The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1906-10-05
October 1st. Afternoon Session.

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October 1st. Afternoon Session.
The Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment. Commissioners present Chair
man Trimble, Clark and Romsos.
The minutes of the proceedings of
August 18th. were read and approved
as read. The following bills wele
audited and allowed:
Imperial Elevator Company, Souris,
bridge lumber and piling, as per item
lied bill rendered, $e4s. so less per
cent for cash, net amount allowed,
$616.O5.
Imperial Elevator Company, Kra
mer, bridge lumber and piling, as per
itemized bill rendered, SOL. 80. less 5
per cent discount, for cash, net
amount allowed, 666.8O
Imperial Elevator Company, Bot
tineau, bridge lumber and piling, as
per itemized bill renderd, allowed to
the extent of $922. 90, less per cont
discount for cash, net amount al.
lowed. 876. 90.
Imperial Elevator Company, One
NEE, bridge lumber and piling, as per
itemized bill rendered, allowed to the
extent of 1852. 3s. *.
. st. Anthony and Dakota Elevtor Com
pny, Westhope, bridge lumber and pill
ing or itemized bill rendered. al
lowed to the extent of 400.O0
Fred T. Kjorlien, bridge hardware,
etc. $50 g.. .s IL. &........a.
| Mac Grant, bridge work from
August 10th to Sept.22 sth, 1890
The Austin Western Comany, repairs
for grader. $3.50. ..
Lloyd W. Wells. presented his re-
signation as County Surveyor.
Upon motion duly seconded the
same was accepted. The County Aud
itor was instructed to notify Mr.. Wells
to deliver to the Board of County Com
missioners at tho November meeting
all instruments and materials in his
hands belonging to the county.
The Clerk of the District Court pre-
sented requisition for the names of
forty eight persons qualified to serve
as jurors in the District Court. The
Board of County Commissioners did the
reupon apportion to each organize
township, to each incorporated village
and city and to the unorganized por.
tion of the county as nearly as possible
it's pro rata share of the forty eight
names to be selected. This apportion
ment is as follows:
Each one of tho twenty seven civil
townships of Bottineau county one
juror;
City of Willow City, one.
Village Of Omemee. one.
City of Bottineau, two.
Village Of Soulis. one.
City of Westhope, one
Village of Overly, one.
Village Of Maxbass, one.
Village of Lansford. one. ..
The unorganized portions of the
county, twelve.
The Board did thereupon proceed to
select twelve jurors from the unorgan
ized portion of the county. The names
of the persons 40 selected are as follows:
Ernest A. Juneau, from twp. 1852,
rye. "a. James Kyle, from twp 1852,
rye. rs. William Stewart Jr.. from
twp. 1872, rge 76. Reider Larson. from
twp. 1853, rge.77. David Soucie. from
twp. 16l, rye. "a. Robert Kippen.
from twp. 100, rge. Is. E. J. Hurt.
from twp. 1sl. rge. IS. David A.
Clark, from tpw. 161, rye. 76,
Neil Macarthur, from twp 161. rye ".
H. Brusletten. from twp. 100, rye. ".
J. B. Garwood. from twp. 1852, rye. ".
William McCann. from twp. 100. rye.
"a.
The matter Of voting places and in
spectors for the coming general cleo
tion was next considered. Commiss-
ioner Clark introduced the following
resolution: Be it resolved by this
board of county commissioners that
the Juneau school house be established
as the voting place in Precinct Num-
ber eleven; that the resdience of Ar
thur Milloy be established as the vot-
ing place in Precinct Number thirty.
two; that the Buelow school house be
established as the voting place in Pre-
cinct Number thirty -four; that school
house number five be established as the
voting place il Precinct Number thir-