The Dickinson press., 1900-10-13

Suol4 Dlil6 AAtO tAC SOuLly any live
wolves or coyotes. or any skins or scalps.
at 9 a. M. Tuesday.
Tuesday, Q a. m.
Board mel pursuant to adjournment.
Present all members.
A petition being presented asking that
a new election precinct be created in
that part OF Billings now included in the
Lone Tree precinct, and the board be-
lieving it to be a convenience and bene-
fit to a large number of voters, on motion
laid off the following territory to b:
known as l-udolph's precinct, whose
boundaries shall be known as follows:
Beginning at a point where the line be-
tween ranges 1903 and lo4 west lntersects
the S.h standard parallel. thence west
aiuns the 9Th standard. parallel to the
boundary line between North Dakota and
Montana, thence south along the hound
ary line between North Dakota and Mon
tana to the boundary line between North
Dakota and South Dakota, thence east
along said boundary line to the line, be-
tween ranges 1903 and lo4 west, thence
north along the line between ranges 1903
and lo4 west, TO the 9Th standard parallel
and place of beginning.
On motion the bound ,ries of Lrnc
Tree precinct we're re-arranged as fol-
lows:
Beginning at Il point where the bound
AIRY line between Billings county and
Stark county intersccts the 9Th standard
parallel, thence west along the 9Th stand
ard parallel to the line between ranges
1903 and 1904 west, thence south along the
line between ranges 1903 and Io4 west, TO
the boundary line between North Dakota
and South Dakota, thence east along the
boundary line between North Dakota
and South Dakota to the boundary line
between Billings county and Stark
county, thence north along the boundary
line between Billings county and Stark
county to the 9Th standard parallel and
place of beginning.
A letter was read from the chairman
building committee of the North Dakota
Children's Home Society asking for as.
%sistance to complete the Home and on
motion the board decided to contribute
SIS
On motion of MIR. Miethe, seconded by
Mr.. Schultz, it was decided to allow one
Hiddcbrand, in need of assistance, at
kSentinel Butte. ten dollars per month for
food and clothes.
On motion of Mr.. Schultz the auditor
was instructed to advertise for bids for
fuel for Billings county court house and
jail, and county charges.
On motion the board adjourned tC
meet at l p. M.
p. m.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Present all members.
On motion fee report of the clerk Of
the district court for August and Septem'
Der was approved.
On motion George Ludolph was APP
pointed election inspector in LudolpE
precinct.
On motion board decided to allow Mrs
Trusty, a county charge, fuel, and also
instructed the auditor to get a kitchen
stove for said Mrs. Trusty.
On motion the following claims were
allowed and warrants ordered drawn.
I'd. Mcdonald, return ballot box, Mays 5 s.
Norman Lebo, salary county judge, Sept. 81 0
Orcn/Kendley, coal and wood per con- :.
M 1rse Trusty, a county charge Is d
&. A. Pelissicr, clerk dist. court, Sept. Al g
". I; Penni;ton, Go: atty. sept:.;i. A. 9 9
Mrs. j. Martin, Co. Supt. schools....... 20 Il
W.. II. Denniston, rent Office, 3rd quarter Is .
Nine. DeMorcs, rent Trm.ty house....... q N
N; P: Refrigerator Car Co. rent county ,
ballot box" 81 $
j. W. Follis, 12O O
il Tinglc, stationery 80. 5000" 2
NJ. L.. Ayers, printing and codes...."...: 81 Z
Mrs. Mary Ballard, nursing, caro- and
board Pat Minihan and Geo. Wegner.. g. G
H. j. Schultz, CO. commissioner, Oct..... 16 0
H. G., Miethe, f" IL. Is $
j. b. Standard, .. II
E.. S. Foley, auditor, Sept 19D....... II 6
On motion the board adjourned II
meet November 2Ist at Q o'clock a. M.
EDGAR S. FOLEY,
Co. Auditor