The Bottineau courant., 1922-05-04
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nan sssa kromrey. s = Johas1sa III a ana Parstason
Beard spent the morning ON seed, feed
and road business and on motlon mace
/ and carried adjuerned Til Z. M: !.
Hoard ia session with All members
!, Il Anderson appeared in regard to
along the State Road known as f.; 4.
8 nj s7. Engineer. Ed. White, was called
4 iii and Instructed to go out and inVesu-
gate and report later. ~ -
The board read the minutes OF the
4 last meeting and approved them as read
Engineer Ed. White, requested the
Board to execute a contract with the
State Highway Commission whereby
the County would furnish the 10 ton
Holt Caterpillar tractor, grader ana
crew at 80 per hour to maintain FED
sraI Aid Projects 40, 43, Al and 81.
granted the request and ordered a copy
OF the contract placed on file in AUD
The Board approved the Depositary
the amount Of $4,000 in place Of the
4 $4,000 bond previously filed. The sure
ties on this bond We're G. K. V1kan, J.
4 A. Johnson and p. 3 Ferguson.
The Board spent the rest of the at
ternoon on road business and on motion
made and carried, adjourned till A
M Apr. 5.
Board in session with Chairman krom-
rey, Parkinson, Nichol and Johns ton
present.
On motion made and carried the Board
Ter a consideration OF Shy M released h9 lhe
as it effected the title of the land to
y the NIa 26 1s1 S3.
Application was received from Joe Boe O.
Euslawski for a refund of polt tax or
$1.00 in Cordelia when he had paid
poll tax in Lordsburg Twp. On motion
made and carried the Board allowed the
application,
Cathro. Sec. of Lake Metigoshe Park
Association, for a partial refund on 1919
taxes and partial abatement on 1920
and 1921 taxes on certain unlmproVed
lots yielding no income in Lake Metlgo-
she Park in Roland Twp. numbered as
follows . to II, Is and 16, Is to 81,
AZ and 43. 20 to 73, S6 SO to 1O4, liz
to ia, 151 to 15S, 163 to 174, A. B. C.
numerically, previous to 1919 had been
assessed at $500 per lot, that in 1919
and 1920 the assessment had been raised
$32.00 per lot and that lots A. B. C. and
d. were assessed at $1,000 per lot. He
further stated that reduced to acreage
these lots were assessed in 1919 and
1921 at S110.35 per acre and in 1921 at
$1S5.05 and that at $500 per lot the
acreage assessment would be $29O4 per
acre when adjoining farm lands which
were partly cleared and cultivated were
assessed a. S7.S2 to S12.67 per acre He
asked that the valuation for the three
years in 1919, 1920 and 1921 be reduced
TO $500 per lot on those numbered nu-
merlcally and proportionate decrease
De made on those numbered alphabeti-
cally, and taxes figured on the reduced
valuations.
He furtheH stated that Lots 70 and
81 were used as a road allowance had
peen assessed for taxes for the years
1SlS to 1921 and asked that the taxes
paid TOR these two years be refunded
ana those assessed but not paid be can
eeiled. On motion made and carried the
Board allowed the above application
Two applications for correction of hail
TAX We're received as foIlows:
John kulch on NV 4 IL 162 81. Amt
or correction 1915, on account of error
in making out withdrawal
4. Fedquam on NEL SO 162 70 Amt
OF correction $500 on account of error
IN making out withdrawal.
On motion made and carried the above
TWO nail warrants were allowed.
On motion made and carried Board
adjourned till P. N.
Board in session with all members
present.
bridge petition signed by A resi-
dents of Roland Twp. was presented to
the Board asking for cement bridge
between sections Is and 16 1853 Is over
Oak Creek.