Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-08-21
be done under the supervision OF Com
missioner John Reid and the Town Board

De done under the supervision OF Com.
missioner John Reid and the Town Board
OF Fremont.
Bill OF Allan Pnkersoo, sheriff, 10,
sls5.5o, for the transportation OF David
W. Hines and G. a. Goillon to the state
insane asylum at jamestown, was audi
ted and approved and recommended to
be paid by the state, as provided for by
Chapter 19e.sot the Laws of 1901.
On motion the following bills were au.
dited and allowed:
A. E. Lindstrom, county print
ing and supplies. .......................s 81 SO
S.. J. A. Boyd, county printing,
allowed at............................. "a s.
Robert Mclean. livery hire for
commissioners use ................ OC
Henry Covertson, removing ashes
and moving the court house
block. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 90
Courier Democrat, county print
ing and supplies. Observation-Disclosures. 81 7S
Moe Price, county supplies as
per contract. Observation-Disclosures. Is GO
James Pask, material and repairs
on bridge over the Pemblna
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 70 w
DR.. James Semple, examining
insane patient and establishing
removing quarantine in small
pox cases. Observation-Disclosures. Is IS
DR.. W. Y. Cory, fees in insanity
case, Mrs. John George. ........ s 90
On motion the board adjourned until
one o'clock p. m.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The board reconvened pursuant to ad-
journment.
Present: Joseph Heapy, chairman, and
Commissioners Peter Reid, Ole I. Gjevre
Alex. Roney and John Reid.
10 compliance with Section 1885,
Chapter 81. OF the Revised Codes Of 1899,
the Board Of County Commissioners, TO-
gether with II. 3. Dorval, county Judge
and Robert Work, county auditor, met
for the purpose OF making a settlement
between the Townships Of Linden and
Mckinley.
A statement of The assets and
liabilities of the original township
was presented by Thomas H. Prior
clerk OF the original township, which
showed the outstanding indebtedness to
be sl,6l7 81. cash on hand to the credit of
the original township, s72.51.
On investigation it was determined
that Linden township shall receive
eighty per cent and Mckinley township
shall receive twenty per cent of the assets
OF the original township, providing Nc
hlnley township issue warrant in favor
OF Linden township in the sum of s431. SO
being their share of the present outstapd.
ing Indebtedness and balance due on
machinery.
1t was agreed that Mckinley township
shall receive one Austin e. Weston push
grader, two wheel scrapers and four slnsh
scrapers. Linden township shall receive
Two push graders, four wheel scrapers
and eight slush scrapers; each township
to pay for services OF road overseers with
each township for the year 1902. Lin
dent to assume all liabilities of the orjp,-
nal township. Linden township was
represented by Thomas Fl. Prior and
Mckinley township by John Smith ard
Fred Borusky.
County Judge II. z. Dorval retired
ana the Board OF County Commissioners
reconvened
The county auditor was instructed to
aoVeftise for applications for the posi-
lion OF Janltor OF the courthouse for the
year commencing. October 10th, 1902.
SAID applications to be opened on Tues.
lay October It'll, 1902 at one O'Clock y,
NJ parties making application must
tate salary expected.
on motion the following bills were au-
lifted and allowed: