The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1907-01-03

VOLUME XIII.
COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS.
Glendale, N. D., December 13, 1906.
The county commissioners met at
the call of the auditor for the purpose
of inspecting the bridges that are being
built and for such other work as might
properly come before them.
Present: Chairman Griffin, Scott,
Adamson and Stenquist.
Upon motion the following bills were
allowed and warrants ordered drawn
for the same:
Paul Bemowski, breaking fire.
breaks and hauling fuel for
Wenzel Heller. ......... So 90
]. h. Hunter, draying for poor. 80
E. r. Dunton, supplies for
court house Observation-Disclosures. 8 90
Salzer Lumber Co.. fuel for
poor....3... 5S 43
Mcintosh Republican, print
ing for superintendent $50. 6 so
E. L. Mahan, piping court
house for gas. s................ 212 26
Bismarck Tribune, 1905 codes 36 90
Bismarck Tribune, supplies for
county 1915
Grand Forks Herald, supplies
Re%inston s9d seSnsy typewriter Co., % %
supplies 8 Is
j. w. Bush, supplies for poor r.. 9 rs
B. S. Hodges, supplies for poor Is
Upon motion the board adjourned to
two p. m.
Two p. m.
Board in session. Present: Chair
man Griffin, Scott, Adamson and
Stenquist.
Moved and seconded that the county
auditor be instructed to advertise for
bids for the bonds Of the county
officers, both separately and in a lump
sum, said bids to be opened at three
O'Clock January z. 1907.
Motion carried.
Upon motion the coroner's report
was referred to the states attorney.
Moved and seconded that the board
adjourn and that they 60 to the Full
lerton bridge on December 18th to
inspect the same.
December Is, 1906.
49 Board in session. Present: Chair
man Griffin, Scott, Adamson and
Stenquist.
The commissioners report that they
inspected the bridge across the Maple
River west Of Fullerton and found the
same to be constructed according to
contract. ss3..s3' n -
Upon motion the coroner's report
Of ,. s. Hodges6was approved IS re-
turned BY the states attorney.
Upon motion the following bills were
allowed and warrants ordered drawn
for the same: TN.
Adams & Hafey, board Of
jurymen. !. :. ). .. ~. !. s Is GO
Hammond & Stephens Co.
supplies for county IL AZ
Klein & Sutmar, supplies for IS.
poor 3. ]. /. ., 214 81
v. H. Crane, court stenograph-
er. !. .,.. !. I. -. 156 25
G. M. Stevens, board Of poor 1S o.
Walker Bros. and Hardy, sub +
plies .........,.... ....l....$ p ~
G. M. Lowell, mileage and ex-
penSe ... ......... ........... 70 "
Dr.. F. w. Maercklein, care Of
poor. ~ "
1 F. S. Goddard, printing ]. "a 7E
E. F. Bodle, supplies ....... 8 81
Michael schmierer, clerk Of
election, Van Meter 2 90
J. H. Van Meter, judge Of cleo
ton .....i...... ............... W
C. a. Dinsmore, clerk Of elec-
tion .... &. y. ~. ..:.a.f.. "
G. H. Perry, Inspector elec-
tion !. :. 5. Z. ss:Es. i. s A
]. B. Poirier, Judge Of election 2EO(
Fred Allen; work at court
house. n. j. /. \, J. !. !. 80. - $. ..... B N
Northwestern Elevator Co.
coal for poor 8 q. !. ]. ........ 6(
Upon motion y sboaard ajourned1 to
q p. m. 'ss, L ss3sIys; 3;ssSsss
Two p. m. I
Board in session. Present: Chair
man Griffin, Scott. Adamson ans
Stenquist.
Upon motion the following bills wer'
allowed and warrants ordered drawn
for the same: 5
Oscar Anderson, killing one
wolf. Z. !. !. !. !. 2 o.
2. F. Cassels, two months
Office rent ... !. !. 15 O
E. p. Cassels, expense as states
8 attorney i. \. !. I. /. s, 28l
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