The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1906-04-27
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mits his quarterly report on the work
IN his Office for the quarter ending
March 3lst; received and filed.
ne following reports were read and
referred 10 the County Attorney, to-wit:
The sherin reports on the work per-
formed IN his office for the month of
$S22.72 less bills audited and allowed
$4,000; disbursements $424.70; work
performed for the county $1,040.65; he
exhloits the County Treasurer's receipt
The Clerk of the District Court re-
ports on the work performed in his Of
nee for the month of March 1906. as
follows; cash receipts $S3S.5o; work
exhlblts the County Treasurer's receipt
The Register of Deeds reports on the
work performed in his office for the
receipts $Sg710; work performed for the
County $14S.40; he exhibits the County
Treasurer's receipt for $S271O.
Ihe Register of Titles reports on the
work performed in his office for the
month Of March, 1906, as follows: Cash
receipt $191.24 he exhibits the County
Treasurers receipt for $19l.24.
This being the day set for the open
ing OF BIDS for papeTing ana painting
the Auditors, Treasurer and Register
or DEEDS offices the following BIDS were
read and referred to the Committee on
Claims and Accounts, to-wit: f, a.
Youngdahl and Oman s1o275; And.
Ringsred $144.0O; l. Deatherage $4,000;
H. Wambo, S204.0O.
On motion of Commissioner Kauppi
On motion of Commissioner Ryan the
Board resumed the regular order or
business all members present
RESOLUTIONS.
By Commissioner Kugler: Resolved,
That the County Auditor be and he is
n n
for papering and painting one coat the
following rooms in the Court House,
to-wit: All the upstairs rooms except
Judge Ensign's, including the front and
back halls; the hall downstairs, the
sheriff's office, Judge of Probate, Clerk
of the Court and Commissioners. That
said bids include one coat of paint and
paper costing, not less than 10 cents
per single roll and for the Commission
ers' room include kalsomining and var
nishtng; Commissioner Patterson moved
the adoption of the resolution and 1t
was declared adopted by unanimous
vote.
BY Commissioner McInnis: Resolved,
That the County Auditor be and he is
hereby requested to advertise for bids
for the furnishing of $50 binders for
real estate receipts for the County
Treasurer; Commissioner Kugler moved
the adoption of the resolution and 1t
was declared adopted by unanimous
vote.
BY Commissioners Kugler: Resolved,
That in accordance with Section 1888
the year 1905, the clerk of the board
be required to have published In the
official paper for this county on April
7th, May 7th and June 7th, 1906, the
relating. to forest and prairie fires, to-
wit The law of the State of Mime
sofa for the prevention of forest and
prairie fires makes it misdemeanor.
one hundred dollars or Imprisonment in
Jail not exceeding three months. to kim
die a fire near forest or prairie land
and leave it unquenched. Said law
dents and Mayors of cities fire wardens.
They are required to enforce its provi-
sions, post notices of its penalties, pa
troll their districts in dry seasons, go to
place Of danger to prevent or control
fires, employ or compel assistance. in
emergencies, investigate and imme-
diately report fires, and make complaint
before a magistrate of violations OF the
law when they have requisite informa-
ton thereof. County Attorneys are to
assist in prosecutions. Every person
must comply with warden's call for
assistance unless he is justifiably ex.
cused. Neglect to comply with any OF
the foregoing duties incurs the PEN
atty first above mentioned. Destruc-
ton or DETACHMENT of posted no.
tice tncurS similar penalty. Railroad
spark arresters on their locomotive en-
gines, keep their right of ways clear of
combustible material Except tles), post
warning placards conspicuously at eV-
cry station in the vicinity of forest and
grass lands, and extinguish any fire oc-
curing near their roads, subject to for
fixture of not exceeding one hundred
dollars for each offense. Fire wardens
are responsible for the enforcement of
the law in their districts They should
especially endeavor to prevent the set
ting of fires, whether to clear land, burn
meadows or for other purpose In dry
season.
c. C. ANDREWS,
Forestry Commissioner.
Commissioner Kauppi moved the
adoption of the resolution and 1t was
declared adopted by unanimous vote.
By Commissioner Kauppt: Resolved,
That in the judgment of the members
of this Board the petition of Thomas
Johnson and others for the location and
tablishment of highway Is reason
able on it's face and it Is determined
that a hearing be had upon said petit
ton at the office of the County Auditor,
in the Court House, in the city OF Du-
luth in the County of St Louis mime
sofa, on Tuesday the Sth day or May,
1906, at the hour of $3.50 a. M, that
Commissioners Kauppi, Patterson and
Sundeen be and they are hereby APP
pointed a committee to examine such
proposed route of said highway. Whlch
COmm1ICee Will meet upOh SoIu
at the starting point on the 26th day
of April, 1906, between the hours or ten
o'clock in the forenoon and four CLOCK
In the afternoon of said day, tnat no
tices be posted according to the law
that the chairman of this board De ana
he is hereby authorized to make such
orders in the premises as may De re-
quired by the Statute.
Commissioner Kugler moved the adop-
ton of the resolution and IL was de-
clared adopted by a unanimous vote.
By Commissioner Mc1nnls: Resolved,
That in the judgment of the members or
this Board the petition of Wilho Tikander
and others dated February q, 1916, for
the location and establishment or hlgn-
way is reasonable on it's face ana 1t Is
determined, that hearing be mad upon
said petition at the office of the County
Auditor, in the Court House, In the City
of Duluth, st. Louis County, Minnesota,
on Thursday, the 7th day OF June, l9oo
at the hour of y:30 o'clock In tne Iore-
noon, that Commissioners Patterson,
Sundeen. Ryan and McInnis be and they
are hereby appointed a committee 70 ex-
anime such proposed route or sald hlgn-
way which committee Will meet upon
said route at the starting point on the
18th day of May, 1906, between the hours
@. ten O'Clock in the forenoon and four
o'clock in the afternoon OF SAID DAY, that
notices be posted according to the law,
that the Chairman of this Board be and
and he is hereby authorized 10 make
such orders in the premises as may be
required by the Statute. Commissioner
Patterson moved the adoption or the
resolution and it was declared adopted by
a unanimous vote.
BY Commissioner McInnis: Resolved,
That in the Judgment of the mem.