The Dickinson press., 1908-05-16

1924 No. 81.
The final report of ]. B. Slosson as
justice of the peace was examined, ap.
proved and the county auditor instructed
to draw warrants according thereto.
The monthly report of register of
deeds, showing fees collected during the
month of April of $II8.6o, was examined
and ordered filed.
The monthly report of clerk of court,
showing fees collected during the month
of April of 5000, examined and ordered
| filed.
The bond of John ]. Lee as justice of
the peace was approved by states attor-
ney as to form and by the board as to
sufficiency and accepted.
The following bills were audited and
allowed, and county auditor instructed
to draw warrants therefor.
Paul Bohn, ST., appraising and witness
in case of Bartel and Quamme CLAN
dered horses
John J. Lee, same. 500
J. K. Young, same .....@....... 800
J. A.. Ulberg, making county map 1900
Rob't D. Beery, freight and ex-
H. james, attending Co. sapt
meeting, Bismarck and express 1890
Mott Supply Co., chairs for court
Don and court supplies. ....... 61.6o
Walker Bros. & Hardy, blanks and
l. supplies 64.I2
j.. Lee, supplies. 3.65
r. F. H. Brauns, supplies. ..... 100
Henry Barry, sheriff, %jailors fees at
5000 per month ........ 5000
Henry Barry, sheriff, James Glas-
cow case 8o.7o
H. Q. Pearce, stamps for various
!. q qfi Ss acknowledgements. road xe;i:::: 1850 e
Dr. F. T. Rucker, investigating
and closing school north of Al
den ........................... 1900
A petition was presented asking the
board to organize coneressionaltownship
1876, range o5, into a civil township and
Mr.. Gustav Grosz introduced the follow
ing resolution and moved its adoption.
Whereas a petition has been presented
to the beard of county commissioners of
Hettinger county signed by VIM. Levitt
and 20 others representing that the petit
TONERS are a majority of the legal voters
of said township which township has an
assessed valuation of over forty$thousand.
dollars and has more than IS legal voters,
and praying that said township be organ
lied as a civil township, and it appearing
to the board that the said statements
therein are true, 4aisa
Now, Therefore, Be Ii Resolved, That
said congressional township 1876 north of
range o5 be and the same is hereby con-
stituted a civil township and that othe;
boundaries thereof be and the same are.
hereby fixed as said congressional town
ship 1876 north of range o5 and the name
of said civil township be "Riae," and the
county auditor is instructed to file the
proceedings of this board in the organi-5
zation of said civil township as provided
by law,
And Be 1t Further Resolved, that the
school house situated on section. s lin;
said township. is appointed and designa-
ted az. the place for holding the first
township meeting in said township and
the county auditor is hereby directed5to
deliver to the sheriff Of Hettinger county,
a notice designating the place and time
OF holding the hrst township meeting in
the following form, to.wit:
NOTICE OF FIRST TOWNSHIP MEETING.
Notice is hereby given that the county
commissioners withingand for Hettinger
county, North Dakota, have appointed
and designated the school house on sec
ton 8 in said township as the place for
holding the first township meeting in
Rifle township and the FIRST meeting in
said Rifle township will be held in, the
]school house IN section 8, on .thess23rd
day of May, 1908. The territoryincluded
lin said township is the same territory: in
l!cluded in said congressional township
I36 north OF range o5 west * 5s5s~