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RPOCEEDINGS
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CASS COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
(Continued from Page 14.)
of taxes for the years 1900 and 1901
On all of block "D" for the reason that
said property was exempt under the
laws, being church property and used
exclusively for religious purposes. On
motion the petition \v#s .granted .as re
quested. all members voting aye. upon
the call of the roll.
A delegation from the Cass County
Bar Association appeared before the
board with recommendations and sug
gestions relative to the accommodations
in the proposed new court house for the
courts, attorneys and library for court
purposes. Their suggestions were lis
tened to and taken under consideration.
On motion duly seconded the board
adjourned to meet on Friday at 9
o'clock a. m., all voting aye upon the
roll call.
FRIDAY, DEC. 4, I)03.
The board met at 9 o'clock a. m. pur
suant to adjournment, -with pll mem
bers present..
The report of E. H. Holte as regis
ter of deeds for the rhotrth of Novem
ber showing fees collected of $679.90
was received and read and on motion
ordered filed. All voting aye.
Tax petition from the St. Anthony &
Dakota Elevator Co. was received re
questing that they be allowed to pay
the original amount of tax assessed
against the St Anthony & Dakota Lum
ber Co. in the village of Page for the
year 1902, for the reason that there was
an error of the assessor i'n assessing
the same to the Lumber Co., there be
ing no company in existence, and for the
reason of this error they had not re
ceived any notice of this tax.
Upon motion- duly seconded th pe
tition was granted and the auditor in
structed to notify the. sheriff of such
abatement. All voting aye.
On motion duly seconded the board
adjourned to meet on Saturday at 9
o'clock a. m. All members vqting aye
upon the call of the roll.
SATURDAY, DEC. 5, 1903.
Board met at 9 o'clock a. IftT.1 'pur
suant to adjournment with all members
present.
The following bills having been ap
proved by the board were allowed and
the auditor instructed to draw warrants
in payment of the same. AH voting
aye- :.
O. G. Barnes, sal Co. torn.20.00
VV. G. Newton, sal Co. com.. 2f.8o
J. G. Brown, sal. Co. com
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27.70
E. S. D^vis, sal. Co. com 29.20
Aug. Landbloni, sal. Co. com... 21.20
Several of the tax payers of the coun
ty from different localities appeared be
fore the board and were questipned by
the board as to their wishes relative
to the rebuilding of the cburt house.
On motion the board adjourned to
meet at 2 p. m. All voting aye.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Board met at 2 o'clock p. m. pur
suant to adjournment with all members
present.
The Chairman of the public property
com. reported that Mf. C. H. Porritt
who had been awarded the contract for
installing the heating plant* in the coun
ty jail building at a previous meeting
of the board, had been repeatedly noti
fied that the plant was not working sat
isfactorily and npt according to con
tract and further in view of the fact that
an expenditure of $364.25 had been nec
essary to satisfactorily complete the
heating of the jail building, he would
move that the auditor be instructed to
present a bill to Mr. Porritt in the
amount of $164.25, being the amount
paid for thtf completion of the heating
plant according to the contract of Mr.
Porritt, which he had failed to complete,
and iH[ "excess of the amount due him on
the above named contract namely $200,
00. Tht motion of Mr. Brown so moved"
which was seconded by Mr. Davis, which
motion prevailed upon the call of the
roll, all members voting aye.
The following bills having been al
lowed after
sauditing
by the board the
auditor was instructed to draw warrants
ill payment of the same.
Johnson & Powers, labor on tem.
quarters ....
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.$151.68
Fargo P. & H. Co., repairs old
court house .... 3,65
Fargo P. & H. Co., wiring new
vaults ...... ,36.52
Fargo P. & H. Co., plumb, tem. V
quarters 2 83/15
Fargo P. & H. Co., change heat.
plant Cp. jail 364.25
,Fargo P. & H. Co.,covering pipes
Co. jail 81.25
Fargo P. & H. Co., plumb Co.
jail '... 32.75
T. Twichell, sheriff 4ees 990.35
N. D. Book & Stationery Co.,
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books and supplies .......... 119.88
John Cooper, drayage ... .50
D.McInnes, fuel Co. hosp...... 168.38
D. I. Ames, supplies Co. hosp... 10.50
Whitenack & Strate, drayage .. 16.07
Interior Lumber Co.,, lumber Co.
jail ..
*1 .07
B. & R. Lumber Co., mdse. Co.
hosp a6 79
E. Geske, labor. Co. jail ....... t.50
1. Herbst, mdse. court house. 4.43
S. Birch, labor and material Co.
hosp a2.55
Alex Stern, mdse. Co. poor...V 14.70
Beidler & Robinson, fuel Co.
poor 109 50
On motioti of Mr. Barnes seconded
by Mr. Brown the estimate Q! the ar
chitect on the work done on the contract
with Johnson & Powers on building
th^ annex to court house in the sum
of $6,487.00 was a 1 lowed, and the au
ditor was instructed to draw warrant
1 in paymgit of the same. All voting
aye 00 roll.
I On motion of Mr. Barnes seconded
by Mr. Brown the estimate of the ar
chitect on the work done .under con
tract for plumbing and heating with
Fargo Plumbing & Heating Co., in the
amotult'oi $39i.75 was allowed and the.
auditor was instructed to h»w warrant
in payment of the sime. On call of the
roll, all voting aye
On motion duly se^onde4 the board
adjourned to meet on Tu«Khqr the 8th,
at 9 o'clock a. m., all voting aye.
.TUf$DAY, DEC 8,.X#^
ilbard '**t. 9 o'clock pursuant to
all. tttfipirs pr*f
oit.
Tax petition received (roffi Rofc't
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Nick of Mapleton praying for an abate
ment of all taxes in excess of the sum
of $10.00 against lot 10, block 17, vil
lage of Mapleton for the reason that
the assessment of said property was far
in excess of its actual value was on mo
tion granted and the auditor and treas
urer instructed to receive' said. amount
in settlement of all delinquent taxes
against said property. .All voting, aye
upon the roll call.
Report of E. C. Gearey as acting cor
oner in the case of Henry (Surry was
received, read, ordered' filed and the
fees therein allowed and. the auditor in
structed to di a.\v warrants in payment
of the same. ST
Report of EL' C. .Gearey as acting cor
oner in the case of W. R. Michel's was
received, read and approved and the
fees therein allowed and the auditor
instructed to draw warrants in "pay
ment of the same. All voting aye upon
roll call.
The following bills having been ap
proved and allowed the auditor was in
structed to draw warrants in payment
for the same. All voting aye on roll.
E. C. Gearey, coroner fees in case
of Henry Curry .$ 12.80
E. C. Gearey. coroner fees in'ease
W. R. Hichels 18.10
Arthur G. Lewis, postage, dray & '/?.
express $.65
Hancock Bros., architects fges .•
court add '...
jbQ.oo
John McQuoid, coroners jury.. 1.10
W. Irysh, coroners jury r. 10
S. McCoskery, coroners jury^ £.
10
A. J. Jamison, wit. cor. inquests
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E. F. Hull, wit. cor. inquest.. 10
N.-A. Mahan, wit. cor. inquest.^ .i. 10
N. E. Kohler, wit. cor. inquest.'1. Ji. 10
R. J. Kehoe, wit. cor. inquest..••£--$. 10
W. H. Clark, wit. cor. inquest, Ui. 10
A. C. Bolton, wit. cor. inquest,. -7.60
W. E. Thearp, wit. cor. inquest 4:30
Piatt Dunn, wit. cor. inquest....
J. W. Morrow, Juror cor. inquest
Geo. R. Freemaq, juror cor. it£
quest
Geo. S. Briggs, juror cor. inquest
Elise Goebel, wit. cor. inquest ,.
\ym. Shoemaker, wit. ,cor. i&f
quest
Harry Mitchell, wit. cor. inqueftt
Ole Bersr, wit. cor. inqOest....
Allen Waldorf, wit. cor. inqueSt
H. F. Wilde, wit. cor. inquest.r 10
Frank Zebley, wit. cor. inquestif '. 1.10
Mrs. C. B. Berg, wit. cor. in
quest i $i*%. 10
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On motion the board adjourned to
to Wednesday at 9 o'clock. All voting
aye.
WEDNESDAY, DEC. 9, I9O3.
Board met pursuant to adjournment
with all members present, and spent
the day in consulting with the various
officers as to their needs in. the way
of furniture for transacting business
in their respective offices, also confer
ring with the state's attorney relative
to the procedure necessary for calling
a special election for the purpose of de
tefmining the wishes of the voters of
the county in regard to the matter of
bonding the county for funds to re
build the court house.
The board adjourned to meet at 9
o'clock a. m. on Thursday, Dec. 10th.
THURSDAY*,.DEC.. IO. 1903
Board met a 9 o'clock pursuant to
adjournment with all members present.
The following resolution was present
ed and read by Com. O. G. Barnes who
moved jtt& Stfoption, seconded bjr Com
Davis. v
RESOLUTION.
Whereas on the seventeenth day *f
November, A. D.. 1903, the court hpuse
and additions thereto, were toally de
stroyed by fire, and whereas at tlie time
of said fire an addition was in he
course of construction and nearly com
pleted, and whereas at this time, it is
deemed wise and expedient by the
board of county commissioners, to mod
ify and change the plans, drawings
and specifications, and. to' complete
said addition in accordance with such
change, plans, drawings and specifica
tions.
Therefore, Be it resolved that the
architect is hereby directed to prepare
a written order to the contractors.
Powers & Johnson, requiring them to
complete said building in accordance
with such amended plans, drawings and
specifications, and that upon the prepara
tion of such amended plans, draw
ings and specifications, the amount
necessary to complete said building be
determined and agreed upon by and be
tween the commissioners and contrac
tors.
The question being upon the adoption
of the above resolution, the roll was call,
ed and there were ayes five (5) and nays
none (o) and so the resolution was de
clared adopted. Those present and
voting in' the affirmative were Corns.
Barnes, Brown, Davis, Landblom and
Newton.
The following resolution was present
ed and read by Com. Barnes who mov
ed its adoption seconded by Com.
Brown. ^1-
RESOLUTION.,.
'"Whereas, "On the sevent^lftln ^ay of
November, A. D., 1903, the court house
and additions thereto, were totally de
stroyed by fire, and
Whereas, At the time of said fire
an addition was in the course of con
struction and nearly completed, and,
Whereas, At this time it is deemed
wise and expedient by the board of
county commissioners, to modify and
change the plans, drawings and speci
fications, and to complete 'said addition
in accordance with such change, plans,
drawings and specifications, now, there
fore,
Resolved, That the architect is hereby
directed to prepare a written order to
the contractors for the plumbing and
heating, Fargo Plumbing & Heating Co.,
requiring them to complete said building
in accordance with such amended plans
drawings and specifications, and that
upon the preparation of such amend
ed plans, drawings and specifications
the amount necessary to complete said
buildings be determined and agreed up
on by and between the commissioners
land contractors.
The Question being upon the adoption
of the above resolution the roll was call
ed and there were ayes five (j) and
nays none (o) and so the remution
was declared adopted. There wevptes
ent and voting in the affirmative Coitos..
Sarnes, Brown, Davis, Landbtah an4
The following resolution
•entcd and read by Com. B»
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Whereas, Said county has insufficient
buildings for its use for-..a court house
and county officers, and,
•Whereas, In the judgment of the
board of county commissioners of said
county and state, there is immediate and
pressing necessity to provide an ade
quate building to accommodate the
courts and other officers of said coun
ty, now, therefore,
Resolved, That an election be order
ed, and the county auditor is hereby or
dered and directed to order an election
and publish notice of the same, as pro
vided by law, for the purpose of deter
mining by a vote of the electors of said
county, the question of issuing its bonds,
for the purpoose of the erection of a
court house, in the sum of two hundred
thousand doljars, ($200,000.) One hun
dred thousand dollars ($100,000) of said
bonds being in the denomination of five
hundred dollars each ($500.00,) and one
hundred thousand dollars ($100,000) of
said bonds being in the denomination of
one thousand dollars each ($1,000) each
running for a period of twenty (20)
years and drawing interest at the rate
of not to exceed four (4) per cent.
The question being upon the adoption
of the above resolution the roll was call
ed and there were ayes five (5) and
nays none (o) and so the resolution
was declared adopted. There were pres
ent and voting in the affirmative Corns.
Barnes, Brown, Davis, Landblom and
Newton.
On motion duly seconded the board
adjourned to meet at 2 o'clock p. m.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The board met at 2 o'clock pursuant
to adjournment with all the. members
present.
Bill of Pontiac township for $255.88
for rebuilding bridge in said township
was 011 motion allowed at $205.88 and
the auditor was instructed to draw war
rant in payment of the same. All vot
ing aye upon the call of the roll.
Petition of J. O. Molsterteigen Was re
ceived asking that a personal tax
against him 011 the tax list of 1903 in
the city of Fargo, be cancelled for the
reason that the property assessed was
also assessed as real estate, and the
recommendation of the city council be
ing in favor of granting the same it
was moved and seconded that the peti
tion be granted and the treasurer noti
fied to cancel the same. All voting aye.
Petition for refund from 14 L. Loom
is for amount of money paid on certifi
cate of tax sale on house and lot in the
S. E\ of sec. 10, township 138-53,
for the reason that said certificate w as
issued erroneously was received and 011
motion same was granted and the au
ditor and treasurer instructed to make
the proper charge back. Board adjourn
ed to meet on Saturday at 9 o'clock A.
M.
SATURDAY SESSION.
Board met at 9 o'clock a. m. pursuant
to adjournment toith the following mem
bers present: Barnes, Brown, Land
hlopvand Newton.
Com. Barnes moved seconded by Com.
Landblom that the register of deeds be
allowed extra clerk hirq not to excc-ed
$75.00 for the purpose of recording in
struments which are now unrecorded
by reason of delay caused by the burn
ing of the court house. Motion prevail
ed upon the call of the roll, all members
voting aye.
Board consulted with Architect Han
cock and the contractors Johnson &
Powers relative to the completion of
the addition to the court house under
contract with them.
On motion the board adjourned to
meet at 2 o'clock p. m. All vexing
aye., y
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Board met at 2 o'clock p. m. pursuant
to adjournment with all mcmber9 pres
ent except Com. E. S. Davis.
It was moved by Com. Brown and
seconded by Com. Barnes that the au
ditor be instructed to advertise fpr bids
for supplying the county, with furniture
for furnishing the offices of the coun
ty officers according to list of cuts and
specifications now on file with the coun
ty auditor.
Motion prevailed upon the call of the
roll, all members voting aye.
Bond of Fargo Washburn Co/ was
presented for the approval of the board,
said bond being in the sum of $500.00
with Alex Stern and Wm. J. Price
as sureties, and was attached to their
contract 4or furnishing the County with
lignite coal for the ensuing year. On
motion the sureties were approved and
the chairman authorized to sign the con.
tract with them. All voting aye.
On motion of Com. Brown the audi
tor was instructed to issue a duplicate
of county warrant No. 797 in the sum of
$4.00 to Fred W. Bailey the original
having been lost and the county having
been indemnified against loss.
Motion prevailed upon the call Jf the
roll, all voting aye.
1 he following bills having been audi
ted and found correct the auditor was
instructed to draw warrants .in payment
of the same.
Frank Lynch, supplies co hosp. $ 15.co
Luger Furniture Co., burial Co.
poor ,14.00
Aug.. Landblom, service Co. com'. 9.20
O. G. Barnes, service Co. com... 4.00
W. G. Newton, service Co. com, 5.80
J. G. Brown, servift Co. com... 7.70
On motion duly seconded the fcoard
adjourned, all members present voting
aye uoon the call of the aoll.
A*THUR G. LEWIS,
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\ll druggists refund the money if it
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$40 to Boston or Springfield. Mass.
$40 to Sy*acu%e, or Albany, N. Y.
From St. Paul or Minneapolis via
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Engbttti. Tickets on sale Dec. 12 to
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iaf For further particulars apply
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WEDNESDAY EYENiXG, DECEMBER lfi, IMS.
who moved its adoption seconded by
Com. J. G. Brown.
RESOLUTION.
Whereas, On the 17th day of No
vember, 1903, the court house in Fargo,
Cass County, North Dakota, was de
stroyed by fire, and
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County Auditor.
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