The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1907-04-19
PROCEEDINGS
OF THE BOARD OF
Gou nty Commissioner

Application of the Minneapolis, St.
Paul & Sault Ste. Marie Railway Co.,
for abatement of taxes on Lot 2, Block
8, Garrison and Lot Z, Block 5 town of
Coleharbor, was on motion laid over.
The depository bond of Security
State bank of Underwood, was on mo-
ton approved.
On motion John Wagner was ap-
pointed Road Supervisor of Road Dis
trict No. SIS.
Road Report of S. s.. Heeb, Super
visor of Road District No. 45 was on
motion accepted and bill of $50 al
lowed.
Upon motion made and seconded,
c. w. Woods was appointed assessor
for the End assessors district, in place
of Geo. Sells failing to qualify.
Bill of The S~earchlight for publish
ing notice "Vital Statistics" was on
motion ordered returned for verifi-
cation.
On motion L. Sanford was appoint
ed Road Supervisor of District No. "a,
in place of Frank Dwire failing to
qualify.
On motion Johannes Schaffer was
appointed Road Supervisor of District
No. SO.
P. N. Langbell, acting coroner, pre-
sented his report of inquest held on
the body of Alfred Dresden, which
was on motion accepted, and the fol-
lowing bills allowed:
P. N. Langbell, coroner's fees. 5000
G. E. Sheeran, coroner's juror. $50
Dan McAffe, %coroner's juror :. 200
Louis w. Seltz, coroner's juror 200
Report of Peter Romsass, Road
Supervisor of District No. Is, was on
motion accepted and bill of $1,000
allowed.
Bill of F. H. Constable for use of
we'll drill amounting to 500 was on
motion laid over.
On motion board adjourned to
meet at 8 O'Clock, a. m, April Sd,
1907.
Washburn, n. D., April Sd, 1907.
o'clock a. m. Board met all mem
bers present.
On motion Board adjourned to view
roads petitioned for.
4 O'Clock p. NJ. Board met, all
members present.
On motion the following bills were
allowed:
H. L. Whitlock, water for jail.S 4.55
Adam Schatz, road supervisor
district No. 81, ............ SEQ
The following bills were allowed in
the amounts as recommended by the
County Board of Health:
Henry Moe & Co., drugs ....$ 17.35
q. w. Wilson, livery, ........ 5000
VIM. Robertson, disinfecting,
quarantining, etc. Bill for
$500. allowed at ........... 10D.25
Clara NJ. Campbell, nursing
Mrs. and Mr.. Rohren. Bill
for $1CG allowed at ........ 5000
Caroline Buchmiller, nursing
Clara Campbell. Bill Tor SOC.
allowed at ............. -. 2O.0O
B. B. Moore, Waterman, small
pox case Of r. w. Wilkinson.
Bill for Sol allowed at ...... 1880
G. F. Ebertz, attendance, How
ard Bulls. Bill for $500 al
lowed at ............. go. 100
Bill of Frederick Brown. for brok-
en-. rep. $500 and bring same to town
$500 was on the recommendation of
the County Board Of Health not al
lowed.
On motion Board adjourned to meet
9 o'clock a: ~, April 4th, 1907.
Washburn, II. D., April 4, 1907.
8 o'clock, a. N. Board met. Pre-
sent, Chairman Hultberg and Com
missioner Putt.
Upon motion the application of M.
Q. Hallickson, for abatement of taxes
on structures on the S. E. quarter of
~!0-146-76 was granted.
On motion the application of the
Denhof State Bank, for abatement of
taxes on personal property for 1906,
was granted.
Tax affidavit of Daniel Schaffer, for
abatement of taxes on the stock of
merchandise belonging to Schaffer,
Gross & Son, of Denhoff, was on mo-
tion returned for proper application.
On motion Oregon Garlough was
appointed Road Supervisor of District
No. ,, in place of Carl Wirsch failing
to qualify.
Application of P. H. Glennon, for
cancellation of 1897 personal taxes,
was on motion referred back for pro-
per form and affidavit.
Quarterly report of S. A. Falconer,
Justice of the Peace, accompanied by 4
$40, was On motion approved.
Bill OF Hugh Miller, for viewing the
dead body of J. Halbeek, for $15, was
on motion allowed at 500.
Application of Mrs. John Trap, for
county aid, vas on motion laid over |
until next meeting.
On motion the following we're des-
ignated as public places for the sale
of personal property under foreclos-
ure:
At the front door of the court house
in the village of Washburn, and at>|
the front door of the post Office in
Wilton, Underwood, Coleharbor, Gar
rison, Max, Ruso, Dogden, Martin,
Lincoln, Goodrich, Denhoff, McClus-
ky, Turtle Lake and Mercer.
On motion the following bills were
allowed, and warrants ordered drawn
in payment of same:
The Herald. banks ..........$ $50
Fl. c. Olson, postage and expr's 52.11
H. c. Olson, mileage, ........ 1880
II. c. Olson, Office rent, ...... 1890
Washington Hawks, repairing
Jail well, $500
Joseph Tennis, acting coroner $50
VIM. Young, constable fees !. 2S.2O|
r y $40 o-1o:-i ~o~r