Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-07-29

17Ol2-G. J. Keenan,, court certificate,
salo, ASSIGNED Bis%a,sk bank;
n 16Ss5-Quarterly report Of j. u. Perry
Justice of the peace. Tor quarter ending
June 30, 1913. was allowed and warrant
ordered drawn IN payment Of same In
Moved by Commissioner kositzky and
seconded by Commissioner Davies that
from and after this date no bills for
supplies or repairs be allowed unless ac-
Der OF the county commissioners or the
county auditor. On roll call all commits
sioners voted aye.
Upon motion the meeting adjourned to:
the 18th, and the balance of the day
was spent in viewing roads,
July II, 1918. f,
The Board Of County Commissioners
call Commissioners Davies, Kositzky,
Standby and Thompson responded.
Commissioner Davies Moved that J. B..
Slosson be awarded the contract for fur
nishing the exhibit for Rurleigh county
his proposal on file in the office of the
county auditor, during the display of the
Industrial Exposition from October Z TO
10. inclusive, provided that no money is
to be paid until said exhibition is COM
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sioier kositzky. On roll call all commits
sloneas voted Aye.
Upon motion the meeting adjourned to
afternoon.
Board Of County Commissioners, Those
answering roll { all were Commissioners
Davies, kositzky. Sandry and Thomp-
son. $500 a.
Moved by Commissioner Kositzky and
seconded by Commissioner Davies that
thu contract fnr' road work on tl)p RrpnD
hill, amounting toI2 800 cubic yards, be
awarded to Hugh Fortune for the sum
of "a cents per cubic yard and 2 cents
for over haul of each 100 feet over 500
feet, the balance of the work laid over
for the present. On roll call all COM
m%issioners voted aye.
Moved by Commissioner Davies and
seconded by Commissioned Sandry that
Florence Lake Township be allowed 5000
for road work, said money to be paid to
the township treasurer Of said township
upon the completion OF the work In a
satisfactory manner to the county COM
missioner of thai district. On roll call
air commissioners present voted aye.
The board then upon motion adjourned
and organized as a. board df edualiza-
ton as provided by law. On roll call
Commissioners Davies. Kositzky, Sandry
and Thompson responded.
The balance of the day was spent in
equalization.
Upon motion the meeting was ad-
iourned to the 18th of July, 1913.
July u, 1913.
The Board of County Commissioners
met pursuant to adjournment, On roll
cali Commissioners Davies, kositzky and
Thompson responded.
There being no business before the
Board Of County Commissioners. they
proceeded with the work of equalizatin.
Thompson and sandry being present. The
balance Of the forenoon was devoted to
equalization.
Upon motion the meeting adjourned to
afternoon.
Afternoon session of the equalization
hoard. Those answering roll call We're
Commissioners Davies, kositzky, San
dry and Thompson.
The afternoon session of the board was
| spent in equalization.
Upon motion the meeting adjourned to
Monday, July 18th. 1913.
The Board of County Commissioners
met pursuant to adjournment. On roll
cali Commissioners Davies. Kositzky.
| Sandry and Thompson responded. There
being no business before the board OF
county commissioners they took up the
work of equalization. /,
Moved by Commissioner Sandry and
seconded by Commissioner kositzky that
township be cancelled as he is assessed
in Thelma townhip for the same prop
crty. On roll call all commissioner pres
ent voted aye.
Moved by Commissioner Sandry and
seconded by Commissioners Davies that ].
ii. West and Fred Cox be put on the as
sessment books Of Trygg township for
one stallion at $17O. On roll call all com
missioncrs present voted aye.
Upon motion the meeting adjourned to
afternoon. S
The Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment, On roll call. Commissioners Da-
vies, Kositzky, Sandry and Thompson
responded.
Moved by Commissioners Davies, sec
onded by Commissioner Sandry that i'm
ments on the railroad right of way in the
city of Bismarck be raised 10 per cent.
On roll call Commissioners Davies. ko-
sticky. Sandry and Thompson voted aye:
Moved by Commissioner Sandry and
seconded by Commissioner Davies that
goods and merchandise assessed IN the
city Of Bismarck be raised 10 per cent.
On roll call Commissioners Davies. ko-
sticky, Sandry and Thompson voted aye:
Moved by Commissioner Sandry and
seconded BY Kositzky that improvements
on farm lands be reduced 20 per cent
in Morton. Driscoll and Christiana town
ships, and that improvements on farm
lands in Clear, Lake, Sibley Butte and
wing townships be raised 70 per cent.
On roll call Commissioners Davies. Ko-
sticky, Sandry and Thompson voted aye:
Moved by Commissioner Thompson and
seconded by Commissioner Sandry that
improvements in Ecklund township and
Painted Woods townships on farm lands
be raised Is per cent. On roll call Com
Inissioners Davies, kositzly. Sandry and
Thompson voted aye.
Moved by Commissioner Davies that
improvements on lots 5 and q n Sc Ia
NV Ia and NE ii SW ia section s,
township 143. range rs. be raised $4,000.
On roll call all commissioners voted aye.
Moved by Commissioner Davies and
seconded by Commissioner Sandry that
stations be equalized at $4,000 each in
Burleigh county. On roll call all commits
| %sioners voted aye.
Upon motion the meeting adjourned to
the 18th OF July. 1913.
The Board Of County Commissioners
met pursuant to adjournment. On roll
call Commissions Davies. KositZky,
Sandry and Thompson responded. There
being no business before the county com
missioners they took up the work of
Moved by Commissioner sandry and
seconded by COMMISSIONS Kosltzky. that
farm lands be raised in the following
townships in order to equalize between
the different townships
Boyd township raised 5 per cent.
Sterling raised S per cent.
Sfbley Butte. is per cent.
L,ein, Is per cent.
Lyman S per cent.
Ecklund. s per cent.
Andrews. 10 per cent.
Estherville. S per cent.
Grass Lake, 5 per cent.
H~azelgrove, 8 per cont.
Florence Lake. Z per cent.
Pleasant View. 10 per cent;
and that the following townships be re-