The Dickinson press., 1900-04-07
2 O'CLOCK P. NJ.

2 O'CLOCK P. NJ.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
All members present.
Commissioner Mcclure presiding.
On motion, the following supervisors
were appointed for the several road dis
tricts in the county, viz:
A. II. Stewart, supervisor road district
No. l..
M. c. Brown, supervisor road district
No. 2.
Abe Knudson, supervisor road district
No. 3.
Peter Gaertner, supervisor road district
No. 4.
Ira Lawrence, supervisor road district
No. 5.
Hugh Thompson, supervisor road dis
trict No. 6.
Martin Olson, supervisor road district
No. 7.
Simon Blank, supervisor road district
No. 8.
Henry LOOMS, supervisor road district
No. Q.
Jerry Dreyer, supervisor road district
No. 10.
NJ. ]. Donahue, supervisor road district
No. II.
w E. King, supervisor road district
No. II.
William Kruger, supervisor road dis
trict No. IS.
B. F. Deeken, supervisor road district
No. ID.
Chris. Burkhard, supervisor road dis
trict No. IS.
N. G. Swenning, supervisor road dis
trict No. 16.
Petition of ]. c. Schmalenbcrger and
others, asking that a new highway be es-
tablished in township 14o, range 81, was
received and placed on file.
On motion, the board set Tuesday,
June 9Th, as the date for viewing the To-
cation of said proposed public highway.
Petition was received from Fred H.
Traumann, Dominec Phillips and Fred
Bolte, praying that a bridge be built
across Plum creek on section line be-
tween sections 80 and 81, township 1888,
range 81.
On motion, the said petition was placed
on file, and Monday June 4th set as the
date for the board to view the site where
the bridge or culvert is to be located.
On motion, all the personal property
taxes standing against w. r Clark in
Stark county for the years 1893 and 1899
we're ordered cancelled on the ground
that the property SO assessed was located
in Billings county for the years mentioned
and the taxes paid in that county.
Petition was received from Emerich
Margin and others praying that a bridge
be built across the Heart river, the same
to be located on the section line between
sections 5 and 6, township 1877, range 81.
On motion, the board designated Mon
day, June 4th, as the day for the board
to view the site of the proposd bridge.
A bid was received from !. P. Tingle,
manager of THE PRESS Job Room, for
supplying the county with blank books
and stationery.
On motion, said bid was rejected and
the purchasing board authorized to buy
the necessary supplies without a special
contract.
On motion, the following refundments
,,y>r> or1ornl o,lo fr1~ <oyos -o1la ~<ol
for school district No. Is, for the year
1899, on the ground that the property so
taxed was, and is located in township I42,
range 81, which territory is outside of any
organized school district, viz: Andrew
Hushka, 1887; John Nadvernak, $500.
Petition was received from Frank Mott
asking for a correction of his taxes for
the year 1899. Whereas he had been as
sessed for the amount of $3.50 for prop
erty which should have been listed at
s246, and had also been assessed in school
district No. l, while being a resident of
district No. IL; it was, on motion, ordered
that the auditor make necessary correc-
tons on the records of the county, and
issue a r%efunding order to Frank Mott
for s3.21, the amount of the difference.
Petition was received from C.. Z. An
| gel asking for refundment of excessive
taxes collected from him for the years
1896 and 1896 on the southeast 4 section
IL, township l3o, range 90, the same hav-
ing been assessed for 100 acres for each
of the years mentioned, but that the land
described contains only 1876 acres.
Onmotion, the said petition was granted
and a refunding order drawn in favor of
c. Z. Angel to the amount of 70 cents,
this being the difference in the amount
of the taxes.
The following bids were received for
repairing the brick work IN the court
house, viz: Bids of VIM. J. Simms, M.
T. Connolly and Charles Bake:
DICKINSON. N. D., March 2s, 1900.
unsound brick in outside walls of court house
and jail and replace the same b., laying instead.
good hard burned brick.laid in strong lime and
cement mortar, also tear down and rebuild two
(2) chimneys on west side Of said building and
do such repairing on the others as is necessary.
We Will furnish all scatolding and material nee
essary for the full completion'of the work for the
sum of one hundred and ninety-fve dollars
($195).
[Signed], VIZ, J. SIMMs,
MT. CONNELLY,
HAR Bake.
Bid from Frank Mott,
To the Hon. Commissioners, Stark county:
l will furnish material. take out all unfit brick
of Stark county court house, including the taking
down Of two () chimneys to the roofand re-
building the same, also repairing the tops Of the
Of the other two for the sum Of ~forty-six dollars
($46.00).
~[Signed], FRANK MOTT.