The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-01-08

Frank Knopf, Nov. q 1905. d.
Olga Peterson, Nov. !. 1906. Ds-
100
Lena STANG, Nov. 8. 1905, D3-1s4.. 20
Julius Werner. Nov. 8, 1905, d.
1856 T.Ee
chas. Draymer, Nov. 10. 1905. Ds-
zos Ito
Albert Bell, Nov. 10, 1906, Da-24o lie
Emma Sherbon, Jan. 4, 1905, D3-
45l 2.3eE
Frank Sherbon, Jan. 4, 1906, d.
49, ............................ 2.ge
Albert King, Jar. 4, 1906, D3-433.. 2.40
Matt DINNER, IAN. 4, 1906, Do
454 ..s.s~. 2.2H
Nels Hall, Jan. 4. 1906, D3-437. -. 2.gn
Hans Vangun, Jan. 4, 1906, d.
500 z'E9
Josephine King, Jan. 4, 1906, Do
400 2.19.
The following resolution was pre-
sented by Commissioner Rusch, who
moved its adoption, seconded by Coma
missioner Martin:
Accept from l.. I. TwicheH an offer
Of $3.50 for the county's interest i'm
lot 4, block IL, Roberts second. adds
ton to the city of Fargo; such inter
est being the interest Of said CasH%
county in said land, acquired through
tax sales and through lens for taxes;
and that the auditor be instructed to
execute to said L. l. Twichell q con
veyance thereof in the manner pro-
vided by law.
Which resolution was adopted on
call Of the roll all members voting
aye. ....- #-. ~
On motion the board adjourned to
meet on Friday, Jan s, at 8 o'clock.
a. M, all members voting aye on call
Of the roll.
Friday, Jan. s, 1912.
Board met at Q o'clock, a. m, pur-
suant to adjournment with all mem -
bers present. "
Warrants Of admission and bill OF
expense Of H. T. Boyle, sheriff, against
the state, for transportation of Elias
Anderson, insane patient, TO James
town, and of Joseph Roesch, Josephine
Rivers, and George A. Miller, convicts.
to Bismarck, were presented for ap-
prevail, and on motion the chairman
was authorized to sign the approval
of same, all members voting y on
call OF the roll.
The chairman announced the APP
pointment Of the following committees
of the board, for the ensuing rear:
Bridges-Heath, Martin, Landblom.
Hospital-Rusch. Heath, Kelley.
Observation-Disclosures. Rusch. Heath.
Printing-Kelley. Landblom, Ruech.
1 Public Property-Landblom, Kelley.
Martin. %,
The following bills, having been Ap-
proved, were on motion allowed, and
the auditor instructed to draw war
rants in payment of
Caesar Hooking Co.. merchan-
disc, county poor ......G.,...$ S1.53
l. R. Welles Lumber Co.. mer- 80
chandise, county poor ....... S.75
Mrs. H. T. Boyle, matron, county
jail bV'uo
N. D. Institute for Feeble Mind
ed, amoun due for January. 10000
H. T. Boyle, sheriff's fees...... $3.50
Knight Printing Co., printing
and stationery ...........s.. 1884
G.. e. Bowers, constable fees.... 1880
Tax petition was received from Mark
II. Payne, for h cancellation of
|, personal a assessed against him in
the village Of ArgusviIle, for 1910, for
the reason that said property was as
sessed to him in error, and should
have been assessed to the Argusville
Creamery Co. Which petition was on
motion granted for the reason as
stated, all members voting aye on call
, Of the roll. 'z.
Tax petition was received from j.
D. Youells, agent, asking for the abate-
ment of penalty and Interest on the
taxes against lot IL, block l, Murray's
addition to Wheatland, for the years
1902 to 1910, inclusive, for h reason
that the assessment on the above de-
scribed property had been excessive
and unreasonable during those years.
On motion the petition was granted,
all members voting aye on call of the
roll.
D 1t was moved and seconded that
Mrs. II. T. Boyle be appointed as
matron of the county Jail for 1912, at
a salary Of $50 per month, all mem
bers voting y on call Of the roll -
1t was moved and seconded that
D the sheriff be allowed rs cents per day
for the board Of prisoners; which mo-
D ton prevailed on call Of the roll, all.
members voting aye.
D It was moved and seconded that the
sheriff be allowed SIS per month for
tailor for the ensuing year; which mo-
ton prevailed on call OF the roll, all
members voting aye.
The following resolution was pre-
0 scented by Commissions Heath, who
moved its adoption, seconded by Com
missioner Martin:
Be it Resolved: That under and
pursuant to provisions Of Chapter SO,
Laws of 1909, there is hereby appro-
0 priated and set aside, out OF h rem
eral fund of the county, h sum OF
D $500 as q contingent fund for use, of
the states attorney during the year
1912, under the provisions In the
0 manner provided by said Chapter So,
Laws of 1909. And be 1t further
" EGG6OlNGus AA3 NhO 90 ~
$2,s13.27 now remaining u~nexpendsd-
0 in the states attorneys contingent
0 fund, be and the same is hereby trans
ferred to the county general fund as
0 provided by law.
Which resolution was adopted on
0 call OF the roll, all members voting
aye.
0 Report of Frank Stanley. deputy
state examiner. on the treasurer's Of
Q fee, dated Oct !, 1912, was received,
y and 1t was moved Ind seconded that
y same be ordered filed, all members
' voting y on call OF the roll.
n Report Of Cass county board OF
4 drain commissioners for 1911 was re-
n ceiyed n on motion same Was ap-
n proved and ordered filed, all members
= voting aye on call Of the roll.
' Report of r. r. Gill, superintendent
December, 1911, showing collections of
n $45 was received and on motion Or
dered filed, all members voting aye on
q call of the roll.
y Report Of A. A. Nichols, county
physician for the year 1911, was re-
n ceived and on motion ordered filed,
\ all members voting aye on roll call.
The following reports OF county of
n hcers were received and on motion
ordered filed, all members voting aye
n on call Of the roll:
G.. A. Fraser, register Of deeds, for
a month of November, showing fees
collected, $732.75; e. G. Gearey, 1r,
n clerk of district court, for month of
a December, showing fees collected