Grand Rapids Herald-Review Newspaper, August 6, 1913, Page 7

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Chairman King and Vice-Chairman Pas. sard being absent Commissioncr O’Brien Commissioners of Itasca County Commissioners Ne - was chosen Chairman pro tem by un- animous vote of a1 members — present, upon motion of Comsnissionsr Nelson, seconded by Commissioner Shel man The report of the Engineer upon the Bigfork Bridge in Section 6, Township $1, Range 25, was presented and laid ever for further consid-ration. Commissioner She.lman moved that the County Auditor be instructed to) motify the Great Northern Railroad | €ompany to construct a crossing upon County Road No. 38. The motion was geconded by Commissioner Nelson and carried by unanimous vote. Commissioner Nelson moved that the Bridge built by Lve Denny in Township 3s, Kange 28, be accepted, the same having been completed according to «ontract. The motion was seconded by fommissioner She Imap and carried by anaaimcus vote. Bids for road and bridge work and; for weather stripping at the County; Court Hous: were then opened, and read, the same being as follows: Road No. 16 August Hakaja, Wi]l complete work as per plans and specifications for the lump sum of $907.35. Ross K. Noble, Will compete work as per plans and specifications for lump | sum of $1780.00. . Melvile W. Pogue, Wil com- | plete work as per pans and specifica. tions for lump sum of $1975.00. John Unge, Will compete work as Per plans and specifications for the | lump sum of $1275.00. Mevin N. Rosholt, Will com- plete work as per plans and specifica- tions for the: lump sum of $1484.00. Prairie River Bridge on Road No. 111 Volke & Masterson, Wil complete Bridge as per plans and _ specifications for lump sum of $945.00. J. S. Lofberg, wil complete bridge as | mer plans and specifications for the tump sum of $1260.00, Avex Maki, Will complete bridge | as per pans and specifications for the Bump sum of $984.00. Frank Bask, Will compete bridge as per plans ana specifications for the | Bump sum of $935.00. Weather Stripping at County House. Oscar F. Symons & Co., Mctal Weather Strips) for gam of $175.00. Osear F. Symons & Co., sum of $115.00. The National Metal Weather Strip @e., (Minnesota Metal Weather strips) der the lump sum of $230.89. 4 recess was them taken to @elock P. M.. The Board again met at 1:30 o’clock BP. M. Al members of the Board present. Commissioner Passard moved that all Bids for the construction of Road No. 16 ip the Town of Wawina be rejected, and that the Auditor be instructed to re- a@Gvertise for bids for the construction ef said road. The motion ‘was seconded Court (Monarch the iump For the lump 1:30 additiona! sum of $94 be appropriated from the County Road and Bridge Fund for the improvement of the ‘Wabana Road. The motion was seconded by Com missioner O’Brien and carrisd by unani- mous vote. Commissioner Nelson moved that the bid of Frank Bask, for the construction of a bridge across Prairie River on Road No. 111, be accepted. The mo- tion was seconded by Commissioner Fassard and carried by unanimous yote. Commissioner O’Brien moved that the bid of Oscar F. Symons & Co., for plac- ing weather strip$ upon al! windows in the Cow Court House with the Mon arch strip, for the sum of $175, be ac- cepted. The motion was s:conded by Commissionner Nelson and carried by the following vote: ; Commiss ioner King. Commissioners O’Brien, Sheilman and Fassard. A petition was presented for a re. hearing in the matter of the petition Nelson, for the formation of 1 new school dis- trict to be composed of the territory embraced in the crganizet Town of Marce.! which petition wa- granted by the County Board at a meeting held on the ist cay of July, 1913. ‘ommissioner O’Brien moved that said petiticn bo granted itd tyct a rehear- ing of said matter be had at a meet- ing of this Board to be heid on the 14th day of August, 1913, at 10 o'clock A. M., and that the County Au- ditor be instructed to cause the proper notice of such rehearing to be published, posted and served as provided by .aw The motion was s-conded by Com. missioner Passard and carried by un- animous vote. A petition was presented for the establishment of a highway beginning at the North West corner of the South West Quarter of the South West Quar- ter of Section No. Thirteen, Township No. 146, North of Range 25, West, and running thence East one mile; thence south forty (40) rods; thence east three (3) miles to the North East Cornre of Section No. two (2), Township No. Fifty-seven (57), North of Range No. twenty-seven (27) West; Beginning at the East side of the Minnesota & Rainy River Railroad right of way where said raiway right of way intersects the South line of Sec- tion No. 35, Township Number Fifty- seven (57) North of Range No. Twenty- {seven (27) West and running thence in ta Northerly direction about one and one-half mies to the Southeast corner of the Northwest quarter of Section No. Twenty-six (26), Township No. Fifty eight (58) North of Range No. Twenty- seven (27) West, and to be four rods in ‘Width. a Commissioner O’Brien moved that a hearing be had upon said petition at the court house in the village of Grand Rapids on Wednesday, the 10th day of September, 1918, at 10 o'clock a. m.; that Commissioners Morris O’Bri John L. She]jman and G. M. King be a committee to examine the route of said road; that said committee meet at the point of beginning of said route on Monday, the 8th day of September, 1913, at 10 o’clock a. m., for the purpos> of examining said route, and that said committe make report to this Board at the time set for hearing upon said ‘petit pon. The motion was seconded by Commis. sioner Passard and carried by unani- mous vote. The following report was made upon the Sheriff’s ist of uncollected personal |property taxes: Report of the Board of County Com- missioners of tie county of Itasca, State! of Minnesota, om Uncollected Personal Property Taxes for the year Grand Rapids, Minnesota, July 24th, 1913. Be It Known, That the Board of County Commissioners of Itasca County, Minnesota, did meet in session on tha 24th day of July, 1913, the same being an adjournment of the first session of said Board after the 10th day of June, 1913, that at said session the County Treasurer of said County delivered to said Board the list of unco lected sonal property taxes for the year 1912, together with his certificate thereon as requircd by law; and that at said session the said’ Board did duty con- sider said list of unco:lected taxes, and did cancel such taxes as they are satis- fied cannot be collected. That the fol- lowing is a correct list of said uncol- by Commissioner O’Brien and carried by ™manimous vote. ‘Commissioner Passard moved that an lected persona! property taxes in said County for said year of 1912, as so re- vised by said Board, to-wit: - Name of person ‘Twp. or Assessed District Cc. T. Kennedy, Arbo.. .. .. Cunningham Bros., Alywood.. Emi} Dennis, Bass Brook.. .. Nangle Pole & Tie Co., Bass Brook. W. C. Barrett, Bearville. 2 ee ee oe Fred A. Smith, Bearvil.e.. Sturgeon Lake Club, Bearville.. taymond P. Bavry, Carpenter... Peter Hubber, Carpenter.. W. A. Baune, Good.and.. J. W. Fes, Goodland.. a Penasca Lake Stock Co., Greenway Julian Sauve, Grand Rapids.. .. ..... D. D. Russ, Iron Range.. .. .. . G. H. St. John Co., Iron Range. Clark Valentine, Lake Jessie.. .. Cedar Three State Co., Otensagen George Harding, Oteneagen.. .. Duluth Log Co., Oteneagen.. .. .. B. N. Congdon, Popple.. + aa ver Lumber Co., Oteneagen. . Leuse, Oteneagen.. -- .. +++ s Trustee, Otencagen. Dan Rose, Grattan.. .. +. ++ +. + International Library Company, Béarman & Co., Nore.. .. «+ W. J. Gibbes, Sand Lake H. Johnson, Sand Lake Wm. JH. Henry, Sago.. George Filian, Spang.. Moses & White, Spang.. Warba Hardwood Mfg. Co., Trout Lake. Guy Farwell, Trout Lake.. .. . Juius H. Shaw, Third River . Mrs. Barbara ‘Harker, Balsam. N. W. Port Huron Co., Balsam. Mrs. Marg. LaLovel.e, Balsam. Coolidge & Schussler, Basam.. ... Coolidge & Schuss er, Balsam.. J. J. J. Log & Cedar Co., Marcel. Clark & Valentine, Marce.l.. Joe Copelette, Bovey.. .. - Fred Desonio, Bovey John Lunkko, Bovey a Nic. Yanchef, Bovey.. .. «- Cc. E, Anderson, Cferain= D. D. Greer, Co-eraine.. J. C, Jodoin, Coleraine.. John Swanson, Co eraine W. A. Nelson, Coleraine.. W. F. Young, Coleraine.. Erick Beckman, Calumet.. .. Robert Johnson, Calumet.. .. .- Penasca Lake Lumber Co., Calumet, Mike Stupar, Calumet.. .. .. «- M. Zivchick, Calumet.. .. .. Cooridge & Schuss.er, Cohasset.. Clusian & Williams, Cohasset... ... Scandinavin American Bank, Cohasset.. Stokes & Co., Cohasset.. .. Char.es Johnson, Deer River W. F. Purferrst, Deer River.. . Keewatin Merc. Co., Keowatin.. Pierre Carcin, Nashwauk.. .. Andrew McCarron, Taconite.. Walter F. Bard, Warba.... .. - John Lowry, Warba. Coolidge & Schussler, "Unorganized No. 1 Sutton & Mackey, Unorganized No. 2, Henry Hogan, Unorganized No. 3. I. D. Coffey, Unorganized No. 5, John Brown, Unorganized No. 5,. W. L. Gibson, Grand Rapids,... Grant & Ho.loran, Grand Rapids. I. C. Johnson, Grand Rapids.. .. . Chester L. Pratt, Grand Rapids, Roeeker & Hammer, Grand Rapids Eli Saari, Grand Rapids.. .. .. .. Matt Schutz, Grand Rapids.. .. ... G. F. Schmidt, Grand Rapids.. Sutton & MackeyGrand Rapids Mrs. M. E. Taylor, Grand Rapids. Anthony Wachtel, Grand Rapids. Del.wina Degrendely, Grand Rapids. D. Crichton, Grand Rapids.. That the following is a correct list o! said year which said Board are satisfied cannot be collected, and County for so canceled by said Board to wit: Name of Person Twp. or Assessed District ¥ Wm. Myers, Arbo.. :.\.. 1... Wm. Carter, Bass Lake .. .. Tom Carrol, Bearville.. .. : James Mabee, Bearvile.. .. .. Bernard Smith, Bearville.. .. David D. Butchart, Bearvile. Mackey & Sutton, Bearville Henry Bucht, Bigfork.. .. Afred Erholtz, Blackberry... .. « Chas. Bergeman, Nore.. .. -. « Mpls. & St. C'oud Railway, Sago. F. S. Dalrymple, Trustee, reer? Wa ter Koski, Bovey.. .. . Long Bros & Atwood, Bovey. Nyberg Bros., Coleraine.. .. O. H. Sunstad, Copraine.. .. Mose Vachan, Coleraine.. T. S. Lewis, Cohasset.. Ada Main, Cohasset. Morrison, Cohassct.. James Riey, Cohasset E. Winsor, Cohasset.. . G. M. Wood, Cohasset.. J. W. Cullen, Keewatin.. N. F. Logee, Keewatin.. .. B. Obonorus, Keewatin.. .. John Hoinis, Marbe.. .. -- Alice Murray, Marble.. .- Joseph Molotta, Marb-e.. George Miles, Marble. . E. E. Perry, Marble... .. .- - Ed. Daigrecn, Marble.. .. .. Charles Campbel., Nashwauk.. Henry Gruber, Nashwauk.. Thomas Vogan, Nashwauk.. .. John L. Dowing, Taconite.. Emil Laine, Taconite.. BE. C. Mingus, Taconite : . Karl Heyman, Warba.. .. .. -. David Maturen, Unorganized No. 4. J. H. Henry, Unorganized No. 1. Henry Kamas, Unorganiz<d No. 1. M. McLean, Unorganized No. 2. D. C. Cameron, Unorganized No. 4. Lewis VanBuskirk, Unorganized No. 5. W. G. Dalby, Unorganized No. 5. Learney Kol, Unorganized No. 5. E. L. Minton, Unorganized No. 5. Peter Niska, Unorganized No. 5. Christ Oji, Unorganized No. 6... Bernard J. Osten, Unorganiz:d No. 5 David Wallfer, Unorganized No. 5 George Booth, Grand Rapids.. . Freeman P. Hane, Grand Rapids Char.es Lafond, Grand Rapids. Wm. G. Lefebre, Grand Rapids. W. E. Meyers, Grand Rapids.. . Mesaba Motor Co., Grand Rapids.. Storey & Clash, Grand Rapids.. - John Sullivan, Grand Rapids. Nore.... The Board of County Commissioners ofItasca ‘Gounty, Attest M. A. SPANG, County Auditor. Commissioner O’Brien moved that the matter of the apportionment of funds and property between School districts No. 6 and 4 be continued to the 14th day of August, 1913. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Passard and carried by unanimous vote. The fol:owing applications for correc-|S. B. Grindall.. .. «. «. «. + tions of assessment and abatement of| The taxes were approved and recommended | maaan fame rae eaeat dens ers | by the Minnesota Tax Commission: John Tischer.. 2. 6. 6. ++ sesseeeese 1 parities Ashton, juror fees J. C$ Chairman of County Board. Emma Beckman.. .. .. ++ «+ Charles Mal aney. Dominick Francis. Mrs. Mary Daub.. .. Mrs. K. E. Doran. Amas Forsyth.. .. . Carl Johnson.. . following Penatty, Total Tax Ira A Adams, .abor on Wabana Fees, Penalty | Road.. and Costs and Costa | A. Anderson, labor on Northome- Sheer George Trombley, Axeman survey 1 be seteeeeeeeeeeees 164.00 a 1.86 17.91|Fred Annderson, livery to Road gee. «64 4.58 | NO, 128.. 6. 2. oe ceeeeeee sees 3.00 Se 85 6.85, Fred Anderson, conveying Eva a 1.06 9.12| McKecby to hospital.... ...... 4.00 “3 45 2.42 |John Bieadeau, juror fees J.C, 1.00 a 65 4.58 |. Brown, labor on Moose Lake : 3.53 86:29 PROM sce ne be uconevortnn see SMB nog: irs 70 5.24|¥F. G. Bradley, engincer on sur- ee 3.36 34.44 | Vey Road No. 127.. .. .. -+++-- 80.00 3.58 36.88 | £. Brown, board of men on Moose . 1.57 14.72 Lake Road.. sees ee 8 13.45 Shed) "36 1.41 |¥+ Brown, common labor “Moose i; 1.08 9.33 Lake Road.. oe ee oe geciecenee . 16.75 a vr @.64| PReodore Beckman, vabor ‘Grattan hast "39 7.30 |_ Road.. .. .. Tah vies sn ts tee ee ae J. Berglund, -abor on Oteneags oe ee 1.45 13.43 bs 1 64.85 Ed. Burns, labor Wabana Road.. 44.00 : Lied s52 (J: H- Bluntach, drug supplies. 16.05 “- < °. | Martin L. Cady, witness fees J. oe 20.16 bees ECE aT CT 62 3.26 |Rannie Carson, chainman Road oe 11.88 128.16 |" and Bridge across Prairie Ri- : 46 BN oo wheres ei ie niont ap ues: NoseuaR® ec +. 121.04 12.35 133.39 | p. s, Curran, enile cage delivering ++ 2.84 53 3.37| hatte’ mortgage to Reg. of ji haeet 1.75 reorder ae ee wees 8.40 . 3.57 1.61 5.18 | Joe ‘Collert, labor on R W Road 56.75 Sat aes: 1.43 18.23 | 3. A. Dorhot, constable fees, J. C 6.85 3.70 62 4.22) Ww. N. Dalcour, juror fees J.C. 1.00 ee oe ee TTA 1.96 19.07 |Dunn & Marcia, culverts........146.36, seve 256.17 20.87 277.04 |Lee Enny, Buiding bridge in 69- el ea ee +36 Sreedl Ith Sena dia FiSesnib shonin «cE oe ne 4.50 “70 5.20 | Mike Denuzio, Axeman Road No. eerie | 6 2.22 21.93 | Alex Dunn, foreman Moose Lake . : 3.88 64 4.52 ROA. oo seh oe savas oe lee) ge oe EO Pre 43.63 4.53 48.16 | Nels Dyer, labor. on Dyer Road.. 25.00 ORD 30.88 3.35 34.23 | Louis F. ‘Dow Co., leather tabs 90.96 9.32 100.28 | Reg. of Deeds.. .. «. ....++55 1.02 oe ee 873.00 57.55, 630.55 |Ed. Erickson, labor Oteneagen 6.47 90 7.37 Road.. .. ates soos 14.50 see ee 193 7.70 |H. S. Farrall, ‘autopsy boay John a 6.12 86 6.98 McDonaid..’ da het 00) 00 se: se nee tee oe Sie 83 6.59 | Hartley Fitzgerald, labor Wabarm wo ae -62 4.28 | Road: ita - 8,75 12.81 1.53 14.34|Mrs. Hart ey Fitzgerald, boarding ee 59 31 90 men Wabana Road.. ........+. 25.50 vey 2.64 1 3.15 |Free Press Printing C station. ciikte: 44 3.15 | ery supplies.. .. . a 1.82 43 2.25 |George C. Gisbert, corone! s fees os we 3.50 60 4.10 J.C... oe . oeeecees 5.20 ie “93 7.69 | Charles Gorell, sivery iiire to bridge ne io aga 2.48 24.71 | NE 1-4-82-57-24.. 2. 2. 2. eee... 6.00 nas 3.26 BS 3.84 | Wiliam Gordon, labor King Road 8.00 le See 1.62 15.32 |Joe Gaurreau, abor Tyndall Road 4.50 ae 3.60 37.08 |H. S. Huson, justice fees J.C... 3.25 Wee 2.15 31.13 |L. W Huntley juror fees J. C..... 1.00 eae 3.75 38.72 | Wiliam Hulbert, juror fees J.C. 1.00 ° ES ogee 4.62 43.27 | Herreid Bros., burial Mrs. She an- a ame “on =e i ee ee case se, 26000 Sak 9.40 119 10.59,;W- W. Hunter, mileage de ivering we 46.82 4.93 51.76 chattel mortgages to Reg. of pir eres ie 423]. Deeds... .. ele yer ae 2.00 % 6.20 "87 7.07 | George Harding, “abor on Right of 2 1.33 38 Li sO aa ‘ - 12.50 ace z i “lo Huffer, labor on “Moose Lake” eles eeeO 4.68 48.98 onde ce ‘ hoy . 36.90 + ae 1.63 Foe! L. E. Hyde, chainman and Rodman s+ ++ 256.91 25.94 - Read’ No.9. 055.) sa! oops OTS + 1.65 2 2.07/71, . Hyde, chainman Road 117 12.50 cooee BOL at 2.68 | Sohn Hurley, livery to Ba sam sere 2.21 4 pent, NONE ARS . 10.08 shone 3.10 66 —3-66| Sonn A.. Johnson, juror fees J. C. 1.00 so se) 604 -95 7.89) 0, BE. Johnson, puror fees J.C... 1.00 vee TAT 87 8.04 | Alpert Jondreau, labor Moose Lake : 7.97 1.05 OORT Teams 1 co: psionic ciag aes see 8.65 +62 4.27 |Charles Kearney, oo ee 3.30 -58 3.88 Cee ua Bd 1.72 42 2.14 | Keuffe. & Esser Co. Bi ss UE 2.57 25.78 | Co., surveyor.. .. se ee 6.87 +9 7.81|)C, T. Kent labor Wabana Road sere 548 “79 G28 Team). css ibe need es sleeps 59.00 tee 7.42 97 8.39 | Ea, Kerr, ‘labor Moose Lake Road 9.25 sete 1.92 31 2,23 |Joe Labaske, justice fe:s J.C... 3.00 Be Gee ee 86 82 1.18 |Mike Lieberman, juror fees J. c 1,00 the personal property taxes in said|John A. Leipold, de.ivering chat- tel mortgages to Reg. of Deeds 4.80 J. S, Lofberg, payment bridge No. Penalty Total Tax BBG 5 oie hee ap neh, nee wees 0453.08 Fees, Penalty |O. J. Lidbe rE, rape at Wabana Tax and Casts and Costy) Road No. l1l4.. .. .. . 9.50 oe. 2.21 AT 2.68 |H. Lind, labor | Oteneaen “Road. 12.50 on 80 .25 28 .53 |Chas, Lindahl, labor Otensagen ia toh 2.32 48 2.80 Road.. a Gay Rina ecers oie aa eS re 1.37 .39 1.76 | John Lindahl, abor Oteneagen he aa 59 31 90 Road... .. .. es ee ce teeeee Win Seat 12.50 aietie 54 30 .84 | Latham’s Livery & "Auto Co., trip oe ee 1.73 42 2.15 to Pokegama Dam, Mine Inspect- we ose 5.89 84 6.73 or.. .. are 1.50 ee ee 8.75 -63: 4.38 | Matt Miller, juror "tees J.C. . 1.00 we lee +36 29 .65|C. K. McGray, team survey Road ae ee 15 27 42 and Bridge 32-57-24.. .. ....-. 9.00 ania +28 -28 .56|A. C. McGee, autopsy of John Mc oe ee 1.07 35. 1.42 Donald... «. -. «+ eeeeee oa: cal e 5'? <4 e378 2.14 20,92 | Ed. Martineau, rodman Road No, che sol | aeeO 1.58 ree: | aie | ee oO reer ee ee 5.13 76 5.89 | Ed. Martineau, rodman Road No. os ee 114 36 1.50 MOB os ices Sag tony ees athe, ose ee Besse 22 27 .49 | Mike Miche ick, livery hire, mine pouaene Meee! 3g 1.26 11.33 inspector... 2.0 6.06. 66 oe cooves 10/00 . . 7.50 1.00 8.50 | Geo. Miller, labor Wabana road 22.00 we ieee 15 27 42 | Andy Nelson, committee work..-. 18.20 oe ee 02 26 .28 | Ross Noble, payment Road No. 114 200.00 aes. cae .38 1.68 |M. C. Nygard juror fees J.C... .. 1.00 oe ae 49 30 -79|Jonas Olson, labor Oteneagen Ms oe cas +32 28 60 ROMA L 5 ssid an Woe! dakec eng epee ee ee 1.90 44 2.34 | Dick Nagel, .abor Moose Lake road 3.06 Si 51 30 -81 | M. O’Brien, committee work...... 52.80 te lw’? Se 38 * 1,64 |'C. A. Peterson, coroner’s fees J. sees 2.46 +50 coicnil Nitg OMS EBS a +. 7.00 ose 38 234 1.27]. Peterson, coroner's fees. 5.20 54 -30 84/C. L.. Pratt, justic feees J. C 7.80 1.20 37 1.57 | James Passard comm(ttee work.. 27,20 9.59 121 10.80 | Peterson & Goodwin, cu verst.. 37.45 55 -30 .85 |. Pajmer, Jabor Moose Lake Road 34.60 55 30 -85 | Peterson & Goodwin, burial Pete 37 +29 86) Sieukan.. 6. 1. eee ce teen sees 26.00 +46 30 -76 | D. Powers, bolts for cu-vert, 15 21 +42. |Wabana Road.. .. .. ++ seseoeee 1.86 11 332 1.03/06, J. Reppe, justice fees J. C... 4.20 2.09 +46 2.55 | Barto Rosbrook, searching for C. +22 27 -®/\H. Haines, drowned man........ 12.00 +06 26 “32 | Joseph Rahier, chainman Effie aq ma ET Mamie hs cells jan! se dale wee 99 +35 134 ]K. L. Rudow, services sugrry 111 36 1.47| sundry roads.. .. .. s--s+e++++- 48.00 1.42 +36 1.78 | A. L. Sundquist, survey road and +69 +32 1.01} Bridge section 32-57-24., .. -.... 34.50 1.34 339 1.73 |J. E. Stacklie, chainman survey PC +98 7.67] Section 82-57-24... 6. seer, 18.25 oe ae 3.27 58, 3.85 |, E. Skoe, delivering mortgage re- tee +66 +32 -98| cords to Reg. of Deeds.. .u--- 25.60 se ee 6.09 -86 6.957. Swanson, abor on Otencagen oe oe (14.94 1.5 16.69 Feoells. 2 5! se: seein sia Waahom ctes ne, UD ae, jae 2.84 bt 3.38 | Harold Stack, labor Oteneagen eevee S892 1.54 14.46] Road.. 1. 6. 6. ce ee we ee oe oe 8.60 gre 5.43 79 6.22 |T, Sumers, labor Tyndal! Road.... 2.26 oe oe 18.88 2.04 15.42 | John S. Siverts, survey of sundry ws ee 83.87 3.64 37.51 roads.. .. .. .. as | oe stetctut Ce oe oe 7.22 97 8.19 | Edward Seguin M. D., Taking 11.55 1.41 12.96| Ralph Gray to Old Soldier Minnesota. home.. .. -.» ++ + 15,00 BY,cceeee ee ee weeeeeee eC, M. KING, Chas. hae ace on Northome- Wm.. smith, ” pay’ yment Bigfork Road.. .. Wiliam Trescott, justice fees, J. - 40.00 2.10 Road and bridge in $2-57-24..... 10.75 ce Severt Thompson, labor Wabana j | Clarence B. Webster, services in st: } |. J. Whaling juror fees J.C... 1.00 were'}2on2 Whaling, juror fees J. C.. a. Cane ew oe 2 the matter of omey...... 11,09 - 1.00 |Tom Waterfie:d, labor Moose lake Road. Ute tenn eae teen neeeee ‘Westover, labor Wabana Erick Yuslia, Axe: survey road and Bridge in 32-57-24... . Upon motion of Commission:r O’Brien, seconded by Commissioner Passard the County Auditor was instructed to ad- vertise for bids for a road beginning at the NB Corner of Section 28, township 62, range 26, and running thence east two miles; thence north one haf mile. * Commissioner O’Brien moved that the Count Auditor be instructed to ad- vertise for bids for <the constriction of a road beginning at the County line in Section 36, Township 53, Range 22 and runnig thece in a Northeastcrly di. rection para leling the Great Northern Railroad to the Cass County Line; said road being known as State Ruraj Wighway No. 4. The said road to be cgnstructed ace cording to plans and specifications on file in the office of the County Auditor; bids to be received and opened at a meeting of the County Board to be held on the 26th day of August, 1913. The motion was seconded by Com- missioner Passard and carried by un- animous vote. An adjournment was then taken to August 12th, 1913, at 10 o'c ock A. M. M.O'BRIEN, Chairman pro tem, 2.25 10.50 4.50 Attest: M. A. SPANG, 3 i County Auditor. Notice of Tax Sale of Unredeemed Lands in Itasca Coun- ty, Minnesota, under Sections 936, 987 and 938, Revised Laws of 1905, as amended by Chapter 430, General Laws 1907, and Chapter 30, General Laws 1911, and Chapters 74 and 333 General Laws 1913. Pursuant to the provisions of Sections 936, 937 and 938 of Revised Laws of 1905, as amended by Chapter 430, General Laws 1907, and Chapter 30, General Laws, 1911, and Chapters 74 and 333 General Laws 1913, notice is hereby given that on Monday the 1lth day of August, 1913, at 10 o’clock in the forenoon at the office of the County Auditor in the County Court House at Grand Rapids, in Itasca County, Minne- sota, al. tracts or parcels of land sit- uate in Itasca County, bid in for the State, and not assigned to purchasers or redeemed within three years from the date of the tax sale at which said par- ces were offered and so bid in by the State, will be offered at public sale, and wil be sold to the highest bidder therefor. The current taxes shall be in. cuded in all cases. No parcel wil. be sold for a less sum than the ag- gregate taxes, penalties, interests and costs charged against it, unless the cash vaue thereof fairly determined by the County Board and approved by the Minnesota Tax Commission, shall be less than such aggregate, provided, how- ever, that al parcels bid in for the State, for the taxes of 1907, or prior years, and not assigned to purchasers, or redeemed as aforesaid, may be dis- posed of for one-half of the total tax. es as originaly assessed. Purchasers shall forthwith pay the amount of their respective bids to the County Treas. urer.. Said sale wil begin at the time and place named above and will continu from day to day unti. every such tract or parcel shall have been offered for sale, under the provisions of sald statutes. The list of said real prop- erty, subject to said sale, and which will be so offered for sae, unless pre- viously redeemed, is now on file in the office of said County Auditor, and of the State Auditor of said State. Owners, or interested parties may re- de m their property by paying the full amount due to the County Treasurer, at any time before sale, and within sixty (60) days after proof of service of the Notice of Expiration of Redemption has been fied with the County Auditor. After the Notice of Expiration of Re- demption has been served, as provided in Section 956, Revised Laws 1905, the Governor is authorized to issue a deed in the name of the State, to the per. son entitled thereto. (See Section’ 938 R. L.) Dated at Grand Rapids, July 5th, 1913. M. A. SPANG, County Auditor. Itasca County, Minnesota. (Sea, of County Auditor,) Herald-Review, July 23-30-Aug. 6. Minnesota, Notice of Sale of Bonds. Notice is hereby given that pursu- ant to resolution heretofore adopted by the trustees of School District Number 1, Itasca County, Minnesota, and to vote of the eectors of said district, all duly authorizing the same, said School District Number 1 wil issue and sell its negotiable bonds in the aggregate amount of Forty Thousand Dolars, ($40,000.00), such bonds to be forty (40) in number and of the denomination of One Thousand Dollars ($1,000.00) each, each and all of said bonds to be dated October 1, 1913, and to be due and pay- ab.e fifteen (16) years from their said date of issuance, all with interest pay- ab.e semi-annuayyy each at the rate of five per cent (6 per cent) per annum, all for the purpose of defraying the expenses of enlarging and remodeling the High Schoo: Building in the Village of Grand Rapids in said district by ad- ding a two.story and basement addi. tion to the north end; that the trustees of said school district wil meet 6n August 11th, 1913, at three o’clock P. M. at their office in the Central School House in the Vilage of Grand Rapids, in said district, county and state, for the purpose of receiving, opening, con- sidering and acting upon bids for such bonds and selling said bonds; that bids therefor wil be received at the office of the school district clerk, in said Vi- jage of Grand Rapids up to the time of sadi meeting; that before any such bid will be considered it shal: be ac- companied with a certified bank check payable to the treasurer of said schoo] distreit for at least the sum of One Thousand Dollars ($1,000.00), guaranty of the performance thereof if accepted; and that the right is re- served to reject any and al. bids and to waive any formalities and conditions not required by law, Further informa- tion as to said bond issue may be ob- ae