The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1907-03-01

INT bases and settlnf two hsadston0s5
monuments Oh dsceased soldiers
the board and rseqpmended 70 the
state Auditor for payment. Commits.
s no ASlnnis moved the adoption Of
t ne ~ resolutton: and " wa. declared
To the Board Of County Commission
Your Committee on osaims and 40
lowing bills against the County Of Gt.
Louis having considered the same. Fl.
commend con nss"',,t the adoption of the follow
ing FeSo'"t'on Nu,, u.,n,A,.
S3 6RS sSsB SzSSFi'
Resolved. that the following ae:sssS.
ed bills against the County Of st. Louis
DO and the same are hereby ALLOWED
s and the County Auditos be ana he u
hereby n sa directed to issue county orders
''i pen.e:o County General Hz-
., 2 Gf4ldsn G;SSnsy Auditor: go:t.s.
p'a 9 Sss1 sssssss q a ;5ssss so!
": NJ Prindle & Co.. office rent for,
e cor9ner; SIS; D .,Gn Humane society.
man. stenographer, $3.50; n; C: With
row. taking children to state school.
$22.1s: John H. Norton, County Attor-
ney. cash paid for stenographer. $65s:
srs, :s5s.25; Consolidated Stamp ana
Friniting Company. stamps, $685.; st.
L a@n1en Agficult1ral Society at Hibbing.
iuth Telephone Company. phone rent.
$11.45; Mesaba Telephone Company.
service, $1:45; Miller hotel, meals for
Jurors Jurors, 1850; G: J. Roop. livery for
conveyance, $3.50: w. F: Mckay, AS
sessor $3.50; Henry Lyes. hauling ashes.
st:so; Panton White & Co.. oil cloth,
etc. 1880; seaton Day & Co.. repairs.
$22.3s; Ringsred Company, paint, etc,
50; Little & Nolte, premium on insur-
ance. $4s:15: F; A. Patrick & Co., un-
server @er% tor prisoners. go; North Land
ern Fuel Company. coal, $1ls.4o: Du-
a i9th Ed is@o Elestric Company. light
lor. stationery, s172.e2; Duluth Paper 8
Stationery Company, $3.50; Pioneer
Press, blanks, 1855: Miller Davis
5R ,1th m; Company, blanks. $e7oe; Du-
pany.. books So; Duluth LithoEraph
ginia Enterprise, proceedings. etc.,
@S7: Duluth News Tribune Company.
proceedings. ETC.. $20455; N. L. Lin
ee eaa attendsnce Of prisoners at jail.
on!ers at jail, $s2; J; A: McCuen. Coron-
er's fees. $3.50; 6: N. Butchart, Deputy
Goroner's fees. $1,000; J. J. Gleason,
Deputy Coroner's fees, s43.70; M. q.
gleason. Deputy Coroner's. fees. 1855:
NJ: s.. H1rsfield, autopsy, $500; W. r.
autopsy, s17.40; George T: Ayers
autopsy, Sc; D. Graham. autopsy. $500:
G. r. Keyes, autopsy, $500; owen W.
Parker: autopsy, Sc; Er1ck sepela, wit
1896; steve Maretich, Witness, s1:.Vict t:
harrington, stenographer, So; Fuller
and Shea, livery, So; H. H. salmon,
Justice, $5.15; P: A. Barrett. JuSiice,
$40; William O'Hara, Constable, s2.45;
Knute, Constable, 1895; A. Anderson,
Wltness, $1.12: Sam Rovalsky, witness.
$1.12; Charles E. Kelstrom, witness.
$212: Nicholas Knute. Constable. s7.4b:
Thomas F. Brady, Justice, $216.76; W.
travelling expenses, ss5274: boarding
prisoners. .$S22:20; L. Berg, election SER
vices 1920; Thomas Feaks. election
services, $220; M. 7. Sepanes, election
services, $3.50; Martin Nell, election
services Services $l;e9: John simme, election
services, $3.50; T. c. Peterson, election
services. $3.50: George Taylor. election
services, 81; p. E. Schelin, election
services, 1882. Commissioner Kauppi
moved the adoption Of the resolution.
and it was declared adopted by un-
animous vote.
To the Board of County Commission