Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1903-03-19

J. E. McGillivray, returning
DdllOU DOX. ) OO
Rollef Berg, Judge of Collrtenay
eleCtlOn. ................... w
Chas. Schumacher, judge of
COurtenay election. .......... co
Frank Kellogg, inspector of
Courtenay election. ....... 2 90
o. L. Larson, clerk Of Courte-
nay election ................. 90
Geo. E. Bouer, clerk OF Courte-
nay election 200
j. A. Rankin, insanity board. IA 90
E. w. Thorp, do. :. 90
B. F. BigelOw, do :. 10 so
DR.. D. S. Moore, do %. 20
Ole Swanson, do 20
P. w. Eddy, services in various
cases. I'd w
P. w. Eddy, jailer for February 40 90
P, w. Eddy, beard of prisoners
for February. :........ 54 oO
L. Fl. Larson, two road scrapers l3 Al
n. w. Telephone Co., rent OF
telephones. ................... ii 40
Courteny Gazette, stationery -
and printing. ..:....,..... ~ 40
NJ. U. Greene. board and care
Of sick and poor. ............. lO3 w
w. r. Grant, services as county
surveyor. ................... 10 w
Bill of G. r. Weber for clerk hire
during his illness, was on motion re-
ferred to the states attorney.
The state attorney to whom was
referred the petition of H. S. Julsrud
and others in regard to the appoint
ment Of q deputy superintendent OF
board Of health, repo. ted back the
same as follows:
JAMESTOWN, N. D., March 9, 1903.
To the Honorable Bard Of County
North Dakota:
The undersigned, to whom was re-
ferred the within petition. respect
fully reports that this Your board is
not authorized by law, and has no au-
thority to appoint deputy to the
office OF county superintendent of
board Of health, nor has the county
superintendent of health such power,
although he may employ person to
assist him. but such person would not
be a deputy, simply servant.
Respectfully submitted,
RODERICK ROSE,
States Attorney.
Mr.. Welsh moved that the report be
placed on file, which motion prevailed.
Affidavits were presented from J. E.
Muntz and w. w. Graves, reciting
the fact that they were assessed and
paid road polls for the year 1902,
WrOngfully. as they were not liable,
being over fifty years of age.
Mr.. Steel moved that the auditor be
<r ;cc,,o f,1 nd mr. rfc
in the sum Of SO cents each to the
said J. E. Muntz and w. w. Graves.
Which motion prevailed.
In the matter Of the vacation Of the
alley running through, block SO Klaus
Second addition t. Jamestown, Mr..
Welsh introduced the following reso-
lutlou and moved it's adoption:
Resolved, That in our judgment it
is for the best interests of the citizens
of Stutsman county, North Dakota,
that the alley running through block
SO, in Klaus Second addition to
Jamestown, n. D., be vacated; and,
Whereas, John Milsted and Mary G,
Milsted, his wife, have united with
StutSman county in vacating the
same; and it is hereby vacated, and
that this board file with the register
of deeds written instrument declar-
ing the same vacated. The reSOlu-
tion was adopted.
The report Of the register Of deeds
for the month Of February, 1903,
amounting to S345.5O, was read and
ordered placed on file.
The report of clerk of court for Feb
ruary, 1903, amounting to S26, was
read and ordered placed on file.
Communication was received from
Andrew Blewett, stating that he had
appointed A. Parkinson deputy county
auditor, and accompanied with oath
OF office of said A. Parkinson.
On motion of Mr.. Steel the same
was ordered placed on file.
G. H. Lowery resigned as road sup
ervisOr for township IA, range SO,
and w. E. Wentlaad was appointed to
I'LL said vacancy.
Petition from L. w. Kreiger and
a majority of the freeholders living
within radius Of three miles of
point in the section line which divides
sections l and II in township la,
range SO, for bridge midway between
the southeast and southwest corners
of said sections, was received, and on
motion was referred to the county
board to view the location and inveSti-
gate the necessity for the proposed
bridge.
Mr.. Welsh moved to adjourn to 2
O'Clock p. m. Which motion pre-.
vailed and the board adjourned.