The Dickinson press., 1911-10-14

&I6puST $1Vs OlCA1u0Ou C1eCOAC WIG
& Fixture Co.. fixtures $49. 20. Henry
Smith road work bill cut from $50 to
SIS ON account Of error in charge, John
Pavlish, Jr.. bill for road work was cut
from a. so to 81. on account Of exces-
sive charlie. Jehp Pavlish. ST.. bill for
road work, was cut from s2.25 to s. on
account Of excessive charge. Frank J.
Ridl bill for road work was cut from
81 to ft3s.so on account Of excessive
charge.
Upon motion duly seconded and car
ried $3.50 was allowed for preparing the
Stark county exhibit at the exposition
at Bismarck. all bills to be 0. KID. by
W. R. Everett. chairman. Rosie Weiss
gerber exposition fund $S.25. Helen
Schropp exposition fund $s.25, Julia
Fisher $50 exposition fund, Ellis
Hoist exposition fund $50. Geo. W.
Kilmer exposition fund 500, Drs. Quain
& Ramstad professional services to
Leroy Bancroft SIS. Davis & Bowen
professional services $26.25, Maurice
Paulson road work $4.25, Peter Sim
mon road work $19. 05, CIR. Wrie
road work $24. Val Bleth unload
ing bridg es 81. j. F. Christen sup
plies $40. As, Geo. R. Shimman road
work $2S. so. Peter Simon repairs and
supplies for road work bill was cut
from $24. rs to SO. rs on account Of item
''windlass for bridge not allowed.
South Side Drug Co. supplies bill was
cut from $6.4 to $50 S on account of
items purchased by DR.. Fisher not al
lowed. Stella Boulger was allowed an
increase Of $40 beg inning with October
list, 1911.
Bids for furnishing the county coal for
the following winter were opened and
the following bids were recorded: Mar
tin Schiller ST. go for Mine Run and
81 for Screened Lump. Consolidated Coal
Co. ST.. 80 for Mine Run and ST. 40 for
Screened Lump and 81. o. for Slack.
Upon motion duly seconded and carried
the bid of the Consolidated Coal Co. of
ST.. 40 per ton was accepted upon the
furnishing of q bond called for in the
advertisement.
Upon motion duly seconded and car
ried the board adjourned to Tuesday,
October 3rd, 1911.
Tuesday, October 3rd. 1911
The board met pursuant to adjourn
ment. present Commissioners H. Leutz,
F. A. Roquette and D. Hughes.
On motion the following bills were
allowed and warrants ordered drawn in
payment of the same:
Dickinson Motor Car 20. auto livery
ST.. S. E. DAVIS road work $33. Walker
Bros. & Hardy supplies $40. 10. Richard
ton News. publishings proceedings
s220. IL, Bel6eld Times publishing pro-
ceedines. etc. S214.3 !. M. L. Ayers pub
fishing proceedings. etc. $103. II. NJ. l..
Ayers publishing proceedings, etc
Sal. 80, M. l.. Ayers publishing pro-
ceediDes etc. Sill. Is. Chas. Oukrop black
smithing 81. w. R. Everett exposition
fund $50, City of Dickinson water rent
$37. 80, F. W. Turner repair Jail bars s..
Peter Becker road work bill assigned to
Gladstone State bank $751; o., Andrew
Hatch road work SIT. OF, F. A. Roquette
meals and transportation of paupers 50,
Goodridge-Ca Lumber Co. at Belield
lumber $88. IS, North Dakota Metal Gull
vert Co. Culverts $11S. 80, Sarah E.
Smith services bill of $26 was cut to
&c., II on account of being excessive,
R. v. Boulger services as court stem
ographer SAG, Dr.. O. C. Maercklein ser
vices as county physician 81. 80. A. Y.
Bayne & Co. bridge supplies 81. 1877, A.
Y. Bayne bridge material $685.. A. Y.
Bayne bridge material $3.50. A. Y.
Bayne supplies 81. IS. A. Y. Bayne & Co.
bridge material $40. A. Y. Bayne
bridge material 1922. A. Y. Bayne
bridge material $166. 80, A. Y. Bayne
bridge material $3.50.
The report of Coroner A. D. Davis in
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dead body of Anna E. Linsley was re-
ceived and ordered fled and warrants
authorized in payment of the fees, to-
wit:
F.. A. Roquette. John Orchard and o.
B. ~Frankenberg. each 81. 20, Ethel Peck,
Marjorie Poor. Myra Wiley, Efie
McEwen. o. R. Meyers, M. H. Linsley,
Mrs. F. d. Wilson, Mrs. o. r. Meyers.
Dr.. Bowen and Maysie Dinsdale each
So. 20. A. D. Davis, o $l3.40
The quarterly reports of A. P. Folsom.
justice of the peace, were received and
ordered filed and the auditor instructed
to draw warrants for fees in connection
with several cases as o. KID. by the
states attorney and the board.
The quarterly report of H. X. Nichols.
police magistrate, were received and
ordered filed and the auditor instructed
to draw warrants for fees in connection
with the several cases O. KID. by the
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