The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1889-10-03
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COUNTY DADS.
TERRITORY 6F DAKOTA, }
County of Richland, IS.
County Auditors Office.
Monday. September 2, 1889, II
O'Clock a. M. Special session o1
board of county commissioners me1
for the purpose of making lev,
for the county general tax, and
transact such other business as ma,
come before the board.
Called to order by the chairman
Members present: P. S. Larson, j.
Bauer and Fritz Vessel, chairman
and o. Il. Perry, county auditor.
On motion the board adjourned
until two o'clock p. m.
Two O'Clock p. m. Board callel
to order by the chairman, members
present, p. s. Larson, HI. G. N.
Myhra, j. Bauer and Fritz Vessel
chairman.
On motion the following levy was
ordered by the county commissions
ers for the current year
Coanty CoSntyy S;s1s, Seneral' .. mill.
Sountt oihhlHS. ................... ] mills
territorial. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 31-1O mill.
Stock Indemnity ty................ 4-lOmiIis
Road and Bridge. 1910 mills
1eherai School........ ..............3 mills
On motion the bill of Geo. p
CARED for $4,000 for ADVERTISING
Richland county was allowed.
On motion an election was ordered
held in accordance with the COVER.
nor's proclamation, for congress
sional, state, legislative, judicial
and county officers, as provided for
in said proclamation, and for the
purpose of voting upon the adoption
or rejection Of Article 20 of the
Constitution, entitled "Prohibition, q
which is submitted as separate
proposition, ands also to vote upon
the adoption or rejection of the
constitution. Said election to be
held at the usual polling places of
each township, and township boards
act as judges and clerks of election.
Polls to be open from s o'clock a. m 4.
until 5 o'clock p. m.
On motion the justice report of
Folsom Dow was referred to the
district attorney.
On motion the justice report Of j.
A. Rickert was accepted and war
rants ordered drawn for the several
amounts thereon.
On motion the illegal tax assessed
against lots 2 to IL, inclusive, block
5, and lots y to Is, block 4, was re-
funded.
On motion the board adjourned
until 9 a. M, September 3.
Tuesday, 9 o'clock a. m. Men,
bers present as before, called to
order by the chrirman.
: On motion the report of j. Bauer
on bridges was accepted and COM
mittee discharged.
On motion the board commenced
to allow bills against the county.
On motion the request of DR..
Franklin to destroy warrant No
734 for $500 and draw a warrant
for $4.00 in payment of DR.. Frank.
Inns servies on insanity case was
complied with.
On motion the bill of Fred Kla.
witter for $15 was allowed and 81
deducted therefrom for old lumber
sold him.
Moved and supported that when
treasurers and clerks of school
townships have failed to make cor.
rect reports of the financial state
ments and forwarded the same tt
the superintendent of schools ac.
cording to law, when for such reason
the superintendent has been com.
PEELED to visit such school officers
that the expenses incurred be
charged to each school township
Carried.
On motion the board adjourned
until 2 o'clock p. m.
Two o'clock p. m. Board callel
to order by the chairman, members
present as before.
Board continued allowing bill.
against the county.
On motion $175 was allowed fol
a bridge in town of Walcott, across
Sheyenne river between sections
and 6, township 1876. range so, sait
warrant drawn in favor of treasure
of Walcott township.
On motion the report of job,
Shippam, judge of probate was &C
cepted and warrants ordered drawr
on the treasurer for the seyera
amounts theron except the bill O
John Bull which was rejected.
On motion the bill of Fritz Yves
sci for $75 for II days committe,
work on bridge was allowed as fol
lows: j. Bauer and III. G. N. Myhr;
voting yes and p. S. Larson votinl
no. At his request Mr.. LARSON
vote was changed from no to yes.
On motion the bill of DR.. Frank
li1 was laid over for further action
Continued next week.)