Duluth And St Louis County Minnesota Their Story And People An Authentic Nar
Duluth And St Louis County Minnesota Their Story And People An Authentic Nar
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The instrument sought to secure the organization as a township, under section 451, chapter 7, Revised Laws of Minnesota, 1905, to be known by the name of "Rosemount. " all of congressional township 53 north, range 21 west.
At the February, 1909, session of the Board of County Commis- sioners, the petition was approved, and the first town meeting or- dered to be held at School House No. 2, on Saturday, February 26, 1910. After the election, the county commissioners were advised by the state audi...tor that there was another township in the state named "Rosemount. " They therefore resolved that the name of the newly 674 DULUTH AND ST. LOUIS COUNTY organized territory be "Cedar Valley, " their action being eventually confirmed by the residents of that township.
In 1912. A petition was circulated among the freeholders of town- ship 54-21, and signed by a majority of them, the petition seeking to include that unorganized township in the boundaries of Cedar Valley. Mike Snyder, chairman of the supervisors of Cedar Valley at that time discussed the matter with the county commissioners at session of the county board on February 6, 1913; and the matter was fur- ther discussed by the commissioners at meeting of June 6, and August 6, of 1913.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The instrument sought to secure the organization as a township, under section 451, chapter 7, Revised Laws of Minnesota, 1905, to be known by the name of "Rosemount. " all of congressional township 53 north, range 21 west.
At the February, 1909, session of the Board of County Commis- sioners, the petition was approved, and the first town meeting or- dered to be held at School House No. 2, on Saturday, February 26, 1910. After the election, the county commissioners were advised by the state audi...tor that there was another township in the state named "Rosemount. " They therefore resolved that the name of the newly 674 DULUTH AND ST. LOUIS COUNTY organized territory be "Cedar Valley, " their action being eventually confirmed by the residents of that township.
In 1912. A petition was circulated among the freeholders of town- ship 54-21, and signed by a majority of them, the petition seeking to include that unorganized township in the boundaries of Cedar Valley. Mike Snyder, chairman of the supervisors of Cedar Valley at that time discussed the matter with the county commissioners at session of the county board on February 6, 1913; and the matter was fur- ther discussed by the commissioners at meeting of June 6, and August 6, of 1913.
What to read after Duluth And St Louis County Minnesota Their Story And People An Authentic Nar?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walter Van Brunt to read onlineMoreLess
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