Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-07-29
met pursuant to. adjournment. On roll
cali Commissioners Davies, KOsltzky,

met pursuant to adjournment. On roll
,call Commissioners Davies, KOSltzky,
Sandry and Thompson responded,
Moved by Commissioner Sandry that
the application from the township board
Of Mckenzie township for an appropria-
ton Of 5000 90 to assist them In grad
Twp. 1873, Rye. ~, be granted. Said
money to be paid to the township treas
urer after said work has been com
pleted and inspected by the county COM
must be done to his entire satisfaction.
Commissioner Davies seconded the above
motion. On roll call all commissioners
voted aye.
Upon motion the application of Q. J.,
Token for refund of road poll was
granted. he being over SO years OF age
and not subject to road poll.
Upon motion the following bills were
allowed:
16s45-Walper & woodruff, repairs and
fixtures, SIG. As.
lS946-First Nat. Bank. assigned go
pher bounty, $7l.S6.
16sF-First Nat, Bank, assigned go
phcr bounty. 1888 ,OS.
1694s-First Nat. Bank, assigned go
pier bounty. $47 90:
,169l9-First Nat. Bank, assigned go
pher bounty. $137.A.
lss5S So, ~ Mat 4, Bank assigned go
16v51-First Nat. Bank assigned go
phei' bounty. $115 AZ.
16952--Frank Barnes, sheriff, board
ing and guarding prisoners. month of
June. 1918, $1,000
16953-Theo. Koffel. legal services by
order Of court. $3.50
16954-State Treasurer to apply OH In
sanity account. IS, 900, 90.
Embellishments Tribune. publication
proceedings Board of County Commits
1695s-Aita Thompson, $3.50, gopher
bounty:
1G957-Louic Johnson, gopher bounty,
1e95s-Gabrlel wetsch, gopher bounty.
$i.1N.
lssS9.loriscolI News, legal publica-
1Go6o-Palladinm Publishing Co.. 100
post cards. $3.50.
16961-Hoskins Stationery Co. sup
plies and flowers for lawn. $1,000.
Upon motion the meeting adjourned to
afternoon.
July 10. afternoon session. Those an
sWering roll call were Commissioners
Davies, Kositzky, sandry and Thomp-
son. asa
Upon motion the following bills were
16962-City Nat. Bank. assigned go
pler bounty s54.26.
commissioners proceedings. SASS.
1864 -65-Quarterly report OF j. q,
Perry, Justice Of the peace, for the quar-
ter ending June 80, 1913. was allowed IN
the sum of $21.30. warrants Nos. 1885,
and 1896 being drawn in payment OF
1896 to 1878. inc.-Quarterly report
of r. S. Pierce. justice of the peace, 70,
quarter ending June 80. 1913, was al
lowed in the sum Of $3.50, warrants
Nos. 1896 to 1898 inclusive. being
drawn in payment of same.
16979-W. j. Prater. Co. Treas. as
signed gopher bounty. 1914. /.
169So-Frank Barnes. sheriff. mileage,
team, auto hire. etc, June, 1913 $4,000
allowed at 1929 .05.
1921 to 1898 i~nc.--Quartcrly report D
w. S. Casselman; justice Of the peace
for quarter ending June 80. 1913. wa.
allowed in the sum of 1921 70, warrants
Nos. 1881 to 169ss being drawn in pay
"f issssnH forae, Dirlam { goril,ttrr ~ibeoau,nts,
$1,000. assigned to w. j.. Taylor
1e9soWaIper & Woodruff. supplies
16o91-C. c. Wattam, reporter distrlc
16992-Henry Barth, road work Phoe
nix township. $14.0O.
1699S-Mandan Mere. Co., bridge ma
iSsS4vs. $. Clifford, painting bridge
$62. 90.
16995-S. $. Clifford. painting bridge
$50. 90.
1885. S. Clifford, painting bridge
$75. so,
16997-Bismarck Tribune Co, lega
publications n commissioner proceed
ings. $58. Al.
i6sss-N. D. Ind. Telephone Co.. toll
30 cents.
16999-N. D. Ind. Tel. Co.. tolls, $2.4c
170O0--H. A. Thompson, labor and re
170Ol-N. d. Ind. Tel. co. tolls Is cents
17002-Gilbert Mfg. Co., culverts
17oos-Gilbert Mfg. Co.. culverts
17oo4-Gilbcrt Mfg. Co., culverts
17oo5-Gilbert Mfg, Co.. culverts
17oos-Gilbcrt Mfg. Co.. culvcrts
17oc7-Gilbert Mfg. Co., culverts
17OoS-Louis kasofsky, witness cor
oner's inquest Of Aaron Rarony. Sl10
~.17CC9-1saac Marcovitz, witness coron
er's inquest Of Aaron Barony, $l.lo.
Aaron Barony, $500.
~17cl1--Fred Carstens. witness cor
oner's inquest, Mills Beech, $1.10.
170l3-P. +. Strock, witness coroner;
inquest. Mills Beech, $1.10. .
IaVl1 Ldlsoi'' "i'"eSs ooloh0i
17015-F. r. smyth, coroner case 0
Mills Beech. $7.55.
Upon motion the quarterly report Q
4 ", S. C~asselman, justice Of the peace
for the quarter ending June 30. 1913
was rejected on the following cases, AM
the costs incurred in said cases disal
| lowed: State of North Dakota VS.. james
Mcdonald. Phil Milstad and James He'd
mark. State VS.. John Garrett and Ed
Regain, State of North Dakota VS.. Lev
Larson, State of: North Dakota VS.. Dori!
Killmer. State Of North Dakota VS.. IIsh'
am Hall. State Of North Dakota VS.
Irene Graves.
Upon motion the bill Of J. c. Sweet
in the sum of $4,000 for 50 yards Of rocl
was rejected.
On motion the bill OF r.. J. Woodman
see in the sum of $500 night services a:
bailiff was rejected.
On motion the bill of James c.. Thomp'
son in the sum of $1,000 for night ser
vices was rejected.
17O16, II. 49,. 19-Quarterly report o
w. S. C~asselman, justice Of the peace
for quarter ending June 30, 1913, wa:
allowed and warrants ordered drawn il
payment of same as follows: W. $. Cas-
selnan Justice Of the peace. $6.45;' Mar
tin Ronslo, $50; George Olson. $3.50
warrants Nos. 17o1e, ~. IS and 10 beinl
17020-Quarterly report Of W.. $. Gas
selman. Justice Of the peace, for quar-,
ter ending June 80. 1913, was allowed
and warrant ordered drawn in payrnen
Of same in the sum Of S13.S5.
17021-H. u. O'Neill. juror case inques
Of sChas. Peterson. $1.0O.
17o23-L. D. Cunning, juror case in.
quest Of Chas. Peterson, s1:Oo.