The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1931-02-13

session.
lowing commissioners answered the
'oi' JOHN HOGAN,
First Commissioner District.
4. NJ. SNYDER,
Second Commissioner District.
HENRY A: ANDERSON,
Third Commissioner District.
JACOB j.. PETE,
Fourth Commissioner District.
WILLIAM a. NEWMAN,
Fifth Commissioner District.
STUART y. MURRAY.
Sixth Commissioners District.
ASMUND ABBY,
Seventh Commissioner District.
A quorum being present. the clerk
stated that the first business before
the board was the selection of a tenn
porary chairman.
members. Henry A. Anderson. retir-
ing chairman, presided as temporary
chairman until the election of a per
manent chairman for the year 1881.
Commissioner Anderson, the tempo
rary chairman, then took the chair
and asked for nominations for per-
inanent, chairman for the year, 1881.
Commissioner Pete nominated Com
missioner ABBY. which nomination
was seconded by Commissioner Ho-
gan. There being no further nomi-
nations, Commissioner Murray moved
that the clerk be authorized to cast
unanimous vote for Commissioner
ABBY as permanent chairman for the
year 1881, which motion was declared
adopted upon unanimous vote OF
the board.
The vote was SO cast, and Commits
sioner ABBY was declared elected 1er-
manent chairman for the year 1881.
At this time Commissioner ABBY
thanked the members of the board
for electing him chairman OF the
said board.
Chairman ABBY then took the chair,
and announced that nominations were
in order for vice chairman.
Commissioner Anderson nominated
Commissioner Newman. which nomi-
nation was seconded by Commissioner
Snyder. There being no further nom
nations. Commissioner Anderson
to east a unanimous vote for Com
missioner Newman as vice chairman
for the year 1881, which motion was
declared adopted upon unanimous
vote.
The vote was so cast, and Commits
sioner Newman was declared elected
vice chairman for the year 1881.
Commissioner Newman thanked the
board for the honor bestowed upon
him.
Commissioner ii o g an thereupon
moved that the board give rising
vote of thanks to Commissioner An
derson for his services as chairman
was carried. and said rising vote of
thanks given.
Conn S Toner Anderson then
thanked the members of the board
for their cooperation during the year
1890, and stated that he hoped that
there would be the same cooperation
during the year 1881.
This being The date set for the
opening of bids for the publishing of
the county board proceedings and le-
gal notices for the year 1881, pub
fishing the financial statement for
the year 1880, and publishing the de-
ing bids were received opened and
read to the board, and were ordered
referred TO the. county auditor ana
the county purchasing agent for tab
ulation, wit:-11995.
Publication of Official Proceedings and
Legal Notices.
NewsTribune company. publisher
of the Duluth News-Tribune, 80 cents
per folio for first insertion and 40
cents per folio for each subsequent
insertion; said rates to also cover
price and one-half and double-price
composition. Will furnish type or
plates of county board proceedings
without charge. and therefrom print
and bind said proceedings in pamph-
let form. at the price of so cents per
page. and will deliver 200 bound
pamphlets.
Geo. NJ. Jensen Printing company,
publisher of the Duluth Free Press,
IS cents per folio for first insertion
and As cents per folio for each subse-
pamphlets of board proceedings at
s1.20 per page. and agrees to insert
and publish said proceedings without
any additional charge in sixteen other
newspapers published in st. Louis
county.
Publication of Annual Financial
Statement for Year 1880.
The Duluth Herald. 80 cents per
folio for first insertion and 40 cents
per folio for each of two subsequent
insertions, with an additional % cents
per folio on first insertion only of
price and half and donble1p
composition. Will furnish zoo bound
copies of financial statement at S1.25
per page.
Publication of Delinquent Tax list OF
1929 Taxes With Notices and Head
Ings Appertaining Thereto.
Hibbing Daily Tribune, 10 cents per
description.
At this time Chairman ABBY left
Newman took the chair.
This being the date set for the
hearing upon the petition of Oskari
Wiki, ct al, for the location and
establishment of highway described
as follows: Beginning at the east
quarter corner of section II. town
ship SO. range II, point on the Ell
lott Lake road, and running thence
west n distance of one mile on the
east and west quarter line of said
section II to the west quarter corner
of said section u. a point on the
committee recommended that the pc
tition be granted. Upon motion of
Commissioner Murray. the report of
the committee was accepted. and the
eommitte discharged. The vice chair
man then announced that the board
was prepared to hear persons in favor
of and opposed TO the granting of
said petition. No one appearing. the
following resolution was thereupon
introduced by Commissioner Murray:
Resolved. that the committee APP
pointed TO examine the proposed route
of a highway hereinafter described
having returned their report. and the
same having been duly considered.
and this board having heard all that
was said in favor of and against the
granting of the petition for the eS-
tablishment of said highway and hav-
ing determined the prayer of said pc
tition, does hereby declare it granted.
The highway aforesaid is described
as follows: Beginning at the east
quarter corner of section -, township
&C.. range IL. a point on the Elliott
Lake road. and running thence west
q distance of one mile on the east
and west quarter line of said section
IL to the west quarter corner of said
section u. a point on the Clyde road,
and there terminating. Said high
way to be known and designated as
the "Antoinette road"