The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1921-03-03

and has only collected Of this amount
about 100000 and
Whereas, 1t is almost impossible to
raise money from any source. Now,
Resolved, that we cooperate with 9TH
er counties Of Western North Dakota
and Montana in petitioning Congress
tives in Congress to furnish aid not to
exceed $4,000 to any one farmer, the ap-
p!ication Of whom must be approved by
his Township Board and the Board Of
County Commissioners, and be it fur
Their
Resolved that the Auditor write to
Nall the Township Clerks and Supervis-
ers asking them to call a meeting, to
have each farmer needing aid make a
statement Of the amount he has on hand
and the amount he actully needs to put
IN his crop for 1921, it being understood
Of these statement. and have them
signed by the Township clerk, but that
no statements are to be approved if they
consider the farmer can obtain aid any
other way. or that he would misuse the
aid furnished"
The above resolution was seconded by
COMMISSIONS Kromrey and carried, all
members voting Aye.
The Auditor was urged to collect the
required information and be ready to re-
port on it at the next meeting.
On motion Board adjourned till 9 A.
M. Feb. 2.
9 A. M. Feb. 2.
Board. in session All members pre-
A request was presented to the Board
from Geo: T. Rodsater of Mohall, ask
ing that the South West Corner of Sec.
18.161-83 be designated as q place to
sell chattel property under foreclosure
sale |, tor al property ii. territory tribu-
Moved by Commissioners Johnston and
seconded by Commissioner Walker and
carried that the above request be grant
from the Second Commissioner's Dis
trict and also an application from Dano
Cote, asking that he be appointed JAM
tor Of the Court House.
Second Commissioners District asking
that in behalf of his long n efficient
service as Janitor, Henry Ruelle be re-
tanned in that capacity.
con a motion was duly made and car
rfed hat Henry Ruelle be retained as
Janitor and official mail carrier.
A; further motion made and carried
authorized his salary to be the same as
last year, $115.00 per month.
An application for relief was received
from Einar J. Evenson from Stone Creek
Twp. asking that an adjustment in his
NEASWA 7-160-78 be made reducing
the valuation Of this land from $2594.O0
to $1824.00 which would be valued then
as adjoining land of equal value.
on this land to be made in the 1920 tax.
On motion of Commissioners Kromrey
seconded by Commissioner Parkinson and
carried the above application was grant,
ed.
Board received request to release the
1920 seed and feed lien Of s. r. Hawke
No: 2o7. on the NEA-2s-162-s1 until ex-
listing MORTGAGES could be renewed, said
Deeds.
On motion made and carried Board
The quarterly Justice Report of John
I. Page of Newburg was presented to
the Board but action on it was delayed
until the States Attorney could be pres
IN motion Board adjourned till 2 P.
Board in session. All members pres
The order of the Auditor and Chair
mar releasing the 1920 seed and feed
lien Of l.. A. Becker on the wKNEX
MhsEA & NEA swA Sec: 2%s-16o-76 un-
carried.
At 8 p: M. bids for County printing
ana We're opened. Bids We're
and the Grand Forks Herald Publ. CO.
Both bids were carefully gone over
put were considered too high and both
were rejected n ordered filed. The
Board agreed it would be best to buy
In the open market for the coming year.
On motion Board adjourned till 9
"a M. Feb. 8.
Board in session.
All embers present.
On motion of Commissioners Walker
seconded. by. Commissioner Johnston
~ n carried the orders of the Chairman
and AUDITOR releasing the following seed
and feed liens were confirmed
The 1920 seed and feed. lien No. 274
on SEA-5-16S-s1 was released until the
vas to be refiled in the order in which
Office. locus
mhe 1920, seed and feed liens on the
% ware to he released until existine
.~'Hrt"a"es could be renewed and refiled
- Tho order in which they now sta nd
" me office of the Register of Deeds.
Filed AGAINST the Sell -35-15en8s ana an" + 4pa
WI -1-159-S3 (filed without the con-
cry or the owner) were to be released
~ 81 III the eon land but not against parties
IN motion of Commissioner Parkinson
secnnded by Commissioner Kromrey and
rsrrfed the request from wellington
Mcnon 10 ahsnse their polling place from
=. l1ouS0 INC, i TO ShAYs
granted. ~ was
The report of the Sheriff on mi1ea 90
aos~dhe month Of Jar. in the amount az
$3.50 was approved by the Board.
. motion Board adjourned till 2 p.
po..s ;. 2-.P. M.
ent. - .-o~ press
Board spent most of the afternoon on
auGltlng b1lls discussing seed. feed
and road business. 0oN' Aeou
mis- /. Dokken. former Clerk Of Cont
maze a demand OF the Board for s456. 90
TINS being the amount of fees turned in
20 the County for work done for the II
5, Government In doing the following
work: Making out Declarations Of In,
tent1on and Certified copies in Lieu Of
lost n DESTROYED copies and certified
copies Of Land Papers, $4,000 and Pc
t1tions for Naturalization, Certified Con
les In lieu Of lost and destroyed copies,
and sertified Land Copies. S276. 90 70,
Iai $456.OO. This demand was laid, over
On motion made Board adjourned till
COMMISSIONER PROCEEDINGS
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