The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-10-10

~ssM sssSS 80 AS8onst Uoe9SAsu ~ OsJU FL.
Present. :. z. MyricA, Chairman, ]. D.
Wallace. J. J. Hurley, Cha4 Mcleod and
Co. Auditor.
Board adjourned until Q An, Tuesday,
Oct 2, 1884.
TunsDAY, OCT. Z, 1884.
Boarl met pursuant to adjournment ut
8 o'clock A. n. Present, +. c. Myrick,
Chairman, ]. d. Wallace, ]. ]. Hurley,
Chas. Mcleod and 20. Auditor.
Minutes Of regular meeting in July and
special meeting in September, read and
accepted.
Whereas, II has pleased God to remove
from cur midst, our late sheriff, Charles
]. Brown, it is but just that fitting re-
ocgnition Of his many virtues should be
recorded. And whereas, in his death We
have lost good citizen and faithful
public officer, We, the board of county
commissioners, Of Peinbina county, ON
behalf Of the people Of said county deem
it fitting tribute to his memory, that
the following resolution should be spread
upon the records Of the board.
Therefore, be it resolved, that in the
death of Chas. J. Brown, our late sheriff,
the community has lost good a
faithful officer, who has served the coun.
ty efficiently in the capicity Of sheriff for
the past eight years, and that the county
has lost one Of it's chief public officers,
who always could be relied upon to per-
form its duties without fear, favor or par
tiality, and that the heartfelt sympathy
Of the board be extended to the bereav-
ed mother in her affection.
Resolved, that these resolutions be
spread upon the records of the board and
transmitted to the mother of tie deceas-
ed.
Resolved that the county auditor noti-
fy the different township boards of the
apportionment Of jurors required from
several townships.
Moved by J. D. Wallace and seconded
by J. ]. Hurley that Mr.. w. 8. Thomson
be appointed Sheriff of Pembina county
to gil the vacancy caused by the death of
the late Chas. Brown. For the motion
J. D. Wallace and j. ]. Hurley, and
against motion +. G. Myrick and Chss.
Mcleod.
Moved BY Chas. Mcleod and seconded
by F. g Myrick that Mr.. John Kabef-
naRle DO appointed Sheriff of Pembina
county to Oil vacancy caused by dep:h Of
the late Charles ]. Bro.n. For the
motion F. g. Mr. and Chas. Mcleod,
against modezi ]. D. Wallace and ]. J.
Hurle5.
The quarterly report Of Co. supt. Of
schools q included in the annual report
accepted.
Resolved that the petitions for the
of Loan, Beaulieu and Hummel
be laid over until January meeting, and
that the chairman Of the respective town
boards be notified that the divisions will
be made % petitioned for.
Resolved that 500 be appropriated to
the township Of Loan for the purpose of
building bridge across the Little Penn
bina river at or near Sec. 20, Twp. 1863,
Range 50. Provided that the township
build . bridge costing not less than 500,
of road poll labor, said 800 to
be expended by the supervisors Of Loan
Twp. and payable to them upon prodnc-
ing proper vouchers Of the cost of bridge
TO the county.
Board adjourned until Wednesday at
D:3O 4. II.
"WEDNESDAY, oc1oBER 8, 1884.
Board met at 0:3O, pursuant to adjourn
lnent.
Present, F. G. Myrick, chairman, J. D.
]. J. Hurley, Cl,as. Mcleod w.
Jackson and county auditor.
The following bills were allowed:
Z. E. jackson, county superinten-
dent salary, 81 quarter, oryani-
zing district and mileage. $3.50 90
L. Wilkens, medicine to Co. poor,
JStall and G Afonette.. q 80
Johnson Bros. goods to poor, Nina
II. restOn....................... 12 COL
r. Tweedlie. sdquarters salary as
Judge of probate. rs OOl
P. White, boarding prisoners from
July to Oct,ber, and washing
prisoner clothing. ....................303 SO
Ioring & Mayo, goods to blind wo-
man-Monettc Dcsome and Du-
cehatne......'........s..... ~ w
W. ]. Curtis, coffin for Go. poor 800.
Jas. Cook, bill $500 allowed...... 7OO|
g. u. Winsl,ip, 50 tax lists. $ll4.OO
% town lot books, $85 90. ......... .l7o 90