Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-08-23

NSSo oildSc 80 IL. 1OuS........ t-C w
Hewitt Bridge Co.
Steel bridge so it. long $3.50 o.
Steel bridge 80 fit. long......... S65 90
Wood bridge 60 it. long....... s32 90
Wood bridge IS it. long ........ 469 90
Northwestern Bridge Co,
Steel bridge 60 #. long........s2615 90
Steel bridge so #. long.....,... $40 90
Wood bridge 60 it. long....... $50 20
Wood bridge 2s it. long........ 40 90
The Twin City Bridge Co.
Steel bridge so fit. long........ S26l5 %
Steel bridge 50 it. long........ $50 90
Wood bridge 60 it. ong...... $50 90
Wood bridge 2s it. ong...... 40 %
\ bid was also received from Geo. [.
Mesker Il Co. of Evansville. Indiana.
Offering to furnish the material for steel
bridges but the same was not considered
owing to the fact that it was not accord
ing 70 plans and specifications.
Resolved. that the bid of the Fargo
Bridge Il Iron Co. for two wood bridges
be accepted. 4 over the Little Pembina
river north of Olga for s7a5.OO: and one
over the Little Pembina river on the
section line between Sections IS and II.
Town 163, Range 60. for s42O.00 said
bridges to be completed on or before
Dec. 3rd. 1906. according to plans and
specifications. the amount of the bond
was pl-ced at $l2l5.0O as provided bv
Law.
In compliance with Section 1866.
Chapter 50. of the Revised Codes of
1905. the Board of County Commission
erS, except Com'r Dawson and Robert
Work, county auditor. met for the pur-
pose of making a settlement between
the Townships of Montrose and Osford.
A statement Of the assets and liabilities
OF the original township of Monsrose
was presented by John Butterwidk.
clerk of said original township. which
shoAed cash on hand March lst, 1905,
and cash received since that date. also
cash in the county treasury to the
credit of Montrose township. to be
si9Sa.l3, warrants issued since March
Is 1896 and outstanding TO
date S923.06, leaving a cash BALANCE at
the present time of sl0lO.07.
According to the assessed valuation
for the year 1906 it was determined that
the Township of Montrose shall receive
sixty-one t6ll per cent, and the Town
ship of Osford thirty-nine t3o} per cent.
Of the assets of the original township.
providing Montrose township issues a
warrant in favor of Osford township in
the sum of $685. 3 being their share Of
cash on hand. Montrose township
assumes all liabilities of the original
township, except outstanding
that are not included in the statement
presented and it was agreed that Mont
rose township pay sixty-one per cent
and Osford rhirty-nine per cent. of all
such outstanding accounts. Ii was
also agreed tina. the division Of ,ha
roa machinery De lef. to the town
boards.
Montrose township was represented
by John Butterwick and OSf. I'd town.
ship by James E Watson.
On motion the following bills were
audited ana allowed:
E. F. Porter, Secretary. of State
seventeen 1905 Revised Codes Iua 90
+. W. Mclean, services as
member of the Primary Flee.
ton canTassingboard two days 5 90
Andrew Sturn, services as
member Of the Primary Elec.
tom canyassingboard swodays 500
G~underson. carr and
board of Thor Va,,en county
Poos So 70
Langdon Light Co, lights for
July, 1906 and repairs iurn.
lshed ,........... IS 70
Fargo Bridge Il Iron CO. two
set OF blue rInis fo. steel n
wood brilAes "a
Mckechney. refund on
1895 real estate tax on the F
= SWi4 NM sHl4 ST..
sloH 8, Town leo, Rang, 81,
assessed u same a. a uar,.Y
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