The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1889-09-05


STATE OFFICERS.
1 Governor,
1 Lieutenant-G Governor,
Representative to Congress,
Secretary OF State,
1 Auditor,
1 Treasurer,
1 Attorney-General,
Superintendent of Public Instruction,
8 Judges of Supreme Court,
Railroad Commissioners,
1 Commissioner of Agriculture, and Labor,
1 COMMISSIONS of Insurance,
OFFICERS of 2ND JUDICIAL
1 Judge.
OFFICERS OF 2STH LEGISLATIVE DIST.
1 Senator,
/ Representative.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
1 Clerk Of the Court.
the Constitution.
For or against the adoption of the Consti-
tuition. o
With polling places as follows:
Commissions District No. I, polling pre-
cinct No. I, at Lordsburg school house, with
T. Prefontaine, Elzear Va~illancourt, and
Fred LeMay MS Judges. ...r
Polling precinct No. 2 at Arthur's school
house, with }. j. Hunt, Henry Rocheleau,
and Gee. Currie as Judges.
Commissioners District No. 2, polling pre-
cinct No. l, at the Bottineau school house,
with William Russell, John Dinwoodie and
William Stewart as Judges.
Polling precinct No. 2, at Taylor's school
house, with Robert Brander, Samuel Kinlcy
n Charles Boyer as Judges.
Commissioned District No. 3, polling pre-
cinct No. 1, at the McBrayen Hotel, with
John Crogen, P. R. Ferguson and Alexander
McBain as Judges.
Polling precinct No. Q, at the house of Ole
Roland, with Ole Rolald, liver Thompson
and James Dawson as Judges.
Commissioner District No. 4, polling pre-
cinct No. 1, at Willow City school house,
with Albert Marshall, R. McRae and B. S.
Brynjolfson as Judges.
Polling precinct No. 2, at the house of Mr..
Louchts,, with Thos. Freeman, 7. NJ. Tyler,
and A. Milton as Judges.
Commissioner District No. 5, polling pre-
cinct No. 1, at the Oak Creek school house,
with William Clark, James McVicar and
John A. Scott as Judges.
Polling precinct No. 2, at Israel Altman's
with Robert Aud, Archie Blue and Archie
McVicar as Judges.
Moved by Cudhie, seconded by LeMay,
that warrants be drawn, to redeem the certif-
Gates issued BY the Clerk of the Court for
expenses of the recent District Court.
Carried.
Moved by Niche seconded by Turner, that
the tax levy for 1889 be as follows:
County Bond Interest Tax. ....2 Mills.
Tax. 6-10 Mills.
Stock Indemnity. $40 Mills.
ID al o-1 D~sl,so ~ HKJ.-
County School. Mills.
County General Fund. .........2 Mills.
Carried.
Moved by Turner seconded by Cudhie,
that the balance of Fred. w. Cathro's bill,
amounting to $42.50 be paid in accordance
with the order Of the Judge. Carried.
Moved by LeMay seconed by Cudhie, that
the liquor bond of G. K. Outset in the sum of
one thousand dollars, with P. E. Sandli and
b. NJ. Tessem as sureties be approved, and
that the license be issued to expire on the
first Monday in January. Carried.
Moved by LeMay seconded by Niche, that
the liquor bond of Ed. Jovin and Pierre
Beaudoin in the sum of one thousand dollars
with S. o. Hart and Theopheler Dostaler as
sureties be approved and the license be Issued.
Carried.
Moved by LeMay seconded by Niche, that
the Board appropriate $13 for the County In
stitute to be held OF September 29th. Car
ried.
Moved by Niche seconded by Cudhie, that
the Clerk be hereby instructed to have $50
copies Of an extract from the statute for the
prevention Of prairie fires, also, a notice to
tbs several officers Of the county notifying
them of their duty in the matter md calling
upon the people to exercise every precaution
to guard against the prairie fires and the ter
rible consequences which would be entailed
thereby, and requesting that any which may
be seen be promptly extinguished. Carried.
Moved by Niche seconded by LeMay, that
each commissioner ascertain the amount Of
restitution existing In his district Inc the
amount Of help that probably will be required
for the coming winter so that the Board may
be in . position to take whatever steps In
their judgment may be necessary to obtain
and report the same on the first Monday in
October. Carried.
On motion, the Board adjourned.
~... NJ. o. TIBBITs,
County Clerk.