Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-08-06

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The nscseetsy Tor having 3 constable sit.
uateo locally WAS brought to the attention
OF tne nOard hy the states attorney. and on
motion Anton Homer was appointed such.
-, The hep petition q Fay Harding and others
part Ct Logan precinct No. % be set apart as
VOTING precinct, WAS, on motion. granted,
Precinct No. ~. The chairman u the board
ton and shs polling place lac Highland school
honse No. 4.
On motion The following changes we're
msde IN polling places:
.a hresinct No;s. Logan. Vote at Highland
vik school house.
Precinct No. 10. Linton. Vote In court
room.
Precinct No. Is. Westheld. Vote at Baker
| school house No. g.
| The petition OF Andreas Mtzel and others
of section N-iai-7B. thence running one mile
due east on section lipes to the northeast
| granted.
| The petition of Ray Little and others for
an easenasnt around the hill beginning at
point IL rods east of the southwest corner of
section 3l-lN-I6. thence In nortbeasteriy
| direction e rods to a point II rods due north
OF the south line OF said section, thence %
rods southeast % point on said section line
% rods east Of the point OF beginning was ON
| motion granted.
The petition OF L. D. Briggs and others for
road beginning II the northwest corner of
section lines 10 the southwest corner OF sec
| tion 23 same township and range, was on
| motion granted.
The petstton OF +. Rocker and others for
ROAD beginning At q point 50 rods north OF the
| southwest corner of section i0-J3j-77 thence
running IN southeasterly direction tn
point !s rods east otthe said southwest cor
| granted.
Tho petition of Jacob Ta2is and others for
ROAD BEGINNING ut the southwest corner of
rods. thence northeast Is rods, thence south
east 81 rods 10 the section line 0l rods east OF
the point Of beginning.
4 The petition Of j. I. Wells and others for
section iS-iss.7s. thence due south on section
lines TO the southwest corner OF same sec
tion' was OIL motion granted.
The petition OF r. w. welker and others
| and 351a0-7S, was laid over for the reason
| that there are no funds available with which
to build the said bridge.
The petition OF knute Petersen and others
/ Tor Dridxe to be located between sections q
ana 25.l31-7S was laid over for THE reason
that there are no funds available with which
to build the said bridge.
The petition of W. II. Johnson and others
for bridge to be located at u point u rods
west OF southeast corner of The northeast
quarter Of SECTION 2s-lsa IS, was laid over for
the reason that there are no funds available
with which to build the said bridge.
The claim OF Campbell county. South Da-
kota, for t22l.65 for road work on state line
foaa on south line Of township 1912 was
terraa 20 Commissioner McConviile for In
| vesttgatiOn.
| Payment Of bounty for the destruction of
! gophers as provided in the resolu ion OF JAN
uary ~, 1914. were ratified as follows:
~ Mnrk Pn a s1.so, !. Temple 1.s4, Ernest
Is,R s ole Mas Ssas sgo George Bes-
stedmsn 1.7l. Carl Reich s.4G. Nick Nelson
l-oo Harvey Webert LIZ. Gottfried Carlson
James /. Shepard 8 8s, Ernest savlIe 2.is,
Shelby lag, VIZ: q. bsks. * 4. i. henson os,
Stanley kurtz s OO. Sarah A. Scott Ia, b. 9.
Hanson la; Chas, Hoskins 800 q. f. Kla-
bundle S9. B; !. klabnnde Is g, Mrs. Ru.
beist 2.he, Peter Joachim ZIG; Jacob Hoffart
80 Joseph Bisz s.o6. John Tschosik i SO, NJ.
4; Fischer St2, George Bichler 30, Emma
liam Dyk liz. Edward Olson, G.D6. Willie
kowerdlnk 20 Barend Looyenga LIS. Hague
ss sasPn 6 naso R hss
i.9o. Eetchsr Ryckman 300, John Ryckman
s. 90 Isaac II Dornbusn l.Ss. Ludolph johnson
sl7;sS, Karl Weber $50, George i. Jackson
lsO, George Dickson 650, Q: I. Martin : 81,
i E; Lesher s:04, j. E. johnson 5.si, j. Il. Al
bright LII, Albert shier LOS, Thomas Gro
gSn $40 Jake kundelt 23s. Dick Pool rs.
a;s, konrad Dorscher l. 20. Christ Weber 1fG,
Edwasd stetema s.ss. g Wolterink AZ, ..
ai " e Lucille u. 4, Allen llo l ssroggin
Hon go. Karl Reich zoo, JOS M0ch ISL. Carl
Reich 81 .a2. Bernhard swenson 90. D: d; Job
jansr Is, Frank arosz IS, Geors. f Bosei
~ W,p!sIbs5s a.ss john heirssh g; FED ed
schurmetster t7S: Ernest Temple LOO. NJ
Ac cSer scs 1,ls John Hel,srle ssS George
Boschker 1 80, lgaatz Bosch 80, Jacob For
i p.ss John Weber los Henrich Nathan 1oi.
~ Rredsrich Had iss. George ' j. Woifer
H., rrsd e Ms.keI sls Alexander
earke bosch ss R YlpGen
helm 2as, Jacob Bosch 81. Anton Bosch
Theodere Nssen a sss Shas. ssith a's sS l aa
dreas Bosch 4os, Wilhelm Neumllier 2oi,
a PANEL Bolinesr lss John Bosch 1o, Franz
Berg e.st, Fred snyder a.at Alfred Van der
ssS 80 sspjsInin FIX 10 Mrs; Gotteib
ford 3.6&. Alex HaQer l.16, Fred Reimer a,56
| Wallace kyes 40. John Bnreart liz. Eugene
Klein ~, Sebastain Wald 1e4, George Gren-
40. Anton Ibach 2.66. D. plaggemeier ia,
Steve \ raft 2 90 Joseph Lnuinger 200, john.
kieg 8s, Gsttlieb Bechtle, Jr., go. Chas
4 LILA q o. Frank Bertheau 40, jacob Beck
LIZ. Robert Walker LIZ b. f. Klubunde
a5:a2, Hattie McCnlley ais, Peter Muensch
2.SS. Adam Zahn eco. Christof Wagner 2 o.
Arthur sathesD al. Keith sandige I.SG
Eldnn aemple $50, Nels T. Olson q IA, Esther
Zetlmarl Ia. Eidnn Holiness 3.04, Waiter Boz
1i ms 559 George Shepard e, Joseph Tritz