance account of board, general election .. .. . 900} old Bigfork Road contract 25 00 J.,0. Baker; justice fees, justice M. M. Hursh, medical attendance OIE, <n Sage Veins dels ales 245| Hugh Leslie and famliy, paup-. ; John Baker, juror, justice court LOO} SSB. +e ++ - 600 J. C. Bartholeman, constable fees, Henry “Hughes & Go., sundry eup. general election, Busticogan.. 3.00; Plies for poor farm .. .. 5 05 W. L. O. Bartlett, juror fees, jus- Henry Hughes & Co., supplies tice court .. . 1 00 for janitor .. .. . 6 65 leo. D, Burnard & Co. ‘books, John Jackson, judge general elec- blanks and stationery .. . 56 35| tion and rent of building, Win- P. J. Baldwin judge pe elec. nigiboshish .. 10 25 tion, McCormick .. 645 |John Jackson, judge of primary -L, Barnidge, juror fees, justice election and rent of building, : ee = aie 100{ Winnibigoshish ve 9 95] B. W. Batchelder, atone pea | Claude M. Johnson, judge general Justiiesaennec 636! @lection, Deer Lake... .. .... 495 Claude R. Bell, clerk general. elec. John O, Johnson, juror fees, jus- tion, Deer Lake .. .. .. +. 495) tice court .. .. .. -. 1 00 Theo. Betts, wood to paupers .. 10 00; 8car Johnson, juror tees, jus- Edwin J. Bishop, services, etc., tike court .. .. +. 8 80} examining Feeley books ” 341 92|Melvin Johnson, labor on Lake Johh Billodeau, juror fees, jus- Jessie road .. .. + 780 tice court .. .. 1 00 | Fred J. Johnson, judge of prim. John Bilodeau, meals to jurors, _ary election, Fairviiew .. .. 4 65 disrtict court .. .. . 13 65|Enoch Johnson, labor on Deer John Blontach, drugs to ‘paupers 34.00] River-Cohasset road .. .. .. 30 50 A. C. Bossard, juror-fees, justice Wm. Johnston, judge general elec- Gout o..~- 1.00 |. tion, Winnibigoshish ., peels fi, H. E. Bondy, “Tegistering general Wm. Johnston, judge primary election returns, Third River.. 1 86|_ ¢lection, Winnibigoshish 495) Frank Brackett, juror fees, ju: Louis Jurgenson, juror fees, jus- tice wourt .. .. Oates 100| ‘tice court .. .. 10 Chas. Brown, juror “tees, justice B, D. Kelly, judge general elec. court .. 23 seus ee ee es 100] ton, Gran .. .. sat Sa Me C. WW) Brown, ‘witness tees, du: William Killey, labor on Deer tice court .. 3 4 48 River-Cohasset road .. .. .. 8 25 Cc. W. Brown, witness fees, jus. Charles Kearney, justice fees, tiea court .. .. .. . Ba justice court .. . E - 33 70 Joseph Burns, juror tees, jus- B. Kelly, ‘constable fees, tice court .. 2... 6. ser “Justice court . 2 65 A. R. Bullock, juror fees, jus. '|J. B. Kelly, constable fees, tls Senutt oi a oe cs 100} ‘dustice court .. a6: Se ios 240 Ba ‘Burns, labor on Road, No. Albin Kekkomen, labor on Lake Minti Rad 5s + +. 82:60] Jessie road .. . : -- 5100 Delt Card, witness fees, justice Cc. M. King, commissioners, per fatty nie eee 5 80| diem and mileage, inspecting D. P. Cashen, juror ‘tees, justice | Peale «+. ae saeihe. 2 OOR COE idl se scl lbsiien See ANDO eee Om, mileage 2 days coun. Lewis P, Carpenter, constructing ty canvassing board, 1 day sign. 2 bridges in 62.23... ........ 125.00! !ng warrants .. .. ........ 900 Christie Lithograph & Printing “ Cc. M. King, services and mileage | Co., supplies for court house.. 22 61] County canvassing board .. .. 12 00 A. A, Clampett, services render- E. C. Kiley, publishing copy of. ed paupers, request county ficial ballots, general election 39 38 nurse .. 12 90 |E. C. Kiley, printing official bal- A. Cook, labor on Splithand road 5860| lots... .. . 132 50 Levi Cochran, judge general elec- E. C. Kiley, publishing proceed. tion and sending returns, Fair ings and legal notices .. .. 95 33 view i... 695 |King Lumber Co., coal for poor E: L. Conte, livery” ire to mine APM gs Sei | ys = . 31 25 _ inspector, Ramquist .. 3 00) W. A. King, witness fees). justice H. J. Cooper, justice fees, jus. court . z sa 9 472 tice court .. .. sla. ts 16 65|Pat Kinney, juror fees, "justice Cohasset State bank, assignment court .. .. .. cea hoe ee of labor claims, road 89 .. .. 403 00 | Michael Knopp, judge primary A. W. Bullison, juror. fees, jus- election, Ball Club .. .. . 495 tice court... .. .. .. .. 100|Hans Knudson, labor on Splithand James I, Coffey, assignment of | Woad .. .. 7. 2 43 50 labor claims, road 101 .. 237 43 | George F. Kremer, wrapping. pap. James I. Coffey, judge primary or, elpetlion 6 inh nk eae. (00 election, Ball Club .. .. . 495|Geo. F. Kremer, burial, pauper, Lee Denny, witness fees, justice Louis White .. .. .. .. .. .. 25 00 PS). eRe 5 80| Charley Kukas, board and acre of Ea Dibley, jurors fees, justice” , pauper, (Waisenen girl) .. .. 2 20 jcourt ... ee 1.00 | Rosa Lafond, witness fees, jus. Ingvold Didrikeon, grubbing Oten- tice court .. 2... 4. 04... 212 eagen road .. . 8 a5 oo |A. L. LaFreniere, publishing pro. S. M. Dinwiddie, board and care ceedings and legal notices .. 95 33 of pauper .. .. se a. as 153 00}A. L. LaFreniere, ballots for gen- T. R. Dodson, drugs to paupers 295| Pal election .. .. . -- 132 50 James D. Doran, witness fees, A. L. LaFreniere, printing election justice court .. . 4 412 supplies, etc., .. . 26 Louis F, Dew Co., books, blanks, A. L. LaFreniere, printing court and stationery .. .. ... 47 60] calendar .. .. Rete ae 34). DE) Dunn & Marcia, planking Black. A. L. LaFreniere, publishing of. water bridge, etc., .. .. .. 314 49|_ ficial ballot, general election .. 39 38 F. W. Estabrooks, juror fees jus- Wm. J. Lander, juror fees, justice tice court state vs. Redcliff.. 100] court... .. 2... ee F, W. Estabrooks, juror fees, jus- Chas. L. Larson, juror ‘fees, us. tice court state vs. Beldstein 100) tie court .. .. . 100 C. B. Evert, labor on Cohasset. Latham Livery & Auto Co., liv. Deer River road.. .. .. +. 4388) ery hire, County Nurse Wang, Ed Falk, juror fees, justice court 100| Sundquist family .. .. .... .. 12 50 Free Press Printing Co., records, M. Lazarrd, labor on County Road Reg., Deeds, and blanks for sher- NOOB ies ts ae mer ee 6 00 PP ae act acca Wis eee oe ae 36 00 | W. G. Lefevre, witness fees, jus. Friend Brothers & Co., supplies tice court .. .. 5 412 for clerk of court .. .. . 3 00|Jake Liberman, juror. “tees, ‘jus. The Fritz Cross Co., supplies tice court .. .. .. 2... 6. 6. 100 for court house .. .. .. . 245 29|Jake Liberman, juror ‘fees, jus. C. W. Forrest, juror fees, justice s haatccsssdd! ea ee Mine (OOOiE Go 5.s6 5 Lay ack ei ke as 100|Lieberman Bros, ae for Gabe Goodell, judge primary pera nets 153 50 election, McCormick .. .. 6 45 | Olaf Lofberg, labor on Arbo road 42 50 C. B. Galligher, labor on Grattan Guss Look, tending Mississippi HORA 2 ps5 es aves oa es os> 6100) Tiver “bridge... 7.2 tae ae. 7282 80 Henry A. Gilreeth, witness fees Abbie Luther, witness fees, jus. justice court .. .. .. .. +... 636{ tice court .. .. .. 312 W. A. Gordon, rigs for pauper, Fred Lyons, ¢lerk primary ‘allee. ‘county nurse, etc.. .. .. ay 5 34| Mion, Ball Club ..... 2. 2... 495 be Goodell, labor on Paule; Sam Lyons, judge general elec. road.. «+. ee 1100]. ton, Ball Club .. .. 6. 2. 1. 495 ' Neah Goulet, witness: tees, jus. Sam Martin, judge primary elec. tice court -. .. .. .. .. .. .. 100) ton and rent of building, Po. H. E, Graffan, juror fees, justice TI a Lets ao: 50h SP ee dusieys) OB court 12535 .. s,s. 100|Sam Martin, judge general elec. Thos. Griffin, judge general “elec. tion, and rent of building, Po. tion and posting notices, Hart. WORRIAD >. nielies Katine os ipaq, OS lev Lake .. .. 95 |Isaac Mattson, axeman on road Thomas Grice, juror “fees, justice survey between 55-24 and 55.23 8 75 IOGMEE 52. F55 oun, Deke aes Ten heres Maynard, clerk gener. board Bd ection, Gran .. .. .. 6 25 Chris Hagen, and care of Martin Simonson .. .. 21 09 | Robert Metke, labor on Deer Riv. REN er-Cohasset te ORAS 5 00 Lawrence Hanley, labor on Split. Robert A. ses clerk general hand road .. .. .. .. .. +. 1575) lection, Deer Lake .... .... 495 ee constable fees, seat ee George F. Metke, judge pri . oul ee ee ee ee ee te ee election and of t ary Wm. Hayes, constable fees, jus- TONE SUNG Lote bens cat cases? tire court.. .. Matt Hammer, peace officer, gen. eral election, Gran . ‘Treasurer “Hennepin, | Oo. reim- 300) Deer Lake .. .. 14 91} George F. Metke, judge general election and rent of building, Gordon Meagher, auto hire con. — tion, Winnibigoshish .. .. .. A. Sandwick, judge general election, Long Lake .. J. Carl Schmiege, juror, justice court .. sage lee Wn. Schmiege, “juror, justice Carl Schmiege, juror, justice Lawrence Schug, clerk ‘general election, Winnigiboshish Lawrence Schug, clerk primary election, Winnibigoshish Arthur Schofield, witness fees, Rome Schofield, witness fees, jus- | John P. Raatama, ‘justice fees, jus. 73 25 500 190 3 00 117 90 22 50 20 00 12:15 100 26 04 49 62 10 100). | 37 10 31 25 100 00 22 40 14 78 32 60 | Arthur H. Peck, judge general elec. ot te a 37 51 615 33 26] John P. Raatama, justice fees, jus. 7 55 25 100 40 50 4 35 6 20 5 00 412 1 00 13:3 106 00 24 00 316 76 253 80 211 90 9 00 977 36 00 5 2 5 25 3 00 495 5 25 4% John Smith, juror fees, justice court .. .. G. Cc. Smith, “juror. fees, justice Ed Smith, labor on “Arbo road. Irvine J. Sombs, labor on Jessie Lake State road .. M. A Spang, services on can. vassing board, general election, Soyer te ee . R. Steele, judge general | elec. sen postage for returns, Long Lake .. .. J. R Steffes, | juror, tees, justice St. Benedicts hospital, “poara ‘ana care, etc., of pauper 0. H. Sunstad, juror fees, justice Oscar E. Sword, labor on Lake Jessie State road .. .. wa yee Geo. W. Taylor, labor on state road No, 1 .. .. : Geo. W. Taylor, labor on ‘state road No. 1 Geo. W. Taylor, labor “on “state road No. 1 M. J. ‘Taylor, publishing notice of last half of taxes being due for treasurer .. .. 1 E. R. Tellin, constable. fees, jus- lige court .. 290 Thomas hopsital, ‘board, ‘care, ete., paupers .. . aids’ Ugh cone es AS ER: W. A. Thornberry, judge general election, McCormick 6 45 Benjamin Tibbetts, clerk primary election, Ball Olub 495 Benjamin Tibbetts, clerk general ection, Bali Club 49% James Tibbetts, clerk general elec- tien, Ball Club... .. . 49% | Wm. Tibbetts, judge primary elec. | tion, Ball Club .. oa 495 | Wm. Tibbetts, judge general ‘elec. tion, Ball Club .. .. . 496) Peter Torrey, judge general elec. tion, Splithand .. o 5 55 Theodore Patterson, peace * oftic. er, general election, Splithand 3 00 s. W. Erwin, judge general election and posting pee lists at Splithand ./ 80) at Splithand .. 8 05} Jas. S. Erven, judge general elec. tion at Splithand .. .. 5 55 Frank Sehickling, clerk, general election at Splithand Cc. 8S. Toda, 24 50 Wm. P. Trescott San fees, justice court 5 100 Wm. J. Trescott, juror fees, jus. tice court)... 22 2. 44 10 John Unger, juror fees, “justice court .. : 100 J. A. Vandyke, witness fees, ‘jus. tice court .. .. Joe Violett, juror fees, court Bayh te ih i F, G. Voigt, ‘irs judge general election, Deer Lake .. .. Henry Volke, appropriation tor bridge across Sucker brook .. Henry Volke, appropriation for work on Road No, 111 .. .. Water, Light, Power and Building justice commission, light for court house and jail, Sept. and Oct... 49 86 Water, Light, Power and Building commission, water rentals for court house and jail to ae Ast, 1913, eS, +o. 61 50 Anna E. Wang, county nurse’s expenses incurred for Ina Waise- | men pauper .. .. .. 2... oe oe 2006 Anna E. Wang, county nurse's ex. pense account .. .. . 54 39 P. C. Warner, recording roads, tite ono 19 89 Ww. . Washburn, ‘Witness fees, jus- tice court .. .. .. Cay 212 Ray Weaver, labor, Lake. Jessie state road ak Aeteeal ee. ths 7 50 C. B. Webster, records, re de. pendency Chas. Morton Thay- er and postage .. .. 10 25 Wm. Weitzel, juror fees, “justice court sia: oaeA . 100 Wm. W eitzel, witness fees, jus. tice court .. .. .. al a O. Wenaus, clerk general elec. tion and posting notices, Fair. Weston & Cloutier, calsomining at poor farm .. .. Oliver White, judge primary elec. tion, Pokegama .. .. .. Roy M. Whipple, clerk general election, Busticogan Estella Whipple, county superin- tendent of schools, expense ac- count .. . . David Wolff, team hire for coun- ty physician and A, Niemenen Miles A, Nelson, carrying elec. tion returns from Bearville to Grand Rapids .. ‘ Bernard Lerch, carrying election returns from Peed to Grand Rapids .. Nee ae The bonds ‘of ‘the ‘First State of Keewatin as a county depository the aggregate sum of $7,500 were approv.| unfnimous vote upon motion of ed by Commissioner O’Brien seconded by missioner Mullins. The petition for new school district in the Towns of Third River and were continued to the regular m: to be held in aJnuary, 1913. The report of the visiting’ nurse was read and filed . Communications from the state tor’s office, partment regarding certain timber L. E. Hunter for the construction of a bridge in the Town of Sand Lake were read after which’ Commissioner O’Brien moved that it is the sense of board that the state make no charge for said timber for the reason said bridge state and the state lands. unanimous vote. carried by Cornmissioner O’Brien moved that the labor on Grattan road 2 also from the Indian de. is a vast benefit to the The motion was seconded by Commissiioner Mullins and 100 20 25 2 60 9 00 240 75. 100 7 50 4 50 2 s 4% 50 00 300 00 112 5 35 700 4 6 615 109 69 12 50 50 19 00 bank in | Com. Nore eeting audi. cut by| this that 5} your 5|Tax Levy for nats 875,404 15 eration the matter of fixing the amount of the bonds to be required of the sev- eral county officers and upon motion of Commissioner O’Brien, seconded by Commissioner Mullins the amounts of such bonds were fixed as follows by unanimous vote of all members present: County Auditor .. .. .. .. ..$ 3,000 County Treasurer .. .. .. * 100,000 ae kines 5,000 1,000 1,000 Commissioner O'Brien moved the adop_ | tion of the following resolution: Resolved . that the sum of $10,000 be and the same is hereby made a levy upon all the taxable property of the county of Itasca to provide funds for the payment of the county’s one-half of the. joint town . of Grand Rapids and the county of by Itasca’s bridge to be constructed across the Mississippi river upon county road ae No. 110. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Mullins and carried by unanimous vote of all members present. ; A communication from Dr. Hemer Coi_ lins, in regard to his bill for treatment of Joe Lindahl was read and the county auditor was instructed to notify him that said bill had been rejected by this board at the meeting held on the 12th day of June last. ’ The County Board of Audit present iy ed the following report: ‘ Verification of Current Tax Collections. 4 By Board of Audit. To the Honorable Board of County Com. missioners, Itasca County, Minne. sota: Gentlemen—The Board of Itasca county, respectfully report Honorable Body that they have 7 examined the books, accounts and vouch. \ ers of the County Treasurer, counted and ascertained the kind, description and amount of funds in the treasury of said county, or belonging thereto, for the period. from March Ist, 1912, to May 31st, 1912, both days inclusive. We find the Treasurer charged with the Tax Levy for 1911, as follows: Audit of to Total Debit.. Taxes Collected. Total Credit. . $ 875,404 15 449,163 37 449,163 3T Balance uncollected June Ist, 1912.. $ 426,240 78 We hereby certify that we have veri- *. fied the correctiess of the foregoing statement by checking the duplieate re— ceipts with the tax books for the per- iod above named. M. A. SPANG, County Auditor. Cc. M. KING, Chmn. Board County Com’s. I. D. RASSMUSSEN, Clerk District Court. To the Honorable Board of County Com— mt missioners, Itasca County, Minnesota: | Gentlemen—The undersigned Board of i— Audit of said Itasca county, met at the office of the County Treasurer of said County, on the first day of Oc- i tober, A, D. 1912 for the purpose of ex. ; amining and auditing the accounts, books: i and vouchers of Glen Strader, Treas- \ urer of said County, and to count and ascertain the kind, description an@ amount of funds in the County Treasury and belonging thereto. We respectfully make the following report thereon: Treasurer's Receipts From May 1st, 1912, to October 1st, 151, : Balance in the treasury, (date of last report) .. ..$ 183,744 48 [From tax collections 452,705 37 From Mtg. Reg. Tax .. 1,388 75 i From collections on public danas 17,264 35 From collections on’ private > redemptions .. 4,884 88 From collections from interest on county funds : 2,376 46 | From collections of fines and E licenses .. . 1,228 58 4 From collections, ditch assess. \ H ments .. eee . 0 eeesccecee From collections on “Wolf 3 Mbunty Mum sce. s5 cee oases ees j |.From school apportionment 4 and state aid as 8,941 92 : From miscellaneous collec. pf a eee CORO we aaa 292 68 From collections on filing ! flees .. eRe es casas 591 12 Total alance and receipts (8) To eA a ae Disbursements , ‘From May Ist to October Ist, 1912. Paid orders on Revenue fund$ 31,009 97 t Paid orders on poor fund.. 7,026 9% Paid Warrants on Private re. f demption fund .. ‘ 4,614 26 (em Paid warrants on road and bridge fund .. .. 2... 2. 32,995 62 Paid warrants on interest fund .. BS aki Be 6,535 12 4 Paid warrants on i) ditch fund 937 Paia warrants on town “tuna 176,847 50 Paid warrants on school dis- 1 contract of L. E. Hunter upon the Sea. man road in Township 56, Range 27, be declared forfeited and that the county auditor be insrtucted to notify the sure- ties upon the bond of said L. E. Hunt. er to proceed to complete said con- tract. The motiion was seconded by missioner Mullins and carried by mous vote. unani- 1.99| Communication from C. J. Louning was read and filed, also communication from 1 09 | Dan Long regarding the Alywood road. Commissioner O’Brien moved that 1 00|the Register of Deeds be instructed to cause the original entry books in his 5 25 | office to be brought down to date from the records of the U. S, Land offices at 495|Duluth and Cass Lake, also that the certain records Register of Deeds be instructed to take requiring rebinding to Duluth and have same rebound. The mo- tion was seconded by Commissioner Mul- and trict fund .. ss cess 144 885 16 4 Paid warrants on state taxes 49,517 86 j Paid warrants on collections i from public lands 33,498 34 » = Paid warrants on incidentals 563 41 Paid warrants on state loans _—10,738 8& Paid warrants on refund 662 24 aid warrants on county attor- . { ney contingent fund °.... “823 66 Paid warrants on. duplicate payment .. .. * ¢ 6 32 3 Ballance at close of business i in October Ist, 1912 (b).. .. 178,935 38 Totpi disbursements and bal. amce (a) .. .. «. «. «. 673,619 46 t Bank deposits and cash on hand, (to ¢ balance): Cash in safe and drawer ..$ 222 28 Cash items, checks, money or. of ders .. .. ry A 585 18 Deposited in First Nat'l ‘bank 4 Grand Rapids .. .. .. 18,962 05 Deposited in First State bank Grand Rapids .. .. . 11,975 88 & Deposited in First Nat'l bank Deer River.. .. 2.080 99 = Deposited in First ‘State bank A> Bovey . + er es ee eo 18,123 32 Es Deposited in First Nat'l bank : Coleraine .. .. .. .. .. -. 81,811 38 ‘ Deposited in First State bank ote Marble .. .. . ++, 20,353 45 | Deposited in First | State “bank® a Keewatin .. .. .. .. .. 9,706 42 = Deposited in Nashwauk State Deposited in Cohasset State ae i bank, Cohasset .. Deposited in A. A.