The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1917-12-27

County Auditor ara hereby authorized to
execute said Bonds to conform with Sec
ton 3412 of the Laws of 1913. BE IT
FURTHER
RESOLVED, that the Auditor be in
structed to advertise for sealed propos-
ais for the purchase of said Bonds as
set forth in Section 3473 of the Laws Of
1913. BE 1T FURTHER
Resolved that the county Treasurer
furnish ADDITIONAL bonds in the amount
2A75 Of the Laws of 1913. BE IT FUR
RESOLVED. That levy of five mills
be made in July. 1918, to pay the inter-
est Of said Bonds and to create a sink
! ing fund for the payment OF said Bonds
| as provided in Section 3476 of the Laws
| Of 1913
Roll call on above motion: vanden-
oever, yes; Lokenseard. no: Powell. yes:
| Hennessy, yes; Robe. yes The chairman
| declared the motion carried.
A delegation from the Ward County
Farm Bureau met the Board in regard
to funds for agricultural extension work
in co,9peration o With the North Pakota
States Department Of Agriculture and
presented a petition containing approxl-
mately nine hundred names. which was
sideration.
The Board adjourned at o'clock P.
NJ. to meet again at o'clock A. NJ, De-
December 81, 1917.
The, Board met at o'clock A. NJ. as
per adjournment with all members pres
ent Commissioner Robe in the chair,
Com. Powell that the Quit Claim Deed
given by Jos. G. McElhiinney for. road
Range 50. be accepted and approved and
the Auditor instructed to have same re-
corded, and Quit Claim Deed given by
on Government Lot 4. Section 7, Town
! ship 1853, Range 81. be accepted and ap-
proved ana the Auditor instructed to
by Com. Hennessy that the following
resolution !, be adopted, 49,,
of County Commissioners established
stock districts by declaring each town
shin in the County a stock district, and
WHEREAS, Petition asking for stock
Brillian Township with 81 signers and
this BOARD being satisfied that the num-
Der Of signers is the number required by
law,
RE IT THEREFORE, RESOLVED.
that the said petition be allowed and
accented and that stock be permitted to
date to the 1st day of April, 1918. and
the Auditor be instructed to submit the
question of letting stock run at large
in said township at the next general
election. Motion carried.
Moved by Com. Vandenoever. seconded
by Com HenneSSy, that the following
bills be allowed and the Auditor in.
structed to issue warrants on the prop
er funds in payment of same:
Elmer Williams. Witness, Mothers
Pension hearing. $3.50.
Taylor's Shorthand School, Supplies
for Juvenile Court charges. s17.40.
Gross Printing Co., Printing for Juv
Court $500.
P. .yandenoever, Transportation 70,
Co. Charge to Dunseith. $1,000.
l.. J. Palda, Atty. fees insanity case
Robinson & Co. Road work w. f
Tibbs, fAssgrt.) $4,000
John Nedreloe, Road work W. F.
Tibbs, fAssgmtJ s10,44
Sawyer State Bank. Bal. on road work
by w. e. Tibbs tAssPmt.) s12.7s.
, Pioneer Fuel Co, Fuel Court House
s1a.39
Sawyer Telegraph, Printing sI.90.
p. vandenoeyer, Witness. insanity
Dan Dougherty Witness insanity case
: r, N. Yeomans. Witness Insanity case
1910.
A. v. Benton. Grading s103s4
l.. S. Officer, Grading, $2S5.55.
Samuel Elliott. Dragging roads, $500
James Haynes, Dragging roads, $3.50
w. F. Bromerick, Dragging roads
$685.
+ r. l.. Perry, Frt. on lumber, $3.50.
p. Vandenoever, Com. services and ex