Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-11-26
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PROCEEDINGS
OF THE
Board Of County Commissioners

OF THE
Board Of County Commissioners
CAVALIER COUNTY, N. D.
Minutes of a special session of the
board of county commissioners held at
the auditors office, November 9th,
1914 at two O'Clock, p. m.
Present: Elias Porter, chairman.
Commissioners E. Wienecke, Alex
Russell, S. G. Erickson and R. B.
Laing.
John G. Eggen and Mike, Schroe-
der appeared before the board Of
county commissioners to divide the
assets and liabilities between Trier
township and Gallo village, and the
following agreement was entered into:
ASSETS
One push grader. ....... $3.50 90
Six wheel scrapers. 80 90
Total ssets..... $24O 90
LIABILITIES
Warrants outstanding. 80. $271 70
Debts not settled. ....... SO 90
Total liabilities. 1921 70
1t is hereby agreed that all the as
sets shall be taken over by Trier town
ship, which leaves a balance of
$S1. 70 in liabilities to be divided be-
tween Trier township and Gallo viii
lage in accordance with the assessed
valuation. 1t was found that of the
total assessed valuation of Trier town.
ship, Gallo village takes ID per cent,
therefore, Gallo village is to pay IA
per cent of the balance of the indebt-
edness, or $11. ID.
1t is further agreed that of the
taxes heretofore levied by Trier town
ship and not yet collected, Gallo viii
lage should get IA per cent and Trier
township SO per cent, and the county
auditor and county treasurer are here
by authorized to divide the same in
that proportion.
Gallo village agrees to issue it's
warrant in favor of Trier township
for $11. "a.
Dated this 9th day of November,
A. D., 1914.
John G. Eggen
Mike Schroeder
John G.. Eggen of Gallo and ]. T.
Wells and George B. Kneedler of Sci
vert township, appeared before the
board of county commissioners to di-
vide the assets and liabilities between
Seivert township and Gallo village.
The statement of assets and liabili-
ties was found to be as follows:
ASSETS
Graders and scrapers, val
LIABILITIES
Warrants outstanding and
debts not settled. ...... S977 Oh
Thereupon it was agreed by and
between the above representatives of
Seivert township and Gallo village
and the board of county commissioners
that Seivert township should take and
w all the above assets: That the
amount of valuation thereof, 1925. 90
should be deducted from the total liza
bilities, leaving a balance of liabili-
ties in excess of assets of 1914. O4.
1t was also found that the village
of Gallo takes 16. GA per cent and
Seivert township SO per cen of the
total assessed valuation of Seivert
township as it stood before the divi-
sion. 1t was %thereupon agreed that
Gallo village should pay its proper
ton, or 16. per cent of the balance
of liabilities, which was found to
amount to S84. "a, and that Sievert
township should pay its proportion of
said liability, or $50 perl cent which
amounts to S489. 10.
1t was further agreed that Sievert
township should assume all of the
liabilities now in force against Sic
vert township, and that Gallo village
should assume its warrants in favor
of Sievert township for the above
amount Of SS4. "a
1t is further agreed that of the
taxes heretofore levied on Sievert, and
not yet collected, Gallo village should
get Is. Oh per cent and Sievert town
ship So per cent and the county au-
ditor and the county treasurer are
hereby authorized to divide the same
in that proportion.
Dated this 9th day of November,
A. D. 1914.
John G. Eggen
j. T. Wells
The above agreement was upor
motion accepted by the board of coun-
ty commissioners and ordered spread
upon the minutes.
Upon motion the board adjourned tc
Tuesday morning.