The Ward County independent., 1922-08-10

Dor in connection with this part of race
track:
John J. McDougalD-
S1.o0 per lineal foot.
George W. Kemper-
'es eertifed nHe sei,esi check for s12s75 accom-
panied the bid.
ExeayatIng Ss. for FOR the gutter, quit a the net net
tile will cost complete $3.50 and the
gravel finished complete, $o4O.-D. a.
Dinnie.
Harms. that the race track be built
without drains and that the bid of the
Minot Construction Co, be accepted.
Carried.
Bids for plumbing work were as fol-
Minot Plumbing & Heating CO:
We agree to furnish the labor ana
material necessary to install the plumb
ing in the grand stand for the fair
groundS hv as r, sh aa
iavatories, law urinal, drinking foun;,
automatic electric pump and motor (ca-
pacity 300 gallons per hour), concrete
septic tank, ! brick and concrete e;,;tss| Gtss-
pool located aU @ reet d IRON Hnry !hd SuG
to complete the installation-$2l 1870.
We propose and agree to furnish the
One 1000 gallon galvanized tank. two
7-foot galvanized iron troughs, auto
matte float valves controlling water In
troughs hs' and md Water W' faucets located in
building per Instructions we have re-
ceved from the architect-$2S4. Certi-
bids.
Levin & Mowbray.--
We herewith submit to you our price
Of $2.O97 for >the installing and supply
ing all labor and material for the plumb
ing work for the new fair buildings, ac-
cording to plans and specifications pre-
pared by Ira L. Rush, Minot, n. d.
The above price includes electric
pump, pressure tank, septic tank sump
pit and all toilet fixtures as shown: Ger
titled check for 500 accompanied the
Moved by Spicher. seconded by Wolfe,
that the bid Of Levin Mowbray coy
ering the grand stand and barn plumb
ing work be accepted. Carried. On roll
call all voted aye.
Thomas A. Coulter, appeared before
the board and offered set OF poultry
The matter Of fencing the fairgrounds
was discussed at length. l.. Fl. Piper
appeared before the board and gave facts
and figures regarding fencing.
Moved by Ellison, seconded a, by Lohr, iH,nr
gates, ordering material through the
Piper-Howe Lumber Co.. and building a
long, s2-inch No. 8 wire 23s2 Park and
Paddock fence, two strands Of barbed
treated treat With a preservatve to be chosen
by the committee, the fence construc-
tion to be carried out under the dlrec-
mittee. it Carried. All voted yes on roll
Ground floor of Exhibition Building
by Harms, that the interior Of the lower
floor Of the exhibition be filled to level
and finished with layer of fine gravel
Plans were discussed for arranging, a
womens rest room on the Fair Grounds
The board adjourned subject to call of
. the president.
~ Carl w. Mason, Secretary.
. Motion carried
Moved by Com. Spicher, seconded by
a road from the Southwest corner of
Section II, Twp: 16e' I Range 81, ST. to ,an The
Southeast corner Of , Sec: 2, ra" nwp' aSV nd
approaches across the coulee. be accept
ed approved and placed on file, and the
The Chairman appointed the following
viewers: Commissioners Spicher, Haldi
Moved by Com. Vandenoever, second
ed by Com Haldi that the report Of J
A. Sorensen, Supt. of the County Farm
inmates. be accepted, approved and
, placed on file.
Motion carried.
Moved by Com: spicher!' seconded |, by
p. M
Afternoon Session
August Q, 1922
The board met at 2 p. NJ, as per ad
journmcnt. with all members present
: and Com Krantz in the chair
! The hearing on conuemnatlon PRO
| ceedings of property for. f. A. ?. No. 5;
WAS taken continued from the
" Delegation Of property owners rep
l appeared before the board and the mat
5 ter of laying out the road was DISCUSS
ed, ~ ,.a+..o,
2 to draw resolutions and all necessary
: papers to complete the condemnation
: At 5 O'clock it was moved by Com
2 Haldi, seconded by Com. Vandenoever
that we adjourn until A. NJ, Angus
5 Motion carried.
4 August 3rd, 1922
The Board n net at at nembers A M as Psesaa pse aa
519r9men' and Gom, Krantz anti in nj the % chair. - e
Como MoVeH Vandenoever. az ai that the fol lowns
$4,000 be transferred from the Grass
hopper Fund to- the County Genera
. Fund.
n Also correction be made to balanc
Interest on Sale of School Lands ac
count in May, 1922 where shortage wa
shown of &c.
S On roll call the members voted a
follows: Com. Vandenoever, yes. Com
e Toftner, yes. Com. Spicher, yes. Com
h Haldi, yes. Com. Krantz, yes.
Motion carried.
Q Moved by Com. Vandenoever second
Q ed by Com Toftner, that the report o
5 r. z. Hopkins, Clerk of County Court
S for the month Of July, 1922, showing
e collection of $125;;5o; o,o-,
r of District Court, for month of July
a 1922, showing collection of $S1s;oo. b
0 Moved by Com. Vandenoever, second
s ed by Com: Toftner that The he ,,ts nstice e
e Quarter ending June 3oth, 1922, be &C
h cepted,. approved and placed on file an
the auditor instructed to issue warrant
in payment of fees according to law.
0 Motion carried.
5 Moved by Com. Haldi, seconded b
5 Com. Vandenoever, that the board ad
r journ until 2 P. M.