Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1922-05-25
Official Commissioners
Proceedings
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beginning at the SW corner OF Sec
ton 7--42--f9 running thence east
four miles.
The engineer was also instructed
10 make survey Of two miles OF
road on State Road No. Z, from coun-
~ line running east through, Hen
riette.
Petitions by Robert Odendahl and
others, asking to be detached from
the village Of Pine City, came duly
on for hearing. Mr.. Paul Perkins.
president OF the village council, read
and presented a resolution OF re-
monstrance. adopted by the village
council OF Pine City village against
the detaching OF said lands from the
village. Mr.. Michael Hurley. attor-
ney for petitioners. spoke and ar
gued In favor OF petitioners, as did
also Robt Odendahl. Mcssrs. Paul
Perkins. w. II. DAILY and j. H..
WOehrle spoke against the granting
OF these petitions. After listening
to these arguments the board, on
motion duly carried. laid this mat
ter over for further consideration.
Mr.. Chas. Gebhardt. chairman OF
town board. town Of Hinckley, ap-
peared before the board I'm regard
10 Mr.. Nick Engel; said Mr.. Engel
having been sick for the last or
years and needed assistance. Re-
ferred to Com. Oakland.
In the matter Of injury to one Lee
Brown the county auditor was in-
structed TO write DR.. Killing. Milaca.
that said Mr.. Brown was not resi-
dent Of Pine county at the time he
was injured and that Pine county
would not pay his hospital bill.
On motion unanimously carried.
the county auditor was instructed
and authorized to effect working
mems compensation policy In the
Ocean Accident and Guarantee Cor
poration. covering employees OF the
county coming under the Workmen's
Compensation Act.
Motion was unanimously carried,
that Engineer Jorgensen notify
Chas. Franklin that bridge No. 1854.
Ogema township, must be finished
before July 4, 1879.
Bond of Sturgeon Lake State Bank
was on motion approved, said bank
having been designated as a deposit
tory for county funds.
A petition for the formation OF a
new school district out OF territory
Of district No. 40. signed by Gust v.
Anderson aud ten others, was pre-
scented to the board and read. Hear
Ing on this petition will be had on
the 1sth day Of June. 1922. at one
o'clock r. NJ.
A petition from town Of Bremen
signed by Lawrence Michog and 9TH
ers. asking for a bridge across Pine
river In quarter line. section %,
said township, was received and
read: also letter OF remonstrance
from Mr.. N. q. Nordholm. The PEI
tition was, on motion unanimously
carried. denied.
The petitions Of Robt. Oviendahl,
George Keck. Michael Connaker.
Joseph II. Plessel and Margaretha
Stelxner ct al. were taken from the
table and considered. The county
board found as follows: That the
petitioners are owners Of lands de-
scribed In their respective petitions,
also that these lands are used SOLE
" for agricultural purposes. The
board found by vote of four TO
one. that II does unreasonably effect
the symetry of the settled portion OF
the village. They also found by a
vote Of three to two that these tracts
OF land were so conditioned as 10 be
properly subjected to the village
9N'NaHAsaViss assN tuuN NUSSV TRIMS
are necessary for the reasonable ex-
ercise OF the police powers and 9TH
er functions Of the village. Com.
Hancock made motion that these
petitions be granted. Voting aye.
Hancock and Thomas: nay; sStepan,
Oakland and Chairman Anderson.
motion lost and petitions declared
denied.
A petition was received from Hem
riette. asking for Improvement OF
State Road No. Z, from Hcnriette to
kanabec county line. The county
auditor was instructed TO write them
that II would be done as soon as the
road dried sufficiently to be worked
Order No. 1850, designating q
state road from DuQuette north L
Moose Lake. was received and read
same ordered placed on Ale.
A committee consisting OF thu
whole board was appointed to In
spect bridge No. 3655, said bridg,