Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1915-08-05

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pay said sum of $3.50
1t was moved and seconded that
the county auditor, o. j.. Eide, C.
B. Mcmillan and C. E. Johnston be,
and they are hereby appointed as
representatives OF Cavalier county
to represent the county before the
state board of equalization in all
matters coming before such board
pertaining to the equalization of
property in Cavalier county. Car
ried.
Upon motion the board adjourned
to 2 p. m.
2 p. m.
Board convened pursuant to ad-
journment.
All members present.
A petition signed by VIM. Moore
and others praying for road grade to
be built on the town line between
sections "a and IS in Byron township
and sections 2 and 3 in Grey town
ship, was presented and ordered filed
for future reference.
A bid for building a concrete cul-
vert and %eXcavating and filling in all
dirt necessary, was presented and
ordered filed for future reference.
A protest signed by N. A. Mostad
and others, protesting against the
county giving aid to help build a
road between sections 30 and 81 and
sections 20 and 80 in Hope township,
known as the Romfo road, was
presented and ordered filed by the
county auditor. ~.
The township board of Cypress
township presented notice accepting
the bid Of the commissioners to haul
the bridge material from the old
bridge at Hannah, and the county to
have a bridge constructed of said
material.
A petition signed by the town
ship clerk of South Dresden town
ship praying for a bridge to be
constructed between section 3 and
section d., South Dresden township,
was presented, and rejected, as the
bridge money has been expended for
this year.
A petition signed by C. C. Wall.
Abr. Rain and Gerhard Vcer. pray
ing to have their names withdrawn
from a certain petition filed in this
office, was presented and allowed
and ordered filed.
A petition signed by Matt Thomp-
son and others praying that the herd
law be left in Moscow township as
before, was presented and ordered
filed for future reference.
A petition signed by Martin
Fremstad and others, praying for a
graded road to be constructed from
the intersection of the southwest
corner of section II and the south.
east corner of section Is and the
northeast orner of section 10 anC
the northwest corner of section 20,
township 1853, range "a, thence
south a distance of 3 miles to the
township line between the townships
Of Cypress and Glenilla, was pre-
sented and ordered filed for future
reference.
A petition signed by Hans Thomp.
son and others praying for a bridge
to be constructed on the section line
between sections % and 20, town.
ship l59, range 81, was presented
and ordered filed for future refer.
ence.
A petition signed by the clerk OF
Trier township, praying for the sun
Of $64O to be expended on roads ir
Trier township, was presented ane
ordered filed for future reference.
Upon motion the board adjourned
to Thursday morning.
Thursday, July s, 1915.
y a. m.
Board convened pursuant to ad
Journment.
All membres present.
Upon motion the board proceeded
to examine proposed road work al
day Thursday.
July 9, 1915. 9 a. m.
The board convened pursuant t.
adjournment and met as a board o.
equalization.
All members present.
The several chairmen of the differ.
ent townships who met as an advisory
board recommended that the classi.
f~ication of real estate in the count,
be left the same as the past year
viz:
First class-Alma, Banner, Bruce
Cypress, Gallo. Dresden. Easily,
Elgin, Glenilla, Gordon, Harvey,
Henderson, Huron, Langdon, Linden