Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-10-22

oeCCloh 90, township LOU, Range Oh f,
thence west three miles, thence south |
three miles; thence east three miles
thence north three miles, to the point
of beginning, and embracing Sections
33, 80 and 81 of Township 16O, |
Range "a, and Sections 4, 5, 6, 7, 81
and 9 OF Township l59, Range 81,
and containing 5707 OF acres of land
Dated at Langdon, N. D., this 7th
day of October, A.. D. 1914.
Elias Porter, Chairman.
E. Wienecke Commissioner.
K. B. Laing, Commissioner.
S. G. Erickson, Commissioner.
Alex RUSSELL Commissioner.
Attest:
j. K. Hamilton, Auditor.
Tuesday, October g.
Board convened pursuant to ad-
journment. All members present.
The following resolution was unani-
mously passed by the board:
RESOLUTION.
Whereas, Various claims have been
presented to this board for a refund
Of probate fees paid under law re-
Gently held unconstitutional by the
supreme court of the state of North
Dakota, and
Whereas, A further decision of the
supreme court is necessary to deter
mine whether such probate fees in
Cavalier county have been paid volun-
tarily and
Whereas, A test case is about to
be Instituted to determine that ques-
tion, and the board desires to avoid
multiplicity of actions, ard the in
creased costs which would be occa-
stoned by such,
Now, Therefore, Be it resolved
that the decision of this board allow.
ing OF rejecting all claims which have
been presented to this board for sai(
refund, or which may be presente,
during the pende cy Of saic
action, shall abide the decision
of the Supreme court in said test cas'
and that said claims presented within
the time heretofore specified shall al
be considered to be involve
in said action, and tina
no separate suits need be brough
upon said claims to prevent th'
statute of limitations from running
against the same. Provided however
: that this resolution shall apply onl.
on to such claims for refund as have no
49, been barred by the statute of limita
tions prior to the date Of this resolu
T. tion.
lls Board adjourned to Tuesday morn
ing 9 100 a. m.
Tuesday morning the board conven,
ed pursuant to adjournment.
Present: E. Porter, Chairman,
Commissioners Alex Russell, S. G.
Erickson, E. Wienecke, R. B. Laing,
The following bills were audited
and allowed:
M 0 Strom, supplies for
lis court house. ...... $ IL Il
k. S A Boyd, mileage as
On deputy supt. of schools
Of lor 3rd quarter .... 1872 sc
c A Spellman, supplies for
court house. .......... ~ II
W Globe Gazette, supplies for
court house 1O |s
~ D c Mcdonald, supplies for
i court house. ....... 4t
,r A E Harrington, geranlums
- for court house yard. 80. O(
~ Walker Bros & Hardy,
records, tax books and
:; supplies - %
ID Walker Bros & Hardy,
~ primary election supplies 554 Il
=. DR. A R Wylie, care of fee
~ BILE minded patients for
- July, Aug, Sept, Oct 3O3 O(
Grand Forks Times, sup
plies for court house. o.
= Robert Work, treasurer,
I'll juror vouchers :. ... 56 OF
- Robert Work, treasurer,
&C postage, envelopes and
=, box rent. 81 &,
'ii Robert Work, cash advanced
teachers institute. ..... Z OF
Robert Work, treasurer,
ne exchange .......... II
J.. Robert Work, treasurer,
mn district court witness fees Is q
RS Robert Work, treasurer,
OF express and delivery. " 3 s.
ng Robert Work, treasurer,
ne district court bailiff fees. s o.
IT'S Robert Work, treasurer,
'er stenographer fees district
as court 72 8
he Robert Work treasurer,
laundry for prisoners. 49,. 13 l