The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-10-09
F. E. Mercer. Justice fees johnson

F. E. Mercer, justice fees johnson
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SS0l
F. E. Mercer, justice fees O'Brien
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 0OI
F. E. Mercer, justice fees, Math-
eWe Observation-Disclosures. 8 95 |
D. Dick, Jr., sheriff fees O'Brien
case.......... ........................ IA IS |
NJ. ]. Fadden. constable fees
Mathews Observation-Disclosures. ~ 80
Josiah Fadden, quarantine of
Observation-Disclosures. COL
N. ]. Fadden, witness fees. 2OOI
The report of v. Quackenbush read |
and approved.
BILLS ALLOWED
v. Quackenbush, justice fees,
Gravlin se."...".................. 305
V.Quackenbush, justice fees, La
Cert ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ! Is
v. Quackenbush, justice fees
Gates & Hughes case....... ...... 3lO|
A. N. Stewart, constable fees,
Gravlin case. ....................... 24l5|
A. N. Stewart, constable fees,
Gates & Hughes case............... IS
D. Dick, Jr., sheriff fees, Gates &
Hughes case........................ 7O5
The report of D. Ferguson, ]. p, Ham.
ilton twp. read and approved.
Bills allowed:
D. Ferguson, justice fees, Foster
4 Hughes Observation-Disclosures. 175
D. Ferguson. justice fees, Pelafer
caee.........".............. 20
A. n. Stewart, constable fees, Pei
afer Observation-Disclosures. 0OO
Full & Ross. goods to Co. poor...... Is COL
]. NJ. Tuohy, copying and COM
pairing judgment and mechanics
lien records. .......................... 50 %
X. d. HoskinH, printing. 200
Macarthur & Co., l probate record II 80
WI. s. Trail, 20 ton coal to 20.
treasurer, O. $1O.4O.. ................ go s.
WI. Murphy, printed mortgage
record................................... % 90
Pioneer Press Co. Vests code... 10 col
A. Porteous, services cases CLAM
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 80 %
A. Porteous, witness fees............ 26Ol
The report Of q. Z. jackson read and
adopted.
G. E. jackson. 3rd quarter salary. 100 90
+" visiting districts,
postage, teachers institute &c.,. 217 sol
J. G. Webb & 20. goods to Co.
| OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 3 20
Chas. s. Myrdal, weighing coal.... 800
g. B. Winship, books................. 81 col
J. P. Skiold, goods to Go. poor..... $50
Board adjourned until 8 a. III. Wednes-
day Oct. 9TH, 1885.
WEDNESDAY, OCT. It'll.
Board met pursuant to adjournment
at 8 a. m. Present: J. J. Hurley, Z. H.
Bergman, ]. d. Wallace, Z. NJ. Nixon
and county auditor.
Bills allowed:
E. Armstrong, salary as probate
judge to Oct. 1st...................... IS OOI
E. Armstrong, services as chair
man, board Of insanity. SIS
w. ]. Kneeshaw, salary as district
attorney, for Or. ending Oct. l.. $50 90
G B. Harris NJ. D., services to Go.
Observation-Disclosures. 40 sol
ID. Dick, paid for clothing for
insane patient. II rs
D. Dick, trip to Bismarck about
weights and measures. Is 90
D. Dick, letter press................ SEQ
Jas. Dick, 3months salary as jailor
and custodian. .......................... 12e 90
Jas. Dick, paid for washing pris-
oners clothes, blankets and
scrubbing ail......................... 10 80
Jas. Dick, boarding prisoners...... 145 50
Geo. Thompson, goods to 20. poor
as per Order. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. +. Z OOl
PIONEER EXPRESS, publishing de-
linquent tax list.....................5 sos GO
PIONEER EXPRESS, publishing COM
missioners' proceeding and prin-
ting and stationery. ................. 10 O6
John Morris & Co., pens and
pencils. ......."..................." 574
CHI. Strong, barrel coal oil, lamp
glasses, wicks, &C.. for jail......... 20 Is
Oscar Klose, amt. taxes rebated
on acct. county poor. 81 90
Mrs. Jno. Lennon, amt. taxes re-
bated on acct. county poor....... 81 90
The above orders to be issued only in
case the property is unincumbered by
mortgage.
R. Ewing, 8 days services on
board of insanity. .................... 600
The petition from Neche twp. asking
for grant of $25OOO towards building
bridge over Tongue river received. On
account of scarcity of money in road and |
bridge fund said petition cannot be
granted.
The communication from NJ. J. lyman
asking for rebate of taxes received. Re-
bate not granted.
j. j. Hurley, days services,
Oct. session, $1,000; 40 miles
travel, $4.OO.............................. 16 90
]. D. Wallacs, 2 days Sept. session,
5000; 80 miles travel 5000
days Oct. session, $1,000; 80
miles travel, $500. .................... p 90
F. A. Wardwell, expressage, $lO75
j. d, Wallace's services July
session, $500; district court
vouchers, $500; stationery $1.33;
cutting wood, $4.O0................... SO % !
F. A. Wardwell, cash advanced
for 294 cords wood. 112 10
E. H: Bergman, 4 days services
Oct. session, $1,000; IS miles
travel, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. IL sol
E. NJ. Nixon, 3 days services, Oct.
ScSSIOn IN /
Resolved: That Mr.. Nixon and MI. |
Bird be and are hereby appointed a |
committee to contract for painting and |
granting interior of court house.
Board adjourned until p. M, Tuesday |
November 18th, 1885.
j. ]. HURLEY, III. BIRD.