Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1889-01-18
County Board Proceedings.
ELLENDALE. Dak., Jan.

County Board Proceedings.
| (Onical Minutcs)
| ELLENDALE. Dak., Jan. 7th, 1882
| Board Of County Commissioners met in regular
session at Glendale, OAK, on Monday. Jan. 1th
1899, at the hour Of Q O'Clock a, III.
| Present, D. b. Mcdonald, c. l.. Ward, II. j
Perrinc, G. II. Butcman.
| There not being u full board present, the clcc.
| tion Of a chairman for the ensuing year was de.
fcrred, and the board proceeded to fix the amounts
OF tue bonds to be required of the county officers
for the ensuing term, ns follows: Register uf
Deeds, three thousand dollars; County Treasurer,
forty thousand dollars; County Con- tables, five
hundred deilars; Justices OF tho Peace, five hun
drcd dollars; Judge of Probate, three thousand
dollars.
The following ofticersclect presented bonds.
which were upon motion approved:
George II. Keycs, Register OF Decds.
Caleb b. Hale, County Constable.
Frank e. Randall Justice of the Peace.
WV. Sears, County Constable.
A communication from Brown county relative
, to aid furnished oncJ. ID. Fischer was lecciycd
and upon motion was referred to District After.
ney. A petition was presented by Y. NJ. Wood
for All abatement of taxes H. C. quar-. OF sec. 81.
town 1872, range 10, which upon motion WAS denied.
Upon motion the Board adjourned till p. m.
Jan. 7th, 1883.
January 7th, 1889.
Board mot pursuant to ad journment, ut p. III.
Members present: McDonad, Pcrrine, Wettrc,
Ward and Baleman.
Upon motion the board proceeded to elect
chairman for tue ensuing year.
The hrst (iniormaD ballot resulted as follows:
Whole number OF votes cast, 5-as follows:
l.. Ward. .......... Observation-Disclosures.
II. j. Perrno ...... ... -. ........... .......
d. b. Mcdonald. ..... :. Observation-Disclosures. 3
Moved to proceed to a formal ballot.
First formal ballot resulted as follows:
Whole number Of votes cast, 5-us follows:
II. j. Perrine ....... .................... ... l
u. Is, Mcdonald. Observation-Disclosures.
Upon motion D. Is Mcdonald was declared
unanimously elected chairman for the ensuing
year.
Upon motion the bond of the sheriff for the
ensuing ter IN was fixed at fifteen thousand dollars.
Upon motion tue bond of the county coroner
was fixed at three thousand dollars.
Upon motion the bond of Thomas w. Hillham
Of thirty thousand dollars and an additional bond
| Of ten thousand dollars was approved.
Upon motion the official bond of Thurlow Weed
for three Thousand dollars was app roved.
Upon motion the Elleniae Commercial was
designated the official paper OF the county for the
| ensuing year.
The Oakes Republican and Luddcn Times were
des gnatod the official papers for Publishing the
proceedings of the board Of county commission
ers
Upon motion the salary of the District Attorney
was fixed at six hundred dollars.
The official bond of Spencer A. Bowcs Judge
of Probate, was presented and upon motion ap-
proved.
Upon motion the school poll tax of Ray Robin
son was absted, he not being 21 years of age.
Upon motion the personal property tax OF James
Gomble for the year 1887, in VanMeter township,
was abated.
Upon motion the personal property tax of J. D.
Hatfield, in Kent township, was abated Us per
petition.
Upon motion arefunding order for 913ss vas
issued to Frank j. Leonard for taxes paid on the
| wrong quarter section, on receipt No 204s, and
| said receipt was upoE motion ordered cancelled
Upon motion the petition of the w. T. Lot
Compnny for IN abaiemCnt OF taxes on lot II,
block g. in Ludden, for the year 1897 was rejected
The hond Of NJ. Il. Merchant, coroner, was pre-
sented and upon motion approved
Upon motion the school poll tax of VIM. Geer
for the year 1887 was abatcd, he not being of tho
age of 81 y ars.
The petition Of o. II. Vented and Lewis Pratt
was referred to the Superintcn dent of schools.
Upon motion a refundng order of S5sss was
ordered issued to E. Steinau for taxes paid on
the IL. W. quar-. sec s5, township 131. range Ga,
SAID land being tree claim, provided Mr. Stenau
| shall execute quit claim deed of lund in favor
of Dickey county.
The following justice reports were approved
and warrants issued:
E. q. Baldwin, justice fees.... ............$5 1s
Pauline Armigen, witness fees, Ter. vs.. Ole
ErlcRson ......................... 4oo
T. g. Matthews, dtto.... ............ ...... 1 90
E. c. Holm, interpreter, same ease.......... 600
W F. Garfield, taking testimony do. 90
E. G. Baldwin, Ter vs.. E. s, Winhold, fine
and costs paid
E. q. Baldwin, justice fees. Observation-Disclosures. 80
Ole johnson, witness fees, Ter. vs. Patrick
Waters ................. 30
Lewis Larsen, ditto. Observation-Disclosures. 90
Thomas Larsen, ditto. .............. 1 40
Jacob Sommer, dtto....., ......... 20
Benz. Larsen. ditto. 40
II. p. Boardman, ditto o...................... 200
George Woodward, Observation-Disclosures. 90
James Beveridgc. ditto Observation-Disclosures. / 90
E. G. Baldwin, justice fees Observation-Disclosures. 2 so
D. g. Brown, witness fees Ter. vs.. John Ho-
land. ..-................... %
Chr. Peterson, ditto. Observation-Disclosures. 90
David Larsen, ditto. 90
e. G. Baldwin. justice fees. es................. IS
Minerva j. Russell, witness fees Ter. vs,
Walter H. Watts..... Observation-Disclosures. 200
William Burlock, ditto. Observation-Disclosures. 200
3. r. Roddle ditto 90
Defendants Witnesses
Mary j, Watts, ditto o................ 90
Eber A. Sanford, ditto. ................ 80. 90
NJ. s. James, clerk hire. 80. $40
e. g. Baldwin, justice fees Ter. vs Ole Erick-
son. .............. 20
E. G. Baldwin, justice fees Ter. va. W. II.
Bush and T. w. Bush....... 500. :. TO
E. q. Baldwin, justice fees Ter. vs. E. S.
Dixon and w. j. Devau.... :. .......... 3 Is
q. Baldwin, justice fees. 9 90
Pat Waters witness fees Ter. vs. Peter aud
Andrew G. Hagan. Observation-Disclosures. 2 20
j. Il. Snidcr, ditto. 70
Uottra dittn