The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1933-02-24

cry of the material, on presentation
Of duly itemized and verified bill.
audited and allowed by this board
following described work, with esti.
mates of cost, have been filed with
St. Louis County Ditch No. 49,
Repair of outlet dam in NWA Of
section z. township So. range IL.
Ditch No. 3.-Ditch bridge on line
between sections 80 and 33, town
ship 81, range 20.
Commissioner Snyder moved the
adoption of the resolution and 1t was
declared adopted upon a unanimous
vote.
Adopted Jan. goth, 1888.
BY Commissioner Newman:
Resolved. that the depository bonds
of the following named banks here
tofore designated by the county
board of audit as repositories of the
public funds of st. Louis county,
Minnesota, be. and are hereby APP
by the county board of audit, to-wit
The Northern National bank OF
Duluth, The First National Bank of
Eveleth. and The American Exchange
NdtlOndl Bank OF virginia.
Commissioner Snyder moved the
adoption of the resolution and it
was declared adopted upon unani-
nous vote.
Adopted Jan. goth, 1888.
BY Commissioner Newman.
Whereas. for the purpose of Sc
curing to the county of st. Louis,
the payment of all funds of said
homestead
named banks, with interest thereon.
as provided by law, at the rates
specified in the proposals of said
banks, requesting that they be des-
ignated as repositories of funds of
said county of St, Louis, said banks
urer. of st. Louis county, certain
bonds or other securities in lieu of
personal or corporate Sureties, which
said bonds and securities are listed
on the above named proposals, sub
ject to the approval of said securi-
cepted under the provisions of sec
ton 107, Statutes of Minnesota for
1928, and section 173, Laws of Min
nesota for 1923; said banks hereto
fore designated as county depositor-
les being as follows:
: First and American National bank
of Duluth, City National Bank of
Duluth, Western National bank of
Duluth, Northern National Bank of
Duluth, Minnesota National bank of
ings. Inc, of Duluth, Bull State
holm. Miners State bank of CHS
holm, First National bank of Eve
leth, Miners National bank of Eve
leth, First National bank of Gilbert,
First National bank of Hibbing, Mer-
chants & Miners State bank of Hib-
Junction, First State bank of Tower,
American Exchange National bank
of Virginia, First National bank of
Virginia, State bank of Virginia,
Mountain Iron First State bank,
Pioneer National bank of Duluth,
and the First National bank of Bull.
Now, therefore, be it resolved, that
the said securities enumerated in
the assignments of the banks here
inabove enumerated, be and they are
as of the classes and kinds
in which the permanent school funds
of the state may be invested, and
the chairman of this board, and the
county auditor are requested to ap-
prove the said assignments of Securi-
ties of said banks, in lieu of personal
or corporate bonds, to cover county
deposits in said banks, in excess of
depository bonds or securities here
tofore filed and approved by this
board, and as recommended by the
board of audit.
Commissioner Snyder moved the
adoption of the resolution and it was
declared adopted upon unanimous
vote.
Adopted Jan. goth, 1893.
At this time. the matter of the
bill of the w. T. Bailey Lumber
company in the sum of $1,257.30 for
planks and boat spikes to
the Sixth district, was considered,
and upon motion of Commissioner
kosh. the same was ordered con-
tinued to the meeting of the county
board, to be held on February 9Th,
1888.
At 2 o'clock p. M, on January
Goth, 1888, being the time set for the
hearing on the petition of Matt
Fourth and Sixth ; commissioners dis
tricts, by detaching. the towns of
Argo, Embarras, Pike and Waasa
from the Sixth district, and annex
ing the same to the Fourth district,
which said hearing was continued
the Il hearing on the petition of Abram
Balki, ct al, for the re-districting
of the Fourth and Sixth commits
sioners' districts, by detaching the
towns of Sandy, Argo, Embarrass,
Pike and Waasa from the Sixth dis
trict, and annexing the same to the
said petitions, and also read COM
from John III. Wilmun-
en-, secretary, White Iron Farmers
club, and Alfred L. Villain, favor
ing the said re-districting of the
Fourth and Sixth districts, and the
against the said re-districting of the
Fourth and Sixth districts: Town
board, town of Owens; A. M. Cor
nick, Jr., ct al; Leon Lundquist, ct
al; A. H. Nelson, ct al; Lawrence
Stickney, ct al; John L; Cline, ct al;
James. ct al.
Communications We're read from
Walter Freudenberg, P. o. Moberg,
Gust Gustafsen, J. j. Koski, Walter
Gust A. Gustafson, Jr.,
Mrs Gust Gnstafson, Jacob InS ONE Miemi
Gustafson, asking that their names
be withdrawn from petitions, pro-
testing against the transfer of GER
tain towns from the Sixth district
to the Fourth district.-1451S.
An opportunity was then offered
for anyone to be heard relative to
the same, and the following appear
ed:
A. A Toivonen, John E. Porthan,
Arthur lSaacSOn, w. X. Mcneil, Erlck
Nelimark, Victor Makela, Isaac
and Jerry A. Harri spoke
favoring the granting of the petit
tons to re-district the Fourth and
Sixth commissioners districts.
Joseph veranth, c. T. Wangen-
steen, Victor Koski, Ray Mattson,
George Leander, Albert McMahan,
Albin Lundquist and Edward Krune-
holm spoke opposing the granting
Of said petitions to re-diStrict the
Fourth and Sixth districts.
Upon motion of Commissioner An
1erson, the matter of the redistrict-
ing of the Fourth and Sixth COM
districts, by detaching
the towns of Sandy, Argo, Embar-
rass, Pike and Waasa from the
Sixth district, and annexing the
same to the Fourth district, was or
lered referred to the entire board.
Motions and Resolutions.
BY Commissioner Newman:
Resolved, that the special road and
bridge fund labor payrolls of the
several commissioners districts for
he period of one-half month, end
ng January 18th, 1888, and for which
he county auditor is Instructed to
1raw warrants for the several
contained therein, be and
he same are hereby approved. said
oayrolls being of the following
respectively, to-wit:
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