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OFFICIAL
Proceedings of Board of County
Commissioners of Stark
County, N. D.
Dickinson N. D.. Monday, February
10th. 1912.
n board me- pursuant to adjourn
ment. Present H. Leutz and D. Hughes.
On motion D. Hughes was elected Chair
mar Pro. Tenn of the meeting. On
motion the following bills were allowed
and ordered paid by warrant:
Witness fees district court $34. so,
witness liquor prosecution Sos (. H. A.
Davis, postage board of health 81. so,
State Hospital for Insane $709. O6,
Walker Bros. & Hardy. supplies
$177.SO {, John Semerad, road work
So. 90, Holland Dakota Landbouw Co.,
supplies and repairs $3.15. John P.
Schneider, road work 50. 80. Jacob
Luithle. road work $138. Jacob Reich,
road work So. 10. M. L. Ayers. printing
$S4.7 {. F. A. Roquette. supplies SO. IS,
Geo. P. Keiter, directory $500 A. H.
Pelton. coal SIS. Is. j. L. Hughes, ex-
press $500. j. L. Hughes. postage So. IS,
Consolidated Coal Co., coal $57. go,
Dickinson Hardware Co., supplies cut
from SIS. IS to SIS. II. VIM. Carlton.
bridge work SIP. Geo. W. Kilmer. tele-
phone and tolls February. $23. IS. r. v.
Bouleer. court ~stenographer $40. City of
Dickinson. water rent, December and
January $40, P. 3. Corbett, constable
fees ST.. IS. Consolidated Coal Co.,
500. 80, Goodridge Call Co.. lumber
$444. 20. Consolidated Coal Co. bill for
coal cut from So. go to S.. go. North
Dakota Institution for Feeble Minded,
care of patients, February $45. 90.
Pioneer Publishing Co.. supplies 81. 90.
Recorder-Po supplies Sc. 90. Console
dated Coal Co.. coal for poor, $3.50.
Consolidated Coal Co.. wood was cut from
SIS to $13. DR.. E. M. Cans. services
county physician S1S. 70. r. fl. johnson
& Co.. insurance Sl53. 90, Herman
Leutz, per diem and mileaae $67. 90,
10. Hughes, telephone toll SOC. D.
Hughes. per dieSs and mileage $72. 80,
Walton & Davis Co.. labor and supplies
$89. O5. Durham Lumber Co., lumber
500. IS.
All seed grain applications on file
were rejected.
The time having arrived for the OPEN
ing of Metal Culvert bids, seven bids
had been filed and after considering all
bids the bid of the illinois Steel Bridge
Co. was found to be the lowest. A con-
tract was entered into with the Illinois
Company for the cuIverts for the season
1912.
The bridge bids were then opened and
three bids had been filed.
On motion duly seconded and carried
all bridge bids were rejected for the
reason that the lowest bidder had not
complied with the specifications.
On motion, duly seconded and carried,
the county contracted with A. Y. Bayne
& Co. to furnish material according to
specifications for the season 1912. they
to meet prices of the lowest bidder.
Reinhart Rixen was allowed a refund
for Improvements on NWN of 26-13e-92
account of double assessment.
H. ]. Wenner, agent for Prideaux &
Anderson. was allowed a refund on &C.
count of Improvements being assessed
on the EA of section 1891 in error.
The proposition of the Stark County
Medical Society for the r of county
charges was accepted or the same basis
as the yea 1911. Arrangements were
made with Dunn county that Stark
county takes care Of road and bridge
work along the even numbered sections
on line between Stark and Dunn counties
n Dunn county takes care OF the road
and bridge work along the odd number
ed sections on line between Stark and
fDunn counties. numbers in Dunn
county to be taken into consideration.
On motion of H. Leutz. seconded by
D. Hughes and carried the above ar
rangement was accepted.
The auditor was instructed tU cor
rect the errors in the mineral lands as
found by the N. P. Ry. Co.
The applications of John Brown and
Jacob Waltz for rebate on taxes wele
not allowed.
On motion the board adjourned Sine
die.
J. L. Hughes. County Auditor.