The Dickinson press., 1899-09-16
OFFICIAL
Proceedings OF the Board Of Commission
ers Of Stark County. N, D..

county use were received, viz:
John L%ennevillc, sI.75 per ton.
lhos. Oukrop, SI.75 per ton.
c. L. Crowl, sI.7o per ton.
On motion the bid OF c. I. Crowl of
Si.7o per ton was accepted and the Aud
itor was instructed to have said c. IT.
Crowl execute suitable bond and con-
tract for deliyerance of said coal.
Statements of fees collected BY the
clerk OF the district court for the months
Of July and August were received and
approved.
The following appraisers reports were
received and placed on file, viz: o. E.
Vinnedge, in the matter of the estray
stock taken up by Thomas Mitchell; and
S. d. Gregg, in the matter of estray stock
taken up by A. Nj. Packard.
On motion the following Road Super
visor's bonds were approved, viz: Otto
E. Vinnedge of district 5, and Henry
LOOMS OF district o.
John McDonough, a resident of the
north west quarter of section 10, town
ship l3o, range 90, filed a complaint
against Nicholas Wiscgermer, showing
that said Nicholas Wisegermer has OBJ
structcd the public highway on the Sec
ton line between section 3 and 10 of said
township and range by erecting a build
ing thereon; and said John McDonough
petitioned the Board to take immediate
proper action to see that said obstruction
is removed. In compliance with said Pc
tition the Auditor was, on motion, in
structed to notify said Nicholas Wise
gerner to rcmov said obstruction from
said public highway and to give a hond
in the sum of fifty dollars to be forfeited
to the county in the case of his i%.i!urc to
re!nove said obstruction from said pub
lie highway.
On motion it was ordered that that part
OF the proceedings of the Board of Coun-
ty Commissioners of Aug. 7, 1899, relating
to a petition which had been presented
to the Board for the incorporation of
Dickinson as village, be expunged from
the minutes of said meeting.
The following resolution was on mo-
ton adopted, viz
Whereas there are certain lots and
lands within this county which have been
sold for delinquent taxes and bid in by
the State and County and had not been
redeemed or disposed of, and whereas
SAID lots and lands are unproductive of
revenue, now. therefore be it Resolved,
in order to dispose of said lots and lands
and to bring in revenue and under Chap
ter 1870 Laws of 1899 the County Auditor
is hereby authorized to dispose of the
same at private sale, for such reasonable
sum as his judgment dictates, to be ap.
proved by the County Board.
The following resolution affecting the
boundary line between school districts 6
and ID was or motion adopted, viz
Whereas, it appearing to the Board
that certain natural Obstacles between
the school building in Plum Greek
school district ID prevent certain child
rem OF school age from attending the
nearest school, and that not more than
ten children of school age reside in the
territory hereinafter described and that
by attaching said territory to an adjacent
district said Obstacles will be overcome,
and the Board being petitioned to so do,
it is on said petition by and with the ad-
vice and consent Of the County Superin-
tendent Resolved: That all that portion
OF sections 1o, 20, FL, 28 and 20 lying
north OF Heart river in township 1873,
range o2, is hereby detached from Plum
Creek school district ID and attached to
SPringvale school district E.
On motion the following bills were au-
dited and allowed and warrants ordered
drawn for the same, viz
Lee & Lee, for bridge material, s44.o5
H. F.. Hatch. for filing lists of per-
sons liable to military duty,
from End and grid Districts, 80
Otto E. Vinnedge, for work on
bridges, $500
John Riessbeck, for clerk hire, 7.5o
M. L. Ayers, for Co. printing, AGO
M. L. Ayers, blank books and
stationery, s7.2o
wi. L. ayers, stationery 24.oo
M. L. Ayers, blank books, 5000
Application was received from R. 7.
Turner, together with a deposit of $500,
for the purchase of lot one (I) in block
fourteen (14) in the town of Gladstone
for delinquent taxes. In accordance
with a resolution previously passed by
the County Board under Chapter 40,
Laws of 1899, said application was re-
ferred to them. On motion the amount
offered for the purchase of said lot num-
Der one IN, block number fourteen (14),
in the town of Gladstone, was accepted
and the sale thereof approved by the
Board of County Commissioners.
A petition having been presented to
this board, under Chapter twenty nine
(2o) of the Political Codes of the Revised
Codes of North Dakota, praying for the
incorporation of the territory in said Pc
tition described, as a village with the
name of the village of Dickinson and a
survey of said territory duly verified, to-
gether with a map thereof and a census
of the inhabitants resident therein, also
verified, being also presented with said
petition, and the Board having required
proof of witnesses before them that the
said petition, survey, map and had
been left at some convenient place, to-
wit, at the First National Bank, in Dick
insoh, N. D., within the territory in said
petition described, for a period of at
least thirty (3o) days for examination by
those having an interest therein, and be-
ing also satisfied that the requirements
of said chapter t~wenty-nine (2o) have
been fully complied with:
1t is hereby ordered and decreed by
the Board of County Commissioners that
the territory within said petition, map
and survey described shall, with the as
sent of the qualified voters thereof, be an
incorporated village, by the name OF the
village of Dickinson.
1t is further ordered that the County
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