The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1903-01-23

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OF H0mOlnd or any MEMBER VI tuS oOdid
of county commissioners. and for the
= further reason that said Theodore Jack
was not resident or citizen of Pembina
county.
Resolved that the bill of w l. Grant
VS. Pembna county for medical services
tor Theodore Jack amounting to s57.75
is rejected on the grounds that the same
was not authorized by the county of
Pembina nor any member Of the board
of county commissioners and for further
reason that the said Theodore Jack was
not resident or citizen of Pembina
county.
Justice report of R Hogg read and
approved as followe-
John R Hogg, justice fees State VS.
Mccullough SO
Chas Craig, witness fees same case 10
r A Long do do l 10
w c Burton do do 10
r A Long, constable fees do l 10
B F Walters, kilograms etc l 40
Boarding prisoners Dec 18th to,
ian LIST, 1903 80 As
Boarding prisoners from Jan LIST
to January 9th IL As
Postage for December 3 90
w Z Short supplies county poor
Mrs Thomas ct al Is IS
Supplies iorjail ID 10
LaMoure g. Co, supplies county
poor order NORM 26 90
Supplies CO poor order Sigurd-
son Is 90
John Brown. wolf bounty 2 90
Hammond Bros & Stephens, GER
tffcates OF award CO supt 4 90
James A Wilson, sheriff fees state
VS. Harvey 43 20
E M Nixon, lumber per bill As 81
Vim Ard-ex. subpoeaning witness
: es, case state VS. Mccullough 8 30
Subpeonaing witnesses case of
state VS. Bue 5 80
F Myrick, cash advanced trans
portation Mrs Leterbore ct al 10 60
Vim Ardies, subpoenaing witness
eS case STATE VS. LOuQen OO
E Epton, wolf bounty 2 90
M Switzer, wood co poor s19.75,
court house $1,000 1872 O5
O Thorsteinson, board and care
MISS Anderson, co poor 80 90
Aug Short, services on plat Wal
hala village 200
Board adjourned until Monday, Janu-
airy II, at 8 a m.
Board met as per adjournment. All
present except Con,mr Taylor.
The sheriff fled report OF delinquent
personal taxes collected under contract
made with the board of county commrs
by resolution passed Nov 18th, 1902 said
resolution being in conformity with chap
ter l64 Of session laws of 1901. The re-
port shows that the following amounts
OF taxes have been collected and turned
over to the county treasurer, who will
issue the tax receipts to persons entitled
to them.
Receipts for 1898 60 IS.
do 1899 300 81.
do 1900 AL OF.
do 19O1-397O 40.
The following report of the county
auditor for salary warrants for last quar-
ter was read and ordered flied and was
spread on the minutes.
Oct Nov Dec
Paul Williams,
CO auditor 1873 80 1873 50 1873 80
S Thorwaldson,
deputy A 20
E Harris, depy So 80 IS 90 IS 90
Blaine Ewing, elk 55 90 IS 90 SIS 90
E G Erickson, elk 80 IS
A Williams, clerk % 90 IS 90 IS 90
K Mcbride,
CO treasurer 15s "a 1853 SO 1853 80
w Douglas, depy IS 90 50 90 IS 90
S Thorwaldson, elk 25 Is IS 90
I'M Chisholm,
register OF deeds 141 IS al 70 al Is
Guy Mckay, clerk SIS 90 SIS 90 IS 90
John Carr, clerk IS 90 IS 90 IS 90
Elk Cavileer, clerk 46 90
Thos Chisholm, elk 10 90
ID Winlaw, deputy IS 90 IS 90 IS 90
] D Wallace,
county judge 139 90 139 90 139 90
I'M Graham, elk 80 90 80 90 80 90
& A l. Airth,
clerk Of court 100 90 100 90 100 %
Geo Peterson,
deputy 65 90 Is 90 Is OC
w ! Burke,
The crowned heads Of every nation,
The rich men, poor men and misers
.s All join in paying tribute to
DeWitt's Little Early Risers.
H. Williams, San Antonio Tex, writes
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