Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-07-29

First Commissioner District names.
Second Commissioner Dist. z names.
Third Commissioner Dist. 13 names.
City Of Bismarck ......... II names.
Painted Woods Township. name.
Ecklund Township ...... 2 names.
Driscoll Township ........ 1 name.
Glenview Township ...... 1 name.
Menoken Township ...... 1 name.
Apple Creek Township -. 1 name.
Logan Township ......... 1 name.
Grass Lake Township $3.50. 1 name.
Hazel Grove Township 80. 1 name.
Crofte Township ......... 1 name.
Lake View Township ..... i name.
Teller Township ......... / name.
Boyd Township ............ name.
In compliance with the above appli
cation the county commissioners Sc
lected from their respective districts
as apportioned the following names:
Clark Crawford, N. J. Fadden, D. r
Mcdonald, w. J. Brown, John Craw.
ford, Frank fostering, C. G. Porter
H. E. Finney, Geo. Gabel, William
Highes, Geo. Kahl, F. w. Korn, Ernest
Mcclure, A. F. Anderson, F. B. Affair."
H. Alberts, John P. Bohan, Henry
brewer, Herman Erickson, and I. w
Grambling, Gust E. Gordon, Axel He'd.
strom, "A. M. Johnson, Otto Johnson
Andrew Lien, M. Ferris.
On motion the board adjourned to
meet July 10, at 10 a. m.
Monday, July 10, 1905.
The board met pursuant to adjourn
ment, all commissioners present.
The board, upon motion, adjourned
for the purpose of viewing county
roads, to meet on Tuesday, July II
at 10 a. m.
Tuesday, July II, 1905.
The board met pursuant to adjourn
ment, with all members present.
The board then adjourned to view
county roads to meet on Wednesday
July IL, at 10 a. m.
Wednesday, July IL, 1905.
The board met pursuant to adjourn
ment, with all members present.
The road petition of L. A. Larson
and others was upon motion refused
as there Is already a good road ad
jacent thereto, sufficient for present
needs.
The road petition of Michael Vol
and others was upon motion refused
as the outlay necessary to open such
road does not justify the expense, in
view of the fact that said road would
have no outlet.
The following bills were, upon mo
ton, allowed:
John Galloway, juror, assist
ant to w. A. Mahan) ..... 5 22.8C
John White, livery ........ 1890
Geo. Gussner, ice for court
mouse, ...... -. ........ 400
Geo. Gussner, merchandise poor:
I'M: Ford 80. ........ SOC
Oat Felthe1n, taking census. 1.0t
John White, livery ...... 80. 1896
j. E. Ecklund, salary county
commissioner ...... .... 1880
F. G. Grambs, salary county
commissioner go. ....... 41.2C
W. II. Webb, Jr., salary coun-
ty commissioner ....... 41.2C
Commissioner Ecklund submitted
the following resolution and moved its
adoption:
Whereas, lots / to 6 in block 45
0. p, with the improvements thereon
has been sold for taxes and through
failure of redemption has become the
absolute property of the county OF
Burleigh, and, Whereas, T. w. Griffin
Is now leasing aforesaid property for
his own benefit, Therefore be it re.
solved, That we, the board of county
commissioners of Burleigh county
order and direct the states attorney
to take legal possession of said prop.
erty for the county of Burleigh.".
Upon the above resolution all the
commissioners voted aye, and the
resolution was adopted. =.
The board of equalization, having
completed the equalization of the as.
sessment for the year 1905, the coun.
ty auditor submitted the following
statement Of the indebtedness Of the
county on July /, 1905: ,.*11.''-~
Bonds outstanding ...... $157, zoo. OO
Warrants outstanding -. 9,439.85
Interest on registered
Warrants ........ .#.ss- 1910
The following statement of az.
penses OF the county for the fiscal
year ending June 80, 1905, was sub.
mitted BY the county auditor:
General expenses, including
support OF poor ........ s 23,557 ID
Salaries county officers. 10,451 .3s
Roads and bridges ... 3.765. 81
interest on bonds ....... s,464.54
Iocal .... ....... $685. 6
The county auditor submitted tie
following estimate Of The expenses AZ
the county for the current wear he.
ginning July /. 1906: q. d B .1