The Princeton union., 1922-05-11

thereof and supplemental thereto.
we make you the following proposal:
forms required, including form of resolution
calling election. notice of election. ballots, ETC.
We will retain competent counsel to give
you full and detailed instructions as to the
We will assist your county attorney and au-
ditor at any time on their request IN connec- |
ton with any matters pertaining to this elec-
tion and bond issue and if desired: will send
a man to help in getting the record in shape.
We will furnish the blank bonds IN suitable !
form ready for signature.
We will pay you for said bonds when ap.
proved by our attorney the par value thereof
together with the interest accrued on said |
bonds from their date to date of delivery. Said
bonds are to be dated June or July l, 1922, and
are to mature from sixteen to twenty years
from their date without option of prior pay
ment, are to bear interest at the rate OF fve
per cent per annum, payable seml-annually,
denomination $1,000 each and both prlnelpal
and interest are to be payable and bonds to
be delivered to us at some bank In st. Paul,
MINI.
For our services in connection with such
bonds you are to allow and pay the sum
equivalent to one-half of one per cent of the
face value of said bonds, but we in turn agree
to pay you premium of one per cent OF the
face value of such bonds, you agreeing TO
pass any reasonable resolutions required and to
issue the bonds as promptly as legally posi-
BILE under said section 1884.
It is further understood and agreed that it
charge for any services rendered but are to
have the option of handling the bond issue
under this contract should another election
later be called for the same purpose, within
one year from date.
Respectfully submitted,
Merchants Trust & Savings Bank,
B. E. S. Judd.
Gates White & Co.
By H. w. Moody.
The above proposal is hereby accepted on
behalf of Mile Lacs county. Minnesota, in
accordance with resolution adopted by the
county board, May End, 1922, and the county
agrees to issue said bonds under the pro-
visions of section 1884 possible in
the event said election carries:
Attest Chairman.
WALTER PELTIER,
County Auditor.
on motion board adjourned until May srd
! 1922, at 10 o'clock a. m.
Auditors Office May 3rd, 1922.
Board reconvened at 10 o'clock a. m. as
board present Meeting called to order by
the chairman, Peter Sehlin.
The following architects submitted plans and
specifications, and sketches to the county
board for their consideration.
Pinz & Foss, Minneapolis, court house in
fees feeslz $500: @ ~ '''' A''' N
Bell & Kinports, Minneapolis, court house
and Jail s15o,OOO, fees planning per cent,
supervising architect 2 per cent.
Toltz King & Day, St: Paul., court house
| s125,OO0. Jail and sheritfs residence $4,000,
| Mann & Pinault, St. Cloud, court house and
| Jail S150,000 fees per cent.
Macomber & Freed, Minneapolis, court house
$120, 900. Jail and Jailor's residence 100000,
fees per cent.
! Croft & Boener, Minneapolis, court house, Jail
and jailor's residence s150,O00, fees per cent.
Buechner & Orth. St. Paul, court house,
l S,;1 SoS1o foQS
| cent.
! Kirby T. Snyder, Minneapolis, fees per
! cent, supervising architect 1 per cent.
| It was decided by the board to hold a special
session on Friday, the 18th day of May, 1922
for the purpose of employing an architect to
prepare sketches, blue prints, etc., to be sub
mitted to the voters at the bond election to
| be held on Monday, June 10th, 1922, and also
| to prepare plans and specifications for court
house, Jail and jailers residence in the event
| that the bond issue carries.
| The following resolution was passed by
the county board, to-wit:
Resolved that the county board publish II
| their official paper, that all taxpayers who
their local board of equalization on the fourth
Monday in June and enter complaint;
Then, if they do not obtain relief to come
| before the county board of equalization OF
the 3rd Monday in July.
If they do this and wish to have assessment
corrected taxes abated by applying to tn
county board, when not organized as boar(
of equalization, they must appear with thei
local assessor, furnish affidavit from hin
that there has been an error, or their request
will not be granted, the county board find
it is unable to judge the assessment of ;
mans property at the county seat.
Passed unanimously by the board of count!
commissioners this 3rd day of May, 1922.
t Fred Newton,
John Levau,
, Carl Eckdall,
, John G. Axell,
Peter Sehlin.
: Attest :-WALTER PELTIER,
: County Auditor.
l (Official Seal.)