Grand Rapids Herald-Review Newspaper, July 9, 1913, Page 10

| a — OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS | OF THE BOARD County Commissioners oF Itasca County, Minnesota. Grand Rapids, Minn., June 25, 1913. ‘The Board of County Commissioners cf Itasca County, Minnesota, met at the Court House, in the Village of Grand Rapids, Minn., this 25th day of June, 1918, at 10 o'clock A. M. Members present; Commissioners Pas- sard, Shellman and Nelson. In the absence of Chairman Vice-Chairman Passard presided. Commissioners Shellman moved the the adoption of the following resolu. tion: Resolved that the hearing upon the petition for the formation of a new school district to be composed of the territory embraced i the organized town of Marcell be continued to the Ist day of July, 1913, at 10 o’clock A. M. Be it further resolved that the bids for King, the construction of a bridge across Splithand Brook, on State road No. 1; also the bids for the construction of County Roads numbers 102, 107 and 120; also the bids for the construction of a/} fire escape leading from jury room on the 3rd floor of the County Court House be continued to the Ist day of July, 1913, at 10 o’clock A. M. The motion was seconded by Commis- sioner Nelson and carried by unani- mous vote of a1 members present. On account of the death of the wife of Commissioner O’Brien, which oc- curred at 6 o’clock this morning, Com- missioner Shellman moved that no fur. ther business be transacted, and that all matters pending before the board be continued to the Ist day of July, 1913, and that the board adjourn to the Ist day of Ju-y, 1913, at 10 o’clock a. m. at 10 o'clock A. M. The motion was seconded by Com. missioner Nelson and carried by un- animous vote of all members present. JAMES PASSARD, Vice-Chairman. Attest: (Auditor’s Official Seal) M. A. SPANG, County Auditor. Grand Rapids, Minn., July 1, 1913. Pursuant to adjournment the Board of County Commissioners of Itasca County, Minn., met at the Court House in the Village of Grand Rapids this 1st day of July, 1913, at 10 o’clock A. M. Members present; Commissioners King, O’Brien, Nelson and Passard. Commissioner Passard moved the ad- option of the following resolution: Resolved that the following amounts be, and the same are hereby, approp- tiated from the County Road and Bridge Fund. $300 to the Town of Sago, of which amount $250 is to be expended upon the road running East from Leipold Post Office in said Town, and $50 upon a bridge across what is known as the outlet of Round Lake in said Town. $25 to be expended under the direc. tion of Henry Sinkola upon a road run. ning to his place in Townships 144 and 145, ‘Range 25. $200 to be expended under the di- rection of Commissioner King and As- sistant State Engineer Lidberg upon County Road No. 101, being also known as State Road No, 6. $25 to be expended under the di- rection of Nels Dyer in the improve- ment of a road on the North line of the Town of Deer River. $75 to be expended under the direc. tion of Frank Swanson upon the Bow. string Road. $75 to be expended under the direc. tion of John Larson in the improvement of the Grouse Creek Road. The motion was seconded by Com- missioner O’Brien and carried by un- animous vote of all members present. Commissioner Passard moved that the chairman appoint a committee of three to examine the Sand Lake Bridge and the approaches thereof. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Nelson and carried by unanimous vote. Committee appointed: Commissioners Passard, Nelson and King. ‘Commissioner Shellman arrived at this time. The petition for the formation of a new school district to be composed of the territory included in the organized Town of Marcell was then taken under consideration. An opinion filed by the County Attorney was then read. After hearing all further evidence in favor of and against said petifion Commissioner O’Brien moved that the petition be granted, and that the chairman of the Board and County Auditor execute the proper order forming said territory into a new school district, describing said district and the boundaries thereof, and designating the same as School istrict No. 4. The motion was seconded by Commis- sioner Passard, and upon rol call was carried by unanimous yea vote of al: members of the Board. The folowing order was then exec- uted by the chairman and County Au. ditor and filed with the County Au. ditor. STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY O ITASCA. Before the Board of County Commis- sioners In the matter of the petition for the organization of the Territory comprised in the Township of Marcell into a separate Common Schoo! district. WHEREAS, a petition in due form has been presented to the Board of County Commissioners oi Itasca County, Minnesota, asking that the territory comprised in the organized township of Marcell be made into a separate com- mon School District; and WHEREAS, after notice duy given according to law a hearing was had upon said petition before said board on the ist day of July, 1918, accord- ing to law; and, WHEREAS, at said hearing the said board received all the evidence in behalf of and against said petition and proposed organization, and did con. sider all arguments for and against said proposed organization; and WHEREAS, the said board did there- upon vote to grant said petition; NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that the said petition be, and the same is, hereby granted; IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that the territory above referred to, and which is hereinafter particuerly described be, and the same hereby is, made a com- mon schoo! district, named and to be known as School District No. 4. The territory herein referred to and hereby organized into Schoo District No. 4 is described as follows, to-wit: Al that territory in Itasta County Minne- sota, included within the organized township of Marcel and more definite. ly deseribed as follows, to-wit: com- mencing at the Northeast corner of Township Sixty (60), Range Twenty- six (26), thence running West on the Township line to the Northwest cor- ner of Township Sixty (60), Range Twenty-seven (27), thence South on the Township line to the Southwest cor- ner of Township Fifty-nine (59), Range Twenty-seven (27), thence run. ning East on the Township the Southeast corner of Township Fifty-nine (59), Range Twenty-six (26), thence running North on the Township line to the point of commencement. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, this or- der has been pursuant to law, sign- ed by the Chairman of said board and | duly attested this 1st day of July, 1913. Board of County Commissioners of | Itasca County, Minnesota. By C. M. KING, Chairman. ATTEST: | (Auditor Seal) M. A. -SPANG, County Auditor. Commissioner Passard moved that the matter of the distribution of the funds between School District No. 6 and School District No. 4 be taken up and be considered by the Board at a meet- ing te be he'd on the 24th day of July, 1918,, at 10 o’cock A.M. The motion was seconded by Commissioner O’Brien and carried by unanimous vote. The bids for road and bridge work were then opened and read, the same being as follows: Road No. 107 A. A. Mitchell—Grading, as per plans and specifications for lump sum of.. .. Extra grading which may be required per cubic yard.... 80 Grading in big bog, as per plans and specifications for lump GuM Of., 2. 6 oe ce weevecoeee 1760.00 Extra grading in bie "bog which may be required per cu. yard 49 Turnpiking as per plans and specifications for lump sum of 624.00) Ditching as per pans and speci. fication for lump sum of.... 1200.00 Extra ditching which may be required per cubie yard.. .... 22 Clearing and grubbing for Jump BUM Of... 6. 2s coreeseeeees ++ 1615.00 Corrugated Metal cu verts as per plans and negra ae al 25.00 Wood Cu'verts.. * eeeeeree 15.00 Placing of Metal cuNerts if same are furnished by the MAURER. «nosh coer eeu aan 7.00 Drainage ditch, as > per ‘plans and specifications, for lump sum of 800,00 Extra ditching which may be re- quired per cubic yard.. .. .. +20 Or will complete al work as per plans and specifications for the lump} sum of $7289.00, with allowance for ex- tra work as itemized. A. McWilliams—For the sum of $5622.00; For dirt the first 2 miles per yard... .. s+ eeeesace 35 Balance of road “tor extra dirt Wer yard... .. -. oe -eseee on 1.00 For digging drain ‘ditch for out- ' det of water.. .. .. .... .-- 600.00 Melvin N. Roshoit—Clearing and grubbing 193 acres for lump SUM Of., 6. cesccccsecececeees 1496.00 Grading 5000 cubic yards at 25¢ per cubic yard.. .. .......... 1250.00 Extra grading which may be re- quired per cubic yard.... .. 26 Turnpiking per lump sum of.. 390.00 Grading big bog 3400 cubic yds. dump sum Of......0 6... seeeeee .00 Extra grading which may be re- quired per cubic yard........ 60 All metal corrugated culverts per plans and specifications for dump sum .of.. .. .. . + 225.00 Wood culverts per plans and specifications for lump sum WE es Live bee ae wdevdecsocse, SOOO Ditehing 5715 cubie yards at 25c per cubic yard.. +++ 1428.75 Extra ditching which may be re. quired per cubic yard.. .... 25 Mabie, stan so cope nee 6878.75 Fr. A. Johnson—Drainage ditch as per plans and specifica- tions for lump sum of........ 1192.00 Extra ditching which may be required per cubic yard...... E. F. Logan & Co.,—Will build road according to plans for the sum Of¢. 2.25 ccosvcencces 7950.00 Drain ditch and clear creek for BUTE OB Tag ere | oe. fe va nie aes ee 750.00 Extra grading per, cuble yard.. 50 Extra ditching per cubic yard.. 25 James Dowling—Rxtra grading which may be required per Otic yard...) 2. ceecncces ee 30 Extra grading in bog which may ' be required per cubic yard 60 Extra ditching which may be required per cubic yard..... a: 22 10 per cent above cost for put- ting culverts in place. Extra ditching which may be re. quired per cu. yard (ditch).... .22 Or wil! complete all work as per plans and specifications for lump sum of.. ........++ 6842.00 Jasper M. Pogue—I will complete ‘the Marble Road, known as Road No. 107, according to Plans and specifications for lump sum of.. .. Will place culverts at $8.00 each James Dowling—Extra grading which may be required per Extra grading which may be re- quired per cubic yard........ 60 Extra ditching which may be required per cubic yard.. .... 25 10 per cent above cost for Placing metal culverts.... .. Extra ditching which may be re- quired per cubic yard.... . 22 Or will complete al: work as per plans and specifications for the lump sum of...... .... 6000.00 With allowance for extra work as | Reinforced Concrete line to} A. A. Mitchel—Extra grading , which may be mite per CBN WERE CG ino bdaemee 497 Extra ditching which | may be required per cubic yard 20 Extra corduroy which may be required per lineal rod........ 2.00 Or wil’ complete all work as per plans and specifications for the lump sum of.. .......... 1595.00 With alowance for extra work as itemized. Anton Peterson—To build road Wo. 102 as per plans and speci. fications for . beneanel $ 1800.00 John O’Brien—Clearing 6 1-2 acres, per acre.. Grading 2500 yards at per yd. -70 patra 40 rods per lineal rod.. 1.20 Ditching | ‘300° cuble. yard yard... +30 Culverts (4) “eaoh.. tees ceweee 15.00 Grubbing 350 ineal rods per Corduroy 42 Toda pa rod.... 3.00 |Drainage ditch 40¢ per yard. Not in specifications but nec- essary if work is done in wet time. | Henry Logan—Wil: build road according to plans and speci. fications for the sum of Extra grading per cu. yard.... | Extra Ditching per cubic yard.. 25 | Extra Cordurying per rod...... John Lane—Wil build road ac- cording to plans and specifi- cations for lump sum of....$ 2340.00 Cc. G. Anderson—Clearing 6 1-2 acres at $25 per acre. - 162.50 |Grubbing 350 lineal rods at $100 | RRB 2607's San um kaa 350.00 Grading 2500 yards. ‘at. ‘Be per cubic yard .. . 1125.00 | Grading 2500 yards at 45c per |, Gmblos yamde...' -ctiads sexe snd ++ 1125.00 Turnpiking 40 rods at $100 per. cubic rod.. .. . coqece 40.00 , Ditching 800 cubic yards at 26¢ | per cubic yard.. .. .. ....+. 200.00 Culverts (four) at 12.00 48.00 aati 42 rods at $3.00 per Total.. 1.0. 22 secceee « 2051.50 Drain ditch it, necessary at 35c¢ per cubic yard. Jasper M. Pogue—Wil com. plete road for sum of....$ 1530.00 Schutt & pam abe and grubbing.. 350.00 | Grading.. .. 275.00 Turnpiking.. .. 40.00 | Ditching.. .. .. 160.00 Corduroying.. .. .. 63.00 Or will build the road accord. ing to plans and specifications for the sum of.. .. .. J. A. VanPatter—To build road according to plans and speci. 888.00 fications for sum of.......... 3996.00 Extra ditching per cubic yard.. -30 Extra Corduroying per lineal rd 3.00 E. C. Watson—To build road ac- cording to plans and specifica- tions for lump sum of. ~ 2150.00 Melvin N. Rosholt—Clearing and grubbing 6 1-2 acres for the Jump sum of.. .. .. ...... 460.00 Grading 2500 cubic yards at 4c per cubic yard.. .. ...... 1000.00 Turnpiking 40 rods lump sum.. 30.00 Ditching 800 cubic yards at 30c per cubic yard.. .. .......... 240.00 Extra ditching which may be re- quired per cubic yard........ 30 Extra grading which may be re quired per cubic yard.. ...... 40 Corduroy 42 lineal rods at $2.60 i Per rod.. .. secccccvecccoes 105,00 Extra Corduroy which may be re. quired per lineal rod........ 2.50 4 wood cu.verts according to plans and specifications at $15.00 Aaa seeeeeeee$ 1885.00 Wood piling in p.ace.. .. ....-- Street piling (material delivered) Steel piling (driving piles) Reinforcing steel in place.. H. Logan—For the construction of the superstructure com- plete in place (stone work) $ 1040.00 For the constructign of the sup- erstructure complete in place 04 3-4 1.00 04 1-2 CBRORD oases fa sal a teeeeee gece TIME OO For the construction of the bridge complete, including both superstructure and sub- Wood piling in place per lineal Steel piling (material delivered) Per pound... .. .. 2 ssssees- 04 8-4 Steel piling (driving piles) per Reinforcing steel in place...... .04 1-2 An adjournment was then taken to 1:30 o’chock p. m. Pursuant to adjournment the Board again met at 1:30 o’clock P. M. AH members present. Commissioner O’Brien moyed that all |bids received for the construction of County Road No, 107 be rejected. The motion was secanded by Com- missioner Shellman and upon _ roll call was carried by the following vote: Yea; Commissioners King, Nelson, Shellman and O’Brien. Nay; Commissioner Passard. Commssioner O’Brien moved that the bid of Jasper M. Pogue for the construction of County Road No. 102 be accepted, the same being con- sidered the best: bid. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Pass- ard and carried by the following vote: Yea; Commissioner O’Brien, Nelson, Passard and Shellman, Not voting, Commissioner King. Commissioner O’Brien moved that the bid of C. A. Roderick for the con. struction of County Road No. 120 be accepted. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Shellman and carri€d by unanimous vote. Commissioner O’Brien moved that the bid of the Hennepin Bridge Co. for the construction of the Splithand bridge, in accordance with plan B12, for the sum of $1512 be accepted. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Pass. ard and carried by unanimous vote. In the matter of a fire escape from, the jury room upon the third floor of the County Court House, E. R. Browne submitted a bid, together with a plan to construct the same, for the sum of $125, which bid was accepted by unan- imous vote, upon motion of Commis- sioner Sh::~ sioner O’Brien. A petition was presented for the es- tablishment of a highway beginning at the section corner of sections 32 and 33, Township 56, Range 23, running east on Town line, Township 66, range 23, and Township 55, Range 23, to the South quarter Section corner of Section 33, thence South on quarter sec- tion line through sections 4, 9 argi 16, Township 656, Range 23, Town- ship 56, Range 23, to the South quarter corner of section 16, Township 55, range 23. Commissioner Shellman moved that a hearing be had upon said petition at the Court House in the Village of Grand Rapids on Tuesday the 26th day of August 1913, at 10 o’clock A. M.; that Commissioners King, O’Brien and Shellmam be a committee to examine the route of said proposed road; that said committee meet at the point of beginning of said route on Wednesday, the 20th day of Amgust, 1913, at 10 o'clock A. M. for the purpose of exam. ining said route, and that said commit. tee make report to this Board at the time set for hearing upon said peti- tion. The motion was seconded by Com- missioner- O’Brien and carried by un- animous vote. Road ‘120. Pat Hoolihan—Will build road ac- | cording to plans and specifi. cations, county furnishing cul- vert, fur the sum of........ Gabe Goodell—Clearing and grad- 390.00 SPOR. =. 8500's 200.00 Ditching. . . . 24.00 40c per yard for hauling dirt on prade: or! <2. sees 200.00 Putting in culvert furnished by. County... .. . Or will complete all work ‘tor the lump sum Of ...... J. A. VanPatter—To complete road for the lump sum of.. Extra ditching per cubic yard. Extra grading per cubic yd..... .60 ©. A. Roderick—Clearing and grubbing 1 1.2 acres....... ee Excavating 500 cubic yards per FATE... oe be oe weceveecce i) Grading 80 rods per rod........ 45 Ditching 120 yards per yard.... -20 Culvert 15 in. by 24 feet........ 24.00 Will complete all work as per plans and specifications for the lump sum of.. .. ........ Splithand Brook Bridge The Hennepin Bridge Co.—For the construction of the super- structure and substructure, Plan B12, complete in place.. 1512.00 | Sues concrete base of abutment extra per cubic yard.... .... J. S. Lofberg—Will build bridge Plain Concrete above ground, ex- tra per cubic yard.. ........ according to plans and speci- fications B4 for the sum of.. 2250.00 Pilings per lineal foot, extra.... 30 Also to construct bridge accord- ing to plan B12 for the sum WR en ne aereees 1668.50 Cc. G. Sedgwick—For the con. struction of the bridge com- plete in place with reinforced abuts with steel piling...... 1680.00. For the construction of the bridge complete including both superstructure and substruc- ture with gravity abutments.. 1920.00 Piain concrete at base of abut- ment per cubic yard........., Plain Concrete above =e per euble yard.. .. .. Reinforced Concrete at base of abutment per cubic yard.... Reinforced Concrete above ground per cubic yard...... 11.00 H. Logan—For the construc. tion the superstructure com- plete in ‘place (concrete). + 1025.00 For the construction of the sul structure complete in place For the construction of the bridge complete including both 11.00 14.00 10.00 16,00 * superstructure and substruc- tUTe.. o. ese ne ceeeeeseeees 2170.00 n above ground, (per cubic yard).. 17.00 Commissioner Nelson moved that the County Auditor advertise for bids for the construction of a bridge across Prairie River, at a point where County Road No. 111 strikes said river, said point being in section 32, Township 57, Range 24; said bridge to be con- structed according to plans and speci. fications on file in the office of the County Auditor. The motion was seconded by Com. missioner Passard and carried by unanimous vote. Commissioner O’Brien moved that plans and specifications be prepared for the construction of a building 20 ft by 30 ft. at the County Fair Grounds, the cost of said building not to exceed $375. The motion was seconded by Com- missioner Shellman and carried by un- animous vote. Commissioner Passard moved the ad- option of the following resolution: Resolved that the sum of $500 be, and the same is hereby appropriated from the County Revenue Fund for the County Fair, to be held in Septem- ber, 1913, and that the County Audi. tor be authorized and instructed to is. sue a warrant in favor of the Secre- tary of the Itasca County Agricultural Association for the amount of said appropriation. The motion was seconded by Commis- sioner Nelson and carried by unani- mous ‘vote. Commissioner Passard moved that the County Auditor be instructed to ad- vertise for bids for the weather stripping of windows upon the County Court House. The motion was second- ed by Commissioner O’Brien and car. ried by the following vote: Yea, Commissioners O’Brien, Nelson and Passard. Nay, Commissioners King and Shellman. The report of the Public Examiner upon the records of the Town of Sago was read and referred to the County Attorney, Commissioner Shellman moved the adoption of the following resolution: Resolved that the sum of $250 be, and the same is hereby appropriated from sioner O’Brien and carried by unani- mous vote. A petition was presented for the establishment of a road beginning at the common corner of Sections 19, 20, 29) «and 30, Township 658, range 22, and running thence | west one mile along Section line between Sections 19 and 80, and intersecting with the County Road on the Town line between Towns 58-22 and 58-23. Commissioner Shellman moved that a hearing be had upon said petition at the Court House in the Village of Grand Rapids, on Tuesday, the 26th day of August, 1913, at 10 o'clock A. M.; that Commissioners King, O’Brien and Shelman, be a committee to ex- amine the route of said road; that said committee meet at the point of begin- ning of said route on Monday t¥e 18th day of August, 1913, at 11 o’clock A. M., for the purpose of examining said route; and that said committee make report to this Board at the time set for hearing upon said peti- tion. The motion was seconded by Com- missioner O’Brien and carried by un- animous vote. Commissioner O’Brien moved the ad. option of the following resolution: Resolved that the sum of $200 -pe, and the same is hereby appropriated from the County Road and Bridge Fund, to be expended under the di. rection of Jasper M. Pogue in the im- provement of County Road, No. 21, be- ing known as the Feeley-Bcwey Road in Unorganized Township 55, Range 23. Resolved further that the sum of $200 ‘be, and the same is hereby ap- Hartley Fitzgerald, boarding seven men six days, Wabana road.. 17.30 Free Press Printing Co. sta- tionery supplies.. .. .. +++... 1150 Free Press Printing Co, station. ery supplies... 6. -...2.-++--- 10.68 Mrs. Hartley Fitzgerald board 4 t men 16 days, oe gees + 8.08 Thos. Griffin, assessing Dist Unorganized.. 6. 6. ceeeeseees 64.08 Thos. Griffin, assessing dist. 2, Unorganized... .. .. .. J. 8. Gole, premium insurance Fair buildings and office fix. Cc. B.*Gallagher, 1a! tan road., .. .. .. John Gothard, labor on Deer River- Gust Huhn, constable fees J.C. 3.06 Nashwauk Herald, publishing no- tices of taxpayers.. .......... 1.18 Henry Hughes & Co., supplies poor farm .. .. .. .. 456 John Hughes, axman Road No. BEE ce ee oe se ee ceveccee 66.5 Heyry Hyvonen, ‘Tabor on Prairie River Road.. . see 25.00 Geo. Hickok, labor | on. ‘Vermillion SU std 156 rah ic aly cod ain an maie Grant Harthan, labor on Vermil- NOM ROMS oie a on. ccnesenees William Heinrich, labor on Lydick propriated from the County Road and Bridge Fund, to the Town of Goodland, to aid said Town in the repair and con. struction of roads therein. Resolved further that the sum of $300 be, and the same is hereby appro- priated from the County Road and Bridge Fund, to be expended under the direction of Commissioner Passard and Engineer Lidberg in the construc- tion of County Road No. 90, said road being known as the Feeley-Bovey Road. The motion was seconded by Commis- sioner Shellman and carried by unani- mous vote. t Commissioner Nelson moved that En. gineer Lidberg be instructed to look out a route for a road beginning at the N w corner of SW 1-4 of SW 1-4 sec- tion 18, Township 146, Range 25, and running thence East into the South part of Township 58, Range 27 and partly on the line between Townships 57 and 68 of Range 27. The motion was seconded by Commis- sioner O’Brien and carried by unani- mous vote. A communication from the County At-| torney was presented in which he re- quested the Board to request the State Public Examiner to make an examina. tion of the books and accounts of the Organized Towns of Bearville and Carpenter. Commissioner O’Brien moved the adoption of the following resolution: Resolved that the State Public Ex- aminer be, and he hereby is request- ed, to make an examination of the records and accounts of the Organized Towns of Bearville and (Carpenter. The motion was seconded by Commis- sioner Passard and carried by unani- mous vote. The following bills lowed by unanimous vote: Gus Anders, constable fees, J C...$6.35 were al. Peter Adland, Labor on Grattan J. O. Baker, justice fees J. C. 5.00 Carlo Bernabei, witness fees, J. Joe Bertogliatti, witness fees, Louis Beissel, juror fees J.C... 1.00 A. G. Bovay, running lines Road Bi AME oc) as | owid one back A. G. Bovay, retracing lines and setting points.. .. . 21.80 A. G. Bovay, survey bridge ap. proaches, Road No, 110....... 10.00 A. G. Bovay, bridge site Arbo Road, No. 77 es tee 8.30 A. G. Bovay, running line, mak- ing profile, plans, Wawina BOMM. neon ne ecco ece scans. 39.80 A. G. Bovay, levels and cross sections, Road No, 101........ 27.84 Mrs. John Baker, nursing James Temby’s family.. .. 20.00 Jim Belonger, labor on Lydick ROB... 6. ce oe oe oe ceeeee o. 5.00 Edwin J. Bishop, Txpense exam- ining books, Town of Sago.... 209.87 Ed. Burns, labor on Wabana Road 18.25 Cc. L. Berger & Sons, catalogue, Henry W. Hilling, groceries, Pest HOUSE) 6 (eee se se ke cencweee.: 18 Chas. Hammer, Axman Road No. Jack Hurley, trip to Garner’s Bal. Theodore Hulbert, labor on Deer River Road.. .. .. 2. ....2-05 4.58 Carl Hendrickson, ‘abor on Wa. hana Road.. .. 1. 6. ee ceeeee | OME Henry Hughes supplies Court’ Bones has ies - 1 J. P. Hunter, laooy on North- home-Bena Roaa., .. ........-. 6.08 W. E. Uenderson, hvery cut. foot Sioux to 147-29, sick pauper.. 5.00 Itasca Dry Goods Co., 3 dozen flags, Memorial Day............ 2.78 Jacob Jaffe, juror fees J. C.. 1.00 Thes. Johnson, juror fees J.C... 1.08 Robert Johnson, labor on Road BO TB coins Sees et eccee, 25 Robert Johnson, labor on Road NOs 1B 0. oe oe ce we ceeceee eee 66.08 Car Johnson, livery hire Mrs. Wolf and infant and looking for lost TABS. 6. oe ee be oe oe + 14.58 Andrew Jones, labor on Bena-Round Lake Road.. .. .. .. - 33.00 W. A. King, juror fees J. ©. + 1.00 Fred Kistemnacher, labor on Ball Alex Dunn, labor on Tyndall Road 16.00 S. M. Dinwiddie, board of paup- Cc. Elmer Ekman, 128 miles tra vel delivering records to Reg- the County Road and Bridge Fund, to be expended under the direction of Com. missioner Passard and Engineer Lid- berg, for the purpose of taking out certain culverts upon County Road, No. 47, at the point where said road crosses Spithand Brook and building at said point a suitable bridge. Resolved further that the gum of $350 be, and the same is hereby ap- propriated from the County Road and Bridge Fund to be expended under the direction of Commissioners Shellman and Nelson, in the improvement of a Road on the Hast and West. quarter * "sigma a online a Char.es Erven, assessing Unorg- anized No. 1... 1. 2. seeees 100.00 Cc. B. Evert, repairing culvert Deer River-Grand Rapids Road 1.50 O. F. Frazer, constable fees J. 4.30; 1.00 Cc. S. Fahlin, juror fees J.C... labor on Lydick The Fritz-Cross ‘Co. Stationery Free Press Printing Co., The Fritz-Cross Co., filing case J... B... Fuqua, labor on Road.. hood, level rod, Co. Surveyor 243.00 James Clolornbo witness fees J. C. 2.80, P. J. Carmody, witness fees J. Tony Chopp, juror fees J. C... 1.00 Leslie Clarke, labor on Ball C Road.. .. .. seeeee on 6.75 Leslie V. Clark, rodman exten- sion R W Road, sec. 3, 4, 5, 11- E. E. Curtiss, Labor on Lydick | Chamberlain Taylor Co., station. | CFF. MUO 86a! caseccescne! TA Matt Carlson, axman Road No. B. Craig, assistant surveyor, Road No. 101.. .. 6. sseceeee 7.08 B. (Craig, assistant surveyor, , Road No. 114.... .. .. ss. + 4.36 B. Craig, chainman Wawina road 6.26 Mrs. W. H. Culver, nursing Jas. Temby’s family.. .. vee 12,00 James I. Coffey, Jabor on Ball Club-Bena Road.. .. .. ...--.-. 8.00 Tony Caliger, Juror fees J. C... 1.00 Louis F. Dow Co., stationery sup-~ plies, auditor's office.. .. .... 18.00" King Lumber Co., rent of lumber, Memorial Day.. .. 2.68 E. C. Kiley stationery. - 1.50 E. C. Kiley, printing.. .. . - 6.00 E. C. Kiley, publishing proceed. ings and notices of sealed bids 58.28 Stafford King, labor on Right of Lester Kneeland, chainman subdi. division 24-145-25.. .. ..... 4.00 C. M. King, committee work.... 56.28 Cc. M. King, attending commission- er meeting... ee eee 3.00 Cc. M. King, services boar of. Audit and Mileage.... ........ 39.00 Chas. W. Lynn, constable fees, _ Chas. W. Lynn, “constable fees Alex LaVaque, juror fees J.C... 1.00" O. J. Lidberg, inspecting work on Wabana Road.. .. .. ... 5.60° A. L. LaFreniere, printing. 23.58+ O. J. Lidberg, inspection of Road Wil BIRR oasis a A. L. LaFreniere, publishing pro- ceedings and notices of sealed Lammon & Heath, ‘Pte. road con- tracts and specifications........ 17.00 Lieberman Bros. mdse paupers.... 4.68 H. Litchke, assistant, surveyor, Road). NOs WR. es TAG Joe Weysman, witness fees J. c 2.80 P. A. McEachin, justice fees J. ‘Mike Michelick, witness fees J. Pete Michelick, witness fees, J. Isaac Mattson, | Axman Road No. Axel Malmgren, hauling load ot culverts to Balsam township.. 5.08 Miller Davis Ptg. Co, stationery supplies.. .. .. 37.06" George Miller, labor on Wabana TOM ih o's pleih ot on tecannggs 10.25 Frank Myers, hauling Tumber on {> Memorial. Days Se be 9 Ed.Martineau, chainman Co. Road No. 114. reer 5) Miller-Davis Ptg. Co., mortgage records, Register of Deeds.... 74.00 | Otto Malmberg, labor Round Lake- pn ee as Andrew McCarron, livery Co. surveyor to bridge on road No. Masaba Telephone Co., telephone bishisok aL Re Isaac Nagewau, witness fees J. W. R O'Connell, juror fees J. Andy Nelson, committee work.. 31.3@° | Andy Nelson, 2 trips Prairie Ri- ver Bridge... 6. 2.0... ccc. eeee S08 Fred Nelson, livery hire, pau- Fred Nelson, livery, hire to Road No. 115, Dep. surveyor........ 5.00 F. N. Nelson, livery hire to Right of way Road and re. ‘Wm. Osufson, assessing Unorgan. bs ion Le ee Pe H. E. Nightingale, survey bridge site Road No. 114.. .......... 6.55 Peter Niska, 2 men and launch, 8 days, searching for drowned Dick Nukllo, labor on Tyndoll erat Perrault, juror fees, J.