The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1932-02-19


county, Minnesota, met this the fifth
day of January, A. ID. 1892, at 1880
O'Clock, in the afternoon, in annual
session, it being the first Tuesday
the day fixed by statute for such
session.
Upon roll call by the clerk, the fol-
lowing commissioners answered the
JOHN HOGAN. First Commission
E. NJ. SNYDER, Second commits
HENRY A. ANDERSON, Third
Commissioner district.
JACOB L. PETE, Fourth commits
sioner district.
WILLIAM A. NEWMAN, Fifth
commissioner district.
ASMUND ABBY, Seventh commits
sioner district.
Absent:
STUART MURRAY, Sixth commits
sioner district.
quorum being present, the clerk
stated that the first business before
the board was the selection of a
temporary chairman.
Upon call for nominations for tenn
porary chairman, Commissioner ABBY
nominated Commissioner Newman.
which nomination was seconded by
Commissioner Pete.
There being no further nomina-
tionS, Commissioner Anderson moved
that the clerk be authorized to cast
unanimous vote for Commissioner
Newman as temporary chairman,
which motion was declared adopted
upon a unanimous vote of the mem
bers present. The vote was so cast,
and Commissioner Newman was de-
clared elected temporary chairman.
Commissioner Newman, the tenn
IL. s,@I- oh
and asked for nominations for
permanent chairman for the year
1882.
Commissioner Anderson nominated
Commissioner Newman, which NOM
ination was seconded by Commission
er Snyder. There being no further
nominations, Commissioner Anderson
moved that the clerk be authorized
to cast unanimous vote for Com
missioner Newman as permanent
motion was declared adopted upon
a unanimous vote of the members
present. The vote was so cast, and
Commissioner Newman was declared
elected permanent chairman for the
year 1882.
Chairman Newman then announced
that nominations were in order for
vice chairman.
Commissioner Anderson nominated
Commissioner Pete which nomination
was seconded by Commissioner Ho-
gan. There being no further nominal
tions Commissioner Snyder moved
that the clerk be authorized to cast
a unanimous vote for Commissioner
Pete as vice chairman for the year
1882, which motion was declared
adopted upon a unanimous vote of
the members present.
The vote was so cast, and Com
missioner Pete was declared elected
vice chairman for the year 1892.
This being the date set for the
of the county board proceedings for
the year 1882, publishing the finan-
cial statement for the year 1884, and
publishing the delinquent list of 1880
taxes, the following bids were re-
ceived, opened and read to the board,
and were ordered referred to the
county auditor and the purchase and
supply committee of the county board
for tabulation, tO-wit:-13194:
Publication of official Proceedings
and Legal Notices.:
News-Tribune company, publisher
of the Duluth News-Tribune, 80 cents
per folio for first insertion, and 40
cents per folio for each subsequent
insertion, with an additional charge
of As cents per folio on the first in
sertion only of price and one-half and
double price composition. viii furn-
ish type or plates of county board
proceedings without charge and print
and bind 175 copies of said proceed
ings in pamphlet form at S1.S0 per
John A. Monger, publisher, Pub
hcity, so cents per folio for first in
sertion and 40 cents per folio fST SUB
sequent insertions. Will furnish 10
bound pamphlets at rate of s1.00 per
page. Will furnish proceedings In
supplement form and cause them 20
be circulated to complete subscrlp-
ton list of every weekly newspaper
published in st. Louis county, or to
be published during 1882.
Geo. NJ. Jensen Printing company,
publisher of the Duluth Free Press,
80 cents per folio for first insertion,
and As cents per folio for each SUB,
sequent insertion, with an additional
charge of 25 cents per folio on first
insertion only of price and one half
and double price composition matter:
Will furnish It's bound pamphlets AT
rate of $1.20 per page and agrees 70
insert and publish said proceedings
without any additional charge in SIX
teen other newspapers published In
st. Louis county.
Publication of Annual Financial
Statement for Year 1881:
The Duluth Herald. 80 cents per
folio for first insertion, and 40 cents
per folio for each of the two subse,
quent insertions, with an addltlonal
Is cents per folio on the first lnser-
ton only of price and one hait ana
double price composition. Will furn.
ish 200 bound copies of the financial
statement at $1.25 per page.
Publication of Delinquent Tax List of
1880 Taxes With Notices and Head
ines Appertaining Thereto:
Hibbing Daily Tribune, to publish
also the Virginia Daily Enterprise,
at Is cents per description.
At this time Commissioner Murray
took his seat in the county board
This being the time set for the
hearing upon the petition of Bert
Oakland ct al, for the establishment
and organization of Townshlp o.
range 16, now part OF the township
of Grand Lake, as the township OF
Anatol the clerk read the petition.
The following persons appeared,
and spoke favoring the granting OF
H. J. McCiearn, Howard Shull. Ed
Anderson, Angus Grant, III. F. Ire
Ioar, Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Fagre and
C. F. Blake.
N. B. Arnold appeared and spoke
opposing the granting OF the SAID Pc
Mr.. Arnold thereupon submitted a
communication signed by Thomas Ell
Ison. Esther Ellison, Herman Eek
und, Cora Ecklund, Andrew Godeni-
-, -
son and Josephine Anderson, asking
to have their names. withdrawn from
the petition for the establishment and
organization of township 52, range
16, as the township of Anatol.-13195.
Mr.. Arnold also submitted affiday-
its signed by A. w. Knoll, town clerk
of the town of Grand Lake, and by
August Wickstrom, as to conditions
in the town of Grand Lake. and pro-
testing against the granting of the
netition of Bert Oakland, ct al, for
the establishment of the town Of
Anatol.-13196.
Mr.. McClearn thereupon submitted
affidavits of Thomas Ellison, Esther
Ellison. Herman Ecklund, Cora Eek
lund, c. Oscar Anderson and jose
phine Anderson, stating that they
had reconsidered the matter. and had
definitely decided to support the pet
tition of Bert Oakland, ct al, for
the establishment of the town or
Anatol, and asking to have thei:
names remain on the said petition
1897.