Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1905-11-30
CAVALIER COUNTY. \. D.

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81. of the revised codes of 1899.
the board OF count. commissioners to-
With H. E. Dorval, q Judge
and Robert Work. county auditor. met
for the purpose of making a settlement
between the townships of Loan and
Hay. \ statement OF the assets and
liabilities OF the original township OF
Loan was presented by James Mire-
house. clerk of said township. which
showed the amour of the outstanding
warrants TO De s452.36, cash on hand in
the township and county treasury
Sl01.74.
NOn Investigation it was determined
that the township OF Loan shall re-
celve +112 per cent and Hay township
521aa per cent of the assets Of the origi-
nal township OF Loan, providing that
Hay township issue a warrant in favor
OF Loan township in the sumof SlS4 06
being their share OF the present out,
~standlng warrants.
II Was further agreed that Hay town
ship pay to Loan township 5215 per
cert OF all outstanding accounts of the
original township of Loan. 1t was also
agreed that Hay5;township receive the
New Era grader and Loan township
the push grader, Hay township to issue
a warrant in favor OF Loan township
II the sum Of $4,000. The New Era
grader was valued at $4,000 and the
push grader at 5000. All Wheel and
slush scrapers to be eaqually divided.
Hay township was represented by
Joseph McGauvran. Alex Roney. Erlck
Nettren aud 4. Gustafson. and Loam
township by James Mirehouse, LOUIS
Brudahl. Thomas Hutton. George Ry-
lance and c. S. Rude.
The board of appointment convened
for the purpose of appointing q County
Surveyor 10 ill 4 vancancy low existing.
Present:-Commtssioners Joseph
Heapy, Ole Gjevre. John Reid. 4 \
Seeley and | Dawson ana H f Dorval
County Judge.
On motion Joseph Heapy was chosen
Chairman and Robert Work Scc'v.
Move@ by Commissioner Seeley. second
ed by Commissioner Dawson. that NJ VI
Darling OF Harvey township DE appoint
ed County Surveyor for the balance Of
the present term and until his success
sor lE elected ana qualified. Carried.
JOSEPH HEAPY, ROBERT Work
Chairman. Sec!
On motion the Board adjourned until
nine O'Clock a. n. Tuesday Nov. 2lst,
1905.
TUESDAY,. NOV. 2lst, 1905.
The Board reconvened pursuant TO
adjournment.
PreEent:-Joseph Heapy Chairman
and Commissioners John Reid. Ole l
Gjevre, \ 4 Seeley ard / Dawson.
Alex Reid of Hannah. \. D.. appear
ed before the Board in regards to the
1904 personal property assement of The
Farmers Implement and Supply Co. If
Wales, Resolved that the Auditor De
instructed to lower the assessment
above referred to rom:3465.O 90 to Sl2OO.-
90 for the reason that the Company Wa.
assessed for the same property twice
and also for the reason that they we're
1ScQscoH OF about tLrrI +o-- 49,.
amount of like property in the same
W. +. Winter and NJ. L. Sullivan ap
peared before the Board and offered
the sum of s2046.9G. ACCOMPANIED u,
check for the amount. being settlement
10 full for the shortage in the ex-CIerk
of Courts Office for the years 1896 10
1904 inclusive.
Moved by Commissioner John Reid,
seconded by Commissioners Dawson
and Seeley, that the offer be accepted.
all members voting yea except Com
missioner Gjevre. And the Bondsmen
in question are hereby released from
any further liability on the bonds Of
John E. Truax. ey-Clerk OF Court. and
that it vas the sense OF the Board in
view of the fact that a percentage of
the amounts found to be due the
county by the Examiners report is due
to mistakes and errors Oh the part of
the ex-Clerk of Court Truax as to the
fees that should have been charged in
said office not to any missapplication of
said funds by him. and that suits upon
said bonds would involve the county
in expensive litigation.
On motto the following bills were
audited and allowed.
Peter Brynildson. balance due
on constable fees State VS.
Tourond. -. sll y,
Leppert Bros, roi and material
for repairing ,ile driver. ~. 925
+ ii Stoltze, one car load OF