Morris tribune., 1922-08-04

1920 1921
Salaries of County
Omcers ........ $16,73S.7O $17,5S5.5O
Salaries of County
Commissioners 2,161.50 2,201.39
Total County
Board of Audit E. 156.20 $500
District Court E. 2,262.77 2,37S.18
Justice Court 49,. 573.75 222.20
Probate Court 49,. 1925 384.14
Births & Deaths $3.50 1915
Printing & Adver-
Books & Station
cry .............. 299S97 2.419.66
Drayage ..e........ COL 1885
Fuel, Light & Tele-
phone .-........ 2,99397 r2,419.66
Election Expenses 584.95 $50
Conducting State
Examinations " 1661O 10000
Maintenance, Court
House .......... 1,119.23 2S1.5O
County Attorney,
Contingent ......l 1915 1O1.31
County Agent E. 1,697.99 1,264.99
Mothers Pension $500 1,5S5.00
Misc. Expenses E. 45373 905.85
Assessors ,...... $50 1850
County Nurse 80. o450.5S 1,9S5.49
Appropriations 10000 100000
Insurance 49,. ........ 1,172.40
Weed Inspector ..... 321.SO
Total County
Revenue 5 36,441.42 49,715.31
Voted .... 100000 100000
County Poor. 4,97O.O8
Voted ...... 100000 5000 90
county Road and
Rota6 3 s6.SGSsd s ss;t5SdS
Bridge ..:..... 272,os4O6 222,sOo4s
County Interest 2,500.0O 1850 90
Voted ......... 2,5OO.00 .....
sinking Fund,
Upon motion made by commissioner
Doh1en, which was seconded by Com
missioner Mecklenburg, the County
Auditor was instructed to levy taxes
for the year 1922 on all taxable prop
erty in Stevens County, in the follow
ing amounts:
County Revenue .......... 5 100000
G c0unty R ROad and Bridge . 2 SS0SSS
County Sinking Fund,
Motion made, seconded and carried
that the meeting adjourn to July 18th.
Board reconvened pursuant to ad-
journment on July 10th, 1922.
This being the date set aside for
iargement of school District No 81,
this matter was then taken up. At
torney James B. Ormond represented
the petitioners and Attorney Gunder-
DIRECTORS. By mutual agreement be-
tween the attorneys, for the petition
ers and DIRECTORS, the hearing was
postponed and adjourned to November
14th, 1922, at 1000 a. m.
The Board then went over the list
of uncollectable Personal Property
taxes made up by the Sheriff, and it
was the opinion of the Board that
some of these taxes were collectable,
and the list was referred back to the
Sheriff, for further action.
The Board proceeded to examine the
County Treasurer's books and checked
same with the County Auditors books
and the following is the report on the
condition of funds on hand at the
Of hIIC N 1922
Cash on hand ....!...... 1d4.I8
Deposited in Banks of
GS7ti GS1Pty OF Deposits 9 9sdffS5
..o Total s1oo 90 -; $ 10 lS2'c ssi5s
from the County Revenue FUND for
postage. express. freight and drayage
for the several offices of the county,
for the period from July list, to De-
The Commissioners then proceeded
to make out a list of the Petit and
Grand Jurors for the coming court
session, which list was duly placed on
file.
1t was moved, seconded and carried
that Tim MalOney be instructed to fix
up County Ditch No. 10, the cost of 80
doing to be, paid out of the fund of
County Ditch No. 10.
Upon motion made and seconded, the
County Auditor was instructed to no.
IlIy the coal uedleIS Ol the city LndI
bids would be received and opened on
July 18th at 1000 a. m. for 100 tons
to be delivered in the basement of
court house.
The following bills were audited by
the Finance Committee, and ordered
paid:
Julia O'Connen. Correcting
State Examination papers E. $500
Leigh Roberts. Correcting
State Examination papers E. $500
Village of Hancock Appro-
priation for construction of
Bridge ..........,. .......... 1885
W. 4. Hunt. Expense of
Highway Engineer .......... 3O.54
Morris Auto Co., Livery on
Ditch No. 40 .......... 1900
Morris Auto Co, Supplies for
Highway Engineer .N.,... 1850
Norris Auto Co, Supplies
for Highway Engineer 1870. "23
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