Askov American., 1937-05-13
State Aid
Road No. Length
$20,120.OO

SZO, 1000
Such appropriations to cover Routine
Maintenance, Repairs. Betterments and
such other Improvements as may be
necessary.
Respectfully submitted,
III. V. JorgensOn,
County Engineer.
On motion made and carried said
budgets were accepted and the County
Engineer was authorized to issue time
checks on State and County Aid Funds.
Commissioner Eklund offered the fol-
lowing resolution and moved it's adop-
ton:
RESOLVED. That we set aside the
full amount Of State Aid Funds receiv-
ed for State Aid Roads for mainten-
ance and request the State Highway
Commissioner to approve said action.
The question being on the adoption
OF the resolution there were yeas. five,
and nays, none. So the resolution was
adopted.
The following resolution was un-
animously adopted:
Resolved, that the County Auditor be
authorized to pay Patrol operators and
County Mechanics by Auditors war
rant from Road and Bridge Fund.
On motion made and carried the scale
Of pay for County employees and
teams be fixed as follows:
Man and Team, SOC per hour.
Foremen. 30c per hour
Day Laborer. 25c per hour.
Caterpillar operators, 7Oc per hour.
Grader operators. 70c per hour.
The following resolution was uni
mously adopted:
Whereas. the work Of the County
Engineer during the year 1897 will be
such that a substantial amount Of eX-
ira labor. such as chairman and instru-
ment man will be required by him. and
Whereas. it is advisable to have a
definite and fixed limitation of the
amount the County will pay towards
such extra labor, and
Whereas. the sum Of $450.00 has been
agreed by said County Engineer and
the County Board as the sum which
said County. shall pay for and on ac-
count of such extra labor.
Now. Therefore. Be 1t Resolved, that
for and on account of all extra labor
in the field for the year 1887. the
County shall pay the sum of $4,000
which said sum shall be paid by Audi
tors warrant at the rate Of 5000 per
month for 9 months.
The Chairman appointed the follow
Ing road inspection Committee: Com
missioners Pearson. Ausmus. Green
wald and Eklund.
The following applications for reduc-
tion and abatement of taxes were fav-
orably recommended to the Minnesota
Tax Commission:
Francis Anderson, Lot 6, Blk. 30,
Sandstone Quarries, Homestead Classi-
fication.
A. NJ Butler. NEA of NEA, s,s of
NEH, E1a Of SEH. 2O-43-17.
Joseph A. Carlson, Lots 4, S. 6, Blk
49, Original Townsite of Pine City, AS
sessed Valuation.
Margaret Chapman. SWA of NEA.
10-40-22. Assessed Valuation.
Anastasia Daley. Lots and 4, Blk. 2,
p~:r Il 60
John Feury. NWA of NEA. NWA.
2-43-16.
Mary Foley, Lots 8. 9. 10, less E6 It.
of Aud. Sub, 2441-21.
Mildred Frederick, SWH of SWE W.
of RW. 25-43-16. Assessed Valuation.
1540-21.
Caroline Gardner. Lots and 6. Blk.
35 Vii. of Pine City. Assessed valua-
Barbara Gass, sEA of swA and s1a
of SEA, n-4o-2l. Assessed Valuation.
II, NW4 Of NWA. 1O-41-17. E1a of
Fred A. Hanson. swA of sEH and
SEl4 of SWH. 19-41-17.
Jas H. Hogan. NWA of NwA.
Jas. H. Hogan, WIZ of sw14. 1853
w. P. Hogan. E1a of SEA, 17-45-18.
VIM. Jaurock, so acres of VIZ,
SWA. 11-45-20. NEA of SW14 and Lot
T. 1,45-2o. SEA of SEA. 10-45-20.
Adolph S: Larson, Lot Z, Blk. 9.
Sandstone Quarries.
Adolph S. Larson. Lots 1 to II. Blk.
so, Sup. 1st Sub. Vii. of Sandstone
Adolph S. Larson. Lot 8, Blk. 10,
Sandstone Quarries.
Adolph S. Larson. Lots 1 to IL. Blk.
81. Sp. 1st Sub. Viii of Sandstone.
John F. Larson. N12 of SWA. 9-43-18,
Assessed Valuation
Frank Lund, Lot and part of Lot
5. 3-45-19. Homestead Classification.
Catherine Marudas. E1a of NEH.
f2 jos Mehog AhsssSeS sr Vs!HaiiUn NEn OF swn and
SEl4 Of SEA. 14-44-21.
VIM. Tuna, N1a of NWH, 1892.
Jas. A. Mullins. Block 14S, Village of
Mary Neubauer, w. 100 #. of Lots
and 5. Blk. 1S, Camp. Re. Add. to Pine
Ethel ostberg. N1a of s1s of sEA.
2-h2-19
Edward van Rueden, SWH Of NWA,
31-41-20. Homestead Classification.
Fred ": Rupp. VIE of SEA. 21-44-18
Assessed Valuation.
Frank Saumer. Personal Property,
Village of Pine City.
James Slaven. Nls Of SEA, 29-43-2O.
Chas. Sorensen. We of NWA,
Chas sorensen. NEA of NEA,
2-45-16.
George Taylor, Personal Property,
Town of Fleming.
J: S. Tomczak. swA of SEA,
4-45-2O.
Agnes Zywicki SWL of SWL.
5-44-20.
The following applications were re-
jected
Oscar w. Anderson, Lot 4, 21-45-2O,
Lots II C II. 22-45-20. SWA of NWA,
22-45-20.
90 Peter a simondgaard. slk of swA.
Jack Edwards, E1k of SWE, 32-44-1S.
E. j. FranZen, Personal Property,
Town of Nickerson.
The following bills were audited and
ordered paid:
REVENUE FUND
Miller-Davis Company, sup
curtiss 1000, Inc. folders.
document files and other
supplies .............. $3.50
Security Blank Book & Print
ing Co., memeo paper and
other supplies ............ 65.05
Poucher Printing 6 Litho-
graphing Co., assessment
books for 1887 and other
supplies ................... 538.18
Free Press Co., mimeo. paper
and other supplies ........ 1920
The Typewriter Shop Inc.
quires stencil paper $50. 1913
Jones & Krccger Co.. !