Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1913-08-21
LOFFICIALl
PROCEEDINGS
OF THE
Board Of County Commissioners
CAVALIER COUNTY, N. d.

11ONCi dlleS, IOdu WOIh III
Waterloo township. $50 90
Joseph Hamann, road work in
Elgin township west of
Lapgdon.. 70 90
Geo Volgren, engine work on
grade west of Langdon and
man running grader ...... 12l 90
B Flint, witness fees, Dverak
inquest. z %
Booth and Weeks, road work
done out of auto fund. 8 80
John Ritter, road work done
out of auto fund. 6 90
Treasurer East Alma town
ship, road work done in
East Alma ........ 20 90
Walker Bros & Hardy, sup
pnes.... ...........ll1 oO
Treasurer of Storlie township,
1913 road appropriation. ..299 90
1912 road appropriation. .203 so
Moe and Beauchamp, road
work done in Olga township 20 90
Charles Colligan, road work
done in Olga township-... 81 rs
Milton Globe, county printing
and supplies. 10 80
Upon motion the board adjourned
to Tuesday morning.
August 5, 1913. 900 a. m.
Board convened pursuant to adj
journment. All members present.
B Prom, H G Halverson and e
Brecke appeared before the board on
J behalf of the village of Milton and
asked for aid in fixing up the roads
leading into Milton. After some
discussion the following agreement
was entered into:
Whereas Milton village has paid
taxes on a higher assessed aluation
than any other taxing district in the
county except Langdon and has re-
ceived very little aid from the county
in the building of its roads and
streets and,
Whereas Milton village has claimed
a refund of road taxes under Section
3O12 Revised codes of 1905 and,
Whereas Milton village now asks
aid in building some roads into Milton
and valves all right to any money
under section 3O12.
Now therefore be it resolved that in
consideration of Milton vii. waving
right and claims to any refund of road
taxes under section 3O12 paid into the
county treasury since Milton was
organized up to date, and in view of
Millions high assessed valuation, the
county takes charge of and aid Osford
and Alma townships in building a
good road on the town line between
said townships and leading west from
Milton and further that the sum of
$780, 90 be appropriated to the viii
lage of Milton to be spent outside of
the village limits in the fixing of
other roads leading into Milton. Said
$1,000 90 to be paid some this year
and some next year upon the present
ing of proper vouchers by the village
of Milton to show that work to that
amount has been done.
Upon motion the board adjourned
to Wednesday morning.
August 6, 1913. 900 a. m.
Board convened pursuant to adjourn
ment. All members present.
The 1912 assessment on nw4-3l-
1861 was upon motion lowered from
S7O6.OO to $4,000 and the county
auditor instructed to lower the taxes
accordingly for the reason said 1874
acres was assessed as high as 100
acres in the same vicinity.
The 1912 assessment on e!se44-3-
1928 was upon motion lowered from
S728.OO to 1854 90 and the county
auditor instructed to lower the taxes
accordingly for the reason said 50
acres was assessed as high as l6O
acres in the same locality.
The 1912 assessment on ~nase4"33-
1928 was upon motion lowered from
$728.O 90 to 1864. 90 and the county
auditor instructed to lower the taxes
accordingly for the reason said 81
acres was assessed as high as 100
acres in the same locality.
The 1912 assessment on the So ne4-
33-162-63 was upon motion lowered
from $72S.O 90 to S364.O 90 and the
county auditor instructed to lower the
taxes accordingly for the reason that
said 80 acres was assessed as high as
160 acres in the same vicinity.
Upon motion the board adjourned to
Thursday morning.
August 7, 1913. 900 a. m.
Board convened pursuant to ad-
journment.
Present: Alex Russell, chairman
Elias Porter and r 3 Laing, commits
siOnerS. absent r. Wienecke and s