The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-03-30

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BE IT. FURTHER RESOLVED, that
| there shall be and there is hereby levied
annually on al the taxable properly oyna IN
taxes, during the life of these bonds,
q tax sufficient to provide the payment
tof the ,semi-annual interest due on SAID
bonds and to pay the bonds maturing u1
on the first day Of June Of the follow,
ing year, which taxes shall be collected
at the same time and in the same man,
and in each Of said years the county
auditor shall extend the tax herein pro-
vided for upon the tax rolls for collec-
ton in connection with the other taxes
| in said county.
BE 1T FURTHER RESOLVED that
| the Board of County Commissioners
shall meet at the Court House IN the
City, of Remidji on the 24th DAY e OF
and consider bids for said bonds; that
the county auditor is hereby directed to
cause notice to be published in the Pc
eoS a p onee te eac week for
consecutive weeks prior to said date.
giving notice of the time and place
where said Board will SO receive re- s sGd
Board of County Commissioners.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that
all bids for such bonds shall 1iob pc WITH TIN
must be Sealed. No bids for any of said
s sHas " by tn the Board Of County Com
same Shall have deposited as guar
antee of good faith, with the County
Auditor. before 9 o'clock A: NJ. on the
day bids are to be received ely R 2y stie eaaI
Bank or Trust Company payable TO inc
order of the Treasurer OF Beitraml
eon o one psr cent oF on
the full face value of the bonds pro-
posed to be bid for. In all cases OF
bids received and not accepted the
case said bonds are awarded to any bid
der, and the said bidder refuses to &C
cept and pay for said bonds SO. or any any
part thereof within ten 'de Gays 10 be-
at Bemidji, Mimi. the said check Of the
deposit Furnished to the County 81. sha al
as it's own. as and for the liquidated
damages for the breach of contract on
the part Of said bidder
The motion being seconded by Com
missioner Ellis, was put to vote and
unanimously carried. and 50 declared by
the Chairman then presiding.
The petition of Peter Krohn praying
to be set off from School District No.
SO to District No. 46 came up for hear
it was moved, seconded and carried
that the petition be rejected:
The final estimate Of the Engineer IN IN
favor Of S. w. Topping, came up for
hearing.
It was moved by Ellis, seconded by
and ordered paid on the receipt of the
release of the balance Of the contract.
as suggested in the Engineers report,
Of $1,000. to be furnished by Mr.. Top:
ping for the completion of Judicial
Ditch No. 10, according to contract and
subject to ct the n npProva Gf tne
Moved, seconded and carried TO ad-
journ to $50 A. M, " ednesday, March
21st, with all members present.
It was moved by Hayes, seconded by
1msdahl. that $500 be approprlated from m
payin ReVf the EXPENSE o Of the Beitrami
County exhibit at the state Fair of
1917, out of which the $1oo PROVIDED ag
ae Ger the be eaid ca ar NJ 'e as Mar"
The petition Of Ole Hengum ct al
praying for a re-survey of Section H.
1870 was presented
by Hayes. that hearing of this petition
be set for Tuesday, April oath, at 2:so
P. M. Carried. u.oa
to recommend the following application
for abatement and refund ment of taxes
to the State Tax Commissions:
E. Z Md Mcdonald; F: NJ: sweigert: Oscar
Nordwall; Chas Mag; H. P. Prather:
J. L. George, County Auditor; Anton
Nordwall; John Ma asdandaa and carried
to reject the following applications for
abatement: c. M. Bacon; Chas. Van
dersluis.
to lay the following applications Tor
abatement and refundment on the table
till next meeting: mathematician
Kenneth McIver: L. +. EckStrum; der-
trude Weber; J. P. Omich:
It was moved. seconded and carried
to refer the application of Stella MIN
on On certain lands in Sec. 2e-151-31 to the
Supervisor of Assessments for the ap-
praisal of the tim Der. .,,-o
Board reconvened at 200 P. NJ, with
all members present cu,,
In view of the fact that Frank crap
County, it was moved by 1msdahl. sec
onded by Hayes. that H. W. Crabtree
be appointed Assessor and Road oyer
ried.
On information that Mr.. Andy Solberg
was no longer a resident of the county,
it was moved by sh Hayes Iok sHeof he ap-
nointed Road Overseer of Assessment
pistrict No. 5. Roll call: Rako, no:
Imsdahl yes; Hayes yes svo LEMON Tes No. No.
It was moved by Hayes, seconded by
Lennon. that Dick Willems of Town
1865 be appointed Assessor of Unor-
eanized Assessment District NO. D.
Carried. rr;.a
! 1t was moved. seconded and carried
| to allow the following bills:
Andrew Johnson, board of pr1s-. ,o- an
An Hhers Johnson. sheriirs fees -, ~
| district court 49,: S4'4o
Andrew Johnson, sher1Fs fees no.,
| district court oA.oA
Andrew Johnson, sheriTs fees .,oo
district court .:..:.;....... 4o.Vo
| Andrew Johnson, sher1ns 1ees .o-.
/ Justice court .....:. 4o.o4
Andrew Johnson. sherins fees ,,o,
| court commissioners court 1874
Andrew Johnson, sher1fs ices .oo
municipal court :...,......; 4.zo
Andrew Johnson. freight ana Ie1
| drayage sherif7s Office 80. 4.o4
D. n Fisk, court commission-
er's fees State VS.. Albert >. .oo
ID H. Fisk, court commission. o-
| er's fees State VS.. Frank Peet LOO
lG. Akerberg, coroners fees
| viewing remains William AL e.s
| len Carter ''7'
G. Akerberg. coroner, 8 fees