Askov American., 1922-08-31
Official Commission
Proceedings

ScCeIScu iToW SnafHc TdHsSi' anu
duly filed.
The Supt. OF Schools appeared
before the Board asking that mime
ograph be purchased for his office.
The County Auditor was instructed
10 order one as soon as he could.
The Board OF Audit filed their
ordered published according to law.
Mr.. Matt. Il. Poferl filed his bond
as manager Of Pine County exhibit at
the State Fair with Mr.. Boyle and
r. Poferl as sureties. Same was on
motion approved.
A committee consisting OF the
whole Board was appointed to in
spect road from Brook Park To west
county line. inspect the County Farm
and the work on State Roads Nos.
IL and 6.
Commissioner Hancock made a
motion that all weed inspectors In
the county be fired but one. This
motion was seconded by commission
err Stepan. Commissioners Hancock,
Stepan and Thomas voting aye. Com
missioner Oakland voting no. Com
missioner Stepan made the motion
that II. II. Hughes be retained AS
weed inspector. This motion was
seconded by Commissioner Hancock.
On being put ommissioners Stepan,
Hancock and Thomas voted aye.
Commissioners Oakland and Chair
man Anderson voted No. Motion car
ried.
A resolution was unanimously
adopted transferring $3.50 from the
special road and bridge fund to the
general road and bridge fund. Also
a resolution making an additional
appropriation for state road No. IL
I'm the amount OF $96s so as to CON-
plete said road.
Following attachments were favor
ably recommended to Minnesota
State Tax Commissions:
J. J. Scully real estate, Pine
City village.
Andrew Oman. real estate. Kings
dale.
q. w. Crabb. real estate, Brook
Park.
Union Cong. Church. real estate.
Sandstone village.
lat la eAw
Reg. tax.
Applications OF Anna McNary and
Albert Orlman for reduction OF as
sessment on real estate In town OF
Brook Park. rejected.
Following applications were on
motion laid over:
Hans G. Jepsen. real estate. two
applications and Harry Halvorson.
real estate, all In Sandstone village.
Following bills were audited and
on motion allowed and ordered paid:
Revenue Fund.
Jennie Rye. days examina-
tions ......,. ............* o.VV
Ruth Blost, days examina-
lions ..s..s......... O.VV
Maybel Johnson, 2 days ex-
aminations ............... 600
Eva Swanson, 2 days examina-
ttOnh o.VV
w. A. Sauser. supplies for
court house ............. 5,35
William Mista. posting notices rs
Brown, Blodget 4 Sperry. one
gross pens ............... 1.5O
Free Press Co, one diary for
judge Of probate .......... 3.o5
Fritz Cross CO.. supplies, 3
Dtlts .............s. bS.Os
Miller--Davis CO., supplies,
DlIIS .......... ..s......... otoo
II. r. Williams Stationery Co.
Supplies, bills .......... 6S.4O
Curtis 1000, st. Paul. balance
typewriter ribbon ......... 80
Askov American. primary elec-
tlon ballots and printing. 2SS.12
Jens p. Miller. Ex. as Supt.
Of Schools ............... 67.3a
l.. c. Smith & Bros Typ. Co.
KEY lever ................. ~
John Kalb. putting cement
floor in basement including
material ................. 1850
Interstate I.mbr. CO.. coal for
court house ......,....... 1886
MINI. State Sanatorium. care
of Blomgren and Seek ..... 67.30
Burroughs Add. Mach. Co.
attending machine and rib
bon, 2 bills ............... eos
Town Of Sandstone. Ex. Con.
diseases, 2 bills ....... $3.50
II, Hughes. salary. weed
Inspector ................. 10000
Albert Eitens. Salary weed
Inspector ................. 10000
R. j. Hawley. Ex. as sheriff.
DlliS .................. 5S.45
Washington Co. boarding
prisoners ca ,o