Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1895-04-11

Ezra klnSman. juror fee. ....... l 90
Eben Radford, ST., juror fee 80. 90
Mark Diemert, juror fee. 90
Pat Shelp, juror fee. ...,........ 90
Jas. Robertson, juror fee. ....... 90
All witness fees in this case were dis
allowed.
State of North Dakota VS.. Ed. Richot,
Robt. Robertson, justice FEES. IS
forge Torgeson, constable fees. 9 60
Arthur Anderson, witness fee... 90
James Charon, witness fee 80. 90
D. St. Vincent, interpreter. 80. l 40
Justice report of w. j. Thompson
was read and fees allowed as follows:
w. j. Thompson, justice fees. 40
Geo. Campbell, sheriff's FEES. II Is
= State of North Dakota VS.. VIM. Pri-
chard, costs paid by complaining wit
ness.
Justice report of D. a. Oakland was
read and fees allowed as follows:
State of North Dakota VS.. Helmer An
derson and John Jensen,
! ID. A. Oakland, justice fees. 800. IS
forge Torgeson. constable fees. 80 80
Eliza Solo, witness fee. ....... 8 20
Martha Oakland, interpreter. 1 so
John McGauvran, sherjff's fees. % SO
John McGauvran, jailor's fee for
$4,000, allowed at. .......... 10 90
John McGauvran, jailor's fees
| orH h0or1 RI
John McGauvran's fees in injunc-
tional cases for S62. % in six separate
cases making a total of 1878 80 was dis
allowed.
The several reports of the county
officers required to make report were
examined, accepted and ordered filed.
P. McHugh presented his bond fol
$4,000 as abstractor for the county Of
Cavalier, which bond was approved
with the following sureties, viz: E. =.
Elford, G. Orion, N. E. McGruer. FL.
Hodgins, A. Schulke and M. L. Sulli-
van.
j The following places were designated
for the selling Of property under chat
tel mortgage. viz:
Front door of pest-ofice at Milton;
front door of the post-ofice at Osna-
brock; front door post-office at Olga;
front door of post-office at Hannah:
front door of post-office at Elkwood:
front door of the court house at Lang
don and front door of Fremont school
house No. L, in Fremont township.
In accordance with Chapter 81, OF
the laws of 1891, and amendments
thereto regarding noxious weeds. the
board of county commissioners of the
County of Cavalier, North Dakota
ordered that all noxious weeds such as
mustard, French weed, Canada thistle.
wild oats, cookie burr, and Russian
cactus be destroyed between the dates
of July 1st and August LIST of each and
every year, by either blowing or pull
ling and it is further ordered that the
road overseers of the several districts
in the county of Cavalier shall take the
necessary legal steps to have said law
enforced, and the auditor is instructed
to give the required notice by publica-
ton.
The following bills were audited and
allowed;
j B Boyd, for goods. 1928 80
Henry Porter. services as county
commissioner. 40 90
John Gatschene, services as
county commissioner. ....... 10 40
Henry Dunford, services as
county commissioner. ........ q &c
P McHugh, services as county n
commissioners 900. .......... ID OC
Geo Weir, services as county
commissioner. .......... 81 Sc
b J Fox, for mileage and postage 20 IS
Commissioner Geo. Weir, made re-
port in reference to the necessity Of the
bridge on county line between PEN.
bina county and Cavalier county and
stated that an appropriation of $50
would be sufficient, thereupon the au-
ditor was instructed to issue warrant
for $50 on the road and bridge fund in
the name of Commissioner Weir, fol
fixing the said road.
The board adjourned to meet on Sat
urday, April 9th, 1896, at 10 O'Clock
a. m. u,
GEO. WEIR, Chairman.
ii. u. ALERT, Co. Auditor.
Farmers, mortgages Of chattels and
others having property tof sale at pub
lie yendue in Cavalier county will con,
suit their best interests by obtaining
the services of an auctioneer that will
honestly try to get the most for eact