The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1910-01-20
Official Proceedings J!
Of the Board Of County
Commissioners.

SlerDrOOke, N. d., Jan'y 9th, 1910, u
The Board Of County Commission
ers convened at 9 a. NJ, pursuant to
adjournment. Members present:
Grefsheim, Sulland, johnson and OK
ton. Minutes of meeting OF January
4th, 1910, read and on motion approv-
ed.
The committee appointed to check
accounts in the offices of Register OF
Deeds, Clerk of Court, County Judge
and Supt. of Schools, having complet-
ed their duties, filed their reports to
the effect that accounts and records in
said offices were found to be salts
factory and on motion committees
were discharged.
On motion the chairman appointed
all the members Of the board as COM
mittee to check accounts and records
In the county treasurer's Office. Which
work was taken up and continued until
noon when on motion the board ad-
joured until 1880 p. m. the same day.
Afternoon Session.
The board of county commissioners
reconvened at 1880 p. m. All members
present.
The sheriff's report of uncollected
personal property taexs for year 1908
was taken under consideration. On
motion seconded and carried the per-
sonal property tax for the year 1908,
of the following individuals, was or
dered cancelled as uncollectable, ac-
count no property on which to make
levy and sale: Arne Berg, $3.50; Ja-
cob Hanson, $1.67; David Long, 16
cents; Geo. Rause, $500; Tom Wall
stad, 95 cents; G. F. Wilcox, $21.53;
A. A. Coleman, $50; E. T. Andrews,
$3.50; 2. A. Cochrane, $3.O1; A. L. De
Board, 4.86; Leonard Hecker, $189;
Thos. Bowers, $1.3S; Theordore An
derson, s1.10; Louis Hogden, $3.06;
w. S. Dean, $500; Nils Nilsson, 70
cents; Henry Barr, $1.92; Ole Hen
gen, $2.79; Frank McKillips, $1O2;
Hans Hatelstad, SOIL; Lewis Olson,
$1.O2;; Frank Wilbur, 81 cents; J. p.
Burling, 43 cents; G.. w. Mcdonald,
$4.97; L. F.. Okes, $13.93; Mary Paul
son, 81 cents; Matt Paulson, $1.37;
VIM. Phillips, $1.15; w. D. Churchill,
81 cents; G. w. Hauchett, $1.92; Hans
Christianson, $1.22; G. E. Mitchell,
$1.18; Mrs. Amy Sly, $1.17; M. l.. Sny-
der $1.22; G. w. Johnson, $1.45; J. A.
Lockwood, $4.72; J. G. McVey, $1.45;
T. ]. McColum, $1.97; J. Oliver, $1.OO;
Oliver & Wilcox, $1.61; Gust Peter
son, $1O0; Peter Pearson $1.OO; VIM.
Strickler, $26.74; Joab Smith, $1.OO;
I. 0. Tomson, $1.00; William Twight,
$1.0O; G. G. Trentel $1O0; Harold c.
Void, $1.OO.
The quarterly justice report of w.
p. Elliott for quarter ending Dec. 31st,
1909, was on motion approved and fees
ordered paid as follows:
w. E. Elliott, Justice ---$ 1910
0. E. Bowling, police fees = 1926
N. N. Lunding, interpreter - 2.1O
l. w. Standley, sheriff ---- 1870
The justice report of A. Mickels for
quarter ending Dec. 31st, 1909, was on
motion approved. All fees having been
paid from fine imposed.
On motion the chairman appointed
Oxton, Sulland, and Johnson to COM
plete checking the collection records,
and Gray and himself to check dis
bursements records of treasurer's Of
flee. Which work was taken up until
completed and report filed as follows:
We, the committee appointed to ex-
anime cash, accounts and records of
the treasurer's office, find the same
satisfactory and as follows:
Balance July
lst, 'O9 -----$ 45,2S0.51
Collections July
LIST, 'O9, to
Jan. 1st, 10 11S,5SS.96
Collections Jan.
list, 10 to
Jan. 5th, 10 991.6O
Payments July
1st, '09 to
Jan. 1st, 10 S 55,6O1. 81
Payments Jan.
, LIST, 10 to
Jan. 5, TO- 794.17
Balance JAN
4 5th, 10 ----- 1os,4e5. .ea
$164,861.07 $164,S61. .O7
Funds and where danOSited.