Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1917-04-19

printing and supplies. $3.50
Upon motion the board adjourned to
300 p. NJ.
Board convened pursuant to adjourn
ment
All members present.
The following bills were audited and
allowed:
.Courier-Democrat. printing
e f n An as . 6oard county poor 1885 Ss:eS
Langdon Telephone Co. tele-
ph9ne Services for quarter or1r
Globe Gazette Printing Co..
supplies for court house,. 7.6S
Walker Bros. and Hardy. sup
plies for court houSe-. 1871
City of LangdOn, county poor. 1921
writer, register of deeds
Lo Siu5cf Rose 5 money advanced AO''0
Gallo News, printing .--.-. 1.50
Munich Herald. printing and
Geo apD'' W. Price appeared before the the
tax Certificate No. 5000 for 1911 and
1912 taxes on the nA nnwA, section
ton made and carried said certificate
was rebated for the reason that said
taxes have already been paid and
rant for said certificate out of general
fund payable to Geo. w. Price. Amount
$52.1S.
Upon motion the auditor and trea-
surer We're instructed to transfer
$4,000 from the general fund into the
institute fund
M; Robt: Conn appeared before the
erty taxes in Sarles village be can
GGe a ! Tor the reason that said property
e ead Hlre and b been IA ass ssid cn in Tow and
upon motion made and carried auditor
was instructed to cancel said taxes.
Application for abatement of taxes
McCabe Bros. and upon motion was
disallowed for the reason that said
elevator ompany did own an elevator
|, The application for abatement of
taxes on lot 1, block 5, Dresden village
was presented by M. T. Beaver and up
lowed for the reason that there was no
building on said lot on April 1, 1916.
Board adjourned to Saturday morn
Saturday, April 2, 1917.
Board convened pursuant to adjourn
All members present.
Upon motion h board proceeded to
check the office of treasurer for the
months of January and February.
Upon motion board adjourned to 200
p M.
200 r. M.
Board convened pursuant to adjourn
ment.
ALI members present.
Board continued to check the office
of treasurer.
Upon motion board adjourned to
Monday morning.
Monday April 0, 1917.
$500 A. NJ.
Board convened pursuant to adjourn
All members present except Neil
Nicolson.
Board continued to check office of
treasurer.
Upon motion board adjourned I'M
I'll S;oo p M a,oo p. NJ.
ment.
All members present except Neil
Board completed checking treasurer
office for January and February.
John Thorn appeared before the
and maintenance of the destitute Sing
bell family. Upon motion made and
G 1aaE + , fts Job andd T g1fdm vas va hin; iast tpst ,aet to
correct in his judgment contracted by
said Singbeil family.
70: D. Stewart and John Haw appear
boys encampment meeting to be held
this summer Upon motion made and
carried said e. ID. Stewart and John
Haw were instructed to conduct the
boys encampment meeting in the same
manner as last summer.
Upon motion the board adjourned 10
TUESDAY morning.
Tuesday, April 10, 1917.
$500 A. VI.
J. j; Klein, justice of the peace pre-
scented his quarterly report and the
justice fees were audited and allowed:
State VS. Gus Riege.
J. J. Klein. justice fees--.-$ zoo
Geo Montgomery, constable 400
State VS. Gus Riese.
J. J. Klein, justice fees -..-.... zoo
George Montgomery, constable
tahS EtU
State VS.. Sam SnmueIsOn.
J. j. Klein, justice fees .----.--- zoo
George Montgomery. constable
Joseph Power. justice of the peace
presented his quarterly report and the
following fees were audited and all
lowed:
State vs.. Jacob Spenst.
Joseph Power, justice fees.--$ 4.65
State VS.. August Singbeil.
Joseph Power. justice fees---- $50
State vs.. August Singbeil.
Joseph Power, Justice fees..... 5.S5
State vs.. Peter Craft.
Joseph Power, justice fees--. 7.05
Resolution.
Whereas. The Minneapolis Steel and
fer Of $4,000 in full settlement Of the
claim held against them by said coun-
for the a of 1916.
And whereas. $4,000 was all that
was called for. in the bid.
I'M Now, taersfGys ,s Pc Il Il Iis ns"sted fhe 70
make settlement with the company
upon receipt OF 100000 and protest