The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1883-07-13
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OFFICIAL.
Rroossdings d tho B6srd & Com.
u niissionsrs 81 Psmbina
III County. 81 u

County. n
''f. 4 JutIY !, 1853. /
oerdm1 al lgdlar session Monday,
,gpk B 4 1Psn.S
Present: F. G. Myrick, chairman
'Wm.Jackson, 4. Aymond, commission ers,
land county auditor.
Mlhtites sof April and May meetings
read and adopted.
The report Of Com. .Aymond made
verbally to the board as follows: I adver.
ttised Tor tend rs and let contract to low,
est oasihei bidder, viz: VIM. Lock
wood ofthe, township of Neche, for the
ssum of&SoQ; that said bridge is now com.
.pletsd and built according to plans and
specifications. Il consider the bridge a
good substantial structure.
Resolved, That an order on road and
,nridge fund be drawn in favor of Capt,
.Aymond for the sum of $500. the amount
appropriated for erection of said bridge
and by himpaid to the parties interested,
and their receipts taken and filed with
county auditor.
Resolved that the application Of the
Board of Supervisors Of toilette township
be granted and the township be allowed
the use Of the county grader for fourteen
working days from July 4, the grader to
be delivered to Toilette township by Mr..
J. ]. Sweeney, and Toilette township to
keep the grader in good order and re-
pair to be used four days in Mr.. Green
woods district the repairs now done
on grader to be charged one-half to J. j.
Sweeney and one-half to Toilette town
ship.
Resolved, That competent man be
engaged to work county grader, and his
wages to be charged to the various town.
ships using the grader. s
Board formed as board of equaliza-
ton.
On motion, board adjourned until 8 a.
M, Tuesday, July 8.
TUESDAY.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Present: +. q. Myrick, chairman; VIM.
jackson, Chas. Mcleod, F. Aymond, and
county auditor.
Tile assessors returns not being all in,
the equalization board was adjourned
until Thursday, July s, 1883, during the
interval complaints to be heard and
placed on file.
r.. "a. f. .
The report of E.. Armstrong, J. p, was
read and accepted.
Bills allowed: E. Armstrong, justice
fees, $l1.S5.
Resolved, That the sum of 800, appro-
priated for coulee bridges in st. Joseph
township, be paid to the chairman of the
township board, he to take receipts from
parties paid and file receipts with county
auditor. .s5s4s 4.e.
Bills allowed Father Bonnin, chair
man boaru supervisors, st. Joseph
$4,000.
Moved and seconded that both petitions
for Mountain town board be rejected, the
proposed routes being deemed imprac-
ticable.
Board adjourned until LIP. IN.
AFTERNOON.
Board met ut Up. M. pursuant to ad-
jOurnment.
Bills allowed P. White, boarding pris-
oners $4ss.45. Cleaning yard, four days,
$500; washing prisoners clothing, $2l.5O.
Geo. T. Wight, one counter stool. 81.
P. Whyte, custodian months at $40,
$4,000.
The petition of F. Vosper and thirty
five others asking that the necessary
steps be taken toward the incorporation
of Neche and st. Amour's addition to
Neche as surveyed, plated and filed in
tile office of register of deeds The
board being satisfied that the survey
maps and census have been subject to
inspection for at least thirty days before
presenting petitioh,l and said petition
embracing over two-thirds of the legal
voters in the proposed incorporation
and that all other requirements of the
law relating to the incorpora. ion oftowns
aud cities have been complied with,
Now, therefore it is hereby ordered
that said territory, with the consent of
the qualified voters therein, be an incor-
porated town by name Neche, and that
on Monday, the 10th day of July, 1888,
the qualified voters of said proposed
town will meet at the office off. Vosper
and vote on the question of incorpora-
ton, yes or no.
The county auditoris hereby instructed
to- cause notice to- be inserted in the
PIONEER EXPRESS tor two weekly publica-
tions, and, also: cause ten notices to be
posted in the most public places in the
proposed town:
The petition of Jas. McCabe and others
asking that road be located rs follows:
Commencing on J section line OH east
side sec TIP. 100, r So, unning on the
I sec. line in centre of sections l, 1913, 4,
s and 6, tp. 100, So.
Sufficient evidence being given that
proper notices have been given, it is here
by,
Resolved that the above road be and is
hereby declared public highway.
Liquor Bond Of August Gerardine,
was readand approved. -
Liquor Bond Of Arch McBa;n was
read and approved.
Liquor Bond of A. J. Robinson was
read and accepted.
Liquor Bond Of w. R. Elliot, was read
and accepted