The Dickinson press., 1908-04-25

Proceedings Of the Board Of Commits
sioners Of Stark County. n. D.

Dickinson, N. D, April 20, 1908.
The commissioners convened pursuant
to adjournment on the above date: pres
ent, D. w. Mckenzie, Fred Koesel and
A. Jopp.
On motion the commissioners took a
recess to view bridges at South Heart
and adjourned until 900 o'clock a. m,
April FL, 1908.
600 a. M, April FL. 1908.
The board convened pursuant to ad-
journment; all members present.
The commissioners viewed proposed
location of bridge acros Heart river,
near South Heart on the 10th inst. and
on motion D. w. Mckenzie was ap-
pointed a committee of one to consult
owners of land in vicinity of said bridge
and ascertain the probable cost of same
and report to the commissioners at their
next meeting. -,
A road petition signed by limerick
Martin ct al was received, asking for a
road on township line, between town
ships 1877 and 1873, range 81, On motion
the board set May 4th as the date for
viewing said proposed highway.
The following affidavit was received,
viz: II am assessed the amount OF $44o
for Improvements on the NWA of sec
ton 7, township I4o, range 81. AS there
are no Improvements whatever on said
tract, l hereby ask for a refund of amount
l have overpaid4.
"Signed, ADAM ZENTNER."
On motion the petition was granted and
the auditor was instructed to make the
necessary corrections on the tax list and
refund to the said Zentner the amount
overpaid by him on the said real estate.
Mi. Andrew Jopp, who was appointed
a committee of one to view the proposed
highway in township 1888, ranges 90 and
%, recommended that the said petition
be granted and on motion of Fred Koe-
sci, seconded by Andrew Jopp, the fol
lowing highway was opened tor public
travel: Beginning at a quarter stake on
the west side of section 10, township 1877,
range %, running thence north to the
southeast corner of section SO in town.
ship 1873, range 81, being two and one
half miles from the place of beginning.
The following road petition, signed by
Nick Wenzel ct al, was received, asking
for a road in township lao, range ga, run
ming six miles between the following Sec
tons: 81 and 81, 20 and 80, 10 and 20, ~
and 10, 7 and s, 5 and g., in said township.
On motion Andrew Jopp was appointed
a committee to view said proposed high.
way and report at the next meeting of
the board. b..
Bill of 500 from Killer Bros. & Co. of
Richardton was received and the same
on motion was disallowed on the grounds
that said bill is not a county charge, and
the same was never authorized by the
county board. The above was for sup
plies furnished by the said Killer Bros.
& Co, to one Mrs. Sebastian Dick, sup
posed to be a pauper.
On motion the following bills were
allowed and ordered paid BY warrant:
Mckenzie & Jones, 50 lbs. OF lawn
seed ......... ..............S o./5
L. A. Davis & Son, burial of A. F.
Trickey. $500
Christ Peterson, blacksmithing.. 1905
A. r. Stewart, labor on the New
England road and also on the
bridge across Heart River at
Dickinson. 368.5e
Metro Shepski, witness in district
court ....... .....:...:.. 4'4e
+. N, Hartung, witness in district
court 4.le
John van der Las, interpreter dis
trict court. SIC
]. A. Wiechs, bailiff district court. 4.1e
Myrtle Hartung, witness district
court 4.Ic
| Edna Williams, witness district
court Ale
Herman Hartung, witness district
court OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 4.1c
Tom Jenness, witness district court ZIG
T. N. Hartung, transportation for
pauper Observation-Disclosures. I2.4e
J. S. White, express and drayage. 81!
Richardson News, printing :...... 1,&
F. N. Prindle, guarding prisoners
at pest house, Is days al 50 per
day 75.o
MEMBER OF CONGRESS.
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