The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-04-17

Bathgate, being part Of the north.
east quarter of section 3, township
l62, range So, and lying within the
following limits, viz: Bounded on
the south by Seventh street, on the
east by Grant street, on the north by
Eleventh street, and on the west by
Rosebud treet, also that tract of
land known as and embracing Tay-
lor's first addition t" the town OF
Bathgate and TayIor's second addi.
tion to the town Of Bathgatc, being
part Of the northeast quarter and the
northwest quarter OF section 10, town
ship 1872, range 53, further described
as follows, VIZ; being u tract of land
commencing at Il point at right of
way of the G. N. railway, aud Divi-
sion street ON west side of said right
of-way, thence west along Division
street 1928 feet, thence south l65
feet, TO Tongue River to IL point 2OS.-
80 feet south of Division street,
thence east 1926 feet, thence south
2,Ol7 feet. thence east 1.33O feet.
thence north to point of beginning.
All of said lands having been sur
veyed and plated and same recorded
In the Register of Deeds office, Penn
bina county, N. d. and to name the
same the CITY of Bathgate.
On motion it WAS resolved that the
abvve petition be granted and that
an election he held on Tuesday, April
18th. 1896, tc determine the question
of the city organization, at the city
hall, ia the town of Bathgate, that
Q. T. Harmon, Of. A. Wilson and
Thos. McF'adden be judges of SAID
election, that notices of election be
posted and the election conducted
according to law.
Commissioners Mcintosh and Hall
dorson who were appointed a commit
tee 10 examine the site for bridges in
Thingvalla township, reported that
one bridge required to be "a feet long,
and would require three rows of piles,
the other IA feet long, each to have
16 feet roadway. They also recom-
mended that an appropriation of $75
towards building said bridges, be
made with the understanding that
the township complete the same.
Resolved, that the report be accept
ed. and that an appropriation of $75,
be made the same to be paid to the
township treasurer when said bridges
are completed to the satisfaction of
the resident commissioners.
Adjourned until April 9Th. 9 A. NJ.
April 9Th. Board met pursuant to
adjournment, same members present.
Resolved, that an application for
the cancellation of all state sales
against lot II, block 3, aud lot 4. block
4, Fosters addition to Bathgatc, be
recommended to state auditor.
The following bills were allowed:
d E Morden. services as jailor
Jan and Feb, washing for
prisoners, etc ...............$135 SO
Geo II McCabe, sheriff fees Jan
and March terms of court. 90 so
D E Morden boarding prisoners
Jan and Feb. ................ 295 60
w w Felson services as clerk in
Clerk of Courts office, quar-
ter ending March 31st, 1885,. $50 90
F A Hart services as Clerk of
Court, quarter ending March
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. AS 90
Geo H McCabe washing for and
boarding prisoners, March. :. l66 IS
G 3 Harris NJ d, professional
services to Co poor, quarter
ending March 3lst, 1896. go. so 90
c f Kibler for wolf bounty. 90
Drayton Echo, printing COM
missioners' proceedings and
auditors statement. ....... II "a
Drayton Echo, printing COM
mssioner's proceedings Feb.
meeting. .................. 25
Adjourned until r. NJ.
Board met pursuant to adjourn.
ment, same members present.
In accordance with section 1898, ot
the compiled laws of 1895 the follow.
ing places were designated at which
to sell chaLtel mortgaged property,
viz: Penbina city, Drayton city, ST.
Thomas city, Crystal city, Hamilton
village, Bathgate village and the vii.
lagos OF Neche, Cavalier, Canton
Walhalla and Mountain, unless some
other place be designated as provided
in above section. Sales to be made
in front OF Postoffice in each place.
Resolved, that in accordance with
sections 1853 and 1854 of the compil
ed laws of 1895, the Board of County
commissioners of Pembina County
determine and order as follows:
That all noxious weeds known a!
wild oats, Canada thistle, cookie burr