Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1934-01-11

Commissioner F. w. Stepan offered
the following resolution and moved ats
"RESOLvED: That the Askov Amer
lean be. and the same Is hereby desig-
mated by the county board of the Coun-
the notice and list of the real estate
remaining delinquent on the first Mon
day of January. 1894. shall be pub
lished."
The question was on the adoption of
the resolution and the roll being called
there were yeas and no nays as fol-
lows:
John Ethel, yea.
VIM. Ausmus- yea.
r.. w. Stepan. yea.
Harry Gebhardt. yea.
NelS Oakland, yea.
And so the resolution was adopted
this Bird day of January. 1884.
ANDREW p. EDIN.
County Auditor.
Mr.. Edward j. Therrien of the Pine
County Abstract Company. Offered to
sell to the county five unused index
county at a price of $4,000. The board
laid his proposition on the table ana
would investigate the need for these
records.
A letter was received from the office
of Indian Affairs asking for the use of
the countyS road building machinery.
ETC.. they to pay the wages of the oper-
ators and furnish gas and oil. They
also asked the county to furnish the
engineering and supervision. The coun-
ty auditor was instructed to write the
office of Indian Affairs that the county
would cooperate with them as much as
possible.
Fees for holding and conducting pub
lie dances We're fixed at the same prices
as prevailed in 1888.
There was an application for the job
of janitor in the court house from Wal
ter Blanchard and asking for salary
seconded and carried. Tom Ling was
re-engaged as janitor and his salary
to be the same as last year. to-wit:
$4,000 per month. and Mr.. Blanchards
application was rejected.
The board proceeded to fix the sal
aries for the ensuing year at the follow
ing amounts:
County attorney ......... 1900
Superintendent of schools ....... ZOO
Clerk of court OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 900
The clerk hire in the county auditors
and treasurer's offices were fixed in ac-
cordance with Chapter 313, Laws of
1929 at an amount not to exceed 500
of the amount allowed by law in 1882.
Jack Du Houx was re-engaged as
mechanic and truck driver at a salary
of $1,000 "A month for January, Febru-
airy and March. and the county auditor
was instructed to pay his salary with
auditors warrants.
The board set February 6 and as
the dates when they would hold hear
ings on the applications for old age
pensions and the auditor was instructed
filed their applications up to this date
of the boards intention of holding this
hearing.
The matter of hiring highway en-
gineer for the ensuing year was taken
up and an application was read from
Chas. ID. Kucera. who also submitted a
statement of his engineering expert
ence and also stating that he would ac
cept a salary of $500 a year.
On motion by John Ethel. duly Sec
onded and carried. II. v. Jorgensen was
for the ensuing year at salary, Of
$4,000 for the year. and the application
of Chas. ID. Kucera rejected.
ob The No board aed Re ag 6 of
Contractor Blomberg. consisting of the
following items:
Load ndl and J haul to nile point 1925
Load and haul aa to s,o Z mil mile point LOOPS
Load and haul to u mile point 30
Spreading and leveling dump. 1858
Gu. yds. at &c. s291.15.
Casting by shovel 1914 hours at
$3.50. S564.3S.
Total cost of jobs. $4.4O2.46
The following ATTACHMENTS and correc-
tiOnS of assessments were favorably
recommended to the state tax commits
Adolf Jensen. VIZ of NEA and NEA of
NWA of 32-i3-19
;, John w. DuXan. VIVA Of NE4 w. Of
acres @ of ar Sw Of Sw ," Of 5 ana H.
Henry Kryzer. SEA of NE4. w. of
R S t SWA of N Si, Of Sec s s7V@
Sna t on SCI % of S sW N 81 % smH and
Nick Wurm. Sk of SWA of S-3S-21.
q. b. Mills, Eh of NWA of 3O-2S-
Clifford Brones. NEA of NEA. less
acre. and VIZ of NEA. 15-39-22.
James Slaven. M of ,SWA. 33-i3--
Ed swedberg Estate. Eh of SEA
Frank Krantz. VIZ of swH of %
43-19.
Of H snM 81 Bacon sm9,s 81 of swA and VIZ
Jenny. Kolosky. part of Lot and
SWA of NEA of 14-45-20.
w oscar Of s Fste 1f SA w q s Sf ME AMID and
SWA of 36-3S-2I
Wm. Haeger. NWA of seq; .NEA of
Melvin Anderson. NEA of SEA of Sec.
10 and NWA of SWA of 2O-4O-22.
Dick Rye. E1a of SWA of 11-45-21.
>, August Swedberg. SEA of SEA of
Peter G : Johnson. NJ of NEA and
SEA of NEA of 30-45-1S.
Fred Hedberg. WE Of NEA of 10
45-1S.
= NJ. c. Belsam. M of NwA of -
45-18.
Nels Maygren. Lots 13. Ii and Is, Blk.
,. Folsoms First Addition to Hinckley.
Tim ODonovan. Lots Z. and 9. Blk.
$50. Hinckley.
Joseph Suk. Lot 1. Blk. II. Denham.
Application of John f.. Anderson, Part
Of Lot / of 11-i5-18 was laid over
and the following applications were re-
jected:
90 Peter Holland. NwA of SEA of =
John Mista. NEA of NEA less u
acre of SEA of NEA OF 2O-4O-2O.
David Davidson, Sk of SEA less l
acre of 32-40-2O.
Anton Vlasek. VIZ of NEA; VIZ Of
SEA and SEA of NWA of 20-4O-2O.
The following bills were audited and
OF dered paid:
Revenue Fund.
N. w. Bell Telephone Co.. toll and
rentals .............$ S1.OO
Eastern Minnesota Power Corn.
lighting court house and mer-
chandise, 4 bills ........ 41S7
Richard Gray. photographs or
dered by county attorney -. 700
Pine City Village water for court
Pine City Fuel and Ice Co.. wood Vs.
for court house ......... 800
Jens p. Miller. supt. of schools
and Child Welfare board ...... 1880
Frank Swanda, express ........ 81
w. A. Sauser paint and supplies 57.87
Minnesota State SanatOrium- care
of patients ........... ...... 221. so
VIM. MiSta postage ......... 500
Robert Wilcox, postage ......... 500
Andrew p. Edin, postage $500. 1900
Pine County Pioneer, post cards 1850
Panama Carbon Co.. carbon paper 800
r. c. MunnS, repairing book ma
chine tvnaWritar hills RI