The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-01-14
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS. OF THE
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMAS
SIONERS, JAN. 4, 1915.

charge at the State Sanatorlum came
Seconded and carried, that Commission:
er Lennon be appointed a committee or
one to investigate the matter, as to
whether the said Violet North was a
property owner, and to report at the
next meeting.
It was moved by Hayes, seconded by
that the sum Of $3.50 } be
the incidental fund. Carried.
1t was moved by Lennon seconde e.
now in the county attorneys contingent
fund.- Carried. W
It was moved by Lennon, seconded
propriated from the revenue fund to
the credit Of the county attorneys con-
tingent fund for use during the ensuing
1t was moved, by THOMPSON seconded
by Clementson, that $4,000 be trans
ferred from the road and bridge fund
from said fund made January 2, 1912,
together with interest at per cent per
annum, and amounting to 1920. Car
ried.
It was moved by Lennon, seconded by
from the revenue fund for the credit
of the Northern Minnesota Development
Roll call-Rako, Aye; Clementson,
Aye; Hayes No; Lennon, Aye: Thomp-
The following bids for the county
printing were opened and read:
for the delinquent tax list, fifteen cents
per description.
The Bemidji Sentinel, for financial
and all other legal notices required. Is
cents per folio for the first insertion.
and IS cents per folio for each sub
seQuent insertion.
it was moved by Hayes, that all bids
for the county printing be rejected.
There being, no second the motion was
declared lost.
Thompson that the bid of the Bemidji
Pioneer Publishing Co. of fifteen cents
per description for the publication of
Roll call-Rako, Aye; Glen entson
Aye; Hayes, No; Lennon, Aye; Thomp-
son, Aye: Motion declared carried:
Lennon. that the bid of the Bemidji
Sentinel Of Is cents per folio for. the
first insertion, and 35. cents per folio
financial statement, commissioners pro-
eeeedings, and all other legal notices.
Roll p caii-Rako, Aye; c1ementson,
Aye; Hayes. No; Lennon. Aye; Thomp-
son, Aye Four Ayes, one No. Motion
Lennon, that the bond of the Bemidji
of publishing the delinquent tax list,
~.
Moved by Thompson, seconded by
Clementson, that the bond of the Be-
midi Sentinel be fixed at $500 in
the matter of publication OF the finan-
ings and all other legal notices re-
quired. Carried.
by COMMISSIONER Hayes, and Seconded
by Commissioner thompson:
Resolved, that the Bemidji Weekly
Pioneer, be, and the same is hereby eb
County of Beltrami, as the newspaper
in which the notice and list of the real
estate remaining delinquent on the first,
lished. Motion declared carried:
Moved by Thompson, seconded by
Clementson, that the Bemidji Sentinel
the publication of the financial state:
all other legal. notices required, with
papers in the county shall be supplied
tanning all such publications. Carried.
Hayes, that the following persons be
appointed as old soldiers burial COM
mittee:
J. M. Phillippi, Bemidji.
0. A. Soland, Wilton.
F. M. Sweigart, Baudette.
Moved by, Thompson, seconded by
Lennon, that Henry Pfund of Kelliher,
be appointed supervisor of assessments
for 1916 with compensation. fixed at
IS per day while in actual service.
Carried
-, Moved by, Lennon. seconded by
Turtle River be appointed state land
Moved by Thompson, seconded by
ed as es' janitor Of TIE s court house for
the year 1916, with compensation fixed
SIS per month. Carried;
entson, that A. E. Rako, J. G. Thomp-
son and Auditor J. L. George be ap-
pointed purchasing committee for the
ensuing year. Carried.
Moved by Thompson, seconded by
Hayes, that Commissioners Lennon and
Thompson, with DR.. E. w. johnson as
medical member be app9intted members
compensation for the medical member
of $40 per day with necessary expenses
while in actual service; Carried:
recess to 1880 pm.
Board reconvened at 1880 pm. as per
ad Nli members present
rho%pson 0 THAT hen G. Be
appointed as assistant school superinn--
per month. Carried.
Moved by Hayes, seconded by Glenn
entson, that. the following be appointed
ment districts:
First Assessment District-Clifford
Matheny, Blackduck.
Third Assessment District-P. sarff,
Fourth Assessment District-Frank
Crabtree, Baudette.
Fifth Assessment District-Andy SOL
berg, Malcolm.
Sixth Assessment District-B A.
Arneson, Arneson.
With compensation fixed at So per
Commissioners Lennon offered the fol-
lowing resolution and moved it's adop-
"Whereas the state highway commits
sion of this state has adopted, as q
Highway, which commences at New
Orleans and terminates at, Winnings, a
point commencing at the southern
Of this state aaf tba
mination of the balance of said route
in this state for the future action Of
said highway commissions;
bo SDT that ss e state sy
mission be urged and requested TO des'
ignate, as the route of such INFERNO:
tfonal Highway, from Bemidji' thu
following: 49,, -. o .,
and north shore Of Lake BenidU fol.
lowing the route of state rural highway
No. 9-B, which has recently been con.
ana at
continuing in a northeasterly course
along the line of the, Minnesota & En-.
ternational Railway passing numerou!
the route of state rural highway No
IL to the Village of Blackduck: thence
north and east through the vlllage @
Kelliher, and the Red Lake Basin. tt
tae Ra and hs
north along said county line, following
the route of the aforesaid state rura