The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-01-26
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w H Ottem. justice fees, state
vs. Venne ct ALICE. ......... 3 50 81
Rachetl Heller, witness fees,
state vs. Venne. ct all. ....... 210|
Hickey Green. witness fees.
state vs. Venue ct al. ......... 21OI
A H Halliday, witness fees,
state VS. Venne ct al .......... 21Ol
Jas A Wilson, witness fees, state
VS. Venue ct al............... 21OI
A b Sweet, witness ices, state
VS. Venne ct al............... 2 10
K Goodman, witness fees, state
VS. Venue ct al ............... 2 10|
Peter Thompson, witness fees.
state VS. Venue ct al....... 21Ol
Jas Landergen, witness fees.
state vs. Walker .......... $40
Jos Guermain, witness fees,
state VS. Walker .............. 6 4Ol
Martin Olson, witness fees, state
VS. walker. :................. ~
Geo Swanson, witness fees, state
| VS. walker. ........ ~
Christ Johnson, witness fees,
state vs. Walker. 6 10
Fred Gardner, witness fees, state
VS. Walker northumberland 6 40
Samuel Haddock, witness fees,
state VS.. Walker ............ 74O
Frank Douglas, witness fees.
state VS. Walker. 6 40
The following bills having been audit
ed and allowed by County Board Of
Health were allowed as follows:
City Of Drayton, cash advanced
in contagious diseases, Ge-
rOux famlly..... ........... $l43 III
N Halldorson, prot. services in
disinfecting contagious dis
| eases. ................ Id w
The bill Of St, Thomas city tor serv-
ices rendered by DR.. King in re Hans
Olson case, having been rejected by
County Board of Health, was, on mo-
ton, rejected by this Board.
The following bills were audited and
allowed:
Hans bennington, wolf
bounty .................... w
Smith Premier Typewriter Co.,
doz ribbon coupons. ....... 100
David Letter, witness fees, state
VS. Karles ct al............... Is 90
Supt. of Schools Sherarts appeared be-
fore the Board and made the request that
the Board pay part Of his expenses for
attending the educational meeting at LOU
isville. KY, said meeting to be held in
lieu Of the educational meeting usually
held at Valley City or Bismarck, the
amount paid not to exceed the usual
amount paid for such services. On mo.
ton duly seconded and carried, it was
resolved that an amount not exceeding
$1,000 be allowed for attending said
meeting.
On motion duly seconded and carried
the Merchants and Farmers Bank of
Cavalier, N. OAK, was designated
County Depository until the regular
meeting Of the County Commissioners in
January, 1907, in an amount not exceed
ing 100000, they to pay 2 per cent per
annum, the daily balance at the end of
each month and all funds so deposited
subject to check at all times.
On motion duly seconded and carried,
the bond of the Merchants and Farmers
Bank ofCavalier, in.the sum of SIC, 10000
as Comfy Depository was approved,
the same having been approved by the
states attorney, as to form.
Board adjourned until January 18th,
1905, at 100 p. m.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Members present: Fred ]. Farrow, Abe
Cox. Sig Sigurdson, ]. N. Horgan and
F. c. Myrick.
On motion duly secon'led and carried,
the Chairman of the Board of County
Commissioners and the County Auditor
be and are hereby authorized to issue |
quit claim deed to John Frey. conveying
lot number twelve (12) in block number
twenty-three 49, in the village of Neche,
Oh the payment of all delinquent taxes
heio ny tue county, also the 1SO0 taxes |
against same.
The following bills were audited and
allowed:
Anderson's Detective Agency,
special services by E. !. Lyons
In re wheat larceny cases. 80. 9698 40
Chas Atkinson, cash advanced
F.. j. Lyons for detective serv-
ices ........... ............ 81
M Brynjolfson, cash advanced
E.. Lyons for detective serv.
ICES .:...................... IS %
Jas A Wilson, cash advanced E.
J. Lyons tor detective services 80 90
J N Horgan, services as com.
missioner and mileage ....... s. 90
James Meager. cash advanced
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