Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1891-04-10
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
of the Board of County Commits.
si0.aers of En,1eons County.
W1LLIAMsroRr, April 6, 1891

W1LL1AMsroRr, April 6, 1891. =.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Present: Hy. Van Beck (chairman),
George II. McLain and Dugald Campbell,
commissioners.
Minutes of last meeting read and ap-
proved.
A correspondence from the state vete.
rinarian was received relative to the
sheep-inspection laws. The auditor was
directed to report that the law relative to
the appointment of sheep inspector and
his duties is fully complied with, in SC
far as this county Is concerned.
The board appointed the following
road supervisors and their boundaries
THIRD DISTRICT
SelZ school township, Lawrence Keller
Baker school township, Gerrit Haak.
Union school township, Edward Van
Beck. .:.S -, ~ '. -"
Glanavon school >tdwlship, Matthew
Baker.
Winona school township, Henry Brum
BILE. ....
Exeter school township, Peter Kraft
SECOND DISTRICT.
Township 1876, ranges rs and rs, Dud
ley Walker.
Townships 1876, 1876 and 1874, range a.
Oscar W. Nelson. j.,
Townships 1876 and 1874, range rs, Ira
L. Young.
Townships 1876 and 1874, range rs, Jas.
A. Robinson.
Townships 13t, 1872 and 1873, range a.
Martin Fisher. y
Townships 131, 1872 and 1873, range 76
j.. W. Wescott,
-.. FIRST DISTRICT.
Township 1856, ranges n, rs and 70, W
W. Goodwin.
Townships 1874 and 1876, range II, D. L.
Chapman.
Townships 1873, 1874 and 1876, range rs
L. D. Small.
Townships 1872 and 1873, range II, N
Mahaney.
Moved and carried that each road dis
trict be declared also u fire district, enc
that the road supervisor Of each road dis
trlct is hereby appointed fire warden
and, further that each supervisor be iu-
structed to use all road work for making
fire guards by blowing and burning so as
to best protect his district, except what
work Is absolutely required.
Relative to seed wheat the following
resolution was adopted
Resolved, That the board Of county
commissioners insert a notice in each OF
the newspapers published in the county
giving notice that the board WILL on the
10th day of April, A. D. 1891, hold a spe,
cial meeting for the purpose of enter
tanning, applications for seed grain to bt
furnished to residents of Emmens count,
under the act passed and approved March
20, 1890, entitled can act authorizing
counties to issue bonds to procure 2cec
grain for needy farmers resident thcr4.l, ,"
and the amendments thereto.
Moved and carried that TIC various
county officers be instructed to ;usert
official notices and statements ia b1th pa
pcrs published IN the county.
The following bills we're presented
audited and allowed: e---s,
James S. MCGEE sheriff, fees and
mileage, board Of prisoners, jail
er's salary, etc. $3.50 15
Minneapolis Stamp Co., for stamp 1 81
H. Beal, stove for Jail. ...... 23 OF
Nugent 6 Brown ........... a 7(
Nugent s. Brown, books and blanks l3 81
Robert Dickson, hauling coal from
Bismarck for jail. Z sc
The Argus Company, books and
blanks for county Offices. 81 Sc
e. T. Cook, services as read super.
visor, 13 days. s................ 25 OF
William Beard, hauling stove from
Bismarck for jail. ll............... 2 0C
A. L. and L. C. Pctrle, bolts and
nails for county bridges. ........ o.
Erard Woorstcr, sheep inspector,
services inspecting sheep, and
mileage. ........ ....... 25 0C
Faunce s. Brown, whitewashcs, &;e.,
for county 500
Washington Hawkes. 10 i:oar4. or
John Hermann Huudccl..5"a 3
months, at $15 per month, - PEI
contract ......:..... ..........c~ is %
John p. Ho&giand, coal for colU:y
oflices and jail .......x......... II &c
The quarterly report of NJ. E. Wal
drof, justice Of hepcace, was presented,
examined and allowed, as follows:
Justicc.fees, Thurber case $50 60
Justice fees. JAS: Dickson
case e.............. 245
Justice fees, David Lindsay
tase..... ........as....... 245
Justice fees, Joseph NJ.
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