The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1922-08-10

State Aid at this time for the compile
ton Of the remaining II miles, Ind the
following resolution was presented by
BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of
County Commissioners OF Bottineau CO.
That the State Highway Commission
be hereby. petitioned for federal and
state aid in such amounts as may be
available for the improvement Of state
roads as described below or so much
thereof as funds available permit.
An Earth O beginning at East end
of Project No. 40 and running east and
north to beginning OF Project No. 145
and also the grayeling of Project No. 40
and an earth road beginning at east end
to County.
The Board of County Commissioners
agrees to secure title to the rights of
way as found necessary.
seconded by Commissioners Nichol and
carried that the above Resolution be
adopted. all commissioners voting
AS it was necessary to appropriate
funds for the new project n to author
ize the County Auditor to draw war
rants for this work, Commissioner
Walker offered the following Reso1u-
BE 1T RESOLVED by the Board of
County Commissioners Of Bottineau
That in accordance with Sections 1916
and 1946 compiled laws Of North Dakota
1913, as amended the sum of Thirty
Thousand Dollars $3.50, 0O0) be and the
same is hereby appropriated and set a.
side for the urpos of paing, upon the
certificate of the State Engineer as Chief
Engineer and Secretary Of the State
Highway Commission, the County's
share of the cost of the Improvement
Of State Roads in Bottineau County.
AND BE 1T FURTHER RESOLVED
that under the prnyiSiHnS of Gactinn q
Chapter 141, Laws 1919, the County
Auditor is hereby authorized and direct
ed to draw warrants on the County
Treasurer in payment for services and
connection with the construction of
Federal and state Aid Project as re-
quested June 18th, 1922. under the sup
ervision of the State Highway Commits
sion, in such amount as may be due,
according to certificates issued by the
Secretary Of the State Highway Com
mission.
On motion of Commissioner Nichol,
seconded by Commissioner Parkinson,
the above Resolutions were adopted, all
voting Aye"
On motion made and carried the Board
adjourned ill 8 A. NJ, June 16.
9 A. NJ, Tune 16, 1922.
Board in session. All members pre-
sent.
A petition was received from Russell
with the signatures Of At taxpayers at
VIVIAN SAAi - ~ 2oCN W w "a
leading south from Kane Township be-
tween sections S and 6, Z and 8, and II
and Is and to build and repair the
bridge between sections 2 and 3 in Ia
coma Township.
On motion a and carried the petit
ton was allowed.
Two applications for the correction Of
hail taxes were received from Henry Sa-
iron in Hoffman township on the SEA
and NEA Sec. u. One hundred and
eighty acres were listed for crop in 1920
and ITO acres in 1921 when there was
no crop sown.
On motion made and carried the ap-
plications were allowed.
Application for relief from taxes was
received from A. V. and Jennie M. Smith
on the 1921 valuation of lots in Max
bass described as follows: Lots s to 10
In Block 10 and Lots 1 to ~ in Block
II in the Village of Maxbass. Their af-
fdavit stated that all but two lots were
used for pasture and asked that the
valuation be reduced from 1913 to 200.
On motion made and carried the applica-
ton was allowed.
The bridge committee appointed to
view the bridge sites in Hoffman Town