Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1897-07-16
On motion, the auditor was instructed


coed at once and survey said Nesson
road, commencing in section 20, IN
township 154, range 100, thence running
east to the county line. along the course
laid out by the road viewers.
On motion, the following bills were
allowed and warrants ordered drawn on
the respective funds:
Alex. Mathewson, witness fees
in case of State vs.. Norman, 5 II OO
D. Gabelman, cleaning court
! honse 90
| The resignation of Mary A. Bergh, as
county superintendent Of schools, was
presented to the board, and on motion,
was laid on the table until the next
regular meeting.
The following bills were allowed and
warrants ordered drawn on respective
| funds:
Eff. Lovejoy, rebate on road
nol, S 80
Mary A. Bergh, office rent. 70 W
On motion, bill of H. V. Smith, $40,
for office desk, was laid on the table.
Bill of John Hamitan, $1.00, cutting
wood for county poor, was allowed, ana
warrant ordered drawn on the respec-
tive fund.
Bill CT Alex. McAski]l, $4,000, salary
as assessor for Cd district, was allowed,
and warrant ordered draw n on respec-
| tive fund.
Bill of John Bruegger, auditors salary
for January and February, 1897, for
SlO7.75, was on motion, allowed, and
| warrant ordered drawn en- the respec-
| tive fund.
Bill of Olaf Bergh, for $30.l5, planks
| for Muddy bridge, was on motion,
| allowed, and warrant ordered drawn on
| the respective fund.
. Bill of Hedderich Bros, for $26.O0'
goods for county poor, was on motion
allowed, and warrant ordered drawn on
the respective fund:
Bill of H. E. Field. for 5000, petit
Juror, was on motion, allowed, and
warrant ordered drawn on the respec-
tive fund. "
Bill of S. J. Mackersie, for $3.50, wood
for county poor, was On motion allowed
and warrant ordered drawn on the
respective fund.
Bill Of Mary A. Bergh, mileage as sup
erintendent of schools, for S1l.5O, was
on motion allowed, and warrant ordered
drawn on the respective fund.
Bill of L. F. Rowell, for $500, road
supervisor, was on motion allowed, and
warrant ordered drawn on ;the respec-
tive fund.
Bill Of F. R: zahl, for S63, salary as
county treasurer for April, May and
June, was on motion allowed, and war
rant ordered drawn on the respective
fund.
Bill J. H. We1ldt, for $500, as nurse
for county poor, was on motion allowed
at Sc 90, and warrant ordered drawn on
| respective fund:
Bill OF John Bruegger & Bro, for
Spool, groceries for county poor, by
order of Poor Com'r Burgess, was on
motion allowed, and warrant ordered
drawn on the respective fund.
Bill of Grand Forks Herald. for $3.50,
stamp for superintendent of schools,
was on motion allowed, and warrant
ordered drawn on the respective fund.
Bill of VIM. Ross, for $500, repairs on
county pillow, on motion was allowed;
and warrant ordered drawn on the
respective fund.
Bill of Ward county, for $500. board
and keeping of Henry Wolary. WAS on
| motion allowed, and warrant ordered
| drawn on the respectiTe fund.
Bill of Mic. Bruegge-, for ST. 40, board
of county prisoners, was on molten
allowed, and warrant ordered drawn on
| the respective fund.
The resignation Of Olaf Bergh, as
| county surveyor was presented to the
| board, and on motion was accepted.
On motion of Com'r Lampman, Sec
onded by Com'r Burgess, E. C. Palmer
was appointed county surveyor vice
| Olaf Bergh, resigned.
On motion, the county auditor was
instructed to notify Z. C, Palmer Of his
| appointment az county surveyor.
On motion, the auditor was instructed
to notify the road supervisor of district
No. to open up the highway laid out
on the township line between ranges
100 and 1O1 running south from the in
tersection of said township line with the
highway running east from the foot of
Broad way, in the town Of Williston, on
! the quarter line through sections "a and
10 in township 154, ranges 100 and 10l,
and to request the Great Northern Rail-
way company to put in a wagon crossing
at the point where said township line
crosses their railroad.
1t was moved, seconded and carried
that the commissioners 60 in a body and
personally inspect the Stony creek and
Muddy bridges.