The Wahpeton times., 1889-08-08

On motion ]. w. Gregg was ap-
pointed coroner in place of DR..
Baldwin, resigned.
On motion the following county
warrants were destroyed
eas eas MLocke. date, July 30, 1883 ....... 10
sss sss Hatch, date, July 1s, 1883. 600
49, Ivar nnana romaht, aate, July 90, 1883 10
569 Isaac Smith, date July Is. lSSs.... > 90
sso ss solomon Taylor, date. April "a, 1888. 40
;@ SsS An ~ AWhited, July 1s. 1888 20
Gag Margaret Zohners. July 20, 1sSa...... 10
On motion the board adjourned
until 2 O'Clock p. IN.
Two p. m. Board called to order
by the chairman, memers present,
IL. q. N. Myhra, j. Bauer, Peter
Kramer, Fritz Vessel, chairman.
On motion tho following reports
OF the overseers of the poor from
the I'd, Sd, 4th and 5th districts were
accepted:
To the Board of County Commissioners of Rich
land County. Dakota:
GENTLEMEN Il hereby present
my report as overseer of the poor.
district No. 2.
John Thompson, Abercrombie,
six children, one sick, $50 per month
allowance. Henry Jones, West
End, six children. two sick, So per
month allowance, temporarily. Mrs.
I1eitman. Dwight, two children, SO
per month, temporarily.
All of which is respectfully sub
mitted. II. G. N. MYHRA,
Overseer Dist. No. 2.
Dated July 10, 1889.
To the Board of County Commissioners Of Rich.
land County, Dakota:
GENTLEMEN Il hereby present
my report as overseer of the poor,
Dist. No. ):
Jacob Leinen, Belford, three chill.
dren, allowed groceries and wood. /.
Frank Sheline, Belford, allowed
groceries and wood. Mrs. Gutz-
man, Summit, three children, al.
lowed groceries and wood.
All of which is respectfully sub.
mitted. FRITZ VESSEL,
Overseer Dist. No. B.
July 10, 1889. =
To the Board of County Commissioners of Rich.
land County, Dakota:
GENTLEMEN II hereby present
my report as overseer of the poor
Dist. No. a.:
John Front, Hankinson, five chill
dren, temporarily. Ed. Lemay,
Hankinson, allowed $S per month.
All of which is respectfully sub
mitted. PETER KRAMER.
Overseer Dist. No, 4.
July 19, 1889.
To the Board OF County Commissioners of Rich.
land County. Dakota:
GENTLEMEN: hereby present
my report Us overseer of the poor,
Dist. No. l:
Mrs. Yonkey, two children, one
blind, monthly allowance, $11 .66.
Mrs. Engene, five children, receives
from county, groceries, house rent
and fuel.
All of which is respectfully sub
mitted, z. S. Larson,
Overseer Dist. No. 1.
TO the Board of County Commissioners of Rich.
land County, Dakota.
GENTLEMEN:-I hereby present
my report as overseer Of poor, Dist.
No. S.
Mrs. p. Reeder, three children,
April, May and June, $17.O0. JOS
eph Forman, months last winter,
$40 per month. Anton Lodtcer, 4
months last winter, Sl2 per month.
Mrs. James Golden and children,
$26.5O. Mrs. Theo. Reiter and six
children, $29.50. Henry Jentges,
three children, $24.50. Chapel and
two children, SIG per month. Mrs.
Mary Kinkon, $S. Mrs. Friska, two
children, $13. Two infant children,
$22 per month for both. Check and
Kusenick, $40 per month for both.
All of which respectfully sub
mitted. J. BAUER.
Overseer of the Poor.
July 10Th, 1889.
On motion the bill of Albrecht,
Hunger & Co. for 81 merchandise
to John Frundt was rejected.
Moved and supported and carried
that in all cases when an allowance
or claim has been allowed against
the county in favor of any person,
company or corporation is indebted
to this county for personal property
taxes due from him, them or it, the
auditor is hereby directed and Or
dered to Withhold such warrant until
such taxes are paid.
On motion the county attorney
was instructed to bring action
against o. X. Ulsaker, county treas
urer, to recover $966.66, the amount
deficient in the treasury at our
present settlement in July.
The $966.66 for which the county
attorney is instructed to bring suit
against o. X. Ulsaker, Co. Treasurer,
is the amount of o. X. Ulsaker's
salary as county treasurer from Jan.
9Th to July 1st, 1889. ED.I
On motion the delinquent per-
sonal property tax list was returned
to the county treasurer with in
structions to proceed at once to COL
lect said delinquent taxes.
On motion of ]. Bauer to appro-
pirate $1,000 for the Richland County
Agricultural Association was laid
over for further action.
On motion the bond of J. w.
Gregg for county coroner was ac-