The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1933-07-21

1 ing known as the Exeter nall, having
a dancing floor area of approximately
of Lakewood, said dances to be held
/ any evening in the week, for the
i period of one year from this date
and the county auditor is hereby au-
/ thorized and requested to prepare
and issue to the said Elmo Korkki a
accordance with the provisions OF
| this resolution, and as in all re-
| spects provided by law.
Commissioner Koski moved the a
daption of the resolution and it was
declared adopted upon unanimous
vote.
Adopted June %, 1888.
BY Commissioner Snyder:
Resolved, that we deem 1t neceS-
sary and for the best interests of
the County of st. Louis, that Charles
tanned and employed as special coun-
sci for the County of st. Louis, coun-
ty auditor. county treasurer, regis
ter of deeds, sheriff, clerk of court,
superintendent of schools, county
board, county building commission,
county board of education, county
plat commission, poor commission,
and board of work farm commission
ers. to advise the said boards and
county officers with reference to any
and all civil actions now pending or
hereafter instituted in which the
county or any of it's boards or offic-
ers in official capacity is a party.
and to advise this board and any and
all of the said boards. commissions
or officers of the county, with refer
ence to matters and business affect
ing the interests of the county, to
attend all meetings of the county
board. to have charge of all tax
matters and tax cases. and to rep
resent the County of ST. Louis in all
other suits or proceedings, pending
before this board, or the courts of
this state, in which the County of
st. Louis is interested, and which
may be referred to said attorney for
his attention on behalf of said
county.
Be it further resolved, that such
employment shall commence on July
It'll, 1888, and shall be for the period
of twelve months, during which time
said Charles e. Adams shall MAIN
tain an office in the court house, in
rooms set aside for his use by the
board of county commissioners, such
services, except those rendered in
drainage proceedings, to be rendered
for a compensation of S375.00 per
month, less ten per cent, which shall
include all expenses for Stenograph-
er's services in such county legal
work, payable in monthly INSTALL
ments, in the same manner as other
out of the general revenue fund of
ST. Louis county, and provided that
before entering upon his duties here
under, said attorney shall file with
the county auditor, his written ac-
ceptance of said employment, under
the terms of this resolution, and shall
also give bond to the county, in the
penal sum of 100000, conditioned
upon the faithful and impartial dis
charge of his duties hereunder, to
the best of his Judgment and ability,
said bond to be approved by the
county auditor.
Commissioner Snyder moved the
adoption Of the resolution and it was
declared adopted upon unanimous
vote.
Adopted June %, 1888.
BY Commissioner Anderson:
Resolved, that workmen's COM
pensation, in the amount and for
the period of time hereinafter set
forth. be and hereby is awarded to
the following named persons, VINO
have been injured by accident while
in the employ of the County of st.
Louis, which accident arose out of
and in the course of said employ
ment, and the county auditor is
hereby directed to draw his warrants
workmen's compensation account. IN
the following amounts in favor OF
said employees, and to forward the
same to the said employees. at the
addresses given:
Second District:
Duluth, from June 9th, 1888 to June
70, 1893, inclusive, and in the total
amount of $1,000.
Sixth District:
John Rainy, co J. w: Huhtala,
2222 Chestnut St, Virginia, from
sive, weeks at $500 weekly, and
in the total amount of s12S.00.
Commissioner Snyder moved the
adoption of the resolution and it was
declared adopted upon unanimous
vote.
Adopted June %, 1888.
BY Commissioner Newman:
Whereas, under the provisions or
chapter Ala, laws of Minnesota for
1893, which law provides for Ger
tain discounts to be allowed by the
treasurer on certain conditions with
reference to unpaid delinquent taxes,
and authorizes said officials to ac-
cept payments, waive penalties or
interest, or to assign taxes at the
rates provided in said law after july
l..
county board of the county as &c
general taxes, or ditch or road liens,
or the governing body OF the town
or municipality interested as 10
other special assessments, shall have
not adopted a resolution and illeo
the same with the county auditor,
fixing the minimum amount of such |
taxes. liens or assessments or accru-
ed interest and penalties, which |
shall be accepted by said officials in |
settlement of said taxes; and
Whereas, information has neen
fled with this board, directing its at |
tention to number of valuable |
pieces of improved real estate in the |
City of Duluth, on which unpaid de-
inquent taxes are now a lien, winch
pieces Of property have a use value, |
and in some instances rental reve-
nue. value in excess of the amount |
Of taxes due thereon, and informa-
ton is being assembled as to other |
pieces and parcels of improved real
estate of like use or rental value,
and demand has been made upon this |
board. that 1t should file with the |
county auditor its resolution, fixing |
L minimum amount of such taxes. |
lens or assessments or accrued in
.erest and penalties, which shall be |
accepted in settlement of taxes on |
such valuable pieces OF property, as |
provided in said chapter Al, sub |
division D of section 2, chapter 129, |
avs of 1891, as amended; and
Whereas, In the Judgment of this |
board, the public interest justifies |
and requires that this board should |
adopt a resolution fixing such mimi |
mum amount of taxes. liens or as |
sessments or accrued interest and |
penalties. which may be properly ac-
.epted IN settlement of taxes on all /
The lands that have a use and rental /
revenue value, according to the in |
formation obtained by or furnished |
10 said county auditor.
Now. therefore. be it resolved, that |
his board hereby finds and deter |
mines and fixes as the minimum a. |
mount of taxes. liens or assessments |
1r accrued interest and penalties. |
which shall be accepted by the /
county auditor and the county treas |