Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-05-31
Adjourned meeting of the Board Of
County Commissioners Of Ramsey Coun-

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ty, North Dakota.
Tuesday, May 21st, 1912.
The Board met at 2 O'Clock P. NJ,
pursuant to adjournment. There were
present Commissioners johnson, Thelin,
Maloney, Emigh and Hoystad.
It was moved and seconded that per
mission be granted the Devils Lake
Band to erect a band stand on the
Court House property at the corner Of
Fifth Street and Kelly Avenue, pro-
vided that the band will keep all tres
passers off the lawn while band con-
certs are being given there. Carried,
all members voting "Yes'.'
The account of John Mclean, Shcr-
if, VS.. The State Of North Dakota, for
transportation Of Joe Devon, insane, to
! the asylum at jamestown, was approx
ed in the sum of $4S.l0 and the chair
man and auditor authorized to certify
on same.
A petition signed by G. G. Bosworth
asking that the county stand the cx-
pense Of sending J. w. Whitford to
Fargo to take the liquor cure was read.
1t was therefore moved that iu as much
as said J. w. Whitford has signife'l
his willingness to take such a cure and
that said petitions hereto accordance
with Sections 2275 and 2276 of the Re-
vised Codes of North Dakota, that we
send said J. w. Whitford to the Muir
ray Institute at Fargo to take the cure
for the liquor habit. Carried, all vot-
ing eyes
A petition signed by John R. Haslam
asking that the County stand the eX-
pense of sending Andrew Huesby to
Fargo to take the liquor cure was read.
It was therefore moved that inasmuch
as said Andrew Huesby has signiicd
| Lis willingness to take such cure and
that said petitions hereto are in ac
cordance with Sections 2275 and 2276
of the Revised Codes of North Dakota,
that we send said Andrew Huesby to
! the Murray Institute at Fargo to take
the cure for the liquor habit. Carried,
all voting eyes"
| 1t was moved and carried that Peter
Glerum of Norway township be ap-
pointed as appraiser to appraise GER
tain estray horse taken up by Peter
Morgan or January 5th, 1912.
A petition signed by Thorvald Sol
berg asking for rcfunding order IN
$4S6.O0 on excessive valuation on build
ings on the + 10 SW IA and Lots 3
and 4 of Section Z, Township l55.
Range 66, for the year 1911, was read
and on motion granted.
The surety bond of the Gram Con-
struction Co. as principal and the Nat.
ional Surety Co. Of New York as sure
ty in the sum of 100000 for the faith
full performance of their contract, dat
ed April 25th, 1912, was read and the
Chairman was authorized to approve
same.
It was moved and carried that the
following election precincts and polling
places be hereby established, namely:
/. Lillehoff, Town Hall, Sc IA Sec
ton 16.
2. Lawton, Andrew Swanson S resi-
dence, Section II.
8. Newland, Central School House,
SW IA Section Is.
4. Highland, School House, Section
90.
5. Bartlett, Hotel in Village of Doy-
6. Hope, Central School Building.
7. Newbre, School House in Section
26.
S. Triumph, School House in Section
II.
Q. Fancher, A. J. Hammers House,
Section Is, Sc IA.
10. Prospect, Consolidated School
House, Section Is.
II. Odessa, Jerusalem School House.
-. Stevens, VIM. Parker's House,
Section 81.
10. Ontario, School House, sW IA
of Section 9.
IA. Noonan, School House, sW IA
of Section 25.
Is. Cato, School House, Section 33.
Is. Overland, School House, SW Ia
o. Section %.
II. Northfeld, G. A. Morton's hall,
Village of Hampden.
18. South Minnewaukan, School
House, Section %.
10. Minnewaukan, School House, NE
IA of Section II.
90. Morris, School House No. 2,
NV IA of Section s.
81. Cleveland, Rance School House.
%. Sullivan, School House, NV ID