The Dickinson press., 1910-12-03
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BECKMAN & ANDERSON

BECkMAN & ANDERSON
z. O. Fugere, witness 49,. S Ct
|. A. Nelson, witness ...... A OK
Gus Sauvengau. witness ...... S 6(
John Waters. interpreter -. 4 Il
: The report Of Judge van der Las Ii
the matter of the insanity of Abraham
Stern was received and ordered filed
and the auditor instructed to draw
warrants for the costs Of the case to~wit
DR.. Fl. A. Davis. attendance 2(
W.. F. Burnett, clerk and at ;i
tendance ................. z 70
J. A. WEIGH. sheriff fees .... 20 2C
j. van der Las, chairman and
attendance ............... 875
c. H. J. Shindler. witness 20
Mrs. A. Stern. witness ..... 3 80
Christ Verkade. witness 49,. 20
Gerhart Perdamus, witness :, 80
Coroner A. D. Davis report in the
matter of the inquisition upon the body
of Chas. johnson, deceased, was re-
ceived and ordered filed and the auditor
instructed to draw warrant for
coroner's fees $3.4O.
N. B. Nelson, bill for supplies was
reduced from $S.41 to $S.04, account
excessive. n
H. W. Gray & Co., bill for supplies
was reduced from 81. As to; S3.45. ac-
count of one item not authorized.
Western Supply Co., bill for supplies
was reduced from $30.4O 10 $2o. 80. ac-
count over charge on nails.
Geo. Heaton Lumber Co., bill for lum-
Der was reduced from $500 II to $498. IS,
account of being excessive.
Minnesota and Western Grain Co. ,
bill for lumber was reduced from
S49S. "a to $492.9 account of being
excessive.
Dickinson Hardware bill for supplies
was reduced rs cents to $14.5 account
of one item being not county charge.
W. A. Carter, bill for publish
ing proceedings, notice of
election. etc ............ S 1O1 70.
John Riessbeck, Co.. treas
urer. telephone bills for
John Riessbsck, couny treas
urer telephone bills for
November ............tS.. "a TO-
The bills of DR.. ColwiIi for profes-
si0nal services were not allowed for the
reason that the same were not 0 KID
by DR.. H. A. Davis.
The taxes for the year 1898 on the
swA of sec. IL. twp. 1873. range 81,
were ordered cancelled for the reason
that the property was enormously
assessed.
Easements for public roads as follows
were ordered filed:
Herman Hollst, through the swA of
sec. 20, twp. 139, range "a.
T. r. Glynn. through the nwN of
sec. i, twp. 40, range 80.
Fred and Anton Bolte. through the
neH of sec. 29. twp. 1873, range 90.
The bill of Mrs. C. S. Langdon for
the use of house at the primaries was
not allowed. the same not being on
proper form.
The auditor was authorized to refund
B. Lepper .$10.7S, on account of i'm
provements, being enormously assessed
for the year 1909. - VIZ
The auditor ~as instructed to draw q
warrant for $29. to the order of
Louis ., Terras for a road through the
seM neN ef SEC 10, twp: 139,. range
q. the easement for the same having
The report Of the register .of deeds
for the months. of September and Octo-
Der showing the collections to be $237. so
and 1868. so respectively was ordered
The appraisers appointed by the
board to appraise the stock taken up by
Frank Oauenhauer were Joe Dauenhauer
and Florian Daunhauer.
The report Of the clerk of the court,
showing the. September collections
$62.50 and the October collections
$68.50. were ordered filed.
The reports Of Justice of the Peace,
S. L. Price of Taylor, showing fines
collected $500. was accepted and
auditor instructed to turn over the money
to the county treasurer:
An easement from T. N. .Hartune
through the seN of sec. 20. twp. 1873,
range 81, was received and ordered
filed.
The auditor was instructed to write
Warwick Mitchell and Co., accepting the
terms made the commissioners under
date Of October Z. 1910, in. regard to
auditing the county officials books.
An acceptance Of a telephone franchise
by Adam A. Lefor was received and
ordered filed.
The auditor was instructed to advertise
for bids :.on surety bonds. for the county
officers for the years 1911 and 1912.
Bids to be opened on December 19,
191O,. also to advertise for bids for
county repositories, bids to be opened
on January S. 1911. 5sa$
Moved by D. W. Mckenzie and second
ed by G. Anderson that bids be adyer-
tised for to bond the county fDf $50, 200.
for the reason that bids formerly accep-
ted could not be complied with on ac-
count Of. successful bidders not having
the funds at, this time and that this
motion be and is In connection with
resolution formerly passed in order to
bond county, the bids to be opened
January S, 1911. Motion carried all
On motion &c board ! adjourned 10:
J. 1. HUGHES.
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