Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-03-05
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS MEET
APPROPRIATE MONEY FOR STATE
FAIR EXH1BT-LIQU0R IL
CENSES GRANTED

The county board met in regular
monthly session Tuesday with all
members present
j. J. Gross was appointed to ap-
praise state lands in the county of
Morrison as per laws Of 1913.
Bonds Of the banks in Morrison
county securing the deposits Of county
funds were approved, and all personal
bonds were approved for one month
and seven days, with the understand
ing that all banks which have execut-
ed a personal bond shall file a surety
bond at the regular April meeting Of
the board.
Petition of J. P. and John bubbles
to be set off from district Ill to dis
trict 76 was granted hearing.
Application of Max Mayer to retail
Intoxicating liquors in the village Of
Lincoln was granted and bond approx
ed.
Final hearing On petition for change
of county road in the town Of OAR
ling was granted on report Of commit
tee.
Application Of Philip J. Chock to re-
tail Intoxicating liquors in the town Of
Swan River was granted and bond ap-
proved.
The sum Of $4,000 was appropriate
ed to aid the Morrison county exhibit
at the state fair. The auditor was in
structed to issue the warrant in favor
of Herman Busy, as follows: $25.0o
in three weeks, $4,000 August 1st and
the balance December 1.
Petition for county road in towns
Of Darling and Parker was granted
a hearing for May 4. Andrew Herum
was appointed committee on same, the
committee to meet On the proposed
road where same crosses the town line
between Parker and Darling, on
Wednesday the 18th day Of April, at
O'Clock p. m.
Attachments allowed: John Sobiech,
Swanville Creamery association, G. A..
Hollenbeck, I. W. Bouck and E. Y.
F! Wetzel.
Abatement rejected: Adam Lode
mier.
Abatement of Alfred Hanson was
,-lait- over.
! ho a1 n
: a warrant to the different county Of.
fcials for postage when the officials
present receipts from the postmaster
for said postage.
Bills allowed subject to the approval
Of the county attorney:
T. J. McCullom, freight on
rails St. road No. l. 394
Paul Nowak, engineers ex-
pense St. road No. &c.,. 500
Simon Minchow, helping en-
| glneer ..,......... ...... 3.4S
Frank Minchow, helping en-
glneer ............ o.OU
| Simon Minchow, helping en-
g1neer wv
Newell Pettitt, work on St.
TOdu .NO. L LUZ o.
John Seluska, work on State
road NO. l .............. IL. W
Geo. Monk, work on state road
NO. L O.UO
Geo. Lakin, work on state road
No. 24.00
Alex Kulus, wood for jail. -. 800
VIM. Bomgarts, saving wood
for jail .................. rs
United Chemical Co., toilet pa
per . .81
F. Renick, postage ........ 1000
Little Falls Iron Works, work
On boiler ................ 1.26
Louis F. Dow Co., supplies... IS
Fritz & Cross, supplies. ... 3O.O9
Morrison County Lumber Co.,
Security St Blank Book Co., sup: 0'''
N: W. Tel. Ex. Co., tolls: 1878 IS IS
Transcript Pub. Co., legal
Transcript Pub. Co., financial
Transcript nssF' Pub: Co., supplies 81 S7:oo 90
Erwin Ward, engineers as
A: s'e5.IS J: Fenn, engineers Exp: 800 90
A. M. Stoll, board Of audit. 800
Remington Typewriter Co., re-
pairing machine .......... 1920
G. F. Farrell, plumbing at Jail d. 2.95
B. Y. McNairy, freight and
board of audit ........ 98
! Andrew Herum,, board of audit $50
F. x. Bastien, postage ....... 1912
Paul Felix, board Of prisoners 33 90
Paul Felix, sheriff expense. .. 28 .92
Joseph Porten, work on boiler 400
N. P. Ry. Co., iron rails for st.
road No. l ............S.. 232 IS
Henry Gassert, mileage .. 49,. $50
Herman Vanslow, mileage and
committee work ......... 600
F. H. Lakin, mileage and
committee work ....... 6.10
Andrew Herum, mileage and
committee work .:....... $40
COUNCIL MEETS TONIGHT
The city council will hold a regular