The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1883-04-27

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Justice fees in A1cFall case:
Robert Ewing. 8 IS
r. Ewing in J. :Pearson's case l 50
L.Lumkie case -. 20
n. Murphy case. = 20
r. Ewing in ]. Colgran case........... ! rs
i r. Ewing in Chas. Towards case:.. 8 90
~: On motion, resolved, That an appro-
priation Of $500 be and is hereby made to
build d bridge on township line between
/ town 1853, range IS, and town l6a. range
"a, on north side Pembina river; that
said bridge be built by contract; that
Commissioner Aylnond advertise for tens
ders and let contract to lowest RESPONSE
BE bidder within the appropriation.
On motion, resolved, That the sum Of
800 be and is hereby granted out of the
road and bridge fund for the erection of
two coulee bridges on South Pembina
river road south from st. Joe going to
I Walhalla, in township 1863, range IS, the
same to be expended by the supervisors
of st. Joseph township.
This appropriation is part of money
appropriated for old commissioner dist.
No. 2, February, 1882, it not having been
expended.
On motion, resolved, That the sum Of
$50, granted on Oct. 4, 1882, for grading a
road down the Mountain and not yet ex-
pended, be and is hereby directed to be
spent on pass on most northerly road on
Second mountain, south of South Penn
bina river, to be expended by road ,su-
pervisor Of Beaulieu and approved by
commissioners of district No. 2.
That petition of Geo. Freeman and
twenty-five others, asking that section
line be opened and declared a public
highway as follows: Commencing on the
east side Of township 1852. range So, be-
tween section 25 and 3i. thence west on
; section lines bctweeni2 6 and IS, q and
81, % and So, 90 and 80, 80 and 81, till it
meets the west side of said township.
Sufficient evidence being given that pro-
per notice has been posted the required
length of time, it is hereby resolved that
the above described road be and is here
by declared public highway.
On motion, board adjourned till Ga. M,
April13.
Friday, April 10, 1888.
Board met pursuant to adjournment al
Gam. Prcsent-Full board.
81 On motion the application of II. Strong
for rebate on taxes WAS referred to county
auditor for examination.
Bills allowed:
Register of Deeds, Office supplies
and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10 20
r. H. Vaughn, case of J. +. Moore 100 90
On motion the requisition of clerk Of
district court for Office furniture, was re-
fcrred to chairman county commission
ers and county auditor to ascertain what
is required to purchase the same.
The application of George West for re-
bate OIL taxes, was on motion referred to
county auditor for examination.
Bills allowed:
W. A. Wallace, amount of bill 1924.
allowed ,.................. % OO
F. Aymond, services rs county
commissioner .......................... Is 70
&c. Myrick, do ...................... 40 20
Chas. Mcleod, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SO 90
VIM. jackson, do. ................... % 80
Chas. Mcleod, Walhalla bridge and
viewing Mountain road. .............. SO 90
r. H. Young, postage $40, fifteen
days on second quarter S25......... IS 90
Strong &Thompson, supplies. ........ 10 90
F. C.Myrick, team to Tongue river 90
r. II. Young, services on commits
sion to appoint auditor, two days 90
r. Tweedlie. do ................. 6 90
j. B. Carter, hauling wood and ap-
preparation on Carter bridge....... Al 90
Resolved, That the county auditor be
and is hereby directed to communicate
with several publishing houses to ascer-
tain the most favorable terms upon which
I territorial codes and the session laws,
with other requisites for township officers
can be had and that where the board of
supervisors Of any township will agree to
levy a tax for the payment of such books,
the board of commissioners hereby agree
to provide such books in case satisfactory
arrangements can be made for procuring
them; the auditor to report at the next
meeting.
On motion, board adjourned until Mon
day, 21st day of May.