Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1931-09-03
PROCEEDINGS OF
COUNTY BOARD

The Board of County commissioners,
pursuant to adjournment. All members
present.
Complaint of neglected road and not
reasonably passable in Town OF Cheng,
eleven others was presented to the Board.
Petitioners and the Town Board of
Chengwatana were present and after some
be held on the 21st day of September.
1881. at one O'Clock T. NJ. at session
of this Board to be held in the County
Auditors Office.
The Town Board of Town of Fleming
appeared before the Board In regard to
County Aid Road in said Township. 1t
was ordered that the next job done in
Commissioner District No. be done in
The Village Council Sandstone appeared
before the Board in regard to the condi-
ton Of State ,Aid Road No. through
to Engineer Jorgensen.
The Town Board Of Royalton also ap.
peared before the Board asking that
County Aid Aid, Road No; @, ot pc ;en completed ess
Mr. s. Owe Hermanson filed petition
with the Board asking that he with his
Township AZ. Range 10, be set off from
School District No. 122 to District No. II.
Hearing on this petition will be held in
the Auditors Office at session Of this
September 21st. 1881.
Mr.. Magnus Soderbeck applied for re-
newal of his ferry license. His applica-
ton was granted.
Recorder of the Village Of Willow River
in regard to the condition of State Aid
Road No. through said Village. This
matter was referred to Engineer Jorgen-
Sen.
letter was also received from Mr. VIM.
H. Stage, Town Clerk of Windemere
Township requesting that culvert. wash
ed out June 22nd. be replaced by the
Aid Road. H,ferred to Engineer Jorgen-
sen for invcStigation.
The following resolution was offered by
Commissioner NelS MatSon, who moved
its adoption:
WHEREAS. The County of Pine and
State of Minnesota, in the year 1927, did
legally make, execute and deliver its GER
tain bonds in the aggregate sum of
outstanding warrants which said bonds
were issued to State of Minnesota for
value received. and all Of the same are
now outstanding against the said County
WHEREAS. The aforesaid governing
body deems that it is for the welfare of
said County to issue it's bonds to the
State of Minnesota to refund $4,000 due
tn1932 of it's obligations aforesaid;
NOW THEREFORE. BE 1T REsoLv--
ED. By the governing body of said
County at duly called meeting there
of. legally held on the 18th day of Aug
under and by virtue of Sections 1853 to
1868, General Statutes. 1928, said County
shall for the purpose OF refunding said
bonds issue and negotiate to the State of
Minnesota, it's refunding bonds in the ag-
gregate amount of $4,000, dated from is
sue, bearing interest at the rate of four
and one-quarter per centum per annu mum
numbers and amounts as hereinafter set
forth:
1. One Bond for the sum $4,000 Pay
Payable July /. 1913. '''
and the proceeds arising from the sale
fhe eG be s5 used ss for the of
the treasurer of said county, be and he
is hereby authorized and directed to make
application to the State Board of Invest
ment of Minnesota for loan of the am
cunt and character and upon the terms
and conditions herein speci Ped; that all
other officers are authorized and directed
such papers and to furnish such infor-
nation in connection with said applica-
ton and the issuance of bonds pursuant
thereto as may be required by said State
Board of Investment: that upon the ap-
proval of said application by said Board
the chairman and clerk of this governing
body be and they are authorized and d.
rected hereby to sign and execute such
bonds and the treasurer to countersign
the same and deliver them to the State
OF Minnesota. and upon receipt of the
principal sum thereof said Treasurer is
hereby directed to apply the same for
the purpose of refunding the said bonds
and not otherwise.
The motion being duly seconded by
said governing body, was put to a vote
and prevailed five years no nays
And so the resolution was adopted this
18th day of August, 1881.
cd hot
OF Glover had deposited a town warrant
in the amount of $4,000 as their share
of constructing County Aid Road in
Proposals for furnishing coal for the
Court House and Poor Farm were re-
ceived as follows:
For Court House:
Screen Lump, Per Ton Delivered $7.25.
Inter State Lumber Co., Hooking Screen
Lump. Per Ton Delivered $3.50.
Pine City Fuel C Ice Co., Hooking
Screen Lump. Per Ton Delivered S715.
For Poor Farm:
Pine City Ice G Fuel Co.. Splint Lump.
Central Lumber Co. splint Lump. F.
o. B. Hinckley. S6.S5.
Fullerton Lumber Co.. Splint Lump. F.
O.. B. Hinckley. $500.
ON motion contracts were, awarded to
Interstate Lumber Co.. Pine City, and
Central Lumber Co., Hinckley, they be-
ing the lowest bidders.
"A COIuIuillee COHSlStluS Oh the whole
Board was appointed to inspect graveling
done on State Road No. Z. The contract
for graveling said road having been COM
pleted.
Minutes of sessions of this Board July
13 and IA, II and % were approved as
read.
On motion the Board adjourned until
August IS. 1881, at nine o'clock A. M
Auditors Office, Pine City, Minnesota.
August 18th, 1881. Nine o'clock A. M.
The Board convened as per adjourn
ment. All members present.
The County Auditor reported that the
County had received gas tax allotment
due before August 1st in the amount of
$23.020OO.
A notice was received by the Board
from Leonard Kingsley, County Clerk,
Dunn County. Wisconsin, that d Harmon
p. Lewis claimed to be a resident of
Pine County was disabled and helpless
and needed relief. This notice was placed
on file
Resolutions designating following des-
cribed roads as County Aid Roads were
passed:
Town of Fleming:
The road commencing at the Southeast
corner Section 8, Township 49, Range IS.
thence running north two miles, there
terminating at the northeast corner of
Section 5, Township 43. Range Is.
Town of Windemere:
Commencing at a point on or near the
East Quarter corner Section 8, Township
IS. Range 19, thence following the south,