Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-05-14
Commissioners Proceedings

Commissioners Proceedings
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment. Present Commissioners Webb,
Ecklund and Patterson.
The auction sale of barn, coal shed,
board fence and fence posts was
proceeded with, the sheriff acting as
auctioneer, the results being as fol-
lows: Barn $175.0O coal shed $780,
90, board fence and posts $15.75, total
$25O.75.
The petition of the Farmers Co
operative Telephone Co. to erect.
poles and string wire over the pub
lie highways and township lines as
follows: Commencing at the south
west corner of section 8, township
139, range 80, thence running north
one mile between sections 8 and 4,
thence west on the township line
between sections and 33, 5 and 80,
a distance of two miles, thence north
between sections 81 and 80; 80 and
20; 19 and 20; II and 1S, distance
four miles, thence west between Sec
tions z and a distance of one-half
mile to point midway between the
residences of Sather Bros and Hen
ry Schonert, was upon motion grant
ed
Upon motion the board adjourned
to meet at 10 o'clock a. M, on Tues
day, the 2Sth.
APRIL 2Sth, 1908.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment with all commissioners pres
ent.
After viewing roads and attending
to complaints the board upon mo-
tion adjourned to meet on Friday,
May Sth, at 9 o'clock a. m.
MAY 9Th, 1908.
The board of county commission
ers met pursuant to adjournment.
Patterson, present.
The minutes of April 9Th, 7th and
8th were read and approved.
Upon motion the county treasurer
was instructed to give certified
statement of he personal property
taxes Of Barbie Bros & Co. up to
and including the year 1907 and the
states attorney was instructed to
take the: necessary steps in connec-
tion with the treasurer and sheriff
10 cOlleCL SuCn Tax.
The following bills were upon mo-
tion allowed:
L. w. Sperry, salary county
treasurer $3.50. 90
!. w. Healy, salary, county
auditor. l0U.UO
j. l.. Peterson, salary, regis
ter of deeds ............ 133. 33
G. L. Vigness, salary, county
superintendent of schools 102 80
A. T. Patterson, salary states
attorney .......... $500. lOO.OO
A.. w. Cook, salary, clerk of
court lOO.OO
M. j. Mckenzie, salary, coun-
ty Judge ................ 95. 81
w. q. Sellens, salary, deputy
county auditor ........... Is. 100
Nellie G. Everts, salary, dep
uty county superintendent
OF schools ............... 51.25
N. 10. Ramstead, salary, coun-
ty physician ............ 5.S3
Palladium Publishing Com
pany, printing and adver-
tising ........... es.75
E. IS. Pierce, refund Of pri-
mary election fees, 1906. |. 90
F. M. Leathers, refund of pri-
mary election fees, 1906. 800
Cayou & Co., merchandise,
poor (ApriD Kirschman,
Farley, Mrs. Adams, Will
son and Fetsch .......... 5000
a.. G. Hinckley, livery, coun-
ty commissioners, acct.
roads and bridges ....... 1900
Upon motion the board adjourn
ed to meet at 2 o'clock p. m.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The board met pursuant to ad-
journment,, with all members pres
ent. m s
Mr.. John Olson having declined
the appointment as road overseer of
Christiana township, 1906, Mr.. Jas.
Touhey was appointed to fill such
vacancy.
The following bills were upon mo-
tion allowed:
o. w. Roberts, witness, dis
;trict court, 4 assigned to
First National bank ...... S 2.10
F. j. Mccormick, coal, poor
Matthew Bros, merchandise,
poor, Mrs. G. Aho ....... 500
e. e. Allen. merchandise for
Ludwig FREEZER ........... 1475
A. Logan, merchandise for
M. Brown and Magee $50. q 90
K. F. Moffit, mer :handise for
Frank Reeves ......... 1G.70
Wilton Mercantile Co., NOR
chandise for Brown, Frcier
and Fuchs, !Fso. Mch.,
and April ~. .,. !,i.73
J. G. SWEET, lner 'nandi5s for
Mis-. Dahl ........ 1000
G. B. Yengsl, ,oal IL. ;,o,: 200
Carl Eiiascn, keeping l.. B.
Plunkest, oart Of April ~. Il: 90
Peter Anda:. IN, keeping
Rumblad ............... le 90
Herman F'a'lIten stein. keep
ing Br,nci:o .......... 1900
A. Rouoid ii. supplies, poor : DC
A. Robido.l, rent poor g. 800
G. A. Burton, rent, poor. 600
Mrs. John Will, rent for
Mrs. Adams ........... 500
NJ. Lennehan, rent for Mrs.
Chas. Avery ......... 500
T. R. Mockler, ref,,n1 pri-
mary election fees, 1906. 10 90