Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-02-14
JANUARY 3, 1911.

roll being called Commissioners Da
vies, Patterson, Korn and Thompson
responded, the latter three having pre-
viously filed their oatll> OF ofhce
The being a vacancy in the office O.
commissioner of the fifth district
County Auditor |. w. Healy an(
county Judge Nj. J. Mckenzie were
called in to participate as members O.
an appointing board to fill such vacan
cy. Such appointing board consisting
of Commissioners Edw. G. Patterson
John A. Davies, Fred w. Korn ant
!. NJ. Thompson and !. W. Healy
county auditor, and NJ J. Mckenzie
county Judge, then proceeded to I'll
such vacancy and the following pro-
ccedings were had Edwd. G. Patter.
son was selected chairman. |. w
llealy moved that E. II. L. Vespermal
be appointed to fill the vacancy iii said
commissioners office and the same be-
ing seconded and put to vote, Edwd
G.. Patterson voted yes, John A. Davies
voted yes, NJ. J. Mckenzie voted yes
and |. w. Healy voted yes, and said
motion declared CARED and E. H. L.
Eesperman is appointed commissioner
ior the fifth commissioner district.
Signed, Edwd G. Patterson, John
\. Davies, NJ. J. Mckenzie and |. w.
]Ieay.
Commissioner Vespcrman being call
ed in, presented his oath of Office and
took his seat as county commissioner
for the fifth district of Burleigh coun-
ty. N. D. The board then proceeded
TO organize by the election of chair
man for the ensuing year. Commits
sioner Davies nominated Mr.. Patter-
son and Commissioner Thompson NOM
mated Mr.. Korn, upon the rol being
called Mr.. Patterson received three
votes and Mr.. Korn two votes.
Mr.. Patterson having received ma
jority of all the votes cast, was de-
clared elected chairman for the ensuing
year. Those voting for Mr.. Patterson
were Messrs Davies. Vesperman and
Patterson. Those voting for Mr.. Korn
were Messrs. Thompson and Korn.
The minutes of December 3lst were
read and approved as read.
The bond of C. R. Kositzky as county
treasurer, with the National Surety
Co.. of New York, as sureties in the
amount of S. 900, being approved by
the States Attorney as to form, was
upon motion approved as to surety.
The bond of Frank Barnes, sheriff,
with the National Surety Co. of New
York as surety i'll the amount of S. 600
being approved by the States Attorney.
as to form, was upon motion approved
as to surety.
The bond of John F. Fort. register
Of deeds, with the National Surety Co.
of New York as surety in the amount
of 1000, being approved as to form
by the States Attorney, was rpon mo-
ton approved as to surety.
The bond of w. l.. Smith, States At
torney with the National Surety Co. of
New York as surety in the amount of
$1,000, being approved by States At
torney Stevens as to form, was upon
motion approved as to surety.
The bond of Chas. Fisher, Clerk of
the District Court, in the amount of
1000 with the National Surety Co.,
of New York as surety, being approved
by the States Attorney as to form, was
upon motion approved as to surety.
The bond of c. L. Vigness, Sounty
Superintendent of Schools, with the
National Surety Co. of New York as
surety in the amount of $500, being
approved by the States Attorney as to
form, was upon motion approved as
to surety
The bond of E. G. Field, Coroner,
in the amount Of 81 900, with E. c.
Taylor and ]. F. French as sureties,
being approved by the States Attorney
as to form, was upon motion approved
as to sureties.
The bond of E. S. Pierce, Justice
of the Peace, with Thos. MCGOWAN
and Joseph Hare as sureties in the
amount of $500, being approved by the
States Attorney as to form, was Upon
motion approved by the board as to
sureties.
The bond of c. H. Olson. Justice of
the Peace, with Frank G.. Grambs and
Frank J. Fox as sureties in the amount
of $500, being approved by the States
Attorney as to form, was upon mo-
ton approved as to surety.
The bond of J. F. Perry, Justice
Of the Peace, with c. B. Little and
Geo. A. WEIGH as sureties in the
amount of $500, being approved by
the States Attorney as to form, was
upon motion approved as to sureties.
The bond of ]. R. Williams, justice
Of the Peace, with John Yegen and
. F. c. Taylor as sureties in the amount
of $500, being approved by the States
attorney as to form, was upon mo.
ton approved as to sureties.
The bond of G. J. Keenan,. constable,
with the American Surety Co. of New
York as surety in the amount of $500,
being approved by the States Attor-
ney as to form, was upon motion ap-
proved as to surety.
The following bids for the county
deposit subject to check. were received
and opened: The Sterling State Bank
of Sterling. 3 per cent; The City Ma"
tional Bank of Bismarck, per cent
Driscoll State Bank of Drscoll, per
cent; the First National Bank of Bis
marck. 3.per cent: The Farmers and
Merchants State Bank of Driscoll. Z
percent; The Mckenzie State Bank at
Mckenzie. 3 per cent: The Bismarck
Bank of Bismarck. 3 per cent.
The following bids were received
and opened for the deposit of the in
terest and sinking fund on time de-
post for one year: The Baldwin State
Bank, per cent: The First National
Bank of Bismarck, per cent; The