Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1938-02-24
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On motion made and carried the
Commissioner c. A. Pearson for in
veStigation
To the Board of County Commissioners,
Pine City, MINI.
BE 1T RESOLVED, that we, the Roy
alton Farmer-Labor club, do hereb'
that when employing common labor
for county roads employ Pine county
men who have lived in the county
and whose parents are taxpayers IN
stead of hiring men from other states
who are not residents.
We refer in particular to the case
of Ed Larson who has been working
the last few months on county roads
This action was taken at our meeting
January 10, 1888.
Alfred Walberg, Secretary.
Carl J. Schlaeger, Chairman.
A resolution was unanimously
adopted transferring the sum of 1898. A
from the poor fund to the county
A complaint signed by eight free
holders in the township of Park re-
questing the board to cause the town
of Park to construct and open up for
travel that certain road described as
Commencing at point so rods west
of the NE corner of NEl4, section 10
township A, range II, thence running
line of said section is to the NV cor
ner of NWl4 of section IA in said
township and range, thence, running
east on and along the north boundary
line of said section IA to point , Su
IA. said road comprising total DIS
lance of one-half mile and on motion
made and carried a hearing was set
at two o'clock p. M, March 10. 1885;
and the county auditor was instructed
to notify the town board OF PARK
township and the petitioners in said
matter. according to law
complaint was received from the
Pine County Pioneer stating that they
had not received pay for the months
of June, July, August and September
from the Pine Poker who was under
contract with the county to do the
county printing and on motion made
and carried the matter was referred
to the county attorney.
On motion made and carried the
meeting recessed until 80 p. m.
The meeting reconvened at 30 p. m
On motion made and carried the
board guaranteed the care and keep OF
John P. Redding at Lake Julia Tuber-
culoSiS Sanatorium at PopoSky, Mimi
in the sum of S1.4O per day.
Pursuant to notice given hearing
was held on petition of Leonard Chicos
to be set off from school district No
60 to school district No. II and on
motion made and carried It was or,
his land be and they are hereby set
off from school district No. 60 to said
school district No. II.
Pursuant to notice given hearing
was had on petition of David E. An
derson that he and his land be SET
off from school district No. IL in Pine
county to school district No. 3 in Carl
ton county and there being no one
appearing in favor of said petition
and after hearing the opposition il
was moved and carried that said petit
ton be and the same is hereby denied
The county attorney and, sheriff
filed complaint with the board against
B. Burak and Jack Forester of Den
ham, and Louis F. Chalupsky of Be-
roun. charging violation of liquor laws
and asking the revocation of their 80
Notwithstanding malt beverage licenses
Attorney Ottocar Sobotka appeared in
sky and after thorough discussion OF
the matter, motion to deny the re-
quest for revocation of said licenses
was carried. all voting yea, except
Commissioner Eklund, who voted no
The county board auditor and at
torney of Kanabec county met with
our board and discussed the matter OF
compromise on the building of a
judicial road on county line between
said counties of Kanabec and Pine, and
after thorough consideration, a Stipula-
ton was signed by the respective chair
men and county attorneys agreeing
total expenditure to the sum of $500.
On motion made and carried, said Stip-
ulation was agreed to.
A delegation of farmers appeared
before the board and complained that
further work was being done on the
so-called ChensWatana dam but no
action was taken by the board.
Mr.. Halverson from kerrick, APP,
the following land be classified as non
agricultural: SEA of SW14 and NWia.
section 20. So of SEA, section 30.
NEi4 section 81 and NWla. section
80, township 45, range Is On i motion ,on
ordered classified as non-agricultural
and withheld from sale until further
notice.
financial statement for the year 1887
and on motion made and carried. same
was approved and ordered published.
Application from town of Brook
Park for duplicate warrant in the
sum of $500 was approved
Mr. Greenwald offered the following
resolution and moved its adoption:
WHEREAS, there has been numerous
complaints that licensees of non-in-
toXicating malt liquors were violating
the state liquor laws,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE 1T RE-
SoLVESb, tIldt lIIe COUNTY duQllOT De
instructed to notify all county licensees
that in the future proof of any such
violation will result in the revocation
of their license.
Vote being taken there were five
yeas and no nays so the resolution
was adopted.
On motion made and carried the
county engineer was instructed to post
all state and county aid roads for 3Ia-
ton limit.
The county engineer submitted his
report of all expenditures on state and
county aid roads for the year 1887
which was examined and ordered
placed on file.
On motion made and carried the
meeting adjourned until 8 o'clock a.
m. February 16, 1888.