Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-03-22
Co. Commissioners Proceedings

The bond OF the Baldwin State bank
Of Baldwin with the Northern Trust com.
pany of Fargo as surety in the amount
Of the interest and savings fund on a
certificate Of time deposit for one year
At 5 per cent interest, being approved
by the states attorney as to form, was.
upon motion, approved as to sufnclency
by the board
The bond OF the Mckenzie State bank
I Of Mckenzie with the Northern Trust
company as surety in the amount OF
81, 10000 as a depositary of $4,000 Of
tificate Of time deposit for one year.
same to draw interest at the rate OF
per cent per annum, being approved by
the states attorney as to form. was,
by the board.
The bond Of the Driscoll State bank
Of Driscoll with the American Surety
company Of New York as surety in the
amount Of Sl,5o0.0o as depositary Of
$1.500.00 Of the interest and sinking fund
on q certificate Of time deposit for one
year with interest at the rate of 5 per
cent per annum. being approved by the
states attorney as to form. was. upon
motion. approved by the board as to
The application Of c. U. Prior. pastor
of the NJ. E. church at Sterling, asking
that the tax on lots 1 and in block 3
of New Sterling be cancelled. was, upon
motion, granted for the reason it is
church property and not subject to as
Jas. B. Allsbury having made appli-
cation for the cancellation of his per-
sonal tax in the city. of Bismarck. the
same. was. upon motion, granted. for the
reason that he had been: assessed In
Missouri township. where he was resi-
dent for over five years.
| ThnyY1nann ho
davit that he was not a resident Of Bis
n1arck at any time during the year 1910.
his tax for one road and school poll and
mot, pTop esSce fes said year was
Mrs. W. L. Rice. having made afr
davit that she did not own the piano for
which she was assessed for the year
1910 and that same belonged to Paul E.
Johnson, he tax on q valuation of $1,000
was, upon motion. cancelled and the
auditor instructed to put same on the list
OF property escaping taxation:
F: ]. keenan,. having made f1davit
year 1910. there were no improvements
whatever on lot 4, block of second ad-
dition to Driscoll. the auditor was. upon
motion, instructed to issue refunding
order on valuation Of $500. amounting
Frank Meitzel, having produced a GER
tificate from A. F. Marquette, secretary,
that he was q member Of the Bismarck
1
road poll for which he was assessed, the
auditor was instructed to issue q refund
ing order for same.
F: N: feathers. having made affidavit
time Of assessment Tor isio, a refund
issued
The report Of Chas. Fisher. clerk of
enS Of shS%n a Tsseets es the
ceiYed and fled
The minutes of February LIST and End
were read and approved, after amending
that portion Designating the Bismarck
amount of $50. 900. 90 instead Of $50. OOo. 90.
| Numerous petitions having been pre-
sented to the board by about 800 sign
ers. praying that the county commission
ers furnish seed grain to the needy farm
ers Of Burleigh county. in compliance
with chapter 210 of the session laws Of
1909 OF North Dakota, was. upon motion,
granted. Upon the roll being called on
Thompson and Vesperman voted AYE"
and Commissioner Korn mo-"
| The auditor was, upon motion. in
structed to advertise in the following
The Bismarck Daily Tribune and the
Palladium. both Of Bismarck. for the
sale Of 100000 Of Burleigh county
bonds in denominations of $4,000 each,
interest not to exceed Z per cent per
annum, for the purpose Of purchasing
seed grain In pursuance OF the above ac-
ton granting the petition and under the
Of 1909. Bids to be ohened at 2 o'clock
| p. m. on March 14th, 1911, certified check
Of 100000 with all bids.
The auditor was, upon motion, In
structed to advertise the intention Of the
commissioners, as provided in section 1s
Of chapter 21O, session laws Of 1909, in
the Bismarck Tribune, Palladium. Nc:
Kenzie Gazette, the Settler, the Driscoll
News. and the Wilton News The aud
itor was also instructed to advertise for
sealed bids for furnishing seed wheat
and seed oats, wheat to be No. l hard
and oats to be white oats. to weigh 81
pounds to the bushel,. fos the use Of the
needy Inhabitants Of Burleigh county.
Bids to be opened on Wednesday, March
| 18th, 1911. at 10 o'clock a. m.
The board, upon motion. adjourned to
%ese a End, G lsni a. M on thursday
Minutes Of March z, 1911.
The board met pursuant to adjourn
son. Korn. Davies, evsperman and
Thompson.
The report Of John F: Fort, register
Of deeds. showing receipts Of $2s5.75.
ceived and filed.
structed to advertise for bids for 1000
packages large size of Mickelson's kill
! EN- Quick" Bids to be opened at II
O'clock a. m, Wednesday, March 18th.
The auditor was also instructed to ad-
vertise for sealed bids on one fire proof
safe for sherif's office. up to and includ-
Ing the hour of II o'clock q. m. on Tues
day. April 18th. 1911.
The following bills were, upon motion,
allowed:
William Peterson, account poor s II. 80 |
L. W. Mclean, merchandise poor 81. 90
J. o. Varney, rent, Mrs. Candy. 1000
Denis Hannif1n. witness district
court ................ Z.1O
Arthua Harrington, witness JUS
uc6 court 40
Bismarck Hardware company,
supplies court house and JAIL. $50
DR.. N o. Ramstad, salary for
county physician. February. 1888 !
I. Mark Oseth. reporter justice