Askov American., 1933-10-12
PROCEEDINGS OF
COUNTY BOARD

Auditors Office. Pine City. Minnesota.
September 18th. 1888. One o'clock P. M.
The Board Of County Commissioners
of Pine County, Minnesota, met this day
pursuat to adjournment All members
present.
Board asking for reconsideraN Non Of the
application for reduction OF the as
sessed valuation of South Half of Lot 8
and West Half of South Half of Lot 2.
Block 125, Hinckley Village. This matter
was laid over for further consideration.
Mr.. Joe Curtis and others appeared be-
neo the HSard IN in regard to fixing up
to Commissioner Ausmus.
Mr.. Clair Shuey appeared before the
Board In regard to the cattle pass the
Board contemplated putting in on his
land: After some discussion, committee
consisting of the whole Board was ap-
pointed to meet with Mr.. Shuey at the
site of the cattle pass on Wednesday. the
p. M.
Mr.. George Haynes asked the Board to
help him with house rent. This was re-
ferred to Commissioner Ausmus.
T. J. Shima and Ernest Chalupnik ap-
piled for a permit to hold two dances
week at their pavilion in Beroun. 1t was
The County Auditor was Instructed to
renew fire and tornado insurance on the
be reduced to s25,O0OOO.
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the books and affairs of the County was
examined and ordered filed.
Application for license to sell non-in.
foxicating malt licuor in the Town Of
e. Antonsen. Same was on motion duly
carried granted.
Mr.. I. x. Antonsen applied for a IL
cense to hold and conduct public dances
in Town of Kettle River. It was granted.
On motion the Board adjourned until
September 10th, 1888, at nine o'clock A.
Auditors Office. Pine City. Minnesota.
September Goth. 1888. Nine o'clock A. NJ.
The Board convened this day pursuant
to adjournment. All members present.
of this Board approved as read.
A letter was received and read to the
Board signed by Ruth Carlson in regard
to the children of one Raymond Ander-
son, Grasston. The County Auditor was
instructed to answer this communication.
letter was received from the Town
Board and Engineer for the excellent
work done in constructing a County Aid
Road in their Town.
The petition for dissolving Town of
Belden was taken from the table and de-
MED.
The County Auditor reported that Fred
Vanek had paid his bill for expenses at
S5.13 Carl Seablom $1,000, making it
$4,000. Mr.. Seablom has paid. Chas. Gass.
Jr. paid transportation for his wife in
The Farmers C Merchants State Bank,
Pine City. filed an assignment of Sc
curities and real estate mortgages at
declared value of $23,099.57 as security
for deposits of County Funds.
State Bank of Rush City also filed as
signment of real estate mortgages at
total declared value of $11. 10000 as Sc
curlty for County Funds. Both of these
assignments were approved by the Board.
It having been established that the 4S
inch wide and Y inch high culvert COW
hNy hn nt dot ArIr met
1888, with the H. V. Johnston Culvert Co.
is insufficient to meet conditions which
have developed in the grading of the So
called Shuey Hill on State Aid Road No.
Is. Now. therefore, on motion duly made
and seconded it is voted and agreed that
the County substitute 60 inch wide by
vert for the said Is inch wide by r inch
high copper iron culvert at an additional
cost of S110.7O.
Mr.. Clair Shuey appeared before the
Board agreeing to give the Comfy y {
for right-of-way over his land in consid.
eration for the vacation OF the old road
and the County furnishing ard installing
a cattle pass consisting of 60 inch wide
by S6 inch high copper iron culvert The
County also to fix up fences along the
new road
The following applications for reduc-
ton and abatement of assessments were
favorably recommended to the Minnesota
Tax Commission:
12-44-1S
Mary C. Barney. Lot Il. Aud. Sub.
Govt. Lot 8. Sec. 14-39-21
Chas. G. Christianson, S1a of Lot &
viii. - ~ . ~ >'
Lottie o'Donovan. Lot 5. Block Jig
R. B. Anderson. s1s of swA. Section
23-45-18
E, Edgard 3, Hotter. sEA of SEA. Sec
Herman Nyvold. NwA of swA. Sec
tion 2S-4S-17.
Ernest Wells. NEA less l acre, Section
H. Albin johnson. NwA of NwA.
Fred Ailgood. N1s of SEA- less R. w.;
Lot ! less part. Aud. Sub; ;, W; p it. Of
". 5. fG BarstoI, Suo' egeIG acre. in SEE SS Of swA
Sec 81; VIZ of Sell. Sec. %: NEA Of
NEA & VIZ of NE14 & We of sEi4 of
NEA' sestion St m "a ~ all 60 in I. 1921: 81
of Lots & 3. Block 1. Buggies Add. to
-Finlayson.
Application of Mike stopuk was re-
ferred to Town Board of Crosby. Joseph
Liskas application was referred to Towa
Board of Birch Creek.
The following applications were re-
M: G. Balsam. N1s of NwN. Section
Mrs: Mary Ha Y IS osseedorff. NEA of swA.
Fred Kubesh. WIZ of NwA. Section
$4,000.
On motion the Board adjourned until
September 21st. 1888, nine o'clock A. M.
Auditors Office. Pine City. Minnesota.
September 21st 1893. Nine o'clock A. NJ.
The Board met this day pursuant to
adjournment. All members present.
letter received and read from
Commissioner of Highways. Mr.. Elsberg.
stating that owing to the financial con-
dition the Department of Highways would
be unable to take over the maintenance
operation on the roads recently added to
the trunk highway system. also asking
the County Boards cooperation in MAIN
tanning these roads and preparing them
for the winter by cutting weeds ana
brush, erection Of snow fences. ETC. The
Highway Department would then, If pos
sible, make arrangements for keeping
these roads open. The County Auditor
was instructed to write Mr.. Elsberg that
the Board would do their part and CO.
operate with the Department as far as
possible.
An announcement was received that
January first has been set as the dead
line after which no application by muni-
cipalities and counties will be received
for Federal Loans or grants under the
National Recovery Act.
Following bills were audited and or.
Ndered paid:
REVENUE FUND.
-Jens P. Miller. Expenses Supt. Of
Pine SenPOis Poker Publications & Letter s'0l'
Pine County Pioneer. Letterheads.. 500