The Dickinson press., 1911-05-13
The appointment Of W. H. Clarke.
deputy sheriff by Sheriff j. A. Wiech,
onnsns,od hui tho hnovA

The appointment Of w. H. Clarke,
deputy sheriff by Sheriff j. A. Wiech.
was approved by the board.
| The commissioners entered into
contract with Carroll Bros. to furnish
ice for the season of 1911 to the court
house, the amount agreed upon was $50.
The auditor was instructed to write
the township board OF Gaylord in regard
to furnishing bridge. to be put in be-
tween sections 28 and 29-138-99. pro-
vided the township pay for the hauling,
erecting and do all the grading neces-
sary, also to take up the same propo-
sition with the Grand Meadow board
for bridge between sections 80 and
33-137-99 upon the same conditions.
| W. r. VeigeI's bond for 81, OOO. 90
! with the National Surety Co. of New
York as sureties, was approved by the
states attorney as to form and was on
motion approved as to surety.
The following easements for roads
were accepted and ordered filed:
Frank Hecker. through the swH of
section 2-140-97.
Fred F. Junkert, through the swH Of
section 22-137-91.
Heinrich Luithle. through the seN
Of section 21-137-91.
Bernhart Deiner, through section 27-
1892.
Valentine Kuntz, through section IT.
1892.
Mary S. Candee, through the swN
of section 28-138-92.
Alois Kudrna, through lots and
the sK of nwA If section 2-140-97.
Emerich Martin. through the seA
of sections IL and 13-137-92.
/ Tho III SsoA
to the board:
To the Honorable Board of County
Commissioners
We. the undersigned, residents of
Dickinson School District No. 1, re-
spectfully petition for the rearrange-
ment Of the present boundaries of the
above named school district in such
manner as to make all of township
40. range 96. excepting the south half
of sections 33 and "a and the swN of
section IS which are now in the cor
porate limits of the city of Dickinson.
q separate school district to be known as
Green river school district No. 19.
The above petition was signed by Isl
residents of the school district No.
and on motion, duly seconded and
carried. the same was approved.
The bond Of j. P. Galyen, assessor
for the first commissioner district,
with Frank Lish and j. G. Saunders
as sureties in the amount Of $500,
being approved by the states attorney
as to form, was on motion approved as
to sureties.
The bill of Stephen Fisher for pro-
fessional services rendered to prisoners
in the Jail in October 1910, was not
allowed.
All road petitions on file on which
proper notices had been posted were
taken up and examined and the date of
hearing set for June 5th. 1911.
On motion the board adjourned to
May End.
| Tuesday, May End. 1911.
The board met pursuant to adjourn
ment: present Messrs. Leutz and
Roquette.
On motion the following bills were
allowed and ordered paid by warrants !:
Geo. A. Perkins. services at
jail :...,..... D
Herman Leutz, mileage and
per ulcIu ......... 70 -
F. A. Roquette, mileage and
l per diem .................. " 9o
It appearing that improvements were
assessed upon lot "a, block IS, village
Of Richardton for the year 1910, and
I that no improvements existed on the
lot, the treasurer was instructed to
cancel said improvements on the 1910
} tax, lists.
The following parties were allowed
J refunds, it appearing that the land
! was government land at the time oi
assessment or that Improvements were
; taxed in error:
Fred Rust, s2o2, improvements
assessed in error.
Simon Kuntz, S 80, improvements
assessed in error.
" H. W. Brademeyer. $17.1O, improve.
ments assessed in error.
Fred Scheuf1e, $l4.81. improvements
} assessed in error and double assessment.
I A. P. Folsom. $50. 80, for 1905-O6-01
on the neH section 12-139-95, same
being government land at that time anC
} exempt from taxation.
John Little. $12.57, neN of section
12-139-95 for 1909 tax for the same
reason.
Essie D. Wheelock, $3.50, rebate or
one horse and she was taxed schoo
} poll in error.
A. P. Folsom was allowed a refund
on the neA of section 32-141-92, for the
year 1909, and the treasurer instructed
} to cancel the taxes for 1910 for thu
reason that the same was government
land until February, 1911.
} The auditor was instructed to draw
warrants for road way to the following
} parties:
Marie Victoria Johnston, Bernharl
} Steiner Valentine Kuntz, Mary S.
Z Candee, Emerich Martin. Philip Stand.
; inaer, William Brink and Gottfriet
Walth.
VI The board contracted will. C. H. Vile,
for about 10. 600 feet of plank at $12. 5(
per thousand and nothing less than
! foot lengths to be accepted.
:, The auditor was instructed to draw q
} warrant to Mr.. Wiley's order for $50 on
} account.