The Dickinson press., 1914-05-02
BILLINGS COUNTY BOARD
DID BIG BUSINESS

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taken up by the commissioners, w. "a.
Hanson, E, D. Peck and Austin Mead,
at Medora, at the quarterly April
meeting:
Salaries of officers, deputies and
clerks: Ira J. Wilson, salary as audi
tor for three months, $424.9S; J.. A.
Berry, salary as deputy auditor for
three months $500; M. Kimball, sal
airy as clerk in auditors Office for
three months, $3.50; John Tester,
salary as treasurer for three months,
$424.98; John F. Tester, salary as
deputy treasurer for three months,
$27O; Walter Tester, salary al clerk
in Office of treasurer for three
months, $3.50; A. E. Dogen, salary as
clerk in Office Of treasurer for three
months, $98.73; A. Follis, salary as
clerk in office of treasurer for two
moths, SALSA; G. E. Burgess, sal
airy as register Of deeds for three
months, $4,000; c. Branick, salary as
deputy register Of deeds for three
months, $270; E. Glaze, salary as
clerk in Office Of register of deeds for
three months, $12O;A. Follis, salary
as clerk in Office Of register of
deeds for one month, $50; J.. A. Pax
ton, salary as judge for three months,
1915; M. Alderman, salary as Supt.
Of schools for three months, $399.99;
F. E. Wilson, salary as deputy Supt.
OF schools for three months, $200.01;
J. K. Swihart, salary as states at
torney for three months, 1915; P. W.
Lebo, salary as clerk of court for
three months, $500; A. E.. johnson,
salary as clerk in office of clerk of
court for one month, SIS; T. v.
Porter, salary as sheriff for three
months, $420; V. E. Pherrson, salary
as deputy sheriff for three months,
$685.; H. Cohee, salary as deputy
sheriff acting as jailor for three
months, $3.50; H. -Cohee, salary as
janitor for three months, $45; L. H.
Moore, salary for care and keep of
P. Conway and L. Washburn for
months, $255. -
Bank depositaries for the sinking
fund, said fund to be apportioned as
follows:
Stockman State Bank, Medora,
$4,000; First State Bank, DeSart,
$4,000; The First National Bank,
Marmarth, $4,000; First State Bank,
Fryburg, $4,000; Farmers State
Bank, Marmarth, $3,O00; First State
Bank, Mineral Springs, $4,000; First
State Bank, Amidon, $4,000; Bank
of Midway, Midway, $4,000; DeSart
State Bank, DeSart, $4,000.
Said banks to furnish surety bonds
in the sum equal to amount appor-
toned to them.
T. N. Voster was appointed inspec-
tor of elections for Hall Voting pre-
cinct on account of the>resignation of
Thomas Evenson. .'t.'
The following bills were audited:
lSlope County News, printing,
$158.63; Einar Sholl, placing channel
irons on bridges, 1904; Geo. Heaton
court house, $14e.0S; B. G. KinmarE,.
wood coal, water and carriage,
$105.75 Senour & Langley, ballot
boxes, $27.50; Welton Mcdonald &
Co., window panes, $3.40; Great
Northern Bridge Co., construction Of
3 steel bridges, $6,933;G. w. Glenn
ems, printing and office supplies
$166.66; J. H. Cramer, printing and
Office supplies, $165.75; N. P. Rig.
Car Co., award of damages done land
on account of the laying out Of a
public highway, 5000; W. L. Barbour,
services on board Of health, $231.70;
F. A. Bordwell, services as fumi-
eating in ase of scarlet fever and
diphtheria in village of Marmarth,
$27O; Marmarth Drug Co., drugs
furnished in fulnigating in cases Of
scarlet fever at Marmarth, $46.50;
Bismarck Tribune Co., claim Of
$685.48 on account of office supplies
furnished county since 1902 until
June 80, 1918, allowed at $500; treas
urer of Peaceful Valley Twp, amount
~apportioned to said township to assist
in doing road work by the board at
their October Is, 1913, meeting,
$3.50; A. r. Wylie, care and keep of
patients at Grafton, $270; Mrs. L. H.
Moore, board of jurors, $29.4O;
American Surety Co., premium on
bonds of E. D. Peck and Marie Acker-
man, $685..
On motion duly made and carried
Henry Paesch was appointed inspec-
tor of elections for Rocky Ridge
Precinct on account of S. L. Sjerdahl
removing from said precinct. M
Bills:-T. V. Porter, sheriff, expen-
ses and mileage Of self and deputies,
$661.29; T. E. Johnson, prisoners
board, $51.35. 81 -
An assessment for, a road fund Of
1852 was made. &
The following places in Billings
county were designated as public
places for the sale of chattels for
ensuing year: Medora, in front Of
court house; at the following towns in
front of p%ostoffice, Gorham, Rainy
Rl1fte. Giese. Radland. Snow. Bessie.
Mound, Amidon, Marmarth, Midway,
Pine, Mikkelson, Mineral Springs,
Billings, DeSart, Shollsmade, Hume,
Quinion, Ukraina; Fryburg, in front
Of town hall; Lowery school house,
section z, twp. 1873, range 100;
school house, sec. "a, twp. al, range
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The board decided that hereafter
but one deputy should be employed
for the sheriff; salary SIS per month.
Pat Conway was appointed jailor at a
salary of $50 after the first month.
The commissioners decided to APP