The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-05-21
Official Proceedings
OF the Beard Of County Commissioner
Of Cass County, North Dakota.
rhursday, May is, 1et2.

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Board met at 9 o'clock, a. M, pur-
suant to adjournment, with all mem
bers present, and Immediately went to
the county hospital for inspection, to
meet again at 2 o'clock p. m, to open
bids for bridges.
Afternoon Session (16th).
Board met at 2 o'clock d. m, DUR
suant to adjournment, with all mem
bers present.
In response to advertisement calling
for bids for bridge work, bids were
received from the Fargo Bridge &
Iron Co., The Hennepin Bridge Co,
and Jardine & Anderson. Bid of Jar
dine & Anderson, being the lowest and
best bid, it was moved and seconded
that same be accepted and that con-
tract be awarded Jardine & Ander-
son for bridges as follows:
No. Between sections 6
Barnes, and 81 Reed town
SHIPS ...s.s...... ...........S342.53
No. 2-Between sections 90 and
q, clifton township ........ $50. At
No. 3-Between sections 7 and
s, Maple River township 49,. 42S so
No. Between sections 81
and rs. Reed township 80. $50. Is
No. 6-Between sections 3 and
4, Empire township ......... 357.52
No. Between sections IL and
13, Empire township ........ 4SS go
No. 8-Between sections 16 and
81, Hunter township $1,000. 1000
No. 9-Between sections % and
81, Hunter township ........ S94.77
Which motion prevailed on call of
the roll, all members voting aye.
1t was moved and seconded that bid
of Jardine & Anderson for bridge No.
5, between sections ~ and 25, STAN
ley township and Kurtz township,
Mimi, IN the sum Of $1,S22.s2, be ac-
copied as the lowest and best bid, but
that contract be not entered into
until preliminary arrangements are
completed; action being delayed until
June 6. Which motion prevailed on
call OF the roll, all members voting
aye.
The following bills. having been APP
proved, were on motion allowed, and
rants in payment Of same, all mem
bers voting aye on call of the roll.
Il. Gilbertson, treasurer, ex-
pense, county poor .........,$ 1917
Addison Leech, auditor, post
age, etc. 2.l6
Mrs. M. III. Griffin, care OF our
ty poor 300
Two Bees Manufacturing Co,
merchandise courthouse 49,. $50
1SAkGIdl GAABAA1SEAA Al @0sg .IC~ ###
pairs, county jail .:..,........ 1.75
ty poor .................... 500
Forum Printing Co, printing j. S.5S
August Erbstoesser, livestock,
county hospital ............ So 90.
John ]. Bretz, milk, county
poor observation-disclosures. 5.2s
G. T.. Charest, merchandise.
county poor 1913
Co, merchandise courthouse $50.
paint ....s.-.............. 100
blanks NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 5ss.s7
blanks NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1878
N. d. Metal Cuivert Co.. mer-
chandise county hospital 5.26
Sam r. Crabbe, specifications
for bridges s.............. 4 OF
N. ID. Institute for Feeble
minded, amount due for May los 90
1t was moved and seconded that re-
quest OF county treasurer TO make
| charge back OF tax receipt No. $3.50 for
| 1911 taxes on the southeast quarter
OF section 3~1-1SS-4S. said taxes being
paid on the wrong description, be
| granted, all members voting aye on
call IN the roll.
Petitions for bridges were received
and read, and on motion same were
referred to the bridge committee, ali
members voting aye on call OF the
ron.
On motion duly seconded the board
| adjourned to view bridges on May III,
and to meet again on Tuesday, June
A, at 9 o'clock q. m, all members vot-
ing age on call of the roll.
ADDISON LEIGH.
Auditor Cass County, North Dakota.