The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-01-25

aye on call OF the roll.
Tax petition was received from the
Glad Tidings mission for the cancella-
ton Of general taxes assessed against
lot :. block 1. original town, Fargo, for
1872 Tor the reason that said property
was used for religious purposes. on
motion petition Was granted, all mem
beers voting aye on call of the roll.
Tax petition was received from the
city OF Fargo for the cancellation OF
general taxes assessed for the var 1912
against Q 3. 8, 10. III and ~, block w
OF Chas. A, Roberts addition to Far
go, ia the amount OF $37.02, FOR the
reason that said property is exempt
from taxation, On motion the petition
WAS granted, all members voting Eye
on call OF the roll.
Tax petition OF Emil Anderson, for
the cancellation OF personal taxes
against him in Barnes township TOR
1908, amount $2l,63 and interest and
penalty was on motion granted for the
reason that il was shown that he did
not own any property In Barnes town
ship during that time; which motion
prevailed on call Of the roll, all mem
hers voting aye.
Tax petition was received from John
Swanson fer the cancellation OF per-
aonal taxes assessed against him I'm The
city of Fargo for 1909, In the amount
OF S2.0s for the reason that he owned
no property In Fargo at that time. Gu
motion said petition was granted, all
members voting aye on roll cali.
Tax petition of Frank Lynch for can
collation. Of personal property against
him for 1911, with Interest and penalty,
amounting to $4,97, was on motion re-
Of the roll.
Tax petition OF Joseph Keeler, asking
Tor the cancellation Of personal taxes
assessed against him in Clifton town
ship Tor 1905, amount S4.Se, with inter
ests and costs, was on motion rejected,
roll.
Bills OF III. Il. Boyle, fer sherln,s
fees for the months OF December and
part OF January, having been approved
by the states attorney, were received,
n on motion same were allowed at
$lal4,6T and $10E.82 respectively, and
the auditor instructed to draw war
rants fer same; which melton prevail
ed on call Of the roll, all members vot-
Ing aye, except Commissioner RuEch
who voted nc where more than one
commitment was charged In each case,
p as TO mileage between courthouse
and jail.
On motion the board adjourned to
meet OF Thursday, Jan. Q, at Q o'clock
9, M all members voting aye on call
OF the roll.
Thursday, Jan. 9, 1918.
Board met at Q o'clock a. M, pursu-
an to adjournment, with all members
present.
1t was moved and seconded that
County surveyor Crabbe be authorized
to advertise for bids for the sale of the
fixtures and cells from the old county
jail; which motion prevailed on call OF
the roll, all members veting aye.
The Following bills were allowed, and
the auditor instructed to draw war
rants fer same, All members voting aye
a, w, Fowler attendance, board
Of health OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 800
Il, A. Carpenter, attendance
board Of health ....,........ 1000
James p Hyde, attendance board
Of Healkn .,+..s. ,.t....,.,,, 300
N, W, Telephone Exchange Co.,
rental and tolls ..,,,.......,, $500
/ 8. Smith, justice fees ......... 4.s0
sam f. crabbe, investigating
jails ...-.................. s7.75
Fargo Ice Cream q Dairy Co.,
merchandise county hospital. 22.75
]. II. Johnson Cycle Co, keys. 1.35
John Crest, visiting county hos
pltal ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. H.OU
Samuel Mitchell, coroner's fees. $500
Mrs. David Harrington, stenog-
rapher, coroner's inquest 49,. SOC
U M. Keep, constable fees $500. 5.I5
VIM. g, Green, stenegrapher, COR
oner's inquest ............... $50
Mrs III. z. Boyle, matroR, coun-
" jail 3b.Sb
Ambert Benson, witness in JUS
tice court 2.1O
Ed. Kringier, witness In justice
OUT '-'-.....,',.s.t.,....,. z.lU
J B. Sinner. witness in Justice
court OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1,1O
J. s. South, witness in justice
p. w, Ford, witness in Justice
John Lowrey, Witness in Justice
" Observation-Disclosures. lilo
e. i, Reed, witness in justice
our l.1O
Mike Freeman, witness in justice
court OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ITO
p. N, Crowder, witness In justice
court OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Ito
p. Thompson, witness in justice
court ITO
Joseph Ames. witness in justice
't..ssf+...s...,...f.,..- liz
F. H. Knowles, witness in Justice
court OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1.10
'. II. Trptter, witness in justice
court OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10
Paul Sorkness. witness in justice
X. II. Mallarin. witness in Justice
court ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ITO
p. =. Wasem, witness in justice
court Observation-Disclosures. I.1O
Report Of the visiting committee for
the county hospital and poor farm for
the quarter ending Dec. 81, 1912. was
received and on motion same was Er-
dered filed. all members voting " on
call oK the roll.
Petition to change boundaries Of
school districts No. 81 and No. ST, hav-
ing been returned by the sHpeTin-
tendent OF schools with his recon-
m~endation a ON motion granted, all
members voting aye on call Of the roll.
The following bills of JaFdine a
Anderson We're On motion allowed.
subject to the approval Of the commits
sioners Of the various districts, all
members voting aye on call OF the roll.
30 1T. bridge between sections
~ and IS. RAYMOND town
snip $1,0S5.lD
Is 1T. bridge between sections
10 and "A, Berlin township. 1851
Extras on bridge, section 10
Stanley township ....,.... 1854
IL was moved and seconded that bill
of the Knight Printing Co, ia the
amount OF $800.33 be allowed, and the
auditor instructed to draw warrant for
same when approved by Commissioner
Rusch; all members voting aye on call
OF the roll.
Chairman Heath announced the fol-
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