The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-04-23

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The hoard of county commissioners
of Beltrami county, Minnesota, met IN
adjourned session on Tuesday, April
9th, 1913, with All mem bers present. nt,nl !
were read, and on motion duly seconded
and carried were approved.
Applications for loans OF county 1una is
for urchase Of SO seef the poard and
being shown that proper proceedings
had not been taken by filing q petition
signed by not less than rs resident free.
holders Of the county, and further, that
there was no money available In the
general fund of the county TOR sucn
B purpose, it was moved, seconded ana
carried. that all applications should '1c'u pc o'
The engineers plat of, resurvey o,
section 6, 5000. was presented, and on
motion duly seconded and carried, was
approved and ordered fled. ean,,,
Commissioner Ellis offered the folloW-
ing resolution, and moved. Its ADOPTION:
g, whereas, the bureau Of Indian AZ
fairs has appropriated $4,000 for the
PIKE indian Ga yc 1sad snd ae village
the towns 1861 and 145-3l. on condis
ton that the Counties Of Beltrami and
Cass shall reimburse the tribal fund q
the extent Of one-half of such appro-
Now be it resolved, that the follow
ing s Goun t1a II
Ailender, Superintendent acting for the
commissioners of Indian affairs. to-Wit:
An agreement entered into this sth
eighteen, between Charles II. Allender,
superintendent acting for the commits
sioner Of Indian affairs of the first part
ana the beard of county m ba necand par
witnesseth as follows: x,
After due consideration of that hat; pare; ara
graph Of the bill making APPROPRIATIONS
IN ear1f
of the bureau of Indian affairs. for the
fiscal year ended June thirtieth. nine
teen hundred and nineteen, as quoted
'That the unexpended appropria-
ton. of $4,000 authorized to be. taken
out of the tribal funds OF the chippewa
indians of, Minnesota for the construc:.
River on the Cass Lake Reservation by
the Act entitled, An Act making APP
propriations for the current and con.
dian sea AFFAIRS, Tor fulhiiing treaty stipu,
lations with various Indian tribes, and
for other purposes for the fiscal year
ending June thirtieth. nineteen hundred
Is nnh her se'e authorsed to be expended for
improving the road between the Cass
Lake indian school and village, a dis
lance Of six miles. upon me me Gonai.1 roi
in the State Of Minnesota, shall hle
with the secretary of the interior
written agreement to reimburse the
extent Of one-half Of the, amount ex-
pended upon the said road"
We do agree. to the conditions di Is, set set
forth therein. And 1t Is further stlpu
twenty-five hundred dollars ($25O0) OF
the amount appropriated shall! be ex-
pended on said road In Beltraml county,
reimburse the tribal fund Of the Chip
pewa indian of Minnesota. through the
Commissioner of Indian affairs Or the
secretary of the interior, in the amount slt,
one thousand twelve hundred and hfty
($125O), one-half the amount expended.
one fifth (s25o) to be paid each year
for five years or until the full amount
rs ga BE- saS by the % s
of Indian affairs : X. - -
This agreement is made subject to
the approval OF the secretary or the IN
terror.
= In witness whereof the Undersigned
have hereunto subscribed their names
and affixed their seals the day and year
nj The motion being seconded by Com
missioner Hayes. was put to Vote' ana
The amended report of fees and emol-
uments Of Jos. E. Harris. Judge OF pro
bate, was offered, and on motion duly
seconded and carried was approved and
ordered filed. So
It was moved by Hayes, seconded by
Ellis, that 5000 be appropriated from
of ofe the pe" Town Sna Of Sf Besnville Carried
A petition for the establishment of
county road in towns LAG and 147: range
80. signed by Felix Scott ct al was
Hayes, hearing was set for May l4th
at 200 D. M, and Commissioners E!lls
AnI m
to view the proposed road. to meet at
the southwest corner of section SO, Az
81, on Monday, May 18th, at 1900
d. The ti EDITION PETITION of Joshua Jokela. ct al,
praying for the establishmen t OF ~, a
county road in the Towns OF STEINER
SON and Minnie, was presented.
E 4a m hearimg W Was a set for May 18th at
800 p. M, and Commissioners RaRo
and Hayes were appointed committee
to view the proposed road, to meet at
SO. at 800 a. M. May sth. Carried,
>. The petition of F. M. Grove, ct al.
praying for the establishment OF
county road In the, Towns or Lansor
and OBrien was presented.
On motion of Hayes. seconded by Inns.
dahl hearing was set for May I4th at
400 p. M, and Commissioners Lennon
to view the proposed road, to meet at
81, at 1000 a. n Saturday May llth'
On motion of Ellis. seconded by Inns
dahl the bond of Chas. Schroeder as
manager Of the state fair exhibit, IN
the sum of one thousand dollars. with
6. e. Carson and A. P. Richie as sure
ties, was approved and ordered hled.
Carried. -,
praying for resurvey of sections ~
and 21, 1882, was presented: IT was
moved, seconded and carried that hear
ing be set for May 14th at $3.50 p. m.
The petition of Christ S. Anderson
praying to be set off from school dis
trict No. 1O5 to district No. 100 was pre-
sented. On motion duly seconded and
carried. hearing was set for May l4tn
on motion duly seconded and carried
the following applications for abate-
ment of taxes were recommended TO
the state tax commission:
J. L. George, county auditor t5).
John Gibbons (2).
James Hurley.
r. J. Jackson.
Lawrence l.. HelnisG.
Isaac L. Ground.
Onel Greenslit.
Pete Kreuger.
liver Lundstrom
w. e. Arnold. 8
S. W. Ellis.
It was moved by Lennon, seconded by
HAYES, that $500 be appropriated from
the general revenue fund to the Bel
trami County agricultural association