The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1901-06-07
Csmni slonsrs Proc edlngs.
Continued from LIST page.
Nv. D. Robertson, nurse in small d
pox case of Doran, 1871 days,
ia 80; clothes DESTROYED. $15;

ri In ABOVE OIL, allowed $Z.UU per Gay
for nursing 1917 days, remainder Of bill
dissallowed.
Bill of E. H. Halfpenny, amounting to
10000 for the use Of. house, smallpox case
of Doran, disallowed and rejected, tor
the reason that said bill is excessive and
unauthorized.
T. A. Thompson, medicine sup
piled case Doran. .............$ 70
E.W. Mclean, services smallpox
case of Doran. Leney, etc..... l6 80
T. M. o. Conner, goods furnished
case OF Doran.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Ii ~
Bill of Holbrook Mercantile Co. for
SlO.25 tor mattresses, cot, pillows, ETC.,
considered unnecessary, and auditor
authorized to send bill back to Midland
township, same being disallowed by this
Board.
James Bugge, services smallpox
case Dorau w
John Adams, bill for $500, dig
ging cess pool Doran case; al
Bill Of Alex. Reid for $500, Doran
case, rejected, for the reason that same
is neither o. K ID or certified to.
Bill of F. w. Wallace for SLIGO, Doran
case, ordered sent back to Midland town.
ship.
Bill ofWm. Robertson for S37. so, Doran
case, rejected, same being paid in former
bill Of w. d. Robinson.
]. Z. Rodgers, services with team
and quarantine Doran case 80. 81 90
Board adjourned until Up. m.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Present full Board.
MIR. Moan reported the sale of old
&c T<>o hvr1 oxaf tori
Same has been turned over to the county
treasurer.
Colin Campbell 10 days attend
ance smallpox of Nelson, Joli-
cite township, at $500 per day,
5000, allowed $500 per day g 20 90
Walter Durkee, bill for $2s.OO for SER
vices in smallpox case Doran, Midland
township, disallowed on the ground that
the services charged for have already
been paid to T. ]. Rodgers.
N. D. Asseltine, services acting with
Board of Health one day, $500. and one
day with feam, $4.OO-total, 500. Re-
Jected.
Resolved, That acertain tax judgment,
dated August 9th, 1892, and filed Sept.
10Th, 1892, in the office of the clerk of
court be satisfied in payment of the
original judgment amounting to LEO,
number Of said judgment being 1880.
]. w. Hart, supplies smallpox
case of Nelson, toilette town.
ship, also Phelps and Dawson
families 70 OO
Colin Campbell, goods smallpox
cases of Nelson, Phelps and
Dawson, toilette township..... Is IL
]. L. Pariseau, services smallpox
cases in toilette township main
tanning quarantine; furnished
horse and buggy to Jackson 70
days at 81 per day. ............ ~ w
Vim. Taylor, two days on Board of
Health at $500 per day, $500; one day
with team, S4.0O; telegram, 25 cents
total, $10.25. Rejected and sent back to
toilette township for payment.
Resolved. That the county auditor and
chairman of the Board of County Com
missioners issue quit claim deed to G.
N. Garrett, conveying lots q, % and "a,
in block %, St. Thomas City, upon pay
ment of S33. 81, said amount being origi-
nal sales on said lots.
c. w. Jackson, services 81 days
smallpox case Campbell. 1908 AZ 90
T. R. Shaw, medicine, etc., SMALL
pox cases at toilette and other
county supplies, per bill. ...... AZ 40
]. w. Hart, supplies Campbell
smallpox case ............... 2 10
]. L. Pariseau, services self and
team looking after smallpox
cases, $500; also ~ cords of
wood and hauling same, $1,000
total ................... " w
{. w. Jackson, maintaining quar-
antine in smallpox cases at
Ioiiette, per instructions Board
OF Health, 70 days ............ 56 90
D. ]. Lachalier, provisions small
pox cases at toilette 10 A
Saylor & Co., supplies county
poor (Mrs. GromLoise), May. 8 90
w. N. Fowler, hauling freight,
etc. 3 5U
F. c. Myrick, cash paid for w
bushels OF potatoes (Wagaer &
Rondo) Observation-Disclosures. SO
Chas Johnson, painting, papering,
fixing, ETC., around court house ~ 80
The committee appointed to view a
bridge on sec. 26-163-52, with the view OF
purchasing the same, respectfully report
that there is no thoroughtare, and there
tore said bridge is OF no use at the pres
ent time. Therefore, we recommend
that, until the roads are made passable
we will not purchase said bridge. Com
mittee-C,mmissioners Moran, Myrick
and Taylor.
DR.. Harris, superintendent, County
Board of Health, was summoned before
the Board and Questioned in regard to
disinfecting buildings. clothing, bedding,
ETC., of smallpox patients. He gave it
as his opinion that il thoroughly done by
the fumigating machine owned by the
county that there is absolutely no danger
of contagion thereafter. Therefore, it is
resolved that no bills for the destruction
of any articles of clothing, bedding, fur
niture, etc, will hereafter be entertained
by this Board.
Whereas, There having appeared from
time to time certain newspaper editorials,
as well as the views of correspondents in
Pembina county papers, in regard to TAX
ing Care Of the poor, some insisting that
poor farm is the proper remedy, in
order that this subject may be better
understood and iaitelligcntly discussed by
the taxpayers, statement should be
prepared, showing the differe1t items of
expense in connection with the poor Tor
at least one year. Therefore. It vas
moved by Commissioner Taylor, second