The Dickinson press., 1915-09-18

the records of the treasurer and finding
them n to be correct: approved the same:
clerk OF court. Board having completed
the records of the clerk of court and
finding them to be correct, approved the
same. Board proceeded to check the rec
completed checking the records Of the
e%orreSt, approved the same. 500 ,. IN:
300 a. M. August 9th. 1915. 900 a. M,
August 9th, 1915. Board convened pur-
suant to adjournment. present, E. D..
Board proceeded to check records of
sheriff. Board having completed check
ing the records of the sheriff and find
same: A petition was presented to the
Board signed by J. J. Eaton ct al. ask
Ing to FAYE a o laid out and opened
south as fr f9llo tTe nol s3sSginning Sssh feet tst
southwest quarter of section 35-141-9S.
or point of deviation and running in a
southeasterly direction 461h feet. thence
It appearing to the satisfaction of the
Board that said petition was signed by
more than s legal voters who own or
road and that copies of same were post
ed in three conspicuous places within the
county for more than 20 days as re-
a an3fee Garfield R = lrw it U %as m STdered d0' That "t eSs
Board meet at the residence. of J. ].
Eaton on the nwA of 26-141-98 on the
the aafatssrnoo1onse Of said DAY yy for the 1t 4 puGpos se
of personally, examining the proposed
new road and to hear all reasons for or
against the laying out of said road and
damages to owners Of land injuriously
effected thereby, If any there be. and
that notice be given Of he time, and
the purpose thereof to all owners of said
land through which said road may pass
IN the manner provided by law A pc,
by Ray -Soule ct al, asking to have a
road laid out and opened up as follows:
Beginning at the section corner on the
s s91nG. h corner OF corner err OF sect section aho o.
3.4 of a mile; thence in a southeaster!y
direction across sections 9, 16,. % in said
township and range, to a point on the
26 in said township Inc range about 40
rods south, south of the northwest corn
er of said section 26; thence due south
thence in a southeasteriy direction across
26 and SO to the southeast
corner of section 36 in said township and
range a a;sd. there Tiers ending en- It appsaring ga to
petition was signed by more than 6 legal
voters who own or occupy real estate
in the vicinity of said road and that
spicuous places within the county for
more than 20 days as required by law,
on motion duly made and carried it was
day of September, 1915, at 800 in the
of said day at the residence
of Ray Soule on the swA Of 26-141-1O0
the proposed new o n to hear all
reasons for or against the laying out of
road and deciding ape said appli-
cation and award damages. to owners of
there be. and that notice be given of
the. time and place of the meeting of
said Board and the purpose thereof TO
through which said road may pass in the |
manner provided by law. Moved by MI.
Neuens and seconded by MI. Peck, the
7SfRS1Rf 81 it the sppf ea11e~i to the fss0' Baard
of County Commissioners that the sery-
ices of a deputy are needed in the Of
flee of sheriff of Billings County. North
therein, now THEREFORE, BE
1T RESOLVED, that the Board Of County
Commissioners of Billings County, North
sheriff of such deputy hereby authorized
and confirmed, said appointment to be-
gin on September list, 1915, and con
Board. such deputy to receive a salary
of $500 per month, and to be paid out
Of the county fund in the manner pro
YiSed ny Of ia the ]fo rhs eu reso1atio on being fne
put to a vote Messrs. Peck and Neuens
voted Aye and there being no vote in
nsgative the same wa decla ! ed
noon. Board on motion adjourned to
meet at 200 p. m: 200 p. m. Board
convened pursuant to ad{ourn,maent; pres
commissioners The following bills were
audited and allowed and the auditor was
instructed to issue warrants in payment
keep Of L.. Washburn, from June 14th to
claim Of $3.50, expenses n mileage Of
FIN ana asRq Pabiish ang" co, Office Of s' sup;
plies, $500; Tester Mercantile Co., sun
dry supplies. $40; 2; D. Peck, services
as commissioner, $3.50; w. N; Ne1ens'
Mason, labor on roads, s14. 90. The res
ignation of Austin Mead, commissioner
for the first district, was filed with the
provisions of section 697 Of the Compiled
Laws Of North Dakota for 1913, p. D.
members of the Boar of County Com
and v; =. Pehrsson. county Judge, pro
Berry and seconded by Mr.. Peck that c.
3. Geesaman be appointed as commits
s sloGsr b for M said N d1seriet; TO a app mG9ion Q. vas Fs
Olson for commissioner for said district
Olson for commissioner for said district,
but there being no se GSa to mo sa1d motion M t Mr
Berry being put to a vote Commissioner
E. D.. Peck. N Pehrsson, county judge;
and J. A.. Beery, county auditor, voted
voted NO Motion carried. 400 p. m.
Board on motion adjourned to meet
September 9th,, 1915. e. D. Peck, chair
man pro tenn of Board of County Com
missioners. Attest, ]. A. Berry, County
Auditor.
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