Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-07-08
THE DAILY ROUND.
A Partial List of School Affairs, as
Obtained From the Reports of
District Clerks.
Proceedings of the City Council, at
the Regular Meeting Tuesday
E.. Evening.
The Tramp Abroad; As We See Him
in His Travels. and as He
Appears.
The School Officers.

.S@'I' The School Officers.
Below is given a list of the officers
elected in the several school districts in
the county, as reported by the clerks Of
the districts. In some districts two
directors and one treasurer were
elected, while in others but one director
was chosen. The report is incomplete as
yet, some of the clerks having failed to
report to the superintendent the elected
directors. The following districts have
failed to make reports: Apple Creek,
Boyd, Burnt Creek, Fort Rice, Harris
and Long Lake. The districts of Fort
Rice, Boyd and Menoken have failed also
to make return to the auditor of the vote
cast for superintendent.
Following is the list Of the school
officers by district:
Ballvile: j. F. Crum, director; G. N.
Hendrix, treasurer.
Driscoll: Chas. ssWohlsein, J. D. Lake,
directors; Mrs. Mary Avery, treasurer.
Ecklund: A. P. Anderson, director;
Swan Peterson, treasurer.
Menoken: B. A. Schwab, L. o.
Myers, directors; VIM. Nelson, treas
urer.
Francis: VIM. McCormic, director;
Mrs. S. K. Hood, treasurer.
Glenview: Peter Erstrom, director;
F. R. Simons, treasurer.
Gibbs: J. P. French, j. G. Sweet, di-
r~ectors; H. R. Warner, treasurer.
Grass Lake: Aug. Asplund, director;
John Engstrom, treasurer.
Hay Creek: John Sebry, director;
- Mrs. Belle Carahoof, treasurer.
lincoln: N. Falconer, B. +. Henders,
directors; S. B. Lawrence, treasurer.
Logan: M. H. Burton, director; Geo.
L. Brooks, treasurer.
Manning: J.. B. Irvine, director;
Charles Carr, treasurer.
McKenzie: G. F. Anderson, director;
c. E. Crum, treasurer.
Morton: G. w. Motif, director; Caleb
Farr, treasurer.
Naughton: J. Allen, Peter Smith,
Aug. Solberg, directors; Michael Wolf,
treasurer.
Painted Woods: John johnson, di-
rector; Alex Danielson, treasurer.
River View: Mcclellan Sanders, di-
rector; L. A. Larson, treasurer.
White: E. M. Bellatti, director; A. D.
Cordner, treasurer.
Thus far, it is noticed that three ladies
have been promoted to the dignity OF
school treas urers-Mrs. Mary Avery, in
Driscoll, Mrs. S. X. Hood in Francis
and Belle Carahoof, in Hay Creek.
City Council.
The city council met Tuesday
evening, pursuant to adjournment.
All present, Mayor Pro TEN Patterson
presiding.
Minutes of previous meetings read and
approved.
A communication from A. F. Wagan
calling the attention of the council tc
the proposed establishment of a college
and requesting them to elect one OF
their body as an advisory member Of
the board of trustees, was read and
filed. On motion, Fl. L. Reade was made
an advisory member.
The reports Of the clerks and of the
board of %canvassers in the late special
election were read and adopted.
j. D. Mcdonald, the newly elected
alderman, then filed his certificate Of
election and took the oath of Office.
The city t%reasurer's report for June
was read and referred to the committee
on ways and means.
The following bills were audited and
allowed:
j. P. Kenyon, postage. northumberland OC
Geo. Gussner, supplies. 81
Matt Glineburg, settlement. 6 IS
MIGRANTS :..,.............:........... 1,oso o
Lawrence Hatch, special policeman. q
M Linehan, ...... 6 0C
3. O'Rellly, ..... 4G
II. H.. Hanes. ..... 2 W
Cal Wilson, ..... 8 OC
Pat McCue., " 900. 10 0C
Chas. Campbell, work at engine house. Il O(
Judges and clerks of special election. 10 &C
Pat Kelly, grading of Tenth street,. 12O OF
On motion, it was decided that licenses
given to one person are not transferra.
BILE, and the chief of police was ordered
to collect dray license from all persons
who had purchased already. licensed
1rovc.