Morris tribune., 1888-01-11

g. W. Randall, stationery and pub
stephen g. Murphy, pablishIng lsse
Fritz = BucRensin, once S's sappliss asa
N. Finnegan. witness aud Jury fees l.
state Gases 6@l
l.. III. Wellington, recording 10y
James CARNEY. repairing cots injail 20
Samuel Larson, fees, clerk Of court 10 70 |
+. b.. Woodward, repairing clock "
John Dablow, witness state vs. Grass
man Nv
Matt Diederichs, 90 tons hard coal $50 90 |
Matt Diederichs & Co. so cords wood 100 W
'a' house and extra p'' - so IS 90
VIM. q. Bicknell, postage and express
Edwin j, Jones. brick and lime 10 ~, |
sam. . :iss;$ sar,. i : = is5s
district notises $50
Del, cain, s isss :,.,e !. era..n.n a sis
The above claims were allowed In
full.
The following claims were allowed
III part.
Name and nature of claim Claim Aii'd
Christ q ad ESl' s dssya,ss SAG 81 q 60
w. ]. Morris, banking CRIT house II 90 ~ %
Jos: Meier, digging grave. 500 500
Geo. d. Barnard 4 Co, mortgage
The following claims Were disal-
lowed.
!aliu. zahl. county rond damages $50
Northwestern stnmpW orks ,registerof
deeds stamp 400
Town OF Fr9mnas. lumber for bridge 10 50
Pioneer Press Co., arm,rest 100
] Commissioner Hancock introduced
the following resolutions:
Resolued, That no claim against the
county for books, stationery or sup
plies will be allowed unless the same
were bought by or ON a, written order
from one or more ct the purchasing
committee consisting ofcommission-
ers Hutchins, Hancock and Thorpe.
Which resolution was adopted.
Commissioner Dohlen introduced
the following resolutions:
Resolved, That, no claim for coffin
(and box, il used Twill he all, wed that
exceeds ten dollars $40. and three
dollars t$3) in-.sIlinnier and five dol
lars so uH winter for digging graves
for county poor.
(Signed1 o. .N.'DoHLEN.
Which resolution was adopted.
Upon nintio', ot Com. Hutchlns the
bond of +. w. Randall tor county
printing was tixesi ut one thousand
| f$1 ,OOO) dollars =
Upon motion nf Com. Hutchins the
bond of Z. w. Randall as principal
| and J. A. Johnson and j. D. Good as
sureties in the sum of one thousand
| 81, 0O0) dollars for the performance in
a good, legal and ,workmanlike
manner and according to the condi-
tions of said Pandall's contract with
the county commissioners for print
ing, was approved.
| Upon motion of Com. Hancock the
following bid of E: w. Randall was
accepted, for county printing. and the
report of the printing committee
accepted and adopted.
BID AND ENDORSEMENT OF COMMIT.
TEE.
To the Board OF Commissioners Stew.
ems County, Mimi.
Gentlemen:-I hereby agree to pub
lish I'm the Morris Tribune, the finan.
| ciaf statement, list of delinquent taxes
reports Of board of audit, proceelngs o.
county commissioners and all Other
things necessary to be published by
Stevens county during the year 1881
at legal rates and respectfully solicit
that your honorable board will deslg.
nate the Morris Tribune as the officia
/ paper of said county. I will give 6
bond in such sum as your board may
require for the faithful and accurate
performance of the work.
! Yours truly =
| (Signed) E. w. RANDALL
! We the committee on printing
recommend the acceptance of The
above bid upon the filing by E. w
Bandall OF go.d and sufficient bono
IN the sum of $500 (amended) to b.
approved by the board. .:,
| (Signed) J.C. HANCOCK,
| o. N. DoHLEN,
-..--.-.......-... III. HUTCHINs.
RECor TrrIoN frecam uondod nv cann.