The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1914-01-30

witness lees .........., n...... "
Fines collected and RENTED
to county treasurer =. -. 81 40
The board considered the various bids
submitted for supplying B%ottineau coun-
ty with bridge timber and pilin9, also cul-
verts for he year 1911.
Motion made and carried that the bid of
the Piper-Howe Lumber company on
bridge timber be accepted with the under
stand na that the county use the bridge
material h Imperial Elevator company
have on hand; account of the same hav-
ing been ordered by the board.
Motion male and carried tina the bid
submitted by the Imperia, Elevator Conn
pany TN bridge piling he accepted.
Notion made and carried that the bid
submitted by the North akota Metal cul.
vert company on culverts be accepted.
On motion the board adjourned until 8
a. nj.
Friday. January 16. 1914.
Board in session. Members present.:
Chairman Larson. Commissioners Glom.
seth and Sidener.
The Hennepin Bridge company of Min.
~neapolis. Minnesota, submitted a proposal
and contract for the building of one bridge
in Bottineau county. The same was &C
cepted and the following resolution adopt
ed.
Be it resolved by this board, that the
Hennepin Bridge company's proposal
to build or rebuild bridges for Bottineau
county on a percentage basis, be ac-
cepted.
The county to have the privilege of
ordering one bridge or more ut option
of the county board. ..
"A surety bond of $40 ~ to be filed
with the county auditor n an addi-
tional bond to be filed at the time
~an order is placed with said company
for a bridge to he built or rebuilt under
the emergency law. said bono 10 be not
less than the estimated cost of the
work. a..,:~
Before any action was taken by the
board the matter was thoroughly discuss
ed with Mr.. L. H. Johnson. president al
the Hennepin Bridge company. who plac
Ell bridge plans on file with the county
auditor e.
Petition received from residents and
officers of Lordsburg township asking fol
the construction of five bridges Commis
%sioners.. Glomseth, Sidener and Larson
were appointed a committee to view sites
County surveyor appeared before the
board. Estimate of cost for the construc
tion of q wagon bridge across the Mouse
river on section line between sections
eighteen and nineteen. township one hun.
dred sixty range seventy eight, presented
No action taken and on motion petition
was laid on table. - :.
On motion board adjourned until 9 a. M.
/. Saturday, January IL. 1914. e..
Board, in session. Members present;
Chairman Larson: Commissioners Glom
seth and Sidener.s ...,..5 80,
On motion, the following bills were au.
dited and allowed:
The Journal Printing company,
publishing the delinquent tax
ilSt....... innocence! .........-.. ........,$ COS u
Mrs.sE. C. Bowen, juvenile court
officer expenSe:..... 81 "a
Fladeland Williams, Drug COM
pany, medicine for prisoners 80. 9 O.
Russell Sentinel. publishing COM
missioner proceeding October "A
| to December D. 1915. .. - "a IL
Times-Herald Publishing com. 49,
pany: supplies for court house,. II II
l.. F. Sa,'dstrom. Standard atlas
of Bottineau county,. .... 10 OK
City of Antler. relief for county ..
poor, report No. ...-....... Al q
County auditor. postage. express
and freight charges, December .
II to January l6. i9l4. g. 81
Marie LaMarre. clerk county judge
office. recording. December II to
January Is. 1914. 20 "a
City of Bottineau. relief for county
poor. reports numbers three,
four and 1853 II
Allen S. Nero. supplies for court
honse..---.. 49,. ..-..a....... a O.
Mcintosh Brothers.. supplies for .
court house ............. i. . ~ II
w. HI. Adams. states attorney. ex-
pense October II, 1919. to January
i. 1914 81 IS
Mrs. J. A. Johnson hospital SER
vices county poor,June e to july
II, 1911. ........ ...... 49,. ..... 20 0C
J. A. johnson. NJ. d. services u
ty poor june Is to July 81, 1919 ..... Is 90
State hospital for the insane. care
and treatment of Bottineau
county patients for quarter end
ing December3 81. 1914. Ga o.
WestiIope City hospital. care
count zoe February g to April
3, l9t3......s....... % 90
A n MocK0v M n sorvicoa prsa.