Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1934-06-14
PROCEEDINGS OF
COUNTY BOARD
Official Minutes From County CON-
missioners Meeting Held mt the
Court House I'm the Village
OF Pine City.

Auditors office, Pine City. minnesota
June 5th 1884. one O'Clock u. M
The hoard of county commissioners
met this day pursuant to adJournmeh''
All members present. NIL,
The town board OF the ToWn on 6iio,
Creek appeared before the board asking
for a change in the location pi Il
county aid road i'm said town; anu i
petition with &c SiSnerS was lleu aSh
ing for Such a change. Another petitiol
was also filed with 81 SlgnerS aSkihs
the road he left as designated. AItei
hearing both sides to TINS cohtroNeiSs'
the road and bridge committee WaS VI
dered to make an investigation anu re-
port to the board at its next meetihs.
4 delegation from Town OF Royalton
and nearby towns was present urSinS
the commissioners to take acton TO
have Pine county credited as CLASS ~
for relief purposes anu De gwen M
mediate relief and help to take care Oh
live stock now suffering for lack OF
feed due to the serious drouth Situa-
ton. ..
r. w. Stepan offered the following reSo-
luton and moved its adoption;
Whereas: A most deplorable ana dis
tressing situation exists in southern
Pine county with regard To paSturihS
and feeding livestock.
And Whereas. This board has received
resolutions passed by the boards or
situation is most critical, urging the
board to do all in their power to see
to il that prompt relief is obtained.
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the board of county commissioners in
regular session assembled. most ur-
gently urge that the state ana tederal
Drouth Relief Commission take such
steps immediately to relieve this dis
treSSing situation, and assist the farm
erS of this region with sufficient feed
that the foundation stock may be
saved.
1t is further urged that the said
emergency committee designate Pine
county in Glass for emergency
And BE 1t Further Resolved: That
resolutions presented to this board by
town chairmen and clerks. also letters
received from county Corn-ffog ASSocl-
alton he attached to and made Il part
of this resolution.
The question being on the adoption
of this resolution, there were five yeas
and no nays as follows: John Ettei
yea. w. q. AuSmuS, yea. NelS oak
land, yea. f. w. Stepan. yea. Harry
Gebhardt. yea.
And so the resolution was passed this
5th day of June, 1884.
The town board of Bruno township
the construction of additional county
aid roads in Town of Fleming before
the Town of Bruno has had some more
county aid roads built in said town.
After some discussion. Commissioner
Gebhardt made a motion that the first
county aid road DESIGNATED i'm the fifth
commissioners district next year he
designated in Town of Bruno. The mo-
ton carried.
Applications for licenses to sell non
Intoxicating malt liquors were received
as follows: Carl JaSna, Dell Grove on
sale; Harold OMalley, Hinckley. off and
on sale; Arthur Lund, Nickerson, off
Lake. off sale; Joseph Selenski. Winde-
mere. Off and on sale; =. w. McAllen.
Pokegama on sale; Peter Moe. Sand
stone, on sale: Mrs. Ray Chapman. Arna.
on sale.
On motion duly carried. all applica-
tlons We're granted.
Harold oMalley; Hinckley, fled an
application for holding and conducting
public dances. His application was
granted.
T. J. Shima and Ernest Chalupnik's
application for holding an additional
dance week was also granted, they
having paid the required fee for hold
ing two dances a week.
NJ. \. Soderbeck was granted n re-
newal of his ferry license.
Louis Brabec filed a petition asking
that he with his land, ,to-wit: NJ of
District No. ia to District No. 1O7.
Hearing on this petition was set for
the 9Th day of July. 1894, at a session
of this board commencing at one o'cloc k
p. m. on said day
Minutes of last session of this board
approved as read.
Assignments of additional Security
FOR securing deposits of county funds
We're filed by Kerrick State Bank and
State Bank of Rush City, which as
carried approved.
delegation of bankers of the county
appeared before the board in regard
to safe Keeping bonds deposited with
the county as security for deposits OF
county funds. 1t was on motion duly
carried ordered that the county board
or audit provide a suitable place to
keep such securities.
James sullivan and Arvid Swanson
appeared before the board asking that
the county board set a water level fol
cross lake and Pokegama lake. This
matter was laid over until June 9Th
1894.
On motion the board adjourned until
June 9Th, 1884. nine O'Clock a. m