The Dickinson press., 1910-09-03

The board met pursuant to adjourn
ment with all members present.
The auditor wat instructed to notify
8. Fl. Payne of Taylor to move his
fence on sec. 6, twp. 1888. range 80
north, back from the section line two
rods. -
On motion of A. Jopp. seconded
BY G. Anderson the voting place in
Pleasant Valley precinct was changed
to the Seed House at the Experiment
station. Motion carried.
On motion Of A. Jopp. seconded by G.,
Anderson, the voting place of the
Sprinsvale precinct be changed to school
house No. 4 on sec. 3, twp. 139, range
g.. Motion carried. ~
The report of the superintendent of
schools of Stark county showing ia
schools in the county, wat accepted and
his salary fixed at ST.. 500swith deputy
hire of $3.50 extra in accordance with
section TT, session laws of 1907. -
Upon motion of G. Anderson; seconded
by A. Jopp, the coal bids for furnishing
coal to the county for this coming yea +
were taken up. -"
Two bids were received as follows:
The Consolidated Coal Co. for screened
Ignite coal at $2.35 per ton and the
mine run Ignite coal at 81. 80 per ton.
August Buie bid for deep mined Ignite
coal, mine run, at 81. 10. per ton and
$2.25 for screened deep mined Ignite
coal. "a 10
Upon motion duly seconded and carried
the Consolidated Coal Co.'s bid of
$2.35 per ton for the screened Ignite
coal was accepted. a-"'N.
T. R. Glynn and K. T. Eiken, ap-
p~raisers for the estray stock taken up BY
G.. A. Manford, report was accepted
and Sill. is, the proceeds of the sale,
was turned Over to the county tr treasurer.
w. F.. Mas and Fred Joksch, apprais-
ers for the estray taken up by George
Kohne, report was received and accepted.
Josef Samek and Stephen Kostelecky,
appraisers for the estIay taken up by
Karl Roller, was approved and accepted.
A petition asking for the organization
of a school district to be composed of
| Gaylord civil township also q remon-
STRANGE from the Bel6eId school district
No. 10 against the organization of a
separate school district, as placed on
file.
On motion of. A Jopp. seconded by G.
Anderson. petition of the Gaylord town
ship Was not granted.
BELF1ELD INCORPORATION.
H. E. Haney appeared before the board
pertaining to the incorporation of Bel
field and it appearing that survey, map
and census had been complied with ac-
cording to law, it was OF motion, duly
seconded and carried, all voting
faye" The board of county commits
sioners accordingly issued an order of
incorporation as follows:
We, the undersigned, constituting the
board of county commissioners of Stark
county, North Dakota, having heard ap-
p]ication for incorporation of the village
Of Belfeld. North Dakota. and being
satisfied that the requirements of law
have been complied with. that said sur
+ vey. map and census were subject to
examination for the period required by
law it is HEREBY ORDERED AND
DECLARED:
That such territory shall, with the as
sent of the qualified voters thereof, he
an incorporated village by the name OF
Belfield, and it is furthered ordered:
That q meeting of the qualified voters,
resident in said proposed village, be
18th day of September, to determine
| whether such territory shall be an in
c%orporated village.
Dated this 10Th day of August. A. D. 1910.
HERMAN LEUTZ.
GUS ANDERSON.
ANDREW JOPP. .
County Commissioner,
Stark Co., N. D.
Attest:
j. L. HUGHES.
County Auditor.
The report of Judge. a der Les in
the matter of the insanity of Jacob
Wetstein was accepted and ordered filed
and the auditor authorized to draw war
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