Courier Democrat., 1904-07-21
toFF1C1AL)
PROCEEDINGS
OF THE
Board of Co. Commissioners,
CAVALIER COUNTY, N. D.
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examined the above described location
and deemed the construction of bridge
necessary. Therefore, it was resolved
that the request of the petitioners be
granted and that pile bridge be con-
structed at the above described loca-
ton, and that the purchase of the right
of way and the constitution of the bridge
be under the supervision of Commis-
sioner Roney.
Petition of John Rushford and 36
others Qaid over from last year, was
presented asking the Board to construct
a new steel bridge at the Indian eros
sing in East Alma township near Mil
ton. The board of county commission
ers reported having examined tie above
described location and deemed the con-
struction of bridge necessary but ow
ing to the want of funds no steel bridge
could be built this year. Therefore. it
was resolved that pile bridge be con-
structed at the above described location
under the supervision of Commissioner
Gjevre
On motion the Board adjourned until
l o'clock .. NJ.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Board reconvened pursuant to
adjournment.
All members present.
Petition of F E B Mercer. Mayor of
Langdon City, was presented asking a
grant of 500 for the purpose of drain
ing and improving the highway on the
section line between sections % and "a,
township l61, range GO.
Resolved, that the sum of Sl0O be
granted providing Langdon City grants
and expends an equal amount, warrant
to be issued in favor of Commissioner
Heapy, work to be done under the
supervision OF Commissioner Heapy and
the city board of Langdon.
Bill Of w ] Mooney for 8l3255 for re-
bate on 1903 tax on the unplatted part
of the ne4 section %, township 16l.
range GO, being the difference in the
assessed valuation in 1903 and 1904.
Resolved that the above bill be laid
over until the next meeting of the
Board.
i H E Dorval, county Judge, presented
his report for quarter ending June Both,
1904, and the same was accepted and
ordered filed.
! On motion the following bills we're
audited and allowed:
E r Sinkler, assistant counsel
in crimina! cases, telephone
messages, ETC., s1216.2l, al
lowed at Observation-Disclosures. 1866 81
Magnus Brynjolfson. expense in
the Barry case. .......... ..... % 81
H E Dorval, fees in insanity
cases, etc. .................. 80 oU
w B Dickson, fees in insanity
cases.. IL w
JOS Power, money advanced for
transportation of s Schafer,
county poor, to Little Sisters
hospital, st Paul .......... Is 90
Plummer Il McNiven, repairs on
Il court house and county sup
l plies. .......... .............. lUl 40
Il B Morrison, goods furnished
Mrs Mckay, county poor..... u 90
Dr Esler. establishing and re-
moving quarantine .......... 10 40
Allan Pinkerton, board of pris-
oners. l67 25
Langdon City, lights for June,
| l9U4. w
Allan Pinkerton. sheritf's fees,
serving subpeonas on jurors,
etc. OlO 35
w NJ Prince, balance due as
stenographer at the Barry
trial at Grafton. ..... 20 90
E Epton, meat furnished Elzear
Il Vondal. county poor ......... 3 90
OB Wright, painting and kalso-
mining court room and offices.
$223.41, allowed at. .... 2l8 81
Little Sisters hospital, st Paul,
admission fee for Schafer,
county poor. r............. 80 90
Resolved that A L Perry be appointed
drainage commissioner to fill vacancy
now existing on the Board.
Resolved, that the village of OsLa-
brock in the county of Cavalier, n ID,
be designated an election precinct, the
general election to be held at the usual
place for holding elections in said vii
lage, and that the Romfo school house,
located on the southeast n section Is,
township 160, range 50, be named as the
place for holding the general election in
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