The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-07-25

" asking TO nave Oue-1OuiCu VI L
mill collected on all taxable property
# the county, for the purpose Of fur
herring migration was not granted,
or reason that the required number
f signers on the petition did not
.qual 20 per cent of the votes cast at
he last election.
Whereas the clerk of the district
ourt having filed an order calling for
Z names to fill the panel of jurors.
Be it hereby resolved that the follow
list be furnished.
Raritan, one.
Binghampton, one.
Spring Vale, one.
Oriska, one.
Weimer, one.
Minnie Lake, Que: D
Ellsbury, one.
Thordenskjold, one.
Cuba, one.
Alta, one.
Noltimier, one
Grand Prairie, one.
Baldwin, one.
Oakhill, one.
Nelson, one.
Marsh, one.
Getchell, one
Ashtabula, one.
Sibley Trail, one.
Spring Creek, one.
Green, one~
Hobart, one.
Stewart, one.
Darcy, one.
Rosebud, one.
Svea, one-
Potter, one.
Anderson, one.
Edna, one.
Greenland, one.
Meadoy Lake, one.
Mansfield, one.
Eckelson, one.
Brimer, one.
Uxbridge, one.
Pierce, one.
Sanborn, village, one.
Litchville, village, one.
Darcy, village, one.
Rogers, village, one.
Oriska, village, one.
Kathryn, village, one.
Wimbledon, village, one.
Valley City, four.
The bridge petition of Henry King
md others, asking for a bridge on
he section line between sections II
ind 12-139-58 known as the Hotter
bridge was granted and county sur
1eyor instructed to prepare plans and
Specifications accordingly.
Moved and seconded that the revis-
I'd schedule of Federal Aid Apportion-
nent for the years 1917 and 1918 by
The U. S. Federal Government
to $4,000 be approved and
auditor onotify the State Highway
Commission of their action.
Moved and seconded that Sam
Hayes be allowed $85 per month at
of county farm from
July 1st.
Moved and seconded that the coun-
ty auditor and treasurer transfer $780,
300 from county general fund to coun-
ty special road fund until such time
as the 1918 taxes become available
at which time said transfer must be
returned.
On motion duly seconded and car
ried the report of Henry E. Nelson,
county treasurer, for quarter ending
June 80, 1918, was accepted as fol-
lows:
REPORT OF COUNTY TREASURER
OF BARNES COUNTY, N. D.,
QUARTER ENDING JUNE 30,
1918.
To balance April /, 1918. 1891 1868. 80
Collections as follows:
State Revenue ......... 742 .21
State Fines ............ 40. ~
Principal Payment, School
Land -. 1,752 90
Interest Payment, School
Land 12,S0S. 81
Lease of School Land -. 293. 90
School Land Lease Fees. 1900
Farm Loan Payments %. 164.00
Motor Vehicle License eesf 1887 .46
Teachers Insurance and
Retirement Fund 49,. 41O.4s
Teachers Institute Fund 1000
County revenue ......... .10,756. "a
County Sinking ......... SOC
County Tuition e mill tax
and school polly ...... 423.19
County road (unorgan-
lied township ........ 1854
County Road Special ..... 1,147.5C
County bridge ........... 918.0s
County Fair ............ 44.81
County insane ........... 214.21
County Better Farming -. 42.4s
Private Redemptions ..... 647.92
Township, City, and Vii =
lage Taxes ............ 2,655.8e
School District Taxes 80. 33,308.6e
$461, 134.02
Payments as follows:
State Revenue .........$ $4,000
State Fines ............. 1896
Principal Payment, School
Land 6s,6s1.6(