Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-01-10
THE COUNTY BOARD
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through the county, they would ask
that the Board Of County Commits.
sioners make an appropriation to aid
In the purchasing of more books.
The members of said committee also
stated that after the full use of the
library had thus been extended. it
would also be possible to get the free
use Of some books from the state Ii.
brarv association. ~
It being then noon. no action was
taken and recess was taken until
80 O'Clock p. m.
The board convened again after re.
cess. to.wit. at 80 O'Clock d. m.
The matter of APPROXIMATION to aid
in purchasing more books for the
Willmar Library was taken up and
considered. and after the matter had
been duly considered. it was upon
motion decided to defer action until
February 20. 1906.
The board proceeded in body to
inspect the county Jail and court
house. After having returned, the
matter of county printing and pub.
fishing was taken I'D. aud all the
bids for such printing and publishing
received were opened and read. to-
wit:
One bid from @. F. Spencer. man.
aaer of The Willmar journal. for
publishing. wherein he offers to pub
lish the DELINQUENT tax list in the
Willmar Journal for the sum of two
and one.half (2k) cents a descrjp-
tion; also to publish the annual finan.
cial statement. proceedings of the
Board of Audit and Equalization.
Commissioner proceedings. ditch
notices. notices Of examinations of
teachers. annual report of the county
superintendent Of schools. the official
primary and general election ballots
and all other official notices required
to be published. at twenty three (23)
cents per folio for the first Dublica-
tion. and twelve (l2) cents per folio
for each subsequent publication; also
to publish same in the Green Lake
Breeze free of charge to the county.
One bid from Alton Crosby. pub
Usher of the Republican Gazette. FOR
publishing. wherein he offers to do
the official publishing of the county
for the fiscal year 1906 in the said
newspaper at the legal rate fixed by
law for such publishing. viz. rs cts.
per folio for first insertion. and 35
cents perfolio for each subsequent in.
sertion for all official publishing. ex-
ceptinR the delinquent tax list; the
price for publishing the said tax list to
be the maximum rate fixed bv law, viz:
Is cents per description: that in the
event of the said Republican Gazette
being designated as the official paper.
said Alton Crosby agrees to have all
the official publishing printed in the
Willmar Tribune published at Will.
mar: Republican Press. published at
Atwater; the Times. published at
New London; the Breeze. published
1T SDicer: and the News. published
at RAYMOND. without any cost what
ever to Kandivohi county.
One bit from O. F. Srencer. where
In he offers to furnish the official
county ballots for the primary aud
general election for the sum of three
dollars and ninety five cents ($3. 30
per 1000.
One bid from Alton Crosby. where
In he offers to do job printing for
Kandiyohi county for the fiscal year
1906 at the following rates. viz. {:
note or memorandum heads. 81. IS per
thousand; letter heads. S2.05 per
thousand: envelopes. No.6k. 81. IS per
thousand; envelopes. No. 10. 81. Is per
thousand: envelopes No. II. So. 10 per
thousand: postal cards. 20 cents per
100 for printing: court calendars IS
cts. per printed page. choice of quail
ty. grades. weight and stvle of print
ing to be at the option of party order
ing.
One bid from G. B. Parsons.
wherein he offers to furnish and de-
liver at the court house in Willmar. 4,
letter heads. envelopes. etc.. at prices
marked on samples submitted. viz. ::
small envelopes &c. 80 and 81. 40 per
Thousand: large envelopes. So. 10 per
thousand: note heads. 81. 80 per thou.
sand: letter heads 81. 50 per thousand.
Moved and seconded that Commits
sioners Week and Johnson be elected
q committee to look into the printing
matter with reference to statement
made before the board that Alton
Orosby's bid for publishing included
a newspaper which he had no author
ity to include.
Moved ana seconded that action in
the matter Of county priatinQ and
publishing be deferred until O'Clock
a. m. Jan. 9th. 1906 Motion carried.
The board proceeded to examine
the accounts aud vouchers of auditor
and treasurer as required by law. and
the following statement was made:
STATEMENT OF FUNDS.
Amount charged to the County Treasurer
as ascertained from the Auditors and
Treasurer's books.
...<t. $26, 149.38
The amount offunds
in the treasury
was found to be
a. follows