Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1902-11-28

township line between section IL,
township 1866, range IS, and section
"a, township 1855, range 66. And on
motion duly seconded and carried,
Commissioners Mccormick, Anderson
and Furstenau were appointed as such
committee.
Mr.. Fred Ames appeared befors the
board and made application for county
aid.
Above matter was referred to the
commissioners of the district.
Mayor Wineman and Aldermen
Cockburn and Mann appeared before
the board and stated that they had a
case of smallpox in st. Vincent de
Paul hespital-a certain Mr.. Duffy OF
Grand Harbor township, and notified
the county board that they they
would not take said matter up unless
the county would guarantee to stand
said expense.
It was moved and seconded that
Commissioners Mccormick, Baker and
Furstenau be appointed a committee
to investigate and look into the claims
of City of Devils Lake VS.. Ramsey
county in the smallpox cases taken
care of by them, for the purpose of
arriving at the county's liability in
said case-if any.
Carried.
A petition signed by E. E. Sparks
offering to pay $50. so in full
settlement of Seed lien judgment
against him in favor of Ramsey
county as recorded in judgment Book
mo. 2, Page %, case Nc. 44O in clerk
of courts Office, was read.
And on motion duly seconded ani
carried above proposition was accepted
and records ordered satisfied on pay
ment of said sum $50. so.
Moved, seconded and carried to ad
journ until 9 o'clock a. NJ, Thursday
Nov. 18th, 1902.
Attest, IF. A. Baker,
Emil S. Eich, Chairman
County Auditor.
Adjourned meeting Of the board o
county commissioners of Ramse,
county, N. D.,
THURSDAY, NOV.
18th, 1902.
The board met at 8 O'Clock a. m.
pursuant to adjournment.
observation-disclosures Day, An
delson, Baker, Furstenau and McCor
mick. Moved and seconded that tn.
auditor be instructed to readvertise
for a poor farm same as former ad'
vertisement with the following excep
lions, viz: Farm is to be located
within four miles of a station, on thu
main line of the Great Northern rail
road or within same distance of {
station on the Farmers railroad, bid
to be filed up to 10 o'clock NJ, Mon
day, January 9Th, 1902, said bids t.
be opened at the January meeting O.
of county board.
Carried.
Moved and seconded that the follow
ing election expense bills for precinc
election officers in the various pre-
cincts in this county, for services a
general election Nov. 4, 1902, b.
allowed and warrants ordered draw
in payment of same.
LILLEHOFF:
Knute Olson, inspector ........$12 81
Paul Nelson, judge........... 3 OF
Herm. Hautula, judge......... 8 OF
Thorstein Sahl, clerk. 3 OF
Chas. Laski, clerk............ 8 OF
D. F. Humphreys, use Of build
ing 2 OF
LAYTON
c. O. Johnson, inspector. $3.50. 10 OF
5. M. Baum, judge........... 3 u
Geo. Lemery, judge........... 8 o.
Geo. Askelson, Clerk. 3 OF
Jas. Donahue, clerk........... 8 0(
East View district, use of school
w.
NEWLAND.
T. o. Fjalstad, inspector...... 5 OF
Tonnes Ivesdal, judge......... OF
Ole Settingsgard, judge. ...... 8 OC
Martin Viger, clerk. 3 OF
Efrain Olsen, clerk. 3 OF
G. A. Sagen, return poll book 8 AZ
NeXland school district, use of
school house. 49,. 2 O(
HIGHLAND.
J. o. Johnson, inpsector....... IA 90
M. A. Mcdonald, judge........ 2 O(
Jas. Goodman, Judge ......... 2 90
Erick Narveson, clerk. 2 OC
P. L. Solberg, clerk. ...... 2 OC
Oakland school district, use of
polling place.. 2 OC
BARTLETT.
VIM. o. Zenner, Inspector. 5 90
Emery Cole, judge............ 8 90