The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-05-28

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II The ri" District Court for action BY the
'' therefore. be it resolved that cd thess
Ditch Inspector for. report to be sub;
mittsd by him at the next meeting o.
es N1 sesR sss RsGsffh
spector, and the board only awaits the
s 5issst x'il Be made to dispose Of the
Moved. seconded and carried that the
pc
sion.
Matilda Wistrom,
George Hob,
which last laid on the table at the last
%ee thu sbo % dne ana the
the commissioners, the same should no,
be granted. as the assassin ent shown by
m resso1 of x tn fSe cose
by the furnishing house.
Therefore. it was m9ved by Ellis nn1s,i ano
de- Mo that eaErs8R
t'e The % p es}}ass for resurvey il Sec
ton 50, Township $50, Range 80: Sec
tions 8 and 4, Township 15S. kan e a 81
seetom T.; ro%nsh si1 liz, Range 80. came
- There being no objections made. 1t It
ayes %GYs st s Syes ss sns
Surveys s.; =; s q sest 81 ssy as fSSlo%s:
s sf;Sts :; Hay ~ +; x i'so
7-149-30, June Z, 1920.
no %hs s sSoe 81 bSi Sc sq
up FOR hearing; No enc agpearing, Tor
Of this board feel that District Nc, q 20
W ydHeta would %Si Cripple District No. 70. .
Therefore, 1t was decided to reject
such petition, which was moved BY Ellis
and seconded by Paulson' and duly car
The petition of Swan A; Frlberg. ct 81
came. up, for hearing, asking thst this
set 1T sW w %as sW 81 Of oxsr
district No. Il. As this tract Of lana
is entirely separated from District NJ:
60, it was deemed advisable by this
61aaa p sna to % District No.
Motion by Ellis to this effect: second
ed by Paulson. was duly carried :,,.
The petition OF MRS: Myrtle ~ Ine coartI
board at a previous meeting was re-
scinded, owing to the fact that her
did not adjoin the unorganlzea
Of Of District No: IS.
Therefore, It was moved by Commits.
sioner Ellis, seconded by imsdahl: that nat
order setting of Mrs. Myrtle Theriault.
sEN Of NEN Of Section 4. sWA Of
S EME Of sef Mesioa s ses sn@
The petition Of William Mielke, ct
al, for the establishment Of a SCHOOL
district in north half Of Big ts. G sS,n
was taken up and after discussion py
the board, it was deemed advisable to
reject the petition, due to the fact that
there was not sufficient valuation to
finance a school district.
Motion was made by Commissioners
Hayes and seconded by Ellis. Same
Matters Concerning the petitions Of
121, which have been laid on the table.
including the petition, ion, Of Peter eneb RuG en-
for hearing at the next regular meet
ing of the county board, which will be
held on Tuesday, the Isl. day of June,
board boar "a at that time viii hear ali the ar
ggr rfhis Of these petitions
The matter was %oY I% 9y an
duly carried.
Whereas, a petition Of Frank Porter.
ct al, freeholders IN School District No S9
asking for the recovery Of Sections 49,
trict No. 40,
Therefore, be It resolved eti+, that hear ar
court House na% uf IN B s on Tuesday.
the LIST day of June, 1920, at 2 o'clock in
the afternoon, at which time and place
sad board WI hear a ina may
of said petition; and that notices be
Due to the lack of funds the county
fuse to accept any petitions for resur::
vcy of sections of land in Beltram'
luton was Seconded by Hayes and mo-
ton being put to vote was duly carried.
Moved seconded and carried to adj
journ until $3.50 A. M' Wednesday,
The board reconvened at $50 A; NJ.
May 9Th With 15af al ~ Ber
owing iS zH4ye aSessr!p dio IS Of land: ~
Section 7, Township 149, Range g;
Section y, Township 14S, Range q:
s seeton f. To ownshhiip IT, 49, KanEe 81
Section IS, Township 148, Range 81:
Moved by Ellis, seconded by Imsdahl:
that the p1ats be accepted and placed
The petition of Chas. Bourcier. ct al,
asking that their said lands may be set
off from District No. 6, to District No.
no objections to the setting off Of these
ing the PUBLIC schools in Bemidji, It was
that the petition be granted: Motion
was put to vote and duly carried:
Moved by Paulson and seconded by
Imsdahl that $3.50 be expended to fix
Farm from the City limits. Motion
carried.
Moved, seconded and carried to ad-
journ to 1880 P. NJ
The Board reconvened at 1880 P. M.
with all members present:
1t was moved by Imsdahl and second
ed by Hayes that Lisle A. Wood OF
Baudette, be retained at the expense OF
the county in the State sanatorium ct
Walker where he is receiving treat
ment for tuberculosis Motion carried.
Moved, seconded and carried to al
low the following bills:
Tom Smart, freight and drayage
on boxes to Poor Farm ....-........$ S.2S
Ward Bros, taking Mrs. Steppe
Given Hardware Co., miscella-
neous supplies for poor farm 1881
Beltrami Elevator & Milling Co.,
Chicken feed for poor farm. 1898
F. g. Troppman, groceries for ooo 40
Town of Shotley, half expense
attending scarlet fever pa