The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1906-09-28

with the National Surety Company: the
Of $4,000. with the Bankers Surety
Of 2. n. Redneld. in the sum of $4,000,
s wltn the s as, Surety Company Of
The following bid. were opened, read
Claims and Accounts, to-wit: Thwing-
Primary eesohP r 6ats sns slssoo fogF
womens ballots, 5000 per thousand.
seipol q Huntley. for printing and fur
a a1sa 6d. primary election ballots,
Trade News Publishing Co. for print.
ing and furnishing primary election
ballots. s257.s5; for women's ballots.
$500; Christie Autograph & Print
Ing Ing Co. for furnishing primary cleo
ton ballots and women's ballots.
$4,000. West End Advertiser. for fur
nishing primary election ballots and
Lounsberry & Co., for furnishing and
printing primary. ELECTION ballots and
women's ballots. s108.75.
To the Board of County Commission
ers: Your Committee on Claims and
Accounts, to whom was referred the
bids for furnishing primary election
ballots, ETC.. having considered the
same. recommend the adoption of the
E. NJ. PATTERSON.
F. w. KuGLER,
x, - CHAS. KAuPFI.
NEIL McINNIS.
Committee.
Resolved. That the bid of F. H.
Lounsberry & Co., in the sum Of s1oS.75
for printing and furnishing primary
election ballots, tally sheets and return
sheets she being the lowest bid, be and
the same is hereby accepted.
Inc contract for printing and fur
nishing 29,20O Republican ballots for
$4S.o0, 16, 800 Democratic ballots for
5oo Republican tally sheets for s4.s7,
450 democratic tally sheets for s4.3S.
S25 Republican return sheets for $500,
$40 Democratic return sheets for So.
to the said F. H. Lounsberry & Co, in
accordance with said bid.
Commissioner Kauppi moved the
adoption OF the resolution and it was
vote: Yeas-Commissione Patterson,
Kugler. Sundeen, Kauppi, McInnis,
Ryan and Chairman Morcom-7. Nays
The following communication from
w. @. Crosby Assistant County Attor-
ney, was read, to-wit:
August 1, 1906
Board Of County Commissioners of
GentlemenMIt gives mo pleasure to
report to your Honorable Board that
the various parcels Of land which were
condemned as site for Court House,
have been acquired by the County, as
the result of proceedings in condemna-
ton AUTHORIZED by you. The parcels
In question are described as follows:
First Street and Lots Numbered 66,
6s, 10 and ~, West Second Street.
venture to suggest that the portion
Of the alley as laid out and plated
nc lot irct
Street from the lots ca SecVnd Street
should be vacated. AS no proceedings
OF a legal nature can be undertaken
by me until first authorized. by you, l
have prepared and submit herewith a
resolution directing me to proceed in
this matter.
Very truly yours,
Assistant County Attorney.
By Commissioner Kugler, Resolved.
That the County Attorney be author
lied and directed to take such steps
either by legal proceedings or by petit
Of Duluth as will result in. the vaca
ton of so much Of the alley as laid
numbered 6, e., 60 and II, West First
and Il, West Second Street, the pur-
pose for which the vacation Is desired
being the more suitable and proper
placing of the building to be erected
tHo purposes OF d Court house, jail
and Building for County Offices.
Commissioners Kauppi moved the
adoption Of the resolution and it was
declared adopted by a unanimous vote.
That the petition of Chas. Buyck and
II others for the establishment of an
election district composed of Twp. 65,
r. II, be and the same is hereby
And Be It Further Resolved. That
the School House situated on Sec 4,
Twp. 65. r. II, be designated as the
place for holding the election, and that
ley Gustafson be selected as Judges OF
Election and w. A. James as Clerk of
Election. Commissioner McInnis moved
the adoption of the resolution and it
vote.
By Commissioner Patterson, Re-
solved, That the salary appropriated
for the assistant to the County Super
is hereby raised from 10000 per month
to $500 per mon tn. from the LIST day
of September, 1906 Commission err
Kauppi moevd the adoption Of the res.
olution and it was declared adopted
by unanimous vote.
BY Commissioner Kauppf, Resolved
That the Chairman appoint commit
tee consisting of Commissioners Pat
to join with Mr.. Arnold in the expendi-
ture of the appropriation on the Paine
and White Face Road. Commission er
Kauppi moved the adoption of the res
olution and it was declared adopted
by unanimous vote.
To the Board of County Commission
ers: Your Committee on License and
Legislation, to whom was referred the
application of E NJ Redfield to sell
Intoxicating liquors in Township of
Meadowlands, having considered the
same, recommend the adoption of the
following resolution:
P. J. RYAN,
CHAS. KAUPPI,
JOHN SUNDEEN,
E. NJ. PATTERSON,
Committee.
Resolved, That the bond of e. M.
Redf1eld, in the sum of 100000, with
the Bankers Surety Company Of Ohio
as surety, be and the same Is hereby
approved, together with the surety
therein, and Be It Further Resolved.
That a license be granted to said E. M.
Redfield to sell intoxicating liuoqrs in
the front room on the ground floor of
the two story building on Lot %, Block
8. Townsite Of Paine, Town of Meadow
lands, for a period of one year from
August 10th, 1906 pursuant to the
Statutes of the State of minnesota in
such case made and PROVIDED. Com
missioner Patterson moved the adop-
ton Of the resolution and 1t was de-
clared adopted by unanimous vote:
To the Board Of County Commits
sioners: Your Committee on License
and Legislation, to whom was referred
the application of Moleta & Tim to