The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1894-07-21

ing precincts in the county should remain
as established in July, 1892, with the ex'
ception that a new precinct be formed on
the Mouse River near the mouth of the
boundary branch, to be numbered 70 and
one on the South Antler numbered 20.
Settlers on or near the Mouse River in
the and commissioner district to vote at
No. 70; those near the South Antler to
vote at No. 20.
Polling places we're established in the
various precincts and inspectors appoint
ed as follows:
Precinct No. /, polling place, Arthur's
school house; inspector. Napoleon Loiseile.
Precinct No. 2, polling place at Tarsus; In
spector, Martin Elsessor.
Precinct No. 8. polling place at the house
of G, J. Lindberg; inspector, G.. !. Lindberg
Precinct No. 4, polling place, Ferguson
school house; inspector, E.. J. Hurt,
Precinct No. S, polling place, Williamson
school house: inspector, VIM. Williamson.
Precinct No. 9, polling place. school house
north of Ole Roland's; inspector, Ole Roland
Precinct No. Z, polling place at the house
Of j. J. Dalen: inspector, j. Dalen.
Precinct No. 8, polling place at the house
Of Mark Hawker, inspector, Z. +. Wood.
Precinct No. 0, polling place, North Pea
body school house; inspector, Thomas
Patching.
Precinct No. 10, polling place, school house
| No. 1; inspector, John A. Scot.
Precinct No. ii. polling place at the school
INSPECTOR. f, J. Nehring.
Precinct No II, polling place at the house
of Robert Aud; inspector, Robert Aud.
Precinct No. 10, polling place at the school
house on Sec, 16; inspector, John Cudhie.
Precinct No. IA, polling place at the house
of Peter Hardenberg: inspector, Peter Har-
denberg.
Precinct No. Is, polling place at school
house No. l; Inspector J. A.. Mcdonnell.
Precinct No. 10, being the village Of Willow
City. the president of the board Of trustees
is the inspector and will establish the poll
ing place.
Precinct No. II, BOttineau village east OF
Main Street; inspector, the senior trustee.
Precinct No. Is, Bottineau Village west of
Main Street; inspector, the trustee of the
ward.
Precinct No. 10. polling place at the house
OF +. b. AlDeftSOn: INSPECTOR, T.. D. AlOcIC-
son.
Precinct No. 20, pollirg place at the house
of John ieffert; inspector, John Siefrert.
The auditor delivered to the board the list
of uncolle cted personal property tax for the
years 1892 and 1898 as provided by law.
The following bills were allowed:
O. f.. Chretien, service as CO. com.
and on board of equalization II 90
H. r. Russell, service as co. com.
aud on board of equalization 10 40
Thomas Kelly, service as CO. com.
and OIL board Of equalization 900
j. X. Lackie, service as co. com.
and Oh board Of equalization IA GO
Hugh McKinnon, service as 90. com.
and on board of equalization ID %
Walker Bros, books II stationery, 81 80
School for Deaf, transportation and
clothing for deaf 0 80
J. o. Branden, refund Of erroneous
poll tax 3 W
, ]. A.. Greig, salary county superin-
tendent. Ind Or, 1894, l6l ~
Joseph Crosiett,ere, bridge timber 500
Bruno C~harboneau, 72 SO
w. H. Thomas. bridge spikes, Is
John Wright, service as road SUPER
visor, 1894, 0W
At 6 m |. the board adjourned sine die.
Attest:
JIG: THOMPSON. Co. Auditor,