The Dickinson press., 1917-01-20
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
OF THE BOARD OF STARK
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
Tuesday, January End, 1917

Board and as to form by the States
sssI Hsmann qualified as County
BY the Board and as to form by ths
On Motion of COMMISSIONS Perry.
snd carrjed 5y ,1o G9m T Tnp Was H slaataG
ch q & for M, the ensuing year:
and arS SUI suifle eSa.S af Sy the b boar % a and as
to o 5Gnm L eS the eus sfatsi as ReeIster of
amount and sufficiency BY. the Board
Attorney his bond being approved as
to amount and suffisieney. by the board
Valentine. Koch qualified as Clerk Of
proved as to amount and sufficiency, by
Fred Maser qualified as county judge,
s's Saea Sel by t aRPf Sosrd as an no H aa tn to ana
by the states attorney.
Frank J. Mayer qualified as assessor
for for the RHai Second Se; Commissioner's District,
and sufficiency BY the board and as to
form Tpe by the states attorney;
meetings for the quarter ter ending a;'1 Decems
Der slst. 1916. were read and approved.
Upon motion saG I'll the fG9!1owing bills were
draw warrants in payment Of h same:
s5 N 70: & :joa BrG y. s,m }15G}r district 15faS d; Ss}q'Tti
trict. court, $780, Chas: Davis, Juror
district court s5$i9; G. 6: Turner. juror
d djstrict ce court, $685. &c.: Geo. f Al Die Roo; 5H5er
juror district court, $51.1o; J: D. john
son. juror district court. So; So; Joe
KJ1nZ i1r0r district pOI1rt Sc 10. ToOnor1
Hecker,. juror district court, $40; F.-F.
Lefor,, juror district court. $40; Joe
ssalFsset' N }ssSls d jasos d feSfti : So; Il;
court $5i.lS; James Lunni, juror district
fDet'' court Ssitto' s5 Ra ~; # Ea K. NiichSe SEor Juror n1or
d distrjct e eoSrt. S. ST. III %: 5f e. + +: d dsf9E. } Juror
district Seurt S%assigned2 $$1S; $ehn
Arms Acndr;6 6ail h5i, a5st Gistr;c so9 ep;rt s1 a. ssien Max
court sotiSt' (%a aAEs $685. iS5p; Geo ss'n J. fsr9ViH,
$500; Louis Guliickson, witness district
court, $4.4O; Mrs. P. Hubert, witness dis
ness district court, $50; Eve schenberg-
er, witness district court, $3.50; Walker
john j. Lob, per diem, $ isEp;'G K;osteiecky;
Bros, supplies for prisoners. SIPS;
Anton Lisko, repairs s1S az and supplies Mssn for
fDaa mashioefy Of 1 psuper, " s2 E7i5 ARR !. e.
Horn, labor and supplies for court house,
$;65; Male q od Bros supplies for road a ma
and mileage, $1,000; Davis Bros, dragging
roads, $7.Uv; Valentine Koch, clerk hire
$s 49, 90; ST. Sa~ charlf Mei Hotel dFcs o:, Meals Eoa ana
lodging Tor Jurors and b~ailiffs, $500;
Fred Maser, cleaning office and express,
City Of Dickinson, water rent November
Morrell, road work, $500. .
highways W. R. veigel was received
The iE915 and 1916 taxes on Dolwigr &
ordered cancelled for the reason that
Northern Pacific Ry. Co. on September
On motion the Board adjourned to jan
Wednesday,, January srd, 1s1z:
suant to adjournment: Present Commis-
sioners Geo. D.. Perry, John J. Lob and
On motion of Commissioners Hamann
seconded by, Commissioner Perry and
carried, the following. newspapers were
S SfsIET cosnt the Be Gffliin! ri n=sws ps Seifel o.
Dickinson Press at Dickinson.
ON mOC1On OF commissioner HdlIldIlIl,
seconded by Commissioner Perry and
carried, DR.. H. a. Davis and L. a. Simp-
son We're appointed Commissioners of In,
sanity to act with County Judge Fred
Maser.
on motion of Commissioner Perry, Sec
onded by Commissionsr Hamann ana
pointed Superintendent of Public Health
for the county.
On motion Of Commissioner Perry, sec
onded by Commissioner Hamann and car
ried. w. r. Veigel was appointed SUPER
intendent Of Highways:
III time having arrived for the open
post las Of of Fn co U'HS; RR t1pHS"@is the following
banks We're represented: Merchants Ma
tjonal Bank, Dick RaEofs H EafS It Na Renal
Dickinson, German-Bohemian State Bank
Dickinson, First National Bank. Belheld,
eiti7er Ra5 State Ra Bsak, n Rereban;tI EaF gaats
Bank, Richardton, First National Bank,
s gaXiof Ba mayi South fhaf aea n4ne G;la ahte9r; State State
Bank, Gladstone, and Lefor State Bank
Lefor.
On examination it was found that al
per cent on average daily b%alances) n
on motion all Of the above named banks
W S,,pieo+% de ta fha snnS G0unty " bD oe9 bt the
states attorney and the board, and the
county treasurer instructed to deposit
III" In A accordance With Section 1912 Com
piled Laws 1918, the following warrants
were destroyed:
1415O, Oct. 4, 1914, John Bell S 40
14149, Oct. 4, 1910, o. Bradager 2.20
14147, Oct. 4, 1910, A. H. Clark 2.20
14221, Nov. Is, 1910, g: W.. Davis $40,
14151, Oct. i, 1910, Nick Hoch 30
The commissioners then proceeded to
check the sheriff's office and the monthly
report for the months of October, No
vember and December in civil cases
amounting to $2O7.2S, n turned into
the county treasury, was found to be
correct. The Board spent the balance
of the day in checking the delinquent
personal property taxes. On motion the
Board adjourned to January 18th, 1917. <
Thursday, January 4th, 1917.
The Board of Commissioners met pur-
suant to adjournment: Present Com
missioners Geo. Perry, John j. Lob and
Carl Hamann.
A. P. Folsom qualified as Justice of the
Peace, his bond being approved as to
amount and sufficiency by the board and
as to form by the states attorney.
Walter Sterland qualified as Justice of
the Peace, his bond being. approved as to
and as to form by the states attorney.
John Schneider qualified as constable.