The Dickinson press., 1908-04-11
pectiyely, received, approved. by the

adjusted by the sheriff.
On: motion the following bills were al
lowed and ordered paid BY warrant viz:
DR.. Stephan Fisher, attendance
H. Wieglanda 1900
T. N. Hartung, to drawing jury and
100
Fred Koesel, per diem and mile
T: II. Hartung, %jailors salary, tel
ephone and kilograms. ....... 1850
I. N. Hartung, taking prisoner to
Bismarck .....:.............. 27.4o
T. n. Hartung, mileage and ser
T. N. Hartung, bill for $3.50, for vow
washing and cleaning cour
room and washing for prisoners
was on motion reduced to..... S62.35
on account of excessive charg-
es, and ordered paid by war
rant.
Petition for a bridge to be erected on
section line running between the SWI
Of Sec. 10 and the, NW4 of Sec.-34, in
Twp: 13o, range 90, signed by Carl H.
Nordness ct al, was received and the
board on motion appointed Fred Koesel,
a committee of one, to investigate and
report to the board at the next meeting.
A road petition was received, signed by
J: H: Schmidt, ct al, asking for a road be-
ginning at a quarter stake on the west
side OF Sec. No. l8-137-o3, running thence
north to the southeast corner of Sec. SO.
!3S-o4, being 2H miles from the place of
beginning. On motion Mr.. Jopp,. was
appointed a committee of one to view
said proposed highway and report at the
next meeting.
A petition to alter road signed by Ro-
bert Fisher ct al, was received and reads
as follows:
1--WE, the undersigned, legal voters and
owners of real estate in the vicinity of the
road to be altered, do hereby res
pectively petition your most honor
able board to alter the section line road
running north from Dickinson between
sections 3 and a, Twp. I3o, range o6,
along and between sections 80 and "a and
1000 feet of said section line road between
sections ~ and % as follows: That Sims
street, OF the City of Dickinson, county of
Stark and state of North Dakota, be ex-
tended north until it reaches the north
line OF the southwest quarter of section
"a, twp. 14o, range o6, thence extending
north across the northwest quarter of sec
ton a., Twp: 14o, range %, parallel with
the section line road running, north be-
tween the southwest and northwest quar-
tiers corners of section "a, Twp. 14o,
range o6, thence north and west to a
point 1900 feet north of the southwest
corner of section ~, Twp. 14o, range
90, where it intersects the section line
road.
The auditor was authorized to ;ascertain
the probable cost of the right of way
through certain real estate in the vicinity
.of.said alteration and report to the board
at the next meeting .
On motion the board adjourned until
200 p. m. Z 49,, -.@' ,#. ..
AFTERNOON SESSION .
The board convened pursuant to ad-
jouInment, all members present.
Frank Roquette appeared before the
board relative to bill of Soo.8o for clothing
furnished prisoners. After talking the
matter over with the commissioners and
proving to their satisfaction that every-
thing was correct, the board on motion
allowed the bill in full and ordered the
same paid. by warrant.
The bill Of Lloyd RAIDER for sI21.o6 for
mileage, postage, telephone, etc. was on
rant. 800
Official bond of DR.. Geo. A. Perkins in
the sum of $4,000 county physician, was
The bill Of w. A. Carter for printing
and stationery, $34.so, was allowed and
ordered paid BY warrant. = -
The bill;of Geo. A. Perkins for. Il 10000.
quarterly salary as. county physician for
the quarter ending April list, was ordered
paid by warrant.
Bill of Up. Tingle for S67.Io for sta
tionery and supplies was allowed and or
dered paid by warrant.
Bill of T. N. Hartung for $8os.75 was
on motion reduced to 1864. 20, on account
of clerical error and ordered paid by
warrant.
VIM. Kruger filed an affidavit to the
effect that the assessment for improve
ments on lots 3, 4, 5, 6, II and IL, Sec.
3-I4o-oI, was for the reason
that there were no Improvements on said
lands excepting a fence valued at about
$500; the buildings being assessed on
section 4 and also section 3, making a
double assessment for said year 1907, and
asked that the assessment be. corrected
and taxes abated on the difference in
said valuation. On motion of Fred Koes-
ell, seconded by A. Jopp, the request was
granted and the auditor authorized to
make correction on tax list accordingly.
T. H. Kehoe made afidavittot the effect
that the assessment against Schoenline &
Kehoe in the u~norganized county of Dunri
tor the year 1907, was, erroneous; that
none of the cattle assessed to him by
S%choenline belonged to him and that ali
the cattle owned by him was assessed to
him individually for said year and asked
that said assessment against said Schoen-
line & Kehoe be cancelled. On motion
Fred Koesel, seconded by a.. Jopp, the
request was granted and the auditor was
authorized to make the necessary correc-
tons.
Chas. OAet appeared before the board
and made affidavit to the effect that the
assessment on lot. 10, in block az, in Tay-
lor, for the year 1907, was erroneous 4 for
the reason that said lot was assessed
$4,000 for improvements, whereas there
was no improvements on said lot except
a small stable. the actual, cost of which
was $500; that the assessment against
said lot should. not exceed 5000 forim.
provements and requested that the taxes
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