The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1922-02-09
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action was
Board read the minutes Tor Sept
eraber which were approved as read.
Moved by Commissioner Walker an
seconded by Commissioner Johnstol
and carried that the 1929 seed and feet
Her No 699 on the Sec. 4-160~8l
pa released Until existing Iaertgage'
.newed ana have seed and feed lien no
filed in the order In which lit now stand
ON the County Records.
Moved by Commissioner Johnston and
seconded by Commissioners Parkinson
and carried that the 1919 seed and feet
Hen No. 8 ard@the 1920 seed and FEED
lien on the SEA-20-16Q>S2s be re,
leased this being released on payin,en,
being left on NWA-29-16o-S2.
On motion made and carried Board aid.
JoHfned till 3 lA. M. q 4 & -
1-4-22. 9 A M.
Board ! session with all members
present. -
The Auditor reported that reauest. for
Village OF Gardena for $500 had beer
made thru the State Bank of 'Iards1a
for j. william Albright After booking
gone to the County for taxes and q
deed had been applied for, Commissioners
Parkinson offered the following motion
which was seconded by co,nmissioner
cancel all delinquent and current taxes
and issue a tax deed for same to J, Will
liam Albright. ~
n sheriff.s Monthly Report for
approved by the Chairman of the Board
h amount of same being $500.
Indemnity bonds We're received and
approved by the County Board one from
the Village of Overly for a lost School
District warrant, No. 1880 for $91.S5, and
q general FUND warrant No. 1901 from
Carl Olson of Mohall for 5000. g.,
a ATTACHMENTS and corrections were
q abatement from Order of d
. Fellows of the City of Bottineau Tor
sIs.5s in. 1917 and s1s.14 in 1918, this
tax being on paraphernalia and same not
Tax abatement from W. Underwood
on 1920 tax on Lot 2. Block 3, Souta
Lansford. Valuation Increased s6oo.09
In 1920 over 1919 by the town Board n
thru a misunderstanding Of the town
clerks work the final valuation as figured
in the Auditors Office was left $4,000
Correction of $1,000 in the 1920 hail
AK of A. Bergeron on sWA sWA Sec.
s, NEANWA, See.33, sen SEA- Sec. 20,
all in 1929 because same had not been
correction q $3.50 in the 1919 hail
70 as same had been listed for crop by
James Glins when ne vas not no., t ar Ing
owner of the land had been turned down
by the Auditors office because records
indicated 1T was farmed by q
On motion made and carried the a.
bove abatement and corrections were
allowed.
On motion Board adjourned till 2 P.
M.
The first part Of the afternoon as
\ spent on road business.
The proposed issue of Funding Bonds
to pay outstanding County Warrants
and Orders on the General Fund was
next considered
AS all registered county warrants
draw interest at the rate Of 7 per cent
per annum and the Board considered
that bonds could be sold at 6 per cent
~ or less. or at a premium, they thought
it would he q saving to the tax payers
to issue bonds to take ND outstanding
81 County Warrants and Orders. Besides
being a direct saving to the tax payers
it would also be more satisfactory for
all holding County Warrants, as money
is worth moro than 7 per cent. the rate
County Warrants draw, and is also very
scarce at this time.
Commissioner walker offered the fol-
lowing resolutions and moved their
adOptiOn:-
WHEREAS. B]ottineau County has an
over Sixty Thousand Dollars (S6N. 000.-
00) represented by County Warrants and
Orders on the General Fund. all of which
are u~ndtsputed legal and valid outstand-
ing obligations of Bottineau County and
WHEREAS. there is no cash in the
County General Fund for the payment Of
said warrants and orders and +bara will