The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1922-02-16

THE BoTTINEAU coURANT. BOT
offer ofsthe Farst National Bank st BOT
n Isoeda 81 e p nns a sns sdo' inser s. s NJ tIms
or delivering bonds, bonds to draw six
per cent payable semi-annually with
Connection with. the purchase of this i'll j
, sue.
The above motion was seconded by
Commissioner Parkinson.
On vote the following Commissioners
voted Yea, Michel. Walker. Parkinson,
f~Johnston and Krornrey. None voting Nay
the Chairman declared the motion car
IT was moved BY Commissioner Park
illson that the Board authorize the Coun-
ty Treasurer to release all seed ant feed
to b renewed after the Bottineau Coun-
ty Abstract Co, files with him q stat
ment showing the amount Of the original
mortgage which shall not be greater
THAN the original mortgage plus taxes
and interest due, it being understood
that the seed and feed liens are to be
Commissioner Walker seconded the
above motion. & &%z
On vote motion carried.
The following hail tax corrections
presented to the Board.
T Strem for the 1921 hail tax on
the WE of the sen of SWA of Sec.
s 162 ~. Correction $3.29. Land until
able. 4 %E4 -
Heirs of Mary Flanagan o. the 1920
tax on the NWA s 1862 81. Correction
$3.50. Clerical error. on hail abstract.
ker ID. Dunlap on the 1921 tax on
MEANWA Lots 1 and 2, Sec. 20, sen
SWA 19 162 "A. Amount Oh, correction
$44eo Not planted to crops.
90 161 81. Amount of correction SO. Is.
Withdrawal made on wrong description.
On motion made n carried the abov4,
corrections were allowed. -
II. N. Hanson of Kramer asked for a
reaa ZION In valuation from $3.50 to.
$3.50 on his 1920 assessment on Lots II
and i2 Blk. 8 m the village of Kramer
$1,000 exemption he was entitled to IN
impreV ements useG as a home.
On motion made and carried the Board
alftWed the redu .tion.
Commissioner Johnston presented a
request from DR.. Fisher of Ia asford
fer G. tax refund OF his 1920 valuation.
THIS matter was referred again to Com
take it up with the City assessor Of
Lansford and the City Board.
At 4 P. NJ. the hour set for opening
plies for 1922 the Board decided to wait
until B p. M. at which time the after
noon mail would be in.
AT 3 +. M. the Board proceeded to
open the four bids presented, which were
from the following bidders.
G~lobe-Gazette of Wahpeton.
K 1a ! Printing Company of Fargo.
Grand Forks Herald.
The bid of Walker Bros. being the
lowest, on motion of Commissioners
err and carried. was accepted and CON
tract awarded to them for. the coming
The bids for the printing Of the rub
following amounts.
Farmers Advocate $500. 90
BQttinesu coSrant -:.--;z:-;:ssss:se
onded by Commissioner Walker and car
ried that the contract for printing the
10000 publicity pamphlets for Botti-
Advocate. The paper to be Coated Book
Paper of go pounds weight, 25x3S bas-
is, or equivalent, printed in two colors
on both sides Of paper. Job to be neatly
printed. folded three times and delivered
as near Mar. LIST as possible.
On motion made and carried the Board
adjourned till 1880 P. NJ Ma p NJ
Board in session with all members
Mr.. F. w. Cathro representing the
quested that Splitter, Rorick and Cow
pany of Toledo. Ohio be substituted for
the First National Bank Of Bottinead
Gas purchaser of the $50 900 of Fund
ing BOndS) and presented the following
resolution n requested it's adoption.
Resolution
Whereas. SPITZER. RORICK & COM
and best bidders for the $4,000 of FUND
ing Bonds to be issued by Bottineau
County, dated February 20, 1922. bear
ing interest at six per cent. payable
~semi-annually. to mature as specified in
1922. .
Now, Therefore. Be it Resolved. that
awarded to said SPITZER. RORICK&&
COMPANY. and the County Auditor and
Chairman of the Board of County Com
missioners of said Bottineau County
are hereby authorized and directed to
execute said bonds. and when executed.
to deliver the same to the said SPiTZ-
Err, RORICK & COMPANY. on comp1i-
ance by. them with the terms Of their
bid on file in the office of the County
Auditor
On motion of Commissioners Michel,
the above resolution was adopted by the
affirmative vote Of the following MEM
bers, to-wit: q.
Yea Commissioner Nichol.
Yea Commissioner Johnston
Yea Commissioner Walker
Yea Commissioner Parkinson 81
Yea Commissioner Kromrey .
Tn resignation of County Judge,
John E. Martin, was next taken up and
1t was moved by Commissioner Parxin-
son. seconded by Commissioner John
Martin be accepted and the office de-
clared vacant.
Motion carried.
Nominations were then called for
County Judge.
Commissioner Parkinson nominated
Martin Rothe. Nomination seconded by
Commissioner Johnston.
Commissioners Nichol nominated Oscar
V1nje. Nomination seconded by Commits
Sioner Walker.
It was moved by Commissioner Nichol
that the Board proceed to ballot by roll
CALL
Seconded by Commissioner Walker.
On vote motion carried.
The vote was then called on the two
candidates.
Commissioner Nichol voted Oscar Wine.
Commissioner Johnston voted Martin
Rothe.
Commissioner Parkinson voted Martin
Rothe. F<I =
je. %%3t@< r -
Commissioner Kromrey voted Martin
Rothe.
The Auditor was instructed to notify
the new Judge of his appointment and
have him subscribe to the oath Of office.
The following bills were audited and
allowed during this meeting:
Mothers Pensions for Febru-
airy, Total 81 ,0S7.0
Workman's Compensation Bu-
reau, Premium on Insurance,
AAa nvrf lvVa rr 100A Afn or "a