The Dickinson press., 1908-07-18
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Att - = s. Et.Gvs USoSUVA.
Proceedings Of the Board of Commis-
s'o"ers Of Stark County. n. D.
Dickinson. N. D., July 13th, 1908.
The commissioners convened on the
above date pursuant to adjournment;
present DIV. Mckenzie and Andrew
On motion 'he following bills were al.
low ID and ordered paid hy warrant, viz:
Andrew Jopp. supplies furnished
to Geo. LuffS, pauper. sra OF
Earl King, road work. -. ........ IL 90
w. E. King, road work .......... 44.oo
A. T. Crowl & Company. mer-
WARREN si King, road wori..::.. 369s 36 %
Bv order Of the court in the case of
State of North Dakota VS.. Bert Will
liams and Henry Brown. ]. E. Messer.
smith was allowed $75.oe, services as
North Dakota Metal Culver. Co.,
culvert supplies, amount
SI3o.5o, less 2 per cent. .SI27.5o
Louis Fried, two days witness
in district court. urt............... 4.Io
Carl Hamann, four days juror in
district court. Observation-Disclosures. 1900
Rob't A. Kruse, two days juror
in district court. 6.1o
L. H. Laittrel, one day juror in
district court. Observation-Disclosures. 3.Io
Ole Tollefson, two days juror in
district court. rt.................. 4.Io
Geo. Schnepper, three days stem
ographer in district court. 80. 41.5o
John A. Pitzer, three days wit
ness in district court. COCO. 2o.Ao
Leo Magnay, two days witness in
District Court.... ............... 1860
Henry Roberts, one day witness
in district court ...,,,. 2.1o
Chris Ebaugh, four days witness
in district court. urt............... $40
c. B. Baton, three days witness
in district court. urt............... 27.6o
Tom Janess, four days witness in
district court. rt............... $40
M. ]. Schiller, two days witness
in district court. A1o
w. w. Woolery, one day juror in
district court. Observation-Disclosures. 700
J. G. Saunders, court certificate
assigned ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1900
]. G. Saunders, court certificate
assigned 4.1o
d. w. Mckenzie, court certificate
Quarterly report Of A. P. Folsom. .4 Jus.
tice of the peace, for the quarter ending
June goth, received and the same having
been approved by the states attorney,
was approved by the board and the var
ious items OF expense therein ordered
paid by warrant.
Quarterly report of justice of the
peace, ]. van der Las, for the quarter
ending June goth. received, approved
by the states attorney and the board
and the expense account ordered paid
by warrant.
Coroner's report in the matter of in
QUESTION on B. H. Reinemann, Harry
: Howard, Robert Parker and VIM. Ladd,
deceased. received, and the same having
been approved bv the States Attorney
the various items of expense therein
were ordered paid by warrant.
In the matter ofinsanity of A. +. Driv-
er, John Conlon, Jr. and Mary Chaska,
reported by Hon. ]. van der Las, chair
man of the board of insanity, the states
attorney having approved said reports,
the board allowed the various items Of
-exnense and ordered same paid by war
Official bond and oath Of Henry c.
Stexen, Road Supervisor, in the sum of
$4,000. was received, approved and or
dered filed.
On motion the following bills were al
lowed and ordered paid bv warrant viz:
George Heaten Lumber Co.. lum-
Der for bridges and culverts,
first commissioner district. -. .S16o.82
c. r. Stevenson, expense as wit
ness in the Ed Ware case... 27.oo
John Courtney. lumber for bridg-
es, third commissioner district $685.
M. L. Ayers, publishing tabu-
lated, republican primary vote $500
Mcdonald & Pomeroy, station.
aIy.. .......' 7.3o
Roquette Bros, clothing for pris-
oner -. ....iI......:...c...'.,...' 49,, 44'3o
Der and nails, lst commission.
er district. GLIB
for bridges and court house.. 65.22
Farmers Elevator Co., lumber
for bridges, 2nd commissioner
district. ....... 1887
Julius Hollst, lumber and COM 8
missioner district. ............. 31o.4o
The following petition was received,
viz:
To the Hon. Beard of county com.
,missioners, Stark county, N. D.
Gentlemen
The undersigned, legal voters who
own real estate or who occupy real estate,
under the homestead law OF the United
States, or under contract from the state
of North Dakota. in the vicinity of Sec
tions IL and 5, in township 1873. range
90, hereby petition you to build one
bridge between sections one and two in
township 1893. range 90, and one bridge
between sections two and three in town.
Dated at Bel6eid, North Dakota, July
10th, 1908.
On motion the above petition was
granted and the auditor was authorized
to advertise for two wood bridges as re-.
quested in petition.
On motion the board adjourned until
9 O'clock, a. M, July 18th.
goo a. M, July IA, 1908.
The board convened pursuant to ad-
journment;s present D. w. KcKenzie
and Andrew tOnn