The Oakes times., 1914-01-22

County Auditor ............ 5000
Clerk Of District Court ........ 1000
County supt. Of Schools. ...... 100
On motion to adjourn until e
o'clock A. M, January 8, 1914, mstaon
carried. "
January Q. 1910
8 A. M. County board in session.
Members present: Chairman Brown
and Commissioners Scott, Wirch, Hat
field and Krause.
On motion to continue checking nm
and cancelling delinquent and uncol-
lectable personal property taxes Of for
mer years, motion carried.
On motion and seconded that -.
cording to section 1867 of the 1906
code, the auditor be instructed to noti.
fy any person that has . warrant Il.
lowed by the commissioners, II such
person is indebted to the county for
personal taxes due or delinquent, that
said taxes must be paid before the
warrant can be delivered to the payse,
or said taxes shall be deducted from
the amount Of the warrant, and tie
auditor be further instructed to send
printed notices to each such person
having delinquent taxes to whom war
rants are allowed, motion carried.
On motion it was voted according to
law to transfer the balance in the
states attorneys contingent fund
amounting to $146 to the county gene
raj fund.
On motion to transfer from the
general fund $50 to be placed in the
states attorneys contingent fund,
motion carried.
On motion, it was voted that the
auditor notify the following banks
holding money of the county sinking
funds on time deposits to have their
bonds renewed for the continuance Of
the deposit:
Farmers and Merchants State Bank,
Monango; Bank Of Monango; First
State Bank of Ludden; First State
Bank Of Merricourt; Forbes State
Bank; First National Bank. Glendale;
Glendale National Bank; Farmers'
National Bank, Glendale.
On motion to adjourn until 9 o'clock
a. M, January 10, 1914. Motion car
ried.
January 10, 1914.
9 a. m. County board in session.
Members present: Chairman Brown
and Commissioners Scott, Wirch, Hat
field and Krause.
1t was moved by Commissioned
Wirch and seconded by Commissioner
Hatfield to increase the monthly sala-
ries of A. G. Wilson, deputy sheriff
and of the deputy treasurer, deputy
auditor and deputy register Of deeds
each ten dollars per month, to begin
with January 1914, and upon roll call
the following result was had: "Ayes,'
2; "nays," 2. The vote being q tie, thu
chairman voted AYE" and the motion
was carried, and the auditor instruct
ed to pay the increased salaries be-
ginning with January 1914.
On motion to proceed to designate
the official papers Of the County of
Dickey for the ensuing year and to
ballot on the same at once for three
official papers, motion carried.
The following was the result of the
balloting:
First ballot: Five ballots cast, each
voting for three papers, as follows:
Oakes Times, votes; Dickey County
Leader, 3 votes; North Dakota Record
2 votes; Forbes Republican, votes;
Monango Journal, 2 votes. The Oakes
Times, the Dickey County Leader and
the Forbes Republican having receiv.
ed the highest number Of votes and
each the vote of 4 majority Of all vot'
ing were declared the official papers
of Dickey County for the ensuing
year.
1t was moved by Commissioner Scot
and seconded by COMMISSIONS Hatfield
to lay on the table the contract will
the Better Farming Association and OF
roll call the following vote was taken
l"Ayes." 2: "Nays." 8: whereby tn,