The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-05-07
Road to Be Repaired From
City Limits to County
Poor Farm
NO MORE RESURVEYS
GRANTED AFTER MAY 10
Applications for Road Money
From Several Townships
Laid on Table

S~AA~o~A~J
journed until Monday, May 10, many
applications and petitions were taken
up for discussion and consideration.
1t was voted that beginning June l
the county board will refuse to &C.
cept petitions for resurvey OF Sec
lions of land in Beltrami county.
Applications for road money from
the towns of Turtle River, Eugene,
and Sugar Bush were laid on the
table until funds become available
in the county road and bridge fund
when the matter of appropriation
will be taken up by the board and
disposed of at that time.
A petition for the resurvey of Sec
tion Is, township 149, range 81 was
presented and the date for the hear
ing on the petition was set for June
1 at II o'clock a. M, in the commits
sioners' room at the Court House.
Asking that the north half Of Sec
ton 28 and all of section 27 in dist
riot No. Sc and all of sections IS and
Sc in District No. 46 be included In
Districe No. 1OS in the township OF
Durand, a petition was submitted
Hearing was set for the next regular
session of the board ON June l.-~:~
The petition for the establishment
of a county road beginning at the
corner Of section three
township 146, range 35, and from
there noSth to the east quarter corner
of section 81, township lat, range
IS and there ending was considered
by the board and hearing was set fol
2 o'clock on July II.
Communications relating to the
road along ditch "a and concerning
repairs on bridges on ditch 33 were
referred to the board by Judge c. w.
Stanton. After consideration by the
board the matter was referred to the
county ditch, inspector for report to
be submitted by him at the next ses-
sion. The matter Of the repair of
the bridges has already been taken up
and the report of the engineer is be-
ing waited for before the board can
take any further action.
The application of Felix Scott, Ma
tilda Wistrom, George Hob and Pat
rick Cassen for adjustment Of taxes
were referred to the Minnesota Tax
commission. The application of H. A.
Hanson was not granted. Several
petitions for resurvey of land were
voted acceptance.
The petition of Louis Larson, free
holder in district No. 20, asking for
a reduction of the valuation of the
school district was rejected since the
board considered that acceptance
would be a harm to the district.
It was granted by the board that
the southwest quarter of the south
west quarter of section %, township
149, range 81, be transferred to
school district No., Al. The petition
for school in the north half of
Big Grass township which was laid
on the table at the last session was
considered again and rejected on &C
count Of the low valuation of the
district.
The petition of Charles Bourcier
and others asking that their lands
be set of from District No. to
district No. was granted. To re-
pair the road leading from the city
limits to the county poor farm the
board voted to expend $3.50 for that
work. Many petitions which were
presented at this session will be TAX
en- up for consideration at next ses-
sion when a number of hearings on
previous petitions will be held. The
board has adjourned until Monday at
which time it will take up road mat
tiers for consideration.