Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-07-10

Solid Rock, 9Oc per cubic yard
Moved by Commissioned vesperman
that the contract be awarded to Thomas
Fortune and seconded by COMMISSIONS
Davis, Patterson, Thompson and Vesper-
man voted aye.
Upon motion the meeting adjourned to
after dinner. The afternoon Of June 9Th
! and all OF the 9Th were spent in viewing
roads.
| June 7th, 1919.
The Board Of County Commissioner
met pursuant sto adjournment. On roll
| call Commissioners Davies, KOrn, Pat
terson. Thompson and Vesperman re-
sponded.
The following bills were upon motion
First National Bank, gopher bounty
ce~rtlncates 5000
H. 7. Anderson. gopher bounty
Mathew RIOS, gopher bounty GER
E. r.. Asplund & Bros, gopher
bounty certificates. .............. 1.9l
Citizens State Bank. gopher bounty
Sterling State Bank. gopher bounty
certificates, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1880
certificates, 1904
First State Bank of McClusky,
gopher bounty certificates. 49,. Los
VIM. Buckholtz, gopher bounty GER
tificates, 1.35
Otto Kierland, gopher bounty GER
tihcates, .SS
Clarence Oleson, gopher bounty
certlncates, l.V4
ito Kierland. gopher bounty GER
tifcates. 81
Joseph Oleson. gopher bounty GER
tifcates. SO
Mrs. 4. vesperman. keeping VIM.
Bismarck Tribune CO., advertising ~
n printing. ................... 24.1s
Mckenzie Gazette, printing. ...... $3.50
Bismarck Tribune Co.. proceed
] ings of County Commissioners, /. j. 1875
county jail. so.ss
A. Robidou. rent, poor. ........... $500
Goodrich Call Lumber Co., bridge
material. zO.S5
j.. E.. Ecklund, services and expens-
es as Supt. Of Highways. ...... S1.2o
A.. r. T. Wylie, feeble minded, -. 1000
c.. l.. Vigness, postage & express, 49, 80
J. W. Series, meals, county poor. $50
E. H. L. vesperman. t~ransporta-
wachter bray 4 transfer Co.. 1's
wood, Mrs. Adams, ......-... $50
wood. jail and county, -... 111s
Wachter Dray & Transfer Co.
wachter Dray & Transfer Co,
Times Publishing Co., supplies. STA
L. ". Mclean. merchandise. poor.
Mr.. Adams. $500; Mary Bullock,
$1,000: Mr.. Fetch. 5000: Phif
K~erschman. $500; Fritz Harris,
$500: Anne Farley. $1,000. ..... $500
disc. Mrs. Dixon, ............... r4.Oo
Ed. Lewis. getting ballot boxes for
March primaries, ............... ZOO
Bismarck Tribune Co. advertising
ST. ana ale sapp'' Hospital. subsistence. l0''so
Dan Mccall, 1895
ors, 1870
Witnesses Insanity Board, case Of
VIM. Kammeyer, .............. 47.S0
Wachter pray & Transfer Co.
and jail. Observation-Disclosures. 1890
drayage -. ...........s e.D
E. G. Field, coroner services, $500. $40
T. E.. Flaherty. postage and ex-
press Jun. Tn. 1912. ''o
Afternoon session. The Board Of Coun-
ty Commissioners me- pursuant to adj
journment. Those answering roll call
were Commissioners Davies, Korn, Pat
terson. Thompson and Vesperman.
Moved by Commissioner Thompson and
SCCOlluCN w SO1All11lS01OAACl SAA1
Burleigh County expend not to exceed
$500. 90 as their share Of the expense of
road between the two counties west OF
Wilton. Mclean County to expend $500.
On roll call all commissioners present
voted y n the motion carried.
Upon motion the road petition, from
Richmond Township asking that q road
be opened between Section ~ and 80.
Sec. 20 and %, 20 and %. % and SO and
Sec. 80 and "a was granted. Said petit
ten others.
Upon motion the road petition from
Andrews Township 1877, asking that q
road be opened between Sections t6 and
II and 20 and 81 and beginning at the
South av West mt,e corner m .e o. sef s;na = m s9n 1rnn
the South West corner Of Sec. n running
east three miles on section line to South
East corner Of Sec. q and through the
center Of section 20 beginning at the
granted; said petition being signed by
L. H. Ong and seventeen others.
Upon motion the road petition from
Township IA, Range 70, wa granted
for a road beginning at the South East
corner Of Sec. "a running west S miles
North west corner Of Sec. Ave (5). run
ming south s miles on the section line to
South West corner Of Sec. 81 of said
township. said petition being signed by
NJ. r. O'Brfen and fourteen others.
Upon motion the meeting adjourned.
7. E. FLAHERTY.
County Auditor.
June 21st.
The Board Of County Commissioners
met pursuant to adjournment. On roll
call Commissioners Korn. Davies, Pat
~terson, Thompson and vesperman re-
sponded.
This being the time for opening bids
on grading In township 142. range 76. the
following bid were opened. One bid not
having a certified check was not con-
sidered. Thu bids were as follows: Pat
Kelly. Csc per cubic yard; John Sweet,
q 1-2c per cubic yard filing, 81 1-2c sur
face grading, Zoe loose rock, 100 solid
rock; Thos Fortune, FAC per cubic yard
e%xcavating, 60c loose rock. soc solid rock.
Bid Of J. G. Young opened for concrete
culvert, as per advertisement, his bid
being $3.50 {. Moved by Commissioner
| vesperman that the contract be awarded
to j. c. Young and seconded by Com
missioner Davies. On rolf call all COM
| missioners voted aye. Moved by Davies
that contract for road work be awarded
to Thos. Fortune, seconded by Commits
| siOner Vesperman. On roll call all COM
m%issioners voted y and the motion car
ried. Moved by Commissioner Thomp-
son that County Auditor write the First
National Bank Of Minneapolis or st. Paul
to recommend an expert accountant to
| check the Office Of sherifls for the past
ten years to verify the report Of ThOs,