The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1890-01-11
BOTTINEAU COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
Meet on the Fourth Day Of Janu'
arv, 1890. and Continue in SEES
sion Three DAYS,

sion Three DAYS.
Minutes Of a special meeting Of tie Board
cf Bottincal Co. Commissioner he'd at Bot
t~ineau, N. D., January 4th. 1890.
Commissioner Hornema IS tath was pre-
sonted.
Moved by LeMay Seconded by Cudhie,
thai Comr. Turner be temporary chairman.
Carried.
The minutes of last meeting were read
and on motion approved.
On motion the bend Of Jno. W. Bennett
% clerk of the court in the sum of 81, 900
with NJ. s Harmon and J. G. Thorn pson as
s~ureties, was accepted.
Moved by Niche seconded by LeMay,
that Comrs. Cudhie, Horneman and Turner
be q committee to draft a petition to the
Legislative Assembly for the extension Of
the time when the taxes come delinquent.
Carried.
On motion the Board adjourned till 2
p. m.
Board came to order at 2 p. m. pursuant
to adjournment.
Commissioner Cudhie reported for special
com the following draft of petition.
The undersif nrd the members Of the
Board Of County { commissioners Of Bottincau
County hereby petition that 20, enact such
legislation as will provide that the taxes
for the year 1880 shall not become delin-
q1ent until the LIST of November 1890.
That n copy IF the above be forwarded to
each Of pur representatives. to be presented
to their respective houses.
All Of which is RESP e~ctfnlly submitted.
Signed Jas. Cudhie
Ezra Turner Committee.
LIP LeMAy)
Moved by Niche seconded by Hornemar
that Fred. LeMay's bill for 80 days labor as
road supervisor b., allowed S48. Carried.
Moved by Cudhie seconded by LeMay
that the bill of Louis Brunette as road
supervisor for 7 days labor be allowed for
$1,000. Carried.
Moved by Cudhie seconded by Le'Iay
thrt the bill Of Chas. F.. Wood for % days
work as road supervisor be How ed for $42.
Carried.
On motion the bill Of liver Thompson for
SAT % for lator as road supervisor was all
lowed.
On motion the bill of John Krogen for
50. SO for labor as road supervisor was al
lowed.
Moved and seconded that the bill o.
William Williamson for $3.50 for ,rk as
road supervisor be allowed. Carried.
On motion the bill Of Hugh Nichol for
1913 50 for work as load supervisor was
allowed.
On molten the bill Of james McVicar for
Slb for labor as road supervisor was allowed.
Novel and seconded 9hat the bill of
Albert Marshall for $4.9l for labor as road
supervisor be allowed. Carried.
On motion the bill of Geo. W. Dixon for
5000 fer labor as road supervisor was a.
lowed.
Moved by Cudhie seconded by LeMay that
the resolution adopted May 10Th 1889. ooen-
ing the road petitioned for by John Krogen
and others be tsreby rescinded and That
sal road be declared open in accordance
with the plan of survey submitted this d4y
by the County Surveyor.
That the road petitioned for by Cnmil
Raril and others. filed End of Sept. 1889, he
declared open according to the survey of
the County surveyor, submitted this day.
That the road petit med for by Gullik T.
Lse and others, filed Sept. 2, 1889, be here.
by declared ooen in accordance with sur
vey, submitted this day by County Survey
CIR. Carried.
IN motion the bill of Robert Brander for
$9 90 for labor as road supervisor was al
lowed.
On motion the following bills were al
lowed.
Free Lance.
Publishing Comrs. Proceedings and
county acknowledgements. ........ 5 1900
| Ole Horneman,
Services as County surveyor, S 80 20.
On motion the bill f.. w Artt ur or SO
for cleaning school house after election was
rejected.
David Hoover,
Delivering ballot boxe s......... 9.20.
Davic Hoover,
Opening and attending Dist.
... ) 400
P. R. Ferguson
Postage and express.......... S 6.55.
Henry Bake.
Use of house at election ....... 5 200
David Hoover.
Delivering ballot boxes. ........ 5 14.l1.
Fred. W. Cathro.
Service as Co. Superintendent S 77.CO
Archie McVicar,
DISTRIBUTE % ballot boxcs....... 8 200.
H. o lit,
Saving wood for Co........ 5 $50.
Michael Hett;nger.
Delivering ba Hot boxes in May
and October ......."..... 5 200.
Samuel Kin'ey,
Delivering ballot boxes .".... S 100.
Samuel Kinley.
Delivering ballot boxes October
election. j 100.
Plaindealer,
Copy of Melvelrs Justice
49, Tracticc .....-.. = oOu
Pioneer Press Co.,
County warrants. ............ $l2. 90.
Pioneer Press Co.,
l gross pens for Co ,.... 5 rs.
V. B. Noble,
4th quarters salary as Dist. Atty 5 100.
Warner & Stoltze.
Lumber FOE Willow City bridge 5 32.s5.
Stoushten, Chamhe' lin & Mcintosh,
Provisions for Flnnncry 5 S.Sj
N. O. Tib1its.
Cash paid for digging Mrs.
HlscocKs grave........... ZOO
On motion the T GARD adjourned sine die.
NJ. O. TIBBITs
Co. Clerk
inmates Of q reg ular Meeting of the
Board of Co. Commissioners hello at Bot.
tineau, n. D.. Jan. 9th. 1890.
Board came to order at II o'clock. a. NJ,
full board present.
Minutes Of last meeting were read and or
motiin approved:
Moved by LeMay second ID ny Hcrneman
that Comr, Niche be chairman of the Board
for the coming year. Carried.
Moved and seconded that the bill
Of William Patton for $lO.77 for
work ia court house be rejected.
Carried.
Mo :ed hy Cudhia seconded hv LIE.