The Dickinson press., 1915-02-27
OFFICIAL
49,
Proceedings Of the Board. OF County
Commissioners Of Stark County,
North Dakota

Three pc were recorded, viz: The
tai Bridge Company and the Iowa Bridge
Company.
After comparing the bids it was found
were the lowest bidders on steel frames
and upon motion of Commissioner Lob,
seconded by Commissioner Mischief and
carried, the Minneapolis Bridge Co. were
The board then proceeded to open the
bids filed with the auditor on metal cul-
verts and the following bidders were rep
North Dakota Metal Culvert Co..
wheeling %Cerrugating Co.
RusseN Grader Mfg. Co.
Northwestern Sheet and Iron Works.
%innsapelis. stesl and Machinery Go.
was found that the Wheeling Corrugat-
ing Co. were the lowest bidders and upon
motion of Commissioner Mischief, seconded
Dy, commissioner Lob, n carried, the
the contract to furnish culverts.
th ING s,, balance ns Of the day was spent with
Supervisors, laying out the work which
is to be done on roads this season.
On molten the board adjourned to
Tuesday. February 10th, 1916.
The board met pursuant to adjourn
ment: Present Commissioners Hughes,
Upon motion duly seconded and carried
the auditor was instructed to issue war
rants in payment of the following bills:
ending SSHl I; saSS9' $751; s5''i 1s14 ISL $780, F Fraak
Schiller, sand, s1.5O; American Surety
Co., premium on bonds. $40; valentine
k R0cns postage sxn and express s r s4'7ei d =; "A:
$3.50; institution for Feeble Minded,
care Of inmates, $45, The. Russell Nc
E Es't 81 { Da pTSm' haalin on as Rsna' $50: isS:' ;:
H. Peterson, supplies and repairs, Sc. 90;
NJ. L. Ayers. printing proceedings, etc.
S SSa:as; merth etc., pak sss.e He Haarv pf pancs:
Ayers, supplies: $i1s:7s; Lee s': Heir. road
york. 81; Christ stoxen. road work:
per pea'd diem t and miles saH;'y s27.so; + Il: A. A's Bur.
geson, stamped envelopes, s21;s6; G; F.
ling Co.. lumber and cement, $3daod;
Melton Mcdonald & Co., supplies. 81: 80;
Brosi < Hardy aDi', saPplies. $751; s5! 70; "xH 4: 4.
Printins Co.. sO,'' SUPPLIES fasit $7.so: e: {:
L, Hughes, express, freight and postage.
Leask, recording SATISFACTION, Soc:
ter of the insanity case of L. H. Dundas
was received and warrants authorized as
Dg. ". H. Long, $500: DR.. H. A. Davis.
$685.. John j.. Lob, per diem, s25;
Walter Sterland, bailiff district court, 81;
Geo. j.. Brown. posting notices Of organ
ling Of township Grand Vale. $d6;S0;J.
". Molloy, labor and supplies. $3.50; H.
Scott, juror district court. sso.io;' Zion
insane. are Of patients. $sss:se; n. {.
R ka a supplles' s1. g D Rishsr 81 H ioGaiigea r..
court stenographer, $40: W. A. Mcclure.
premiu no on az. boyd On 81 s.; J; p: Timnfg l s y
Supplies. $4il.5o; D: Hughes. traasporta,
ton of paupers,. s4.35; D. Hughes, per
f diS% and and m sasaIIes.' sS 81: sG GnSG TiacK Bros rs:
ss.45:; P: Bru u1 n repairs. s7.i5. repairs
Coroner's account in the matter of the
i Engiand WERE sD4 a1ed the and Dq thy fees CT w IN The H;
amount of s27.3O ordered paid.
Coroner's account in the matter of the
ianaui :d a3o upon the sd b9d q Of = Stanley tar sy, Dart
of $29 ordered paid.
John Junger's easement for right-of-
va Eo through sex Of section pn,a 2,1 57osS
$3.75; Ernest Traumann, road work.
$3.50; North Dakota Pressed Brick Co.,
R ri bats and MD dynamits; sS1s.7 e; Ei 4adeS
Krier, vital statistics, 81; E. S. Kennis-
ton, vital STATISTICS 81; J; w; Bowen;
vital statistics. s275; R: Kessler, vital
tics, IS; John Muggli. vital statistics
$3.50; R. G. Hill. vital statistics, Sill:
The bonds Of A: D. Davis, as co r.
Hecht, as constable. Frank j. Mayer, as
SCISSOR of the End commissioners district,
w. R.. Veigel, as county superintendent
Of fhe hi nanca we Sohn an KamR1' as as 10 9us smeun ot
and sufficiency by Del Hughes, chair
man of the board, and by H: A. Burge-
s0 The sta applie eetG5ne 81 a joh so ff Fisher for.
bounty on trees on two acres of land at.
So per acre was allowed:
of W taaes H on let 10, T bioce en g. South H FHaase
for the year 1912, on a valuation of $3.50,
account no improvements.
IN R tSa smo Befge or M s5's7 a an tSa q aM re se%,
neA seA 2O-13S-96 for the. year 1914, &C
count clerical error.
Charles Kaufman & Bros: was allowed
count of clerical error. on section 1,1S7-9S. :
The report of the county s~uperintend-
ent Of dhi ahG aydef for the d1sd year 1914 was
On motion duly seconded and carried
the following petition was allowed:
To the Honorable Board Of County
Commissioners, Stark County, North sDa-
We. the undersigned, legal voters and
residents of township one hundred and
9Th 5fh'g +. MIS- NJ, stark arF County County + NORTH Dakota.
respectfully represent: That said town
ship has an assessed valuation in excess
OF forty thousand dolalrs and have over
fifty legal voters residing therein, and
we therefore petition your Honorable
Board to be organized as one civil town
ship, to be known as North Creek Town
ship, under article n of Chapter thirty
three of the Political Code of the Re-
vised Codes of 1905 and acts amendatory
thereto and we hereby petition your Hon
orable Board to fix and determine the
boundaries of said township and to name
the same in accordance with our Pc
tation. The undersigned legal voters
constituting a majority of the legal vot-
ers residing in said township. Said Pc
tition in all nne complying with
Chapter 80 of the political code of the
Revised Codes of 1905 and acts amenda-
tory thereto for the organization Of
townships.
is hereby granted and that the township
IS hereby Organized under Chapter g Of
Revised Code of 1905 and is hereby fixed
and determined as the boundaries Of
such new township and the name of
such township shall be North Creek
tition and the first meeting in said town.
ship shall be held at the school house
on section 27-140-98 on the 9Th day of
March. A, d. 1915, at one o'clock D. m. II,