The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1913-01-31

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whereupon the chairman. r. r. Nelson,
declared said papers duly designated for
1913.
On motion the board proceeded to az.
certain the salaries of the county officers
for the year 1919.
The net assessed valuation of the county
as fixed by the state board of equalization
for the year 1912 was found to be % ,g2.
Figuring on this basis the salaries of
county officers as fixed by law, the board
oundt that the officers of Bottineau coun-
ty are to receive the following salaries for
the year 1919.
County 1000 90
States attorney ~.................. 1000 90
County treasurer go. ..... ZOO 90
Register of deeds..-....... 1900 90
Clerk of district cOurt............ 1000 90
Superintendent of schools. 1900 90
county auditor. ...................... zoo %
On motion of Commissioner Capes
seconded by Larson, the following dep
uties and clerks were allowed at fine fol
lowing salaries:
One clerk for county court at SIS per
month.
One assistant states attorney at :.$5 per
month.
One deputy clerk of district court at SIS
per month.
One deputy county auditor at one-half of
the salary of county auditor.
One clerk in auditors Office at $50 per
month.
One clerk in auditors office when needed
at $50 per month.
One deputy county treasurer at $751; per
month.
One clerk in the tr~easurer's Office at a
compensation not to exceed $4,000 for the
year 1919.
One deputy register of deeds at SIS Per
month.
Two regular clerks in register of deeds
Office at $50 per mont each.
One extra clerk in register of deeds Office
when needed at $50 per month.
One deputy county superintendent of
schools at one-half the salary of the county
superintendent.
One janitOr at SIS per month.
Pursuant to the 1911 Sessions Laws: the
sherif's salary was fixed at $500 90.
One deputy sheriff at $500 per month.
TIVE deputy sheriffs at SIS 90 per month
each.
On motion of Commissioner Sidener
seconded by Capes the county auditor was
authorized and directed to draw monthly
salary warrants for all the said officers.
deputies. clerks and employees as their
salaries become due. All members present
and voting AYE" on motion.
On motion Henry Ruelle was reappoint-
ed janitor for the year 1913.
On motion it was ordered that the sheriff
be allowed 60 cents per day for boarding
each prisoner while confined in the county
Jail during the year 1913.
On motion the board adjourned until 8
a. III. Jan. 10th, 1913.
GA. NJ. Jan. 10th. 1913.
The board met pursuant to adjournment.
All members present.
The following bills were audited and
allowed:
Imperial Elevate Co West
hope, coal for Mrs. Watson
county pOOr..... ......."."""..$ 10 w
Coal for Jas. Blackmore.
county poor ................. ID %
lOtal..... OUU
Farmers Exchange, Willow City:
Goods furnishedMrs cameron.
county 40 ~,
!, II. Dickinson. board and care of
Mrs, Fleming. county charge. for
December, 1912. 20 90
J. 6. Turner to placing safe
in sherifs office. 10 %
Hauling wood and coal for
county 70 III %
Farmers Elevator Company,
Westhope, coal furnished Mrs.
John Coulter. county poor. allow
ed EW
Journal Printing Company, to
envelopes for sheriff. ........- s3
F. NJ. Woodward, electric
light for December. 1912....$ 81 70
Light fixtures in treasur-
ers, sheriff and registers of
deeds III -
Northern Telephone Company
phone rent for December. 1912.". Is 90
w. G. Crockcr, supplies for county
superintendent of schoole. II 45
Ferguson Brothers 3balls of Irvine
for court house 20
Feeble Minded Institution. Graf
ton. to care and maintenance of
four inmates committed from
Bottineau county for January,
ISlo ~ "
The Cakes Times. To official state
estray paper for 1912...... ...... .sk S %
Max Ebenhahn. Omenee.to goods
furnished ". l.. Crawford. coun-
ty poor. from July Sth to Dec. 3Oth
neutrality-suspicious.. " u
7. N. fOemans, to medical ser
vices rendered Mrs. Clifford King
county poor from December 10th.
1911, to May q. 1912......... .. LIS 90
Imperial Elevator Company. Gar .-..
dena, to bridge lumber allowed
for the amount delivered..... Is 45
Mcintosh Brothers, to merchandise
for court hous janitor and for
20 30
Mrs. Wm. Picken. to milk deliver
ed to A. G. Cote. "a
Walker Bros. & Hardy. Office
...............- 10 ~
Fladeland-W Williams Drug
Company, medicine furn-
ished county poor.....$ 90
Medicine furnished cOun-
ty prisoners .............. IS
Letter file for register of
~uecuS...... ........ %
Ida Manson, to 80 days work in
register of deeds office 81 90