Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-01-09
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The county board met i regular
session Monday.
Present ]. Gross. Fred Lakin,
e: P. Stitb, r.. Tedford. and +. ".
Sullivan. .. j: ~ :.s .:: :.
J..J., Gross was elected chairman.
+: Bonds approved-E: s. Tanner,
with A. r. Davidson aud A. Tanner
az sureties; s. p; Brick, with: A. b.
Davidson and P. W. Blake; F. "A.
Lipdbergh, with J. Mecusker; e,
F. Snaw; with A. Sinonet and T. G.
Gordon; W. H, Hall, with J. Mecus-
ker and G. NJ. A. Fortier; ". A. But
Ter, with r. Ellenbecker, j. Aecusker,
Mrs. NJ E. Butler and 6. NJ. A. For
tier.
4. R. Davidson for the N. Y. Fidel-
ity Co., offered to furnish treasur-
er's surety bond for $4,000, for
1905. Of this amount Treasurer
Signor pays $50, the two local Ma
tional banks 1926 each, and the
county the rest. The proposition
was accepted.
Petitions granted-A. G, Rudolph,
set off from 81 to 50: M. A. Churchill
E. Eberling; Hans. Elstad and
others: J, H. Grell, o. 5. Thompson,
hearing; F. Thompkins, hearing; NJ.
Ziegler. hearing.
Petitions rejected-Aug. Lindahl:
John Thelander, Lars Talberg, Aug.
Larson, NJ, D. Drellack, J. Stroman,
c. G. Anderson.
Petitions continued-Gust Holm,
Chris Kuesel, F. Eroux, Leon Dugas.
The petition for division of Nor
rill town was granted, the new town
to be named lakin; also the petition
for the division of Pulaski. the new
town to be named Richardson.
The salary of the county attorney
was fixed at $1,000 per year. and
the superintendent at 800.
The county printing was let as
follows:
Transcript-Financial statement,
at Is cents per folio for first inser-
ton and IS cents for each subse-
quent.
Observation-Disclosures tax list, at
Is cents per description.
Democrat-Proceedings OF count y
board. at Is and 35 cents.
The Little Falls Herald was made
the official paper of the county.
A communication from district
100 was presented, stating that
district Is refused to tnrn over S75
Clerks of the two districts were mott.
fed to show cause at special meet.
ing March 18th.
Treasurer Signor asked for clerk
hire, and was allowed 5000
The county auditor was allowed
$3.50 for incidental expenses in 1913.
The county auditor was made
purchasing agent of the county.
The matter of clel k hire due N.
Richardson was laid over,
Commissioner Lakin was ap.
pointed to look after vacation ol
road in Bellevue, to meet March I'd.
A resolution was passed declaring
that whereas lands are now at a
good price, no tax rebating would
be done this year except where a
clerical error was shown.
Bills allowed: F. Tapping p, r.
Borgstrom 2 so, A. + Lamb 2 30,
A. Racine 54.73, V. Jendro 10. %,
JOS. Krjch 1915. D. 'ia]Ius /. r.
Thompson !, A. Fieig l, p. Arndt ] .
E: Wickman PIP, lilda King lip,
Della King 1.l2, H. Gersbach 2 "a,
Joe Sell-ck l, A. Fagerman so, =.
Bun IS, E Raymond 4,12, Two
Rivers town so, Belle Prairie 200,
Ripley 100, f. SchmoIke 1T, J. G.
johnson 9.75. F. Long -, Jens
Nelson. so, Annie Miller 1.52. j. W.
Jones 3.
Fire Warden bills; s. johnson 4,
E. l., Raymond ?, c. Chesfey s, r.
G. Mann 6, N. Barggraff 4, II. 5.
Blairdell Z, J. o. Raker 2, II. Ches-
hey>4 F.. .Katchma rinski 2, J. P.
LANCER 1, Fred FREEMAN 49,. A. q.
Nelson $50. r. Ham 6, A. Weber
$50, W. Boswell $50, T. Isaacson
6, 81. Elstad 4, Win. Roller 3, Her.
aid Co. 41.50, ". F. Hathaway
5.72.
"A resolution was passed transfer.
ring control of the old Broadway
bridge to Clough town.
Theo. Willing visited his brothe: