Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1913-02-06

which was originally charged to
Burleigh county and afterward
transferred to Emmons county
The matter of the bid and bond of
the Templeton State Bank was DIS
cussed and the bid being irregular
the auditor is instructed to return
the bond.
States Attorney Lynn read an
opinion from the Attorney General
in regard to the appointment of a
treasurer to serve until May l, 1918.
and the matter discussed at length.
The report of o. B. Peckens. JUS
tice of the peace was received and
filed, all fees and fines having been
paid.
Bond of George Suverly, constable.
with George jackson and VIM. p.
Baker sureties was received, APP
proved by the states attorney as to
form and FLED.
On motion the board adjourned
until 500 o'clock p. m.
| Evening Session.
| The board met pursuant to adj
journment. All members present.
The following road supervisors
were on motion appointed:
First District
NJ. H. Abel, road district, No. 5.
| w. HI. Baker, road district. No. 6.
j. N. Peery. road district. No. Z.
Chas. Wager. road district, No. IA.
j. H. Horstmeyer, road district, No.
Is.
T. j. Richardson, road district, No.
l6.
John j. Tough. road district, No. IL.
Secdnd District
j. j. Ryan. road district. No. 2.
George Ivey, road district, No. 8.
Andrew Hansen, road district, No.
10.
X. Knudtson. road district. No. II.
Chas. Seek. road district. No. II.
L. H. Harwocd. road district. No.
13.
Ole Sathern. road district. No. IS.
K. +. Roman. road district. No. 10.
Jos. Mitzel. road district, No. 90.
Third District
Jacob Moch. road district, No. 81.
John Horner. road district, No. %.
Rochus Bosch, road district. No. 80.
Wilhelm Heb. road district. No. 81.
Joseph Baumgartner, road district,
No 81.
Nick Klein. road district. No. 333.
John Kiepke. road district, No. A.
Fourth District
i 1oooh Coh;1o raod d,ctc;o% NJ, 90
Alex Walther. road district, No. "a.
Anton Schwahn, road district, No.
%.
Romanus Wagner, road district, No.
"a.
Joseph Deichert. road district. No.
George w. Ryckman, road district.
No. 80.
Louis Dornbush. road district. No.
40.
Fifth District
II. b. futile. road district. No. %.
George Wolfer, road district, No.
26.
Karl wuithschick. road district. No.
p.
Steven Volk. road district, No. Sc.
Sam Solmonson, road district, No.
81.
Matt Mergens, road district, No. 80.
The matter of letting the ferry
privileges on the Missouri river was
taken up and and the board on mo.
ton decided to advertise for bids on
same. and bids to be opened April Z,
1 1913. at 2 O'Clock %. m.
The auditor is instructed to ad-
vertise for same in EmmoHs County
Record. bids to cover period Of
two years. and will be let to the
highest bidder.
The matter of the collection Of
seed grain was dicussed.
The board on motion instructed
States Attorney Lynn to col ect all
seed-grain notes due the county.
On motion the board adjourned
until 9 a. M, January %.
January %. 1913.
The board met pursuant to ad.
4 journment. Present: Chairman
Volk. Commissioners Hansen, Nc.
Conville. Klein and Brant.
| States Attorney Lynn appeared
before the board in regard to the
Hackney Boynton tax-matter. pre-.
senting and asking them to take ac.
ton on a resolution. stating that il
said resolution is adopted he will
guarantee that the county will not
nave any expense in the matter un.
til they as a board authorize it.
On motion of Brant. seconded by
McConville. the resolution was
adopted as follows: BE it re.
solved: Whereas, 1t appears to the
satisfaction of this board that the
county of Emmons, in the year 1901
was the holder and owner of certain
liens for taxes. penalties and inter.
est, upon real tate acquired under
the provisions of Chapter 81 of the
Laws of 1897, and it further APP.
pearing that in the said year the
board OF commissioners attempted
to convey the interest of the county
thereto to various parties by quit.
claim deed executed under thei,
authority, upon the payment OF
various sums and amounts, and il
further appearing that the Su.
preme Court Of this state has held
such deed to be absolutely void and
did not convey the interest of the
county, and it appearing that the
proper conveyance. and the only con
veyance that the county could make
was by treasurer's assignment, made
upon a full payment of the amour,
due. which is provided for in sale
law, now. therefore. in order tha
equity and justice be done between
, the different purchasers and tn,
, county. the present county treasurer
is hereby directed upon application
being made therefor. to issue an as
, signment as in said law provided t.
all persons. their heirs or assigns. a
shall have Maid TO the county eitne