The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1906-10-05

voting places in Bottineau county be-
and remain as designated and sstab-
lished by this board on May 16tn,
1906. And be it further resolved by
this board that all the inspectors of
election appointed by this board on
the said 10th day of May. 1905. be and
are hereby appointed as inspectors for
the next general election. Upon be-
ing duly seconded by Commissioner
Romsos this resolution was unani-
mously carried. Upon motion the
board adjourned till clock A. M,
October 2nd.
October 2nd, Forenoon Sesson.
The Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment. Commissioners present Chair
man Trimble, Calrk and Romsos.
Upon motion duly seconded and car
ried the County Treasurer and the
County Auditor were authorized and
instructed to transfer the sum of E,gh-
teen Hundred Dollars ($1s0O) from
the Register of Deeds salary fund in
to the county general fund. The fol-
lowing bills were audited and allowed:
Martin M. Berg. services as road
overseer in NJ 1874. $4,000
Andrew Torgenson, services as road
overseer, in 81. 1874. $500 -.
Claus Anderson. services as road
overseer in VIZ. 1876, 46.OO
. Gregor Bjornstad, services as road
overseer in NJ, 1924. 44.0O
Fred Gagner, services as road over
seer, in 50, 1924 s "A. 90
Peter Bockman. services as road
overseer, in NJ. 1877. 5000
Lars Torrison, services as road over
seer, in NJ. 1925 57.8--
Murry Moore, services as road over
seer, IN 81, 1926 32.OO
Robert Brander services as road
overseer. in NJ. 1927 16. 90
81. Carbonneau, services as road
overseer, in n2, 161.74 $3.50
G. A. Miller, services as road
overseer. in 50. 1914 62 10
William Bergman, services as
road overseer, in n2. 1915 81. so
George w. Mcfarland, services
ps road overseer, in 50, 1915 44O0
James Cameron, services as road
overseer, in n2. 1915 94.OO
Geo. r. White, services as
road overseer. in 81 1917 3S. 90
less $s7.25 already paid, leaving
a balance of 1915
A. J. Cameron, services az
road o7erseer, in NJ, 1917 90. 90
Isadore Boune, services al ROAD
overseer, in So, 1904 1890
George H. Capes, services as
road overseer, in n2, 16O-74 6O.OO
Henry Knoke, services as road
overseel, in 50. 160-75 80. 90
j. R. Cooper. services as road
oveerseer n2. 16O-75 36. 90
John Bake, services al road
overseer, in 90. 160-76,, 5000
seven days work with team, $1O.5O
Total 6O.50
Thomas Milloy. services as
AOoO OSCA6OC1s al 4UU-(O 10
Frank Bingham, ten days work
as road overseer, in 81. 16O-77 1000
Charles Pappel, work as road
overseer, in M, 160-T 22.OO
John Wright. work as road
overseer, in 80. 1914, 46. 90
Alvin Meyer, bridge work from
August 10th to Sept. 2sth, 129. go
Dolph Ginther, bridge work
during the same time, I29. 50
Jonas Orrel, bridge work dur
ing the same time, 13l 10
Marius Jenson, bridge work
during the same time, l32. 80
Chas. F. Stretch, running the
county pile driver and furnishing
two teams in connection with this
work from August 10th to Sept.
2Sth, 37s.5O
Garry McDermont Elevator
Company, coal for use in grading
roads, 1900
Mrs. w. M. Reber, board and
nursing for Mrs. Mills. county
poor. from August 25th to Sept.
2sth, %. 90
Thomas Barton. boarding and
nursing three of,Mrs Mills child
rem, from Sept. 2nd to Sept. 18th, 14.O0
Fl. s. Monkman, medical atteni
dance on Mrs. Mills and child
rem allowed to the extent of, 1000
II. s. Monkman, medical atten-
dance on prisoners, 21.0O
p Lars Sivertson, returning ballot
2boxes from Precinct Number 1. $50
Joseph Croisittier, returning bal
lot boxes from Precinct numbe 10, $50
Thomas Patching, returning
ballot boxes from Precinct num-
ber I, 2.75
Neil Mclaughlin. returning
ballot boxes from Precinct num-
ber 81, $40
John Finlayson, returning bal
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