The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1921-01-20

OF seq of 31-164-74 and the correct
point 4fb 50 yen r0ds h due ass so9 pa,d from ,t this sSsn
At the request Of o. O.. Helgerson the
following survey was made: Beginning
at a point go rods east Of the southwest
a northeasterly direction around the
north side of h lax and then in q
southeasterly direction a total Of $3.50
chains to a point due east Of the start
The above reports were all signed by
N. r. Shuler, Engineer for the City of
Ss!,1 Ks9 2es , ccs,s,a Oct 9s.,1 18Th h l &c.,,
I, 3, ), i, s. s. ga s ana ID! .. tfSusd 9 oc ts 1 lSth
1920: Request for this survey was made
by I: Milloy, orville Smith and Attor-
The Auditor presented a request from
Jno tredrickson, living. on the SNEA
Sec: Fl of Homen Twp. for an appraiser
white steer calf taken up by him in
November. August Wenstad was ap-
pointed as appraiser.
SEED II; 6 6 F Ra,sS li sstf No. to - have ~ VIZ shs 1 &c.
l1-162-7s released until the present
mortgages could be renewed and same
Seed G. Feed contract refiled in the or
a fiee u, of Keide IT o my De sssndS in the Of
seconded by Com. Holl and carried the
Board granted his request.
by Com. Finstad that the order Of
Chairman Sidener to Auditor, authoriz-
ing him to release the Seed & Feed lien
No. 424 Of James Roberts, on the SWA
4-159-81 till his existing mortgage could
be renewed IN the lien relied in its
proper order. be confirmed by the Board.
Carried.
by % {. Sich hoy Tat that the Ma order a of Chairman sseHnaen
Sidener to the Auditor, authorizing him
to release the Seed & Feed lien, No: 5o7
of Ole Tveden on the sEA .27-161-S2.
neWed and have e'e said lien relied i in its
firmed. Carried.
Moved by Com. ,Holl and seconded by
missioner Nichol of Lots 8 g. 9 in Block
rs in Original townsite Of City of Bot
tineau, to Sam Wilson for $4,000. the
same same. to ba be Paid In IN four 1st equal q doI install;
and the Auditor authorized to cancel all
taxes and issue a a deed on payment
Of the last installment. Carried.
A request est, for 1sa abatement Of t. taxes was
of illegal assessment.
that 7.s0 acres in swK Sec. a-iss-s2
this property being a part Of their right.
Of-Way n being assessed as a part OF
their mileage.
On motion of Commissioner Nichol
seconded by Commissioner Holl and car
ried the abatement was granted.
Mrs. Letha FInley's need of an adj
vance on her order on he Wm. Jensen
road account came up for discussion n
on motion Of Commissioner Walker Sec
onded by Commissioner Nichol and car
ried an advance of $500 or her order
was authorized and auditor instructed
Chapter 15S-1s19 Session Laws. The
Auditor reported that the certification
of election of the County Officers had
beer made to the State Bonding Depart
had certified that they were legally
bonded to the position named in the GER
tification n that they were legally en-
titled to act and perform their several
flee.
The following officers were reported
to have signed their official oath and the
amount Of their bon is set opposite
their name.
Thomas Hennessy. Sheriff. ....s1o,o 900. 90
o. r. Finstad, Register of
T. B. Acheson, Clerk of Court 10, 900. 90
j. T.. Harty Public Admins
J. J.. Weeks. States Attorney :: 100000
John E. Martin. County Judge 100000
M. r. Shuler, Surveyor .....-....- 5000 10
Annie D. Burr, County Supt.
not filed $780, 90
Anton Sletta, Constable --.-~ 10000
Steve Coliton, Constable ........- 5O0.0 90
John Lee, Constable ..------. 10000
c. r. Heinlein, Constable, (oath
]: Walseth, Justice -------~---- 10000
Geo. B. Mcmillan, Justice 1885,. 10000
Neil. McDougall, Justice -......... 5000 90
Sam Dunbar, Justice, (oath ooo
Bonds Of County justices filed with
Clerk of Court.
The Board having completed the years
business proceeded to organize for the
The Auditor reported that the Com
m~issioners elect J. P. Parkinson from
the Second District, E. M. Kromrey
5 5fom from tns Third the r Riitr bist ana Ira had ' Sesn
bonded according to law in the amount
of 100000 each. They subscribed to
their official oaths of office. after which
they were ready to assume their duties
as Commissioners.
Chairman Sidener in retiring from the
Board after twelve years of constant
service as a commissioner thanked the
alton at all times and especially dur
ing the past year in which he had been
Chairman. He spoke of the heavy work
Ct the b past year fo on o acou on of Of SEED ed, and
through bad crops and the Increase in
work to both the Board and the Audit
OrS' office. He expressed his apprec1a-
tiQn of the way each Commissioner had
endeavored to serve the best interests
of his own District and also the County
where the action of the whole Board had
been required.
He expressed his best wishes towards
the new members Of the Board and
hoped they could work tremendously and
unitedly during the coming year for the
business interests of the County as the
old Board had been able tod during the
past. He also expressed bis willingness
to aid Or advise the Board in the fu-
ture in anything where his services could
be of use to them. =
Commissioners Holl and Finstad in re-
firing expressed their appreciation of
the cooperation they had received at all
times and a their best wishes fol
the work of the new Board.
Commissioner Walker moved that
Commissioner Nichol act as temporary
chairman. The motion was seconded by
Commissioner Parkinson. There being nc
other nominations Commissioner Walk.
err put the motion before the Board anG
the motion carried.
Commissioner Nichol took the chair
and called for nominations for Chair.
man.
Commissioner Kromrey moved thai
Commissioner Nichol be elected as per
manent chairman for the ensuing year
Commissioner Walker seconded the nom