The Dickinson press., 1908-01-25
OFFICIAL
Proceedings Of The Board Of Commission
ers of Stark County, n. D.

Dickinson. N. D., JAM. y. 1923.
The board convened on the above
date pursuant to adjournment; present
D. w. Mckenzie and Andrew Jopp,
Mckenzie in the chair.
On motion the following road. super
visors were appointed in the second
district, viz:
Nick Schmidt, Road district No. 10;
Henry Stoxen, Road district No. 90;
Jos. B%urwanger, Road district No. IS;
Chas. Hagberg. Road district, No. 2;
Official bond and oath of Nick
Schmidt, road supervisor, dist. No. 10,
was received, approved and ordered
filed.
On motion of A. Jopp, seconded by
d. w. Mckenzie, the bid of Dr.. Geo.
A. Perkins, $500, for medical and .sur-
gical care of the resident and transient
paupers of Stark county, for the ensu-
ing year, was accepted, said appoint
ment TO become effective on the filing of
a suitable bond in the sum of $780,, with
the county auditor tor the faithful per-
Torrance Of the contract.
The following bids were received for
hospital service for resident and tran
slant paupers of Stark county, N. D., for
the ensuing year, viz:
Drs. L. c. & S. f. Smith, $500 per
day.
Stein Hospital, s1.oS per
day.
The bids Of the Stein Hospital being
the lowest bid was on motion OF A. Jopp.
seconded by D. w. Mckenzie, accepted;
the said Stein Hospital to furnish bond
in the sum of $500. for the faithful per-
Torrance Of the contract.
In the matter of quarterly report of
J. van der Las in state VS.. Peter Berring-
er, justice fees 1855 and sherriff's fees Of
s4.7o, disallowed at the last meeting of
the board, were on motion ordered paid
by warrant on the grounds that the
states attorney erred in noting on said
report that said case was not authorized
by him.
The same ruling was made in the
w. tombstone quarterly report, the just
ice fees and sheriff fees, SI.oo and S2.oo,
respectively, were on motion ordered
paid by warrant.
The witnesses fees and justice fees in
the cases state VS.. Waliseer, Roths-
chiller and Mer!ock, ]. van der Las court,
totaling SIo3.4o for witnesses and $3.50
Justices fees, were on motion allowed
and ordered paid by warrant. .
The following bills were on motion
allowed and ordered paid by warrant,
viz:
D. w. Mckenzie. nomination fee primary elec-
sion. 1905, ............$ 800
John Leask. same, 28.O
T. N. Hartung, nomination fees and two ink
81 .OO
j. S. White. nomination fee, ..............28.O C
A.. Jopp. =. .........3!OO
r. N. Hartung. service and milage in justice
court 1890
r. N. Hartung, boarding prisoner, unorganized
county of Dunn. milage tc.............. 49, 50
John Riessbeck, nomination fees refund
800
N. P. Jensen. returning ballot box. ......... BAG
Drs. Smith. hospital service. Mary Soren
sen, .OO
Drs. Smith. hospital service, Mrs. Matilda And.
erson 46.(
Jack Wiech. guarding prisoners ...........3!N
Robert Meyer.
There was no action taken by the
board today in the school controversy
between school districts Nos.5 and Is
relative to the IL sections recently at,
tachedt to district No. Is. which was form
erly a part of district No. $. A large
delegation from both. districts was II
attendance at today's meeting of til.
board, but in the absence of the county
superintendent of schools and the state
attorney, the board refused to revoke
: their former decision.
Providing the parties interested Cal
not harmonic their differences befor
D that time the board will give then
another hearing in the fore part of Ma
of this year.
There being no further business til
board on motion adjourned to March
1908.
is. White, County Auditor.
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