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ton, vital statistics. 81; Jacob Krier, vital
tistics; siL.7s; +. Y. B 3 Vital Istatis-
s.; yoSn Magg i. v Htsisi yt stist ssa! sis.ss
Brown. gumamoning jurors,s46.7oi; Geo. ).
s Brown. e services g q Rs'i jaiier. ; ssSt; Gee Gee' J. ).
and, Mandan, s6S; Geo: !: Browns post
fEe; ael %iisags a = iiSs,ry sss sa5. Geo. 3 y.
appeared before the board in behalf Of
the Dickinson Commercial Club regard
provided for In Chapter 1T, Session
Laws 113 and the matter was taken
The following Bills were allowed:
Bismarck Tribune Co. supplies, 50;
D s'ddn g. Ks92snteenle ell: Bros, supplies for
Brown, mileage and livery. $26o.05; Geo.
J. Brown, mileage and livery for january
$49.40; Geo. ]. Brown, mileage and livery
f fiery Ees sns' &,ls sss;soi Tor ee March Il s hssEe:
patients for March, S45.
coroner's account In the matter Of the
inQuisition Upon the body Of Mike Wer-
mel. was presented and the auditor was
Instructed to draw. warrants for the
various items Of expense to wit: ~
zim ni n; s: 3 ! .} }ssffSF' Aa sss;aS; ! sasep
juror, $2.10; r. w. Furman, witness,
s5;49; A: D: Davis. fees, s41;s
Peace John Kampf, were received and
amount of $25.35. 10
The quarterly report Of Justice ?. A.
warrants authorized. ri
Report Of Justice of h Peace H: Z.
Nichols was received and the auditor
in connection w Wit h the several cases
Reports of Justice sterland were re-
amount of $i23.5O, in payment OF ali
Reports of Justice of the Peace A. p.
thorized drawn in payment Of the fees
amounting to s140. 80 -
Company in the amount Of $4,000, was
approved as to form by the states at
torney and as to amount and suficiency
by the board. ~
Bill Of Geo. w. Norm was not allowed
for the reason that the same was not
Bill Of A. F. Reilly for justice fees was
not allowed for the reason that this same
claim was some years g disallowed by
the board of County Commissioners. II
E. g. White was allowed a rebate of
s1;SS. having paid a road poll and is ex-
Pete R~odokowski was allowed a refund
of $16.26 for. the reason he had paid his
1912 personal taxes twice. :
Daniel Decker was allowed q rebate of
SO, he having paid a road poll for two
years and being exempt. -
w. E. Fuller was allowed a. rebate of
$3.50, having paid a road poll and being
c. g. -Gunkel was allowed a refund for
the 1912 taxes on Lots Is and 16 in
also by the State Finance Go.
E. P. Lee was allowed a refund for the
improvements assessed on the south
8 #. of Lot 8 in Block 40, o. P. Dick
in 50 r. ss sfewa nsin Mas as ailo 8 IN n r error; for
the improvements assessed to him on
the frac. part of the neA of section
1 lsss Typ T. lss: range &c. same being as
Josh Fisher was allowed a rebate for
the 1912 and 1913 taxes on the SEX of
section IA, twp. 1877, range SO, same
being government land. -
On motion the board adjourned to April
Sth.
Wednesday,, April 9Th, 1914.
me mfe P PUara me c sRnlihuan5 TO a aSghes,
Roquette n Mischief.
l., W. R: Veigell. supt. Of Highways.
handed in his list of deputy superin-
tendents as follows:
Fred .
John Schultz. :
Joseph chute. -.
William Streu.
Charles Offet.
Karl Reiman.
H. Shurtliff.'
JohnMetZ.
]. H. Towberman.
Octave Duvall.
C. F. Miller.
j. w. Sellman, and the same were ap-
proved by the board.
The entire day was taken up with
road matters.
- Thursday, April 9th, 1914.
ment; Present. Commissioners Hughes,
Roquette and Mischief.
The entire day vas taken up in check
ing the office Of the county treasurer.
On motion h board adjourned to
Friday, April 10th, 1914.
The board met pursuant to adjourn
ament: Present, Commissioners Hughes
and Roquette.
The work of checking the county
the cash on lar in the amount of
s15 %H go o; II; was 81 fo4 fn;7oE to be f iDsnsfer of
funds were authorized:
From County Interest to General Fund
From County Sinking to General Fund
From Road Poll to Road Fund s1,see. so.
From Penalty and Interest to General
Fund $3,23O.O0. ns-....
From Seed Grain to General Fund
s. $3.50. 90.
From Emergency t. General Fund
9 1910. 90.
From Register Of Deeds to General
Fund 81, 000.0 90. .
From Miscellaneous to General Fund
From Liquor Prosecution to General
Fund $1,000 90.
The deputy county treasurer was
allowed an increase in salary Of $3.50
1914.
on motion the board adjourned to
Monday, April 18th.
Monday, April 18th, 1914.
The board of commissioners met pur-
suant to adjournment: Present, Com.