The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1912-02-29
Commissioners Proceedings.
Glendale, N. D.. Feb. 20, 1912.


missioners Hodges, Wirch. Brown and
Scott.
On motion the following bills were
allowed and warrants ordered drawn
for the same:
Mrs G M Lowell, expenses. .....$ 3 rs
Oak. Cen. Telephone Co., phone
rent and messages for JAM. "a IS
Margaret Anderson, care of
Swan Swanson from Jan. End
to Feb. 18th, inclusive. ...... 60 90
E H Wilson, draying ........ $50
C w Wattles, sheriff fees. 800. 2 65
Mrs Ina Jumisko, care of Alex
Larson, allowed at........... 60 90
Frank A Brlley. janitor. ........ % so
Empire Elevator Co.. fuel for
John JosaI and w W Eisman. 9 10
Salzer Lumber Co., fuel for VIM
hayes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. SU
J M Bunker, postage ........... 1O8 Sc
Bismarck Tribune Co., bill for
assessor supplies allowed at. 229 70
Glendale Grain & Produce Co.,
fuel ............. 131 90
W T Donovan, milk for Moen.. 90
H c Briley, plumbing supplies. 9 05
E w Carney. cleaning sheriff
office. 100
Walker Bros. & Hardy, supplies. 143 65
Drs. Maercklein Bros, treat
ment Mrs. E A Leigh. ...... Is 90
E D Lum, printing. ....... 81 "A
A M Beveridge, printing. ..... 1O8 So
] H Nagel,. printing ........... 1873 II
Alex R Wright, printing ...... 96 10
Moved and carried that the petitions
of Salzer Lumber Co., Lyric Theatre
Co., and ]. Lohse & Co. for refund of
school poll paid in City of Glendale be
granted.
Moved and carried that the justice
reports of James Evans and j. E.
Schermerhorn be referred to the states
attorney.
Moved and carried that the petition
of Gottfried Zahn for refund of 1907
and 1908 tax on lot of section and
lot l and sci of ne} of section 4-129-66
be granted as the land was Government
land at the time of the assessment.
Moved and carried that the petition
of Geo. Rose for the cancellation of
1885, 1886, 1887, 1858 and 1889 tax and
the sales therefor on nw3 6-130-63 be
referred to the states attorney.
Moved and carried that all contracts
made with the sheriff for the collection
of personal property taxes be termi-
mated.
| On motion the petition of residents
of township one hundred thirty-one
North of Range Sixty-six, west of the
fifth principal meridian in said county
being under consideration and there
being no objection, the petition Is
granted and the following order made:
Order Of DIVISION.
It Itappearing that Congressional town
ship one hundred thirty-one, range
sixty-six contains more than one hum
dred inhabitants and that said Congress
sional township now forms part of
Whitestone Civil township and that a
majority of the legal voters residing
in said Congressional township have
petitioned this Board to be set off as a
separate civil township and that more
than thirty days notice have been given
Of the time and place when hearing
should be had before this board on such
petition and it appearing that there
will be remaining in said civil township
after said Congressional township shall
be taken therefrom, more than one
hundred inhabitants and it appearing
that the residents of said new township
desire that the same shall be called
German;
Therefore, township one hundred
thirty-one, range sixty-six is hereby
set apart and organized into separate
civil township and the same is de-
signated as an election precinct for all
purposes and the Motz school house on
Section 23-131-66, on Tuesday, the 10th
day of March, 1912. is designated as
the time and place of holding the elec-
tion and the first township meeting and
German is hereby designated as the
name of said civil township.
On motion the board adjourned to
Feb. 81, 1912.
Feb. 81, 1912.
Board in session. Present. Chairman
Randall and Commissioners Hodges,
Wirch, Brown and Scott.
DR.. Ryder appeared before the board
to talk over the matter of making con-
tract with the county for the attending
of the county poor for the year.
Moved and carried that DIR. Ryder
be appointed as county physician for
one year at salary of S500.0O to be
paid quarterly and that contract be
entered into, said contract to cover all
hospital work for the county and the
treating of all county patients in the
commissioner districts No. Band s.
Moved and carried that the justice
reports of j. E. Schermerhorn and
James Evans be approved and warrants
drawn for the items therein.
/ Moved and carried that the payment
without interest Of the 1893 personal
! tax Of John Dave in Porter township
4 and of Geo Camher in Yorktown he nc.