The Dickinson press., 1911-01-14

them to remit for two culverts bought
by them of Stark county.
1t was decided by the board not to
check the Offices of the county treasurer
and auditor as the accountants were at
present employed to check these offices
and it would interfere with the work.
On motion. seconded and carried, it
was agreed by the board to pay 22H
cents an hour for hand labor and As
cents an hour for man and team for
work done on roads in the county for the
season of 1911.
On motion the board adjourned to
January 5th, 1911.
January 5th. 1911.
The board met pursuant to adjourn
ment. All members present.
The following bills were presented to
the board and the auditor was instructed
to draw warrants in payment Of the
same.
Richardton News, publishing
proceedings. etc. .......... $1O2 IS
John Leask. postage and P. O.
box rent. .......... ........ } -
j.. P. Weyrens, services in
Quaratine cases at Gladstone
and Taylor .. ............. 29 70
WA C arter, publishing can
wasting board returns ...... Is 20
D. W. Mckenzie. per diem
and mileage ............ 6 90
The time having arrived for the open
ing of the refunding warrant bonds
advertised for, the following bids were
recorded to-wit:
John Neween & Co.. Chicago ILL.,, S
per cent with premium Of ST, $50.
N. w. Halsey & Co., Chicago ILL.,. S
per cent with premium Of 81, $50.
C H. Coffin, Chicago ILL.,, S per cent
| with premium of $611.
Woodin McNear & Moore. Chicago ILL.,,
Az per cent with premium of $40.
Wells & and Dickey Co., Minneapolis
MIMI. S per cent with premium Of
81, $50.
The bid of Wells and Dickey Co.. of
Minneapolis, Mimi, being considered
the most favorable, and their bid being
accompanied by a certified check for
81, 900. 90. and they to pay all costs of
printing bonds. it was on motion of
Commissioner Anderson and seconded
by Commissioner ROquette, voted that
the bid of Wells & Dickey Co.. be &C.
cepted. On roll call all members were
present and all voted AYE.
The court house and Jail was then
inspected by the commissioners.
On motion it was decided to allow the
family of Jack Lally $15.0 90 per month
until further notice.
The board then proceeded to open the
bids of the banks, for County funds for
the present year.
Bids were received from the following
banks within the county asking that
they be designated county depositaries.
to-wit:
First National, Dickinson
Merchants National, Dickinson
Dakota National. Dickinson
Merchants State. Richardton
Richardton State. Richardton
First National, Bel6eld
Citizens State, Belfield
State Bank, Taylor and
Holland American, South Heart.
On motion, duly seconded and carried.
the sinking fund was divided equally
between the Taylor State Bank and the
First National Bank of Belfield. Both
banks having filed satisfactory bonds as
required by the board, to-wit:
= Taylor State Bank. $40, 900 and
First National. Bel6eld. SIS. 900.
On motion, duly seconded and carried.
the checking account was divided be-
tween the
First National :
Merchants National and
Dakota National
all of Dickinson.
Richardton State and
Merchants State
of Richardton.
All of said banks having filed salts
factory bonds as required, tO-wit.
First National, SIS. 900
Merchants National. 500, 600
Dakota National. $40. 600
Richardton State, $40. 600 and
Merchants State al Richardton $40. 600.
The treasurer to deposit the coun y
funds in proportion to the amount of
bonds and the standing Of. the banks.
The bid of the Holland American
State bank Of South Heart was rejected
on account Of no bond accompanying
the bid. -
The bid of the Citizens State bank of
Bel6eld was rejected for the reason
that the bond accompanying the bid
was from the Northern Trust Co. and the
board would not accept the bond, be-
cause other bonds which the county
were interested in had not been settled
for at this time. s1&*r hsA
The appointment of Reuben Lyon" az
deputy sheriff, was approved of by the
hoard.
On motion the board adjourned t.
February 9TH, 1911.
]. L. HUGHES.
County Auditor.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH