Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1885-07-15

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OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
OF the Board of Comm issiOners of
EmmOns County.
W1LLrAMsPoRT, D. T., Monday, July 6, 1885,
Present-James B. Gayton, chairman,; r. w.
Childs and w. L. Yeater, Commissioners.
Minutes ofpreviousmeeting read and approved
Pursuant to statute, the Commissioners cons
vened as a board OF equalization, July 9th and
Tth. "a
Report of road-viewers appointed to looate and
lay out road from Beaver Creek to Winona as
follows:
Startling at the north terminus of Broad street
III the town of Winena, and following on west
quarter line through sections 81, %, and 20 {;
thence on the half line through sections II and g.
In township 1sl, range 70; thence angling along
the edge Of the bluffs through sections SO, "a, e.
~ and part way through section IA, town 1872, un
til it strikes Big Beaver.
JAMES J. KANE,
JAMES MCGEE,
GEORGE CRABEL,
Viewers.
Ordered, That the report be accepted and the
above route be declared public highway.
Petition presented from c. H. Wells for trans.
fes Of license from him to Darland & Archam-
bault received; and
Ordered, That on filing the bond required by
law the said transfer be allowed.
Report Of J. L. Boutilliez, treasurer of Will
Transport school township, presented, examined,
and approved, as follows:
Received into special fund from all sources s541
Received by apportsonment.. 267.Os
Received from sale Of bonds. ............ 1865. 90
Iota 173sS
School expenditures for same period:
Paid for school houses. sites, ,Ifurniture, and
appehoaSess 81 i91.47
Paid for teachers wages:.... .,.. ...v. 227.4O
Paid for incidental expenses ,-........... 277.1o
Paid for interest ON boads and warrants s1.4o
Total 81 46
Balance of cash on hand June 80, 1885, 396. .42
Total to balance above receipts sa 173.ss
The annual report Of W. L. Yeater, clerk of
Williamsport school township, was also pre-
sented, examined, and approved; and Board al
lowed the treasurer and clerk $25 each for SER
vices during year ending June 30th, 1885
Report of Robert Maxwell, treasurer of Win
chester school township, presented, examined,
and approved, as follows:
RECEIPTS.
Amount received by apportionment... $176.31
Amount received from sale of bonds. 1,35O.OO
Aotal ,626. 81
EXPENDITURES.
Amount paid for school-houses, sites, fur
nture, and appendages ...... $4,000
Amount paid for teachers wages.......:.... 1910
Amount paid for incidental expenses...... 9.35
Amount paid upon debts and liabilities
not included in any other items....-... 95.7O
Total expendtures.......... LBS
Balance on hand at end of school year..... ss19
aOlaA s021.6 .6l
The annual report Of w. c. Kennedy, clerk Of
Winchester school township, WAS also presented,
examined, and approved; aud the board allowed
the treasurer and clerk the of $40 for services
during year ending June Both, 1885. g
The annual report of William q. East, treasurer
Of Clayton school township, was presented, exam-
ined, and approved, as follows:
RECEIPTS.
Received by apportionment 90. ............. s77.06
ExPENDrTuREs.
Paid for tesehers' 5000
Paid for incidental expenses..............-. Ak
Total expenditures 45
Balance on hand Juno 8Oth, 1e85......... 1851
Total 06
Tho annual report of A. M. Weller, clerk Of
Clayton school township, was presented, exam i
ined, and approved; and tho board allowed the
treasurer and clerk each the sum of SIS for ser
vices during the year ending June Both, 1885,
Tho annual report Of Albert B. Peterson, treas.
urer Of Cherry Grove school township, was pre-
sented, examined, and approved, a. follows:
RECEIPTS.
Received into the special fund from all
$5O0
Received by apportionment.. 1859
Received from sale Of 100000
Total
' EXPENDITURES. @
School expenditures for Same periods
Paid for sohool-houses, furniture, and ap-
psndages.. 09000
Paid for teachers wages.........."....... 100000
Paid for incidental expenses 1895
Paid for interest on bonds and warrants. 106.00
Total expenditures sen. 896
Balance on hand juno 8oth, tss5.......s.. 1904
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5000
The board allowed the treasurer the SUM Of sas