The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1888-10-04

amount Of $3.50 be allowed. Carried.
Mr.. Niche in the chair.
Moved BY Brunette seconded by Cudhie, that the
report Of l.. d. Dana, viewer on road asked for BY
b. w. Howey and others be accepted and the
road declared open. Carried.
Mr.. Dana resumed the chair.
Moved by Niche seconded by Cudhie. that the
following accounts be allowed, as follows:
Louis Brunette. for services as Co. Com. 81 50 6
George Michle, o ~
James Cudhie, A.,
and road viewer Is 90
L. d. Dana, services as county commissioner
and road viewer 10 60
Geo. J. Coulthard. for services as clerk and
sundries IS 30
Carried.
Moved by Niche seconded by Cudhie, that the
bills of the Pioneer Press and Plaindealer be re,
ferrsd to the attorney for his advice till next
meeting. Carried.
Moved by Niche seconded by Cudhie, that the
account Of Benson county for court expenses be
laid over till next meeting by advice Of the dis.
trict attorney, to obtain an itemized statement OF
the January term Of court. Carried.
Moved by Cudhie seconded by Niche, that
whereas, Messrs. Harrison 4 Kalbfeisch, the
proprietors of the Bottineau Flour Mill, have
made . request to this board, that 1t do submit to
eral election, the question of %sxempting thier
mill property from taxation for a term OF 8 years,
Therefore, Be it Resolved, That said request
be complied with and q vote be hereby called, for
D6uUt0 TO De cast rs IOuOWa: Tax On ulll prop
erty-For or Against" C.rried.
Niche in the chair.
Commissioner Dana reported favorably upon q
road as follows: Commencing at the southwest
corner Of section l., town 1853, range "a, thence east
on section line to the line between ranges 70 and
~, and on motion road IS above described was de-
clared open.
A petition from Napoleon Fountain and others,
asking for the opening Of a road described as com.
mencing on the range line between "a and Is at
h agrkh --nak nnrrAR ~ ~ n tn~n ~ rAnO0
~, running thence east on section line to the
north-wes corner Of section 4 Of the said town
was received, and Is the parties owning the prop
erty over which the said road is to pass, had re-
hnquished unto the county their title in sufficient
land for said road, it was moved by Brunette, sec
onded by Dana and carried, that the road as be-
fore described and asked for by Napoleon Font.
sine and others be declared open. Carried.
Mr.. Dana resumes the chair.
Messrs. Cudhie aud Brunette presented their
report in the matter of bridges ov or Willow creek
in vicinity of Willow City, said report setting
forth that the bridges petitioned for are indispen-
sable and that the board make pro.
vision for the building Of said bridges. Q
The report of the committee was received and
after some discussion the following resolution
by Niche and Brunette was adopted, viz:
That a bridge be ordered built over the Willow
river. where the line between the ranges - and
IS, crosses river, that said bridge be built under
the direction Of the commissioner Of that district.
That the question of building the bridge over the
river on the east and west road be laid over till
next year. Carried. 49, 1850
Moved by Niche seconded BY Cudhie, that in
accordance with the request Of the committee
sent by the pLblic meeting held in Amity town
ship, this board hereby requests the Manitoba
railway to give free transportation to six persons
sent east for the purpose OF soliciting relief for
those in distress. also transportationsfor such aid
IS they may obtain. Carried.
Moved by Niche, seconded by Cudhie, that in
accordance with . certain petition presented to
this board, on the I'd day of September last, on
which Was made to appear. the names OF more
than on0-third of qualified electors that voted ct
last general election,
Now, Therefore, in accordance with law, an
election is hereby ordered on the first Tuesday
after the first Monday in Nov e3nber, 1888, at which
election the qualified voters Of this county shall
the sale of Intoxicating liquors within this county,
And all persons voting At the said election, who
are opposed to the sale of such intoxicating
liquors, shall have written or printed on their bal
lots. AGAINST THE SALE and all persons who
favor the granting of such license shall have
written or printed ON their ballots, "FOR THE
SALE" Carried.
Moved by Niche, seconded by Brunells, that a
general cleo tion 10 hereby ordered at the various
voting pecincts In the county of Bottineau, on
the 1T 81. Tuesday after the lst Monday in Noven-
To determine the question, shall Messrs. Harrison
4 Kalbdsisch be exempt from taxes on their -four
ing mill for = term of s years.
End, To determine the question, shall license
be granted BY the county for the sale Of intoxicat-
ing liquors. 49,.
Sd. For the election Of -
One Clerk and Register Of Deeds,
One Treasurer,
One Sheriff,
One Judge Of Probate.
One District Attorney, .. - -...
One Surveyor. ia =
One Coroner, - III ~.n .
-Four Justices Of the Peace,
Four COnstables, $780, GL lg ~. g.
And . Commissions for Districts No. IA and S,
respectively.
The following judges Of election were appointed
and the different precincts defined and the poll.
ing places named. 3
Commissioners District No. !, Voting Precinct No
l.-Consisting Of towns 16l. l62, 163 and l64, range
~. Polling place at John B. Vaillancourt's
Judges: Fred LeAay. John Murray and John B.
vaillancourt.
Voting Precinct No. swim consist Of township
16O, range "a. Polling place Mt N. Loisel1s's.
Judges: Geo. curris, N Loisells, John J. Hunt.
Commissioner District No. ;. Voting Precinct
place, j. B. sinci.ir's store building, Bottineau.
Judges: Mark HsHker, John Dinwoodis and John
Gardner.
voting Precinct NO. Astonishing Of the re-
Taylor's house, town ls7, range II. Judges: John
Tsylsr, John Cameron and w. n. Gorrill.
Commissioner District No. 8, Voting Precinct
No. S-Polling place q the McBrsyen Hotel.
Judges: calsb Gsrrison, Ole Horneman and J. q.
Thompson.
Commissioners District No. 4.-voting Precinct
No. 8. Polling plscs ut Sandli's Office, Willow
City, Judges: J.C. Hare. Albert Marshall and
Austin Sand0rsen. 4
Commissioner District No. 5.-yotiug Precinct
No. z: Polling place, Oak Creek school house.
Judges: VIM. Clark. jr, James McVicar and Geo,
Rea. 81
Thst, whereas. It Is known that Commissioner
In m far \ = ho akafnd In n n1Ih1iQ r1an0H uaSno1v.