The Dickinson press., 1912-11-23

Ray Soule bridge work was cut from
The report of Justice of the Peace P.
thorized as 0. KID. by the states at
torney.
The report of Justice of the Peace E.
H. Gunderson was received and war
rants allowed for the fees as o. KID. by
the states attorney.
The auditor was authorized to draw
warrants for public easements to the
following parties. Lorenz Wilhelm
$50. Sc. ALDER! Murray $40. Nels Sven
ming $40. Arthur Cooling $40. John Rein
John Lally witness 81. 10, Jack Tally
| witness district court s.. 10.
John Leask witness district court
S4.i0.
Frank Lish witness district court
81. 10.
John Hartineer witness district court
/: W. H: Byrns witness district court
$4:10.
J.. P. Ferriter witness district court
81. 10.
VIM. Servis witness district court
81. 10.
W. Schwartz witness district court
81. 10.
Jos. Auth witness district court 81. 10.
L. S. Read witness district court
81. 10.
Joseph Schultz bridge work 500. so.
Joseph Schultz road work SIC. so, Webb
Bros. supplies 50. 80. VIM. Wasley sup
plies 81. IS, F. A. Roquette mileage and
per diem $50. 20. F. A. Roquette trans
portation of pauper 81. rs, Geo. W. Kill
mer cash paid for cleaning chimneys
ISIS. SEQ. W. Kilmer postage S.. Her
man Leutz per diem $50. D. Hughes
mileage SIS. D. Hughes per diem $40.
Herman Leutz cash paid for labor etc.
$40. Herman Leutz per diem SIS. is, Peter
Gress witness $2.1O. G. S. Cryne bal
ance due account Stark county exhibit
$48. IS. first ward Dickinson election
cost bill $50, second ward Dickinson
$42. 10. third ward Dickinson $42. 10,
fourth ward Dickinson $34. IS. fifth ward
Dickinson $39. 80. sixth ward Dickinson
$42. 10, Gladstone precinct $27. 20, Tay-
lor precinct $23. IS. Richardton precinct
$26. so, Antelope precinct $27. South
Heart precinct SIS. 10. Fertile Valley
500. IS, Lehish precinct $28. 80. Spring.
vale $23. so, Farmers Valley $28. 70,
Grand Meadow S27. 40. Plum creek pre-
cinct $2S. Green river precinct $24. 80,
81. Mary's precinct $28. so. Stolz pre-
cinct $27. so. Heart River precinct $29.
Daalum $27. O5, Hungary precinct $28. 10.
RAIDER precinct $27. so. Gaylord precinct
$28. 10. Ridl precinct SIS. Wild Rose
precinct SIS. so. Belfield precinct $2S,
Roosevelt precinct $23.5 i.
The bills of the St. Joseph's hospital
in the amount of 81 were not allowed
on account of not being county CHARGES.
Road petition asking for the opening
of a public road on the section line be-
tween sections 10, 20. 81 aud sections
28. 20. 80 in township III, range 80.
was GRANTED.
The treasurer was authorized to can
cell the taxes charged to Oscar Simonson
for the year 1911, 1t appearing that the
party was assessed one automobile in
error.
The treasurer was authorized to can
| cell the personal. property taxes of the
Peoples Telephone Company of Taylor
for the year 1903. it appearing that the
company wal assessed In error.
y. The states attorney was ordered to
bring suit against the Independent Tele.
phone Company to remove. the poles
from the main street in the village of
Taylor.
The treasurer was allowed a clerk in
the treasurer's Office for four months,
beginning November 18th at asalary Of
SIS per month. III
The auditor was instructed to adver-
tise for bids IN the official printing,
rates on the county officers surety bonds
and for the rate of interest on county
deposits.
The auditor was authorized to cut
down the acreage on the Nh NEN and
NJ NWN Of section 8. township 139.
range 90 for the reason the N. r. Rail-
way Co. runs through this land.
On motion the board adjourned. to
December 23rd.
County Auditor.