Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-08-01

and painting five bridges. twooden)
as advertised per plans and specitica-
lions, for $4,000.
MiNNTAipI.lS >IIEt. X MACHINERY 60
ouc sNie-lt s,e,i erie... complete,
aud la. s4'Nl6sft >;rvi fridge with
2ii-it arlr"sch">. complete - -"e Z"
fRlINe> KKip6E COMPANY.
i,,s seven bridges As advertised tsrsi ~
TWIN CITY BRipcF COMPANY
IM iiNls y 9ncst.cre1s snaimcnt>
T~p itNls II ou concrete ahus.
,.''ni> one iHNib-t' mud >ili. wood
s'piv. 20. ENG II. >s.e an. one
Nih-fi. >tr.l s.S' ~
fNEco RRlpeN < IRON 60.
on. 50 r spar, st-. sue "a II. COM
tiinat.ets w,,lai..,ts, .4-fi >iccl. ,wo
l'-fi ifidse>, add sse ia'n
MONARCH ENGINEERING 60
oas' Y Il va es''u. es'''re'' 'oanda-
on, i. Il WOODEN, eonsrsse found !,
one Il Il wooden. concrete tpanoa-
one s.i, MOOD ,ras> concrete
one ID r. wood super ANA ionudt
appfoschs he's - 49, - 1880 %
on, eft steel II lean. Sp ia
I it..l as o.
On motion of Commissioner Volk.
seconded by Hansen, the bid of w.
III. Herman 4 Company on six
bridges was accepted as follows:
Quo lb-fi Wood concrete aNu,mem,ss SO 40
Two "a f wasd. ,.rn,r.t, .thiil nir,.t> $40 ~
e'nr s-ti ALI ssaud hrlsc ~ ~
,tbt 49, >i,-,-i bridge t9u NJ
,'ne s'-fl- st.,l ipl aud eemrnl Ahu,
ueeiit> .lo ~
raair,rsoi,trae, >iS lrl3se> Z 8 e..;5a %
On motion of Nolk, seconded by
McConville. the licnnepin Bridge
COMPANY was awarded the contract
for building the a0-fnot steel bridge
with fourteen-foot abutments for
the sum of $4,000
Contracts of w. c. Herman l.
Company and Henpepin Bridge
Company were presented, approved
by States Attorney as to form and
filed
On motion the board adjourned
until a m, July s, 1912.
July, t. lela.
/ MoHNiNn SESSION.
The board met. All members pres
ent.
Commissioners Hansen, McCon-
! willie and Brant viewed proposed
roads and locations for bridges for
which petitions have been received,
in the Fifth Commissioners District
Chairman Fischer, X. M. Volk. p.
G. Rocks, Clerk of Court and County
Auditor. constituting the legal board
of County Canvassers. canvassed the
votes of the primary election held
June 26, 1912.
The board adjourned until July s,
| 1912 at 9 a. m.
July $ 1871.
MORNING SESSION.
i Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment. Present: Brant. Hansen and
| McConville.
On motion board adjourned to
view proposed roads in Township l322.
Range IS. to meet at p. m.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The board met. All members pres
ent
Commissioners Brant and Hansen
viewed proposed roads in Township
1873. Ranges a and rs.
On motion the following applica-
tions for tree bounty were allowed:
Anton Larson, Section 20 ls4-7!....s 800
oswald Naamanm, section Is l:A-ss5. 0u
J. W Chapman, Section 20 l3t-76...- go
Andrew Olson, Section 26-1.s,-7ti ...... 10
Peter y. Wolf, section IL 100 a. 49,. 900
Tone Ncr novcn. Section :,-l:sO-. o. 4 w
Carl l.nrviek, section Is l.i4- 3d.. : 90
iui,ii Van BECK, section s1-laJ-71. s 10
hoy Hewitt. ion III l34-.6 -. d %
y. u. Anderson, section S-l3i-e6 .... 900
u. w Rcn>krrs. Section 6-l2N IL. go
Olaf lrrylek. section ~ 1856 .. 4 80
C'hA> knthl. section 4l;:s-1G ...... 4 80
:. \. Rrntllc, Section j-l:,i-.6..... =. 600
Abel Complain, Srs,inn 10 In d.. 50
&c. "A. Ward. Section l0-l.,4 T........ 8 10
Rudolf Siellins. section sl-1:U-7s... %
John Hia>.n, section l.A ii ....... q %
Arend III asp.r section l5-l.g-,t... 1G sS
John Baker, secton.. l:sj-77! ......... 500
John Van Bowen section s. laa-775 d 20
John STAIN. section II. 100 rs. ....... IL Is
john Pool, Section ! l20 10. 49,. q 20
|. : lfn.i, section A. ,si 1t.......s... I? ~
w. a. lSoeli, Section LIB 10 100
a. tloiAar section d 10 ,:,.....,.... d 90
+. J. Ieiimer Section L. l;W - 100
The following applications for
tree bounty were denied:
Jacob Fuhrer, w. r. Groen, Jas
per Buizer and j. b. Van Heukelom,
for reason that bounty is not allowed
on trees planted prior to 1906.
The application of G. Van Beck
for tree bounty was denied, il not
bling approved by the assessor.
The petition of Chas. Wetzel ct
al. for a road across Section %,
Township 1923, Range IS. was denied,
it being considered too great an ex-
pense.
The following applications for
abatement of taxes were allowed:
Frank Glines, assessment lowered
to 500.
Johannes V. Vetter, refund of
Sll "a because of erroneous assess
Iment.
The following depository bonds
were received, approved by the
States Attorney as to form, by the
board as to sutficiency. and filed:
German Ane lean state Bank, with
4 northeastern Trust Co, surety.S 1000 ~
Security STATE Bank, with American
| surety Co, OF New York surety 100 10
1 First Nniipnal Bank, Linton, with
| MOI thwe>'crn trust Co.. ofGfand
! Forks surety s.......... ......... itN 90
ern Trust Go, OF Fargo, surety 5ll Is
| l'irs Bunk Of Linton, with The
| Norlhern'l'r Co, ofl'urro.sure
4 " .-y..... ........ 100 90
| The following road petitions were
granted, and declared public high
ways. four rods wide, the descrip-
tlons given being the centers of said
roads:
| James King ct al. for q road be-
ginning at the northwest corner of
Section s, Township 1872, Range IS.
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