The Dickinson press., 1904-07-16
OFFICIAL

Proceedings Of The Board Of Commission.
ers Of Stark County, n. D.
Continued from last week.
ga. nj. July 9Th, 1904.
Board convened as per adjournment;
all present.
The board again took up the work Of
reviewing and correcting the assessment
ior the year 1904.
Live stock in the unorganized counties
and also in the county of Stark was equal
lied as follows, viz:
Cattle one year old at $500.
Two years old sI2.oo.
Cows three years old and over $1,000.
All other cattle at $1,000.
Horses one year old at $1,000.
Two years old at $500.
Three years and over $4,000.
Sheep at Sl.4o per head.
Hogs at $500.
John Wieglanda appeared before the
board and made affidavit to the effect
that the following is correct list OF live
stock owned by him at the time he was
assessed by the assessor for the year
1924. viz: Dist. No. 2: one.year old
horses; 2 two.year old horses; three
year old horses one stallion; COWS
three years old and over and 16 all other
cattle. Dist. No. 3: 10 vearling cattle,
10 two-year old cattle and IL three-year
old and over COWS.
On motion the assessment against the
said Weiglanda was ordered corrected
to correspond with with the above.
Martin Andore appeared before the
board and made affidavit to the effect
that the following is correct list of live
stock owned by him at the time he was
assessed by the assessor for the season
year old cattle and IL COWS three years
old and over, and that his assessment for
said year showing IS yearling cattle, 60
two-year old cattle and Is COWS three
years old and over is erroneous. The
board, on motion, made;the correction on
the assessment book, in the end dist, in
accordance with the above.
Adjourned to 2, p. m.
2p.m July 9th, 1904.
Board convened as per adjournment; !;
all present.
Organized as board OF county com.
missioners.
On motion the following bills we're
allowed and ordered paid by warrant,
viz:
W. A. Garter, stationery and
printing 10 IS
John W. Goodall, iailer's salary,
and quarter. er................. 100 90
John w. Goodall, kilograms and
telephone, End quarter.... ~ 50
John w. Goodall, court attend
ance, June. Observation-Disclosures. "a 90
John w. Goodall, trees for court
house yards. s................. II o8
John w. Goodall, in State VS..
MARSH case. e................ 6 30
John w. Goodall, postage. ... Io 90
Genevieve White, writing up as
sessment books for the un-
orgrnized counties of Dunn,
Mckenzie and Wallace ... l8 90
w. L. Richards, expense setting
up dipping tanks. IS 50
w. H. Walton, money advanced
for vault DOORS. lis 90
Mike Oldhiser,. building vault at
W. H. Walton, 8 tons sulphur, W
freight cgs., loading, etc.. 434 78
VS.. Russell, plans and speci6-
cations for vaults. ....... as 90
On motion board adjourned to Mon
day, July nth, 9 a. m.
oa.m. July nth, 1904.
The board convened pursuant to ad-
journment; all present.
On motion the board decided to check
the Register of Deeds and the Clerk of
the District Court for the term COM
mencing Jan. Ist to July Ist, 1904. These
officials were found to have fully COM
piled with the law in the matter of max
ing monthly reports to the county audi
tor of the business transacted in their
respective Offices, and also in regularly
drawing their salaries, the aggregated
receipts in the hands of the auditor
having been compared with the books
in said offices we're found to correspond
and said books we're declared correct.
The board then took up the work OF
checking the treasurer and auditor and
spent the balance of the forenoon ex-
amining and checking the records in
said Offices and on motion adjourned to
I p. m.
1p. m. July nth, 1904.
Board convened as per adjournment:
all present
The board continued the the work of
checking the auditor and treasurer com
pleting the same at 5 o'clock p. m. The
amount of money in the treasurer's hands
at the close of business June goth, 1904,
was s34,3Io.55 which corresponded with
the amount as shown by the books and
was, therefore, declared correct.
John w. Goodall, sheriff, reported
statement OF delinquent personal taxes
collected since last report in JAM, amount
ing to S5I4.66 and on motion the same
was ordered filed.
On motion quarterly report Of f. w.
Kittell, for the quarter ending June goth,
was laid over until the next meeting.
Quarterly reports of Benjamin Webb
and A. P. Folsom for the quarter ending
June goth, 1904, we're received and the
various items of expense therein con-
tanned we're ordered paid by warrant.
The following bills were on motion