The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1905-04-13
G. Chalmers, hauling bridge

G. Chalmers, hauling bridge
material TOO
Walker Bros. & Hardy, books
and stationery. ..... 4l.5O
Steele County Tribune, publish,
ing Commissioners proceed.
ings and notice OF teachers
examination 9.95
Steele County Tribune, station.
cry and six copies Of session
laWS.... 1870
T. A. Hasselquist, mileage visit.
ing schools. 1l.3o
T. A. Hasselquist. cash advanc-
ed for postage 1925
Mrs. T. A. Hasselquist, holding
pupils examination two days 400
Frank Gray, cash advanc
ed Mrs. G.. Chester, county
charge. 1900
Mrs. Alice Miller, care of Mrs.
q. Chester; $4,000, allowed at 5000
Kraabel & Kraabel, supplies
for Mrs. G.. Chester .......... 1926
Ida Elvrum, care of Mrs. G.
Chester; S24.O0, allowed at... 1900
Ole Rye, board and care of
John Larson ............... 1900
Andrew Nybo, care Of Mrs. j.
Johnson's infant child; $4,000,
allowed lO.OU
Finley Beacon, publishing Com
missioners' proceedings and
notice of teachers examina-
llOI ......... 80
st. Anthony & Oak. Ele. Co.,
lumber and hardware for re.
pairing Ole Kittleson's house;
S93.2l, allowed at S32.1e; ma.
terial furnished exceeded or
Oel given ...........
H. A. Burner, constable fees in
Justice Court, E. o. Keene,
justice. ....... .............. lilo
L. A. jacobson, deputy sheriff
fees in Justice Court, E. O.
Keene, justice. ............ 7.3o
Mrs. L. Chapman, laundry work
for Mrs. e.. Chester. ......... Soc
The report OF the Board of
Health was on motion approved and
bills ordered paid as follows:
DR.. C.E. Bennett, disenfecting, Z
$7.oo, allowed at. ............ $3.50
DR.. H. Bacharach, quarantining,
disenfecting, ETC., $780,, al
lOWed f1.3O
DR.. W. H. NJ. Philip, quarantin-
ing, disenfectiug, etc......... 141.6o
DR.. A. j. Heimark. disenfecting. 10 90
j. W. Needham, disenfectants
and fumigators ........... 1925
e. O. johnson, one day on Board
OF Health. 300
G. s. Shippy. one day on Board
of Heath. 800
On motion the Board of County Com
missioners proceeded to take a formal
ballot for Supt. of County Board of
Health for a period of one year dating
from April list. 1905:
The first ballot resulted in unanimous
vote for DR.. W. H. M. Philip, who was
declared elected supt. of Board of
Health.
The Board then proceeded to take a
formal ballot for Vice President of
County Board of Health for a period of
one year dating from April LIST, 1906.
First ballot resulted-H. N. Horner.
2; G. o. johnson, /; K. 8. Sulland, l.
Second ballot-G. o. johnson, l; X.
S, Sulland, l; F. Gray, |; H. N. Horner,
Third ballot-G. O. johnson, 2; F.
Gray, 2.
Fourth ballot--F. Gray. /; g. O.
Johnson, 8.
G. o. johnson was declared elected
Vice President of Board Of Health.
On motion duly seconded and carried
it was decided that the places for hold
ing chattel mortgage sales should re.
main the same as designated April 4th,
1904.
The following bills were on motion
allowed:
F. Gray, one day on poor board \
and mileage. ESQ
F. Gray, Commissioner per
diem, mileage, inspecting
bridges and mileage. $4,000. lilo
q. .. johnson, Commissioner
per diem and mileage......... $40
H. N. Horner, Commissioner
per diem and mileage ........ 4.9o
K. s. Sulland, Commissioner per
diem and mileage. $50
G. o. johnson, one day on poor
Board and mileage........... PTS
On motion the Board adjourned.
s. MCPHERSON,
County Auditor.
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