The Oakes times., 1914-01-22
COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS.
Glendale, North Dakota,
January S, 1914.

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On motion the board proceeded 70
check up the register Of deeds, clerk
Of court and superintendent Of schools.
Following the checking the hoard ~
ported as follows: Receipts in the
Office Of register Of deeds from Oct. 1
to Dec. 81, 1913, amounted to $905, for
which receipts were exhibited showing
the full and correct amount paid into
the county treasury. The clerk Of
court exhibited treasurer's receipts for
$304.75, full amount collected in his
Office for the quarter ending Dec. 81,
1918. Total amount Of collections IN
the Office Of the county superintendent
Of schools for the quarter beginning
Oct. I, 1913, and ending Dec. 81, 1918,
found rs $1o7, for $50 Of which re-
ceipts were shown from the state and
county receipts for the balance, SIS.
Reports approved.
Commissioner Scott nominated G. s.
Brown for chairman for the ensuing
year. No other nomination being made
Commissioner Scott made . motion to
suspend the rules and to elect c. s.
Brown chairman by acclamation. No
tion carried and C. s. Brown was de-
clared elected chairman Of the board
of county commissioners for the ensu-
ing year Of 1914.
On motion to adjourn until 9 o'clock
a. m. January 6, 1914, motion carried.
January 6, 1914.
8 a. m. County board in session.
Members present: Chairman Brown
and Commissioners Scott, Wirch, Hat
field and Krause.
On motion to accept the report Of
w. r. Bishop, sheriff, as to the collec-
tion Of delinquent personal property
taxes during the year 1918, motion
carried. Following are the amounts o1
total collections: Delinquent taxes
collected as per reports filed with the
county treasurer and duplicates filed
with the county auditor, $5,248.6S; fees
for the collection Of the above taxes,
$4,000. All turned over to county
treasurer. The said yearly report was
accepted and ordered filed.
The following members of the board
of health as constituted by chapter SO
of the session laws of 1918, States
Attorney d. T. Youker, president, and
Superintendent Of Schools Mary B.
Pennington, vice president, chose DR..
L. B. Greene as superintendent of pub
lie health and third member of the
board. The above members of the
board of health filed their oaths of
office and were declared duly qualified.
On motion to allow $50 toward the
children's corn contest at Oakes mo-
tion carried and the auditor was in
structed to draw a warrant for the
said amount favor C. A. Malander,
chairman.
On motion that I. r. Maercklein M.
D. be appointed county physician for
the Oakes district, vice B. E. Ryder
removed from state, motion carried.
On motion petition as filed by the
Great Northern Railway Co. for an
abatement of valuation on the VIZ
NEA and the lots 2 of section 11-129-
63, making reduction of taxes thereon
from $207.58 to $167.7S was granted
and refunding order ordered drawn to
cover the same on account of excessive
increase in valuation by reason OF
double valuation of the depot.
On motion the following bills were
allowed and warrants ordered drawn
for the same:
Institute for Feeble Minded,
care of county patients. ...$ 60. .OC
w. S. Wickersham, box rent
and statutory fees board of
insanity 5.2s
Brown & Slocum, supplies =. %. sc
w. G. Croker, review and ex-
animation questions 5000. 11.51
Colburn School Supply Co.,
primary material ........ 1.1(
L. w. Sullivan, box rent and
stamps .................. 21A
E. +. Dunton, supplies. 5000. LAC
Oscar D. Beggs, stamps from
Oct. to Dec 81 ........ 1925
j. H. Nagel, officia' printing %. IA
Alex. R. Wright, delinquent
tax list publication and
papers .................. 1856 .0l
Frank Jarvis, printing ...... 1890
Jay Stiles, supplies for county
charge last April ........ 6.S;
Glendale Grain & Produce
Co., coal for court house. 548. 2;
On motion to adjourn until 9 o'clocl
n. M, January Z, 1914. Motion car
ried.
January z, 1914.
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