The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1906-08-17

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the meeting of the State Board of
Equalization, $26. 10. total, 1896
Thomas Gardner. sheriff fees in the
Insanity case of Hans Solseng. 21. 90
Thomas Gardner, summoning petit
Jury for the last term of DistrictCourt
and other services in connection with
this term of courtl38. As
| A. G. Bur attorney by order of the
court, $25. 90 attending meeting of the
board of insanity, 900, total. 27.O0
F. G. Falkenstein, printing the court
calendar, $54. so, printed postal cards
for the sheriff $2O 90, other printing
$40 so, total, So. 90
Grand Forks Herald miscellaneous
supplies for the county allowed to the
extent of 81. Is .....'
Walker Bros. and Hardy. supplies
for the county allowed to the extent
of AZ So
E. F. Porter. secretary of State,
twelve codes. 72.00
George F. Clam, eight maps of the
State of North Dakota, 1900
Bottineau County Bank witness and
jurors certificates, 310.25
NJ. A. Strock, witness and juror
certificates. .352. 10 zsa
First National Bank, witness and
juror certificates. 1860
G. H. Olson, services as court steno-
grapher at the last term of the District
Court, 1920
W. P. Mcmillan. meals for jurors,
$50
Edwin Sims, c. L. Blades and 9th
ers, witness and juror fees, "a. 70
Ole Myhr. returning ballot box and
mileage. $40
Claus Anderson, returning ballot box
and mileage, $40
R. M. Trimble. services as county
commissioner and mileage, 1915
DavidClark, services as county com
missioner and mileage, 1920
OlafRomsos. services as county com.
missioner and mileage, 19. 35
A. NJ. Grant, services as county
commissioner and mileage, $3.50
At the last meeting of the board,
commissioner Clark and Commission.
er Romsos were appointed committee
to investigate claim of VIM. Lachelt
in the amount of 5000. 90, for the loss
of one horse and other damages sus.
tained OH defective bridge south of
Omemee. Upon the recommendation
of this committee the said claim was
allowed to the extent o. $4,000.
In the jutsice report of Richard Pey-
ton for the qaurter ending June 80.
1906, mistake had been made in the
allowance of mileage to the witnesses,
each one of the witnesses being allowed
mileage for one way only. A claim
was now presented for this shol tage in
fees and allowed as follows:
Alex. Barn-art $3.50
w. F. Allen. 2.20 -. F..
L. S. O'Brien, 2.eO
VIM. Wise. 2.20
Robert Applegate, 2.2o
John Mahoney, 2.2O
George Elliott, 2.2O
Floyd Harris, 2.20
A bill of H. j. Iverson in the
amount of S.. 90 for damages sustained
on account of the clearing of the new
Fish Lake road was disallowed.
All bills from the District of Com
missioner L. A. Knoke were laid over
to the next meeting for the reason
that he was absent and his knowledge
and opinion in regard to these bills
was wanted.
| A petition was presented to the
board praying tor he laying out of a
roau new along the west side of the
north west quarter of h northeast oar
ter of sectio l3. township 100 of range
"A and running into the village of
Overly. Commissioner L. A. Knoke
was appointed committee to view
the proposed highway and report to
this board.
| A petition was presented to the board
praying for the laying out Of public
highway beginning at the northwest
corner OF. section l6 township 162 of
range "A and terminating on the west
line Of section l8 of the same town
ship and range. Commissioner David
Clark was appointed a Committee to
view this proposed highways and report
to the board
A petition was presented to the board
praying that Bottineau county coop
crate with Ward county in the con-
struction Of bridge over a branch Of
the Cut Bank creek where it rosses
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