The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1898-06-03

Drainage warrants as follows:
Mahon & Robinson No. 10 and Al.
First National Bank of Pembina No.
% and SO.
First National Bank of Bathgate Nos.
8, as, 6, q, 8. II, IL, 10, "A, Is, 16, II,
10, 10, 20. q, %, 50, 4s, 81, So, 81, 81,
65, 66, 80.
Further that such warrants as shall
be hereafter redeemed by the county on
such drains, shall be upon the same basis
viz: 80 per cent Of the amount due at
this date.
On motion the above resolution was
adopted by the unanimous vote of the
board.
Adjourned until May 2Sth, 1898.
Board met pursuant to adjournment,
present full board.
Resolved that certertifcate No. %.
1889 sale, As, 1891 sale. 81, 1892 sale, 81,
1898 sale, against the Sc or sw or of sec.
6-152-5b be called in and a refund order
issued to the holders of the same for the
original amount sold for with 10 per cent
interest to date.
Resolved that the bond of Dibley &
Robinson for $4,000 for the fulfllment
of contract for building bridges be ap-
proved.
Be it resolved by the board of county
commissioners of Pembina County, North
Dakota that an issue of bonds be author
lied in the gross amount of eleven thous-
and seven hundred dollars ($11, 7oo.0o)
under and by virtue Of the provisions of
section 1474 of chapter 81 of the revised
codes of North Dakota and that the
county auditor be and is hereby author
lied to advertise for bids for said bonds.
Resolved that the said bonds shall be
issued in denominations of five hundred
dollars ($5O0) each or of such lesser
amount as shall make the required total
for each and every separate drain accord
ing to the estimates filed by the board of
county drain commissioners and that the
bonds shall run for period of ten years
and bear interest at the rate not to ex-
coed seven per cent per annum.
Resolved that the specifications of
bonds for each separate drain be as fol-
lows, viz:
Drain No. 2 commencing at the boun-
Diary line between Walsh and Pembina
counties on the section line forming the
boundary line between Midland and
Drayton townships running north two
miles to the north line of section 80, twp.
l59, range 81 west $500.
Drain No. 3 commencing on the quart
er line at the west line of section 3-1eO-5l
running east about three and one half
miles and terminating at the coulee in
section 6, twp 100, range so 81, lO6.4o.
Drain No. commencing on the quart.
er line at the west end of section "a, twp
16l, range 81 running east about four
miles and terminating at section 81, twp
161, range so where said drain would
empty in the Red river, $2,o66.7O
Drain No. 6 commencing on the quart
er line at the west end of sec q, twp 1e1,
range 81 running east about four miles
and emptying into the Red river near the
center of sec30, twp 161, rng so, 50, lsO.4(
Drain No. commencing on the quart
er line at the west end of sec 81, twp 161
range 81 running east about five mile:
and emptying into the Red river at abou
the sec 10, twp 161, range SO, 81, 10000.
Drain No. commencing at a poin
about forty rods due west from the north
east corner of the northwest quarter o
sec 30, twp 1853, range So and running
west between sec 10 and 80, twp 1853
range So and sec "a and IS, twp 1853
range So to point at the west CROSSING
of said section into what is known a!
Joseph Morin's slough thence following
the course of said slough to the north
east quarter of sec %, twp 1863, range SO,
$685..
Resolved that the auditor be instructed
to advertise in the official papers of thi
county and the Bismarck Tribune fou
consecutive weeks for bids for said bonds
said bids to be received up to $3.50 p. m
July 9th, 1893.
Continued next week.
F. c. MYRICK. DONALD THOMSON.
Chairman. County Auditor
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