Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-04-15

Frank Donnelly. jailer for March,
1oSz 70 90
E. H. Register. states' attorney
{ for March, 1892 ........... SIS ee
Frank Donnelly, sheriff. $780,. 8 90
Clarence Price, clerk of the dis
trlct court NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 18S 45
Bismarck TRIBUNE company,
printing, etc. So IS
w. B. Martin, election room 2 so
John G. Pollock, poor,.. 8 so
Bismarck Coal &Wood company,
poor. b 50
Peter Cox, Observation-Disclosures. II. 70
Peter Cox, 81 so
Lamborn Hospital, subsistence
and nursing, March. I. .. Isl 81
Board of Education, rent, First
quarter, 1892 rs 90
E.TW. Brown, election 4 90
Bismarck Coal & Wood company,
coal Observation-Disclosures. Y so
Nelson White, moving safe. -. 10 90
A. Greasy, one barrel oil ..... 10 20
Frank Donnelly, sheriff. $500. l 90
DR.. W. E. Fraser, commissioner
VI AAoohAey IL w
IF. Philbrick, commissioner of
INSANITY 4 10
e, G. Chase, commissioner of in
SANITY $500. 3 w
DR.. h. r. Porter, witness. ....... 1 10
Frank Donnelly, sheriff (. 4 IS
E. j.. Field, assigned to E. E..
Field, bridge work. ............ 2 90
&c. Pollock, culvert ........ 7 90
Chas. Glitschka, assigned to j. F.
Fort, bailif 2 90
A. E. Beal, assigned to G. NJ.
Dahl. juror 80. ,............. 2 10
Chas. Glltschka, assigned to J.tF.
Fort, juror z 10
Chas. Bentley, assigned to Asa
FISHER, Juror...:............... s z 10
Joseph Wood, ~assignedtto E. H. &,
Wilson, juror. ..........- 6 10
Chas. Carr, assigned to j. P.
Dunn, treasurer, juror. ....... $50
Robert Macnider, juror. .~.. 8 10
T. w. Griffin, juror. ....... IL 10
Frank Campagna, juror ....... 8 90
Geo. E. Lewis, juror............. 8 90
Asa Fisher, juror. ............. 2 10
tThos. MCGOWAN, juror. . 2 10
Martin Ford, juror. -. .. 4 10
E. 6. Carey, juror. ............. so
Con Molloy, witness .......... l 10
The following bills were referred to the
states attorney:
E. G. Chase, county judge for February
and March, 1892.
VIM. T. Perkins, county superintendent
for March, 1892.
Frank Donnelly, receiving and discharg-
ing prisoners.
The following bills were laid on the
table:
E. G. Chase, and others, insanity commits
sion, in case of B. F. Slaughter.
A. w. Mellon, Overpaid taxes;
The following were designated market
places for sale'of chattels, under chapter
40, laws of 1890:
Postofice at Glascock. d.
Postofice at Sterling.
Postofice at Menoken.
Postofice at Painted Woods.
Court house at Bismarck. =
Coroner's account in case Of Robert
Arndt vas disallowed for the reason that
decedent was, at time Of death, owner of
sufficient property to pay the account.
Requisition for supplies for register Of
deeds Office was referred to Commissioner
Healy.
Commissioner Ecklund offered the fol-
lowing resolution, which was adopted:
RESOLVED, That on and after this date
the taller and janitOr be paid S56 90 per
month in warrants on the general fund,
instead Of $500 as heretofore paid.
Commissioner Healy offered the follow
ing resolution, which was adopted:
Resolved, That that portion Of the reso-.
luton of March 8, 1892, referring to the
opinion or the states attorney. being made
part of the minutes and published, be and
the same is hereby recorded, and that said
opinions be filed.
Adjourned too p. M, April 80, 1892.
.S a. r. AVERY
County Auditor.
The Plea of Insanity