The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-03-17

county poor n Jail ........ S1.5S
b. L.. Burnham, merchandise
county poor --.........s.. 4.56
L. r. Weies Lumber Co, mer-
chandise county poor ....... S.3S
poor ......................: 11.OO
disc. county poor .......... 1890
Standard Oil Co, merchandise
county hospital ............ 25.4s
county hospital ............. 44.5o
county hospital .....:.,..... AM
county hospital ............ $3.50
M. r. ONeil Co., merchandise
county hospital ........... 1.25
Hubert Harrington, merchan-
disc, county hospital and
s S. Graham. repairs, county
hospital ......:............. $50
Craig, Bros, merchandise coun-
Fa e : nOT fee Cream Dairy 100
hospital ......... ......... Pip
10: S. Turner, stationery ...... S.65
K. M; Hagen, merchandise,
Alex Stern & Co. merchandise,
county hospital and Jail 49,. 1870
typewriter 1000
VIM. Lemke, rent county poor, 1900
Emery-Johnson Cycle Co, re-
pairs on riveting machine -. .25
John ~Schlanser, merchandise,
Mrs. B. s.. Russell, rent. county S'OO
DR.. K. H. Ma1iarian' witness ''0
insanity. case ............ 40
Ingvald Simmons, witness. in
H. j. Rusch, witness, insanity CIV
Jos. Matters. b;a;ilir; district 1lO
J.. 3. yOwies, baiiif, district Oo'vO
court ADMINISTRATIVE. 51.0O
Conn Ross, sheriff, fees 1920. 261.75
pairs, county Jail .......... 1873
hospital .................... 41.6s
disc, county hospital and
c. F, Eggert, merchandise, 1'0''O
county hospital and poor 49,. s5.57
On motion the board adjourned to
meet In the afternoon at 2 o'clock, all
members voting aye on call of the
Afternoon Session, March A.
The following bills were approved
and allowed, and the auditor instruct
ed to issue warrants for same, all mem
bers voting y on call of the roll:
Union Light, Heat & Power Co.,
Q. N, strate, fuel ana drayaee: 5sYT$s.SSSS
knight Printing Co, printing, lass
Anthem Elstad, merchandise
Harwood Farmers Elevator 0SS'
Co.,. merchandise, county poor, 1850
DR.. A. ]. Jameson, services,
county poor ................ $500
}. b. Stuart, merchandise,
The pay rolls of the courthouse and
county hospital in the amounts of So
9S4:sS and $5O6 respectively. were on
motion prove and ordered filed, all
members voting y on call of the
roll.
Tax petition was received from Cd
mund Burke, for the cancellation of
the 1903 personal taxes against him in
the city of Fargo in the amount of
On motion said petition was granted
for h reason that petitioner was not
a resident of Fargo at the time of as
sessment all members voting aye on
call OF the roll.
Tax petition was received from John
{. Whitney for the cancellation of the
1910 personal taxes assessed against
him In the city of Fargo, in the
amount Of $4.2S, with interest and
granted for the reason that petitioner
was a resident of Ramseyo county,
Mimi, and had paid axes there for
1910, all members voting y on call of
Tax petition of Foster J. Gardner for
the cancellation Of 1906 taxes against
him In city of Fargo, in the amount of
reason that he was not the owner of
the property for which he was assess
ed, at the time of assessment. On mo-
ton said petition was granted, all
Tax petition was received from II.
Idelkop for h abatement of valu-
alton of assessment of 1912 against
him in the city of Fargo, from $195 to
1On EA~ A1n LA4 -
sessed for a horse and wagon which he
did no own On motion said petition
was granted, all members voting aye
on call of roll.
Tax petition of q. e. Madison for the
cancellation of the 1912 personal taxes
against him in city of Fargo, amount
1926, was on motion granted for the
reason that same was a double assess
OF the roll.
Tax petition of the Red River Tele-
phone Co., for cancellation of the 1919
taxes against them in Barnes and
Stanley townships in the amount Of
$11.5S was on motion granted for the
reason that said was not in
operation until July of 1912; all mem
oe Tsx yq nat;g,o aye w on call OF the Fro roll: r
Emery, city assessor of Fargo, asking
that assessment of 1912 for building on
lot 4, block 80 of N. p. Addition to
Fargo, in the valuation of $500 be de-
Quoted. for the reason that error had
been made in assessing two Houses on
said lot. On motion the petition was
granted, all members voting aye on
call OF the roll.
It was moved and seconded that the
auditor notify all jewelers. in the city
that bids for nine No. so Waterbury
clocks will be received and opened on
April 8; FIVE year guarantee of clocks
required with bids; which motion pre-
vailed on call of the roll, four members
voting y and one no.
Bridge petition from Wiser and Har-
wood township residents, asking for
appropriation of $500 towards the ap-
proach to bridge between section So,
Wiser township, and Clay county,
Mimi, was on motion referred to the
bridge committee, all members voting
aye on call of the roll.
School district petition for changing
boundaries of districts 46 and SO was
received and on motion same was re-
ferred to the superintendent of schools
for his recommendation, all members
voting aye OF call, OF the roll.
Hequlsition was received from p. G.
Gearey, jr, clerk of district court,
showing seventy-two names necessary
to complete the jury list as required by
law, and it was moved and seconded
that the auditor make requisition to the
different townships, villages and cities
Tor names necessary to complete said
list; said districts to forward names
forthwith as follows: City of Fargo.
10; City Of Casselton, 5; each township
and village, 1; which motion prevailed
on call of the roll, all members voting
aye.
On motion the board adjourned to
meet on Wednesday,, March 5, at 8
o'clock, q. m. all members voting aye
on call of the roll.
Wednesday, March ), 1914.
Board met at 9 O'clock a. M. pursu-
ant to adjournment. with all members
present.
The board checked over the charges