Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-11-26
Taxation:
For 1852; Against, sos.
Woman Suffrage:
For 972. Against 1166

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Sam Iverson, 1872; Chas Dunnigan, |
I'll.
County Commissioner, 5th District:
] L Thompson, 1853; Alex Russell, |
235.
Upon motion the board adjourned as
a %canvassing board and met at 200
p. m. as a board Of county commits
%sioners; all members present.
Upon motion the following bills
were audited and allowed:
Institution for Feeble Mind
ed, care of feeble minded
patients S Is 90
Jerry Kelland, livery, mile
age and miscellaneous. 118 65
Jerry Kelland, delivering
ballots to 81 precincts SO so
Jerry Kelland, stamps and
kilograms ........... II 90
N. D. State tuberculosis
Sanitorium, care of patients 8 60
S G Gibson, coroner fees. 80 80
E Wienecke, juvenile officer
lees ........ o ~
C Tourand, board and room 2 80
E C Dedrick, ballot boxes
for third ward ......... 4 IS
A Schulke supplies for clerk
OF court. L 70
G A Lindstrom, searching
for Mike Gearhart. ..... Fl IS
Times Herald Publishing
Co, supplies for county
sup't office ......... 5 80
Tessie O'Brien, transcript,
case of State VS. Robert
son and Stevens. ...... 4 20
John G May, arrest and
care of prisoner ....... II 40
H F Kanuemann physicians
services on transient. 8 90
Ole Norby, searching for
fOfmO. y w
Fred A Thompson, arrest Of
transient. 10 5O
P A Rolen, arrest and care
OF translents ........ 80 90
Campbell & McGregor, liv-
cry for coroner 7 so
The following applications for the
abatement of taxes were presented to
and acted on by the county commits
s%ioners.
The application for abatement by
the 500 Railway Co. on Lots /, 2,
and 5 of Block IS, of Nekoma vii
lage, and Lots 7 and 8 of Block IA, Of
Alsen, was granted for the reason that
said lots were used for railroad pur-
poses.
The application of A. w. Hewitt,
for the abatement of taxes on Lot 10,
of Block Ia, of Hannah village was
granted and the taxes lowered from
So. "a to So. 40 for the reasons that
buildings were assessed, where there
were none.
The application of C. E, Shortridge
for the abatement Of 1913 taxes on
structures on Lot 10 of Block s, Of
Calvin village, was allowed for the
reason that the said structures were
assessed on a different lot.
The application of MI. Cotton, for
the abatement Of 1913 taxes on the
northeast quarter of Section IL, Town
ship 1853, Range 81, upon motion was
disallowed.
The County Auditor was instructed
to call for bids to be opened on Mon
day January 18th, 1915, at the hour of
2 200 p. M, for the furnishing of sur
ETY. bonds for the county officers for
the next term.
The County Auditor was instructed
to call for bids to be opened on Tues
day January 9Th, 1915, at the hour of
200 p. m., on time deposits and dali
ly balances.
Upon motion the board adjourned to
Wednesday morning.
Wednesday, November 18th, 1914.
The board convened pursuant to ad-
journment. All members present,
except Commissioner S. G. Erickson.
Upon motion the following bills
were audited and allowed:
Quarterly report of Frank Hensel,
justice of the peace:
Justice fees, State vs. John
son Henderson ......... S 8 IS
Miles Lockhart, constable
fees State VS. johnson
Henderson .......... ID so
Mrs Frank Smith, witness
fees State VS. johnson
Henderson ........... 2 40
John Johnson, witness fees
State vs. johnson Hender-
son 10
Ole Salte, witness fees,
State vs. Johnson Hender-
0 ...... 10
Miles Lockhart, witness fees