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

to authorize him to attend the meet
ing OF the department of superin-
lenoence OF the National Education
ASSOCIATION, to be held at Washing
ton. D. c.. from February 18th. to
repruary 18th. 1892. inclusive. at the
expense Of said county; and
whereas, in the Judgment of this
board, II is reasonable and proper
mat SAID county superintendent OF
schools should attend said meeting,
at the expense of said county. in or
DER 10 be properly advised of tlaf
meeting.
Now, therefore. be it resolved. that
arthur Lampe. as COUNTY superin-
tendent of schools of st. Louis cour-
". be and he hereby is authorized
70 attend the above specified meeting
al Washington, ID. c., during the pe-
riod above mentioned. at the expense
OF tne county OF st. Louis. The rea-
sonapie and necessary expense bin of
at.ending said meeting to be submit
ted to this board, on a duIy itemized
and verified bin. with receipted bills
Tor expenditures in excess of s1-e0 at
tacned, to be allowed by this board.
as other claims against said county
are paid, but in no case to exceed
the total sum of $175.00.
adoption of the resolution and il was
declared adopted upon a unanimous
vote.
Adopted January 22nd, 1892.
by commissioner Anderson for Com
missioner Newman:
Whereas. Charles Strand who was
injured by accident while in the en-
pioy or St Louis county and has
been paid workman's compensation
TOT period of three weeks from Oc-
!ober slst. TO November 10th. 1881.
inclusive. and who recovered from
SAID accident and injury SO as to be
able TO return TO his enployrnent on
december 14th last, is now entitled
10 receive additional workrnan,s com
pensation for 81 weeks from Noveni-
Der 2lst to December 14th. both dates
inclusive In 1881 in fun and complete
settlement of all woriman's cornpeu-
sation due said employee ON accouu.
OF said accident and injury.
NOW. therefore. be il resolved. that
said Charles Strand be and he hereby
IS awarded workman's CONDENSATION
for a period of 81 weeks from No
Vemoer list TO December 18th. in
weekly. and in the amount of $50 90
which award shall be the full and
complete settlement of all comnen-
sation due said employee on account
OF said injury. and the county audi
tor is hereby authorized and request
ed 10 draw his warrant on the road
and bridge fund. workman's compen-
sation account. in favor of said
Charles Strand in the amount Of
StO:UO. IN payment OF said award
ara 70 Forward said warrant to sail
Charles Strand at his address
Commissioner Anderson moved the
adoption Of the resolution and il was
declared adopted upon a unanimous
vote
Adopted January 22nd, 1882.
By Commissioner Murray:
pointed deputy sheriff to serve NJ
virginia, Minnesota, without desig-
nation to act as court bailiff. has
been acting in the canacitv of dis
trict court bailiff at Virginia: and
whereas. il was the intention OF
the sheriff of St Louis county. who
made said appointment and this
board. to approve and confirm the
same. that said o. y. Berg should
nave been designated to act as court
oaiilff only. at the salary applicant
20 said position. and said mistake
should now be corrected.
Now, therefore. be il resolved. that
the appointment of said o. n. Bers
and his designation to act as court
Dailiff in the district court at Vir-
ginia, be and hereby is approved. ana
ms compensation is hereby fixed and
approved at the sum Of $4,000 per
monIn. effective from and including
Commissioner Hogan moved the
adoption of the resolution and il was
declared adopted upon a unanimous
vote.
Adopted January 22nd, 1892.
By Commissioner Aaby:
Resolved, that the county auditor
be and is hereby directed to call for
olds for the following items of road
machinery and road equipment for
use on county roads in their con-
struction. repair. and maintenance in
ST Louis county. bids to be received
M TO 1:3O o'clock in the afternoon
Of Tuesday. the 23rd day of Febru-
airy, 1892 and opened and considered
oy the county board ar 2 o'clock. in
the afternoon of said day. viz
Trucks tractors. trail Graders. all
types. power graders. snow plows
Commissioner Pete moved the
adoption of the resolution and it was
declared adopted upon a unanimous
vote
Adopted January 22nd. 1892.
At this time Commissioner Snyder
left the room
BY Commissioner Hogan:
Resolved. that this board deems il
70 be for the best interests of tn.
county of St Louis. and reasona hlv
necessary. that the following named
persons should be EMPLOYED by the
county of st. Louis. in the commits
sioner districts of St Louis county
N the respective positions and al
the respective monthly CONDENSATION
specified after the name of each of
said employees. to-wit:
First Commissioner District
H G. Larson. foreman. s1400a.
Second Commissioner District
Stanley Patterson. master mechan-
ic, $4,000: Robert Mitchell. watch
man. $4,000; Matt Daley. Waterman.
$1,000: Adolph Soiem, custodian
Fourth Commissioner District
Andrew Johnson. master mechanic
$4,000: William Jylha- warehouse
man S125.00: T H Wheeler. ware
houseman. s125.00: Oscar Olson.
warehouseman and mechanic. $40. 90
W. J. Herranen. custodian. $50 90.
Arthur Erickson, foreman $4,000
Arthur Karvonen. foreman. $50. 90 /.
c A Dahlgren, foreman, S1s5.00.
Fifth Commissioner District
Trygve Balgaard. master mechau-
&c. $4,000: Y. E. Borg, stock clerk.
$1,000; Gunnar Carlson. caretaker
$4,000
Sixth Commissioner District
Edward Essling master mechanic
$4,000: l. E Fields. stock clerk
$4,000; Robert Rundgren. warehouse
man and mechanic. $4,000
Seventh Commissioner District
R. Raw Kreis. superintendent OF
roads. s210 90: Peter Burtness, s.,-
nerintendent of roads. $4,000: Pau,
Albrechtsen, master mechanic
$4,000; Fred Pietila- custodian OF
equipment. $4,000; Jos. Grams, fore
man. $500 90.
Commissioner ABBY moved the
adoption of the resolution and IL was
declared adopted upon the following
vote:
observation-disclosures Hogan. An
derson, Pete. Murray. ABBY ana
Chairman Newman-6.
Nays-None-
Adopted January 22nd. 1892.