The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1906-09-28

with the National Surety Company; the
bond Of Louis Anderson, in the sum
Of $4,000. with the Bankers Surety
C &C n Of cleeviand oh!e: the bond
| With the Bankers Surety Company l9V Of
- n: feiioT4nS bids were open ed. read
Claims ana Accounts. 1 to-wit: n: TSw,n On
primary, election ballots, $4,000: for
So,n", 8 ballots: $3.50 per. thousand.
nis6iag priaaar:y A'' e R}nS Ab ba1l tSs
$500; for women's ballots, s267o:
ira; Trade News Publishing Co., for print
i bai,o and . 9fg9zTps k! primary election
$500; Christie Lithograph & Print
ing Co.. for furnishing primary cleo
t1 1ga ~ ballots and women's ballots.
sS%s wsgt Emo aiaSten for fur
women's ballots, $4,000. and F. "f H!
L ls,a & Co., for furnishing and
TO the Board Of County Commission
ers: Your Committee on Claims and
accounts hiSs to whom was referred the
ballots. etc. having considered tho
same, recommend the adoption of the
following resolutions:
2. N n; PATTERSON PATTI
CHAs. KAUPF1,
NEIL McINNIS,
Resolved, That the bid OF F.. H.
tounsberry & Co., in the sum Of slos75
election elect ballots: tally sheets and return
thg same IS hereby accepted.
ep BBTntnf 6a iRa fq for
5000, 5000 Democratic ballots for
s29.o0, 1880 women's ballots for $12oO
590 republican tally sheets for s437,
325 Republican return sheets for $500,
1925 Democratic return sheets for Sc
be and the same Is hereby awarded
to the said F. H. Lounsberry & Co., In
accordance with said bid.
Commissioners Kauppi moved the
adoption Of the resolution and it was
declared declare4 adopted upon the following
vote; Yeas-Commissioners Patterson,
None
The following communication from
w. w; g. &c Crosby sn Assistant County Attor-
August i. 1906.
g. Board q County Commissioners of
st; Louis County.
report to your Honorab Board that
the various parcels Of land which were
condemned as site for a Court House.
jail and Building for County offices
the result Of proceedings in condemna-
ton authorized by you. The parcels
IN question are described as follows !:
Lots Lots ng gIa So. g.. 50 and II. West
6S; 70 and ~, West Second Street
venture to suggest that the portion
OF the alley as laid out and plated
Whieh .separates the lots on First
should be vacated. AS no proceedings
OF legal nature can be undertaken
by mo until first authorized by you
nave prepared and submit herewith a
resolution directing me to proceed in
this matter.
WILSON q. CROSBY,
Assistant County Attorney.
That the County Attorney be author
ICED and directed to take such steps
either by legal proceedings or by petit
tion to the Common Council of the City
ton OF SO much Of the alley W as 'I laid
out and plated as lies between Lots
numbered e5, 81, 50 and IL, West First
Street, and Lots numbered Sc, -ss. 10
pose for which the vacation is desired
placing Of the building to be erected
i and Badnp@ for Of G9uf jail
Commissioner Kauppt moved the
adoption of the resolution and it was
ueclared adopted by unanimous vote,
That the petition of Chas. BuyoR and md
II others for the establishment Of an
election district composed Of Twp IS.
r. ~, be and the same Is hereby
And Be It Further Resolved, That
the School House situated on Sec. /.
TYP: s5. r: II. be designated as the
chas, Buyck. Giiber johnson and CHAR he
ley Gustafson be selected as Judges OF
Election and w. A. James as Clerk of
Election. Commissioner McInnis moved
was declared adopted by unanimous
vote.
By Commissioner Patterson, Re-
solved. That the salary appropriated
intendent Of Schools be and the same
is hereby raised from $4,000 per month
to $500 per month. from the LIST day
Of September. 1905. COMMISSIONS r
olution and 1t was declared adopted
by unanimous vote.
BY Commissioner Kauppi. Resolved,
terson, Mc1nnis. Kauppi and sundeen
to join with Mr.. Arnold in the expendi-.
ture OF the appropriat ton on the Paine
and White Face Road. Commissioners
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. M. Redf1eld to sell
Intoxicating liquors in Township Of
Meadowlands, having considered the
same, recommend the adoption Of the
following resolutions:
P. J. RYAN,
CHAS KAUPPI.
JOHN SUNDEEN.
! E. M. PATTERSON,
Committee.
Resolved, That the bond Of E. NJ.
the Bankers Surety Company Of Ohio
as surety. be and the same is hereby
therein, and Be It Further Resolved,
That a license be granted 10 said e. M.
Redfield to sell Intoxicating liuoqrs in
| the front room on the ground floor Of
the two story building on Lot %, Block
3, Townsite Of Paine, Town Of Meadow
lands. for 8! period of one year from
| August 10th, 1906, pursuant to the
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