Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-08-19
COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS
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fund,ment of the 1919 hail tax were
upon motion rejected:
The application of Valentine Mater
for the rafundment of the hail in
demnity tax on 10 acres of land
which he claimed was not into crop.
The application of Eva Richter for
a refundment of the 1919 hail indem-
nifty tax on So acres, which she claim
The application of Jacob Rau for a
refundment of the 1919 hail indem-
nifty tax on 80 acres in the hf neqr
sec. 14-132-75, in the amount Of
$22. so.
The application of John Dyk for re-
fundment of the &c hail tax on az
acres in the w hf ne or sec. $780,
76.
The following applications for re-
duction in the 1919 valuation and re-
fund of the 1919 tax was upon motion
rejected:
Peter Baumgartner for reduction
in the 1919 assessment on the s hi
ne or sec. 16-131-76, from $144O to
5000.
The application of Anton l.. Baum
gartner for reduction in the 1919 as
sessm"nt On the n hf Sc or of Sec. To-
% to $500.
The application of John A. Baum
gartner for reduction in the 1919 as
sessment on the shf nhf of the nwqr
Ct sec. 21-131-76 from $1,000 to 5000,
which had been favorably acted upon
by the board at former meeting,
was reconsidered and the application
rejected for the reason that the as
essment was not too high.
The application of Jacob Baumgart-
ner for reduction in the 1918 assess
ment on the hf hf of the NV or
of sec. 21-131-76 from $1,000 to 5000,
which had been favorably acted upon
by the board at former meeting,
was raconsidered and the application
rejected for the reason that the as
sessment was not too high.
: The petition of Hette H. Nieuswms
and 80 others for the organization of
township 1905, was received ana
upon motion granted. The township
lines bounding such township shall be
the boundary lines, and September 80,
1920, is the date of the first meeting.
and Hague school house No. z, the
polling place.
n The board upon motion appointed
the following to serve as inspectors
of the precincts in the unorganized
portion of the county:
j. o. Otterson, Burr Oak, No. l..
Thomas Shea, Denham, No. 2
j. H Hcrstmeyer, Clayton No. 4
Ed Lawler, Hampton, No. 5
Geo. Dexter, Cherry Grove No. Z
Geo. Sheppard, Logan No. 9
y c. W. Wells, Dakem No. 10
Carl Bosch, Exeter No. ID
Louis Marquart, Hague. No.
Peter schott, Linton unorg No. IL
Gerrit Van Wight, Westfeld No. IL
Bob Looyenga, Union No. 10
H. B. Tuttle, Emmonsburg No. 20
Joe Glass, Winona No. 81
c. o. Putnam, Putnam No. %
Stephen Silk, Glanavon No. c3
Egidi Goetz, Lipp No. %.
The board upon motion allowed the
following bills
G. E. Richardson, hauling
planks district No. 25. $50. 40
j. o. Otterson road work dis
trict No. S 81 .OO
Henry H. Hanson, Co. Supt.
mileage. ........... .....5 80. 20
Jacob Zoller road work, mo-
tor vehicle ....... 9. go
Alfred J.. H. Wengel, road
work road dist. No. 5. .s45. 90
Adam Berreth, easement thru
35-132-78, County road fund rs. 90
. w. p. Petrie Co., rent and
damages on building grass
hopper EXTERN $50. Oo
A. H. Irvine, mileage for May
and June. ..... .174. ~
Ole Olson, one coyote ......s.. 200
Carl Lindberg, tree bounty for
1918 sec. 34-134-75. -. 81
G. B. rAarvig, tree bounty, for
1920, sec 12-136-74. a SO
Herman Brusch, tree bounty for