Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-04-16

Samuel Cross, justice fees SO
Thos Brady, constable fees 4 SO
Application for bounty for tree
planting were presented by Albert
Halpenny, Isaac Halpenny and J j
Schrag. as provided in Sec. 1852 of
the revised codes of 1905, and amend
ments thereto.
Resolved, that the payment of boun-
ty on above applications be disallow-
ed for the reason that said law ap-
plies to trees planted subsequent to
the passage of said act, which was
during the session of 1905.
The justice report of Daniel Shanks,
justice of the peace, was presented and
the following fees allowed:
State VS. j ] Reilly:
Dan Shanks, Justice fees.... 10 80
w b DeLong, transcript. 80. 8 90
Jas Templeton, Transcript. 20
Jas Templeton, rent of hall
for court room, ......... 10 90
Chas Robb, ma1shall's fees. 5 IS
John Northcotte, witness -. 8 10
W A Halliday, witness $500. 8 10
Hans Peterson, witness fees. 8 10
A j Austin, witness ....... 8 10
VIM Murta, witness ....... 8 10
Geo Mckenzie, witness..... 8 10
Carl Gilbertson, witness... s 10
O 7 Rishoff, witness ...... 8 10
Il L Helgeson, witness ...... 8 10
Hans Berg, witness. . 8 10
VIM j Lief, witness. ...... 8 10
b Prom. witness. ......... 6 10
H Sunderland, witness ...... 6 10
II O Sorenson, witness ...... 6 10
John Solberg, witness 6 10
State VS. Coils Venue:
Daniel Shanks, justice fees. 2 rs
j A Thompson, constable fees s As
State VS. Kiefer & Davidson:
Daniel Shanks, Justice fees. 20 65
JAS Templeton. transcript. II %
Jas Templeton. rent for hall
for court room ......... 5 90
S T Hart. constable fees SO 30
G P Getchel, witness ........ 2 70
John Kartes, witness 5 80
Joseph Fisher, witness ...... 2 70
Andrew Peterson. Witness. 3 70
VIM Edwards, witness ...... 3 80
Sam O'Conuer, witness. f so
Ned Machin, witness 2 70
The justice report of Halver Torger-
SON. justice of the peace, was present
ed and the following fees allowed:
State S Fred Peterson:
Halvor Torgerson, justice fees 3 40
Albt Braaten, constable fees 3 90
Seward Peterson, witness. 2 so
The justice report of E A McCay, jus
tice of the peace, was presented and
the following fees allowed:
State VS. Geo Nulph:
E A McCay, justice fees.... 4 70
Peter Reid. sheriff fees.... 90 on
CEris GRADER, witness ....... 2 70
State VS. John Oderman:
E A McCav, justice fees. 49,. IA so
Martin Matson. constable fees IS 90
E K Buen. witness 9 70
Rudolph SchmitZ, Witness. 9 20
John Helten. witness ....... 9 70
Peter Helten. witness 9 70
Wm Schmitz. witness 9 70
And Schuster. witness. 2 70
Frank Schuste1, witness. -. 2 20
e L Pung, witness. ....... 2 20
JAS Backes, witness ..... 9 20
State VS. Daniel McFaul:
E A McCay. justice fees 5 40
Martin Matson constable fees 81 80
James Cary witness fees. 2 90
On motion the following bills were
audited and allowed:
Chas H Myers board Of small
poA patients. Disallowed.
Amos Abbott & Go antitoxin
ii diphtheria cases...... 80 %
81 o Storlie, postage, etc.. 10 40
Jos Power, expense to Fargo
meeting ~ 90
P H Kelly, wood for Mrs Ven
ne, county poor......... IA rs
Jos Lajemodere, goods for Mrs
Venue, county poor -. . 81 60
On motion the board adjourned 10
meet on Saturday, April II, 1908.
Saturday, April II. 1908.
The board reconvened pursuant to
adjournment. All members present.
The monthly report of Fl o Storlie
clerk of the district court for the
months of Jan. Feb. and March were
presented and upon motion accepted
and ordered filed.
County Depository Bond was pres
ented by the Cavalier County Nation
al Bank. as successors to the W. j.
Mooney State Bank. in the penal sum
of $50. 900. 90 with the following sure
ties: W. F. Winter. C. Orion, E. J..
Fox, j. G. Dickson, A. Schulke, E.
A. Farrell, G. E.. Johnston and John
Sheehan was upon motion accepted,
approved and Ordered flel