Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-11-10
COMnlS SSlONfRS MEET
Act on Stats Road, School,
and othsr Psti-

COO MY COmmJs01Oo011 was Ao4O 4Ooo~
day. .s--- .<s.%n5 !. $751;. r. -
New bond Of Frank Armstrong was
approved. s.r-:~ 49, - =
Petition for county road in town of
Leigh and Richardson was laid over to
December meeting. -.
Application of transfer of liquor H.
cense Of W. Holm in town of Buh, to
j! Vernig was granted. :
Final hearing on application to set off
Aug Gustatson from District IS to 49,
was granted, as also that of John
Mactey, Jr., from district II to district
81.
The following was designated as a
state road: Beginning at the east
quarter post of Section One in Town
ship Forty. two, Range Thirty -one, and
running thence west on the quarter
line Of said Section One and continu-
ing thence west on the quarter line of
Section Two of Township and Range
and terminating at the west quarter
post OF saidSection Two. At this point
same connects with Y state road al.
ready established. 1850 *.
Final hearing petition of Annie Rutz
to be set of from district 80 to district
SO was granted. .:
The county commissioners at their
meeting Tuesday decided to make q
demand on the bondsmen guaranteeing
the funds Of tho county in the detunct
R0yalton State bank and First State
bank Of Bowlus, for the amounts the
county had deposited in the banks at
the time Of their failure, $2. We. ~ and
$800. IL respectively. II the bondmen
tail to make good the amounts, suits
will be started against them.
Charging that IN paying $l4O to
School District No. 88 as interest on a
state loan, the Offices of School dis.
trict No. III had misappropriated the
funds of the district P. A. Kull, clerk
of the latter district. appeared before
the county commissioners Tuesday
with the request that the board have
the public examiner examine the books
of the district. The matter was left
over to the next meeting, the com.
missioners being of the opinion that
this was not done with criminal intent
and that the matter could be fixed up
without calling the public examiner. =
That part of q state road heretofore
established, in the following descrlp.
tion, was Annui1ed: Beginning at q
point on the west line of Section SO,
Township l81, Range 81, 50 feet at
right angles from the easterly line OF
the right of way of Northern Pacific
Railway, thence running in a south.
easterly direction from said point of
beginning at all points parallel with
and 30 feet distant from the eaaterly
line of the said right of way to the
west line of Section 6, Township $50,
Range 30, and from thence running
south on the west line of said Section
6ytoa q point on said section line 80 feet
southwesterly from and at right angles
with the westerly line of said right Of
way, thence in southeasterly direc-
ti0n parallel with the westerly line of
said right of way and at all points 88
feet distant therefrom to the south
line of Section 6.
$4,000 was appropriated to the
Town Of Belle Prairie and $226. 90
to tho town of Ripley, both for general
road and bridge purposes.
Fifty dollars was appropriated to the
village of Randall to be used on ap-
proaches to the bridge in said village
on Section line between Sections !
and 4.
The county auditor was authorized
to advertise for bids for new bridge
across Pike Creek, same to be lot next
meeting OF the board. -
A number of bills were also allowed.