The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1883-06-01
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.. Wilkens, stationery, 50cts.
PioNRER ExpREss printing Letters, note
heads envelopes, &c. for Auditors
office. $3.50. s
Printing election notices and assessment
blanks. $500
PIoNEER-ExPRns /: printing and stationery
for Treasurer's office. $3.50.
T. ~. Yerxa, blankets, toweling, &C., for
Jail. $3.50. XII saa
Cavileer & McC loskey, stationery and
postage, Auditors Office. s15.45.
Fargo Argus, stationery for clerk district
court. $3.50 X
Fla. Wardwell, letter press, book and
expressage. $l40O.
The report of Donald Mcdonald, Road
Supervisor, was read and accepted.
Bills allowed: D. Mcdonald Road Super
visor. $23.25.
The petition of E. A. Taylor, and 81
others asking that road be located as
follows:
Commencing at the right of way of the
st. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba Rail-
way and n W corner of sec IA, tp 159 r So,
west and running in an easterly direction
along section line between sec II and IA,
IL and Is, tp 159 r IS west, and continue
on between sec7 and 18, to n corner
of sec Is, l59 AZ west, thence one mile
south between sec IL and Is to south
east corner sec IS, 159, 81.
Sufficient evidence being given before
the Board that proper notices have been
posted, the required length of time, it is
hereby resolved that the above described
road be and is hereby declared public
highway.
The petition of P. A. Whitney and 81
others asking that the following described
road be declared public highway.
Commencing on the section line be-
tween sec 10 and 10, tp 159 r so, at the
point where said section line intersects
the Red river and proceeding thence due
west on said section line to the point
where it intersects the st. Paul, Mime
apolis & Manitoba Railway in the town.
ship of Midland.
Sufficient evidence being given before
the Board that proper notices have been
posted, the required length of time.
Resolved, that the above described road
be and is hereby declared public high
way.
The petition of Thos. Hodge and 10
others, asking that road be located as
follows: Beginning at the south east
corner ofsec 80, tp 162 r Sc and running
due north to tp 1853 r Sc.
Sufficient evidence being given before
the Board, that proper notices have been
posted, the required length of time,
Resolved, that the above described road
be and is hereby declared public
highway.
The petition of VIM. McKibbon and Is
others, asking that a road be located as
follows: Commencing at Red river
between tips l6l and l52 81, and
extending to the rear of the townships.
Sufficient evidence being given before
the Board. that the proper notices have
been posted, the required length Of time.
Resolved, that the above described road
be and is hereby declared a public
highway.
On motion, Resolved, that the applica-
ton of John johnson for medical aid for
his wife be favourably entertained, and
DR.. Harris, be requested to investigate
the case and report to commissioner
Myrick.
Board adjourned until p. m.
Board met pursuant to adjournment at
pm.
Bills allowed: sampon Bjornson county
poor. 1920.
Groceries and wood furnished Gisli
Johnson in March, Sampson
Bjornson. 1885.
Groceries &C., furnished Gisli Johnson
in April.
F. A. Wardwell,:. wages advanced to
men cleaning brush from Pembina
Bridge. $20.55.
The following bills were allowed:
J. Robbins, two days at replacing
BRIDGE. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 90
J. Johnson, four days at replacing
bridge. Observation-Disclosures. w
F. jackson, four days at replacing
bridge..................................... 10 90
H. Girts, two days replacing bridge 5 90
q. H. Strong, nails and spikes...... 5 so
E. M. Nixon, lumber for BRIDGE. 8 81
Geo. Latham, team work on bridge 5 90
Thos. Hooper, work on county
bridge. 12 90
T. E. Yerxa, rope for Pembina
bridge. Is 6
T. E. Yerxa, county POOR, groceries
for Rondo in April, $500; in May
$500; J. Rivet's family in April
1s 90
McTavish & Webb, goods furnish
ed Mrs. Howard. $500; Old Mary
$1,000, Mrs. Lemon $5.OO........... 20 90