The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1906-06-01
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS OF THE
BOARD OF COUNTY COM
fTSSTONERS
MISSIONERS

MISSIONERS.
The Board of County Commissioners
of st. Louis County Minnesota, met
this. the eighth day of May, 1906. at
$3.50 o'clock in the forenoon. pursuant
TO call. Present: Commissioners Pat
terson. Kugler. Kauppi. Mclnnis. Ryan
and Chairman Morcom-6. Absent:
Commissioner Sundeen-1.
On motion of Commissioner Patter-
son the minutes of the meeting of
April sixth were approved as read.
The application of John Dugal for IL
cense to sell Intoxicating liquors In the
ferred to Committee on License and
Legislation.
The following communications were
received and filed, to-wit: Commune
cation from, the agent OF the Torrey
building, advising the Board that he
would increase the rental of the rooms
occupied by the County Attorney to
$4,000 per month. The Consumers Ore
company and the Republic Iron and
Steel Company through their superln-
tendents protested against the grant
ing of liquor license in the Town of
Great Scott.
State Board of Health relative to ad-
ditional salary of the conductor of tie
branch laboratory; referred to commit
tee on Claims and Accounts.
Application of A. u. Boyer for auc-
tioneer license; referred to County At
torney.
Petition of S. Samuelson and others
protesting against the granting OF
liquor license at Pike Lake; received
and filed.
Petition of Victor Simonson and 9TH
ers requesting an appropriation Tor
the Swan Lake road; referred to COM
mittee on Highways and Bridges.
Petition of Fred Bauer and others
requesting an appropriation for the
Culver Extension road; referred to
Committee on Highways and Bridges.
The following petitions for township
organization were received and re-
ferred to the County Attorney, to-wit:
Andrew Korhanen and others for the
organization of townships 80, range 70
and 51-21; petition of James G. Orsborn
and others for the organization of that
part of townships So ranges II. IL and
10 and 81, IS and 10, formerly a part
of the Fond du Lac Indian reserya-
ton.
The following petitions for the es-
and referred to the Committee on High
ways and Bridges, to-wit: Petition or
Thomas Wikely and others for a hlgh-
way in 81 and 63-1S and 63-19; Petition
of b. Wintergest and others for high
way in SILL and Is; Petition OF ~
Lyngstad and others for highway In
SILT; Petition of r. McGhei and others
for a highway in 81 and bS-15.
The following report of the County
Poor Board for the Months of January,
February and March, 1906, was received
and filed to-wit: Expenditures, $11,-
1886. Receipts, $1,000.
Report of Officers:
The Sheriff reports on the work per-
formed in his office for the month OF
April, 1906 as follows: Receipts,
s1.212.19, less bills audited and allowed,
$459.70; disbursements, $656.80, work
performed for the county, $794.50; he
Exhibits the County Treasurers receipt
for $752.49. The Clerk of the District
Court reports on the work performed
In his office for the month of April.
1906. as follows: Receipts. $927.56; work
performed for the county, $1,838.80; he
exhibits the County Treasurer's receipt
for $927.56. The Register of Deeds re-
ports on the work performed in in his
follows: Receipts, $824.18; work per-
formed for the county, $1S70o; he ex-
hibits the County Treasurer's receipt
ports on the work performed in his
office for the month of April. 1905, as
follows: Receipts. $138.80; he exhibits
.hs Soun Treas receipt for
the County Attorney.
Bond of John Dugal in the sum Of
100000 with the Bankers Surety Com
pany of Cleveland for license to sell
liquors In town OF Great Scott, referred
to the County Attorney.
The following acquisitions were read
and referred to Claims and Accounts
Committee, to-wit: Treasurer, Clerk Of
Court. Janitor. Sheriff and Auditor.
This being the time set for the OPEN
and referred to the Committe on
Claims and Accounts, to-wit: Papering
anu painting the corridors and rooms in
the Court House not included In the
first call, Ringsred Paint and Wall Pa
per company. s2S0.00; Hans Farver,
$374.15; Kromery and Rose, $4,000; f.
A. Thorwall, $4,000; Fleischer Bros,
s478.Oo. Furnishing SO Jail cots. Poir-
ter nd Rind-
ers for Treasurer's receipts, Duluth
Printin and Mfg. Company, $3.50 each.
On motion of Commissioner Kauppi
the Board took recess for ten minutes.
Board called to order after recess. the
following Commissioners were present:
Kauppi, McInnis. Ryan and Chairman
Morcom-6. Absent: Commissioner
Sundeen-1.
On motion OF Commissioner Kug1er
the Board adjourned to 1880 p. m. same
date.
May eighth, 1905. 1880 p. m. Board
called to order pursuant to adjourn
ment. Present: Commissioners Patter-
son, Kugler, Kauppi, McInnis, Ryan
and Chairman Morcom-6. Absent:
Commissioner Sundeen-1.
Resolutions:
This being the day set for the hear
ing upon the petition for the formation
The petition was read and the Chair
man announced that the Board was
prepared to hear persons for or against
the granting of the petition; the fol-
lowing resolution was then introduced.
BY Commissioner Morcom: RE-
SOLVED, That Whereas O. petition
praying for the formation of new
School District to be composed of all
of Township 81 Range II was present
ed to the Board of County Commission
ers and hearing was held upon said
petition on due and proper notice
thereof.
Now, Therefore. be 1t resolved, That
said described territory be and is here
by formed into a new school district
number So. Commissioner Kugler
moved the adoption of the resolution.
and 1t was adopted upon the following
vote: observation-disclosures Patterson,
Kugler, Kauppi, McInnis, Ryan and
Chairman Morcom-6. Nays-None.
This being the day set for the hear
ing upon the petition to attach Town
ship SO Range 10 to the Town of Great
Scott, the petition was read and the
Chairman announced that the Board
was prepared to hear persons for or
against granting of the petition: the
following resolution was then intro
duced:
BY Commissioner Ryan: RESOLVED,
That Whereas a petition praying for
the attaching of Township SO Range
10 to the Town of Great Scott, was
presented to the Board of County Com
missioners and a hearing was held upon
d,,a nd