Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1899-04-13

Inc Dill OF Lars "A. D6nl, IOF OOdFQlHS
Thor Vatten twelve months, $50, was
laid over until the next meeting OF the |
board.
Torbjorn Alison, keeping Mrs.
Skretteberg, winter Of &c.,. 10 90
Mrs. John Lee, board OF Isabel
Dark, county poor.................. IL 90
Hans C. Olson, guard of quaran-
tine of diphtheria cases in
East Alma $50, allowed at. "a 90
On motion the board adjourned until
one O'Clock p. m.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The board reconvened pursuant to ad-
iournment.
All members present.
On motion the following bills were
allowed:
Loynes & Krom, goods to j.
Wilson. county poor..".......... Z IS
e. j. Fox, mileage and post
age one quarter...~................. % 16
L. R. Kelly, goods to c. Mathi-
son, county poor.................... 20 90
Bismarck Tribune. two copies of
session laws OF 1S99...-........... 1 SO
N. f. McGruer, office supplies. 80 10
Milton Globe, county printing,
| allowed ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~ 0O
Cavalier Co. Republican, county
printing and county sup
plies, allowed at...................... 25 35
Hannah Moon, county printing
allowed at............. ...............-.. % 90
Courier-Demoerat, county print
ing and county supplies...-.... ISL so
| Walker Bros, county supplies
S2O1.25, allowed at........... ITS rs
A. F. Gardner & Co., furniture
for sup't OF schools and county
| treasurers offices $780, so al
| lowed Observation-Disclosures. 36 10
Mercer & LAWN, court house
| supplies. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 50
Frank Christa, guard ofquaran-
tine at Jno. BIatz, diphtheria
cases $50. so, allowed al........ 30 90
Jas. McPhail, pump repairs...... 1 so
NJ. H. Row & Co, goods TO Mrs.
Skretteberg, county poor....... 9 90
Jos. Crawford, fuel and goods to
Mrs. Shanahane, four months % 90
Moved by Con'r Golf and seconded by
Com'r Dunford that the court room be
not Jet to anyone for any purposes, e1-
cept public meetings, except by paying
the sum of $15.
Moved in amendment by Com'r Weir,
seconded by Con'r Reid that the eosrt
room be not used for any purpose except
public meetings and meetings of religious
charitable and educational institutions,
except on payment OF fee OF SIS.
Upon roll call Com'rs Weir, Reid and
Heapy voted for the amendment, Com'rs
Golf and Dunford voting nag. The am
endment was therefore declared carried.
Petition Of D. Lesperence and others
was presented asking an appropriation
OF $50 for grading across section 80,
town 1913, range 81, Olga township.
On motion it was resolved that the
sum of $50 be granted, providing that
Olga township grant q like amount.
Warrant to be issued to com'r Golf and
work to be done under the supervision OF
the Olga township board and Comr Golf.
The following resolution was presented
and adopted:
Resolved, That no appropriation be
made for building roads or bridges un-
less application be made by the township
supervisors to the county commissioner
of the district ten days before any re-
gular or adjourned regular meeting of the
county commissioners, and said proposed
Improvements be first inspected by the
township board Of supervisors, together
with the county commissioners.
On motion the board adjourned, until
nine o'clock a. NJ, on Friday the 7th day
of April, 1899.
II LANGDoN, N. D. April z: 1899.
The board reconvensd pursuant to ad.
iournment.
Present: Joseph Hespy chairman and
Commissioners George Weir, Harry Dun.
ford, 81. j. Golf and Peter Reid.
The following resolution was passed
respecting the preservation of the public
health:
4 Whereas the disease Of small pox has
made it's appearance in the western Dor.
ton OF the state, and whereas it is advis
able that every precaution should be
taken to prevent it's introduction into
this county, this board earnestly re-
quests that all persons in the county
take immediate steps to be vaccinated
and for the purpose of effectually carry.
ing out the provisions Of the law relating
thereto, this hoard respectfully calls upon
the county, city and township boards OF
health to cooperate and see thst the Law
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