The Dickinson press., 1912-04-13

Matthias Link No. 1922 Jan. Is; 1906
Jacob KLEIN, ST.. No. 1923 Jan. is.
,o Jee 3, klem' .'r., No. 1926 Jan. IS,
John Tuna No. 1910 Jan. II. 1906.
5. A. W. Link No. 9o42 Jan. II. 1906
81. 80.
The delinquent personal tax list of.
uncollectable taxes as turned in by the
sheriff were ordered cancelled.
The Office of the auditor was then
checked and the amount as shewn by
the county t%reasurer's books was found
to be o. X.
On motion the board adjourned to
April 9th, 1912.
Saturday, April 9th, 1912.
The board met pursuant to adjourn
ment. Present Commissioners Ro-
quette, Leutz and Hughes.
On motion the following bills were
allowed and authorized paid by war
rant:
j. W. Bowen transportation of pauper
So. IS, W.. A. Carter postage 81. Geo. w.
Kilmer telephones and tolls for April
$31. IS. city of Dickinson livery S. L.
Carroll SIS. city of Dickinson %dynamiting
ice in Heart river SIS, Elmer Fryer wit
ness district court $12. Pearl E. Stroud's
report as justice of the peace was re-
ceived and warrants authorized for the
fees in connection with the case for
the amount of ST.. 10.
The report of Justice of the Peace
A. P. Folsom was received and war
rants authorized for fees in the amount
of So. SIS.
The bond of So, 600 furnished by the
Illinois Steel Bridge Company was ap-
proved--a al to form by the states attor-
ney and as to suficiency by the. board.
On motion duly seconded and carried
". R. Veigel was appointed superin-
tendent of public highways in Stark
county.
All road petitions acted on favorable,
the date of hearing . was set for May
9th. 1912.
The court house and Jail were in
spected by the commissioners and the
garrett of the court house was ordered to
be cleaned up.
T. E. Mcclure wat granted a refund
on the swH of sec 6-139-92 for the years
1909 and 1910. same party being as
sessed on a wrong number of acres.
Bridge petition signed by Carl Hard
meyer ct al was not granted.
Road petition signed by Peter Schulz
ct al was rejected.
Road petitions of Frank Allen, John
Martin ct al were not granted.
A bridge petition for a bridge in the
village of Belield was rejected.
City of Dickinson bill of $57 not al
lowed same not being authorized by q
county commissioner.
Bill of Lewis P. Satrum amount S. rs
was not allowed.
The auditor was authorized to adver-
tise for a go feet steel bridge and the
cement work to be placed between Sec
lions S and s, twp. 1873. range IS.
The auditor was instructed to issue 8
warrant for 5000 in favor Of T. n. Har;
tung in full of judgment in favor Of
Mrs. Eli Gullickson.
The matter of the incorporation Of
the town of Taylor was then taken up
and it appearing that the survey mar
! and census had been complied with
according to law, it was IN motion duly
seconded and carried, all members Of
the board present, the board issued ar
order of Incorporation as follows:
We, the undersigned. constituting
the board of county commissioners Of
Stark county, North Dakota. having
heard application for the incorporation
of the village of Taylor, North Dakota.
and being satisfied that the require
ments of the law have been complied
with, that said survey, map and census
were subject to examination for the
period required by law, it is hereby
ordered and declared:
That such territory shall with the as
sent of the qualified voters thereof b.
an incorporated village by the name
of Taylor, and it is further ordered:
That a meeting of the qualified voters
had at the school house on the 22nd day
of April next to determine whethe
such teri itory shall be an incorporated
village.
Dated this 9th day of April, 1912.
Attest: