The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-05-21

z omceS... Observation-Disclosures. 2 00I
Edna H Purdy, clerk in auditors
Office, April observation-disclosures. so 90
A c Wilkins, wood to county
poor e E Smith )............ 225
H G Feldman, -four to county
y poor wv Johnson). ........... 2 30
7 Thormaldson, goods to coun-
ty poor IN sisurdson). ....... 10 90
M Brady. labor at court house bill
$l4.OO, allowed. wed............... 10 80
7 Thorwaldson, goods to county
poor It Magnusson) .......... 81 90
H Dulcan, attending county
3 poor Barney Fussee) bill
S62.5O, allowed. ........... .. 20 90
Bank of Hamilton, cash in con-
nection with county poor (M
!, Sigurdson) 20 90
Thomas Lang & Co., goods to
county poor (R c Giddings)
394.55, disallowed, not having
been authorized.
L Isabel, board county poor (Mr.
Proudlove) Observation-Disclosures. 600
] ] Myri, board county poor, (R
Thordardotter) Observation-Disclosures. s 00|
c A Holbrook, goods to county
poor q Mehu). u)................ Is 00I
Kelley Institute, treatment and
board of John Benson. ........ 120 90
L Goodnlanson, board and care
of county poor (E Arnason)... 8 100
Percy Thomson, delivering as
sessment books and expension
in connection Herewith. ....... 81 95
John O'Keefe, medicine to coun-
ty poor 9TH Asmundson) bill
$500 allowed. ed................. 20O|
Adjourned until May 18th 9 a. m.
May 18th 1897, Board met pursuant to
adjournment, present full board.
Resolved that the auditor be directed
to.cancel the 1887. personal taxes of
Jacob Larson, St. Thomas Twp, by
reason of double assessment, and he
having paid the proper amount.
Bills allowed: =
Robertson Lumber Co., expense
on bridge in st. Thomas. 900. 8 90
L T Gilroywood furnished steam
er in connection with relief of
sufferers during late flood. 80. 81 90
A C. Wilkins. wood furnished
same purpose. se................. 40 %
A E Thon1pson, goods to Philips
family during late flood. ...... S 90
Walker BlSss, county supplies SO 80
'Chas Full, goods to county poor
Mrs. Johpson. ............... 70 90
Chas Full, court house supplies. 8 81
Chas Full, goods to county poor,
Sundry parties. es................ 40 90
Chas Full, goods to county poor,
B B Johnson .................. 30 90
Geo w Marshall, medicine to
county poor, Barney Fussee,
bill $20.25, allowed. ............ 10 00|
] Halliday. wolf bounty. ....... 100I
A request was made for bridge OH
Trail coulee, and one on Purdy coulee,
on the county road between Pembina
and West Lynne.
The following petitions for bridges
were presented.
For one on Tongue river on section
line between sections 90 and %. Twp.
1872. Range 81, and
One on north branch of Park river be-
tween sections IA and Is, sections Is and
16, sections 16 and II, sections II and 18,
Gardar Twp.
One on Tongue river on range line
between Cavalier and Akra twps.
One on Tongue river, town line be-
tween Bathgate and Cavalier twps.
One on Tongue river between sections
z and 8, Akra twp.
One on Rose bud coulee between Sec
tons 3s-and 81, twp. 163, range 50. Neche
twp.
One on quarter line on S.K, of section
2e, twp. 1852, range 81, toilette twp.
One on big slough between sectlonS
% and 20, twp. 162, range 81, Joliette
township.
One on big coulee between sections IA
and %. twp. 16s. range 81 toilette twp.
Adjourned until p. m.
Board met pursuant to adjournment,
present full board.
Resolved that the whole board be ap-
pointed as committee to examine the
above sites for bridges applied for, and
report at the next meeting.
The petition for bridge on Pembina
river between sections Z and 8, was laid
over for further consideration.
Bills allowed.