The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-11-21

mieslOnors Manseli, Vaughn and John.
son.
Adjourned until 0 a. M. Tuesday, Nov.
IL.
Tuesday Nov. IL, 8 q. m,
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
same members present.
The auditor called to his assistance
Chairman McGuin and Commissioners
johnson and Mansell to canvass to vote
Of the election held on Nov. 4th, 1880,
aud the board adjourned until / D. m.
Tuesday, Nov. Ncy. IL, p. III.
Board met pursuant TO adjournment.
Present: Chairman McGuin and
commissioners johnson. Mansell, Vaughn
and Arnold.
The following additional fees were al.
lowed in the justice report of B. T. Grow:
Fred Rose. for guarding prisoners : 8 90
b I Grow justice fees In Walker
observation-disclosures. s On
Ed Frost constable fees in Walker
16 40
b ! Grow justice fees for deposi.
ton and guarding prisoners in
Spence, Lang and Park cases...... l3 80
Is L Grow justice fees in Walker
case, No. 2.......................... 6 IS
II ID Mckay constable fees in
Alex Brown Observation-Disclosures. Is IS
Tie following justice report for the
quarter ending Sept. 3Oth was read and
the following fees allowed:
Fred Rose. constable fees in Glow.
er. Walker and belong cases...... 900
NJ NJ Fraser justice fees in Walker
CdSs 81
NJ NJ Fraser justice fees in Rig.
gers Observation-Disclosures. 4 ~
Ed Frost constable fees in RiRgers
e"oo ......:.....s............. s 70
NJ NJ Fraser justice fees in Walker
Observation-Disclosures. b U
Ed Frost constable fees in Walker
~ w
Bids were then, opened for furnishing
the county with coal. There was one
bid for 45 tons of coal from Clias. Whit.
man at 1915 per ton delivered at court
house. This tender was accepted.
There were three tenders re.
ceived for building the bridge OH st.
Thomas and Gardar road at Crystal, as
follows: J. W. Benton. for $500; George
Skene, for $50; and James lines, for
$420. The building Of this bridge was
awarded to james Innes and it was re-.
solved that Commissioner Arnold be EN-.
powered to procure bond in the sum of
three hundred dollars and also to pro-
cure specifications Of the proposed bridge
and to superintend the construction and
inspect the material Of said bridge.
Adjourned until 0 a. IN, Wednesday,
Nov. IL.
Wednesday, Nov. 12, a. m.
Board met pursuant to adjournment,
same members present.
Resolved that an order lie drawn from
the road and bridge fund for 1854, in ia.
vor of Mal,on & Robinson, Of Bathgate,
settlement in full for building bridge
across the Tongue RIVER at BathRate,
including all extra work and improve.
ments put on.
Resolved that quit claim deeds be
Issued to A. L. Bostwick, of BowesInont.
on lots 8, 4. s. and 9, Fosters addition TO
Batllgate, upon the payment to the
county treasurer of $43O5.
The following bills were audited and
allowed:
F A Hart labor and repairs on old
JUL W
The resignation of F Houston as vice.
President of the board of health was
read and accepted.
The following amount was allowed
l F Houston for services as q member of
tile board Of healtl, in examining ani |
looking after glsndered horses, 5000.
Resolved that Mr.. Quigley. of Bath.
gate, veterinary surgeon, he appointed |
vice president Of the board of health in
place Of l. F. Houston. resigned.
The following amount was allowed |
Justice Z A Armstrong for jurors paid in
Walter Goodbody case, $500.
Adjourned until Thursday, Noy. 10.
1880.
Thursday. Nov. IL. 1880.
Board met pursuant TO adjournment.
preeent Chairman MtGuin and Commis-
sioners Mansell. Arnold and Vaughn.
The following election expense bills
were allowed:
q ] McCurdy.".............. .............$2 90
SkanderberH.. COL
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 9 COL
rreetnsh."..'''...... '."............"....2 W
VIM Pleasance. .................... 9 10
do returning POLL books..... 3 50
b James ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. m