The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-02-06
Amdavit Of circulation.
Territory Of Dakota, [.
pembina County,

Bathgate Sentinel In Psmblna county
January l, 1885, was - ibllowss-Alms
10. Bathgate 9s, Beaulieue ~ Ba3 Centai
%. Cavileer IS, Carlisle II, Crystal s
Drayton 4, Ernest II, Elkwooi q, Tynel
u. Olga "a. Young 10. Ridsdeld 10. Hyde
Park 80, Easily 9, Gar,lar q. Hamilton q
Hallson IA. toilette Is. Lemon 30. Neche
60. Pembina 80, Walhslla 10, v. Thomas
Is. Mountain 2. Mona q, Mcconnell 8
Osnabruck "a. Making . total Of el8,
X D. HosK1xs.
Sworn and subscribed TO this eth day
Of January. 1885. H. A. Mu.arL.
Notary Public.
Agreement
In consideration of the designation Of
the BathRate Sentinel - the Official
paper Of Pembins county, the under.
signed publisher ofthe st. Thomas Times
has agreed and by these presents docs
agree to publish the proceedings Of the
board of county commissioners Of Penn.
bina county simultaneously with the
Bathgate Sentinel, at no cost to said
Pembina county, and in furtherance of
said agreement attaches hereto an affi.
davit showing the circulation Of said st.
Thomas Times, January l, 1885.
JACOB P. HAaEa,
st. Thomas, Dakota.
Affidavit Of circulation
Territory Of Dakota, ..
Pembina County, 90
Grant 8. Hager, being first duly sworn
on oath says: That the circulation Of the
st. Thomas Times in Pembina county,
January l. 1855, was q follows:-Alma
81, Bathgate 8. Beaulieu II, Bay Center
II, Baltimore 20, Cavileer SO, Carlisle 6,
Crystal o., Drayton 40. Elkwood %, Elgin
60. Hamilton 80. Toilette s, Lemon 81,
Mountain Is, Milton 20. Neche 8, 0lss
Ii, Osnabruck "a. Farktown 20. Pembina
q. Ridge6eld s, Romfo 8, IT. Thomas 1917.
Walhalla. 8. Young 2, Gertrude 9. Bowes-
mont 8, Mona 8, Gardar "a, hyde Park 8
Making q total of $40.
GRANT &. HAaER.
Sworn and subscribed to before me
this 18th day of January, 1885.
H. A. MuRRxl,
Notary Public.
Ar this point, there being dispute rs
to the circulation of the st. Thomas
Times, Mr.. Hager desired to correct his
figures by subtracting go therefrom.
stating that he read the affidavit ha.tily
and did not think it referred to Jan. l.
1885.
Resolved, that the PIONEER ExPREB be
and is hereby appointed the official paper
of this county its circulation being shown
to be much the largest in the county.
and it's tender on the whole being a.
favorable as any other.
For the motion, Messrs. Hurley. Wal
lace. Mcleod and Arnold-Against the
motion, +. e. Myrick.
Moved by F. c. Myrick that the words
"for fifty per cent. legal rates" is under
stood to mean 25 cents per inch solid
nonpareil measure. Carried unanimous
Nv.
Resolved, that contract be entered
into with X. H. Young for the county
printing in accordance with the bids re-
ceived and accepted.
Board adjourned until 9:3O a: m.
FRIDAY, JANUARY 80, 1856.
Board met pursuant to adjournment
at $50 a. M.
Present, full board.
Moved that j. H. Bird be allowed S35,
as per order of Judgment by Hon. 8. A.
Hudson, people of Dakota We. Bird in
lieu Of the bill presented by Robert
Tweed;ie in n,andaln,,s case
Moved in amendment that the above
matter be laid over until p. m. Amend
ment carried.
Moved by H. e. Arnold that Mr.. Berg
man. Of Gardar, personal tax, school tax
executed, OH store and contents burned
be abatcd. Carried.
Board adjourned until 80 p. m.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Board met pursuant to adjournment
at 1880 p. IN.
Present. full board.
The following bills were allowed:
PIONEER EXPRESS, publishing com.
missioners proceedings. thirty
squares, SIS; stationery, clerk Of
court, $3.50; register of deeds
office, 24.25; publishing notice,
called meeting Of county com.
missioners, 81; publishing notice
school apportlonment, 1915; sta
tlonery auditors Office, $l.25;
notice to tax payers, stationery
treasurers Office, 80. %; stationery
for county superintendent, 90:
los 90
Liquor bond Of P. Richotte approved.
Resolved, that Mr.. Tweedlie's bill for
mandainus expenses be laid over until
April meeting.
P. O'Hara, hauling loads Of coal
from st. Vincent at Sl................ s 90
E. NJ. Nixon, balance on coal.........122 28
Resolved, that the assessment of Shaw
& Charlton be reduced to 5000.
Resolved, that the personal property OF
Reuben F. Kenney be RENTED, q he
was not in the county at the date Of the
assessment, except poll tax.
Resolved, that 81 20 be refunded to F.
vollrath, on binder assessed twice. Upon
reading the application of Jos. McLen-
nan for the county grader.
Resolved that Lincoln township upon
making a proper application can have
the use Of the grader for time not to
exceed three weeks.
Board adjourned until 8 p. m.
Continued lext wsek)
PEhIBINA
II