Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1933-11-09
PROCEEDINGS OF
COUNTY BOARD
October %. 1893. One o'clock P. M.

Minutes Of proceedings of last session
OF this Board approved plns as read; 49,.
Board:
I'VE, the undersigned taxpayers ask
for 80 percent reduction in our real es
tate taxes in Pine Lake and Finlayson
Townships
This application was signed by sixty
three signers and CT motion was referred
TO County Attorney Hurley for his opin-
Ion as to its legality.
The following resolution was offered by
Nels Oakland. who moved it's adoption:
Whereas. The County of Pine and
State of Minnesota. in the year 1927. did
legally make. execute and deliver its GER
tain bonds in the aggregate of S10O. GOO. CO.
for the purpose OF refunding outstanding
warrants which said bonds were issued to
The State of Minnesota for value received.
and 100000 of the same are now out
standing against the said Pine County
and are unpaid:
Whereas the aforesaid governing body
of said county deems that it is for the
welfare of said Pine County to issue its
bonds to the State of Minnesota to re-
fund 100000 of its obligations afore-
said:
Now Therefore, Be it Resolved, by the
governing body of said Pine County at a
duly called meeting thereof. legally held
on the 23rd day of October 1888. quorum
of Sections 1859 to 1868, General Statutes
1923 said Pine County shall for the pur-
pose of refunding said bonds issue and
negotiate to the State Of Minnesota. its
refunding bonds in the aggregate amount
of 100000. dated from issue, bearing
interest at the rate Of four and one-quar-
ter per centum per annum. to mature and
amounts as hereinafter set forth:
Il. One Bond for the sum or $40, 200. 90
Payable July 1. 1916.
y. One bond for the sum of 10.00O.O 90
Payable July 1. 1947.
and the proceeds arising from the safe
thereof to be used for the purpose of re-
runding said bonds. and no other: that
the treasurer Of said Pine County, be and
he is hereby authorised and directed to
Investment of Minnesota for loan of the
amount and character and upon the terms
and conditions herein specified; that all
other officers are authorized and directed
hereby to make, execute and deliver such
papers and to furnish such information
in connection with said application and
the issuance of bonds pursuant thereto as
Investment; that upon the approval of
said application by said Board the Chair
man and clerk of this governing body be
and they are authorized and directed
hereby to sign and execute such bonds
and the treasurer to countersign the
same and deliver them to the State of
Minnesota, and upon receipt of the prin-
cipal sum thereof said Treasurer is here
by directed to apply the same for the
purpose of refunding the said bonds and
not otherwise.
i ne nlOtlOn DelIS uuly SECONDED Dy
Harry Gebhardt a member of said gov
erning body. was put to vote and pre-
vailed five yeas and no nays.
A letter was received from John Iosch
In regard to lath for stakes for the High
way Engineer Referred to the Engineer
Application for On-Sale of non-intoxi-
eating malt liquors was received from
Charles Mill. Town of Pokegama. Same
was on motion duly carried granted.
A committee consisting of Commission
ers Gebhardt. Ausmus and Oakland was
appointed to see Mr.. Clifford Perkins in
regard to renting office rooms in the
Power Company's building for the Coun-
The above mentioned committee return
ed with the following proposition:
County Board of Pine County,
Pine City, Minnesota.
Gentlemen:
This is to advise you that it will be
agreeable for you to make use of two
office rooms, temporarily, in our office
building for relief work for S1.OO per
month.
This offer was accepted and greatly
appreciated.
Mr.. Edw. Prochaska, Chairman Of the
Unemployed Committee, with Mr. Hurley
and Sandell of Hinckley and Mrs. Stratte
of Pine City. members of said committee
appeared before the Board requesting an
appropriation for necessary expenses to
carry out this work. After considerable
discussion the Board agreed to pay rea-
sonable bills for expenses incurred in
ployed in the County.
Mr.. Lundorf of Sandstone appeared be-
fore the Board asking that the Board help
to provide an artificial leg for Ernest La
Page. The Board agreed to pay $500 to
be applied as payment on same.
A letter was received from the Dept.
of Conservation in regard to burned over
State Lands. It was referred to the Land
Classification Committee.
On motion the Board adjourned unl..
October oath. 1888 nine o'clock A. M.
Auditors office, Pine City. Minnesota.
October Oath, 1888. Nine O'Clock A NJ.
The Board convened this day, pursuant
to adjournment. All members present.
A committee consisting of Commission
tel was appointed to inspGt road con-
tracts reported completed by Contractor
Blomberg.
Application for Old Age Pension was
received from Mary Zahratka, Pine City.
Laid on the table.
Following attachments and corrections
of assessments were favorably recommcn-
ded to tate Tax Com,nission:
John 2. Haapanen, NEH of NE4. Sec.
Is and SWli of Sci, Section 12-43-21.
John A Enerstrom, SWA of NE14 and
NWA of SEA: Section 21-43-T
Thomas Wolfe. Real Estate. Town Of
Rude J. Youngbauer. Me- of NEA
Section 20-3S-92
Joe ,Bsrnecl:er,. sWH % Of ), NwA and
Frank KrenlI. NEH. Section 16-38-2O.
A. L. Murray. Lots 5 and II, Blk 50.
Hinckley Village.
Chas. E. Breuninger. SEA of swA.
section 21-A3-17.
Frances Swarmer, Personal Property,
Dcsey Township.
Application of Naomi Coveay was laid
over. Oscar B. Stems application was
referred to Town Board of Arlone; Mike
Stopuk's application was referred to Town
Board of Crosby and Tim ODonovan's to
Village Council. Hinckley.
FOJ1ou,ino Qualifications vara raiectad.
Anton Kick, NEA of SWA. NWA OF
sWN p. of r. R., Section 33-4e-22.
Geo F. Moore, 81 Of NEA, Section A.
1922.
John Misukanis, NEA of NW14 and
SEA of NWA. Section s6-45-19.
william Schlie, SWA of NEH, N. and
w. of r. W., Section 144022.
Geo. Goldbloom. SWA of NEA, NEA
of NWH and SEA Of NWA, Section a.
41-2O
Louis Dick, Els of swA. Section TAP
Resolution designating as County Aid
Road the following described road COM
mencfng at the southeast corner Section
49, Township 49, Range 20, thence run
ming northerly for distance of two miles,
there terminating at the northeast cor
ner of Section Is. Township 4O, Range
20. carried
Estimated cost of this job is $3.50 O
and a resolution was passed appropriat-
ing the sum of So, 944.00 as the county s
share of constructing said Job.
A resolution was passed transferring
the balance now in the Law Enforcement
Fund in the aomunt of $350.96 to the Gre
dit of the County Revenue Fund.