Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1933-05-25
PROCEEDINGS OF
COUNTY BOARD

VVOlv1 i OVAIAD
Auditors Office. Pine City. Minnesota.
The Board of County Commissioners.
Pine County, met this day pursuant u
adjournment. All members present.
The petition by Emil F; Behrendt ask
ing that he with his lands. to-wit: Lots
10 and II. Section q. Township 49, Range
q, be set off from School District No. 3
to District No. AZ came on for final hear
ing. After hearing petitioner. also Dewey
petition was denied. =,
The matter of sale Of the so-called
Bruckbauer farm described as follows:
WIZ of SWA of Section II and NE OF
NWA Of NWH less one acre heretofore
conveyed for School purposes. Sec. 14-4l.
81, came before the Board Only one bid
was received offering cash price OF
$11.O0 per acre and resolution was passed
by unanimous vote of the Board accept
ing said bid and the Chairman OF the
Board and the County Auditor were .s au tn-
the County to Mrs. Laura Martin. the
party who submitted the bid accepted.
Bids for furnishing the County with
dynamite were received from the follow
Atlas Powder Co.. 4Oqo-s14 a pound
G. R. Clark 40g6-$14 a pound
Pine City Hardware Co.. 4oP0-$A
Pine County Farm Bureau. 4O9o-s.A
pound
Judey & Willis Inc. 1870 Tro1an-s5s4.oo
On motion by Commissioner Ettel dury
seconded and carried the contract was
awarded to Pine City Hardware Co.
The resolution designating County AID
Road in Town of Ogema on the 22nd day
of April. 1888. was on motion duly carried
rescinded and resolution designating
Aid Road was passed by unanimous
vote of the Board. to-wit: Commencing
at point on or near the Southeast cor
ner Of Section q, Township Al. Range
ton one mile to point on or near tne
Northeast corner Of Section q. Township
Al. Range II. thence westerly two miles
TO a point on near the Northwest cor
ner, Section 20. Township Al, Range IT.
thence north one mile. there terminating
at point on or near the Northwest cor
II and the appropriation made by the
County Board. on the same date as the
resolution rescinded, was changed so as
to apply to the road designated in thfs
resolution.
The petition for dissolving the Town
ship of Belden came on for hearing. AS
regard to dissolution of townships and
the Board has not had an opportunity to
study these laws, the matter was laid
over until next meeting.
The Town Board of Town of Munich
appeared before the Board in regard TO
County Aid road in said Town described
as fOll0WS, tO-Wlt:
Beginning on center Of section line Of
north side of Section 6. Township 40,
Range 20. running east one-half mile and
thence south one and one-half mile to
southeast corner of Section Z. same town.
ship and range.
No action taken.
Applications for licenses to sell nom
intoxicating malt liquors were received as
Harold o'Malley. Hinckley Township for
off and On Sale
Charles A. Bosch. Jr, Pine Lake-"On
p ". McAllen. Pokegama-"On Sale"
Julia Salkeiwicz. Pine Lake-.'On Sale"
These applications were all granted.
Charles A. bosch. Jr', Pine Lake.
Following letter was received and read:
North Branch. MINI.
May 5th. 1888.
Mr. Andrew p Edin, Auditor
Pine County. MINI.
Dear Sir:
Upon inspection I find that the heat
Ing. boiler at your Poor Farm is in very
bad repair. and can be tolerated for the
duration Of the present firing season oniy
1t should then be replaced with a new
one.
The thot Of repairing the present boiler
Is really out of question as it would in
volve a great expense while the result
would be very uncertain.
I understand that at some time in the
past there was well on the place and the
water from this we'll was of nature that
had very bad effect on the steel of tins
boiler. The steel is eaten thru in places
and nearly eaten thru in others and quits
number of stays are eaten off. A boiler
is no stronger than its weakest part.
Therefore, cannot rec your re-
present well seems to be alright.
I shall try and be at Pine City the
eighth and will then stop in and try u
explain the situation somewhat further.
Respectfully
J. A. Holm
State Boiler Inspector
seth Dist. Minnesota.
The Board Of Audit filed the following
Verification Of Current Tax Collections.
To the County Board.
Pine County, Minnesota
Gentlemen:
The Board Of Audit of Pine County re-
spectfully report to your Honorable Body
that they have examined the books, ac-
counts and vouchers Of the County Treas
urer, counted and ascertained the kind.
description and amount Of funds in the
treasury Of said county. or belonging
1882, to January 3, 1888, both days inclu-
sive.
We find the treasurer charged with the
Tax Levy for 1881 as follows:
Tax Levy for 1881. 1852, 1850
Additions to the levy. 1882
ra aesa collected Rstts 1919 500 o. sSSS' S'S@
Taxes abated and Can
Total Credit ...... 1881, Alb
January 2. 1888, Bal
ance uncollected -. 1926 ,265. 10
We hereby certify that we have veri-
fled the correctness Of the foregoing state
ment by checking the duplicate receipts
with the tax books for the period above
named.
Miscellaneous minutes: We also checked
the Delinquent Tax Receipts. Mortgage
Registration Tax Receipts Teachers In
surance and Retirement Fund Receipts.
Miscellaneous Collections Receipts. Pri-
vate Redemption Receipts. and Public
Lands Receipts. Board Of Audit ad-
journed to meet on call Of chairman.
F. w. Stepan,
Chairman County Board.
Andrew P. Edin
County Auditor.
William Mista,
Clerk Of District Court
Board of Audit, Pine County
To the Honorable County Board:
Pine County. Minnesota.
Gentlemen:
The undersigned Board Of Audit Of
said Pine County. met at the office Of
the County Treasurer Of said County. on
the End day of May A. D. 1888 for the
purpose Of examining and auditing the
Accounts, Books and Vouchers Of FranA