The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1910-10-14
40 90


services defending
Il defendant Noble
..
This bill was ordered paid
20 so |by the Judge of the district
ICourt.
The following bill was laid
over for further considerations
w. II. Godfrey, NJ. d.,
tour visits attending
81 80 small pox case at the
home of G.. Z. Hidden n OO
The following bill was re-
ferred to Commissioner r. NJ.
Trimble:
Mrs. l.. Anstett, board
and room of John Jo-
1C ~ udIlHCS. lO W.
Upon motion the board adj
journed until two o'clock this
Eafternoon. 90, 30
478 80 2 p. m. October 4, 1910
The board met pursuant to
adjournment. All members
present.
The road petition for closing
a road in section eighteen,
Etownship one hundred sixty
80 90 two. range seventy-four, was
taken up for final hearing
Hans Kofoid, Harry Kofoid,
Ole Carlson and George Seq
II 56 hers appeared in person and
by Attorney H. S. Blood and
Eobjected to the closing of said
II go road. O. E. Kofoid and Julius
Amundson appeared in person
band entered reasons why said
lroad should be closed. After
hearing all reasons for and
81 7Otagainst the closing of said
road, Commissioner Capes
tmoved that further considera-
ftion of the petition be post
Iponed until o'clock p. m.
IOctober 5, 1910, and that the
Icounty commissioners view
the said road before that time.
48 80 The final hearing for the
laying out and opening of a
Highway in section eighteen,
.ltownship one hundred sixty
1.-TWO, range seventy four, on
the range line between section
eighteen, township one hun
dred sixty-two. range seventy
four, and section thirteen,
township one hundred sixty
two, range seventy was
on motion postponed until 2
80 30 o clock p. m. October ., 1910.
On motion of Commissioner
Capes, seconded by Commits
sioner Larson, right of way
Containing 80 acres) along
the creek on section line be-
~ 33 tween section ten and section
eleven, township one hundred
sixty-one, range seventy-tive,
was ordered purchased at $40. 90
per acre from Fred Gagnon,
20 45 and the county auditor author
lied to secure deed to f5otti-
neau county for such highway;
6 70 plat OF which is to be filed
with the register of deeds.
The bridge petition praying
35 for the construction of bridge
across Oak Greek on the sec
ton line running north and
Z 80 south between sections thirteen
and fourteen, township one
hundred sixty, range seventy
rs 80 six, was referred to Commits
sioner Capes, who was author
lied to build bridge if neces-
w sary.
The bridge petition praying
for bridge on coulee between
20 section nineteen and section
twenty, township one hundred
l 30 ffty-nine, range eighty three,
was granted, and bridge order
ed built.
The bridge petition praying
% 90 for "a bridge on section line
running east and west between
section twenty eight and sec
ton thirty three, township one
60 hundred fifty nine, range eigh-
ty-three, was granted and the
bridge ordered built.
4 90 The bridge petition praying
for the construction of bridge
across Cut Bank creek between
section thirteen and section
2 60 fourteen, township one hun
dred sixty, range eightytwo,
.s. was reported on by Commits
sioners Sidener, Capes and
2 40 Glomseth, who recommend
that bridge be built on sec
ton line near the northeast
corner Of section fourteen pro-
# 8 80 vided the township of Mount
Rose secure a highway running
around Cut Bank creek in the