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of Rithxfdton, and whereas; pursuantto 70.

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sueh~order and~the. notice of meeting
1VhsssfetGifpso5nis given TIE qualified Voters:
residing within said territcryhaying met;
1T the school house FIJI RicKafdton. ~
D. on the 18th day of January. A. D.
1906. and having proceeded,,to votesupon
said question:, and three inspectors Of
said election. chosen by the qualified
voters thereupon attending, having made
a statement verified by affidavit to this
board, showing the whole number of
ballots cast at such election, the number
having the word mo" thereon and the
Number having the word Eyes" thereon,
and such statement showing that a ma
joritysofssuch ballots have thereon the
word"yes" and the board being satisfied
of the legality of such election, it is
hereby ordered that the town of Rich
ardton, Stark county, N. D., has been
Incorporated under the name of the
village Of Richardson.
On motion the board adjourned to Q
a. m. Ian. Is.
ga. m. Jan. Is, 1906.
The board convened pursuant to ad.
journment; all present.
On motion the following bills were
allowed and ordered paid by warrant:
"a Flynn. draying. SO
Fred H Taumann, work on roads. Heart
River ............ ............. ...... u 20
Yer Volknfrennd. stationery for sheriff
and treasurer. % so
John van der Las, work in tho Office Of
the county judge, originating under
the regime of Chas. Kono............ 800 90
" Ct Ray, 1871 days work in county
auditors office during December,
i lWo.. 33 7t
P B Corbett. mileage, etc.............. 80 CO
In the matter of inquisition on the
body of Jacob KLEIN, the %coroner's fees
were on motion reduced from 5000 to
$3.50, account excessive charges. fol-
team hire. The balance oc5f expense con-
tanned in said report was ordered paid
N.Y. warrant: t,s~ 4 - :
In the n matter Of inquisition held lat
Dickinson, upon the dead bodyof;Peter
Metz, the c%oroner's fees were reduced
from s12 80 to So 80 account team hire
1dfsallowed:: "*. azee' 1E-1.a=" ',t :.
Fred ]. Dickinson made affidavit to the
effect; that, the valuation on the sex sec.
1o-I3o-96 for the year 1905 was excessive
and Unjust, i~nasniuch:'as said land was
assessed for the year 1904, at .s528, while
the assessment. for 1905 was placed at
1sI,536,,or@ about the; actual value of the
land. MIR. Dickinson asked the board
For a reduction in said valuation to St
per aicre'o or aatotat: Of $500: As the land
in question is located, within the cor
Eporate limits Of the city Of Dickinson the
aboard, on motion, referred the matter to
the city council for instruction. : l." =
+ The board put in :the balance of the
forenoon checking the. accounts, and
books of. the treasurer and auditor, and
adjourned to.2 P. m f.
The board met pursuant to adjourn
ment; all present.
The board again: to'N >1o%t',a v ,rk, Of
IHRes Z S.rl ths. tad g1is,:, lid did, .ttr .(3 9
completing the same during the after.
noon. The amount of casl, in +he treas
fn!rfer'ss hands at the close: of business nec,
81, los, was .s37;;as ia, ;wliich aaIn NOV,
correspondent with. tic amount is shown
by the books and was therefore declared
correct.h"- h::&' 'yF,.<s. ::.:s
ZION motion the bill. Of E.. ]: Dickinson
&. Son for :s4.:so for mitts; towels, etc
for Jail disallowed account: not $aicounty
Icharge. .- .; =
The board then took up the matter. Of
replenishing the. jury box and continued
this work. up to 6 O'Clock p. m. and ON
motion adjourned to 9 a. M Jan. ".
"a. m. Jan. II, 1906.
On motion the Improvements assessed
against the swA 24-14o-o7 were reduced
from $3.50 to $50, account excessive; the
improvements thereon consist only of a
sod shack and for the year 1901 were
assessed at SIS.
J., On motion the Improvements assessed
against lots 7 and 8, block 80, Richard.
ton, were cut out for the year 1895 on the
representation made by Pathman Bros.
that there were 10 Improvements on said
lots, which was ~corroborated by Com.
missioner Koesel.
On motion Milo c. Phelps of Taylor
was appointed justice of the peace to
fill vacancy made by Mr.. Esse failing to
qualify for said office.
On motion the board adjourned to
February 10, 1906.
IS. WHITE,
County Auditor.
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