Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1920-08-12
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Board Of County Commissioners

Board Convened pursuant to adjourn
naent all members present. r. j. Fox APP
peared before the Board regarding back
M-and NJ 1st. addition to Langdon. Up-
~onaiYnotion made and seconded Board
agreed to accept originalsta swiths71
board proceeds to audit n allow
bills. Upon motion Board adjourned to
40 2 P. M.
Board convened pursuant to adjourn
ment all members present. Board pro-
cesded to audit and allow bills.
Upon motion made and carried Board
adjourned to Thursday Morning.
e Thursday, July 8; s. Am.
Board convened pursuant to adjourn
VAS ap = ed0 Chairman nesal pro II tenn in abss
sence of Louis Rose who was on the
C~anvassing Board. Upon motion made
Road Finisher@shipped here for APPROX
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The Auditor was instructed to bill
Henderson Township for one quarter of
the,cost Of the care Of Mrs: W~orkentine
Osnabrock Village for one quarter OF
h cost Of the care of John. Cool at
Detroit in the. amount of $76.O0
P. g Z. motion Board adjourned to :
Board convened pursuant to adjourn
ment all members present. Board pro-
CCSAGu " doNlI d1lo ~ WILLS oPoLII
motion Board adjourned to Friday
Friday, July 8, 9 A. M.
Board convened pursuant to adjourn
ceeded to audit and allow bills. Upon
motion adjourned to 2 P. M.
2 P. M.
Board convened pursuant to adjourn
ment all members present except Louis
Rose. Board proceeded to audit and
allow bills. Upon motion adjourned to
Saturday morning.
Board convened pursuant to adjourn
ment all present except Rose
and Hunter. who were on the Canvas
and allow bills. Upon motion Board adj
%journed to 2 F. NJ.
ppm.
Board convened pursuant to adjourn
ment all members present except Rose
and Hunter; Board proceeded to audit
adjourned to Monday July IL, 8 A. M.
Monday, July 12, 9. A. M.
Board convened pursuant to adjourn
ment all members present. h petit
ing of lands neG tributary to Beaulieu was
laid over to an adjourned July meeting
for the presentation of a new petition
IS 1872 81 and Section 2 16l 81. Upon
motion Board adjourned to 2 F. M.
Board convened pursuant to adjourn-
ment all members present
Sam Louis petition for a new school
district was rejected. The school. petit
tion known as the Mclean district was
petition taking in territory agreed up-
on by residents and by the County
Board. Said petition to be presented
Tuesday, July 13, 8 A. NJ.
Tuesday, July aS. 8. M.
Ht Do~S .y,>, ~ 10 q II ri
ment all members present. The Iona
school petition was presented. Upon
motion made n carried said petition
new petition taking in territory. agreed
upon by the residents of Township n
by the County Board. Said petition to
meeting. Upon motion Board ADJOURN
ed to 2 p. M.
Board convened pursuant to adjourn
ment all members present.
The Rose Hill petition was presented;
Upon a motion said petition was laid
f eXsF fesv the p sss gee. e e e. = 6 ssw 1 Bntin
motion Board adjourned to Wednesday
y wednesday, July IA, ga. NJ.
Board convened pursuant! to adjourn
ment all members present. Board pro
ceeded to audit and allow bills. Upon
motion made Board adjourned to 2 F.
M. ~
Board convened pursuant to adjourn
nfeslt all members present Upon mo
low bills. Upon motion Board adjourn
ed to Thursday morning.
Thursday. July is, "a. N.
Board convened pursuant to tadjoHrn-
ment all members present; Upon mo-
ton made and carried Real Estate rwas
left same as the State left itH1ast
business structures in SaTles We're re
duced 40 per cent. Upon. motion made
and, carried business s1ructures in
9 Sgya s Msra rsaui in HANNA Ia ma We're rails
edJ2Ocper cent. Upon motion madesand
carried Boar organized as s an
Eaualizataon Board; Upon n m9 %iqa
were raised 100 per cent. Upon motion
made and carried business structures
i'm a0snabroek Village We're raised .
riediEa store at Weaver was ordered
placed on the assessment rolls at ST.
600. Upon motion made and carried q
store at Nurnedahl was ordered placed
on the assessment rolls at 100000. Up
on motion made and carried no changes
were made in town lots and residences,
equalize personal property and on mo-
tion the County Auditor has authority
to equafizesby raising and lowering the
per centage the following classes bas-
ed on the returns of1the several Asses
or village Boards Of Review. SO as to
conform with the averages fixed by
Horses and Mules Nos Average.
Glass A Under i year old 1000
Glass B One year and under two. 36.0U
Glass C Two years and under
three oU.Uu
, class D Three years and over !. 5000
Glass. Z. Stations were raised and low
cred as follows:
Bryon, Lowered ----.-15 per cent
Glenila, Lowered ...-----.2 Is per cent
l1angdon. Lowered - per cent cent