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Bottineau. n. OAK. May 81, 1922.
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Board met Ii regular adjourned ses.
4 petition was presented BY Miss Burr
Gounty Superintendent of Schon1s fro,,
inr v1 fbat IN school District No. 81 ask
Oh In mat y n e part sa,e Of the district be set
3% south Y OF Sections 16. II. iIR1oTT "a:
tiegs + OF SECTIONS %. 27 & 81 and sec
i? The Il time Ss' set ct f Ss: 2 - bs 50, 3 q :, 8 .j s.:
petlt1on was 2P NJ, July 6. .AAt -
A number of persons conferred with
one poaTa on various matters -"
Tor q concrete bridge 4 x 3 * "a he
tween sections g & 10 was presented.
N motion made and carried the
or1ase was ordered built. t.~"-SS
TWO petitions were presented for 90
meht or1dges one over, Cut Bank Creek
on the highway running between ,the
a. MI IA sec e.. q and The NWA Sec. 22-162-
on the running between the
Z q and the sEA 22-162-Ss. ~
r, tne board was appointed as q COM
Wedns 70 view these two bridge sites on
at Mohaii at' 'Gne q. M "a and We're to meet
me Auditor was instructed to order
enIee SIX foot midget grader blades
from ar1 tpe Austin-Western Road .dachin-
citation for Hearing Petitions for
Mothers' Pensions for Cecilia Peregrin
ana Anne Nicholson were received from
the Judge OF the County Court Hear
REQUEST was received from the BOARD
OF Supervisors Of Cordelia TOWNSHIP tn
deanss eo thelr voting place from the Cor
juneau School House on Section 2s.
On motion made and carried the Roa ri
ALLOWED the request .
rhe auditor reported that the State
advert1sing Of the letting of contracts
Tor F. A. P No. 145 and the graveling
OF on F.: A. F: No: 81 for June Is:
sd Gn motion ,, MADE and carried the Board
3 A. M, Jun 1, 1922
Board in session with all member
Commissioners Michel and p.r,so.
were appointed to check the offices Of
treasurer and Auditor for the first
quarter ct the year. Commissioner
va, Waiker and Commissioner Johnston
Sheriff, Register Of Deeds. County sun
erlntendent of Schools Clerk Of Court
and county Judge for the first quarter
aoa noard spent the morning checking Of
adjourned till 3. P. M. 80 ooai"
2 P. M, June l, 1922
Board In session with all members
Board spent most of afternoon check
Geo; Ford appeared before the Board
lot belonging to the County u descri hed
City Of Bottineau.
After considering this offer carefully
which was seconded BY Commissioners
PARKINSON and carried that the County
sell Lot II 3: 81, Whites First Add
Ion H to the City of Bottineau to Geo.
to the County at the rate of $500 per
month until paid and the Auditor be
instructed to CANCEL all taxes due and
unpa = at the Tine Of purchase and is
hnal settlement had peen made.
On motion made and carried the Board
adjourned till 8 A. M.
8 A. NJ, June 2, 1922.
Board in session: Chairman Kromrey,
commissioners Nichol, Johnston and
Parkinson present.
Board spent the morning checking
State Eengineer, IN State Highway bus
mess.
On motion made and carried the Board
adjourned till g p. M.
2 F. NJ, June 2, 1929.
Board in session with all members
present.
Board spent the afternoon in checking
offices and discussing road business.
The Auditor was Instructed to adver-
tse for a second hand Holt Caterpillar
tractor, bids to be let at the Court
House at 2 P. M, june 81:
On motion made and carried the Board
adjourned till 9 A. M, June 8.
A M, Tune 1892.
The question came up of appointing
the First Commissioners District lay
ing In the mountains for the special
purpose of controlling the spread of
Sow and Canadian Thistle.
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and was appointed to fiji the position.
The Auditor was instructed to order
three culverts, two of them t~hirty-six
inches by thirty feet and one thirty
to Commissioner Nichol at Carbury for
Dalen Township.
A bridge petition vas received asking
for a bridge in Homen Township over
Boundary Creek on the section Inc be-
tween the Sc Of the Sc of Section 8
and the SW of the SW of Section 10.
On motion made and carried the Board
authorized the building Of a pile driven
bridge at the above place.
A petition was received from Oak
Creek Township asking for a steel brid-
sc between Sections eleven and fourteen.
Commissioners Nichol and Parkinson
were appointed to view this site.
On motion made and carried the Audi
tor was instructed to draw a warrant for
$4,000 for E. M. Nelson as part Of Jay
ment on Est. Z, Sec. G. F. A. P. No. 81.
On motion made and carried the Audi
tor was authorized to draw a warrant
for $1,000 each month payable to Nellie
7; n9lhroe abar in d Ray a9sot 2 9fnt B%9 faI fba
Juvenile Commission at Rugby.
1t was moved by Commissioner walk
er and seconded by Commissioner Nichol
allowed $500 per month for clerk hire
until the busy work of the summer was
over.
The Auditor reported that the State
ITO T0rnroicCi0n on15 Gtnfa. ponInv~ct O..
ISOLATION had agreed on a settlement of
bank taxes that had been in litigation
FOR the two ear On State Bank Taxes.
and for three years on National Bank
also apply to the taxes of 1922.
The State Tax Commission recon-
mended that the Board Of County Com
and suggested that Resolutions which
were substantially as follows be adopt
WHEREAS, taxes upon stock of state
banks have been in litigation in the
courts of this state, and taxes upon the
stock of national banks have been in
litigation in the federal courts, and as a
result Of such litigation and the inter-
the Special Session Of 1919, 1t appears
that it would be possible for all banks
n trust companies successfully TO:
years 1920 and 1921 and would be possi-
Bile for, national ank successfully to
eyade the 1919 taxes upon their STOCK,
WHEREAS, Notwithstanding the IL
legality Of such taxes, the banks or the
state as a whole, acting through the
North Dakota Bankers Association, have
offered a compromise agreement, ~ run
settlement and payment OF all taxes up
on state bank stock and stock OF trust
companies for the years 1920, 1921 and
1922, n on national bank stock Tor Ine
years 1919, 1926, Q and 1922. under
tho farT1C rf "hInhst h@&&&F Il A.