Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1932-09-29
PROCEEDINGS OF
COUNTY BOARD
Official Minutes From County Com.
missiOners Meeting Held at the
Court House I'm the Village
of Pine City.

September 18th, 1887, one O'CLOCK p. IN.
The board of county, commissioners.
Pine county, met this day pursuant to
adjournment. All members present.
The petition of dissolying Joint Dis
came on for final hearing. AS said pc
tition had previously been denied by
Atikin county; it was on motion duly
Petitions by Karl X. Hansen and
Hans II. Hansen owners Of En- Of SEA.
Section S2-S9-22 and VIZ of sWA.
that they with their said described
lands be set off from District No. as to
Consolidated District No. 2. Kanabec,
came on for final hearing also. No one
appeared in opposition so both petitions
The petition for dissolving School Dis
trict No. 100 was on motion duly car
Petition for dissolving and discon-
tinuing Common School District No. III
was granted and an order dissolving
The school of said dissolved district to
he cared for under laws governing un-
OF ganiZed territory.
Edward G.. Nordenstrom filed a petit
ton with the board asking that he with
his land described as N1a of SEA. Sec
ton 4-39-22 together with the Sh
be set off from school District No. AZ
to District No. "a. Hearing on this
petition will be had on the 2lst day of
October. 1882. one o'clock D.. m.
There being an uneXpended balance
of $134.1i in the fund for constructing
County Aid Road No. Is. Windemere
township. the engineer was instructed
to use said unexpended balance for
Sraveling said road where most needed.
a delegation was present from Town
of Partridge in regard to the bridge
over Sand Creek on County Aid road
No. s. Referred to Engineer JOrgenSen.
r.. NJ. Rodenberger was allowed $500
for each trip for bringing his daughter
to Pokegama Sanatorium for treatment.
Sandstone.
submitted an assignment of securities
in the amount of $40 100000 as collateral
to secure deposits of county fund. same
We're on motion duly carried approved.
Applications for temporary relief We're
received from following persons: Joseph
ID. Pepin, Rock Greek; Walter Erickson.
Pine City; Peter katZenberger. Redwood
Falls. They were all ordered placed on
file.
Minutes of proceedings of the last
session of this board We're approved as
read.
resolution was passed designating
the following described road as part of
State Aid Road No. 10; beginning at a
point on or near the west quarter cor
ner Section 25. Township AZ. Range IL.
thence running due east approximately
one and One-Quarter miles, there ter
minating at point on or near the
east quarter corner of Section 81, Town
ship AZ. Range Is. Also that. that part
of State Aid Road No. 10 from Markville
south to the so-called Pansy bridge be
discontinued.
The county board agreed to furnish
J. r. Miller of Markville. two artificial
limbs at price not to exceed $4,000.
The following resolution was offered
by Nels Matson. who moved it's adop-
ton:
WHEREAS. The County of Pine. State
of Minnesota. in the year 1927. did
legally make, execute and deliver it's
certain bonds in the aggregate sum OF
$1OO.0OO.00, for the purpose of refund
ing outstanding warrants which said
bonds were issued to State of Minnesota.
for value received. and $SO.OOO.O0 of the
same are now outstanding against the
said Pine county and are unpaid:
WHEREAS. the governing body of
said county deems that it is for the
welfare of said Pine county to issue it's
bonds to the State of Minnesota to re-
fund $20.0OO.OO of it's obligations afore-
said:
SOLVED by the governing body of said
Pine county at duly called meeting
thereof. legally held on the 18th day
of September. 1882. a quorum being pres
tions 1859 to 1868. General statutes.
1923. said Pine county shall for the pur-
pose of refunding said bonds issue and
negotiate to the State of Minnesota. it's
amount Of $2O.OOO.OO. dated from issue
bearing interest at the rate of four and
mature and to be of the respective num-
bers and amounts as hereinafter set
forth:
L. One bond for the sum of 100000.
payable July l. 1914.
,. One bond for the sum of 100000.
payable July l. 1945.
and the proceeds arising from the sale
thereof to be used for the purpose of
refunding said bonds. and no other;
that the treasurer of said Pine county
be and he is hereby authorized and direct
of investment of Minnesota. for loan
of the amount and character and upon
the terms and conditions herein Speci-
fled; that all other officers are author
lied and directed hereby to make. exc
cute and deliver such papers and to
furnish such information in connection
with said application and the issuance
of bonds pursuant thereto as may be
required by said State Board of Invest
ment; that upon the approval of said
application by said board the chairman
and clerk of this governing body be and
they are authorized and directed 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 other
wise.
The motion being duly seconded by
John Ethel. a member of said governing
body. was put to vote and prevailed
On motion the board adjourned until
September Goth. 1882. nine O'Clock a. m.
Auditors Office. Pine City. Minnesota.
September Goth. 1882. nine o'clock a. m.
The board convened this day pursuant
to adjournment. AL members present.
The matter of testing cattle under the
county area plan was taken up for con-
sideratiOn. After considerable discus
sion. Commissioner Ethel moved that
the county attorney. Michael B. Hurley,
be instructed to interpose an answer
and litigate all matters still open to
| litigation in this case. His motion was
seconded by Commissioner Oakland and
when put carried by a unanimous vote.
A committee consisting of the whole
board was appointed to inspect gravel
ing contracts completed before the next
board meeting.
Engineer JOrgensen was on motion
| duly carried instructed to have the five
bridges over Tamarack river in Keene
| township constructed by day labor. Wa
ges for common labor $.25 an hour and
| foreman $40 an hour. Local lumber.
piling and labor to be used.
Following applications for attachments
and corrections of assessments were
| favorably recommended to Minnesota
Tax Commissions:
George Boyer estate. sh of swA,
| Section 6-42-17.
George Boyer estate. M of Section
| 7-42-17.