The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1922-03-02

men to board theznseaves ~ their own
Ihs fsllowsnx - c-orractions were
l a BsaJOhnston AN Ca, Ia the
IVtlIage % Hcklnan In the year 1921 was
| iysns sort ~ u S; iss sssss s ssIs sDa so 1saS
of q 500 right Of way $1,000 ON iln-
movements where there were none.
Anna u Slyter In the City Of Rottin-
movements on Lots 2I and %, So, COM
stocks list Addition used as her nome
and did not get here exemption OF $500.
The reduction n her tax would amount
Casper johnson asked for d correction
of S13.03 on Lots A, 8 and 8, Block 36,
CoInstocks 1st Addition to the City OF
BottIIneaa. Exemption on home not al
ottelia Wirz Of the Village Of kramer
asked for the exemption of $1,000 that
she was entitled to on her home on her
as a business house. Reduction in valua-
ton x was from $1190 to $50 n
b reduction in tax from $4,000 to
The case Of Dr.. II. z. Fisher of Lans-
ford City was again taken up. His
residence mad been assessed as q bust
ness house, in 1920 and he asked that the
the valuation for 1921 - w.
On motion made and carried the Board
allowed the above corrections.
Action on the boys and girls club con-
test work was again deferred until a
later meeting ..-
The Minnekota Elevator Co. asked for
a cancellation Of their 1921 grain tax
As their agent has signed a grain
statement showing they had grain at
the time OF assessment the application
was laid for future consideration.
III. C. Dana, County Treasurer, pre-
scented a request for the cancellation of
S13S1.4S worth of tax receipts issued
but held by his office. Some of these
were duplicates and some were for taxes
made for various reasons.
On motion made and carried the Board
ordered that the application be granted:
On motion made and carried the Board
ADJOURNED I'LL A. g. 3 a. M NJ. r Feb. II.
Board in session with all members
present except Parkinson.
Commissioner Johnston who had been
instructed to appraise a ten year old
mare for Ben Zeits reported that MI.
VIM. Underwood and himself had ap-
praised the animal at $25.00 {.
An indemnity III was received from
Chatf1eld School District No. 80 in Chat
field Township signed by Christ Kjonaas
o. II. Kjcnaas and Nels Nicholson for q
th~irty-eight dollars and seventy-eight
cents n the same was approved by the
Board and a duplicate warrant author
The question of lithographing the
signatures of the Chairman Of the Board
coupons Of the $50 oo.oo of funding
with the following result.
Commissioner Nicho1 offered the fol-
lowing Resolution, and moved its adop-
ton:
Resolved that the Chairman Of the
Board of County Commissioners and
County Auditor be authorized to have
their signatures Autographed on the in
terest coupons of the $50 00. 90 of fund
ing bonds to be issued under date of
February 20, 1922.
Commissioner Walker seconded the
motion to adopt the above resolution.
voted Aye, Nichol, Walker, Johnston
and Kromrey, Commissioner Parkinson
being absent and not voting.
The Chairman declared the Resolution
adopted.
The report of the Committee that was
appointed at the last meeting to check
the office Of the County Judge for the
month Of January was as follows:
Filing fees for January --~---~~--s15.00
Marriage licenses ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 400
Total $1,000
Dated Feb. 4, 1922.
Signed:
s. M. Nichol
Ralph Walker
On motion made and carried the fol-
lowing bills We're audited and approved
at this meeting.
E. NJ. Nelson, Payment on Final
Est. No. Sec. A, ZAP. $500. 90
support of Home -~~~-~---s1eo.o 90
David Lundy, s cords wood at
$500 per cord for Court House 80. 90
Bottineau County Agr. Society,
Ant. paid Deputy Sheriffs dur
ing Fair 1850
J. P. Parkinson, Services at Com.
meeting Feb. 6, II, IS, 16----- $500
Ira Johnston. Com. services and
mileage 2-14, is, 16~--~ 5000
E. NJ: Kromrey, Com. services and
=" mileage, Feb. 4, Ia. IS, 16----- 29.20