The Dickinson press., 1915-01-16
OFFICIAL
Proceedings OF the Board Of County Com.
mIssIoners Of Stark County, N. D.

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Dickinson. N. D., January 4, 1915.
The Board of County Commissioners
met in regular session as provided by
law. Present Commissioners D. Hughes,
A. F. Mischief and John J: Lob.
The board organized by electing D.
Hughes permanent chairman.
John j. Lob qualified as county COM
missioner, his bond being approved as to
sufficiency by the board and as to form
by c states Attorney J. P. Cain: =,
deeds, his bond being. approved as to
sufficiency by the board and as to form
by the states attorney.
his bond being approved as to sufficiency
by the board n as to form by the
states attorney.
w. R: .Veigel qualified as county sur
veyor, his bond being approved as to
sufficiency by the board and as to form
by the states attorney.
the peace, his bond being approved as
to sufficiency by the board and as to
form BY the states attorney.
Kurt Schliesser qualified as assessor
bond being approved as to sufficiency by
the board and as to form by the states
attorney.
The minutes of the last quarter were
read and approved.
The board then proceeded to open the
bids OF the several banks in the county
WlSllIAS ~ pcCOIlc COully ucpOSlLdTlcS
and the following banks bids were re-
corded:
Richardton State bank 8 per cent per
hnn the a ON aatly of o? s27' ee6. personal bond
Merchants State bank of Richardton 8
per cent on average daily balances and 5
per cent for the sinking fund, personal
bond in the amount of 100000.
Farmers & Merchants State bank of
Taylor, 8 per cent on average daily bal
ances and 5 per cent per annum on sink
inc fund Cl1rnfN hnn1c in tho u nf
Gladstone State bank, 3 per cent on
average daily balances.
Taylor State bank, 3 per cent on aver
age daily balances and bond in the
Citizens State bank of Belfeld, 8 per
bond in the i amount tlt Of 1000. 'Ne'
First National bank Of Belfeld,- 8 per
cent on average DAHL, balances and S per
Dakota National bank of Dickinson. 9
per cent on average daily balances and 8
per cent for Singing "a f6Mnmad' personal bond
Merchants National bank, 8 per cent
cent per annum on the sinking fund,
First National bank of Dickinson, 9 per
cent on average daily balances and 5-per
cent per annum on sinking. fund, per-
on motion of commissioner Mischief.
seconded by Commissioner Lob and car
ried, the bid of the above mentioned
dai1y ba%ia ers ae of RSe co ON .1e fun aIer aad
the treasurer is Instructed to deposit in
these banks according to law;
On motion the folloWin n bills were al al
A.. Mcclure, insurance premium, soy;
John Orchard, premium on surety bond,
$$772; Aldrich & Aldrieh, meals for Jury
S35: Anton Lung. labor on court house
chimncys, So; A. P. Nachtwey, services
supt' board = of h b II! $i i%G,G Ger %e W; Ki1e
ger ce g9statgG for $s eaijer MaS $500; M FrsnR a.
SUPPLE ISL ST.. Walker Bros: & Hardy
,o oaafege s and zGp;pli ss,'; $40; t E. f. W Ward,
M MiraIss' care Of inmates for November
hna %d RSfsmRss' S fsG f II; L.; si Ays5;' n RF'n 1:
Etc., $12s.44; NJ L: Ayers, p%receeddinSgs
and abstract of vote (%assigned) $12S:94;
court, ssi.i6; VI: sterland' bailiff district
court, s.; II. E. Brown bailiff district
In accordance with Chapter 14S Session
Davis were appointed commissioners OF
In accordance with Chapter 1a5 SEES
sion Laws 1911, w. r. Veigel was .ap-
pointed county superintendent OF high
Ways TsSsss for two tEsvvs ygiags at ekn s. psr 1 aiY WIN in
the discharge Of his duties.
The bond Of the Relaxation, State bank
for ,$27, ooo,s Farmers & Merchants State Sans
for $4,000, Taylor, State bank - fo oro $2q, Goot
National bank Of Belfeld for se $7 6S &C., Ma "a
f Fist National bank Of Dickinson for
$50, 900, were all approved by the board
as to sufficiency and as to form by the
On motion the board adjourned. to jan
nary 5th, 1915.
The Board Of County Commissioners
met pursuant to adjournment: Present,
Commissioners D.. Hughes, John ]. Lob
and A, F; M liz 4ha c,adstore State bank
SO. GOO, was approved as to sufficiency
BY the board and as to form by the
ST. f. 4. Burgeson qualified as states at
torney, his bond being, approved as to
sufficiency.. by the board n as to- form
valentine Koch qualified as clerk Of
proved as to sufficiency by, the board
and 3 f Eol forn oaa z fas a sta justice cs'o Of the
peace, his bond being approved a. 49, ~
sufficiency by the board n as to form
by the states attorney.
on motion the following bills We're al
lowed and ordered paid by warrant:
Geo. j. Brown, board of prisoners,
Stills; Geo. T.. Brown. postage o te 1s:
grams and supplies for. prisoners, SZS.lz;
Valentine Koch, bill for premium on bond
in the amount of $67.85 was cut to $60,
the item of interest from nua l913'
to December 1914, was not alloWed; u.
Y. Boulger, services as. court stenogra-
piies, $3.50; Sentinel of Warwick, N. D.,
official estray paper, SIS; The lawyers
Co-Operative Publishing Co., complied
Laws 1918, $3.50; Geo..J.s Brown, mlleage
and livery for. November, $65:40; Geo. J.
Brown, mileage and livery for Deem
The c~oroner's report in the matter OF
| the inuuisition upon the body Of Bernerd
| Ebert was received and the auditor az
| thorized to draw. warrants for the ices
in connection with the case,
The report of Justice P. A. Horn was
received and ordered filed, all fees IN the
cases being paid. 90
The report of Justice of the Peaee
Louis Schacherer was received and ords
cred filed, all fees in the cases. reported
The report Of Justice Of the Pease
| Oscar Simonson was received and tne
o,d;for authorized to issue warrants 1OT