Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1889-01-11
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
of the Board of County CO1,a,ais-
siOne7's of Easan07as County.
W1LLrAMspoRr, D. T., Jan. 7, 1889.
MONDAYS SESSION.

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proved and declared to be highway"
changed to another route across his land, !
and Oh motion the same was disallowed.
G. II. Bumstead appeared before the
board and asked that the penalty and in
terest belonging to each school township
be credited to each school toWnsh1p, as
the same accumulates as the taxes are
paid in. On motion the treasuter was
directed to transfer $400 of the penalty
and interest fund to the county school:
fund, and the balance remaining to the
general fund.
The following reports of justices of
the peace were presented, examined and
approved, as follows W. A. Patterson,
William Southwlck, and allowed as fol-
lows:
VIM. Southwick, justice fees. $5.05
J. W. Wescott, constable's
.
William Shepard. .......... 2.40- $9.85
The following official bonds were pre-
sented and approved
H. D. Connor, justice of the peace.
Ackinson Moore, justice of the peace.
A. M. Weller, Justice of the peace.
George H. McLain having refused to
qualify as justice of the peace, the board
appointed J. M. Stouder as the successor
of William Southwick to fill such va
cancy, on his filing the bond and oath
required by law. T.
Charles Mcintyre, assessor.
W. E. Clark, surveyor. y
David Chapman. coroner.
LOTUS T. Buckley, constable,
W. G. Kennedy, constable.
Frank Parks, constable.
Charles Lock, constable.
Dugald Campbell, treasurer.
E. T. Herrlck, register of deeds and
county clerk.
James s. MCGEE, sheriff.
John Kleynstra, judge of probate.
The liquor bond of Edwin D. Wescott
for license to sell intoxicating liquor in
the town of Winona from the first day of
January to the first day of July,
1889. the county treasurers receipt for
$3.50 accompanying the same, and on
motion the same was granted
Adjourned to meet Tuesday, Jan. 8.
TUESDAYS SESSION.
The report of County Superintendent
of schools J. II. Worst was presented,
examined, approved and filed.
The following bills were presented,
| audited and allowed ~
| VIM. southwiclz, sss yards \
grading on Beaver Creek vi
bridge. e.............. 5.20
| Less work done by w. E. t.
Clark. .....,............. 1675-s3s.4 .45
| Wesley Baker, ~~=r
81 days as road supervisor. $500
1 days labor with team -. 3.O0-- 1000
James Burbage, one days labor on
highway. ................... 1.5C
W. E. Clark
Six days services as road
supervisor ..............$12OO
Six days with team at $3.50
per day. y.................. 9.OO
Six days use of plow at rs
cents per day. ............ 1.50- 22,5(
W. NJ. Clark, four days work on
Omlo and Spring Greek bridges. 6.0(
| James A. Robinson:
Six days services as road
supervisor ........... $500
Hauling lumber from Bis
marck for bridge near
Swanson's n's............. 800 17.O(
| H. A. Archambault--
Three days labor on high
way with team. ......... 900
Three days services as road
supervisor or.............. E6,O0- 10 on
James s. MCGEE, one daA's labor,
with team on highway. \ H.. 3.o
Thomas Sanders
Repairing culvert. -.j. $1.0O
Hauling lumber from Bis
marck for culvert. ..... 1.50- 2.5
F. D. Walker, six days services as
road supervisor. r.................. 1870
VIM Baker, hauling logs for bridge
across slough south Of Phillip
| Alexander's. s............... so
R. w. Child
GIG feet bridge plank. 800. $3.50
Hauling same. ............ 3.OO-- 1875
j. H. Worst, county superintendent,
| visiting schools, salary as county
superintendent, mileage, postage,
etc.,. ........ .............. u. 81
Douglas Il Co., nails, spikes, pad
lock, etc. c........... ......... 3.5
| Hickle & Frost, publishing pro-
ceedings of board. d............... 40
John P. Hoagland, lumber, nails,
lock. door, etc., for storm shed
to county building ng...........,. "a A
W. S. Moorhouse, flre-shovel, pad
lock, door lock and hinges for
county Offices. ....... 81
Van Houten Bros. & Little, twelve
locks for ballot.boxes. ........ 9.2
John Yegen, groceriesN for Mrs
Grogan, needy pear. Z. .S...... 29,0
Webb Bros, one dozen chairs for