The Dickinson press., 1910-05-21

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r. N. Hartune. interpreter witness
liquor prosecution ........... 3 %
Fisher Hospital, hoard and nurs-
ing for A. Hub4ig. ........... 81 90
The auditor was instructed to draw a
warrant to the order of d.. Stephen
Fisher for SIS. 90 as salary FIRST quarter
county physician
The report of Judge van der Las in
the matter of insanity Of Earl King was
on motion accepted and the auditor
authorized to draw warrants to the
order of the following peTsons Tor fees:
Dr.. J. W. Bowen, examination
physician attendance and
mileage 7 40
W.T.. Burnett, clerk and mileage : 10
ia. WEIGH. attendance, mileage
n e e ~ ~
W. E. King, attendance and
mileage 4 W
J. a der Las, attendance and
1o6S on
The time having arrived to open the
bridge bids on file. with the auditor the
following bids were presented:
A. Y. Bayne & Co. three bridges S., $50 90
Mpls. Bridge & Iron Co., three
bridges .................... ITO 90
Fargo Bridge & Iron Co, three
bridges .................... 7,2l5 90
Joliet Bridge Co., three bridges Z, 26O 90
Hewitt Bridge Co., three bridges /, 290 90
bridges ............... -, 1880 90
Central Bridge Co., three bridges 1875 90
Twin City Bridge Co.. three
bridges .................... 1885 90
Beach Mfg. Co., three bridges Z, 800 90
The bid of A. Y. Bayne being the
lowest on the three bridges it was on
motion by A. Jopp duly seconded and
carried that the bid of A. Y. Bayne
be accepted and q contract be drawn
up for the construction of the same.
On motion of fl. Leutz. seconded by
A. Jopp.. the states attorney be in
structed to take up the matter of insane
hospital charge paid by Stark county
for Frank Merlack. who is a Hettinger
county charge, and have Hettinger
county refund this county the amounts
already paid; also that he write tODunn
county off in regard to Johanna
Faiman and Oliver Mofit, who are Dunn
county charges, and have Dunn county
refund this county the amounts paid.
Motion carried.
The resignation of Chas. Erbstoesser
as road supervisor of District No. 7
was accepted, and on motion of A.
Jopp, Joe Brown was appointed road
supervisor of that district. Motion was
seconded and carried.
On motion the board adjourned to
2 p. m.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The board me pursuant to adjourn
ment, all members present. .
The newly appointed commissioner,
Gus Anderson, was present and tool
the oath of Office.
On motion duly seconded and carried
the report of the redistricting com
mittee was accepted and ordered filed.
On motion of A. Jopp, seconded BY
G. Anderson, the report of the clerk o.
the court, showing $40. so collected
for the month of April and the repor
, of the register of deeds showing 1887. II
collected for the month of April ant
$3.50. O5 collected for March. was &C
cepted and ordered filed. Carried.
On motion of A. Jopp, seconded b!
= G. Anderson, the following bonds wert
: accepted and ordered filed:
Current Hebron Abstract Co., surety
The Dakota Trust Co.
!, S. L. Price as Justice of the peace
4 with John Laubscher. and John Knud
! son as sureties.
! Orrin Smith as justice of the peace
+ with P. O. Rondquist and ". H
Erickson as sureties.
Robert O'Connor as constable. wit
P. o. RondQuist and Jacob Klef a
Z sureties.
= R. T. Bryan as township clerk, wit
3 S. J. Chapman and ". r. Bryan q
' sureties.
i Howard Moln. as township clerk
e with S. j. Chapman and z. L. Kessle
!. as sureties.
Edward Koran as road supervisor
3 with William Kennedy and Bat
h Connell as sureties.
4 Jacob Luethli as road supervisor
: with Wenzel Bratzel and Henry P
= Roth as sureties.
States Attorney Mcbride approved tn
above mentioned bonds as 10 form.
i The State Finance Co. al allowed
refund of IS cents on lot IS, in bloc
e Is. town of Belield, it appearing ths
& the back taxes on this lot were settle
for in April 1900.
E. S. Helmer, the owner of the sw1
e in section IS, township 1877, range 9:
e claimed to have been erroneousl
assessed On improvements when thel
are non on this land and the auditt
:. was instructed to change the 1909 ia
= lists from $50. II to $18. IS.
. The Hanson Mercantile Co. we
allowed a refund OF $44 70 on accou1