The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1918-12-27
PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD
:: i OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,
u BURKE COUNTY, N. D.

DEC.3, 1918
Board met at 9 a. m. as per ad-
journment. All members present
Motion made and carried that the
following bills be allowed and the
auditor instructed to issue warrants
for same. .s:s,.
Rogers Lumber Co., kindling fol
sheriff's Office, $500.
proceedings and call for bids, $20.55
Kielhack & Co. Ignite coal fol
court house, $82.35.
Kielhack & Co., Ignite coal fo1
court house, $81.00.
Milton Miller, handling coal,
$500! 4 y
Jennie E. Gjertsen, rent for cher
iff's and states attorneys office for
the months Of October and Noyem-
ber, $1,000. sg: s. ..5,,s..
G. fH. Hecht, postage and light,
$500. $@
Northern Electric Co, material fur
lights,amountl s83.42; amount al
lowed $500. sst4' .s..,5f Z
Knight Printing Co., records and
Office supplies, s352.54. AR s5
Knight Printing Co.., duplicate
money and credit receipts, 5000.
Motion made and carried that the
petition of Albert Tafelmeyer and
Others asking that stock may run
at large for the period of. Dec 1898
and April 1, 1919, in the township
of Richland, In the county of Burke
ard State of North Dakota, be grant
ed. w Si#E
RESOLUTION s1
WHEREAS, the legal votors of
Richland township have filed peti-
tion asking the board of county COM
missioners, of Burke county, North
Dakota to adopt resolution permit
ting stock to run at large in the town.
ship of. Richland of this county, as
provided in Chapter 17S of the 1913
session laws of North Dakota,
therefore be it resolved that stock
may run at large comprised of Rich
land township according to the herd
law Of this state, said resolution to
take effect for period between Dec.
1st. 1918, and April 1st, 1919 for
R:b3hland township The above
period to comprise the time for which
stock may run at large under this re-
solution.
Motion made and carried that the
! Board adjourn until q p. m. Board
met atss2 p, M. as per adjournment
All members present. Bids for deposit
tories of county funds were opened
and were as follows: ID
First State Bank, Coteau, 5 per-
cent on $4,000. 90:
Il First State Bank of Powers Lake
per cent on s5,000.00.
First State Bank of Bowbells,
per cent on any amount.
Farmers State Bank, Columbus 5
per cent on any amount.
Burke County State Bank, Bow
bells, S per cent on $6,0O0.O0 i.
First Bank Of Flaxton, S per cent
on 100000.
First National Bank of Bowbells
per cent on any amount. f&s.
Portal State Bank, 5 per cent on
(, 100000. :
Security State Bank, Columbus, s
per cent on 100000 &.::.,.,
Farmers State Bank, Battleview,
S per cent on 100000. 5i
First international Bank, Portal 5
per cent on $3,50O. &,
First State Bank, Powers Lake, 5
per cent on SIS, 100000. $s,
Citizens State Bank, Flaxton 5
per cent on any am cunt. N
First State Bank Northgate, 5
rer cent on 100000.
Il Motion made and carried that the
following banks be designatedas de-
r,osDtories for time deposits. Am
cunt Of deposit specified, and all
banks not unuerl ,hc state deposit
act to furnish bonds equal to; the
amount granted. 3s.s L. &.
First State Bank. Coteau, $4,000
State Bank, Powers Lake, So 500.
First State Bank, Bowbells $3,5O0
Farmers State Bank, Columbus
$500. ss NJ, sgsf Il.
Burke County State Bank Bow
bells, So, 800. s5s.
$s First Bank, Flaxton, $3.5O0. b
First National Bank, Bowoalls,
Portal state Bank, $500.
Security Stare Ban t;iunbus
YYis1 Farmers q state Bank, / Battleyie'w7', lev,
First First atlonal (: Bank, Portal,
First First state Bank. Powers Lake.
Gitieens state Bank Fla1ton. 81. s.'sta5
First state Bank. Nonhgat 1s,- 8;
7 s Motion made al, and carried that the
q County Auditor and County Ireas-