The Dickinson press., 1884-10-11

two years; one commissioners for com.
missioner district number three, to
serve for one year, n sheriff. one
county treasurer, n register of
deeds, one judge of probate, one clerk
of the district court, n district at
torney, n superintendent of public
instruction, one county surveyor, one
coroner; and in and for each of the
townships of said county, three super
visors, n of whom shall be desig.
mated on the ballots as chairman, one
town clerk, one treasurer, one assess
OF, two justices of the peace, two
constables, one overseer of the poor.
All Of the said officers voted for shall
be voted for on one ballot, also an
overseer of highways to be chosen
either by yeas or nays OF by a divi-
sion as the electors may determine.
Each voter may designate on his bal
lot the place of his choice for the
county seat of said county.
The townships of said county shall
be divided into voting precincts as
follows: All that part of Dickinson
township west of the center line (run-
ming north and south) of range 81
shall be known as voting precinct
number one, with voting place at
Is. o. Fingers store in the village of
South Heart, and B. o. Finger, Alex
ander Morton and Kennedy shall
be judges of election at said voting
place, and all of said township east of
said line shall constitute voting pre-
cinct number two, with voting place
aS the building known as the Aud &
Moore building on Willard street, and
c. H. Klinefelter, VIM. Moore and
M. H. Stark shall be judges of cleo.
ton at said voting place.
The township of Gladstone shall
constitute n voting precinct with
voting place at the school house in
the village of Gladstone, and E. L.
Scofield, j. S. Let's and r. j. Turner
shall be judges of election at said vo.
ting place.
The township of Taylor shall con
stitute n voting precinct with vot,
ing place at the hotel at the village
Of Taylor, and J. NJ. Tracey, a. B
Barry and Wilde shall be Judges
of election at said voting place.
The township of Richardton shall
constitute n voting precinct with
voting place at the school house at
the village of Richardton, and J. ],
De France, Peter Ellison and Ben.
jamin Webb shall be judges of cleo
ton at said voting place.
On motion a warrant for $500 was
ordered to be drawn in favor of DIR
S. Pelton for writing an article con
corning the resources of Stark county
to be used at the Worlds Exposition
at New Orleans and published fol
free distribution by the territory.
On motion board adjourned to Octo
Der 7th at 9 o'clock A. NJ.
October It'll board met pursuant te
adjournment.
On motion the bill of Geo. Herring
deputy sheriff, for boarding prison
ers as per bill of October 4, 1884, fol
$72.75 was allowed.
On motion the bill Of
George Herring for 300 as jailel
and the bills of William Cuskelly
and deputy for services in attempt
lug to recapture the prisoners Clay
Leighton and Henry Scott. amount
ing to $4,000 were laid on the table
for further investigation, and tina
Chairman Dickinson and Commits
sioner Campbell be a committee tt
investigate said bills and report a
the next meeting Of the board.
On motion the petition of W. B
Powers, e. L. Scofield and others ask
ing for the location of a road com
mencing at the N. 4. corner of tn
N. w. u Of section SO, in town lac
of range 95 and ending at the villag
OF Gladstone at a point where TIL
N. p. R. r. connects with 5th avenu
in said village, was granted excep
that the same shall he modified ii
accordance with the recommendation
of the road viewers thereon where i
. crosses section SO aforesaid and ais
that portion of said road at the sout
west corner of section 81, of town Ia
of range 81 and Commissioner Cam
e bell is hereby appointed a committe
to secure a proper survey and deft
ately locate the said road and to r,
0 port the same to the next meeting c
the board.
0 On motion the clerk was appointe
a committee to procure necessar
S fuel for 49, of county offices unit
definate arrangements have bee
0 made for procuring same.
On motion the clerk was instructe