The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-06-02
on culverts, bridges and grades of ditch


81 and 1886 and 81, at an expense
Of not more than $500, same to be paid
for on properly verified claims, out of
the road and bridge funds of said I'M
organized townships. Carried.
The petition of Martin Dawson, ct al,
praying for the establishment of a
county road beginning at section cor
neGs of 10 and 49, II and I;; Il, "a a.
southeast corner of section Z, 149-S1,
shore, thence following lake shore to
II, thence south to southeast corner.
ner of section Is.
by Hayes, that hearing on the petition
of Martin Dawson be set for July 18th,
at 1870 am. and that the chairman APP
point a committee of two to. view the
of the road on Friday, June 10th, at
1000 o'clock am. Carried. The chair
|appointed Commissioners Thompson
road.
The petition of Chris Jensen, ct al,
praying for the construction OF county
road Nc; 81, beginning at the Tri-
easterly direction following the shore
of Lake Julia, to point on town line
between Durand and Turtle Lake town
ships, thence running east to Gull lake,
was presented
It was moved, seconded and carried
to lay the petition on the table.
The public examiners report on the
condition of school district No. SO was
presented, and on motion duly seconded
and carried was accepted and ordered
placed on file
The public examiners report of the
condition of the Village of Baudette
was presented, and on motion duly Sec
onded and carried, was accepted, and
The following report of the district
engineer was preSented:,
Bemidji, Mimi, May 10Th, 1915.
Hon. County Board:
to investigate the advisability of lower
ing Whitefish lake in section 26, Town
of Roosevelt I wish to report that I
find it w3 nn1 De TO 20
lake, a distance of 1880 feet. To lower
the lake four feet at an approximate
cost Of $1,000, this would require at
would be a cut of from ten to twenty
feet I would consider the cost. pro-
hibitive, considering the amount of land
be of no benefit to the county SO far
as roads are concerned, as it would not
change the length of the bridge re-
quired on the town line, across the
Running down the creek or outlet
of the lake, we find one foot fall in
1900 feet. TO clean and straighten
Water, and take the flood waters off in
a much shorter time. Respectfully sub
mited,
Roy K. Bliler,
District Engineer.
Tt was moved, seconded and carried
that the report of the engineer be &C.
In the matter of ditch bonds con-
tracted to John Nuveen G. Co., it was
found necessary to ADOPT resolutions
ste to etc sn in that
following resolutions were adopted.
IN THE NATTER OF JUDICIAL
DITCH NO. 81.
and moved their adoption:
Whereas, in pursuance of and IN
Chapter $50, General Laws Of Mime
sofa, 1905, and the several acts amen
datory thereof and supplemental there
to, such steps having been duly and
ditch with certain branches and later
ais has been duly located and estab-
lished in the County of Beltrami in
n hs Stats e Sf No M Snd SneS
taken in the district court of the
Fifteenth Judicial district of the State
fishing said ditch, and it has been
definitely ascertained and determined in
accordance with the provisions of law
CURED and to be incurred in locating,
d iti Will Be at least The sum Of sixty
four thousand six hundred sixty five
Whereas, there is not sufficient
money in the treasury Of said Beltrami
and to be incurred in 50 locating, estab-
fishing and constructing said judicial
ditch;
such purpose to raise at this time the
sum Of sixty-four thousand dollars
>e Resolved further that the negotiable
coupon bonds of said county Of Bel
trami be issued for said purpose in the
ssnd Goars 81 ose9ctyfour thou
number numbered from one (d5 to
s sixty2-foqr 4{e42: beth n1 1Ee In
1e oars % da3ed
est at 1 the e1 rate Of SIX es5 zee cent per
annum, payable semi,annually, on the
year. and be due and payable as to
principal and interest at the Corn Ex-
change National Bank Of. Chicago.
the Interest thereon be be payabie in law.
full money of the United States of
Am erica.
rhat ponds mum Dered one ~ TO TOUR
(4). both numbers inclusive. be pay
able the first day of June, 1922.
That bonds numbered five 90 to
eight .(Sl. both numbers inclusive be
payable the first day. of June, 1928.
That bonds numbered nine go to
twelve ,(12):, both numbers inclusdivvee.
be payable the first day Of June. 1924
That bonds numbered thirteen (3)
to sixteen (16); both numbers in
elusive ,oa he payable the first day of
That bonds numbered seventeen (17)
to twenty (20), both numbers inclusive,
be payable the first day of June. 1926.
That bonds numbered twenty one
(21) to twenty-four (24), both numbers
inclusive. be payable the first day of
June, 1921. =, .,.,
That bonds numbered twenty five
(25) to twenty-eight .L28). both num-
bers inclusive, be payable the first day
of June, 1928. ..,, 20; l.: -.
That bonds numbered twenty-nine
(2sl to thirty-two. 1922, both numbers
1 That bbG Bonds numbered thirty-three
(33) to thirty-six $3.50: both numbers
inclusive. be payable the first day Of
That bonds numbered thirty-seven
$50 to forty (40). both numbers in
June. 1881.
to forty-four (44). both numbers in
elusive. be payable the first day Of
June. 1892. AZ