The Dickinson press., 1900-05-26
OFFICIAL.
Proceedings Of the Board Of Commissions
ers of Stark County, N. D.
Dickinson, N. D., May 10, 1900.

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Board met pursuant, to adjournment
at2 o'clock p. m. Present Commissioner
Walton. There being no quorum the
board adjourned to Thursday, May II,
1900, at O'Clock p. m.
Dickinson, N. d., May II, 1900.
Board met pursuant to adjournment at
2 o'clock p. N. Present Commissioners
Walton, Lee and Mcclure. Commits
sioner Mcclure presiding.
Petition was received from Wenzel
Urbaniz asking that an appraiser be APP
pointed to appraise an estray mare which
had been taken up by him. On motion
Wenzel Hurich was appointed such ap-
praiser. /
Report of Raphael Fleck in the matter
of the estray COW taken up by Valentine
Kuhn was received and placed on file
Said estray was appraised at thirty dol
lars $4,000.
Petition of Gottlieh, asking for the re-
fundment of the school district taxes
levied against his personal property for
the year 1899, in school district No. l., on
the ground that his homestead is locate
on sec. 2o, twp. 1873. range oo, which is
outside of any organized school district.
On motion said petition was granted.
Coroner's report in the matter of the
inquisition Of Henry Strauss, deceased,
was received and placed on file. Said
report showed that the inquest was held
on May Sth, 1000, and that the total
amount of the expenses thereof was
$4,000.
Official bond of B. F. Deeken, road
supervisor of district ID, was received
and the same ordered placed On file.
Report of fees collected by the clerk
of the district court for the month of
April was received and placed on file.
The amount collected was $4,000
Report of fees collected by the register
of deeds for the month of April was re-
ceived and placed on file. The amount
collected was $1,000.
Peter Gaertner having refused to ac-
cept the appointment of supervisor of
road district No. 4, Fred Benecke, Sr.
was on motion sappointed to fill the
vacancy and act as road supervisor of
said road district.
Report of M. H. Linsley, justice of the
peace, was on motion referred to the
the states attorney.
In accordance with section 58o3 of the
Revised Codes of North Dakota the
board of county commissioners desig-
mated the following public places where
chattel' mortgage sales can be made dur
ing the ensuing year, viz: Dickinson,
Belfeld, Gladstone, Taylor, Richardton
and Antelope.
Petition was received from b. Lepper
and others asking that a new road be
laid out, as follows. viz: To begin at a
point on the section line between Sec
tons n (I) and twelve (12l, about eighty
1907 rods east of the point where the
southwest corner of section one ~ inter-
sects the northwest corner of section
twelve (12), in township n hundred
thirty-eight (138l, range ninety-two (o2);
thence running about due south about
eighty rods; thence in a southeasterly di1
rection to a point about twenty-five rods
east of the enter line of the north half
of said section twelve; thence in a north
easterly direction to a point on the sec
ton line between sections n (1) and
twelve (I2), and about fifty (5o) rods west
Of the corner where the southwest corner
of said section n ~ intersects the
northeast corner of said section twelve
(12). Also to continue as a public high
way that part CT section line between
said sections one (1) and twelve (12), be
tween the following points, to-wit: Be-
ginning at a point eighty 1907 rods east
of the west end OF the section line be-
tween said sections n ~ and twelve
! (l2l and running thence due east on said
section line to a point fifty (5o) rods west
of the corner where the southeast corner
of section one (1) intersects the northeast
! corner of section twelve (I2).
On motion the board designated Mon
day, June q, 1900, as the day for viewing
the said proposed new road.
Petition OF Peter Wagner and others
asking that a culvert be built across a
slough on the section line between sec
tons twenty-five (22) s.and twenty-seven
(27l township n hundred thirty-nine
G39l range n%inety-two (o2). On motion
the board designated Monday, June 4,
1900, as the day for viewing the location
of said proposed c%ulvert.
Petition was received from o. E. Vim.
hedge asking that an appraiser be ap.
pointed to appraise an estray mare which
had been taken up by him. On motion
Ira Lawrence was appointed such ap'
praiser.
A communication was received from
H. r. Lyon of Mandan, N. D., offering tt
pay sI5o in settlement of all take:
against all of section 31-l4o-oo, and the
VIZ and SEA of section 3-13o-oo, includ
, ing the taxes for the year 1899. On mo
ton the county treasurer was authorized
t to accept the sum of $500 in payment fol
the taxes: standing against the above des
cribed lands and to issue receipts in full
including the taxes for the year 1896
provided the money is paid within a rea
sonable length of time from date of thi
: resolution.
;. On motion the following bills wer'
n audited and allowed, and warrants or
dered drawn for the same, viz:
Heber BHonney, coronnor's juror......"....s4o
= Nicholas Rothschild Z" 49,. 800. o
John Snyder, corOnor's witness ........... l 0
Domineck Lefor " ... Il
John Pfeifer, :" " ......, Il
Coney Heralt, ...........
w. P. Newman, ........ 0
Peter Chaser, ....... i.
F. +. Zellers, coronor's fees and mileage in
the case of Henry Strauss ............... Is 3
: M. Guss, coronor's witness. ........... II
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