The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1900-04-19

quit claim deeds ordered executed as

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quit claim deeds ordered executed as
follows:
Elma A Harper, lots l3 and II,
block Is. Consideration. 80. 5 6 81
Charles Amos. lot 1s block %.
Considerations .............. 3 "a
The application of G. S. Shippy for a
twenty-four-year lease of the west %
feet of the east 4515 feet of lots and 2,
block %, Hope, N D., and agreeing to
pay the sum of s4S.0O, was on motion,
granted, conditioned that the county re
serve the right to sell said described
parcel of land at the end of the first four
year period or at the end of any five
year period thereafter.
The county auditors statement of sal,
airy warrants drawn for quarter ending
March 81, 1900, was on motion approved
as follows:
w Williams, treasurer, SAL
ary three months. ........... S345 90
P H Gilbertson, clerk Of court
salary three months ........ 200 90
w Warrey, county judge, sal
ary three months ....... 250 90
W H Butler, superintendent of
schools, salary three months 270 90
T S Hunt, county auditor, sal
ary three months. ....... 366 -
G S Shippy, county attorney,
salary three months. -. .... 25O 90
Oscar Barrett, register of deeds,
salary three months. .... $50 90
Jennie Barrett, clerk for regis
ter Of deeds three months. -. 12O 90
The monthly statement of fees collect.
ed by the register of deeds and clerk of
court for quarter ending March 81, 1900,
were on motion approved as follows:
Oscar Barrett, register of deeds
fees three months. ......... SILL 40
P H Gibertson, clerk of the
courts fees, three months. II 35
On motion the following bills were
allowed and ordered paid from the
county general fund:
Steele County Tribune, publish
ing commissioners proceed
ings and other legal notices.
$3.50. stationery for county
auditor S5.25, total ......... 81 90
w Fl Butler, county superin-
| tendent, mileage for quarter
| ending March 81, 1900. "a 81
w II Butler, cash advanced for
| telephone service and post
age .... $50
| w II Butler, cash advanced for
supplies for mimeograh ..... 90
| 1t being u o'clock M, the time desig-
mated for opening bids for bridge con-
struction and repairs, as per advertised
notices, the board proceeded to open
and examine same.
On motion the board adjourned until
80 o'clock p. M. of same day.
Afternoon Session.
Board reconvened at l:30 o'clock p. m.
pursuant to adjournment.
All members present.
The bids submitted for the construc.
tion of bridges and the repair of the
Primrose bridge in accordance with ad-
vertised notices and the specifications
on file in the auditors Office, were as
follows:
Wrought Iron Bridge Co., Can
ton, Ohio. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. S2873 W
Dibley & Robinson, Mime
apolls ..... ................. 23OO OO
Dibley & Robinson, repairs on Primrose
bridge, 10 per cent above actual entire
cost of repairs.
The board spent some time comparing
and considering the bids submitted.
On motion the bids of Dibley & Rob-
inson Offering to construct and furnish
complete, five steel substructure and
combination superstructure bridges for
the SUN of $1,000 and also to construct
similar bridge in Highland township at
the same rate per lineal foot, or 1925 ad-
ditional. to original bid, was accepted.
Said bridges to be completed on or be-
fore August l. 1900.
A contract for the construction of
said bridges and also for repairing
Primrose bridge at 10 per cent above
actual cost. was agreed to and same, to-
gether with plans and specifications
placed on file in the office of the county
auditor.
On motion the polling place in Will
low Lake precinct was changed from
section to school house on section of
said precinct, the school house on Sec
ton having been removed.
On motion the polling place in Green
view was changed from section 8 to
school house on section of said pre-
cinct, the school house on section hav.
ing been removed. ..-..
The following places were, on motion,
designated as market places for the sale
of property under chattel mortgage
foreclosures, for the ensuing year:
| Newburgh township, at the residence
of Louis Thompson, on section 9.
Norway township, at the school house
on section 30.
Norman township, at the front door Of
Longs livery barn, in the village of Sha-
ron.
| Greenwich township, at the residence
of G. G. Carlson. on section %.
| Sharhrnnlza tnWnshin at the front