The Dickinson press., 1915-08-07
DUNN COUNTY PROCEEDINGS
Proceedings OF tho Board Of County Com.
m%lssioners Of Dunn County, N. Oak.

The Board of County Commissioners
met pursuant to adjournment. all mem,
bers present. A petition vas presented 20
Killdecr. together with survey. map
and census of said proposed village and
said survey, map and census having
the Board and having been found suf-
hcient. it was by motion duly made
and carried. ordered that q meeting or
iage shall be called on July 9th. 1915.
for the purpose of determining whether
or not such territory shall be incorp9rat-
ed; Said village to or6 pc knG own t Hs a Mii-
tor be instructed to prepare ten notites
of said election to be posted not later
than July LET 18th; or lSl6s in ,n ten m1st te 9uS Vilc
pabiis Sns f in the XIII Rlilde ee TT Tribune July
18th: 1916 Moved ,+i and carr ,Etb 1 that
july 18th. Board met pursuant to ad;
journment. all members present. Board
proceeded to finish che SsiIn r books an %
carried that Board adjourn until 2 p. m;
Board met pursuant to adjournment. all
c %s%1srs books PFssef Moved H a%d eas sGed'f that
Board adjourn Until July 18TH, 1915.
July 18th. Board met pursuant to ad,
Continued checking books. Moved and
carried that Board adjourn until 2 p. m:
Board met pursuant to adjournment al
o ds%eef poo PTeSeni Moved s0a and 'e earried that at
Board adjourn until July 18th, 1915.
July 18th, 1915. Board met pursuant to
a Rds%d coeaioued an cbec mfmof Books preS En-
Board having finished checking books OF
Ex-Treasurer Larson, on motion the
county treasurer was authorized to issue
funds to balance cash. The following
bills, all for road work. were audited and
allowed and auditor instructed to q grey aH.
s a@S g; rr ANY, Re siHyvo sos; H ro aassai:
$780, & j. w il 80. A I'd F %ast6run 1871 $780,: P Ct
S. Rardin, $3.50; Thos: Refs, claim $3.50
allowed $225; +. T: Elliott ! 5,5o; lin
schenR; $751; s. IS; H y. y: K Kary.. 1885, $a:5o; F E!yd
Cassier, $3.50; r.. J. Mailman. $16.95;
Sebastian Balm, $780,; Tom Writ
$50; Wenzel Zimbrick. $4,000; Globe
Gazette Printing Co., supplies, $116:94;
Bismarck Tribune. supplies. $2;s1; Paul
Partridge. livery for sheriff, $3.50; +. G.
$1,000: Nick Bauer, witness fees. 5000:
Moved and carried that Board adjourn uG
date Of road meeting on the w: D.
Nisbit road petition 1eti on y, Wa 5 set sc &c for tb SEPT W-
b. Nisbit home. Moved by Pugh and
seconded by Hushka that Jos. Jaeger
be appointed to assist county au n5 or
audit bills of commissioners in connec-
ton with erection of court house, car
ried. The auditor was INSTRUCTED lu to
sec. 23-145-94, sold for 1912 tax. This
land had been sold enormously. Moved
and carried that auditor make settle.
ment with the North Dakota Harness
Company in matter of rebate of taxes
on lot 8, blk. 3. town Of Manning, as
follows: To apply rebate of taxes az
s68.84 and to issue redemption certificate
to North Dakota Harness Co. upon re-
ceipt of $34.52. Moved and carried that
1915. to attend the J. c: Schwartz road
meeting. July 21st, to attend the Mas
road meeting and July 22nd. to attend
at Manning July 23rd, 1915. July 23rd;;
Board met pursuant to adjournment, all
members present. Moved and carried
that Board p of}ieers to 6 Sheck mo 0eSks and ID
carried that Board adjourn until 2 p. M;
Board met pursuant to ADJOURNMENT, an
Cheek %emee Books pre The BOOKS aRa of fo the reeiste eG
of deeds, clerk Of court, sheriff and
all fees found turned into county treas
in LIST Comm. Dist. was audited and al
lowed and auditor instructed to draw
warrant for same in the amount OF
SDO(.lO. NOEcO LII SAoe DO.t
adjourn until July oath, 1915. July oath;
Board met pursuant to adjournment, all
members present. Board proceeded to
u uTerA NOV Moved and carried that Board
adjourn until 2 p. M. Board met pur-
suant to adjournment and proceeded to
open bids for road lo WORK. g. tha faH Dieg
places: Between sections s2 and q;
twp. 141-e5: between s6. twp. 1925 and
81. twp. 1926; between sections 2S and
% +,u> 1d1-QE and hafWapn sections ~ !
s foiiow 80: t~ Earl i41 Eat. Toe Zoe G psr e Ssre "a a
Culverts to be e hauled and IF put ,Eo IN at at 7sc
P Esc p ps; Sa. I'd: Mo S%s'% by H iuI Is!H and
seconded by Pugh that contract for g
lowest bider, carried. On motion OF
Hushka and seconded by Pug the as
was ordered stricken from the BOOKS
same having been assessed in Stark Co.,
as evidenced by affidaTit. carried; co,, T9e
surveyor. was approved as to form by
states attorney and sufficiency by Board
of County Comm. and ordered filed. a
boundary between school districts Nos.
10 and I. Same petition was denied on
the grounds that petition. did not have
OF the affected school districts. Date of
road meeting on the r. Wilcox road pc
tition was set for Aug: gath, l?l5. at
On motion Of Pugh and seconded by
Hushka the following disposition was
made of road petitions: The Schwartz
road petition was laid over for inyesti-
cation. The VIM. Dawes road petition
was allowed as follows: Beginning at
Sc cor. section "a. running I mile t vest
ending The petition of Chas. Mas was
Laid a!I,s eyer bf for R jnyeStig gdIn%rn M %ntii j anS
9th, 1915. July 9th. Board met pur-
suant to adjour rnnaeata all II m snisS cb p u
ing books of auditor and treasurer. |
Moved and carried that Bc ard ad Rosr6
met pursuant to adjournment, all mem,
bers present: The Board having iinis neg
treasurer reported same correct and an
fees turned into county treasury: me
audited and allowed and the auditor IN.
structed to draw warrants for s "a ne
" a. Hoernf S' sS 6dsisoh L: s 81; so Wof Petsr
Tr,+,+o;p ca S0. To vlor State Rank. as