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FOR
GOLD DUST
PROCEEDINGS
OF
CUSS COUNT? COMMISSIONERS
Fargo, Gass County, North Dakota,
October 5th, 1903.
The board met in regular session
pursuant to law with the following
members present, Barnes, Brown, Davis,
J.andblom
and Chairman Newton.
The minutes of the preceding meet
ing were red and on motion the same
were approved there being no correc
tions. The motion prevailed, all voting
aye upon the call of the roll.
The following bills were read and
approved and allowed and on motion
auditor was instructed to draw warrants
in payment of the same:
Dr. Paul Sorkness, witness in
sanity board 10 00
Dr. Paul Sorkness, salary Co.
physician 150 00
M. S. Mayo, treas, sundries, ex
press, 35c threshing poor
farm $61.36 61.71
M. S. Mayo, sal. Co. treas 208.33
H. A. McConnell, sal dep. Co.
treas ... V.. 125 00
C. G. Baernstein, clerk Co. treas 91 66
Arthur G. Lewis, sal Co. auditor 166 66
F. Geo. Guthrie, sal dep.. Co.
Auditor 125 00
P. P. Nokken, sal. clerk Co.
Auditor 83 33
John P. Beaton, sa. clerk Co. au
ditor 60 00
Wayne G. Eddy, sal clerk Co. au
ditor v. .37 50
James McGuigan,* sal clerk Co.
auditor 32 50
John B. Kinne, sal. clerk Co. au
ditor 30 00
C. G. Baernstein, clerical work
county auditor
..I...........
v
75 00
Mattie M. Davis, sal. supt. of
schools 166 00
Mattie M. Davis, mileage Co.
sup't schools 20 70
Mattie MJ Davis, postage and ex
press
13 47
Flora L. Lewis, clerk Co. sup't
schools So 00
N. G. Hanson, sal. Co. judge
August 208 33
A. G. Hanson, sal.. COL .judge
September !.. .. 208 33
A. G. Hanson, fees member board
insanity 14 25
W. L. VanHorn, clerk Co. court 100 00
Harold Sorenson, stenographer
Co. Court 83 33
James Coleman, clerk Co. judge 60 00
John F. PetJ^it, firing and laundry 18 00
John F. Pettit, sal. janitor and
engineer 75 00
E. C. Sargent, sal. clerk Dis't
court
Rooney* case 30 00
A.
J.
Craig, repairs engine Co.
Hospital 4
W. H. Barnett, sal. and exp. ass't
state's attorney 8428
Reese & Reddington, shoeing
poor fata 12 00
W. H. Doyle, livery 5 50
S. A. Moore, sundries Co. hosp. 9 08
S. A. Moore, sal. supt. Co. hosp 55 00
Mrs. S. A. Moore, sal. matron
Co. hosp 35 00
Jas. Huraeston, teamster Co.
hosjpita^* 2500
'•Fi auk N if hols, labor Co. hosp. 3a 00
Mft. Olive Parker, cook Co. hosp. 17 50
Maggie Ohnstead, nurse Co.
kosp 3000
Bettr Thompson, janitor Co,.
•......... v 25 00
Brfam, nurse Co. hosp .. 25 00
Thicker, nurse Co. hosp 10 00
Zunmeratan, nurse Co.
i i
TWINS do your work"
Women who insist on doing housework in the old, old way are wasting
thair tnergy. To such women
GOLD DUST
fil A boon. It does all the household cleaning, washing and
quicker and more economically than any other way yet demised/
Try it and you'll not deny it.
OToBB general
U8B8
Senibbine floors, washing clothes and dishes, cleaning wood
work, oilcloth, silverware and tinware, polishing brass work,
cleansing bath room, pipes, etc., and m»iHnp the finest soft soap.
Made by THB W. K. FAIRBAITK COMPANY, Chicago Makers of FAIRY SOAP
BOLD DUST makes hard water soft
hosp
30 00
laundress
Josie Pearson,
hosp
Gusta Johnson, ward maid Co.'
hosp
Mary Hanson, laundress Co. hosp
Maud Lindsay, maid Co. hosp.
Lilly Gulland, dishwasher Co.
hosp
17 00
IS 00
15 00
15 00
14 00
Tax petition was received from Rob't
J. Percy praying for the abatement of
all penalty and interest in excess of
7 per cent on drain tax for the year
1901 against S. W. Y\ of sec. 21-141-50
and after due consideration the same
was granted upon motion. All mem
bers voting aye upon call of the roll.
The request of the N. P. R'y ,Ca
that the board of Co. commissioners
enter into contract and accept easement
from said railway Co. for certain prop
erty of the railway Co. now used as
public roads, was referred to the
states attorney for his opinion as to the
rights of the board of commissioners
in the matter and he reported that the
board was ont the proper parties to
enter into such contract, they not hav
ing control or supervision of the high
ways under the law. Upon motion
the county auditor was instructed to
return the contract to the railway com
pany with the aclvice that they did not
consider that they had sufficient juris
diction in the matter.
On motion duly seconded the board
adjourned to meet at two o'clock P.
M. All voting aye.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Board met at two o'clock pursuant to
adjournment with all members present.
The board spent the afternoon in
specting plans and specifications fpr
new furniture for the new addition to
the court house and also in receiving
bids and inspecting samples of .hard
ware trimmings for the said addition.
On motion duly seconded the board
adjourned to meet on Tuesday the 6th,
at 9 o'clock A. M. All members vot
ing aye.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER
Poor
166 66
W. H. Ayfnar, sal. dep. clerk dis't
court 100 00
E. H. Hojte, sal. reg. of deeds.. 166 66
F. G. Brown, sal. dep. reg. of
deeds
§3 33
G. A. Fraser, sal. clerk reg. of
deeds 83 33
C. B. Wilde, sal. clerk reg, .©f
deeds '.X- '83 33
E. E. Redmon, repairing bridges
Mapleton'twp 198 00
Miss N. K, Fields, nurse Co. poor 7 50
Dr. K. H.JMJallarian, sal. ass't Co.
physician 75 00
Dr. S. B1. Clark, sal. ass't Co.
physician 29 15
H. G. Fish, sal. ass't Co.phys. 15 00
R. A. Cross, bailiff Cofl court.. 12 00
A. B. Le£, member b'd insanity 4.00
L. E. Twichell, member b'd in
sanity v... a 00
W. H. White Lumber Co, lum
ber and material bridges .1 134'23
W. H. Barnett, copy records
6th, 1903.
Board met pursuant to adjournment
with all members present.
The following bills having been
checked were approved and on motion
the same were allowed and the auditor
was instructed to draw warrants in pay
ment of the same.
Emerson H. Smith, expenseij
state's attorney V.'. X-i -14 39
City of Fargo, water rent 77 40
Union L. H. & Power Co., light
court house and jail 62 00
F. T. Buchholtz & Son, Mdse Co. ..
Reese & Reddington, shoeing Co.
poor farm 1 75
H. G. Edwards, stenog. coronerV"
inquest 37 60
~. L. Collar, water court house
and jail .12 00
O. J. DeLendrecie, mdse. coujrt
house .......800
John Cooper, drayage .......... 2 50
John W. Searing, stamps .....^ 75
Fargo Detroit Ice Co., Ice court
house and jail ....."i960
Alex Stern & Co., mdse. Co.' jail 13 65
I. Herbst, mdse. Co. poor .. 17 83
N. W. Tel. Ex. Co., telephone
for Sept 27 82
N. W. Tel. Ex. Co., telephone
for October
'i .y A129
42
E. Geske, wood sawing Co. jail 1 50
Beidler & Robinson Lumber Co.,
wood for jail and poor ...... 48 00
Beidler & Robinson Co., lumber
for bridges 176 89
Jardine Bridge Works, part pay
ment N. P. avenue and Front
street bridge
Bill of Jardine Bridge Works, in the
sum of $2,000, as advance payment on
contract for the repairs of Front street
and N. P. avenue bridges, was on motion
allowed. All voting aye upon roll call.
Bill of Jardine Bridge Works for the
repairs on bridge in Leonard twp. was
on motion allowed when approved by
bridge commissioner, and auditor was
instructed to draw warrant for the same.
All voting aye upon roll call.
On motion duly seconded the board
adjourned to meet at two o'clock P.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Board met pursuant to adjournment
with all memebers present.
Report of A. A. Walker justice of the
peace for the quarter ending Sept
1903 having been approved by the
state's attorftey as to cases, was checked
and the witness and other fees therein
were allowed and the auditor instructed
to draw warrants to cover same. All
voting aye upon roll call.
Report of E. C. Geary a$ justice of
the peace for the quarter ending Sept.
v v
•A
RESOLUTION.
Resolved, That the county auditor
be, and is hereby directed to give no
tice of the sale of real property for de
linquent taxes remaining delinquent in
the year 1903 for the preceding year by
publishing a notice of such sale, pre
pared in the forni and manner as pro
vided in Section 1259 of the Revised
Code of 1899, such sale to be held on
the first Tuesday in December, 1903, and
to continue from day to day until com
pleted, said notice to be published three
times once in each week for three suc
cessive weeks, in The Morning Call and
Fargo Daily Argus, one publication to
be made in tue daily edition of said
paper and the two following publica
tions to be made in the weekly edition
of the same paper, said paper being one
of general circulation in Cass County
N. Dak., having a daily and weekly
edition, both published at Fargo in said
County and State. The first publica
tion to be made at least nineteen days
before the day of sale and ea^i publi
cation to be made on the same day
of the week.
The question being Upon the adoption
of the resolution the roll was called
and there were ayes five and nays none
and so the resolution was declared adop
ted. There were present and voting in'
the affirmative, Com. Barnes, Brown,
iDavis, Landblom and Newton.
The following bills having been check
ed and approved were on motion allow®!
and the auditor instructed to draw
warrants in payment of the same.
A. A. Walker, justice fees $ 66 55
Julius Fluegelj witness fees, jus
tice court
Wm. Fluegel, witness feeis, jus'
tice court
John Ditmer, witness fees, jus-
tice court ".a .00
Aug. Liebenow, witness fees, jus»..} v?"
tice court Ii40
Herman Grienke, witness fees,
justice court
40
Wm. Alexander, witness fees, jus* .:
tice court 1
Mike Grutchen, witness fees,
justice court .'i..
E. O.' Blennes, witness fees, jus
tice court .. .... 40
A. F. Johnson, witness fees, jus
tice court 'i.'70
John Sinner, witness fees, jus
tice court
Bert Ballard, witness fees, jus
tice court jvil#
Royal Ballard, witness fees, jus
tice court v 10
E. Kaupanr Witness fees, justice
o u
360
Joseph Kastner, witness fees, jus
tice court
Otto Palser, witness fees, justice
court
s'fTt
4*
it*
30, 1903, hiving been approved as to
cases by the state's attorney, was checks
ed, and approved and ordered filed and
the fees therein allowed and the auditor
instructed to draw warrants in payment
of the same. All voting aye upon the
roll call.
THE FARGO FOUTTJI ANT) '^AtLY iJEt'tfBjCTCAN, MONDAY fiVENTtTG^ OCTOBEB 12 1903.
of
Report of T. G. Raveling, justice
the Peace for the quarter ending Sept.
30th, 1903 having been approved as to
cases by the state's attorney, was check
ed and approved and ordered filed and
the witness and other fees therein al
lowed and the auditor instructed to
draw warrants in payment of the same.
All members voting aye upon call of
the roll.
The bill of Barnes County in the sum
of $63.09 was presented being one-half
the cost of bridge built on the line be
tween the County of Barnes and Cass,
in Cornell township. On motion same
was allowed and auditor instructed to
draw warrant for same. All voting aye
on roll call.
The following resolution was pre
sented and read and Com. O. G. Barnes
moved its adoption seconded by Com.
E. S. Davis.
2 10
2
$0
»1«
3 fie
3 60
E. Kaupan, witness fees, justice
court 3 60
Joseph Kastner, witness fees, jus
tice court 3 60
Otto Palser, witness fees, jus
tice court 3 ($»
O. W. Walker, witness fees, jus
tice court 1 iii
Verne Walker, witness fees, jus
tice court
I jq
J. B. Coyle, witness fees, jus
tice court .... I"4G
M. A. Baldwin, witness fees, jus
tice court 1 Ifl
Arthur E. Pickett, witness fees,
justice court 7b
Otto H. Volkman, witness fees,
justice court 1 80
J. C. Ross, witness fees, jus
tice court 11#
Roy Thome, witness fees, jus
•tice court 1 16
Reginald Thornev witness fees,
justice court .'. I IP
Roderick Morris, witness fees,
justice court 1 xp
Peter Wicklund, witness fees, jjj
justice court 10
John Ausk, witness fees, jus
tice court .*. 1 io
Chas. Johnson, witness fees,
jus­
tice court v.. .1 jp
Cecil Hall, witness fees, jus
tice court 0
Corrine Holmes, witness fees,
justice court
Geo. Denis, witness fees, jus
tice court .... 1 jo
Henry Krueger, witness fees,
justice court 1 10
Andrew Wade, witness fees, jus
tice court 1 to
Ole S. Wade, witness fees, jus-
1
tice court ....... 1 1 ip
Tom Hall, witness fees, jus
tice court Ip
Chas. Simonson, witness fees,
justice fcourt i to
Louis Dahlgren, witness fees,
justice court 4 np
Thos. Wilson, witness lees, jus
tice court
Vpv
IO
Geo. Scott, witness fees, ju»- vj
tice court
F. L. Kelly, witness fees, ju»»
tice court .............. lo
Thos. Mohr, witness fees, jus*
tice court ..
Edward Jennings, witness feestvxio o
justice court IP
H. F. Atkinson, witness fees, jus
tice court IP
Hany Laiuy, witness fees, jus
tice court ..... t. i iorf
tv
I. M. Hartstein, witness fees
'justice court l-.io
Andrew Anderson, witness fetl,
justice court .... 10
T. H. Jackman, witness fees, jus
tice court ............ ......
S. M. Gowland, witness fees, jus
tice court
Fred Champine, witness fees, jus
tice coure
M. Saindon, witness fess, jus
tice court
(.'•A&i-Hr
lb
I
Jo
40
to
Kelly, witness fees, jus-
lib
tice court .......
Peter Reitz, witness fees, jus
tice court ......
John Rosnan, witness fees, jus
tice court
fed Buck, witness fees, justice
court
C. W. Redmon, witness fees, jus
tice court ..........
Anton Petersort," witness fees,
justice court
Lizzie Paul, witness fees jus
tice court
Guy Paul, witness fees, justice
court .......... i
Alice Paul, witness fees, jus
tice court •.
Matt Lindgren, witness fees, jus
tice court
Peter Johnson, witness fees, jus
tice court ....
\j. Grant, witness fees, jus
tice court ...._
H. J. Finney, witness fees, jus
tice court
Gust Carlson, witness fees, jus
tice court
Harry Lanzy, witness fees, .just
'tice court
Albert Lallin, witness fees, jus
tice court
Henry Meyers, witness fees, jus
tice court
Chas. Redmond, witness fees, jus
tice court
John E. Eliason, witness fees,
justice jcourt .j....
Adolph Herrie, witness fees, jus
tice court ..."
Emerson H. Smith, sal.'state's
attorney .. 166 67
Frank Regan, constable fees.. 11620
E. C. Gearey, justice fees 164 20
Strate & Whitneck, drayage.. 665
J. F. Holmes & Co., clothing,
county poor 5-M90
Dr. E. M. Darrow member In
sanity Board 4800
\Vm. J. Clapp, member insanity
board 26 00
David Henderson, labor Co. hosp. 25 00
Fiirgo Plumb. & H. Co., mdse.
I IP
I 10
10
a 10
1 zo
•ifb
2 to
2 1 0
2 10
*:|b
i
Co. jail 85
T. Twichell, sheriff's fees: .'^. 864 94
W. H. O'Neil, constable fee$::'.V-'.v 15 90
JT. G. Raveling, justice fees 2 65
On motion duly seconded the board
adjourned to meet-on Wednesday the
7th, at 9 o'clock A. M. All voting aye
on roll, call.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER
7, I9C3-
Board met at 9 o'clock A. M. pur
'&iant to adjournment, with all mem
bers present.
The report of S. A. Mfctore as supt.
of the county Tiospital for the months
of August and September was read, ap-r
prbved and on motion the same was
oVdered filed. All voting aye upon the
tall of'tHe roll. ..
Com. O. G. Barnes presented and read
the following resolution and moved its
adoption, seconded by Com. J. G. Brown.
RESOLUTION.
Whereas, It appears to the county
commissioners ot
Cass
county, North
Dakota, that it is necessary to make a
special assessment upon the lands sub
ject to assessment for the construction
of Argusville Drain No. I3 Smith
Drain No. 10 and Reed Drain No. 9 for
the purpose of paying the amount of
annual interest falling due November
1st, 1904, on the bonds issued for the
tost of said drains now therefore, be it
Resolved, That a special tax or assess
ment in aggregate sum of two thousand
eight hundred sixty-nine and 79-100
($2,869.79) dollars, be and the same is
hereby levied upon all lands subject to
assessment for Argusville Drain No.
13 for the purpose of paying .the interest
due November 1st, 1904 on the said
bonds issued for the cost of said drain
and it is further resolved that a special,
tax or assessment in the aggregate sum
of five hundred eighty and 20-100
($580.20) dollars, be and the same is
hereby levied upon all the lands sub
ject to assessment for the Smith Drain
No. 10 for the purpose of paying the
interest due November 1st, 1904 on the
bonds issued for the cost of said drain
and it is further resolved that a special
tax or assessment in the aggregate sum
,of one hundred thirty-six and 56-100
($136.56) dollars be and the same is
hereby levied upon all of the lands sub
ject to assessment for the Reed Drain.
No. 9 for the purpose of paying the in
terest due November 1st, 1904, on the
bonds issued for the cost of said drain,
and it is further resolved that the au
ditor of Cass County be and he is here
by authorized and directed to apportion
each of said respective levies according to
the proportion to be borne by each tract
as appears by the records from the
Drainage Board..
The roll was called upon the adoption
of the above resolution, and there were
ayes four(4) and nays one(one) and
so the resolution was declared adopted.
There were present and voting in the
affirmative Com. Barnes, Brown, Davis
and Newton. Landblom voting nay.
Absent and not voting none.
The report of E. H. Holte, Register of
Deeds, for the month of September
showing fees collected of $360.30 was read
and ordered filed. All voting aye upon
roll call.
Report of E.
?.
I, JO
Ole Nelson, witness fees, jtii
tice court 11to
James Henry, witness fees, jus
tice court ....
Henry Webb, witness fees, jus
tice court -ZOO
C.
Sargent, clerk of
District Court for month of September
showing fees collected of $220.50 was
read and ordered filed. All voting aye.
Report of A. G. Hanson, County
Judge for the month of August, showing
fees collected amounting to $6.50 was reJ
ceived, read and ordered filed. All vot
ing-aye.
Report of A. G. Hanson, County
Judge for the month of September
Showing-fees collected of $7.36 was re
ceived, read and ordered filed. All vot
ing aye.:
Iteport of Justice Martin Ryan being
-supplementary to liis report for the quar
•tcr ^eodqig June JOth, I$03 was received
rea£ and ordered attached to his orig
mal reeort and the feet therein allowed
a$d the auditor instructed to draw war
faAte in payment of the same. All vot?
ittf'ajre oo tfee roll call.
Justice report of
fM,uir•
e&s
tp
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sw?
«CI
quarter ending September 30th, 1903
received having been approved as to
cases by the state's attorney. The re
port was read, approved and ordered
filed and thfc' fees therein allowed and
the auditor instructed to draw warrants
in payment of the same.
On motion the board adjourned to
meet at 2 o'clock P. M. All voting aye.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Board met pursuant to adjournment
with all members present.
The following list of warrants being
over six years old and remaining un
claimed wefe cancelled and destroyed
according to law:
LIST OF WARRANTS TO BE CANCELLED OC­
TOBER
*:io
1 to
I IO
ID
8, 1903.
Book K12, name, Thomas Ed
wards, amount .... .....
Issued July 23, 1897, No. 620,
book K-2, name, A. M- Smal
ley, amount
Issued August 3, 1897, No. 700,
book K-2, name, Anna Martin--^'''
son, amount f^XO
Issued August 3, 1897, No. 720,
book K-2, name Wm. Eng-j f^*"
lund, amount
Issued August 3, 1897, No. 721,«
book K-2, name T. J. Ed
wards, amount
Oct. 6,
K-2, n
L-2, name, Rob't J. Staley,
amount
Issued Oct. 6, 1897, No. 33, book,
MARTIN HBG*0%!
Presldeot
KABTIIT HKJTOBi
m. a. LBWii,
President. V
B. S. LBWII,
President.
J. W. SMITH,
PretideatT
I. w.
H. G. Fish for tht
-„,v'
was
v-' fl lo
Issued August 3, 1897, No.
book K-2, name Jos. M. Ar-^!
to
name, Geo. Allen,*
book
amount
\r+*
Issued Oct. 6, 1897, No. 968,
book K-2, name Joseph Smith
amount -....
Issued Oct. 6, 1897, No. 971.'^"'
book, K-2, name Walter Doug-4''1
lass, amount .... I^lK)
Issued Oct. 6, 1897^ No. 13,1
book L-2j name A. E.' Arm*-1"4^^,
strong, amount tf'Jfo
Issued Oct. 6, 1897, No. 14,'^
book, L-2, name, Augusta Arm-^
strong, amount to
Issued Oct. 6, 189^,' Nb. 15,"-'
book, L-2, name, Harry Black,
amount ^I ..'.
Issued Oct. 6, 1897, .0. 19,
book, L-2 name, A. Wallahan,
amount
Issued Oct.. 6, 1897, No. 21,
book, L-2, name, Harry Hart
man, amount
Issued Oct. 6, 1897, No. 32, book,
I 10
I 10
L-2, name Rob'h J. Staley,
amount I 10
"-v,
L-2, name John Johnson,
Issued Oct. 7, 1897, No. 126, book,
L-2, name F. K. Mitchell,
amount
w
nold, amount .. ,... to
Issued S,ept. 2, 1897, Nb. '821,'*
book K-2, name John. ThtirS
ton, amount ......v
Issued Oct. 6, 1897, No. 949»*
book K-2, name F. E, Hough,
amount
Issued Oct. 6, 1897, Ni. 95t»
book K-2, name I. P.' Mana-*
ray, amount
Issued Oct, 6, I897».'NP.' 955.
book K-2, name C. B. Gold,
afnount V...
'X'lo
1 10
'i 10
1 lo
I 10
A.L WAU
LUMBER DEALER
Corntr Front and devrnith Strtets, Fargo, N. D.
FA
RQO BANKING HOUSES.
O. O. BABNBB, H. W. GBARBY, /. E. CBONAN, M. WBAB, B. A. LBW1B,
J. D. BBMTOM, WUOMA8 UAK1SU, JK^ W. P. BALI,. J. D. MCCOMMBLIj,
ALBX BTKBN, B. F. BPALDINO.
I.
B. WATSON,
vice Preiideat.
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Issued Oct 6, 1897, No. 54. book,
L-2, name Alfred Stevens,
amount
Issued Oct. 6, 1897, No. 59, book,
L-2, name Knute Olson,
amount .t-iiPv
Issued Oct. 6, 1897 No. 70, book,
L-2, name F. W. Nebe, v
amount
Issued Oct. 6, 1897, No. 73. book,
L-2, name Justine Tunell,
amount i*' j,
Issued Oct. 6, 1907,. No. 74, book,
L-2, name, Eric C. Sand
strom, amount t-ilP
Issued Oct. 6, 1897, No. 89, book,
L-2, name Samuel S. Philips,
amount
Issued Oct. 6, 1897.No. p?, book,
}J,'
Issued Jiily 23, 1897, No. 6154
Book K-2, name, Chas. 'Powell,
a o u n
Issued July 23, 1897, No. 616, -rJ ~y
L-2, name Ben Henewrit,
amount
Issued Ooc. 6, 1897, No. 98, book, v
L-2, name, Louis Herew,
amount
Issued Oct. 6,1897, No. 101, book,
L-2, name' A. Weltman,
amount t*®
Issued Oct. 6, 1897, No. 103, book.
L-2, Name, Sam Nordby,
amount v
Issued Oct. 7. 1897, No. 124, book,
(|J
Issued Oct. 7, 1897, No. 127,
book, L-2,'name C. H. Crumb, 4
amount I tl
Issued Oct. 7,
i897»
No. 139
L-2, name John John on I
amount t^
Issued Oct. 7, 1897, No. 141,
book L-2, name Geo. S. Hines, v
amount •.
Issued Oct. 7,, 1897. No. 145,
book, L-2, name, Emile John
son, amount .. 2
Issued Oct. 7, 1897, No. 1511
book, L-2,. name F. E. Viles, j,
amount
Issued Oct. 8, 1897, No. 191,
book, L-2, name Carl Sonick, S
amount 1
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^Ytee-Presldent.
FARGO NATIONAL BANK
SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES FOR RENT
Yranfaeta a Otaaral BanHnf and Foreign Bzeange Baslnecs. Drafts Drawa
Direct on All Principal Cities of larops.
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Oashitr.
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GBO. B. NICHOLS W. Q. MACFADDBN.
O. Q. BABNB8,
Tlce-Pre»Ident.
H. W. GHABBY,
Cashier.
TIE MERCHANTS STATE BANK
or FARGO
u CAPITAL PAID IK $100,000.04: 'J
DIBBCTOBS.
B. F. BPALDINO,
Attorney.
I. W YON NIBDAf
Oasbler.
Op FARGO, NORTH DAKOTA
CAPITAL AMD SURPLUS ..'.... $150,000.00
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A. PiBBf, J.B. WATSON, J. H. LBWiVjAMBBKBNNBDT, *. B. LBWiB
J. A. MONTGOMBBX, J. w. VON N1BDA, FBANK B. KIMDBHD, F. A. IKlStl
L. B. HANNA.
Ylee-Presldent
The First National Bank ot Fargo
UNITED STATES DEPOSITC^Y.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS ... ... $200,000.00
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Ass't Cashier.
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Tax petition of W. J. Lorshbough
agent for the holder of Tax Sale cei|»
tificate jssued in 1902 against the S. W|
J4 of Sec. 26-141-50 for drainage ta$
of $31.94 on drain No. 2, for a rd?
fund of amount paid for said certificate
for the reason that said sale was voi^r
on account of an error in extending
said assessment against the wrong de
scription, was received and on motioft
the auditor and treasurer were instru©?
ted to refund the original amount a®
said certificate and charge to the pro^,
er account. All voting aye.
Tax petition was received signed
Mark H. Payne, asking that all penalgf
and interest in excess of 7 per cent p$f.
annum be abated on the special draina«
assessment extended on the tax list qjf
1900 against the North of Sec. 13^
141-50 also the N: E. 54 of Sec.i4-i4|i
50, said tax now remaining delinquent
and in the hands of the county for col
lection. On motion the petition was
granted all voting aye upon roll call.
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