The Dickinson press., 1913-04-19

was not allowed account of not beine
q county charge. "a
On motion the board adjourned to
April 9th. 1913. -
Wednesday, April 9th, 1913.
The board met pursuant to adjourn
ment !; all members present.
On motion the following bills were
allowed and ordered paid by warrant:
North Dakota institution for feeble
minded care of inmates for March $50.
North Dakota institution for feeble
minded care of inmates for April $50,
Valentine Koch postage etc. 50. Is. v.
H. Stickney services as county physi-
clan $34. IS, j. P. Tingle supplies
S61. IS, city of Dickinson water rent for
February and March SO. Walker Bros.
& Hardy Office supplies S98. 2S. Ray &
Clark Hardware Co. labor and supplies
court house $21. 20. j. L. Hughes office
supplies ST. IS, Boulger & Hughes re-
pairs s., c. c. Turner road work. So. 50,
Louis F. Dow & Co. supplies $11. 50. M.
L. Ayers printing proceedings etc.
$23. 10. Recorder-Post printing proceed
ling $21. 10, Recorder Post Office sup
plies SIS. f. M. Thompson supplies
SIS, J.. E. Funk auto hire SIS, John
Reuter-, Jr., clerk hire $37. so. Geo. W.
Kilmer phones and tolls for March
$25.65, Geo. W. Kilmer phones and
tolls for April SIG. so. John Leask regis
ter of deeds recording officers bonds $50.
The report OF the register of deeds for
the month of February. showing the COL
lecti0ns to be 1888. 20 was ordered filed.
In accordance with chapter 1877 ses-
sion laws 1909 the board designated
the following places for the sale of
0-o~oo$xy s,rAep ohatko1 ~nopk4~x4 %o.n
closure:
Front door of the post Office in the
village of Belield.
Front door of the court house in the
city Of Dickinson.
Front door of the post Office in the
town of Gladstone.
Front door of the post office in the
village of Taylor.
Front door Of the post Office in the viii
lage of R%ichardton.
The delinquent personal property
taxes as collected by the sheriff wa
chez ked.
Simon Sibley was granted a refund
or the 1912 taxes IN a valuation of
$345 on account of having been assessed
for IS yearling colts when said party
owned only IL head.
Albert l.. Foster Yves allowed q re-
fund for the 1912 taxes on IL acres in
section 21-139-9o account overcharge in
acreage.
Octave Duval was allowed a rebate.
of 81. 50 road poll being exempt.
Gottfried Walth's application for a
refund on taxes not allowed.
Franz Barrels application for a re.
fund on his personal taxes was allowed.
cosl popfxy hos,SnA ooSl Tho 10n7 -~.
sonal taxes twice.
schools and county Judge was checked
and found o. K.
j. L. Hughes qualified as county au-
ditor. the bond with the National Sure
ty Co. as sureties was approved as to
form by the states attorney and as to
amount and sufficiency by the board.
On motion the board adjourned to
April 10th.
Thursday, April 10th, 1913.
The board met pursuant to adjourn
ment all members of the board pres
ent. f"
On motion the quarterly report of JUS
tice of the Peace Walter Sterland was
approved by the board and the auditor
authorized to draw variants for the
ACCS Ill COutICCklOIl Will llC cases
amounting to $51. 90.
The quarterly report of Justice Oscar
Simonson was approved and warrants
ordered drawn for the fees in the sew
eral cases amounting to $31. IS.
The quarterly reports of Justice of the
Peace A. P. Folsom were approved
rants for the justice and witness fees
IN oOnnaafS0n with Tho co1,oeo1 49,
amounting to $500. 10.
on block 10, HilIiard and Mannine's
18th addition for 1912 taxes account of
error in assessment on recommendation
of the city council.
Alfred JOrgenson was allowed a re-
fund on personal property on q valua-
ton of $500, it appearing that said
party was enormously assessed. -
Jacob Kafka was allowed a refund on
$3.50 valuation in the village of Rich,
ardton, account an error in the assess
ment.
It appearing that the International
Harvester Company was assessed for
personal property for the year 1911 and
the firm of Soules g. Butler were assess
ed for the same, the treasurer was in
structed to CANCEL the taxes assessed
against the International. account of
double assessment.
> 1t appearing that M. A. Dempsey was
assessed for a piano and a steam engine
for the year 1912 in error the treasurer
is instructed to CANCEL $3.50 valuation
from the personal property assessment
of Mr.. Dempsey.
In accordance with Section 1898, re-
vised codes 1905. the. following list of
warrants were destroyed by the board:
No. 9947 Jan. II. 1907, Frank Mar
uska. amt. ST. 10.
No. 1914 Jan. II. 1907. Mrs. Mary
Goth, amt. ST. 10.
No. 9e45 Jan. II. 1907. T. J.. Goth,
amt ST. 10.
No. 1867 Jan. II, 1907, Chas. Holton,
amt. $1.1O. 5 TE@
It appearing that the neA section
IL. twp. 1879. range IS, was assessed for
the 1909 taxes and the same being gov
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