The Dickinson press., 1911-04-15

Total S 81 90
In accordance with section 3052 the
name of the organized township 40.
range 96, was changed from Davis Buttes
10 Green river township.
In accordance with section Is. session
laws Of 1907, the amount of $50. was
set aside for use of States Attorney T.
F. Murtha for securing evidence in the
investigation of criminal cases.
On motion of Commissioners Roquette,
seconded and carried. the following
places were named by the board for
the sale of chattel MORTGAGES for the
ensuing year:
Dickinson, front door of court house.
Richardton. front door of the postoffice.
Belield. front door of the p~ostofice.
Taylor and Gladstone at any point
within the boundaries of these two
towns.
1t appearing that Frank Dolezal was
enormously assessed on eight head of
cattle that he did not own, the auditor
was instructed to draw q refund for the
amount of 81. IS.
The report of the clerk of court for
The months of February and March
showing the collections for his Office of
SAT. 90 and 1913. so respectfully were ap-
proved and ordered filed.
The report of the register of deeds for
the months of January and February
showing the collections of his office to
be $685. 20 and $401.9 5 respectfully
were approved and ordered filed.
There being one vacancy in the Office
of constable in the county the bond Of
George Brown was accepted. as to
suficiency bv the board. and as to form
by the states attorney.
On motion the board adjourned to
Tuesday April 18th.
Tuesday April 4th, 1911.
The board met pursuant to adjourn
ment with Commissioners Leutz and
R0quette present.
In accordance with senate bill number
176. passed at the 1911 session of the
legislative assembly. the subject of
county superintendent of roads was
taken up and on motion of F. A.
Roquette. seconded by H. Leutz and
carried, w. R. Veigel was appointed
county superintendent of roads with a
salary of SIS. 90 PER day for the actual
days put in and travelling expenses.
all travelling expenses to be proved by
receipted bills and the appointment to
run to January lst. 1912.
The reports of Justice of the Peace
A. p. Folsom. were received and ap-
proved by the board and the states
attorney as corrected and the auditor
authorized to draw warrants payable
to the following parties:
A.. P. Folsom, fees justice
court. State VS.. Johnson as 6 80
j. A. Wiech, fees justice court,
State vs.. johnson ....... 7 20
A. P. Folsom, fees justice
court. State vs.. Kulka -. 6 80
ia. WEIGH. fees Justice court.
State VS.. Kulka ........ IA 80
J. F. Royston, witness Justice
court. State vs.. Kulka ,... 2 SO
William Heiser. witness
f. Justice court. State VS.. Kulka 2 50
Frank Stogers, witness justice
court, State vs.. Kulka 49,. 2 SO
Mike Oberhonsk, witness Justice
court. State VI. Kulka $50. 2 50
John Kropsey, witness justice
court. State vs.. Kulka 1000. 2 So
H. E. Thornton, witness
justice court, State VS.. Kulka 5 2 50
Frank Patlock. witness Justice
court. State vs. Kulka ...... 2 Sc
A. p. Folsom. fees Justice
court, State vs. Hickman . 6 sc
j. A. Wiech, fees justice court,
State W. Hickman ......... q
A. p. Folsom, fees justice
court. State VS. H~endrickson 7 81
J. A. Wiech. fees Justice court,
State vs. Hendrickson .... 3 II
A. Folsom, fees justice court,
State vs. Wilson .......... s 81
j. A. Wiech. fees justice court,
State vs. Wilson .....,.,. IL s,
J. Carroll. witness justice
court, State w Wilson 49,. 2 II
j. A. Wiech. witness justice
court. State vs. Wilson 49,. 2 II
r. b. Pelton, witness justice
court, State vs. Wilson 49,. 2 Il
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