Grand Rapids Herald-Review Newspaper, September 3, 1913, Page 8

\ i | | Efi tara aca dra The several Companies 216—MTC. At the Center of the Bell System tem are all inter-connected, so that wherever you go you may still use the lines of the Bell System. No matter where you are, the Bell Telephone is the center of a large talking circle. Always there is the same efficient service of the Universal Bell Telephone System. Every Bell Telephone Is a Long Distance Station, MESABA TELEPHONE COMPANY comprising the Bell Sys- OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD OF County Commissioners OF Itasca County, Minnesota. Grand Rapids, Minnesota, August 26th, 1913. Pursuant to adjournment the Board wot County Commissioners of Itasca County, Minnesota, met at the Court House in the Viliage of Grand Rapids, Minn., this 26th day of August, 1913, at 10 o'clock a. m. ' Members present; Commissioners King, O’Brien, Nelson and Passard. Commissioner O’Bricn moved the ad- option of the following resolution; Resolved that an additional sum , of $200. be, and the same is hereby appro- priated from the County Revenue Fund to the Itasca County Agricultural As- sociation for the purpose of aiding in securing and maintaining an exhibit of Itasca County at the Minnesota State Fair. The motion was seconded by Commis. sioner Passard and carried, by unani- mous vote of all members present. Upon motion of Commissioner O'Brien, St.onded ty Curnissioner Seson, an extension of thirty days was granted upon the contract of Eddie Erickson, et al for the construction of Road No. $3 in the Town of Oteneagen. Commissionde Passard moved that on account of an error in the pub- lished notice for culverts on State Ru- ral Highway No. 4, all bids be return. ed to the bidders without being open- ed or considered, and that the County Auditor be instructed to give new no- tices for bids for furnishing said cul- verts. The motion was seconded by Commis- sioner O'Brien and carried by unani- mous vote of all members present. Bids for Road and Bridge work were received as follows: For Bridges on State Rural No.4 The Hennepin Bridge Co: State Bridge No. 829, lump sum of $1444.00. State Bridge, No. 830, $797.00. i State Bridge No. 831, lump sum of State Bridge No, 832, lump sum of $3474.00 State Bridge No, 833, lump sum of $3520.00. State Lift $10,300.00. North Star Bridge Co. State Bridge No. 829, lump sum of $1549.00. State Bridge No. 830, $856.00. State Bridge, No. 831, $6300.00. State Bridga No. 832, lump sum of $4116.00. State Bridge No. 833, lump sum of $3742.00. State =310940.00. The Twin City Bridge Co. State Bridge No. 829, lump sum of $1745.00. State $1128.00. State Bridge No. 831, lump sum of $6840.00. State Bridge No. 832, $3946.00. ‘State Bridge No. 833, lump sum : of $4360.00. For extra concrete per cubic yard. For extra concrete above footing $12 per cubic yard., For extra re-enforced concreta $15 Wer cubic yard. Massillon Bridge Co, State Bridge No. 829, lump sum of $1598.00. State Bridge No. 830, lump sum of "$968.00. , i State Bridge No. 831, lump sum of $7230.00. sh State Bridge No. 882, Highway lump sum of Bridge, lump sum of lump sum of lump sum of Lift Bridge, lump sum of Bridge No. 830, lump sum_ of lump sum of in footing $15 lump sum of State Bridge No. 833, lump sum of $3510.00. Western Bridge Construction Co. Six Bridges, lump sum of $27,000.00. C. G. Sedgwick State Bridge No. 829, lump sum of $1497.00. State Bridge No. 830, lump sum of $860.00. State Bridge No. 831, lump sum of $5889.00. State Bridge No. 832, $3767.00. State Bridge No. 833, lump sum of $3819.00. State Lift Bridge, $10,798.00. Extra concrete per cubic yard $15. Wood piling in place per lineal foot, 60c. lump sum of lump sum of County Road No. 16 Melville W. Pogue, for the lump sum Of $1655.00. Nick Jaakola, $1295.00. for the lump sum of Effie Road Sam -Wojceiehowsk!, for the ump sum Of $2585.00. Ross K. Noble, for the lump sum of $2687.25 Smith & Laine, for the lump sum of $3000.00. Commissioner O’Brien moved that a committee be appointed to examine the Old Right of Way Road in the Town of Bass Lake, and that said committee ba authorized to direct the necessary re- pairs upon said road in an amount not to exceed $40. The motion was seconded by Com- missioner Passard and carried by un- animous vote of all members present. Commissioners O’Brien and Nelson were appointed as such committee. It being the time set for hearing upon the application for a transfer of liquor license from Frank Payne to William Sinclair, at Pall Club, Minn., the same was then taken under con. sideration. There being no objections filed_or offered against the granting of said application, Commissioner Nel- son moved that said application be granted. The motion was seconded by Com- missioner Passard and carried by un- animous vote of all members present. Upon motion of Commissioner O’Brien, seconded by Commissioner Passard, the petition of Karl J, Burwell et al. for a County Road in Township 146, Range 25, was rejected by unanimous vote of all members present. A recess was then taken to 1 o'clock Pp. m. The Board again met at 1 o'clock p. m. All members of the Board present. It being the time for a 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 Shellman moved that the report of the committee be ap- proved, that said highway be hereby established as follows: Beginning at the s<ction corner sec- tions 32 and 33, township 56, range 23, running east on Town line, township 56, range 23, and township 55, range 23, to the south quarter section cor- ner of section 33, township 56, range 23, thence south on quarter line through sections 4, 9 and 16, township 55, range 23, to the south quarter corner of section 16, township 55, range, 23. That said highway be desig- nated as County Road No. 137; that the advantages and bencfits to each description of land over which said road runs are hereby estimated and de- termined to be equal to all damages sustained, and that the chairman of the board and County Auditor be au- thorized and directed to execute and file the proper order establishing said road. The motion was seconded by Com- missioned O’Brien and carried by unanimous vote. _ Commissioner O’Brien moved that all bids received for the construction of Bridges on State Rural Highway Wo. 4 be laid over until the 11th day of September, 1913, at 10 o'clock a. m., for further consideration. The motion was seconded by Commis. sioner Passard and carried by unani- mous vote. Commissioner Shellman moved, that pending the sale of the road and bridge |"4 King. ‘the | The chairman declared the bonds, that all bids received f ~ construction of State R E. GRAND RAPIDS HERALD-REVIEW WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 3, 1913 No. 4 be returned to the bidders with- out being opened or considered. The motion was seconded by Com- missioner O’Brien and carried by unanimous vote. The Board then took under considera- tion the matter of the sale of road and bridge bonds, as authorized by the Special Election held on the 19th day | of August, 1913. Commissioner Nelson off red the following resolution: Resolution Authorizing Sale of Bonds of Itasca County, in the sum of $300,000, nd Authorizing The County Auditor To Publish An Advertisement For Bids Fer Said Bonds. | Whereas, On the 1th day of July, 1913, the Board of County Commission- ers at a reguiar meeting thereof, pass- ed a resolution ordering a special jelection to be held in sdid Itasca County, for the purpose of voting on the question of whether or not the |County of Jtasca shall issue its’ bonds in the sum of $300,000; said bonds to be 300 in number and each of the denomination of $1000.00, to bear in- erest at the rate cf 4 1-2 per cent | payable annually and ewidenced by cou- {pons thereto attached and to mature jand be of the respective numbers and |amounts as hereinafter set forth: Bond Numbers: 1 to 20 Twenty bonds for $1000.00 each, payable July 1, 1918. 21 to 40 Twenty bonds for $1000.00 each, payable July 1, 1919. 41 to 60 Twenty bonds for $1000.00 each, payable July 1, 1920. 61 to 80 Twenty bonds for $1000.00 each, payable July 1, 1921. 81 to 100 Twenty bonds for $1000.00 jeach, payable July 1, 1922. 101 to 120 Twenty bonds for $1000.00 }each, payable July 1, 1923. 121 to 140 Twenty bonds for $1000.00 leach, payable July 1, 1924. 141 to 160 Twenty bonds for $1000.00 each, payable July 1, 1925. 161 to 180 Twenty bonds for $1000.00 each, payable July 1, 1926. 181 to 200 Twenty bonds for $1000.00 each, payable July 1, 1927. 201 to 240 Twenty bonds for $1000.00 each, payable July 1, 1928. 241 to 260 Twenty bonds for $1000.00 each, payable July 1, 1929. 261 to 280 Twenty bonds for $1000.00 each, payable July 1, 1930, 281 to 300 Twenty bonds for $1000.00 each, payable July 1, 1931, which) said bonds shall be due and payable as above set forth and at such places as the Board of County Commissioners may designate, the proceeds of said bonds to be used for the purpose of making certain improvements on certain do scribed roads, the description of 'which said improvements and roads is contained in said resolution. And whereas, said election was held according to law, on August 19, 1913, and the results duly certified’ by the duly appointed Judges thereof and the Canvassing Board did thereafter make and file its report on August 25th 1913, and there being 1122 votes in favor of the issuance of said bonds and 446 votes against the issuance of said bonds. It is Therefore Resolved by the Board of County Commissioners of Itasca County that said bonds be and hereby are advertised for sale |and that two weeks published notice be and is hereby given that the Board of County Commissioners of said County will meet to open and consider bids therefore on the eleventh day of September 1913, at 10 o’clock a. m.,, on said day in the Commissioner's room in the ‘Court House, in the Village of Grand Rapids, Minnesota, and that at said time and place, said Board of County Commissioners will open and consider bids received and the offer deemed most favorable will be accepted; provided that the Board of County Commissioners may reject any and all bids and award said bonds to a low- er bidder or may upon likes notice in- vita other bids. é Be It Further Resolved, that said advertisemm@t be given two weeks published motice in the Grand Rapids Herald-Review, published at Grand Rapids, Miinnesota. Be It Further Resolved, that the County Auditor of Itasca County be and hereby is authorized to publish an ad- vertisement “for bids on said bonds, which said advertisement will conform with the provisions of this resolution. Appproved this 26th day of August, A. D., 1913. C. M. KING, Chairman, Board of County Commissioners. pAttest: M. \A. SPANG. County Auditor. Upon motions of Commissioner Nelson, seconded by Commissioner O’Brien, the foregoing resolution was passed by the following vote: Ayes: King, O’Brien, Nelson, Pas- sard and Shellman. Nays; None Commissioner Passard moved that As- sistant State Engineer Lidberg be re- roads designated in the notice of Spe- cial Election held on the 19th day of August, 1913. The motion was seconded by Commis- sioner Nelson and carried by unanimous vote. Commissioner O’Brien moved that the bid of Melville W. Pogue for the con- struction of County Road No. 16, in the Town of Wawina, be accepted. The motion was seconded by Commis- sioner Nelson and carried by the follow- ing vote: Yea; Commissioners O’Brien, Shellman and Passard. Nay; Commissioner King. Commissioner Passard moved that the bid of Ross Noble for the construction of the Effie Road be’ accepted. The motion was seconded by Commis- sioner O’Brien and carried by unani- mous vote. % The matter of roadvertising for bids for the construction of State Rural Highway No. 4, was considered. Nelson, Commissioner Shellman moved that the) County Auditor be instructed to ad- vertise for bids for the construction of said road, exclusive of the culverts bridges and gravelling, as one proposi- tion. The motion was seconded by Commis- sioner Nelson and upon roll call the vote was as follows: Yea; Commissioners Nelson and Shellman. Nay; Commissioners O’Brien, Passard Commissioner Passard. moved that the County Auditor be instructed to advertise for bids for the construction of said road in two sections, the first to include sections A. to F, inclusive, and the other sections H. to M. inclusive as shown by the plans and specifica- tions. The first section includes aif that part of said road Hast of Grand Rap. ids and the other section includes all that part of the road West of Grand Rapids. The motion was seconded by Commis- sioner Nelson and upon roll call that vote was as follows: Yea. Commissioners King, Nelson and Passard. Nay, Commissioners O’Brien and Shellman. The motion was declared carried, Commissioner Passard moved that the County Auditor be instructed to ad- vertise for bids for the construction of a portion of County Road No, 101, said road being also designated as State, Road No. 5. Thy motion was seconded by Commis- sioner O’Brien and carried by unani- mous vote. i The deed executed by C. V. Smith and wife for a road right of way in section 3, township 58, range 24, was presented, and was referred to the County Attorney for approval upon mo- tion of Commissicher Shellman, sec- onded by Commissioner Passard. 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 peti- tioners be granted. Commissioner Passard moved that the report of the cmmittee be approved, that said highway be hereby establish- ed as follows: Beginning at the NE corner of sec- tion 31, 53-24, thence North 1 mile along the section line to the NE corner of section 30; thence North 1 mile along hte section line to the NE corner of section 19; thence North 1-4 mile along section line to the 4-16 cor- ner. Beginning at the NE corner, section 30; thence East 1-2 mile along. section line to the 1.4 corner of 21 and 28; thence East along section line to a point on west side of Splithand Creek; thence in a Southeasterly direction along the most f<asible route to the intersection with the old State Road, approximately 1-4 mile. Approximate length 4 1-4 miles. That said highway be designated as County Road No. 138; that the advan- tages and benefits to each description of land over which said road runs are hereby estimated and determined to be equal to all damages sustained, and 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 motion was seconded by Com. missioner Nelson and carried by unani- mous 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 recommending that the prayer of the petitioners be granted. Commissioner Passard moved that tha report of the committee be approved, that said highway be hereby establish- ed as follows; Beginning at the common corner of Sections 19, 20, 29 and 30, township 58, range 22, running thence west one mile along section line between sections 19 and 30 and intersecting with the Coun- ty Road on the Town line between Town 58-22 and 58.23. ; That said highway be designated as County Road No. 139; that the advan- tages and benefits to each description of land over which said road runs are hereby estimated and determined to be equal to all damages sustained, and 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 motion was secondsd by Commis- sioner Nelson and carried by unanimous vote. Commissioner Passard moved that a committee of three be appointed to make an examination of proposed road work in,the Towns of Popple, Goodland, Good Hope and Third River, and Un- organized township 148, range 27. The motion was secondsd by Com. missioner O’Brien and carried by un- animous vote. Commissioners Shellman, O’Brien and King, were appointed as such committee. Said committee to mest September 8th., 1913. The Board then adjourned to 10 quested to complete the survey of all. o'clock A. M. August 27th, 1913. Pursuant to adjournment the Board again met this 27th day of August, 1913, at 10 o’clock A. M. Members pres:nt; Commissioners Kinz, O’Brien, Nelson and Passard. The following bills were allowed by unanimous vote of all members present upon motion of Commissioner O’Brien, seconded by Commissioner Nelson: C. E. Anderson, jtiror fees. J. C. $1.00 J. J. Ardolf, delivering records to Register of deeds.. .. 3.80 Claude R. Bell, clerk of special election, Deer Lake.. .. ...... 3.60 George V. Burt, clerk of special election, Splithand.. .. .. 3.30 J..M. Bigham, juror fees, J. c. 1.00 W. L. O. Bartlett, jurer fees, J. C. 1.00 Cc. W. Brown, witacss fees, J. C. 2.08 Peter Bradeson, w'ine's fees, J.C 1.12 F. G. Bradley, expese of survey of sundry roads.. ..........-. 168.56 A. % Bevcy survey ete, of sun- diy roads.. .. 2. 6. se seeeeee. 68.45 B. Craig, chainman Bovey-Feeley F. G, Bradley, expense of survey ete. of sundry roads.. . +++ 88.00 Burroughs Adding Machine Co. Re- pairing adding machines.. ...... 7.25 F. G. Bradley, expense of 2 men 4 on Bowstring location 146-25. 3.00 J, H. Bluntach, drugs for paupers 16.30 |C. Buchanan, livery for paupers.. 4.50 Cc. R. Blake, labor Co. road in 53- Cc. W. Baker, labor Moose Lake ROM. v5 iiss ai6)) «5 sae ow ae ose en Oe Clarence Buchanan, livery hire, Co. Surveyor... 31 50 James L. Coffey, judge special peas tion, Ball Club.. J. H: Coatsworth, juror fees, J. C, Minnie Carey, Interpreter’s fees, W. C. Carpenter, labor Trout lake TORTS, 265 oe os chee ee oe wmes BOLUM John Dahlberg, clkrk of special election, Fairview.. .. .. George Donaldson, Judge of ‘spec- ial election, Dewey, carrying re- 3.30 turns.. 2. 6.56. we 10.20 Alex Dunn, Foreman etc. Moose Lake Road... «1, 1. 2. 1s seeeeeee 56.82 W. Dunkle, labor “Moose Lake Road.. wees BLOL M. Donovah, delivering mortgages to Register of deeds.. ......-. 5.20 James M. Draper, delivering chat- '@ tel mortgages to Register of Deeds.. .. ee he giie Goclnn Louis F. “pew ©o., ‘stationery sup- 10.00 plies.. » 86.55 Martin Dufficy, labor Pukewame Lake Road.. .. .- seeeee 90,00 M. Evenson, Judge ot special elee. ton, ‘Long Lake...) .. 0. dgeceees BAO Chas. Erven, Posting notices and Judge of special election, Split- hand.. .. ais aah lew 5.55 athe? Eta, witness fees, J. C. 1,12 Ed. Kerr, labor State Road.. .. 36.26 Hotel Everton, livery hire F. G. Bradley, Surveyor.. .. = 20.00 W. A. Everton, Livery hire rc. Bradley, surveyor. seevee 10.00 E. L. Fletcher, judge of "special election, McCormick... .. ...+++. 3.90 W. M. Fox, clerk special election, Hartley Lake.. .. .. .. .. - 8.00 Philip D. Flint, juror fees, J.C, 1.00 Free Press Printing Co., station- OY WUEMISN ips ee: antes 39.75 The Fritz-Cross Co., ‘Cash “palanee book.. .. . + tees ceeeee 16.00 Gabe Goodell, judge. of special election, McCormick.. .......... 3.90 Thomas Griffin, judge of special election and securing building, Hartley Lake.. .. .. .. ......-. 8.00 John Garrity, judge of special election, Winnibigoshish.. .. W. A. Griffen, juror fees J. C... Winston George, juror fees, J.C. 4.00 John Hickel, clerk of special elec- tion, Hartley Lake.. .. ..... . 3.60 Oscar Heikkila, clerk of — election, Grams...) {...<ss0. ance) 30 Archie Hallock, judge ‘of ‘ gpeoial tion, Winnibigoshish.. .......... 3.60 Edward Hiller clerk of special elec- tion Round Lake.. .. .. . + 3.30 J. P. Hunter, clerk of special elec- tion, Round Lake.. .. .. 3.30 Dr. M. F. Hayes, dep. Coroner's fees, J.. C. .. 1. eecsceoees « 5.60 Harry Hensey,; juror fees, J. C... 4.00 Duncan Harris, Labor Pokegama Lake ROG... 0. 6. oe ceeencence ss 6400 Henry Hughes & Co., supplies for poor farm.. .. 28, wesevebesoce 19.90 H. S. Huson, services on County Canvassing board, special elec- THOM 2. oe ceeeee ce ceeeeeceeeee 8.20 Claude M. Johnson, judge of special election, Deer Lake.. .. . 3.60 F. J. Johnson, judge of special election, Fairview.. .. .. ..... 3.30. John Jackson, Posting notices, use of building and judges of elec- tion, Winnibigoshish.. .. 17.55 Itasca Laundry, laundry jail & C. c. M. King, committee work.. ..125.60 Charles Kearney, s:rvices on can- vassing Board.. .. .. .. .. «2+. 3.20 C. M. King, services on canvass- ing, beard.....; 4.2 >. owe: wiinnes ND B. D. Kelly, judge of ‘special elec- tion, Gran.. .. + 3.60 Charles Kearney, justice fecs J.C. 41.80 J. Carnoven, Interpreter J. C... 1.24 Roy Kutz, witness fees J. C...... 1.12 Stafford King, assisting surveyor - sundry roads.. .. 2. 2. sss. vee 50,00 Keuffel & Esser Co., supplies for BUIVEYOT.. 2... 22 oe oe ceneeeee L144 Kiley & Spencer, publishing pro- ceedings and notices of sealed Oe. 0. oe ee ae oe wees 36,08. Fred Lyons, clerk | of special elec- tion, Ball Club... .............0.. 3.90 Cc. W. Lynn, Constable fees, J.C. 2.15 Garrett Leisure, judge of special election, Dewey.. .. .. + 3.90 R. G. LaMois, juror Fes ne¢ » 1,00 Cc. W. Lynn, constable fees, J. C. 3.75 William Lacroix, witness fees J. C. 2.80 O. J. Lidberg, inspecting sundry roads and making plans.. ...... 48.00 E. Lidberg, chainman Road No. 120 and No. 130 .. .. . + 12.75 John Lom, conveying sick person, from 147-29 to Blackduck........ 21.45 Andrew ‘Hahti, labor road No. 91 9.00 A. L. LaFreniere, publishing no. ticus of sealed bids and proceed- ings.. te ne seen. 36,03 George A. Mosher, a wk of Special election, Deer Lake.. .. ........ 3.60 F. W. Miller, clerk of special elec- tion, Splithand.. .. * . 3.30 Thos. McCabe, juror fe:s a, C...-- 1.00 Dr, C. L. May, juror fees, J. C. 1.00 H. E. McKereghan, juror fees, J. Mesaba Telephone Co., telephone acihd kind CE a | Archie Martin, chainman and Axe- man Road No. 115.. .. .. ....... 15.00 Moe-Anderson-Allison burial of Joe Hugh McEwen, supplies tor special election .. .. .. te eee 2,50 George Maaki, labor ‘road No. 91 14.00 Ed. Martineau, assisting surveyor H on sundry roads.. .. .. ....ee.ee0. Q7.75 John G. Metke Judge of special election, Deer Lake.. .. ...... 3.60 A J. Nelson, clerk of special election, McCormick.. .......... 3.90 William Newman, witness fees, J. Css gs os os ee oe oe LB Ross K. Noble, ‘payment Road No. 114... oe - seeeee Andy Nelson, committee work.. Andy Nelson, services on board of Equalization,,. .. .. .. .. 6.00 Andy Nelson, work on Prairicy River road and examining road and bridge, 148-27.. 5... ss. 8680 J. W. Oaks, delivering records to Register of Deeds.. .. ........ 5.00 George O'Brien, delivering records to Register of Deeds. rere 2.00 O. H. Patten, clerk of special a, County Election, McCormick.... 3.90 Theo. Peterson, constable special election, Splithand.. .. . Mrs. Charles Point, clerk of ean cial election, Gran............. + 3.60 Wm. Poppe, judge of ‘special elec- 2.00. tion Gran.. ‘ae! Pees - 3,60 Charles Point, Judge of special : election, Gran... .. .. .. . 2.60 S. D. Patricl witness fees, J.C. 1.12 Walter Powers, witness fees, J. Wn pcliniga, geateeil a 1.00 | Wm. J. Robinson, Judge of Special election, Dewey.. .. .. «+ s++++ 3:90 Mrs.. W. J. Robinson, clerk of spe- jal election, Dewey.. .. 3.90 Tony Ruff, cl-rk of special elec- tion, Winnibigosish.. ........--- 3-60 Barto Rosbrook, posting notices and Judge of special election, Round Lake.. .. +o agi ee, N. T. Robertson, judge of ‘special election, Round Lake.. .. .. 3.30 W. A. Robertson, Judge special election, Round Lake.. ........ 3.80 I. D. Rassmussen, expenses to Bemidji, case state of Minn. vs. McHals.. .. tent eeereeeeeees 4.01 Cc. A. Roderick, payment Road No. J. J. ‘Roberts, delivering records to Register of Deeds.. .. ....--.. 6,00 M. N. Rosholt, delivering chattle mortgages to Register of deeds.. 4.00 John L, Shellman, committee work 37.60 J. A. Sandwick, Judge of special election, Long Lake.. .. ...... 3.30 W. R. Steele, Judge of special elec- tion, Long Lake.. .. ....++.... 3.30 George E. Sixberry, clerk of special election, Dewey... .. «++-+--+++- 3.60. Lawrence Schug, cl:rk of special election, WinnibigéStish.. ...... 3.60 Wm. J. Schmicge, juror fees, J. Fred Secord, juror fzes J. C. 1.00 N. P. Sandall, witness fees, J. C. 1.24 M. A. Spang, services on County canvassing board.. .. .. .-.--+++ 3.00 John L, Shellman, services board of Hqualization.. .. 8.20 John 8. Siverts, surveying “Sundry ‘Toads. seccececes W131 . Thornberry, judge of special election, McCormick,. 3.90 Peter Tory, judge of Special elec- tion, Splithand.. .. .......+...- 3.30 Ben Tibbitts, clerk of special elec- tion, Ball Club.. .. ... oo. 8.90 Wm. Tibbitts, Judge of special election, Ball Club.. 3.90 W. J. Trescott, Justice fees J. C. 10.35 Cc. W. Prescott, justice fees, J. C. 4.00 W. H. Thompson, juror fees, J. C. 4.00 George Todd, labor on survey of Road No. 127 and Alvwood and Good Hope Roads.. .. W. B. Taylor, survey of Sundry Roads.. .. . og el es George Todd, chainman and rods- man Road No, 115.. .. .. +. 15.0 Clarence Tichenor labor phen: Bovey road.. .. .«. Cc. Tuomi, Labor Road ‘No. ‘St. . M. J. Taylor, publishing notices of liquor license.. 2. ..sessee+seeee 3.80 Martin Torkelson labor Grattan Road.. .. .. Frank G. Voigt, judge of special election, Deer Lake.. ........ 3.60 A. VanDrewanz, Judge of Special election, Ball Club.... .......... 3.90, Henry Volke, labor Bovey-Grand Rapids Road.. .. .. .. -..-..-- ~ -126.20 O. J. Urdahl, deliv: ing records to Register of deeds.. .. .. ....7 16.00 J. A. VanPatter, balance on coun- ty Road No.. 110.. .........-...-283.45 O. Wemaus, clerk of special elec. tion, Fairview, and carrying re- turns.. .. 5.34 George Wilson, livery hire Co. Surveyor.. oe ass ea qseces G8 Hurphy-Travis Co., ‘Guardian's Re. cord No. 2.. .. .. seee 34.00 Estella Whipple, expenses county superintendent of schools.... 47.20 M. A. Yancy, witness fecs J.C, 11a The minutes of the last meeting were read and it was discovered that an er- ror had been made in the item “bills al. lowed”’ of Stafford King assisting sur- veyor on survey of sundry roads, in tha sum of $190; that a portion of the items making up said total were not in favor of said Stafford King; that said it8m was stricken from, the min- ut.s, after which they were approved as corrected by unanimous vote, upon motion of Commissicner Passard, sec- onded by Commissioner O’Brien. Certain bonds offercd by the First State Bank of Keewatin, as security for the deposit of County Funds, were presented and riferred to the County Attorney for approval. Commissioner Passard moved that a committee be appointed to examine and direct the necessary repairs for the Van Patter road in township 55, range 27. The motion was seconded by Com- missioner Nelson and carried by unani. mous vote. Commissioners O'Brien, King and Passard, were appeinted as such com- mittee. Upon motion of Commissioner Nelson, seconded by Commissioncr Passard, the engineer was instructed to make a survey of County Road No. 86. Commissioner O’Brien moved that the chairman appoint a committee tg ex- amine the Old Railway Right of Way, North of Stanley, in the Town of Wirt, with a view of establishing the same as a County Road. The motion was seconded by Com- missioner Passard and carried by un- animous vote of all members present. Commissioners O’Brien, Passard and King were appointed as such committee. The board then adjourned to the 10th day of September, 1913, at 0 o'clock A. M. (Official Seal) Cc. M. KING. Chairman of County Board. Attest: M. A. SPANG) County aud‘tor. SUICIDE PACT IS FAILURE ‘Woman and Man Take Doses of Pol- son in Vain. San Francisco, Sept. 2—Mrs. Vivian Lyons, formerly of Denver, made three