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

n quorum DelnS present, the clerk
stated that the first business before
the board was the selection of a
temporary chairman.
Upon call for nominations for tenn
porary chairman, Commissioner Sny-
der nominated Commissioner Pete.
which nomination was seconded by
Commissioner Eklund.
There being no further nomiRa-
tons. Commissioner Snyder moved
that the clerk be authorized to cast
a unanimous vote for Commissioner
Pete for temporary chairman, which
motion was declared adopted upon
a unanimous vote of the members
present. The vote was so cast. and
Commissioner Pete was declared
elected temporary chairman.
Commissioner Pete. the temporary
chairman. then took the chair. and
asked for nominations for perma-
nent chairman for the year 1898.
commissioner Anderson nominated
commissioner Pete. which nomina-
ton was seconded by Commissioner
EkIund. There being no further
nominations, Commissioner Anderson
moved that the clerk be authorized
10 cast unanimous vote for Com
missioner Pete as permanent chair
man for the year 1888, which motion
was declared adopted upon a .unani-
nous vote of the members present
Inc vote was so cast. and Commits
sioner Pete was declared elected per-
manent chairman for the year 1898.
Chairman Pete then announced
that nominations We're in order for
vice chairman.
Commissioner Koski nominated
nation was seconded by Commission
er Eklund. There being no further
nominations. Commissioner Koski
moved that the clerk be authorized
to cast unanimous vote for Com
missioner Snyder as vice chairman
for the year 1888, which motion was
declared adopted upon a unanimous
vote of the members present.
The vote was so cast, and Com |
missioner Snyder was declared elect |
ed vice chairman for the year 1898. |
At this time Chairman Pete APP
pointed Commissioners Anderson, |
Snyder and Pasich as a committee
to check the funds of the county |
treasurer.
At lao o'clock. P. NJ, on January |
3rd. 1888. upon motion of Commits |
sioner Anderson. a recess was taken |
until the call of the chair. to enable |
the committee of the county board |
TO make an examination of funds |
in the office of the county treas
urer.
upon motion OF Commissioner Sny-
der. the board resumed its regular
afternoon of January Bird. 1888, all
members except Commissioner New
man being present.
This being the time set for the
opening of bids for the publication
OF the county board proceedings
for the year 1888, publishing the
statement for the year 1882,
and publishing the delinquent list
OF 1881 taxes. the following bids were
board. and were ordered referred to
the county auditor for tabulation,
tO-wit:-14436:
Publication of Official Proceedings
and Legal Notices.
Duluth News Tribune-90 cents per
per folio for each subsequent inser-
ton. with an additional charge of
Is cents per folio on the first inser-
ton only of price and one-half and
double price composition. Will fur
n nrooat type or plates of county board
therefrom print and bind IT'S copies
of said proceedings in pamphlet form
at $1.20 per page.
Geo. NJ. Jensen Printing company. |
publisher of the Duluth Free Press
80 cents per folio for the first in
sertiOn, and As cents per folio for
each subsequent insertion. Will fur
nish IT'S bound pamphlets at rate of
$I2O per page, and agrees to insert |
and publish said proceedings. with
out any additional charge in seven
teen other newspapers published in
st. Louis county.
Publication of Annual Financial
Statement for Year 1882.
The Duluth Herald. 80 cents per
folio for the first insertion. and As
cents per folio for each of two sub
sequent insertions, with an additional
25 cents per folio on first insertion
only of price and half and double
price composition. Will furnish 100
bound copies of financial statement |
at $1.25 per page.
Publication of Delinquent Tax List Of
1881 Taxes With Notices and Head
ings Appertaining Thereto.
The Hibbing Daily Tribune. to
publish in the Hibbing Daily Tri-
bune and also the Virginia Daily En-
terprise, at Is cents per description.
Communications.