Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-09-11
Co. Commissioners PROCEEDINGS

AUG. 8, 1911, $3.50 p. N.
THE board of county commissioners
met pursuant to adjournment upon
roll call. Commissioners Korn, Pat
terson, Thompson and Vesperman re-
sponded. Upon motion the following
bills were allowed:
C. R. kositzky, salary county treas
turer, $166.66; +. E. Flaherty, salary
county auditor, $685.; J. F. Fort,
salary county register of deeds,
$141.66; Charles Fisher, salary coun-
ty clerk of court, $685.; c. L. Wig
ness, salary county superintendent of
schools, $141.66; w. L. Smith, salary
state attorney, $125.O0; M. J. McKen-
zie, salary county Judge, $141.66; A.
E. Preston, salary county auditor dep
uty, $500; A.. p. Anderson, salary
county register of deeds deputy,
$500; Josie Williams, salary county
treasurer deputy, $500; Mrs. Nellie
Evarts, salary county superintendent
of schools, 1888; F. E. McCurdy,
salary states attorney deputy, $ov.v1;
F. E. Mc~urdy, expense securing evil
dence, $117.50; Charles Griffee, livery
county commissioners, $500; Fred
McFadden, road work, $4,000; John
Harold, services county surveyr,
$122.S0; w. P. Heaton. grading ap.
proach to bridge near Sterling,
$147.9O; Mrs. Charles Avery, sub.
sistence, $4,000; c. A. Burton, rent
poor (Mrs. J. P. Lundberg), $500; J.
P. Jackson, rent poor (Mrs. Charles
Avery, $3.50; Laura Christianson,
subsistence, $500; Mrs. J. M. Dick
son, subsistence, $1,000; Mrs. J. P.
Lundberg, subsistence, $1,000; Bis
marck Construction company, as per
contract charging treasurer's office,
$4,000; Times Publishing company,
supplies, $780,; Frank Feeney, juror
justice court, $1.1O; Katherine Boyle,
clerk auditors office, $65.00; Beatrice
Wade. clerk register of 'eeds' office,
$4,000; J. R. Williams. assist
ant county surveyor, $3.50; Hughse
Electric company, lights, $57.71;
N. J. Shields, repairs treasurer's
Office, $49.95; M. G. Woodruff,
supplies, $40; Palladium Publishing
company, Ecklund, $3.50 Palladium
Publishing company. printing and ad
vertising, $125.44; Mckenzie Gazette,
printing and advertising, $123.36;
Frank Barnes, transportation of pau
per, $24.40; Frank Barnes sheriff and
deputies, $174.90;; Frank Barnes,
boarding and guarding, $304.75; John
Anderson, witness in Bickford case
$146O; Bismarck Hardware company
supplies, $12.7o. Adjournment taken
until the 9th. 49, ae.s~.~ r<,,.
= August, 1911.
The board of county commissioners
met pursuant to adjournment; on roll
call Commissioners Korn, Patterson
and Thompson responded. The follow
ing bills were allowed: Anton Kenell
witness in justice court, $3.50; St.
! Alexius hospital, keeping poor, Dan
Mccall, $685.; Walker Brothers &
, Hardy, supplies, $1.67; John Yegen
merchandise poor (Peter Schiebl),
$1,000; John Yegen, merchandise poor
Mrs. Dora Wall, $780,; John Yegen,
merchandise poor, Mrs. Chapman,
$500; Dick Hanlon witness justice
court, 1910; H. T. Boyle, services in
Bickford case, $1.7O; Bismarck Water
Supply for June and July, $2SS.4S;
A. B. Bickford, witness in Bickford
case, $780,; Bismarck Steam Laun'
dry company, laundry, 1912; A. Robi
dou, rent poor: Mary Bullock, $500;
Phillip Kershman, $500; Trip Harris
$500; Jack Sunderland, $500; Mrs
Dora Wall, $500; James H. Cobb
$500 Charles H. Burtts, $500; Mrs
Schriber, $500; Mrs. Julia Oleson
$500 wood Tor Mrs. Bullock $500, fol-
Mrs. Wall $500; total. $4,000; Thorn
as Egan, keeping poor, George Lewis
$500; C. L. Vigness, postage, 5000;
J. 1. Case T. NJ. company, two scrap
ers, $11.5O; E. s. Pierce, Justice
fees, $1.35, $780,; David Erickson
keeping poor, John Rindblad, $1,000;
L. w. Mclean, merchandise for poor
Phillip Kerchman $500; Trip Harris,
$500; Mary Bullock, $1,000; Mrs,
Adams, $500; Owen Farley, $1,000;
total, $4,000; Bismarck Stationery
supplies, $7.15; P. E. Byrne, witness
Bickford case, $1,000; Webb Brothers,
supplies, $3.50; Austin Logan, mer'
chandise poor, Thomas MCGEE,
$780,; North Dakota Independent
Telephone company, tolls for June,
$12.55; North Dakota Independent Tel
ephone company, rent for July, $24.50;
Joseph z. Benson, service subpoena,
10 cents; E. c. Cooper, witness Bick'
ford case, $2S1O; George Adams. ;ur.
70 justice court, $1.10; ]. A. Graham,
Juror justice court, $1.10;' A. w. Lu.
cas- company, supplies court house and
Jail, $5.45; c. w. Henzler. livery coun.
ty commissioners, $500; A. w. Ep-
pinger, juror justice court, $1.10;
Charles GlitsohKa. juror justice court,
$40; Charles Glitschka, supplies
court house and Jail, $3.50; First Ma
tional Bank, assigning juror certifi-
cate Albin Erstrom, $50; First Ma
tional bank, assigning witness certifi-
Gates, Charles Glatt $2.1O, Captain
Frazier $3.50; Beach Manufacturing
company, culverts. $77.87; Beach
Manufacturing company, culverts,