Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-01-09

Present. j. Gross. Fred Lakin,
20: p. Stitb, r. Tedtords and = ".
sullivan.
E J. u, Gross was elected chairman.
|i Boads approvedE: 8: Tanasr,
With A. r. Davidson and A. Tanner
as sureties; s. r. Brick, with 4. u.
Davidson and P. W. Blake; T. "a.
Lindbergh. with ]. Mecusker;; 3.
r. Shaw,with a. Sinonet and e. G.
Gordon; ". 81. Hall, With j. Mecus-
ker and G. n. =. Fortier; ". A.. But
Ter, with F. Ellenbscker, j. Mecusker,
Mrs. n E. Butler and g. NJ. 4. For
tier. a. =. I. ...s, - :....
"A. R. Davidson for the N. 7. Fidel-
ity Co., offered to furnish treasur-
er's surety bond for $4,000. f,r
$685.. OF this amount Treasurer
Signor pays $50, the two local Ma
>tional banks 1925 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, 0. ). Thompson,
hearing; F. Thompkine, hearing; M.
Ziegler. hearing.
Petitions rejected-Aug. Lindahl:
John Thelander, Lars Talberg, Aug.
Larson, NJ, D. Drellack, J. Stroman,
C. C. 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 $500.
The county printing was let as
follows:
Observation-Disclosures statement
at Is cents per folio for first inser.
ton and IS cents for each subse
quent.
acknowledgements tax list, al
Is cents per description.
Democrat-Proceedings OF count y
board. at IS and IS cents.
The Little Falls Herald was made
the official paper of the county.
A communication from district
100 was presented, stating thai
district Is refused to tnrn over 1875
Clerks of the two districts were mott
fed to show cause at a special meet
ing March 18th.
Treasurer Signor asked for clerl
hire, and was allowed 5000 i. =
The county auditor was allowed
$3.50 for incidental expenses in 1913
The county auditor was mad,
purchasing agent of the county.
The matter Of clerk hire due N
Richardson was laid over,
Commissioner Lakin was ap
pointed to look after vacation O
road in Bellevue, to meet March I'd
A resolution was passed declaring
that whereas lands are now at &
good price, NO tax rebating woult
be done this year except where {
clerical error was shown.
Bills allowed: F.. Tapping. 81, R
Borgstrom 2 so, A. f Lamb 2 80
A. Racine Sits, V. Jendro 10. 25
JOS. Krjch 1915, D. Ga]Ius l. P
Thompson l, A. Fieig 1, P. Arndt !
E: Wickman 2.12, hilda King 1.12
Della King 1.12, H. Gersbach 2 "a
Joe Se]l-ck l, A. Fagerman so, P
Bun IS, E Raymond 4,12, Two
Rivers town so, Belle Prairie 200
| AssPICJ AOOs l. OCuulOlkc Ii 1, u "
johnson 9.75, F. Long IL, Jen,
Nelson. so, Annie Miller 1;52. ]. w.
Jones 3.
Fire Warden billie; s. johnson 4,
E. l., Raymond ?, c. Chesiey s, r
g: Mann s, N. Barggraff 4, N. 5
Blairdell Z, J. o. Raker 2, II. Ehes
ny 4. +. !:Katchwarinski 2, J. P
LANCER 4, Fred Fireman .75,. A. q
Nelson 1.50. +. Harm 6, A. WebeI
$50, W. Boswell $50, I. IsaacsoI
6, b. Elstad 4, Win. Roller 8, Her
Md Co. IL. so, ". F. Hathawai
$40. "
:, "A resolution was passed transfer
ring control Of the old Broadwa,
bridge to Clough town..
'Theo. Willing. visited his brothe
Chas. this week and left yesterda'
for Wibaux, Mont.