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The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-09-05

The following recommendations were made
by the committee on teachers: -
The salary Of the clerk to be fixed at $500
per month also the salary of the treasurer to
be fixed at 5000. the treasurer. however. to
pay his own bonds. 80 = ~ $500
R; G. Healy. Office assistant and stock clerk,
$500 per month - =. =. ~.
- Charles Crawford. had janitor and ~truant
officer, 500. 90 per month -<s.s: : -. :,
Walter Fitzgerald. engineer Roosevelt school,
$500 per, month ~ ..S.. s." = =
Phil Hodge. janitor Lincoln school. SIS. 90
per month. - - :
Miss Una Reardon. high school teacher. b
set ut 1900 per month. - e 5ts 8,
II ]. Eaton. janitor Central school, $500
per month. 80 - 80
Moved By W. II. Eaton, supported By e. G.
A. Johnson. that the above reeommendations
made Dc - the sommittee on teachers BE adopt-
g. Ayes: ". 81. Eaton. z. G. "A johnson.
~ I. Irwin. r. y. AeGhee. Mitchell Stewart
NeyI: None. Carried. M = {
Moved by ". T. Irwin. supported b. e. C.
A. Johnson. that MA =. Wine3e g =,
thoEned TO 20 ahaad and yarniah the Aoor
and blackboard ct the North Side school &C lie
Per yard Tor two-eoat work and OIL hloor In
play Toom It g Der yard. Roll can: Ave-.
". y. Eaton, &c. a. Johnson. ~. a IWfn.
& aeGhes; Mitchell Stewart Nays: :
Moved by r. j. NcGhse. seconded 81 r. e. ~.
johnson, fhat fAree q 1our
di1nsuf firms To- ut their prfess a n ~
hoiser e rsplaee 90 = III Jolasou s.ooI
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-09-05
Proposals for Construction of Cement
Sidewalks, Curbs and Cutters in the
Village of Mountain Iron.

Sealed proposals will be received by
the village council Of the village Of
Mountain Iron, Minnesota, at the Office
of the clerk thereof until eight o'clock
p. M, Friday, September IL, 1913, for
the furnishing of all materials and
labor for the construction of certain
sidewalks, curbs, cutters, catch basins,
alley crossings and drains in and up
on certain streets in the village Of
Mountain Iron, Minnesota, in accord
ance with the plans, specifications and
instructions to bidders now on file in
the Office of the undersigned. Said
plans, specifications and instructions
are also on file with Charles NJ. Dor
way, Roman Building, Virginia, Min
nesota, village engineer, where the
same may be examined.
Bids must be submitted upon forms
which will be furnished by the village
clerk or village engineer upon appli-
cation, and must show a separate
price and rate for each item of the
work to be done.~
A certified check for ten per cent
40 per cent) Of the amount Of. the
bid, payable to the order of the treas
urer Of the village Of Mountain Iron,
must accompany each proposal as
guarantee that If such bid is accept
ed, the bidder will enter into valid
contract with the village Of Mountain
Iron and furnish q bond in form to
be approved by said village for tho,
execution Of the same, as required By.
said specifications.
!. The village council reserve, tho riGht.
to reject any and all bids and to waive
any defects or informalitiss in any
proposal, and reserves the right to
award . contract to one or more ber-.
sons for al CT any part q To work
upon which bids are subniitttte
Dated this eth day of August 1919.
By order q the village council
GEORGE ELERTSON.
Villags Clerk
ounts Iron, liilnnsso !.
Aug. - Sept
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INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT OF
xHS xzL HlHS6sor4 Of GR6;SSs
BUILDINGS, ETC, AS AT JULY 81. 1918.
Central School-Ground. $6.12e.69: build
ines, 81. ISL rs; equipment. $l.S44.00: text
books T $780,; supplies. $s4sss; fuel. t7s:75.
ings. $4,000; equipment, $2o6.00; text books,
$90.52: supplies. 1892 fuel, $500.
Franklin School (Lease)-Buildings. $685.
90; equipment. $55s.oo: text books. $26e,os
Hiesins School (Lease)-Building. $5.7e2
supplies. SLIGO; fuel. $so.s7. -
Homestead School (old)-Ground. $1o6.5o
Homestead School New -Buildings. Sc. 460,-
81; equipment, $559.65; text books, SLOT 80 ;
supplies. $3.50; fuel. $l45.oo.
johnson School-Ground. $4,000; build
books. $l.l24.16; supplies 500 So: fuel, $50 so.
Lincoln School (Lease)-Ground. &375 ss
buildings, $4.12s .4s; equipment $1,000; text
oo 1884, s1 s:s supplies; 8 o6;
buildings. s4,Sls.so: equipment. $500; text
books, $500; supplies. $40; fuel, $500.
North Side School (New)-Ground. $685. IS :
buildings: $74.s947o; equipment, $2,ss4os ;
$78.75. ''
Primary school-Ground. $s.oo5.oo; build
ings, $22.0S9:00; equipment, $1.306.10: text
books, l.o72 y; supplies, $141.17: fuel. $4,000.
tSoSSvcAI oiuOOA anu kAHneX-S1fOun0S $11,.
77643; buildings. $96.0s4.00; equipment. $47,-
254 35; text books, $3,774.4s supplies. 81, i90,-
IS: fuel. $6s.75; South Side building. grounds,
$66. 019.59.
buildings, 100000; equipment, $463o0; text
books $1,000: supplies. $41.64: fuel, $4,000
Technical High School-Grounds, $l3,s7l 35 ;
buildings, $l79,376.20: equipment, $22,84l.51:
text books. $6.S51.7s; library. $4,4s1.4s: sup
plies, 1906. II.
Total-Grounds. $66. 9o1.64; buildings, sl7s.-
S9o.54; equipment $88, $3.50 text books, $l3,-
3o2;96 library. $4.431.49; supplies. 3.4l007
fuel, $696.62.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-09-05
STATE Sess Of j ns55E g E9s;. IS "
District Court. Eleventh Judicial District


! -. va :. =
Joseph Hebert, y, Defendant.
SUMMONS w.
The State of Minnesota to the Above
- Named Defendant:
You are hereby sum moned and required
to answer the complaint of the plaintiff In
the above entitled action. which action Is
to be tried at the City of Virginia. County
and State aforesaid, a copy of which come
plant is hereto annexed and herewith
served upon you, and to serve a copy of
your answer upon the subscribers at their
office in the City of Virginia. County of st.
Louis and State of Minnesota. within
Thirty (S0) days after the service of this
summons upon you. exclusive of the day
of such service. If you fail to answer the
complaint within such time, the plaintiff
in this action will apply to the Court for
the relief demanded in said Complaint.
Dated at Virginia, MIMI, this 7th day of
May. 1919
BOYLE & BOYLE.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Aug. 1-Sept.5. Virginia, MINI.
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STATE OF MINNESOTA. IN THE DIS.

trict Court Tor the County of St. Lou;s.
Eleventh Judicial District
Charles F. Nordstrom. plaintiff, W. Emil
Lott, Mary Loft and Andrew Grande. De-
Summons to Be Tried in the City of Virginia.
The State Of Minnesota to the Above Named
You are hereby summoned and required TO
serve your answer to the plaintiffs complaint.
the original of which has been duly filed with
the clerk OF the court above named, on the
Matheson building. Chestnut street. city Of
Virginia. in St: Louis county. state of Min
nesota within twenty (2o) days. after serv-
ice upon you Of this summons and notice
service; and if you fail to serve your answer
the plaintiff will take Judgment against the
defendant Emil Loft. for the sum Of three
hundred eleven and bo-loo dollars. .(ssll.so)
with interest thereon At the rate Of six Per
cent per annum from the gath day Of April,
1918 and will take Judgment for his costs
and disbursements. and will apply to the
be adjudged = lien upon and against the
premises described in the complaint herein,
and in the notice hereto attached.
CHARLES LINE. -.
Attorney for the Plaintiff
Postoffice address, Box SIG; office room -.
Matheson building, Virginia, Minnesota.
To the Defendants Named in the Within and
Attached Summons:
Take notice that this action il brought
tor the purpose Of foreclosing me
chanics lien claim. which the plaintiff
| named in said summons claims to hold, and
| prays the court to continue and adjudxe in
| his favor against certain buildings situated
upon the northeast quarter of the south vest
| quarter and lot four. in section twenty, town.
| ship sixty three, north of range eighteen
west, st. Louis county, Minnesota. which said
poverty. as the plaintiff 10 informed nnd veri-
The. plaintiffs claim under said mechanics
lien and against said premises 10 the sum
of three hundred eleven and 50-l00 dollars.
with interest thereon from the Gath day Of
April. 1913, at the rate of six per cent per
annuni. and the costs and disbursements Of
said lien and this action.
Said claim is based upon written con-
| tract between the plaintiff and said Emil Loft,
true and compared copy Of which is 1T
tached to the plaintiffs complaint in said &C.
ton, andi for the erection and construc-
ton of certain buildings upon the land above
described. in accordance with said written
contract and the furnishing of certain ma
terial and the work, labor and services there
oath day of April, 1913.
The contract price agreed upon between the
plaintiff and said Emil Loft was the sum Of
| six hundred fifty dollars: the plaintiff re-
ceived from said Emil Loft the sum of three
hundred thirtyeight and 50-100 dollars. leav-
ing balance due to the plaintiff of the sum
gether with interest costs and disburse-
ments of said lien and this action.
CHARLES LINE,
Attorney for Charles F. Nordstrom. Plain
tiff. Aug 1l-sept. rs
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Issued August. l, 1908, to American Trust &
Savings Bank. Chicago, Ill.,. 100000, at rate
OF per cent, due August /, 1914.
Issued August l, 1903, to American Trust &
Savings Bank, Chicago. Ill.,. 100000. at rate
OF per cent, due August l, 1915.
s. Issued august !; 1908. to American Trust &
of per cent. due August /, 1916.
issued August l: 1908. to American Trust 4
OF per cent. due August l, 1917:
savnss 5 Aa9't ch, ,sSs IL n,
of per cent, due August i, ISIS. " '''
Total amount $24.000.00.
Issued April l. 1910. to Central Trust Co.,
d Gn,ca 1s9:, 100000 at rate Of per cent,
Issued April !. 1910. to Central Trust Co.,
Chicago. $16;ooo.oo. at rate Of s per cent.
due July i, 1915.
Total amount, $50. 10000.
Issued June l6. 1906, to State Board Of In
yestment' $40; 10000. at rate Of per cent.
Issued June IS. 1906. to State Board of In
d9s'% gal1 at rate of per cent,
Issued September |. 1910. to State Board of
INV Investment sim 100000. at rate Of per cent.
Issued January 81. 1911, to State Board Of
due July l, 1917 ''
Issued March 1e. 1911. to State Board of
Investment. $15.ooo.oo. at rate Of per cent,
due July l, 1915
Issued March Is, 1911. to State Board of
Investment. sl5,o000o, at rate Of 1 per cent,
due July /. 1919
Issued March is. 1911. to State Board of
Investment. {16.o00.0o. at rate of per cent,
Total amount. SOS, 100000.
Less SO per cent of $13,60oo0 payable by
Eveleth School District-$9. 81. 00-SS5, 6S5. 90.
Issued January z. 1918. to State Board Of
investment. Sic. 900 90. ut rate If v,er cont
due July J., 1918.
Issued January Z. 1918, to State Board Of
Investment. $50 100000, at rate of per cent,
due July 2. 1919 -
Issued January Z. 1918. to State Board Of
Investment. 100000. at rate Of 4 per cent,
due July l, 1920.
Total amount. $55,00o.o0.
Total amount. $l94.685.00.
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Certificates of Results of the School District
Eloafiosa az Indauauda1af School D;afEiaf Of

Certificates of Results of the School District
Election Of Independent School District of
Virginia. Minnesota, August IS. 1918.
State of Minnesota, County of St. Louis, s..
N. Thompson, judges, and T. B. Voog and L.
r. Simons, clerks, do hereby certify that they
were appointed and acted as judges and clerks,
respectively. at the Special Election for the
Independent School District of Virginia, Min
teween the hours of 2 80 and o'clock p. M.
at the Roosevelt building. That the PROPOSE
ton voted upon and the result of the votes
upon canvass by the undersigned were as fol-
lows:
Shall the School Board of Independent School
District of Virginia, Mimi, be authorized and
empowered to build new school house to
take the place of the Farmstead school in the
nesota, at cost not to exceed 100000, to be
raised by direct tax levy?
Yes. A.
Noes, none.
That the undersigned were duly sworn to
act as judges and clerks, respectively; that
the foregoing results of the voting are cor
rect and true; that said election was in all
respects conducted legally at the time and
place above designated as specified in the no
tice of election that the poll lists show the
number Of voters to be AZ. All were cast in
favor of said ballot and no votes cast against
said ballot.
Witness our hands and seals this 18th day of
J. R. KROGDAHL,
A. N. THOMPSON.
Judge.
T. B. vooG.
L. R. smoNs.
Clerk
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th
day of August, 1913.
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Meeting called to order at 10 p. m. by
Chairman w. H. Eaton
johnson, W. T. Irwin, R. J. McGhee. DR..
Colgrove, Mitchell c. Stewart
| Absent: Andrew Hawkinson.
The following notice was read by the clerk
| There are several matters of Importance
| which should be promptly disposed of by the
| board. There will be a special meeting at s
o'clock in the Technical High School immedi-
ately after the closing of the polls of the
| special election Monday evening. Aug. 18TH
Clerk.
The minutes of the meeting of August 7th
| were read. After comments were made on
| same they stood approved.
Moved by R: J. McGhee seconded by W. H.
Eaton, that the minutes Of the special cleo
| ton be read. Motion carried unanimously.
Special District Election.
Independent school, District se Of e VrRin a
| Minnesota, held in the Roosevelt Building,
Monday. August 18th. 1918.
The special election of the district was called
| in compliance with certain resolution passed
| August by the Board of Education Of the
Independent School District of Virginia, Mimi,
as follows:
The following resolution was then enter
tered by the chair.
C. A. johnson. that the clerk post notices
! calling for a special election of the district
for the purpose of authorizing the board to
| construct the Farmstead school. and that the
polling place be at the Roosevelt school. Car:
ried. - - ~-zs~<d s~v- - oe,:-
The district meeting was called to order by
Chairman w H. Eaton at 80 p. m.
Roll call: Present-nembers of the Board
w. H. Eaton, w. T. Irwin, E. C. A. Johnson
Mitchell Stewart, and twenty-five citizens.
Absent: A. Hawkinson. R. J. McGhee, P. P.
Colgrove.
The chairman, w. H. Eaton, appointed the
following two "disinterested electors" to act
N. Thompson. and the following two "dis-
interested electors" to act as clerks of elec-
ton: T. B. Voog and L. R. Simons.
The judges and clerks of election appoint
ed by the chairman assumed their respective
duties by taking the following oath:
Il solemnly swear that | will perform the
| duties of judge Tor clerk) of election for this
special election of Independent School Dis
trict of Virginia, Mimi, according to law and
best endeavors to prevent fraud and abuse
in conducting this election, so help me Cod
Moved by w. T. Irwin. seconded by E. C. A.
johnson, that ballots be received in this cleo
ton from 80 o'clock p. m. until o'clock p
M, and that no other business be transacted
after the polls are opened until the same are
closed. Carried.
The ballot box was opened by the judges
of election, emptied, and after inspection by
| the same were locked and the polls were de-
| clared open.
At Z 80 o'clock p. m. the judges announced
that the polls would close at 8 o'clock D. m
At o'clock the polls We're declared closed
| and the judges and clerks of election canvassed
| the ballots and made, signed and filed the fol
| lowing certificate:
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OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS OF the
BOARD OF EDUCATION.

SPECIAL MEETING OF THE BOARD OF
EDUCATION OF INDEPENDENT SCHOOL
DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA, MINNESOTA,
HELD ON AUGUST 18th, 1913.
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Notary Public st. Louis County
The chairman announced the results of the
votes to be: Yes, ~; Noes. None. as returned
by the judges and clerks OF election.
ried, the special district meeting adjourned.
Time. 8:05 p. m. =:
w. H. EATON,
Chairman.
MITCHELL STEWART,
Clerk.
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THE CITY COUNCIL.
Official PublieAfionaef Proeeedinxs:
Council Chamber

Council Chamber,
=, Virginia. Mimi, August 2eth, 1918.
Regular meeting Of the city council of the
city Of Virginia, Mimi. -. - .
Council called to order by the Vice President.
Roll call. -.
Present Aldermen Harvey. Lundstrom, KEEL
Ter, NOLAN, McGhee, Cofey. Mr.. Vice-Presi-
dent.
Absent: Aldermen NOLAN and Mr.. Presi-
DENT.
Reading of minutes Of previous meeting. -
President Boylan takes his seat in the coun-
Gil.
Moved and supported that the minutes be
approved as read.
Carried.
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Notary Public St. Louis County.

Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th
day of August, 1918.
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5000 EosMora w BIZ 81
YEAR ENDED JULY II, 1918. ~
New Buildinss and EQuipGnenk
Technical High 6eAsel. FIJI, ->%s..:.tE=
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-08
JEFFRIES FREES
PICKPOCkET "SUSPECS'

Police Justice Jeffries posed, Thurs
day morning, as the man who Knocked
the daylight out OF bold daylight
robbery"
Louis Grants, collector for the
Marx market. was standing i'm the
market. when he thought he felt a
hand at his money bag, dangling at
his side. and containing s35. A half
hour later. he told policeman about
1t, giving a description of the men,
and stating that when he turned and
looked at them, one said, Hello,
Kid" TO him.
Patrolman Diefenbach and Detec-
tive Brooks arrested the two men
suspected who We're identified by
Louis. They were formally registered
In the detective bureau, on charges
of attempted larceny from the per-
son.
Justice Jeffries, hearing the dread
full tale of daylight robbery, refused
10 issue a warrant, and sent for the
suspects
They were a couple OF Scotchmen
who like their wee drappie OCCASION
ally, but they are not, and never
were pickp0ckets," said the Judge.
The men were released
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-08
OFFICER MAY EXPLAINS
SALMONI SQUABBLE

Ordered by Deputy Supt Baker to
make full report of the affair at
No. 364 Parkview-ave., in which a
whole family was arrested, and Mrs.
Ella Salmoni alleged that she had
been brutally treated by police Off
GERS, Motorcycle officer Robert May
filed a report in which he claimed
that an assault on Patrolman Ward
and himself was the cause of the
trouble.
In his report, May stated that
there had been frequent police calls
10 the house, and that there was
trouble In tn ehouse when he and
Ward were called, Tuesday.
He alleges that when he and Ward
went 10 the house, one of the young
men hit him a hard blow in the face.
Going into the house to arrest the
man, May reports. he was attacked by
the whole family. He says a melee
followed, In which some of the WON
en- may have been struck, though un-
Intentionally.
Unless the Salmoni family wants
to make complaint and have a police
trial, the affair will be dropped, said
Deputy Baker, after receiving the re-
port.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-08
CARMICHAEL CO.
SEEKING CAPITAL
Prosperous Chemical Manufac-
turing Concern Offers Stock
to Investing Public

A block of 10000 shares OF stock in
the X. A Carmichael Co. mas been
put upon the market, Offering chance
to invest in successful Detroit con-
Germ. The company was organized
two years ago with a capital OF $780,
900 and has been successful on that
capitalization without the addition OF
watered stock. II manufactures an
exclusive line OF toilet articles OF es-
tablished quality and chemical purity.
The scheme of the Carmichael com
pany has been TO make department
stores its~,agents whenever possible.
This Is based upon the theory that the
department stores reach larger class
of bu.%rs and can more successfully
advertise than any other sort of store.
A number OF the biggest department
stores in the middle west and other
parts OF the country have been given
the exclusive agency for Carmichael
goods
The Increase of business has made
100000 more capital necessary and
public subscription was decided upon
as the best way TO get the money. The
stock is being sold at $40 share and
any number Of shares can be bought.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-08
"LESS NOISE" STEMS
WARNING TO AUTOISTS

It's the soft pedal for motorcycles
and automobiles that are started up
beside the Municipal building or
somebody Is going to jail.
Police Justices Stein, Jeffries and
Gainey feel that some of the noise
that nearly breaks up the session in
their court rooms, at times. is made
with malice aforethought. Often, a
motorcyclist, automobilist, after
being fined in the recorders court,
cranks his auto or motorcycle, on
Raynor-st., just under the windows OF
police court, while he is still ranking
under the words of the Judge in the
court above.
Fl. r. Griffin. connected with the
Oakland Motor Car Co., happened to
make a big noise with his auto, when
Justice STEMS nerves were at the
swapping point. Justice Stein sent
Clerk Bowman out TO bring the
man in
Were going to have quiet in this
court, or put somebody in Jail" said
the Judge You're unlucky, but
through you, issue a warning to De-
troit's gasoline circles. There's a
hospital Silence sign out there, too,
and there's court here. and the next
man that let's his engine race with
the clutch out and the muller open,
Is going to go to jail
He let Mr. Griffin go with that ulti-
matum
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-08
SEEKS TURKS WANTED
FOR CHICAGO CRIME

Detective Edward Gill, assisted by
some Detroit Turks, is securing De-
troit for two Turks, suspected of a
brutal homicide in Chicago, last Jan
uary.
The dismembered body of Turk
was found In the stove of a Turkish
coffee house in Chicago, Jan. 5. 1918.
and the two men suspected OF the
homicide fed from the city, though
Chicago police were on the trail
The arms, legs, and part OF the
torso had been badly burned In the
stove.
Detective Gill received a tip from
Detroit Turk. few days ago, that
the men sought for the killing were
| In this city, and we're known to sew
eraI' persons in the Turkish colony.
Search was Immediately started for
| the men.
ellis informant is doing some
sleuth work in the hope of runnign
| the men down.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-08
BISHOP WILLIAMS is
BARRED AS ARBITRATOR

when the ID. U. r. arbitrator will
not accept Bishop Charles ID. Will
liams as the third member of the ar
bitraton board to settle the differ
ences between the ID. u. r. and the
employees. think | am justified in
feeling that the arbitration is a long
drawn out proceeding, and is being
unnecessarily delayed said Judge
James Phelan, arbitrator for the EN-
ployes, Thursday.
Bishop Williams is acquainted with
the situation. He would be an emf
nently fair arbitrator. can't wait
forever for them to accept a third
arbitrator Maybe am the stumbling
block, but my parties have backed
my refusal of the third party arbitra-
tors suggested by the d. u. r. repre-
sentative | am ready TO step aside
at any time if my refusal TO accept
the proposed arbitrators is regarded
by the men | represent as an .obstruc-
ton 70 arbitration"