The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-10-17

] Thompson constable z 40
g E Beemer. justice s6pence s IS
p A Armstrong justice Goodbody" 6 10
w H Moorhead constable {. 2 40
E Armstrong justice Corcoran 485
J D Trenholme Z" Bingham /" s Is
NJ Fadden constable 9G
] D Trenholme justice Belina s Is
NJ ] Fadden constable 055
Y Qackenbush justice Kahn {" s 90
A McFadden constable I" 4 90
J M Wylie justice Russell 4 80
a McFadden constable &c. Z" 4 90
= Bottinean witness ~. -" " 20
II VilleneIve 80
WIN LannigaI l 60
J NJ Wylie justice Liberty 4 G
A McFadden constable 13 60
VIM Trembeath witness :" $50
L Moran / 10
II Osborne {" " l 60
Il Aylen Justice Corcoran l2 IS
y y !, Il Moorlead constable " /" :. 2S g
} I I,,. MAJ Corcoran witness :. :. g g
Mrs + Thomas 10
Bjorg Jonasdotter Z" IS 10
n n d 8ry1njolfson interpreter {" 2@ 20
The report of District Attorney Knee.
shaw was read and following bills al
lowed for witness fees:
Randall 4 Currie, l day. mileage IS 90
VIM Lutes ! day and mileage" 300
j Corners {" 500
G McI.ain" 800
F A Hart sheriff. above case 90
Resolved, that the resolution passed
February 18th. 1890, fixing the state at
torneys salary for 1891 and 1892 at 1000
per annum be reconsidered and that the
salary of tile above named term be fixed
at 81 200 per annum.
Resolved, that an order for 5000 be
drawn from the county fund 10 refund
the personal taxes erroneously included
in tile tax sale Of 1888 certificate No 10,
said warrant to be drawn In favor of Alex
Mclean of Hamilton township, and that
this amount of 5000 be set back OH the
tax list Of Akra township to Alexander
Mclean of that township.
| The following bids were received for
publishing delinquent tax sales.
X Fairchild of Drayton Echo, 8 cents
per description. Wardwell & Thompson,
of the PIONEER EXPRESS ut II cents per
description.
Resolved, that the bid of Wardwell <
Thompson be accepted aud that they
furnish bond in the sum ofS5O0
Resolved, that the county auditor ad.
vertise for two weeks, in the PIONEER
EXPRESS, for proposals to remove the
auditors office, safe and the old coal shed.
The auditors Office TO be moved to a
point between the court house aud reg.
lister of deeds office, 16 feet back. on q
parallel with the front of said buildings.
The coal shed to he moved to the alley,
back of the register Of deeds Office, said
bu ildings TO be put on good foundations
and Tut in repair as they now are, ready
for occupancy and use. Bids to be open.
ed at 12 o'clock on November 18th next
Resolved, that the county auditor be
authorized to advertise for pr oposals to
furnish the county with so cords of hard
wood and IS tons of hard coal. Said no.
tice of proposals to he printed for two
wee ks in the PIONEER EXPRESS. st Thorn.
as Times. Drayton Echo and Bathgate
Democrat and to he openec at 12 o'clock
noon OIL the 18th day of November
next.
The following bills were allowed:
ID Mansell, services as commits
sioner and mileage. ............... SIS OC
IL McGuin, services rs commits
sioner and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81 sc
I'll r Vaughn. services as COM
RasnIHa ,i,o; csr;;ac";s No i'm, 10 s. "
Of 1883 on lot $, block q, Bathgate, sold
for 1887 taxes be cancelled upon tho pay
IN ent to the treasurer of $60.
The following bills were allowed:
Nngent & Brown for 65 tax lists
in duplicate and bIanks...........$ 1853 sc
Nugent & Brown for one chattel
/
Frank Hart 3 months salary as
as jaiIor and custodian and
board of acknowledgements. 1914 10
The Fargo Argus for tax sale rec
or,is and liquor aiIiiavits....... 20 SO
$ O Mctiuin, for three maps of
Pembina county to state super
intendent of schools at Bis
| marck......... ........ ...,.......... ~ OU
Chas Redpatll three months sal
airy as deputy auditor............. LOO 90
J Kabernagle three months SAL
airy as auditor and furnishing
four papers wirl commission
ers proceetlinga......... 4l0 20
Adjourned until Saturday, October ii.
Saturday, October 1ltll, lSW.
Board met pursuant to adjournment;
same members present.
The state attorney was requested to
gsve his opinion on the action Of the
state board of equalization regarding the
disallowance Of deductions for indebted
ncss within the state. s'rhc state attOr-
ney gave his opinion that the law allow
ing deductions against personal proper
~ assessments, was unconstitutional, but
that the state board Of equalization had
no authority to disallow the claims for
deductions.
Adjourned until November 10th. 1890.
II. McGUlN, J. KAnEESAGLE.
Chairman. Auditor.