Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-06-03
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Commissioner Pro- dings.

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junction proceedings In case
State Of North Dakota We. il.
Reilly for e34.O0 allowed at 81 90
Joseph Laderoute notifying Co..
Coroner Of the death of j. Fox 3 SO
]. B. Chale goods to paupers G.
Carrieu and Mrs. L. Lepine, 10
months 65 O3
F. E. Hebert surveying road at
O'Brien coulie 5 O0|
Peters, Scott, McGuin. and Hus-
band for capturing and trans.
porting s. Kerner insane from
Walhalla to Langdon for $55 90
allowed at 81 90
j. T. Birden. goods to pauper
Vandall, 3 months Is 90
j. T. Birden, goods Ed. Langie,
pauper 90
j. T. Birden, goods to Hoole pau
per, two months 10 90
I. Peters & Son, board for s.
Kerner. insane $3.50 allowed at 2 90
VIM. Simmons, board and attend
ance of r. Morrison, who got
his feet badly frozen on Dec.
| %, 1896 II 90
Peter Brule assisting Commits
sioner Porter in looking up
Fish Trap Bridge 2 90
Henry Porter services as county
Commissioner l6 80
+. E. Renaud for professional attend
ance of DR.. ]. G. Marquis on j. Kelly
pauper, hired help, and taking care of
J. Kelly for s170O was disallowed.
Bill of Blanch Charter for S27.00 for
work in the register of deeds Office in
Dec. 1896. was disallowed.
DR.. Scott, Medical attendance on
5. Kerner insane allowed at S 90
M. L. Sullivan, meat for Paul
Carrieu pauper 3 90
F. E. B. Mercer, General election
supplies Ballot Box and Locks 90
On motion it was resolved that the
bonds of the Cavalier Co. Republican
the newspaper designed to publish the
special deliquent tax be placed at
$4,000.
The petition of r. HI. Bachand and
several hundred others of the tax payers
and citizens of Cavalier county having
been presented to this board praying for
the release of the prisoners John Dease
and Saul Pion convicted at the special
term of court held on the LIST of March
last for violation of the prohibition law.
1t was unanimously resolved that said
petition be handed to the states attorney
to be by him submitted to the proper
tribunal in their behalf And this
board do hereby recommend that said
petition be granted as prayed for.
The Justice report of Colin Mcleod
j. P. in case of State of N. Oak. VS..
Joseph He'll laid oyer from last regular
meeting was considered and the follow
ing fees allowed.
Colin Mcleod justice fees $685.
allowed at 3 Is
John McGauvran sheriff fees GO
Justice report of John Cambell j. P.
in case of State of N. Oak. VS.. John
Dahl laid over from last regular meeting
was considered and the following fees
allowed.
John Campbell justice fees 5 100
Gunder Nelson sheriff fees Is 90
Henry Anderson witness fees l 10
John Peterson witness fees 10
Ed. Berger witness fees l 40
The states attorney is instructed to
take the necessary proceedings to inforce
the payment of the judgment in each
case.
On motion the following bills were
allowed:
| G. r. VanNorman services as Co.
commissioner and team to
| Fish Trap s IL 90
Joseph Heapy services as Co.
commissioner 9 SO
Harry Dunford services as Co.
commissioner Is so
Geo. Weir services as Co. commits.
sioner IA so
Henry Mclean services as Co.
commissioner 10 90
Upon motion the meeting adjourned
until July 5, 1897.
HARRY DUNFoRD RoBT Work.
Chairman. Go. Auditor.
Not only acute lung troubles, which
may prove fatal in few days, but old
chronic coughs and throat troubles may
receive immediate relief and be perma-
nently cured by One Minute Cough Cure.
H. D. ALERT & Go.
ESTRAY.
Came to my place hall mile south
OF Daniels post office on the SCI OF sec
ton IS, town 1852, range SO, on or about
May II, 1897, one bay horse, weight
about $50 pounds, branded OH on one