The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1895-01-19

Register OF DEEDS i 1900
Sheriff d 1900
Co. Judge I 1000
Coroner 1000
States Attorney, fixed by statute 1000
Clerk of Court + 1000
Justice of the Peace 500
Constables $50
Assessors 500
The bond OF Thomas White sheriff in
the sum of 81, 500 with N. Meighen, w.
r. Mcintosh and Thomas Burris as
sureties was approved.
The bond of A. G. Burr. states Attorney
in the sum of $1,000 with J! J. Linton and
c. S. McCandless as sureties was ap-
proved.
The bond of James Cromar Justice of
the Peace in the sum of $500 with Thomas
Mcpherson and James Bacon Sr. as
sureties was approved.
The bond of James Clark, assessor for
the 5th Dist. in the sum of $500 with
George Clark and David Clark as sureties
was approved.
The bond of Angus McKinnon, clerk of
the dist court. in the sum of $1,000 with
r. w. Wilson. Samuel Hunter and
Duncan Beaten as sureties, was approved.
The bond of Ole Roland, county judge in
the sum OF 81 900 with Albert Oleson and
H. c. Dana as sureties was approved.
The bond of G. ]. .Coulthard Co
Auditor in the sum of $4,000 with Ole
Roland and Daniel McBrayen as sureties
was approved. 7
Martin Elsessor was appointed to ap-
praise an estray taken up by flames Miller
The following resolution was adopted:
r. Resolved, .hat in addition to the
Statutory Poll tax of 81. 50 there be
levied tax of two mills on the dollar of
the taxable property of Bottineau county
State of North Dakota. out side the
Village of Bottineau and Willow City, for
the improvement of the highway, said tax
to be paid in labor or money and said tax
to be levied on the assessment of said
county for the year 1894.
On motion it was ordered that the road
districts in the county should remain as
already established.
The report of w. H. Kirk justice of the
Peace. for the qurrter ending Dec 3lst
1891 was received and approved and it
was ordered that the fees of witness be
paid as reported.
The report of VIM. Bell justice of the
Peace for the quarter ending Dec. 31st
1894 was received and approved and it
was ordered that the witness fees be paid
as reported.
At p. M the Board adjourned until
Jan. 9th 1895 at 9 a. m.
Jan. 9th 1895:
The Board met at o:3o a. m. pursuant
to adjournment and was called to order
by the Chairman, members Of the Board
II present L.
In response to notice published by the
Auditor proposals were received from the
Merchants Bank of Bottineau. the Bott-
ineau Co. Bank and the Farmers and
Merchants Bank of Willow City for re-
ceiving on deposit the funds Of Bottineau
County North, Dakota in accordance
with chapter 4o of the session laws of the
State Of North Dakota for the year 1893.
Each of said Banks offered to pay three
per cent per annum on the funds deposited
with it. -.:
On motion the proposals from all three
of said Banks we're accepted. "
On motion it was resolved that each oi
the above named Banks be required tc
give bond of SIS, 900 for the faithful per
Torrance of its agreement.
The bond OF the Farmers and Merchant.
Bank Of Willow City for the sum of SIS. ooe
given as security for county funds de
posted in said Bank, with Anton Svensrue
If i E. Guertin. Thomas E. Fox, C. O
Romansen and vB. Noble as sureties wa,
received and on motion approved.
The bond Of the Bottineau County Banl
for the sum of $1,000, given as security
for county funds deposited in said Banl
v. B. Noble. Rasmus Slettebak, Ella
Ertresyaag Thomas F. Woods. A. Nc
Arthur and Geo Kelcey as sureties wa
received and on motion approved.
An Irrigation petition was.received from
/ ". b. and c. HI Noble asking that certai,
lands named in said petition be consti
tuted an irrigation district 10 be know,
as Oak Greek Irrigation District No. I.
An Irrigation petition was receives
from n G. Dana asking that the land
described II said petition be constituted
a. irrigation district to b. designaled Il
Oh Cresk Irriga alton District No. ~.
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