The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1916-04-13

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tolls SLIT, total ....... 1877
Underwood Typewriter Com
pany, 3 ribbons, ........ 2.25
G. N. Crimson, postage, -. $50
j. 0. Collins, care of gas plant
LIST quarter, 1916, ....... 5000
Riverside Township, rs per
cent of aid given Mrs. Berg
poor person, ............ 1910
Village of Finley, rs per cent
aid given Mrs. Leraas, poor
pclSOu, ...... 0S.bJ
There having accumulated in the
Motor Vehicle License Fund as rev.
niue derived from licenses on motor
vehicles, for 1915, $12O1.27, same
was apportioned to the following
townships for the purpose of drag
ging roads for the coming season.:
Beaver Creek, $75.OS; West1ield,
$75.OS, Sharon, $75.0S; Engcr,
$75.0S; Golden Lake, $75.OS; Fin
ley, $75.0S; Franklin, $75.OS; Sher-
brooke, $75.OS; Easton, $75.0S;
Greenwich, $75.0S, Hugo, $75.OS;
Melrose, $75.0S; Riverside, $75.OS;
Colgate, $75.OS; Carpenter, $75.OS;
Willow Lake, $75.O7.
On motion the Chairman of the
Board of Supervisors of each town.
ship be designated to have supervis-
ion over the expanding Of said funds,
and tina 35 cents per mile ne allowed
for each mile of dragging with road
drag, drawn by four horses.
On motion the Board adjourned
till 1880 p. M.
Afternoon Session
The Board reconvened at 1880
p. M, same members being present.
Bills were on motion allowed as
follows:
Alexander Curry, refund of
probate fees, $4,000
City of Hope, rs per cent Of
appropriation Mothers
Pension to Otelia Curry, :. 5000
City OF Hope, rs per cent of
aid given Mrs. Burtch, poor
person, 1913
Justice report of A. II. Bjerke was
on motion approved and fees ordered
paid:
A. II. Bjerke, Justice .......$ 5.S5
N. A. Anderson, constable, =. 14.AO
The application of Samuel l.. Linn,
President OF Steele County Fair as
ISOLATION, for repayment Of taxes
levied and collected upon property
Of said Fair Association, said prop
erty being lots i to -, block 5, lots
l to 4 and s to ID, block G, lots l to
IA, block Z and lots l to IL, block
8, all in Bird addition, Village of Fin
ley, was considered.
On motion said application was re-
jected for the eason that the Board
did not think it had power to make
such repayment, reference 90 N. d.
Page 23G, City Of Minot VS.. Amund-
son.
The following bills were allowed
with exception Of items for medicine
and physicians attendance, it being
held by the Board that it is the duty
of the appointed County Physician tC
give his services and furnish all
medicine to the county poor without
compensation additional to the regu
lar salary:
City OF Hope, rs per cent of
aid given to Archie Keillor
and children $37O.S6, al
lowed at .$359.St
City Of Hope, rs per cen of
aid given Henry Schwang
$49S.15, allowed at 49,. 44G.St
City Of Hope, Is per cent of
aid given Mrs. Jas. Davis,
$343.55, allowed at ...... 2S2.3(
In accordance with Chap. S133
C. l.. 1913, the following were desig
mated as places for sale of Chattels
for one year:
At the front door of Anderson:
Livery Barn, Village of Sharon;
At the front door Of Atkinson:
Livery Barn in Village of Finley;
At the front door of Post olfic'
in the Town of Blabon;
At the front door Of Office of Ma
jor Implement Company, City o
Hope;
At the front door of Wiswells Liv
cry Barn, in the Town of Colgate;
At the front door of the Fee,
Mill in the Town of Luverne;
At the front door of the Conr
House in the Town of Sherbrookc;
On motion Dr.. II. j.. Glasscock wa
appointed Superintendent Of tn
County Board of Health for period O
II year.
Auditor was instructed to adver
tise for sealed bids for 22 IONS nu
coal; bids to be submitted as follows
r. o. B. Pickert, r. O. b. S%herbrooke
The proposal of e. NJ. Stitzell {
Son Of New Rockford, N. d., to bull,
roads as follows: For turnpikin;
per mile $4,000, excavation per cub
ic yard 20 cents, was on motion &C
cepted provided that such ibidde
enter into suitable contract and fur
nish satisfactory bond.
The Chairman now appointed
Commissioners Johnson and Hovick t.
check T%reasurer's Office, and himsel
n Commissioner Verwest to checl
other offices for the quarter endin;
March 31st, 1916.
G. J.. MUSTAD,
County Auditor
April 9th, 1916
The Board proceeded to check of