Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-07-16
{H} COUNTY. BOARD
MET IN REGULAR SESSION
MONDAY AND TUEsDAY-LEVY
FOR 1921 MADE.

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/ County board met in regular session
Monday and Tuesday, all commission
ers being present.
Auditor presented Court House bonds
l6-21-22, $500 each, due August /, 1921,
which have been purchased and can
celled.
Hearing granted on petition for coun-
ty road in towns Of Agram and Little
Falls for September Z, 1920, and Cas-
sert, Milbery and Rocheleau appointed
committee on same, committee to meet
at Pete Lemar's on section 81, at 10
A. NJ, Saturday, August IA.
A. F. Kerich was employed as janitor
for ensuing year at 500 per month,
Berglund, Gassert, Lundberg and Mil
berry voting yea and Rocheleau voting
no.
Hearing granted on following peti-
tions to be set off from one school dis
trict to another: Lee Smith from dis
trict IS to 102, John Cimenski from
district 38 to 81.
Petitions for lands to be set off from
district 143 to consolidated district at
Hillman, hearing was granted on same.
Motion made and carried that county
pay half cost Of bridge across Spunk
brook in Two Rivers.
County board appropriated out of the
revenue fund the sum of 81 1000 to aid
the county fairs in the said county:
$500 to Little Falls and $500 to Motley,
said amounts to be paid by auditor 8
warrants on August Is, 1920, to proper
officials Of said fairs.
Final hearing on petition of A. II.
Nc Cutcheon to be set off from district
62, Benton county, to .142, Morrison
county, laid over to August meeting.
Hearing is to be granted on the
formation of four new school districts
out of consolidated district Ill; hear
ing to be at September meeting.
The county treasurer delivered to
the board the list Of uncollected per-
sonal property taxes for the year 1919,
and the board cancelled such taxes as
they are satisfied cannot be collected,
and passed on the taxes that they felt
could be collected.
Rocheleau, Berglund, Gassert, Lund-
berg and Milbery appointed committee
to meet with committee from Crow
Wing county board on judicial road be-
tween Morrison and Grow Wing coun,
ties, said committee to meet on said
road Saturday, July II.
As per schedule adopted, the assist
ant engineer of the State Highway de-
partment assigned to the county as
highway engineer, was appointed as
of maintenance, was
authorized to pay labor thereon en-
ployed> by time checks as provided by
law not to exceed total of $1O,325.0o.
Applications for abatement OF taxes
approved: N. P. Ry. Co.; Sisters
school, Belle Prairie; VIM. Hass. Ap-
plication Duluth Creamery company re-
jected.
County board agreed to pay for main
tenance of Mary Roche at State sana
torium at Walker.
Engineer on ditch 25 fled report that
he has inspected the digging and con-
structing Of said ditch, and finds that
said construction is completed accord
ing to plans and specifications, ana n
that the contractor, j. J. Hankinson,
is entitled to the final payment for SAID
work. The county board fixed August
4, 1920, as the date for final hearing on
said ditch, and the auditor was in
structed to give notices of same. .
A list of names from which the grand
and petit Jurors will be drawn was Sc
lected by the county board.
Auditor was instructed to transfer
! from the revenue fund 100000 to the
incidental fund.
Commissioner Lundberg was instruct
ed to purchase two dump wagons for
work on St. r. l.
The following amounts are to be
levied upon all real and personal prop
erty for the year 1920, to meet the
various expenses Of the county for en-
suing year: