The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1902-03-14
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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Board met pursuant to adjournment,
present Chairman Taylor and Commits
sioners Myrick, Thomson and NORM.
The following bills relating to small.
pox cases returned by County Board OF
Health with their recommendations
noted on each bill.
Frank Radke, bill OF $4,000 for nursing
and taking care Of Julius Pohl from Nov.
9th to Dec. 18th, smallpox case21 days
at $500 per day, referred to township
board for payment.
DR.. w. B. Mowat of Wal * uaran-
timing 'Gillis and Docking families and
seven days guarding same. Total bill
S24.OO, referred to township board why
they did not settle this Dill.
M. Jackson, Neche, bill amounting to
s1,oO, further explanation of what work
was done necessary, &c.
DIR. P. c. Donovan, bill for $4,000 at
tendance Frank Wilson smallpox and
disinfecting Kyle and johnson families
look to Kyle and johnson for payment Of
their bill and itemize Wilson bill and ex-
plain.
IF. McGuin, bill Of $1,000 diphtheria
cases not authorized by County Board Of
Health, and referred to city or township
for payment.
The following bills were audited and
allowed -
B. r. Walters, sheriff fees, State
VS.. Ambury and assistance per
OiAs Id UU
Mrs. +. A. Carter, board, Isa-
bella Pollard Observation-Disclosures. 2 90
]. LaMoure & Co., merchandise
company, poor, H. DIETRICH,
Mrs. LaTrille, Mrs. Fournand,
Mrs. Gladin, &C., amount of
Oil. ............. 43 70
Chas. Full, clothing for prisoners
per Dill. B 55
w. ]. Alexander, Postage from
Jan. 40 to Feb. 17th. ....... % Is
w. J. Alexander, visiting schools,
mileage-attending to school
meeting and sc. II 96
An application to the board by S. w.
Fry for reduction of assessment SO per
cent on lot u, B. Is, commonly known
as the N. P. headquarters was read and
duly considered, after which it was re-
solved MOTTO grant the application.
Resolved that the assessment on the
following lots in Colombe's addition to
South Pembina be reduced 25 per cent.
viz -
Lots 1, 2, 8, 4, 5, 6, and 8, block 8.
Lots to 4, s, Z and 8, block 4.
Lots to 8, block 9.
Also the following in Delaney's, Doug
las addition to South Pembina -
Lots 8 to "a, block 3.
Lots 8 to % and "a, block 9.
Nj. Price, supplies for Jail and
court house. ...... ........... 10 IS
t. L. Price, merchandise, Smith
children $500, Mrs. Rondoes,
Fo.UV ........ Ii w
Communications from E. T. Thomp-
son and Stong, presidents of the First
National and State Banks ofSt. Thomas,
relative to assessments of their banks
buildings received and considered.
Resolved; that inasmuch the buildings
OF said banks are assessed on the same
basis as other banks buildings in this
county according to the sworn statement
Of their officers, we can see no reason
why we should make any change in the
assessment.
Board adjourned until 2 p. m.
/ Board met pursuant to adjournment.
same members present.
The board of County Commissioners
and County Auditor considered the ques-
ton of calling the various assessors to-
gether, and concluded that on Monday.
April the 7th at 9 a. m. sharp, that the
assessors come in and receive their books.
blanks, &c, and the County Auditor to
send the assessors notice OF such meet
ing. 81 y. l.ts t.$sSSs MI
Resolved that the personal taxes Of w.
u. Kneeshaw in Pembina township for
the year 1901 be cancelled son the ground
|of his having been assessed ID Pembina
City for the same property.
" Whereas by the reason of the death of
VIM. James, one Of the bondslen Of
tBathgate State Bank, county depos,-
tory, and under the law new bonds viii
be required therefore additional bonds
be asked for II the sum Of elA tOlOO
from said bank, and that said be
referred to} resident Commiss[ [apsss a n Tay-
lor for his approval. sSs 81
Board lresumed checking hpoks Ia
Register of Deeds Office. N WI N
. Board adtouraed until 2 2 4 M sp.
a2nd. S
Board me- pursuant y i q etliIa II r NM,