Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-07-15

the residents of Hope, Olga, Fremont
and Loan townships requesting the
board of county commissioners to re.
build the Fish Trap bridge either at
the old location or at or near the Langie
crossing.
On a vote being takon on this ques-
tion chairman Dunford. and commiss-
toner's Mclean and VanNorman voted
in favor of granting the request of the
petitioners and commissioners Weir and
Heapy vot nay.
The aboye request was granted on
the condition that the townships of
Olga, Loan, Fremont and Hope furnish
"a free right of-way and also complete
the approaches and road leading there
to on both sides of the river. Bridge to
be 100 feet span combination wood and
iron.
The auditor was instructed to adver-
tise in the Minneapolis journal for
tenders to be opened August 18th 1897
at the hour of 2 o'clock p. m. at the
auditors Office in the city of Langdon
North Dakota.
The board reserves the right to reject
any or all bids commissioner Dunford
was appointed to procure plans and
specifications of said bridge.
On motion the following bills were
allowed.
Joseph Carpenter planting
trees (bal. of pay) S 10 90
Judge Dorval one quarter
salary and fees in insanity
cases .225 rs
M. H. Row & son goods to
Mrs. Skretteberg pauper : 8 90
Tobjorn Alison taking care of
Mrs. Skretteberg 1000
w. B. Dickson salary as.States
attorney and postage 1872 90
S. G. Gibson attending lat re-
quest of States attorney on
case of alleged poisoning 16, 90
S, G. Gibson fees in insanity
cases 15s0e
S. G. Gibson salary as county
Physician 81. sc
Walker Bros. county supplies .101 sc
S. G. Gibson examination of
Daggitt family SOC
Geo. d. Barnard g. company
county supplies 1914 30
j. r. Galloway getting out
timber Fish Trap bridge 16 90
Tribune printing company CO.
unity supplies 4S 70
Dr. j. J. Reilly SALARY as ooun-
ty physician 81 25
Upon motion the board adjourned un-
til Friday July 9th 1897 at the hour of
I 8 o'clock a. M.
fully aEH 1897.
The board ireconvened pursuant tc
adjournment Present, Harry Dunford
chairman and commissioners Geo
Weir, Henry Mclean, Joseph Heapy
and G. r. VanMorman.
Upon motion the following bills were
allowed.
Minneapolis stamp and pencil
company seal and:stamps s 5 II
H. T. Ellenson goods to Mrs.
D. Gillespie pauiper 20 O'
John B. Chale goods to Mrs
L. Lepine three months Is o.
F. H. Stoltze lumber, coal and y4a
cedar posts = 70 O(
Hannah Moon publishing
notices and county sup
plies S29 10 allowed q 81
Courier Democrat county print
ing and county supslies
s153 Is allowed at 149 0;
Tribune printing company
steel vault safe 80 On
Milton Globe county printing
allowed at IA q
Chas. Hough scrubbing county
offices On
F. B. Mercer court house
supplies S24 As allowed at 22 81
Robert Work postage I'LL Y
A. Hankey assessing the un-
organized portion of the
county 0tD(
Cavalier County Republican
special delinquent tax list
and county printing s115 SIS
allowed = " Sa
Langdon Mercantile company
court house supplies 80 81
III. Vile work at the court
house . u
Garter publishing company
Coroners blanks u
John Rylance postage and
filing military lists lO "
J. j. Souch building fence
court house block 70 "
VIM Thorn balance of expenses
in connection with the burial
of Joseph McCracken $40, 90
allowed at N
j. T. Briden goods to paupers
Vandal and Langie g "
J. Fox milage and post -