Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1932-01-14

against and one for the appropriation.
to-wit: Nels Oakland.
The county auditor was instructed to
pay Jack DuHouX. county mechanic. his
salary of S125.00 II month by auditors
warrant until further notice.
The matter of appointing a county
surveyor was taken up and James Buck
ley was appointed by the unanimous
vote of the board.
The county auditor was instructed to
advertise for bids for cuvertS to be
used for the ensuing year.
Mr.. }. Polivka. investigator of moth
ers' pensions. filed his report with the
county board and Il conference was had
with Mr. Polivka, the Judge of probate
county attorney. and the county board
and the recommendation made by the in
yestigator was gone over in detail and
discussed.
The committee taking inventory of
county property filed their report show
ing following assets:
Court house and buildings --$4S,050 90
Soldiers monument 100000
Lots l0-12. Blk. %. Pine City
village 100000
Books, stationery, and supplies 39.2S9.O0
furniture. fixtures and equip
ment 1636325
Two garages Observation-Disclosures 100000
Road machinery and equipment 3i.394.59
Poor farm
Land 10000
buildings NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 5S.35O.Oo
Household goods, machinery
and equipment ----- 1871 so
Total .1lS 81
Resolutions We're passed appropriating
$4,000 from the County Revenue fund
to the Incidental Expense fund and
$4,000 from the said Revenue fund to
the County Attorneys Contingent fund
resolution was passed guaranteeing
the keep of William Campbell of Fin
laySon. at the SanatOrium at All GWah-
CHING for period of three months.
The board made and filed a list of 14i
names legally qualified to act as petit
jurors and the names of - persons
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County physicians for the year Were
appointed as follows: Drs. a. X. Stratte
towns of Rock Creek. Royalton. Pine
City, Chengwatana. Pokegama, Munich;
Villages of Pine City and Henriette at
salary of 10000 each for the year.
DIR. r.. l.. stephan for the towns Of
crosby. Mission Creek. Brook Park.
Ogema, Glover. Barry, Hinckley. Arlone.
villages of Hinckley and Brook Park
salary of 10000 for the year.
DR.. w. c. Ehmke. Town of Bremen.
north of Pine River. towns of Kettle
River, Norman, Windemere, Sturgeon
Lake, Birch Creek and villages of Rut-
ledge, Willow River and Sturgeon Lake
at salary Of one hundred dollars for
DR.. w. T. Pearson. village of Finlay-
son, town of Finlayson- town of Pine
Lake. and that part of Bremen south of
Pine River. at salary of seventy five
dollars for the year.
DR.. A; L. Arends for the towns of
Arna, Wilma. DOsey, Keene. Belden.
Partridge. Fleming, Park. Bruno. Ker-
rick, Nickerson, and villages of Askov
and Bruno at a salary of two hundred
twenty-five dollars for the year.
DR.. H. p. Dredge Jointly with DR.. NJ.
BroWnstone. towns of Dell Grove. Sand
stone. DanfOrth, and village of Sand
stone, at a salary of one hundred dol
lars each for the year.
Thos. Ling was re-apponted janitor
for the court house at salary of
$500 a month and the salaries for the
ensuing year were fixed at following
amounts:
Superintendent of schools - 2.1OO.0 90
Clerk of district court --- 10000
Clerk for superintendent of
schools, per month $500
Engineer Jorgensen was re-engaged
as highway engineer at salary of
100000 year. He to furnish and pay
his own office help.
Applications for county aid were ap-
proved to the extent of temporary relief
for the following persons: Gust E.
ST., Hinckley village; Mrs. Carl Dams
gard. Sandstone village; Joe Daufney,
Sandstone village; Adolph c. johnson,
Henriette village.
Applications of Mrs. Emily Christian
sen. Askov. and William Wienberger.
Chengwatana ordered filed, and Frank
lrlbeck's application was denied.
In regard to Mr.. and Mrs. John
Pasek's application the county auditor
was on motion instructed to write them
that they can be admitted to the poor
farm and the county attorney instructed
to collect for their keep and care from
their children.
motion was made and carried that
allowances drawn on the Poor fund be
each reduced 300 and that those that
could be sent to the poor farm should
be sent there.
The following applications for reduc-
ton of assessments were favorably rec
commended to the State Tax comm sison:
Olaf A. Widmark, Ell of NWA Of
NEA. Section 12-43-16.
John A. Widmark. Wa of NWA of
NEA, Section 12-43-16.
Carl A. Nelson. NWA of NEA. Sec
ton 1-43-16.
Hilda j. Pennison. LOT II. Block 1.
Kingsdale.