The Sauk Centre herald., 1941-09-11

Every item of the assessment
books was viewed by the board,
and a few omissions were added
by the assessor. All improvements
and monies and credits were gone
over. The board held regular ses-
sions adourning from time to time
until August 10, 1941, when it had
completed its reviews. The board
made no raises on any assessments
and therefore no notices were is
sued
A few reductions were suggested
by the Board and so made by the
assessor.
The board adjourned August 10,
1941.
J. A. Schoenhoff, Secretary
Board of Education
I hereby certify that the fore
going is a true and correct trans.
script of the original minutes of
the proceedings Of the Board Of
Equalization for the year 1910.
]. A. Schoenhoff,
City Clerk.
The regular meeting Of the Com
mon Council of the City of Sauk
Centre was called to order by Pres
ident j. e. Miller at 500 p. m, on
September 3, 1941, with all council
members in attendance.
Minutes Of the last regular meet
ing were read by the clerk and
there being no objections, the min
utes were approved as read.
1t was moved by Alderman Kin
sella that the Highway Dept. and
WPA would be permitted to use
dynamite for blasting solid rock in
regarding w. 9Th Street. It was
then seconded by Alderman Bas-
tien and the motion was favorably
carried.
The following bills were approv-
ed, audited and ordered paid, viz:
Mill Pangburn. for park ...$ 1900
Leo Majerus, Fair Assn. -. 1880
Streets ................ 1926
Theo. Genrich. Fair Assn. -. 7.6O
Assn -. 91.35
Main Street Chev. Co., police $50
II. F. Bastien, equalizing -. $500
Joe E. Miller, equalizing -. $500
]. A. Schoenhoff, equalizing &
salary, & for poor ........ 1890
Anton Nelson, Fair Assn. -. 141.05
Frank A. Brown, police 49,. lilo
Ben Merten, police ......... 15.45
Milway Grocery for. poor >. LAO
Jersey Dairy, for poor ...... 500
Sauk Centre Herald. printing GAS
Mrs. Minnie Thornquist. for
J. B. Schoenhoff, rent ...... 1850
Mrs. Ed Gaspard, for poor :. 600
p. w. Hansen, MUSIC ...... $500
National Tea Company, for
Gradatim pSHt Rest cc;a'....... Room 900 900
Carl Eckberg, equalizing -. $500
]. c. Kinsella, equalizing -. $500
L. L. KeI1s. salary ........ :. 1000
eauaiizing $4,000
Mrs. Norman Baker, for poor 500
Henry H. Cole, police 49,. -. 1850
mission, general 80. 49,. 265. 81
Robert Elliott. for poor ..... 1900
Ed Polipnick. ro1 poor $50. 4.70
Vird Neal, park ............ 5000
Fred T. Lux, for poor ...... 1880
Howard Pangburn OIL Station
stearns Co. Food + Stamp Issu- 90
ing office ................ 114.00
Stearns Co. Welfare Board 1000
VIM. Proell, Streets ........ 5000
E. E. Taylor, Streets ........ 125.00
Geo. Fish. fire dept. ........ 1000
r. e. Bushey, for poor ...... 7.35
]. w. Gillies. dumpgrounds 1900
The Mart, for poor ......... 1000
B. o. Vogel, for poor and
Red Owl. for poor r'... ........ 200 Zoo
Frank Pangburn, equalizing 5000
Geo. Upton, park .......... Abs
Allen Meigs, for poor ....... $50
Fred Schwartz, for streets :. 2.S5
Frank Schlichte, for police =. 5000
Chas. Miller, Fair Assn. -. 1880
Forest Burdick, for police :. 1885
J. F. Cooper, for poor ....... 1000
W.. M. Parker, judge ........ 5000
M. b. Lang, streets ........ $3.50
]. v. Kane, city hall, &
ponce 3U.OO
JOS. N. Jackson, for poor =. 1000
Sadie B. Rosenberger, COM
pensation ................ 1888
Conklin & Shively, for poor 900
Mrs. Paul Meyers, police .... 1920
N. w. Bell Telephone Co. -. 1890