Grand Rapids Herald-Review Newspaper, June 18, 1913, Page 10

ete Paseard moved that, the hearing upon | Robert Johnson, labor on. Sas No. OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD County Commissioners OF Itasca County, Minnesota. Grani Rapids, Minn., June 10th, 1913. Pursuant to adjournment the Board of County Commissioners of Itasca County, Minnesota, met at the Court House in the Village of Grand Rapids, Minnesota this 10th day of June, 1913, at 10 o'clock A. M. Members present: Commissioner King, O’Brien, Nelson and Fassard. Comm! 1 moved the ad- option of owing resolution Resolyed that the sum of $500 be and | the same is hereby app: ated from the County Road and Bridge Fund to the Town of Ardenhurst to aid said Town in the repair and construction of roads and brid; The motion was seconded by Com- missioner Nelson and carried by un- animous vote of all members present. The bids for the construction of a road i tions 34 and 35, Township 146, , as advertised for, were opened and read. Upon motion of Com. missioner O’Brien, seconded by Commis. sioner Nelson, all such bids were Te- jected and the County Auditor was in- structed to re.advertise for the con. struction of said road. Commissioner Shellman arrived at this time. Commissioner Nelson moved that As- sistant State Engineer be instructed to prepare plans and specifications for the construction of County Road No. 113. The motion was seconded by Com- missioner O’Brien and carried by un- animous vote. Commissioner Nelson moved the option 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 be expended under the direction of I. A Adams and Engineer Lidberg in the improvement of the Wabana Road. The motion was seconded by Cam. missioner O’Brien and carried by @ unanimous vote. Commissioner Passard moved the ad- option of the following resolution: Resolved that the sum of $300 be and the same is herby appropriated from the County Road and Bridge Fund to be expended under the direction of Abe Palon and Commissioner Passard in the improvement of County Road, No. 91. The motion was seconded by Commis- sioner O’Brien and carried by unanimous votes ad- Commissioner Shellman moved that | Commissioner Pa rd be a committee to examine road running to Alfred An- derson’s plac on the line between townships 54 and 55, Range The motion was seconded by Commissioner O’Brien and carried by unanimous goth Commissioner Nelson moved the ad- option of the following resolutio: Resolved that the sum of $65 be and | the same is hereby appropriated from| the County 1 and Bridge Fund to | be expended under the direction of W. | C. Carpenter, of the Town of Balsam, in the improvement of the old Trout Lake Road. The motion was seconded by Com- missioner Passard and carried by un- animous yote Commissioenr ’assard moved that the chairman appoint a committee of three to examine and ascertain the necessary repairs for County Road No. 47. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Nelson and unanimous vote. The chairman then ap pointed Commissioners Passard, Nelson and Sheliman, as such committee. Commssioner Passard moved that the Assistant State Engineer be directed to prepare plans and specifications for the construction of the Spring Lake Road, b ginning at the Railroad Right of Way on the south line of section 8, township 148, Range 25, and running thence west on the Section line to the southwest cor- ner of section 8, township 148, Range 26, and to make report at the next meeting to’ be held June 25th, 1913, at 10 o'clock A. M. The motion was ad onded by Commissioner ©’Brien ‘and carried by unanimous vote. A recess was then taken to o'elock P. M. The Board again met at 1:34 o'clock P. M. All members of the Board present. - Commissioner O’Brien moved the ad- option of the following resolution: Resolved that the sum of $100 be and the same is hereby appropriated from the County Road and Bridge Fund te be expended under the direction of Hjalmar Lind in the improvement of County Road No. 83 in the Town of Oteneagen; and that the sum of $100 be appropriated from the County Road and Bridge Fund to be expended under the direction of Ira Erickson in the im provement of a road in the Town of Oteneagen on the North and South quarter line of Sections 9 and 16, town. ship 146, Range 25. The motion was seconded by Com- missioner Nelson and carried by unani- carried by 1:30 mous vote. Commissioner O’Brien moved that the chairman appoint a committee to innvestigate and ascertain the most feasible route for a County Road in un. organized township 59, Range 25. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Nelson and carried by unanimous vote. Commissioner Shellman was appointed as such committee. The bids for the County Road No. 110, and tional bents for the Mississippi River Bridge, located on said road, were opened and read. The bids being as follows: Road and Bridge. John A. Brown & Wm. MeVeigh, Grading as per plans and specifications for lump sum of. Extra grading whieh may be required per cu, yard..., construction of | the addi- |. Piling as per plans and speci- fications for lump sum of., Turnpiking as per plans and epe- cifications for lump sum of.. Extra Piling which may be re- quired per lineal foot. Ditching ‘as per plans and speci- fications per lump sum of...... Extra ditching which may be required per cubic yard.....- 20 Bridge superstructure as plans and specifications.. ...- rrugated metal culverts as per plans and specifications each Clearing and grubbing for lump BUM Of 2... core secececesoee Or will complete “all the work as per plans and specifications for lump sum of.. .- 2660.00 Allowance for extra work as itemized. A. A. Mitchell & Co, Grading as per plans and apicinion ee for lump sum of .. - Extra grading which may 300.00 180.00 60.00 1090.00 30.00 100,00 Semeceee 1000.00 be re- quired per cubic yard 25 Turnpiking as per plans and specifications for lump sum of 120.00 Ditehi as per plans and spe- tions for lump sum of.. 66.00 tra ditching which may be required per cubic yard..... 22 Corrugated metal culverts as per plans and seat for lump sum of is. ates Seok 25.00 Clearing and grubbing as per plans and specifications for Jupp Sumi Of. ose gs webs pee 250.00 Piling as per plans “ana specifi- cations for lump sum of. 300.00 Extra piling which may be re. quired per lin. ft... 6... eeeeee 30 Bridge superstructure as per plans and specifications for lump sum of.... Bree ss 1200.00 Or will complete all — work as per plans and specifications for the lump sum of ....-- 2655.00 With allowance for extra work as itemized cost plus 10 per cent. George Arscott—Grading as’per plans and gatas for lump sum of .. «1 «2 seeseeee 1090.00 Extra grading which may! ‘Were: quired per cubic yard........ 126 3-4 Turnpiking as per plans and specifications for lump sum of 187.00 Piling as per plans and specifi- cations for lump sum of...... 187.50 Extra piling which may be re- quired per lin. foot ....-+ sees 16 Ditching as per plans and specifi- cations for lump sum of .. 57.00 Extra ditching which may be re- quired per cubic yard...... 119 3-4 Bridge superstructure as per plans and specifications for lump sum Of.. .. 6. eeeeeeee 1148.00 Corrugated metal culverts as per plans and hartge for lump sum of .. +. e+ ee eeeee . 35,00 Clearing and grubbing as per plans and snectioaer for lump sum of .. .. oe on 150.00 | Or will complete all w as per plans and specifictaions for the lump sum of, Road........ 1512.00 With allowance ‘tor extra work as itemized. J. S. Lofberg & O. Lee, Grading as per plnas and specifications for lump sum of Turnpiking as per plans specifications for lump sum of ‘Piling as per plans and specifi- | fications for lump sum of.... 249.00 Ditching as per plans and eci- fications for lump sum of. 99.00 Bridge Superstructure as per plans and spec ations for lump sum of.. 2... es 829.00 Corrugated meta! culverts as per plans and spec ations for the lump sum of (installing)...... 3.00 | Clearing and grubbing as per plans and pecifications, for lump sum of.. . 175.00 Or will complete. all work as per plans and specifications for lump sum of . 3535.00 With allowance for extra work as itemized. Bridge and Piling separate from from grading Road.. «» 1078.00 Smith & Laine wlil build Road and Bridge No. 110 according to plans and specifications for the sum 0f.. .. 6.) 2. seeeee 2600.00 Road Melvin N. Rosholt—Grading for the lump sum of.. «++ -$ 1200.00 Extra grading which may be re- quired per cubic yard.. .... 25 Ditching for the lump sum of.. 75.00 Extra ditching which may be re- quired per cubic yard ...... 25 Clearing and grubbing for lump sum of . solves eae ten: 240.00 Turnpiking for thie lump sum of 72.00 6 foot corrugated metal ia win lala eel Spells om 35.00 i seis ! $1622.00 J. A. VanPatter—Grading as per plans and specifications for the lump sum of.. .. .. .. +..-. 800.00 xtra grading which may be re- quired per cubic yard.. .. . 30 Turnpiking as per plans and specifications for lump sum of 49c per rod.. .. .. .. - 58.80 Ditching as per plans and spe- cifications for lump sum of.. Extra ditching which may be 54.00 said petition be continued to the next meeting to be held June 26th, 1918, at| ke, C. Kiley, Publishing proceed- 10 o'clock A. M.; that the County At- torney be requested to be present at .30]that time; also that the County Attor-/E&. C. Kiley, Publishing notices ney be requested to furnish the board with an opinion as to what constitutes a free holder for the purpose of signing the petition for the formation of a new School District; also to ascertain as to whether the petition above referred to has been signed by a majority of those qualified to sign said petition residing within the territory covered by said petition. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Nelson and carried by unanimous vote. The proposition of Lee Denny to con- struct a bridge across Rice Creek in towsnhip 69, range 23, for the sum of $150, was accepted by unanimous vote upon motion of Commissicner Shellman, seconded by Commsisioner O’Brien. Commissioner O’Brien moved the ad. option of the following resolution: Resolved that the sum of $300 be and the same is hereby appropriated from the County Road and_ Bridge Fund to the town of Spang to aid said town in the improvement of the Hill City Road. The motion was seconded by Commis. sioner Shellman and carried by unani- meus vote. A. J. McGuire appeared before the Board and requested that an appropria. tion of $1000 be made from the County Revenue Fund, pursuant to Chapter 376 of the laws of 1913, to aid in the main- tainance and expenses of a County Agri< cultural Agent. Commissioner Passard moved that the 112 tn: sie sad. S ediee tas cchne Oa, ings Board of County Commis. eloners.... 6. 6. w, ee eee es 46,88 Sealed bids, hearing for peti. tion and notices to tax payers 9.72 Lee A. LaBaw, Taking testimony case Stae of Minn, vs. Thomas Lee A. LaBaw, Taking ‘Abathaeey case State Minn. vs. Herman Makl.. 2... eee) weasesonse AL. LaFreniere, "proceeding of Board County Commissioners and DIM heads. os. ee ee wees, 4019 O. J. Lidberg, Livery viewing route for County Road nesciada Township... 2.6.0 6. 6s ce ceveee 5.00 Bert Morris, Constable “Fees J.C. 1,25 J. F. McCormick, Care Insane per- BON dgientianty Murphy- -Travis Co, supplies. Frank Myers, Hauling rubbish from Cour t House,., .. 2.06 eeoeene Minnesota State Sanatorium, care sick pa@Upers.. 2... 05.0 J. yess Mesaba: Telephone Co., Telephone ervice..) .. a ee oe sae eeene Ed. Martineau, ‘Chainman Road in Section 10 and 11-53- sees 10.00 2.64 10.00 4.12 2.75. 75.25 25.65 P. Moody, labor on road.......... 41.06 F. A. MeVicar, Stamps County Treasurer.. .. 97.12 Andy Nelson, Committee work M. O’Brien, Committee work.... John Ogemah labor on Ball.Club. Bena Road.. .. H. E. Nightingale, Survey Road Sections 10 and 11-53-22........ 29.00 A. M. itshgideltie Attorney Fees J Civ nis pape ols si ail nai oe ae oe, 12,77 Wm. “Passard,” Assisting County 30.00 32.20 7.00 sum of $1000 be appropriated from the County Revenue Fund for said purpose for the fiscal year ending July 31st, 1914. The motion was seconded by Com- missioner O'Brien and upon roll call the vote was ad folows; Yea; Commissioner O’Brien and Pas- ‘sard. Nay; Commissioner Shellman, and King. The Chairman declared fast. Commissioner O’Brien moved that the Assistant State Engineer be, instructed to furnish plans and specifications for the construction of a bridge across the Bigfork River on the line between sec- tions 5 and 6, township 61, Range 26. The motion was seconded by Commis. sioenr O’Brien and carried by unani. mous vote. Commissioner O’Brien moved that the Assistant State Engineer be instructed to prepare plans and specifications for the construction of County Road No. 126, in Township 67, Range 26. The mo- tion was seconded by Commissioner Nelson and carried by unanimous vote. The matter of the petition of the In- ternational Boom Company to construct a dam across Popple River was then taken under consideration, Commis. sioner Shellman moved that said peti- tion be rejected. The motion was sec- onded by Commissioner Nelson and carried by unanimous vote. Commissioner Shellman moved Miss Anna Wang, County Nurse, be granted a leave of absence for ninety days without salary. Tie motion was seconded by Commissioner O’Brien and carried by unanimous vote. Upon motion of Commissioner Nelson, seconded by Commissioner Passard, it was ordered by unanimous vote that $600 insurance be placed upon blildings at the County Fair grounds, and that the same be placed with agent J. S. z0le; also that $2000 additional insur- ance be placed upon the office furni- ture of the County Court House $1000 of said amount to be placed with agent J. S. Gole and $1000 with Agent O. E. Houlehan. A recess was then taken to 7 o'clock P. M. i The Board again met at 7 o'clock PM, All members present. Upon motion of Commissioner Passard, Nelson the motion seconded by Commissioner Nelson, the following bills were alowed by unani. mous vote: A. Alquist, witness fees J. C. $ 1.12 R. W. Acton, stenographic work in connection with State Rural Highway, No. 6.. .. . American Sanitary Product Co., Toilet Paper... .. .. -.--+sseeeee 18.00 Fred Anderson, Team. County Sur- veyor and Commissioner Nelson to Road No. 112.. .. 2. seeeeeee 3.50 Fred Anderson, livery hire feapect- ing County Road No. 112, +» 3.50 H. C. Berg, juror fees J. C. +. 1.00 H. C. Berg, juror fees, J. C.. 1.00 P. R. Brooks, drugs for paupers.. 1.70 P. J, Baldwin, Axman Road No. 12D. ce Men ee cel ae Seecewee 3.37 J. H. Bluntach, ince for paup- CTS... 5 oe oe oe 18.45 Mrs. Bertha Betz, nursing aiph- theria patient.. .. .. .......... 24.00 Clarence Buchaann, iivery, hire, Road No. 89, No. 19, No, 114, by O. J. Lidberg.. .. ............ 20,00 Neal Bluntach, nore Wm. Ralph to hospital.. .... seoeee 8.00 George D. Barnard & Co. * supplies 39.60 Deer River Telephone Exchange required per cubic yard...... 225 Corrugated metal culverts as per plans and specifications for » lump sum of.... .. .. ...... 25.00 Clearing and grubbing as per plans and specifications for Wrep wom 200) 6.55111). peass Or will complete all work as per plans and specifications for the lump sum Of.. 2. 2. ....+++ee 1098.00 With allowance for extra work as itemized. Bridge The Hennepin Bridge Co.—Two approaches 64 feet each on bridge No. 110 for the sum of 1132.00 The bids were then referred to En- gineer Lidberg, who thereafter reported that the bid of J. S. Lofberg for the construction of the bridge, and the bid of John A. VanPatter for the construc- tion of the road, were the lowest and best bids received for said work. Up- on motion of Commissioner | O’Brien, seconded by Commissioner Passard, said bids were accepted by unanimous vote It being the time set for hearing upon the petition for the formation of 160.00 “der a new school district in the Town of Marcell the same was then taken un. consideration, The petitioners were represented by Attorney Alexan- Board of school District No. 6 by At- 80 torney Alfred L. Thwing, Commissioner John Irwin, witness fees J. C. . Telephone Services.. .. Christie Lithograph & Printing Co. Tax Books 1913.. .. +02 265,00 W. W. Carley, Agent, Insurnace on County Jail.. seeeees 50,00 B. Craig, Chainman Road No. 110 3.75 S. M. Dinwiddie, Board of Pau- W. N. Dalcour, Electricial work ‘Court House and Jail.. J. D. Doran, Insurance... Pasco Dallessio, supplies Coduto Joe Ehl, Labor on Road No. 112 88.80 Ernest Flemming, Dynamite & Fuse Northome-Bena Road...... 18.00 Ernest Flemming, livery convey- ing sick child from Bena to Round Lake.. .. .. 31.56 - 14.15 + 40.00 + 16.00 The Fritz-Cross Co., supplies.... 75.00 Roderick Hawley, witness fees, J. M. M. Hursh M. D. Coroner's fees viewing David Wallin and mile- BBC. ce ee oe ee oe eee eee eee 17.10 M. F. Hayes, Deputy Coroner's fees and mileage.. .. .......+.. 5.50 'E. F. Hahn, care Elmore Noon.. 16,50 Grant Harthan, labor on road No. 113. Sa a a NCR 54S oie oh HB AOM St. Benedicts Hospital, care of sick Paupers....0.. 2. + 283.00 Edward Hainke, labor on road No. .-$ 1200.00 }der Marshall of Duluth, and the School | Pat Hoolihan, labor on road No. that | Surveyor. neg aa 54.17 W. J. & H. D. “Powers, Cord 1.10 James Passard, committee work.. 34.20 T. T. Riley, board of prisoners... .102.50 T. T. Riley, Sheriff's expense ac- count.. .. ereeeeesee 173,08 Cc. A. Roderick, Labor on Vermillion T. T. Riley Stamps.. + 2.00 George Riddell, Blacksmith — work at ‘County Fail. ocsrsccc chavs, F. J. Skocdopoles, Premium on pol- icy Sheriff's Residence and jail 30.00 Hang Schultz, Axman on Road No. William J. Trescott, “Justice Fees. E. 'R. “Tellin, Constable. Fees, J. Thomas "Hospital, care sick Pau. PCCP iene cat eakne 276,27 J. A. VanPatter, Labor on Vermil- lion Road,. .. .. .. 6. wes Geo. S. Williams, Taking off storm windows and putting on screens at Poor Farm.. .. . 4.09 Frank Welch, Labor on ‘Right of WAY ee cc te oe oe cenesanceeeees 20,00 Water, Light, Power and Building Commission, Light Court House ODD TAM 5 coe dl v3 le secon OTE F. V. Wakkinen, Insurance Sheriff's residence and jail.. .. ........ 30.00 Anna E, Wang, Expenses County NUEBGgertgies hey slehs ba aus se! jc te MOTE P. C. Warner, Surveying levels Roads No. 45 and No. 120 and re- cording same.. «+ 42,52 P. C. Warner, Surveying Road No. 107. recording Roads No. 107, Bass Lake Road and Road in 25 and 8.75 9.20 10.00 86-55-23 ANG: OM eo est ter 62.95 At the request of the Automobile Club Commissioner Shellman moved that the sum of $25 be expended under the direction of Commissioner Nelson in the improvement of the Grand-Ra. pids-Bovey Road in the Town of Arbo. The motion was seconded by Commis- sioner Passard and carried by unani- mous vote, The hearing upon the petition for the survey of Sections 36, Township 55, Range 27, was continued to the next Imeeting, ‘Commissioner Nelson moved that the petition of John Hickel and others for the improvement as a County Road of the old Powers and Simpson Railroad grade be indefinitely postponed. ‘The motion was seconded by Commissioner O'Brien and carried by the following vote, Yea, Commissioners King, O’Brien and Nekson ‘ Bp Nay, Commissioners Shellman and Passard. Commissioner O’Brien moved the ad- option of the following resolution: Resolved that temporary relief be authorized for the following persons in sums not to exceed the amount set op- posite to and following each of the re. spective names as follows: Steve Bilodeau.. .. .. Mrs. Lydia Kantola Mrs. Mary O’Rielly. + $200 120 100 Mrs. Clara McKeeby.. .. 200 Mrs. M. Clark.. .. .. «. 160 Mrs. Julia Rotmark,.. .. .. 160 c. J. Lonning,.. .. Mrs, A. Erickson,.. .. John Lahti,.. .. .. . Mrs. John Ahkanen Mrs. Mary Rohts,.. . Mary Coduto, Gust Forsman,.. .. . Mike Pintar,.. .. .. .. Bmil Erickson, Mrs. Geo. H. Rahler,. Hannah Wolf.. Carl Wiberg,.. .. .. .. .. David Hamalainen Mrs. G. H. Fox.. .. -. .. + Amanda Sactwell.. 2. 1. sssceesses ‘ The motion was seconded by Commis. sioner Passard and carried by unanimous| vote. It being the time set for hearing upon the petition for the establishment of a highway, as hereinafter described, the committee appointed to examine the route of said road filed a report recom- mending that the prayer of the petition- ers be granted. Commissioner bis rd moved that the report of the co: tee be approved; that said highway be here- by established as follows to-wit: Beginning at the South 1.4 post of Section 6, Township 64, Range 23, thence running west three and three quarter miles, terminating at Blackberry; ‘That said highway be designated as Caunty Road No. 133; that the dam. ages and benefits to each description of land over which said road runs are hereby estimated and determined to be equal to all damages sustained; that the chairman of the Board and Coun- ty Auditor be authorized and directed to execute and file the proper order establishing. said road. °The motion was seconced by Commissioner O’Brien and carried by unanimous vote. the petition for ‘the — ent of a committee appointed to examine route of said road filed a report rec- ommending that the prayer of the peti- titioners be granted. Commissioner Pas- sard moved. that the report of the committee be approved; that said high. way be hereby established as follows to.wit: Beginning. at the Southeast corner of NE 1-4 of NE 1-4, section 25, town- ship 65, Range 24 and running south one-half mile and terminating at the Southeast corner of lot 8, section 26, Township 55, Range 24; That said highway be designated as County Road No. 123; that the dama. ges and benefits to each description of land over which said road runs are hereby estimated and determined to be equal to all damages sustained; that the Chairman of the Board and Coyn- ty Auditor be authorized and directed to execute and file the proper order establishing said road. The motion was seconded by Commissioner O’Brien and carried by :unanimous vote. It being the time set for hearing up- on the petition for the establishment of a highway, as hereinafter described, the committee appointed to examine the route of said road filed a report re- commending that the prayer of the petitioners be granted. Commissioner Passard moved that the report of the committee be approved; that said high- way be hereby established as follows tapwit: Beginning at the Northwest corner of Section Seven (7) in Township one hundred and forty-eight (148) of range twenty-eight and running thence south on and along the Range Line to the Southwest Corner of section Nineteen (19) in said Town and Range and there terminating. Said proposed highway in- tersects with a legal highway now es- tablished. built and used, at its point of beginning, above set forth. That said highway be designated as County Road No. 134; that the damages and benefits to each description of land over which said road runs are hereby estimated and determined to be equal to all damages sustained; that the Chairman of the Board and County Au- ditor be authorized and directed to ex- ecute and file the proper order estab. lishing said road. The motion was seconded by Commissioner O’Brien and carried by unanimous vote. It being the time set for hearing up. on the petition for the establishment of a highway, as hereinafter described, the committee appointed to examine the route of said road filed a report recom- mending that the prayer of the peti- tioners be granted. Commissioner Pas- sard moved that the report of the committee be approved; that said high- way be hereway established as follows to.wit: Beginning at the Northeast corner of Section One in Township No, One Hun. dred Forty-six North of Range twenty- six :west of the 5th Principal Meri- dian in Minnesota, and running thence South afong the Range line one-nalf mile to the 14 section corner between sections 1.146-26 and 6-146-25, thence East along the 1-4 Section line one mile to the 1.4 Section Corner between Sections 5 and 6-146-25, thence South along the Section lines One and one- half miles to the Corner of Sections 78-17 & 18-146-25, thence East along the Section lines One and one-half miles to the 1.4 section Corner be- tween Sections 9 and 16-146-25, thence South along 1-4 Section line One mile, and connecting with County Road No. 88 at 1-4 Section Corner between sec. tions 16 and 21.146-25, and terminating at last above described point. That said highway be designated as Xounty Road No. 135; that the dam- ages and benefits to each deserpition of land over which said road runs are hereby estimated and determined to be equal to all damages sustained; that the Chairman of the Board and County Au- ditor be authorized and directed to execute and file the proper order es- tablishing said road. The motion was seconded by Commissioner O’Brien and carried by uannimous vote. It being the time set for hearing upon the petition for the establishment of a highway, as hereinafter described, the committee appointed to examine the|’ route of said road filed a report recom. mending that the prayer of the petition. ers be granted. Commissioner Passard moved that the report of the commit- tee be approved; that said highway be (hereby established as follows to wit: County road khown as the Right of Beginning at the intersection of the Way Road, and the section line on the east side of Section five (5), in Town one hundred and forty-five, (145) of Range twenty-six (26), Itasca Coun- ty and running thence North on and along the said section line to a point where said section line intersects with the Bowstring River, said river being the stream that connects the two parts of Bowstring Lake, and to be connected with other roads as follows: at the Southern terminus. with the appointment being made with reference for, said office, and the said C. M. Storch being appointed as a licensed physician, subject to the approval of | the tthe Board of Health. The term of It being the time set for bead ‘upon | Right of Way Road and at the North. ern terminus to connect with the White Fish and Bena Road and terminating at the point above designated and to be 4 rods in width. The said highway to be designated as County Road No. 181; that the dam. ages and benefits to each description of jand over which said road runs are hereby estimated and determined to be equal to all damages sustained; that the Chairman of the Board and County Auditor be authorized and di- rected to .execute and file the proper order establishing said road. The mo- tion was seconded by Commissioner O’Brien and carried by unanimous vote. In the matter of a Tuberculosis Sana- torium the following resolution was presented. Whereas a Tuberculosis Sibatoblinm has been established in the County of Itasca under the provisions of Chap- ter 500 of the laws of Minnesota for the wear 1918. Now, therefore, be it resolved by the Board of County Commissioners that Dr. Thomas Russell, John T. Ring and Dr. C. M. Storch, residents of said County of Itasca, be appointed as a County Sanatorium Commission, this to the special fitness of said members ete tees re ee a Storekeeper Nelson and B. Bjella, | of Birchgrove, returned from Cass’ Lake last week, the former with five and the latter with two Jer- sey cows and a bull, all full bloods. Their move is to be commended ~ and their example talons. others soon which will reatl; Monday ie ‘July, 198 and of. said. Joba |T. Ring, two years from the frat. Monday in July 1913, and of said De. C. M. Storch three years from the first Monday in July, 1913; and each. appointtee shalt hold office until his successor shal] be appointed and quail. fied. Each of said members shall, be- fore entering upon his duties, take the oath provided by law and file a bond in the sum of $6000.00, to be approved by the Board of County Commissioners. After said members have qualified for said office, each shall have all the powers and perform all the duties as provided for in Chapter 500 of the Laws of Minnesota for the year 1913. Upon Motion of Commissioner O’Brien, supported by Commissioner Passard, the foregoing resolution was adopted on the 10th day of June, 1913, by the follow- ing vote. i Yea, Commissioners King, O’Brien, Nelson, Passard and Shellman. Nay, None. Upon motion the Board then adjourned to June the 25th, 1913, at 10 o’clock A. M. Cc. M, KING, Chairman Board of County Commis- sioners.. Attest: (County Auditor's Official M. A. SPANG, County Auditor. OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS OF THE School Board OF Seal) School District No. 1, Grand Rap-* ids, Itasca County, Minnesota. Grand Rapids, Minn., June 9th, 1913, A meeting of the school board of School District No. One was held in the board’s office in the Central School Building at 2:30 P. M. C. E. Burgess, C. H. Dickinson and J. D. Doran were present. The minutes of the meeting of June 2nd, were read and approved. ‘ The following teachers have signed their contracts for the ensuing school year: W. Mare Fraser, High School subjects, $1300.00 per year; Fred F. Caison, “High = School subjects, 1000.00 per year; Grace Norton, Jomestic Science, $90.00 per month; Florence Burlingame, High School sub- jects, $90.00 per month; Royetta Tran- seau, sixth grade and Principal of Cen- tral School, $80.00 per month; Alice Grendall, fifth grade, Central School, $67.50 pre month; Alida R.-Holmes, third grade, Central School, $72.50 per month; Clara R. Grove, first grade, Central School, $75.00 per month, Dorothea Ely, xindergarten, $75.00 per month, Mae G. Benton, kindergarten assistant, $30 per month, Lavina Guthrie, sixth and sev. enth grades, Forest Lake School, $67.. 50, per month; Anna Knudson, fifth grade, Forest Lake School, $62.50 per month; Margaret Aiton, third grade, Principal Forest Lake School, $80.00 der month; Clara Thompson second grade, Forset Lake School, $67.50 per month; Florence L. Thoirs, first grade, Forest Lake School, $75.00 per month. The following bills were upon motion allawed: Norman Pederson, labor at Big- POPE: BOMOOL. 5. (o0) ee Soe. fons haa A Syver Hanson, cleaning ground at Shallowpond school.. .. ...... 5,00 John Dahlbreg, cleaning grounds of Ottum school.. .. .. .. ...... 35.00 Weston & Clutier, striping floor, Central school... .. .. .. .. 1.50 Amanda Smith, transportation. charges for her daughter...... 7.50 P. C.. Warner, surveying Black- berry school grounds.. .. ...... 10.50 Andrew Yurik, wood for Moose Park School... 2. 2. 6. ceeeeees 18,00 Earl Comstock, back wages as Janitor 6f Cohasset school.... 14.06 A. Jandreau, work on _ school BUMNOH, sess ons eeiine vega gine ee M. R. Boorman, electric supplies 5.00 Peyton Paper Co. paper.. .. .... 4.38 A. L., LaFreniere, printing and publishing proceedings.... ...... 41.72 J. Adams Puffer, commencement LOCURGS yes jo oe 5 seeeee 50,00 Rand, McNally & Co. maps for Cohasset school.. .. .........+.. 8.80 Manda Dahl, paid for express on school supplies.. .. 0 .. J.... 1.85 Mutual Garage, auto livrey for school board.. .. 66. 2. Je... 6.00 John Beckfelt, domstic science supplies... .. .. .. 5 12.90 Frank Myers, team work. secede | 1.50 Eimer Carpenter, janitor work at High school during session of night school.. .. .. .. ...... 21.60 Itasca Mer. Co., manual training, repair and general suppiles.... 45.40 August Lindholm, wood for Smith _ Cc. L. Pratt, drawing contract and DONG... oe oe oe ce ceeeceeeee 200 Ww. B. Perrington, work in school Barden.. 2. i. oe oe oe teen 20,08 Henry Hughes & . Eee supplies.. .. .. .. 2.20 Eugene Dietzen, paper... - 5.50 Lewis P. Carpenter, boxing and hauling books, Togo school.... 6,00 Milton Betts, changing buss from sleds to wheels.. .. .......... 2.60 Mahlee Wagon Co. school buss lock.. .. eee - 1.6% Dr. C. M. Storeh, professional services, Mary Audette.. ...... 2.50 Mesabe Telephone Co. Tolls and John W. Aiton, team work in school garden.. ...... .... .. 8.20 C. A. Carlson, rent for building for Carlson school.. .. ...... 35. Engels & Co., pictures for schools 43.50 Upon motion, the meeting adjourned to Monday, June 16th, at 2:30 P, M. J. D, DORAN, Clerk. Bin