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


proved, were OF motion allowed and
the auditor instructed to draw war
n in payment of same, all mem
bers voting aye on call of roll.
Or. z. Bibby, salary, district
physician 10.uV
The Big Store, merchandise,
county poor $40
Alex Stern e. Co, merchandise
county hospital and jail 80. 1850
Mrs. e. Thomas, rent, county
poor Observation-Disclosures. 500
Mrs. Susan A. Lally, rent,
ty poor 1900
DR.. II. ]. Gowenlock, salary,
district physician ............ 5000
The Cakes Times. official estray
paper ..... 900
and jail 6O.5s
j. B. Stuart, constable fees 1880
John McQuoid, justice fees ..-. 3.05
Ernest M~artinson, witness in
justice court .............. 4.20
James L. Mclean, witness in
Justice court ............s... 2.1O
Charles Johnson witness in
Justice court ............... 2.1O
Milton Miller, witness in
justice court ................ 2.10
Joe Robinson, witness in
justice court ............. 2.10
NOob Va liClNs AAlC .
hospital and poor ........... $500
Fout & Porterfield, merchandise,
county poor 2O.45
Stacy Fruit Co., merchandise.
county hospital ....,........ 1926
O. M. Strate, merchandise,
county hospital, Door, court
house and jail .............. ss4.10
Red River Laundry, laundry
work, courthouse ............ 5000
c.. F. Eggert, merchandise, hos
pital, jail and poor .......... 26s.14
Magill & Co, merchandise, hos
pital, Jail and poor .......... 224.4S
Armour & Co, merchandise,
hospital ..,.................. 21.7C
Hubert Harrington, merchan-
disc, hospital ............. Z4S
Keller; the plumber, repairs,
county jail .................. SOD
Fargo Foundry Co., merchan-
disc, hospital .............. rs
Tax petition was received from the
board of park commissioners Of the
park district of the city Of Fargo, for
the cancellation of the 1910 and 1911
taxes in the amounts Of $2.43 and
$3.77, respectively, on the following
described property, to-wit:
Beginning at q point on the
south line OF Eighth avenue south,
$50 feet east of the northeast cor
AACI Va " H. DlOIh - "OOuL hlL .
addition to the city of Fargo.
Thence south lao feet; east to
} Red river; ~northeasterly along Red
river to south line Of Eighth ave-
} nue. south; thence west to begin
ming.
} For the reason that same was decided
to the board of park commissioners
} of the park district of the city Of Far
go in 1910, and is therefore exempt
L | fwnrN The nhnHyn foVAa ~ ra~kH@- 49,
above petition was granted, all mem
bers voting aye on call of the roll
1t was moved and seconded that the
following named persons be and same
are hereby appointed to act as dis
) trfct county physicians for the several
districts as specified, at a salary al
} stated below:
District TX. H. MalIarian,
Fargo .$45O.O (
District 2-H. J. Gowenlock,
Gardner 75.O(
District S-Nap. Chagnon, Hor-
ace 5000
D District ,4-Samuel Mitchell,
Mapleton 500
District SIS. Coffin, Erie...... 75.O(
District "a. l.. Arends, Cas-
0 SETON 1870
District 7-E. Bibby, Chaffee... 500
0 District 8-Wm. Scanlon, Page 1870
p / DASALi - J-S- ID NldLht buhdIO 0UsU
0 Which motion prevailed on call o
the roll, all members voting aye.
On motion the board adjourned t
meet at z o'clock, p. M, all member
0 voting on call Of the roll.
Afternoon Session, Jan. g..
Y Board convened at 2 o'clock, D. m.
= pursuant to adjournment, with al
y members. present. 4
1t was moved and seconded that b
Y f. Wasem be appointed official under
taker of the county for the ensuing
. year, at the same rates now paid, ant
that his place Of business be desig
. mated Is the official morgue; and tn,
coroner and sheriff instructed to de
. liver such bodies as come in their pos
Y session, for burial, to said place. Which
motion prevailed on call of the roll
y all members voting y
1t was moved and seconded tina
f DR.. G. A. Carpenter be a~ppointe,
e superintendent of the county board o
t health for the ensuing year; which
motion prevailed OIL call of the roll
all members voting aye.
1t was moved and seconded tina
t DR.. J. T.. Hyde be appointed as vic,
president of the county board Of healtI
for the ensuing year; which motion
prevailed on call Of the roll, all mem
r bers voting aye.
: On motion the board adjourned [,
g meet on Thursday, Jan. 4, at 8 o'clock
a.. m, all members voting aye on cal
g of the roll.
Thursday, Jan. 4, 1912.
: Board convened at 8 o'clock, a. m
Z pursuant to adjournment, with al
: members present.
The following bills, having been ap
!. proved, were on motion allowed, an,
q the auditor instructed to draw war
rants in payment of same, all member
y voting aye on call of the roll.
r. R. Gill, sundries, county hos
.pttal ........ s so
DIR. VIM. Scanlon, salary district
II county physician ......... 500
Fargo Ice Cream & Cider Co,
q merchandise, county hospital. 2S.4
Herbst Dept. Store, merchandise,
2 county poor a..... As
ETC. T. Charest, merchandise,
? county DOOR .................. 24.5
A. L. Moody, merchandise, coun-
s ty hospital ................ $50
= DR.. "A. J. Jameson, services.
y county poor .............. 24.5
U II. +. Miller, justice fees ........ 99.2
On motion the board adjourned I
9 meet at 2 o'clock, p. M, all member
Z voting aye on call of the roll.
I Afternoon Session, Jan. a.
S Board met at 2 o'clock, pursuant t
adjournment, with all members pres
d emit.
n The following resolution was pre-
sented by. Commissioner Heath, VIII
n moved its adoption, seconded by Com
d missioner Martin.