The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1922-02-09

that tins. The Board disapproved the
Geo ncMillen. representing Hottin
with the board IN regard to q 1890 Seed
and Feed Lien No. 81 against the SEA
MEM, kWA Sec. NEANEN.
SEA-Sec. 9-1g1-S0 until existing mort
gages now standing ahead Of tt could be
On motion sof Commissioner Walker
p Y commissioner johnston and
released until existing. mortgages nov
standing ahead Of 1t could be renewed,
said lien tao be relied as 1t now stands
on tle. County Records, except the NJ
NE MSEM 9-161-S0, this not to be refiled
having been released at a former meet
ING. -,
Requestwas made to release the 1918
seq ea ana feed Her. ne. "a on the NEM
standing ahsad or it could be renewed
and have same refi1ed in the order IN
Which It now stands on the county re-
On motion made and carried the above
request was allowed.
The question of having 10000 public
ity pamphlets printed for the purpose
under consideration. ~.
REQUEST from the immigration de-
partment ut 500. R.R. had oeen re-
ceived urging action by the County
Board along this line:
After considering this carefully from
all view points it was thot that it would
be quite al stimulus towards new settlers
coming to the County if a publicity PAM
phlet was prepared, showing what had
actually been accomplished by different
farmers lin dafrying, raising stock, poui-
try; corn, potatoes. sweet clover, aiIai1 ne
small grains. The estimated cost OF
these pamphlets was approximately W
cents g piece, and on motion. made ana
carried the Beard decided to have them
The Board called the County Agent in
and instructed him to get the material
ready 3 This pamphlet and to. empha-
tanned therein was based o n what diff
ferent farmers had actually accomplish
ed in theC County and to urge n pros
pect1ve settlers to come with enough
property or means to go into diversified
The above pamphlets are to be avail
able to anyone in the County who can
Applications for correction Of the 1921.
hail tax were received from the follow
Bessie q. Durnin on EhNwA, Lots
snd =, Seq. s1-1e2-7s in the amount OF
Margaret s.Durnin on sM Sec. ss-16s-
81: sen Sec. 29-169-S1 for .$57.76.
Sec ens ss-s ~ eei Es s Sec Dq s:Pss-s 81 n Nn 4
Sec. 7-163-8N for $152.3S.
additional insurance for the extra
SS.VU over the regular 500 tax was ap-
piled for on all the cropped land covered
by the above applications but was refus-
ed by the State Hail Department because
the renter had not signed for the ad-
ditfona1 insurance. The Auditors Office
fused he applications for additional in
surance used the SO cent rate instead of
a. cent rate, the difference being covered
by h above applications.
On motion of Commissioner Johnston
seconded by Commissioners Walker, the
above corrections were allowed.
The work of the year having been
completed, or motion made and carried
the Board adjourned till 2 P. M.
Board in session with all members
present.
Chairman Nicho1 with a few chosen
remarks expressed his satisfaction in the
work accomplished by the Board during
the past year and thanked the other
members OF the Board for their hearty
retired from the chair.
Moved by Commission Johnston that
Commissioners Walker be elected Tenn
porary< Chairman.
Motion seconded by Commissioner
Parkinson. On vote, motion carried.
Commissioner Walker called for NOM
nations for permanent Chairman.
Commissioner Johnston nominated
Commissioners Kromroy.
Commissioner Nichol nominated Com
missioners Walker. At request of Com
missioner walker Commissioner Nicho1
withdrew his name.
Commissions Walker called for the