The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-07-31

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Mrs. 3. s. Russell, rent. county
c. +. charest. merchandise.
poor ........... .......... 20. Ot
Fred Pronovost labor, county
poor Observation-Disclosures. 500
tC L. Buttles, assessor, town
ship 1Ss-4s ................. 10. OF
Samuel Mitchell, coroner's fees
and county physician ...... ALB
DR.. -. Bibby, salary, assistant
county physician $1,000. 1870
DIR. X. III. Mallarian, salary,
1 county physician .. 112. 81
Bills OF the N. ID. Metal Culvert Co
for culverts were on motion allowed
and the auditor instructed to draw
warrants for same; said bills being
for the following:
one 32-foot culvert. shipped :,
to rage .............,.... :$l6l. "a
One S-foot culvert, shipped
70 Chafee ............:....s 4O.5z
Which motion prevailed on call OF
the roll, all members voting aye.
1t was moved and seconded that
the auditor be authorized to draw
warrant in favor of the Cass County
Fair association for the balance OF
the money remaining in their fund
from the 1910 taxes, amounting to
$3S5.24; which motion prevailed on
call of the roll. all members voting
aye.
ON motion the board adjourned to
meet at 2 O'Clock p. M, all members
voting aye on call of the roll.
Afternoon Session (5th.)
| Board convened pursuant to adjourn
ment, with all members present.
1t was moved and seconded that APP
plications for tree bounty of w. H
Miller, Of Hill township, covering five
acres; of G. f. Ellsbury OF Clifton
township, covering four acres; and OF
Ed. Stangler of Clifton township, COW
ering two acres, be allowed, and same
be ordered filed, and the auditor in
structed to make the necessary al
lowances as provided by law which
motion prevailed on call Of the roll
all members voting aye.
Petition was received from school
districts No. IS and 121, asking to
combine the two districts into one
district known as District No. 6S, and
on motion same was referred to the
superintendent Of schools for his re-
commendation all members voting
aye on call of the roll.
The following resolution was pre-
sented by Commissioner Rusch, who
moved it's adoption, seconded by Conn
missioner Martin:
| Whereas, There is now accumulated
in various sinking funds and other
county revenue funds, amounts OF
money exceeding $1,000, and for which
there is no immediate use, now, there
fore, be it
Resolved, Under the provisions OF
Chapter 10, Laws of 1911, that said
funds so accumulated shall be put
out on time deposits for a period OF
one year; and that the county audi
| tor shall advertise for bids for the
time deposits of such funds in the
manner provided by law.
| Which resolution was declared adopt
| ed on call Of the roll, all members vot-
ing aye.
The following bills, having been APP
proved were on motion allowed, and
the auditor instructed to draw war
rants in payment of the same, al
members voting aye on call of the
roll.
e. Gilbertson, treasurer, ex-
pense, county poor ...$ 81. AZ
II. T. Boyle, sheriff, fees. $3.50. 456 Of
Mrs. H. T. Boyle, matron,
county jail ................. 5O.Ot
Ed. Madison, repairs, Jail and
court house ..,....,.....,.~ z2.4t
Red River Laundry, tower ex-
/ change 5000
Appointment OF o. @. Nelson as
deputy sheriff was received from III
T. Boyle, sheriff, together with oath
of office; and on motion same was
confirmed and ordered filed, all mem
bers voting aye on call Of the roll
1t was moved and seconded that
bill of H. T. Boyle, sheriff, for serv-
ing notice of expiration Of time fol
redemption, be paid by Cass county
same having been a double charge
| through a former error on the part
of Cass county; and the auditor in
structed to draw warrant in payment
of said bill, amount, $1,000; which
motion prevailed on call Of the roll
all members voting aye.
1t was moved and seconded that the
auditor be authorized to accept $5.2S
in full for the personal taxes assess
ed against Chris. Smedstad, Of Reed
township, for the year 1895, all mem
/ bers voting aye on call Of the roll
Reports Of Samuel Mitchell, coroner
in the matter Of inquisition upon the
bodies OF Amund Hatlestad and John
Turk, were received and on motion
same were ordered filed all members
voting aye on roll call.
Report of DIR. A. A. Nichols, county
physician, for the quarter ending June
29 was received and read, and on mo-
tion same was ordered filed, all mem
| bers voting aye on call of the roll
Report of R. r. Gill, superintendent
of the county hospital for the month
of June, showing fees collected, $500
was received and on motion ordered
filed, all members voting aye on cal
Of the roll.
The following reports of county Of
ficers were received and read: e. G
Gearey, Jr., clerk of the district court
for month of June, showing fees col
lected $174.50; G. A. Fraser, register
of deeds, for month of May, Showing
fees collected $464.SO; A. G. Hanson
county judge, for month of June
showing fees collected $3.50; Addison
June, showing fees collected $500
On motion said reports were ordered
filed, all members voting aye on cal
of the roll.
The following resolution was of.
fered by Commissioner Rusch, whC
moved it's adoption, seconded by Com.
missioner Heath:
| Whereas, 1t appears to the county
commissioners Of Cass county, NORTH
Dakota, that it is necessary to make
a special assessment upon the lands
subject to assessment for the con.
struction of Reed Drain No. 9, Smith
Drain No. 10. Argusville Drain No. Is
Leech Drain No. IA, Leonard Drain
No. is, Grandin Drain No. Is. Gran
din Extension Drain No. IL. Noble
Drain No. 18, Kinyon Drain No. 10
Noble Extension Drain No. 20, Os,
good Drain No. 81. Gardner Drain No
%, Wiser Drain No. 23. Larson Drain
No. "a, Great Northern Drain No. 25
Tusten Drain NO. 26, Stanley Drain
No. q, May Drain No. 20, and Smith
Drain No. lob, for the purpose o
paying the amount of annual inter
est falling due January /, 1912. Apri
IL, 1912, July 1, 1912, and November /
1912, on the bonds issued for the cos
of said drains. Now, therefore. be /
Resolved, That a special tax or as
sessment in the aggregate sum o