Grand Rapids Herald-Review Newspaper, March 5, 1913, Page 8

peppy sae OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD County Commissioners OF Itasca County, Minnesota. Grand Rapids, Minn, Feb, 20, 1913. Pursuant to adjournment the county board of Itasca county, Minnesota, met at @he Court House in the village of Grand Rapids this 20th day of Feb- ruary, 1913. Members present: Commissioners Pas- sard, O’Brien, Shellman and Nelson. Chairman King being absent, Chairman Passard presided The minutes of the meeting of Jan- uary 7th, were read and approved. At the request of intyerested parties the matter of the dam across Popple Vice river was laid over to the next meet- ing. John Oaks of the township of Wa- wina, appeared before the board and asked that the county build one mile of road in Township 53, Range 23, Th matter was then taken under consid- eration, and after discussion, laid over to a future meeting. A petition from the residehts of Car- penter and Bearvilla in regard to the Federal State Post road to connect with a similar road in St. Louis county, was received and laid over to the next meeting. Upon motion of Commissioner Nelson, seconded by Commissioner Shellman, Commissioner Shellman was appointed 2 committee of one to look up the data atid confer with St. Louis county; in regard to the said federal post road. 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. Members present: | Commissioners Passard, Nelson and Shellman, The following depository bonds were approved: Massachusetts in the sum of $2500, bank of Marble; American Bonding Co., of Baltimore, in the sum of $5000, the First State bank of Marble; National Surety Co. of New York in th sum of $5000, the First State Bank of Marble; The Title Guarantee & Security Co., of Scranton, Pa., in the sum of $2500, the First State bank of Marble. The American Surety Co. of New Yorks in the sum of $5000, the Farmers’ Skate hank of Deer River. The National Surety Co., of New York, in the sum of $5000, the Farmers’ State. bank of Deer River. The Title Guarantee and Insurance Co. of Scranton, Pa., in the sum of $5000, the First State bank of Bovey. Fidelity & Deposit Co., of Maryland, in the sum of $1500, the First Stata bank of Keewatin. The depository bond offered by the First State bank of Big Fork, was dis- approved by the county attarney, who, recommended that a bond be submitied by the bank conforming to the form usually filled, The reponn4 of the Hartford Steam Bolter Inspection & Insurance Co., on the heating plant of the county court house and jail was received and placed Bonding Insurance Co., the First State on file. A communication from the State | Highway commission, syating that Os- | car J. Lidberg had received temporary appointment as assistant state high- | way engineer, was received and ordered filed. Commissioner ime. Mr. John O’Brien appeared before the board and requested that the matter of a road in Township 53, Range 24, be given attention, Upon motion of Commissioner O’Brien, seconded by Commissioner Shellman, the county surveyor was instruated to go Over the proposed r0ad and report at the next meeting. The motion carried by unanimous vote. Commissioner O’Brien the county surveyor be instructed? to Prepare plans and _ specifications on Road No. 89. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Nelson and carried by unanimous vote. Commissioner Shellman moved! that ith county surveyor be instructed to make an estimate on the Twin City & Inter- national] Falls State highway. The mo- tion was seconded by Commissioner Nel- son and carried by unanimous vote. Commissioner Nelson moved that the county surveyor be instructed to prepare plans and specifications on Road No. 114. The motion’ was seconded by Com- missioner Shellman and carried by un- animous vote. Mr. B. F. Lieberman appeared before he board and reported upon the con- dition of Fletcher Atkinson, a tubercu-~ lar patient, and aSked that he be plac- ed in the Minnesota State sanitarium. Commissioner Shellman moved the ad- option of the following resolution: “Be it resolved by the board of coun- ty commissioners of Itasca county, that the sum Of $33 per month be guaran- teed to the Minnesota state sanitarium ef Cass county, Minnesota, for the care of Fletcher Atkinson, from Grand Rap- ids, Minnesota, a tubercular patient, re- widing in MinneSota for more than one year. Said guarantee to extend for a period not exceeding one year and to @ommence the 2th day of February, 1913. The motion was seconded by Com- missioner Nelson and carried by unan- tmous vote. A delegation composed of citizens from Commissioner Districts Three and Five were present and conferred O'Brien arrived at this moved that with the board on a more equitable dis- position of the road and bridge fund. Upon motion of Commissioner Shell- man, seconded by Commissioner Nel- gon, the road and bridge fund for the ensuing year was ordered divided into five equal parts, one-fifth to be ex- pended in each of commissioner district. Upon roll call the vote was as follows: Yea—Commissionens Passard, Nelson and Shellman. Nay—Commissjoner O’Brien, The following petition was then pre- ” sented for County Aid in Build- ing Bridges. To the Board of County Commissioners of Itasea County: Honorable Sirs: We, the undersigned supervisors of the town of Arbo, Coun- ty of Itasca, and state of Minnesota, re- @pectfully represent that the sald town Petition of Arbo has resolved to construct alwie in the letting of the contract, for | William Geiger, sheriff's fees ' the construction of said bridge. pridge of steel, stone and concrete) or combination thereof, across the Prairie river on the legally established high- way in caid township, which said loca- tion is not within the corporate limits of any city of the first, second or third class. “We further represent that the said township of Arbo has provided for the payment of one-half of the cost of con- struction of said bridge, the total esti- mated cost of which will be $2500.00, which amount ‘far exceeds one-eighth of one per cenyum of all taxable prop- erty in Baid township according to its last equalized valuation. “In consideration of the facts above @& forth and purtuant te Mhe provis-' ions of Chapter 423, Laws of 1907, we respectfully ask that the board of coun- ty commissioners of said county of Itasca shall appropriate the other one- iy@f of the cost, of the construction of ' said bridge, and that the said county | board shall forthwith, as provided by said Chapter 423, Laws of 1907, desig- nate two of its members aS 4@ wate two of its members as a com- committee to co-operate with the super- visors of said township of Arbo in the Yetting of a contract) for the construc- tion of said bridge, Dated at the town of Arbo, Minne- sota, this 15th day of February, 1918. RespecfurMy submitted ANDREW RANDAHL, BE, J. BERTHRONG, Attest: JOHN H. BILLOCK, Supervisors of Township of Arbo, County of Itasca, State of Minnesota. ‘Commissioner Shellman moved the ad- option of the following resolution: “Resolved, that the foregoing peti- tion be, and the same is, hereby ap- | proved. That the sum of $1250, being one-half of the estimated cost of the construction of said bridge, be and the same is, hereby appropriated from the county road and bridge fund for the purpose of paying one-half of the cost of: construction of said bridge, and that j the chairman designate two of the mem- bers of the board as a committee to co- operate with the supervisors of the township of Arbo in the letting of the contract for the construction of Said bridge." ‘ The motion was seconded by Com- missioner O’Brien and carried by unan- mcs vote. Vice-chairman Passard then designat- ed Commissioners Nelson and O’Brien as a committee to co-operate with the supervisors of the town of Arbo in the letting of the contract for the construc- ion of said bridge. At this time Commissioner O'Brien wa called away. The following petition was presented: Petition for County Aid in’ Build- ing Bridges. To the Board ofr County Commissioners of @sca County: Honorable Sirs: We, the undersigned supervisors Of the township of Wirt, county of Itasca, and state of Minnesota respectfully represent that the said town of Wirt has resolved to construct a bridge of steel, stone and concrete, or combination thereof, across the Big- fork river, on the legally establishe@ highway described as follows: Beginning at the northwest corner of Section 6, Township 149, Range 26, due east} one mile on town line to north- east corner of Section 6, Township 149, Range 26, then due south two miles on section line to the northeast corner ‘of Section 18, @hen due east four miles on section line to the northeast corner of Section 14, then due north one mile to the northeast corner of section il, then due east one mile to the notheast corner of Secticn 11, on section line then Que north «ne and one half miles to aenter corner of section 31 on town line, then due east on quarter line two miles to center corner between thirty two and thirty-three, then due south one-half mile to southwest corner of; section thirty-three, then due east two miles to the southwest corner of section thirty-five, then due south eighty rods to the southeas, corner of northeast forty of section 3, then due east One- half mile to southeast corner of the northeast forty of northwest quarter of section two, then due south eighty! rods to northwest’ corner of southeast quarter of section two, then due east ome and one-half miles on quarter line & range line. Said bridge to be built across Big- fork river where said road crosses river between center quarter post of Section i, Tpwn, 149, Range 25, to range line, in said township, whieh said location GRAND RAPIDS HERALD-REVIEW WEDNESDAY, ques County Surveyor Lidberg presented an estimate on the Mitchell & Co. con- tract on the Third River road. Commissioner Shellman moved that the county surveyor’s report on the Mit- chell & Co. contract on the Third River road be accepted and the sum of $1607.90 ba . allowed in full and final settlement. The motion was Seconded by Commis- wioner Nelson and carried by unani- mous vote. A communication was received from iJhe town board of the town‘of Arbo, approving the survey of a county road running through the East part of Arbo’ township, Said survey was reported completed and a diagram submitated by the county surveyor, O. H. Lidberg. Commissioner Nelson moved that the | survey of Road No. 114, prepared by County Surveyor 0. H. Lidberg, be ac- cepted. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Shellman and carried by unanimous vote. — The following applications for re- duction of assessment and abatement of taxes were receivd and allowed: 321 Dan Biddick No. 322 Jno. P. McGuire No. 323 Joe Shusterich -No. 324 Jno. Q. A. Crossby Nb. 326 A. W. Sitz No. 330 =D. M. Price . B31 Ghas. Hillbrecht No. 332 B. C. Finnegan No. 333 First National Bank Coler- aine. No. 334 F. R. Harrison Application No. 327 of the Verna Brick Co., and Application No. 329 of J. P: McGuire for reduction of assessment and abatement of taxes on real estate for the current year were rejected. A list of grand and petit jurors was prepared, as follows: Grand Jurors—F. X. Goulet, Milton Jones, Gabe Goodell, Pete Peter- son, Henry Finley, Wm. Smith, J. E. Lane, E. G. Phifer, John Lundeen, Char- ley Wolf, Levi Cochran, John Snyder, Nels Goodwin, Oscar Nelson, Nels Lex- en, Ole Mangseth, Octaye Allen.Chas. Chalberg, Eric Emstrom, Robert Loux, Harry Johnson, Hans Nelson, Charles Nordstrom, Charles Lind, John Troop, ‘c. M. Correll, Wm. Olin, J. Tresider, Henry Pndahi, Gust Youngberg, Martin Christenson, Niel McKinley, E. A. Ar- nold, Charles Erven, Frank J, MeCor- mick Alex Cook, C. K. Mundy, E. H. Dorathy, J. M. Romans, John Carlson, Al Phillips, Charles Maynard, John Schultz, John Hofer, Harvey Vanhorn, Al Swain, Chas. Poppie, J. J. Roberts, Steve MeMillian, Andrew Johnson, Os- car Johnson, Abe Marcus, Charles Lat- valla, Joe Arsonauld, Chas. West- ling, Oscar Johnson, H. A. Gilruth, Ar- vid Maatalla, Louis Schuirman, James Hughes, Pasco Verre, Charles E. John- son, Carl Nelson, (Clave Bell, J. FP. Sundoff, Earl C. Carlton, George Ruby, D. C. McDougall, Alex W. Fenton, Peter Bohn, Malcom Campbell, John A. Zim- pritk, Petit Jurors—H. A. Cleveland, J. C. Gilmore, J. F. Brown, John Locks, Geo. Best, W. W. Fletcher, S: Bonness, James McMahon, Jan Vasha,Anton Pay- Di Gos, H. E. Graffam, juror fees J.-C J. S Gole, juror fees, J. C...-. J. Emerson Greenfield, witness fees J. C. W. J. Gibbs, justice “tees J. c. Paul Gravelle, wood ... Otto Gildemeister, wood. H. E. Graffam, rubber stamps and numbering machine A. C. Gravelle, wood ....-. Arthur Hill, Toad .. labor on Ball cup Len Hofer, juror Henry Hughes, juror fees J.C. , Juror fees J. C. fees Chas Hu: be! W Huntley, Juror L. W. Huntley, Wood . J. D, Hinegardner, Wood . L. W. Huntley, Wood . L. W. Huntley, Wood . L. W. Huntley, Wood . W. E. Hagadorn, Wood - M. F. Hayes, M. D., Coroner's fees viewing Leander Aho.. Erick Hakala, Axeman Subdi- vision 10-53-22.......--.+--.++ Henry Hughes & Co., supplies Court House eh Henry Hughes & Co, ‘supplies Phas Huss, ee an piling wood .... .. Timothy Hoey, Wood . H. J. Jones, Juror fees J. C- Alfert Jones, Interpreter fees HP. “Johnston, Juror ‘fees a Itasca Mer. Co., “supplies, | Mr. Wuorinen .. Carl Johnson, Livery hire, Anna Wang . sive’ wage Claud Jones, work on water works, P. F. sage Geo. Jacobs, Wood . Charles Kearney, Justice of Peace J. C. Pat Kinney, Jurors fees J. C. J. B. Kelly, Constable fees J. War ede dp eoheh. pica eere ct tae es Cc. M. King, express on cot and bedding D. R. to G. R. and Return W. EB. Kerr, Wood . Geo. F. Kremer, supplies for thee Vain Cc. M. King, services on Board of Audit FE. C. Kiley, Stationery . E, C. Kiley, Printing and Pupllahing: <5). ss<5s.8chs<- A. L, LaFreniere, Publishing A. L, LaFreniere, Stationery.. B. F. Lieberman, Juror fees Emil Litchke, Juror fees J. Cc. Frank Lyons, Dep. Constable fees J. C. ...-.. T. M. Laney, Constable fees J.C... Lieberman Bros., Cloth ing for Paupers .... ... Lun & Co, " supplies of Mrs. Kjenlinder ..... Lundegn & 1Co., supplies of ment, John Lambert, John Rahter, Nel- son Phillips, Ole Murry, Gust Valley, Alec Makki, Andrew Olson, C. E. Ander- son, E. G. Bertram, E. P. Grayelle, A. Ly Randahl, John Billock, George Ross, Emil Erickson . a Ole Lee, Wood ... Olof Lofberg, Wood .. Geo. Leisure, Judge Gen. Biec- tion,. Dewey . D. Lothrop, Alex King, John Boyhtaié 0. J. Lidberg, Engineer's ser- ‘ P. Jasper, J. J. Specht, Albin’ A Rudquist, John Danielson, Jas. Barlow, George A. Wilson, Harold J. Luther, John G. Fraser, C. E. Wright, Edwarg Miller, Edward Wilson, S. G. Benzing, George S, Williams, John O’Brien, Dan Shannon, Jr., T, Lebechs, W. B. Wilkie, John A. Davis, Lee Lane, Cc. S. Hagen, George Martin, John Cochran, Rass Rassmussen, S. FE, VanDusen, John Leopold, W. W- Sargent, {Carl Phillips, George T. Williams, Geo. Lockwood, J. M. Phil- lips, Stephen Smith, Henry L. Sessions, Wm. J. Cain, Meritt Kniffen, R. Tinkey, Stafford Curran, Howard Hackey, A. H. Kremer, A. E. Poirier, A. Swanson, Ole Urdahi, W. A. Gordon, J. C, Ohles, Paul Magawa, H. A. Green, Severn Han- Son. The following bills were allowed: is not within the corporate limits of any city of the first, second or third class. We furtther represent that the said | township of Wirt has provided for the payment of one-half of the cost of said bwidge, the total estimated cost of which will be about twelve hundred dol- lars ($1200), which amount far ex- ceeds one-eight of one per centum of all taxable property in said township according to its last equalized valua- tion. In consideration of the facts as above set forth and pursuant to the provisions of Chapter 423, laws of 1907, we res- Pectfully ask that the board of county commissioners of said county of Itasca shall appropriate the other one-half of the wost of the construction of said bridge, and that said county board shall forthwith, as provided by said *Chap~ ter 423, laws of 1907, desig- nate two of its members as a commit- tee to co-operate with the supervisors of said township of Wirt in the letting of a contract for the construction of sai bridge. Dated at Wirt, Minnesota, this 20th ‘day of January, 1913. Respectfully submitted, P. H. HAUK, JAS. BART, A. G. COUNCILMAN, Supervisors Township of Wirt, County of Itasca, State of Minnesota. Commissioner Shellman moved the ad- option of the following resolution: Resolved, that the foregoing petition be, awd the same is, hereby approved; that the sum of $600, being one-half of the estimated cost of the construction f said bridge, be, and the same is herdby appropriated from the county foad and bridge fund for the purpose of paying one-half of the cost of the con- struction of said bridge, and that the chairman designate two of the members of the board as a committee to co-op- operate with the supervisors of the township of Wirt in the letting of the q@ontract for the construction of said bridge. ‘The motion was seconded by Commis- doner Nelson and carried by unanimous vote. Vice Chairman Passard then desig- nated Commissioners Passard and King as a committee to co-operate with the supervisors pf the said town of Cc. G. Anderson, wood. $ 62 14 C. G. Anderson, wood .. 68.2 Wm. Amders, constable fees.. 3.16 Wm. Anders, constable fees.. 2.36 Wrad Anflerson, trip to J. Weisanan, pauper .. 4s 4.00 Jno. Andreson, wood .- 13.63 Geo. Afflick, wood .... . 10.50 Robert H. Bailey, justice fees J. c. . 90.90 c. EL Burgess, FT. Cr iv ccdeeeteeceseee 1.30 F. O. Boggs, Soe face Te... 1.00 E. H. Bither, attorney fees vices and estimate of Third Rivers work ... bee A. A. Mitghelt & Co., Bal on Third River road contract.. Walter McLaughlin, Witness fees J. C. W. E. Meyers, Os MS. Potoa'al doit ay abl thie dp a'eaiare' >, Isaca Muotka, supplies Mrs, Kantloa .... .. . A. C. McGee, expense visiting paupers .... ...- se eeeetee Wm. Murphy, board “and care of Victor Danielson, a DOr ore cs cons gia aoe a < McGee, visiting and care Sick paupers ...... wevnesiciese Clarence McGinnis, assisting Surveyor subdivision 3-55-26 Thomas McVeigh, Chainman on Survey 3-55-26 ......-... tee Thomas McVeigh, assisting on subdivision 27-57-27 Frank Myers, wood, Mrs. Erick- gon ....... Frank Myers, wood Mrs. Glines Minnesota State Sanatorium care Henry Kondola ........ Mesaba Telephone Co., Tele- Phone service ...... . . Frank McKeown; wood . Mrs. Selma McGuire, care Konowac, pauPer ‘Frank McKeown, wood Frank Myers, wood . = eS > RE 10.00} Thomas McVeigh. C! man A. R. Bullock, juror ul rc. 1.00 on subdivision 10-53-22...... Herman Brandon, chainman on George Morisset procuring veyor, 27-57-27 .. ..... seasoe 27.50) efdetion ballots from D. R. Herman Brandon, assisting sur to Oteneagen ...... ........ veyOr, 27-57-27 ...-.-seeeeeee 27.00|E. J. McGowan, filing, certifi- Burroughs Adding Machine Co. cates and stamPs .......... attention and ribbons for ma- E, J. MeGowan, checking U. chines 6.50| S. Land Office records, Du- J. H. Bluntach, drugs for ‘pau- Tuth 2.0. cece cece ceeeeeoeee Pers ......----. o 9.60] F. A. McVicar, stamped En- A. J, Brock, wood - +e 10.5 | velopes Register fo Deeds E. L. Bruneau, wood ...,.. 38.30 | Miller Davis Printing Co. 2 C. Buchanan, wood ... 147.58| copy holders, Reg. Deeds.. E. Bruneau, wood ... 93.55| J. A. McDougall, bridge in- John Billodeau, meals for BPection .... 6.5 sescercseses jury .. settee 18.20| paddig Mullins, caring for M. Barba , 108.04] prisoners .... 0-22. ceeeeeeeee Herman Brandon, chainman on Mike McCloskey, watchman Subdivision 10-53-22 ....----..+ 27.5) caring for prisoners . Coleraine Mercantile Co., sup- Ino. Nelson, Juror fees J. c. vit 5 fs seen . onic, re Mery 0" epee ig 7° |5oe O'Day, Juror tees J.C... Mrs. M. Roche ...........+05 9.25} Wm. Newman, Cabinet work Christie Lithograph & Print- Court HouSe ...... -.+s..e+ ing Co., dater and mould- Fred N. Nelson, Livery hire ing gtanip .2 6... -3.+.-.. ease 4.75} for pauPers ...... ..+++ A. C. Corwin, Axeman on 8Ub- Coleraine Optic, stationery. division 27-57-27. ..........+. 20.00| Mike Oja, Axeman subdivision Clyde Channel, axeman on sub- 10-53-22 . seen division 27-67-27 ....... Martin’ Rein ana R. Dobson, Christie Litho. & Printing Co., % Certifcatey of Redemption.. 2.10 Coleraine Lumber Co., coal for Mrs Roche .... ec senee 9.25 Louis Deorholt,juror fees JC. 1.00 Ed Dibley, juror fees J. C..... 1.00 Martin Dufficy, caring for two paupers .. 24.00 S. M. Dinwiddie, board of pau- Pers, January .... .... ...... 218.00 Itasca Mercantile Co., supplies for Mrs. Ericson . . 19.7 eae Farwell, justice fees 1 O. Frazer, constable fees, J.C. Charles Finnick, team hire county physician .... .... +. Fritz-Cross Co., supplies - Oliver Fraser, Constable fees ! Payment on Judicial road 19-61-21, and 24-61-22 J. D. Olson, payment on Judi- cial road contract No. 2.. N. Simonson, labor on road No. 100 2.0... ceeeeeeeee eoee Earl C. Parker, Juror fees J. A. M. Peterson, premium on ner’s fees J. C. Tom Reilly, jurors fees, J. C. Augus Reynolds, witness fees 12 00 2 50 8 75 34 13 8 65 100 13 55 1 50 10 30) 29 75 115 17 750 63 00 6 25 38 93 38 93 232 75 17 16 6 00 10 03 10 50 * 121 08 29 34 6 85 50 90 1607 90 40 24 1 12 15 00 13 96 9 00 25 56 14 00 25 00 20 75. 11 65 33 25 38 50] SU: 19 37 11 00 34 75 27 50 190 40 65 60 00 53 56 11 00 26 00 10 45 10 45 100 8 44 162 50 100 00 Geleral Election, Dewey .. T. T. Riley, board prisoners... 11 T. T. Riley, Stheriff's fees DIES eee Saute sat kates T..T. Riley, Sheriff's fees C, “EB. Seeley Pub. tax lists and folio headings ...... .. Victor St. Martin, Juror fees Wm, Smith, ‘Juror fees J. C. R. W. Southmayd,' supplies Mrs. Mary Rochte .......... 10 00 Brwin Sweedman, labor on road in 18-27 .,........+..- 14 00 St. Benedicts Hospital, care Deere eas Rass aw 325 75 William Sprague, assisting sur- veyor 3-55-26 ...... .... 13 00 J. P. Stendebach, weod . 93 78 M. L. Smith, telephone ‘tolls 3 75 Burt Smith, wood ............ 10 72 Geo. Sixberry, Clerk Gen, Elec- tion, Dewey . ane 5 35 Security Blank Ptg. Co supplies for Court House.... 218 94 E. R. Tellin, Constable fees J.C. sedee 3 65 William J. fees J. C.-....--. soe teeereee 19 55 c. Tellin, Justice fees J. 1G ‘Karate veeeee svaseecepeces 42 50 Ww. B. Taylor, conducting ex- amination for Co. Atty. J. C, ve. seve sdeaeees 10 00 Town Board. of. Iron Range expenses John Wall, small- GOK: DRENONE eis a ks 0 ckipinis a 118 75 Thomas Hospital, care paup- 21OPS cesses dpedee veveeel sees oe 153 42 Joe Violett, Juror fees J. C... 10 John Ulvig, witness fees J. Se tee Fog tas ea 10 80 Water, “Light, Power oe Bldg. Com., light, Jan. . 65 70 The Worrell Mfg. Sect exterminater . 30 00 F. © Williams, expense in subdividing 10-53-22 98 70 FE. Williams, expense in S@ibdividing 27-57-27 . 97 02 F. E. Williams, expense s| veying 3-55-26 . 19 4 Wm. Weitzel, Juror fees J. C. 10 The Palate Livery, Livery for PAUDETS 2.22. wees cee ees 10 00 W. M. Welch co. certificates 6 2 Anna E, Wang, expenses .. 54 71 Cc. B. Webster, stamped en- velpoes ...... a ace Sales ws 21 24 Cc. B. Webster, ‘epxenses in delinquency 22 35 P. W. Wilkie, wood. 26 17 Estelle Whipple, expenses Co. Supt. schools ...... 2... ..++ 82 10 The bill of Homer | Collins, M. D., for Services rendered Jos. Lindahl was rejected. Upon motion an adjournment was taken to Thursday, the 6th day of Maroh, 1913, at 10 o’clock A, M. JAS PASSARD, Vice ,Chairman, Co. Commissioners Attest: M. A. SPANG, CountyAuditor. Order Limitng Time to File Claims, an for Hearing Thereon Estate of Robert P. Gift STATE OF MINNESOTA, County of Itasca, in probate court. In the matter of the estate of Robert P. Gift, Decedent. Letters of administration this day hav-| ing been granted to Langford R. Gift, It is ordered that the time within whith all creditors of the above named decedent may present claims against his estate in, this court, be, and the same hereby is, limited to six months from and after the date thereof; and that Monday, the 4th day of August 1918, at 10 o'clock A, M., in the Pro. bate Court Rooms at the Court House at the village of Grand Rapids in said County, be, and the same hereby is fixed and appointed as the time and Place for learimg upon and the ex- amination, adjustment and allowance of Such claims as shall be presented with. in the time aforesaid. (Liet notice hereof be given by the publication of this order in Grand Ra- pids Herald-Review as provided by law. Dated February 3rd 1913. CLARENCE B. WEBSTER, (Court Seal) Judge of Probate. Feby 26, March 5, 12 MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE SALE Notice is hereby given, That’ de- fault has been made in the con- ditions of that certain Mortgage ex- ecuted by J. Sandretzky and Sadie Sandreizky his Ming is gagors, to J. . Kohanek, te Mor! gee, dated the “ninth day of gust 1909, sou recorded in the es fice of the Register of Deeds of Itasca natn innesota, on the eleventh day hs August 1909, at nine o’clock A. M., in Book “ge of Mortgages, on Page 278 thereof; that the amount claimed to be due on said mortgage at. this fate Is is Five Hundeed Ninety-eight and 80- 100 ($598.80) Dollars; that the (ay deen in and covered ef said ae are lots nee: and 2), Third Ad- Itasca, cow the ed One and Two Block numbered ‘ive 2 dition to Grand Rapi ty, Minnesota, according to recorded plaf. thereof on file and of record in the Office of the Regis- ter of Deeds in and for said coun- ty of Itasca, Minnesota; that by virtue of a power of sale conta pees in said mortgage and pursuant to the statute in such case made and hes the said mortgage will foreclosed b; by the sale of said proces at public vendue to the ighest bidder for cash, by the Sheriff of Itasca County, Yy at the front door of the Court House in the Village of Grand Rania, in said County and State, on Wednesday the tye aa day of March, 1913, at (2) o'clock P. M., to satisfy the amount then due on said mortgage, with taxes, if an opener, with the costs of suc! sale, and Twenty-five ($25.00) Dol- lars piers S fees, stipulateed in said Mor J. H. Kohanek, Mortgagee Edward Free Arias for Mo; Office, Rooms, 9, 10 and 44, First oo| National Bank’ Blg., Chisholm} Minn, jaepneee! Box No. 132, Chisholm, Herald-Review, Jan. 29th, Mar. 26th ONE YEAR TWO DOLLAR FOR THE GRAND RAPIDS HERALD-REVIEW B. C, KILEY, EDITOR AND PUB. For a short time the Svea ree had for the above ber,”" will be recelved at the office of the Leech Lake Indian school at Ont gum, Minnesota until 12 o'clock, noom Central Time, March 28th, 1913, for the purchase of timber upon allotments under the jurisdiction of the Superin- tendent of the Leech Lake Indian school, Minnesota. The greater part of the merchantable timber is white pine, Norway pine, jack pine, bass. wood, oak, yellow birch, elm, and spruces Contracts for the timber must be en. tered into with individual Indians. The Department of Interior cannot give as. surance that the alilottees, or their heirs, will make contracts with the suc. cessful bidder,. but it is believed that practically all of the Indians wil make contracts if the prices bid represent the fair market value of the timber. No timber can be sold witheut the con. sent of the Department. The total amount of timber is about 20 mil lion feet, and is found upon about 750 allotments. A separate proposal, in dup. licate, should be submitted upon each forty acre tract or lot, but any num. ber of proposals may be included in an envelope. Typewritten lists of the sub. divisions on which the timber is of- fered and copies of the prescribed form of contract and of a suggested form of proposal may be obtained from the undersigned. ‘| “January 17, 1913. J. F. GINGOLDT, Superintendent, Leech Lake Indian School, Onigum, Minnesota. H, R. Jan. 22, March 26, Scan EEEIEDEEEDeeineemeeeemmememeemenet eee Proceedings in Bamkraptcy. District Court of the United States for the District of Minnesota, Fifth - Division. In the Matter of Samuel Ross, Bank, rupt—In Bankruptcy. To the Honorable Page Morris, Judge of the District Court of the United States for the District of Minnesota. Samuel Ros, formerly of Bovey, in the County of Itasca, State of Minnesota, in said District, respectfully represents that on the 18th day of March, 1912, last past, he wes duly adjudged bank. rupt under the acts of congress relat. ing to said bankruptcy;that Samue! Ross hag duly. surrendered all his property and rights of property, and has fully complied with all the requirements of said acts and of the orders of the court touching said bankruptcy. Wherefore he prays that he may be decreed by the court to have a full discharge from all debts provable against his estate, under said bank. rupt acts, except such debts as are excepted by law from such dicharge. Dated this 6th day of January, A. D., 1913. SAMUEL ROSS, Bankrupt. States District Court, Dis. Fifth Division— United trict of Senne, Ss. cy On this 16th day of January, A. D., 1913, on reading the foregoing petition it is— Ordered by the court that a hear- ing be had upon the same on the 29th day of March, A. D., 1913, be. fore said court at Duluth, in said Dis. trict, at ten o'clock in the forenon; and that notice thereof be published in the Grand Rapids Herald-Review, a newspaper printed in said district, and that all known creditors and other persons in interest may ap- pear at the sald time and place and show cause, if any they have, why the prayer of the sald petitioner should not be granted. And it is further ordered by the court that the clerk shall send by mail to all known creditors copies of said petition and this order ad- dresseed to them at their places of rpsidence, as stated. Witness the Honorable Page Morris, Judge of the said court, and the seal thereof, at Duluth, in-eaid court on the 16th day of January, A. D., 1913, CHARLES L, SPENCER, ry (Seal) : c— By THOS. H. PRESSNELL, Deputy Clerk. Herald-Review, Jan. 29 Mch 12. NOTICE OF SALE. State of Minnesota, County of Itasca, —ss., District Court, trict. Minneapolis Brewing Company, a cor~ poration, Plaintife. Fifteenth Judicial Dis. va. John Nelson, Nellie E. Nelson, his wife, Duluth Brewing & Malting Com- pany, a corporation, and King Lum. ber Company, a corporation, Defendeants. Notice is hebey given that under and by virtue of a judgment and decree en- tered in the above entitld action on the 15th day of January, 1913, a certified transcript of which has been deliver. ed to me, I, the undersigned, Sheriff of said Itasca County, will sell at pub. lic auction to the highest bidder for cash, on the 18th day of March, 1913, at ten o’clock in the forenoon of said day, at the front. door of the court house in the village of Grand Rapids, in said Itasca County, the real estate de. scribed in said decree, or so much theres of as may be sufficient to satify. the amount adjudged to be due the plaintiff and said Duluth Brewing & Malting Company for principal, interest and at. torney’s fees and for costs and expens. es of said sale, sold separately without material in. jury to the parties interested; that sald sale will be made, and the title grant. ed to the purchasers thereat will be now held and owned by said Duluth now due the sum of $3322.27, with in. terest at the rate of ten pre cent per amnum from October 18th, 1911. - That the premises described in sald judg.