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County Commissioners9 Proceedings of
I: Grand Forks County, North Dakota
Total $158.61
Beport of Justiee McLougMIn.
P. McLoughlln, justice fees $34.95
A. F. Turner, sheriff fees 58.20
Witness fees 27.90
Total $121.05
Report of Justice KleTen.
C. O. Kleven, justice fees $23.40
A. F. Turner, sheriff fees 107.85
Witness fees 14.00
Total $115.25
Beport of Justice Holton.
Tho. Holton, justice fees $ 3.90
A. F. Turner, sheriff fees 3.60
Witness fees 4.20
Total $ U.70
Beport of Justice Uffelman.
J. F. Uffelman, justice fees $47.05
A. F. Turner, sheriff fees 150.75
Witness fees 23.00
Total $220.80
The following bills were audited
and allowed:
O'Connor Bros., livery $ 7.50
Press Publishing Co., publish
ing commissioner's proceed
ings Dec. 8th and 28th
meetings, 1906, $44.25, pro
posals for wood $26.50,
proposals for county funds
(OFFICIAL)
Grand Forks, '. D.
January 7th. 190'7.
9 O'Olook A. M.
The board met in regular session
according to law.
Present—Commissioner Henry O.
Thompson, James Murphy, elected
from the Third commissioner's dis
trict P. N. Korsmo, elected from the
Fourth commissioner's district Rob
ert Haddow, elected from the Fifth
commissioner's district. The three
last named filing their oath of office
and taking their seat as representing
ibeir several districts.
On motion of Mr. Thompson, sec
onded by Mr. Haddow, Mr. P. N. Kors
mo was elected chairman of the board
for the ensuing year.
On motion the bond of Don McDon
ald as county treasurer in the sum of
$75,000.00 furnished by the United
States Fidelity and Guaranty company
of Baltimore, Md., was approved ar.d
ordered placed on file.
On motion the temporary bond of
Helen Prindeville as county superin
tendent of schools was approved in
the sum of $500.00.
The board of county commissioners
proceeded to check up the accounts
of the retiring county treasurer, J. R.
Poupore as per th? requirements of
section 1255 of the revised code of
]?99 and section J570 of the revised
cyde of 1905.
On motion the temporary bonl of
O. 6. Hanson as sheriff of Grand
Forks county, North Dakota, was ap
proved in the sum of $5,000.00.
On motion the bond of L. K. Hassell
as judge of the county court in the
sum of $2,000.00 was approved. The
United States Fidelity and Guaranty
company of Baltimore, Md., furnish
ing the bond.
On motion the board adjourned un
til 2 o'clock p. m.
2 O'Clock P. M.
The board met pursuant to adjourn
ment
Present—Chairman Korsmo., Com
missioners Thompson, Murphy and
Haddow.
Oommissloner-elect J. R. Poupore
from the Second commissioner's dis
trict came in, filed his oath of office
and took his seat on the board.
The following justice reports were
received and approved ana on motion
the several items contained therein
were allowed as recommended by the
states attorney:
Report of Justice J. B. Church.
J. R. Church, justice fees $32.65
A. F. Turner, sheriff fees 30.70
A. Sullivan, officer's fees 2.70
J. W. Lowe, officer's fees 5.10
John Sullivan, officer's fees .... 9.80
J#Treacy, officer's fees 2.20
Witness fees 8.40
Total $91.55
Beport of Justice Purcell.
R. J. Purcell, justice fees $39.05
A. F. Turner, sheriff fees 96.76
J. W. Lowe, officer's fees 7.50
John Sullivan, officer's fees 4.90
Jos. Benson, officer's fees 2.00
Witness fees 8.40
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GRAND FORKS. N. D.
Domestic and Portland Cement
Manufacturersof Brick.
$17.50, notices of expir
ation of redemption $7.00.. 95.25
A. F. Turner, sheriff's fees
fourth quarter report end
ing Dec. 31st, 1906 1030.50
A. F. Turner, board of pris
oners in county jail Oct.
Nov. Dec. and up to and in
cluding Jan. 7th, 1907 S25.50
Hotel Northern, meals to
jurors 13.50
Gilbert Updahl, witness fees
by order of states attorney 2.00
M. C. Sheggelrud, witness
fees by order of states at
torney 2.00
Jacob Ostley, witness fees
by order of states attorney. 2.00
Ole O. Rodning, witness fees
by order of states attorney. 2.00
Monley & Smith, gas fixtures
and repairs court house and
jail 6.90
Hans Anderson, postage and
telephone service for Dec.
1906 17.S5
City of Grand Forks, water
rent for court house 16.40
J. B. Wineman, postage for
Oct. Nov. and Dec. $9.00,
telegraph, telephone and ex
press for same period
$1S.50, trip to Northwood,
state vs. Johnson $5.00.... 32.50
John Nelson & Co., house rent
for Mrs. Coutts for Dec.
1906, a pauper 7.00
Mrs. Leon Turcotte, board
and care of Mrs. Busen
bark, a pauper 10.00
S. Strandness, goods to Mrs.
Soleng, a pauper, from July
to December, 1906 inclu
sive 45.25
Andrew Anderson, trip to
Grand Forks correction of
election returns from Le
vant township 4.70
John Sauve, trip to Grand
Forks correcting election
returns from Levant town
ship 4.70
Ed Donovan, trip to Grand
Forks correcting election
returns from Levant town
ship 4.70
Northwood Gleaner, publish
ing commissioner's pro
ceedings Oct. Nov and Dec.
meetings $78.50, publishing
notices of election $36.75,
publishing nominations
$13.75 129.00
K. M. Nass & Co., goods to
Mrs. Bye a pauper 18.27
R. B. Griffith, supplies for
county hospital 39.03
Total $2306.55
On motion of Mr. Murph •*. seconded
by Mr. Poupore the board proceeded
to designate the official paper of the
county for the year. After some dis
cussion and on motion of Mr. Murphy,
seconded by Mr. Haddow, that the
Evening Times be designated the offi
cial paper of the county for the en
suing year. The vote on this motion
was recorded as follows: Murphy,
Poupore and Haddow voting yes.
Thompson and Korsmo voting no. The
motion carried and the Evening Times
was therefore designated as the offi
cial paper of the county of Grand
Forks for the year 1907.
On motion the board adjourned un
til January the 8th, 1907 at 9 o'clock
a. m.
We Manufacture and Lay Cement Walks
Your Business Solicited. Estimates Famished Upon Application
January 8th, 1907.
9 O'Clock A. M.
The board met pursuant to adjourn
ment.
Present—Chairman Korsmo, Com
missioners Thompson, Murphy, Pou
pore and Haddow.
On motion the Red 'River Valley
Sun of Reynolds, N. D., the Inkster
Times-Vidette of Inkster, N. D., The
Pioneer of Larimore, N. D. and *the
Northwood Gleaner of Northwood, N.
D., were designated the .official papers
of the county for publishing the com
missioner's proceedings only.
On motion the board proceeded to
examine the accounts of the register
of deeds and clerk of the district
court offices as provided by article
2, section 1906, R. C. of 1899.
The following bills were audited
and allowed:
A. F. Madison, services as
stenographer in Fredrick's
tax cases $ 26.50
J. F. McLaln, blank certifi
cates for perfect attendance 36.00
JAS. A. DINNIE A. S. DINNIE
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GENERAL CONTRACTORS BUILDERS
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Brown Lime
Hair
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and Clay
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printing for county offi
cials 84.75
M. W. Day, drayaeg $6.25 and
wood to paupers $7.50 13.75
The Times Publishing Co.,
books and binding for
county officers 249.50
F. E. Hubbard, securing cook
for county hospital 2.00
C. H. Howard, goods to M.
Goldstein, a pauper, 5.00
Dacotah Pharmacy, drugs,
furnished in District No. 1 23.75
Ingalls house, board and
lodging for paupers $3.55,
meals to jurors $22.00... 25.55
C. Sorenson. wood to pau
pers 7.50
Grand Forks Gas & Electric
Co., gas for court house
and jail for December.,
1906 71.60
Harry Agnew, firing in boiler
room during Dec. 1906 38.75
J. F. McLain. services as sup
erintendent of schools to
Jan. 7th, 1907 36.15
Total $ 620.SO
On motion the bond of Henry Han
cook as register of deeds in the sum
of $10,000.00 was approved, the said
bond having been furnished by the
United States Fidelity and Guaranty
Co.. of Baltimore, Md.
On motion the bond of O. G. Hanson
as sheriff of Grand Forks county.
North Dakota, in the sum of $5,000.00
was approved, said bond being fur
nished by the United States Fidelity
and Guaranty Co. of Baltimore, N. D.
On motion the bond of Mark W.
Spaulding as clerk of the district
court in the sum of $10,000.00 was ap
proved, said bond being furnished by
the United States Fidelity and Guar
anty Co. of Baltimore, Md.
On motion the board adjourned un
til 2 o'clock p. m.
2 O'Clock P. M.
The board met pursuant to adjourn
ment.
Present—Chairman Korsmo, Com
missioners Thompson, Murphy, Pou
pore and Haddow.
On motion of Mr. Poupore, seconded
by Mr. Murphy Mr. P. J. Mahan was
appointed superintendent of the coun
ty poor farm and hospital for one
year commencing March 1st, 1907, at
a salary of $50 per month. Commis
sioners Poupore, Murphy and Haddow
voting yes Commissioners Thompson
and Korsmo voting no. Motion car
ried.
On motion of Mr. Poupore, seconded
by Mr. Murphy, Mrs. P. J. Mahon was
appointed matron of the county hos
pital at Arvllla for one year com
mencing March 1st, 1907 at a salary
of $25.00 per month. Poupore, Mur
phy and Haddow voting yes Korsmo
and Thompson voting no. Motion
carried.
On motion of Mr. Mbrphy, seconded
by Mr. Poupore Dr. S. H. Irwin was
appointed county physician for the
first and eight districts at a salary of
$675.00 per year during year 1907.
On motion of Mr. Poupore, seconded
by Mr. Haddow Dr. C. J. McGurrin
was appointed physician for the sec
ond district and county hospital at
Arvilla at a salary of $300.00 per year
during year 1907.
On motion of Mr. Haddow, seconded
by Mr. Thompson Dr. R. M. McLean
was appointed county physician for
the fourth and fifth districts at a sal
ary of $150.00 per year during year
1907.
On motion Dr. James Halliday was
appointed county physician for the
third district at a salary of $100.00
per year during year 1907.
On motion Dr. O. T. Peterson was
appointed county .physician for the
sixth district at a salary of $125.00
per year during year 1907.
On motion Dr. C. A. McKay was
appointed county physician for the
seventh district at a salary of $75.00
per year, during year 1907.
On motion John McLeod was ap
pointed janitor of the court house for
one year at a salary of $75.00 per
month. t,
On motion Dr. A. A. Westeen was
appointed commissioner of insanity
for 1907 and 1908.
On motion Dr. H. H. Healy was ap
pointed superintendent of county
board of health.
On motion Alex Stewart was ap
pointed vice president of county
board of health.
On motion of Mr. Thompson, sec
onded by Mr. Haddow the sheriff was
authorized to employ a jailor for the
county jail at a salary of $75.00 per
month, and the sheriff allowed 50
cents per day for boarding each pris
oner while confined in county jail
during the year 1907.
On motion the bill of J. R. Poupore
for balance of salary for year 1906 in
the sum of $100.00 was allowed.
On motion the board adjourned un
til January 9th, 1907 at 9 o'clock
a. m.
January 9th, 1907.
9 O'Clock A. M.
The board met pursuant to arjourn
ment
Present—Chairman Korsmo, Com
missioners Thompson, Murphy, Had
dow and Poupore.
The following bills were audited
and allowed:
Thos. McMahon, express, tick
ets and freight $ 11.65
Paul C. Johnson, goods to
Mrs. Molstad, a pauper....
Gullick Johnson, wood to Mrs.
Johnson
Dr. R. M. McLean, livery
M. Pierce & Co., supplies for
county hospital
Anna Beaver, cook at county
hospital for December, 1906
Harry Daisy, nurse at county
hospital for December, 1906
Etta Madden, nurse at county
hospital for December, 1906
Tilda Roysland, nurse at
county hospital for Decem
ber, 1906
Robert Jones, laborer at coun
ty poor farm for December,
1906
James McSharry, butchering
cattle and hogs at poor
farm
Alex Stewart, services on
county board of health
J. B. Wineman, services on
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10.40
25.00
25.00
50.00
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county board.of health.... 3.00
Dr. H. H. Healy, services on
county board of health 5.00
John McLecd, extra service
as janitor for Dec. 1906 5.00
W. H. llcagcs, groceries and
provisions for county hos
pital for December, 1906.. 156.34
Total .v .. .. .. .. .. ..$ 377.10
On motion the reports of Thos. Mc
Mahon as superintendent of the poor
farm and county hospital was approv
ed and ordered placed on file.
On motion the communication from
the states attorney in reference to
chapter 162 session laws of 1901 was
read and„ordered placed on file.
The petition of Swift & Co., praying
for a reduction in their assessed val
uation of personal property in the
city of Grand Forks for the year 1906,
claiming that the city assessor of said
city assessed Swift & Co. for two
refrigerator cars which did not belong
to said company. On motion the peti
tion was granted and the assessed
valuation of said company reduced
from $3090.00 to $1S86.00 and the aud
itor Instructed to make the necessary
change on tax list for said year.
On motion the communication of
states attorney recommending that
the county construct a work house,
where prisoners confined in the coun
ty jail be compelled to do some work
to recompense the county in part for
the expense of their keeping, was read
and ordered placed on file.
On motion the board adjourned un
til 2 o'clock p. m.
2 O'Clock P. M.
The board met pursuant to adjourn
ment.
Present—Commissioners Murphy,
Thompson, Poupore and Haddow.
Absent—Chairman Korsmo.
On motion of Mr. Poupore, seconded
by Mr. Thompson Mr. Murphy was
made chairman pro tern.
The following resolution introduced
by Mr. Thompson and seconded by
Mr. Poupore was unanimously adopt
ed:
Resolved, that the proposals for the
deposit of county funds submitted by
the several banks in the county be
accepted and the following banks be
designated as county depositories for
county funds of the county, when their
bonds are approved by the board of
county commissioners in ttte sum
fixed opposite each as provided by
section 1941 R. C. of 1899 as amended
by chapter 65 session laws of 1901
and chapter 74 session laws of 1905:
First National bank, Grand
Forks, amount of .bond $100,000
Union National bank, Grand
Forks, amount of bond.... 100,000
Scandinavian American bank,
Grand Forks, amount' of
bond 50,000
Northern State bank, Grand
Forks, amount of band .... 50,000
National bank, Larimore, N.
D„ amount of bond 15,000
Elk Valley bank, Larimore,
N. D., amount of bond 15,000
State Bank of Reynolds, Rey
nolds, N. D., amount of bond 15,000
First National bank, North
wood, N. D., amount of
bond 15,000
Northwood Trust and Safety
band, amount of bond 10,000
Bank of Thompson, Thomp
son, N. D., amount of bond. 10,000
Bank of Inkster, Inkster, N.
D., amount of bond 10,000
Bank of Niagara, Niagara, N.
D., amount of bond 10,000
Bank of Gtlby, Gilby, N. D.,
amount of bond 10,000
Farmers' bank, Emerado, N.
D., amount of bond 10,000
First State bank, Kempton, N.
D., amount of bond 10,000
On motion of Mr. Poupore, seconded
by Mr. Haddow the appointment of
Dr. A. A. Westeen as commissioner
of insanity was reconsidered and Dr.
A. L. McDonald appointed commission
er of insanity for two years. Dr.
Westeen being absent for an unknown
time from the county. All members
voting yes.
The petition of George Price for
cancellation of taxes on building situ
ate on lots 19 and 20, block 6, Budge
& Esh'elman's third addition to Grand
Forks city. North Dakota, for years
1904 and 1905 was on motion granted
for the reason said buildings being
property that escaped taxation for
said years and reassessed and equal
ized July, 1906, said lots and building
thereon had been transferred to
George Price February 1906, such
transfer having been made in good
faith, all taxes then as shown by the
records of county having been paid
therefor this assessment is not legal
as against George Price.
Chairman P. N. Korsmo came in and
took his seat as chairman of the board
of county commissioners.
On motion the board adjourned un
til January 10th, 1907 at 9 o'clock
a. m.
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January 10th, 1907.
AMIS* "9 O'Clock A. M.
The board met pursuant to adjourn
ment.
Present—Chairman Korsmo,. Com
missioners Murphy, Thompson, Pou
pore and Haddow.
Mr. C. F. Wllklns and Mr. A. E.
Allen, members of school board dis
trict No. 61 appeared before the
board of county1 commissioners and
agreed to refund school taxes col
lected in that portion of former school
district No. 15 for year 1905, said levy
having been declared Illegal by decree
and judgment of the district court,
December the 21st, 1906.
On motion of Mr. Poupore, seconded
by Mr. Thompson redemption was au
thorized of blocks 1 to 9 Inclusive,
original townslte of Ojata tor the
taxes of 1902, 1903, 1904 and 1905 at
the amount of tax without 'penalty and
interest from date of sale.
The board proceeded to open bids
for wood tor county, and upon motion
the contract tor supplying 300 cords
of dry hard wood delivered on court
house grounds was let to Robert West
ecott at $6.60 per cord of 4 foot wood.
On motion the board adjourned un
til 2 o'clock p. m.
Register of Deed's Office.
One deputy at $100.00 per month.
One clerk at $45.00 per month.
Two clerks at each $40.00 per
month.
Clerk of District Court's Office.
One deputy at $83.33 per month.
County Judges Office.
One clerk of county court at $83.33
per month.
On motion the bond of Helen Prin
deville as county superintendent of
schools in the sum of $500.00 was ap
proved, said bond being furnished by
the United States Fidelity and Guar
anty Co. of Baltimore, Md.
On motion the bond of J. B. Wine
man as states attorney in the sum
of $2000.00 was approved, said bond
being furnished by the United States
Fidelity and Guaranty Co. of Balti
more, Md.
The" following bills were audited
and allowed:
S. G. Skulason, services on
board of insanity case of
John Kolf $ 2|00
R. Fadden, officers fees and
mileage, insanity case of
Sundbreen and Martin .... 17.70
M. Martinson, witness fees
insanity case of John
Kojf 2.10
J. B. Wineman, witness fees
insanity case of John Kolf 2.10
Dr. S. H. Irwin, services on
board of insanity case of
John Kolf $2.00, medical ex
amination $5.00 7.00
R. J. Purcell, witness fees
insanity case of John Kolf 2.10
L. K. Hassell, services on
board case of John Kolf, F.
Nelson and S. J. Refsdahl
$13.75, telephone $4.60.... 18.36
Total $ 51.35
On motion the bill of D. M. Holmes
for premium on county officials'
bonds was allowed as follows:
Bond of D. McDonald, coun
ty treasurer .. $ 290.00
Bond of H. Hancock, regis
ter of deeds 60.40
Bond of L. K. Hassell, county
'judge 14.40
Bond of W. Spaulding.
clerk of court 50.40
Bond of O. G. Hanson, sheriff 86.00
Bond of 'T. L. Lawson, coun
ty surveyor 7.20
Bond of A. P. Rounsville, cor
oner 7.20
Bond of J. B. Wineman, states
attorney 14.40
Bond of Helen Prindeville,
county superintendent .... 7.20
Total.. $ 477.20
On motion the board adjourned un
til January 11th, 1907 at 9 o'clock
a. m.
The board met pursuant to adjourn
ment
Present—Chairman Korsmo, Com
missioners Murphy, Thompson Pou
pore and Haddow.
(Continued on Page 7.)
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2 O'Clock P. M.
The board met pursuant to adjourn
ment,
Present—Chairman Korsmo, Com
missioners Murphy, Thompson, Had
dow and Poupore.
Under section 2592 R. C. of 1905
the salary of county auditor was
fixed at $2000.00 for year 1907.
Under section 2598 R. C. of 1905
the salary of county treasurer was
fixed at $2400.00 for year 1907.
'Under section 2594 R. C. of 1906
the salary of the register of deeds was
fixed at $2000.000 for year 1907.
Under section 2578 R. C. of 1905
the salary of the states attorney was
fixed at $2000.00 per year and that of
assistant states attorney fixed at
$900.00 for the year 1907.
Under section 2580 R. C. of 1905 the
salary of the clerk of the district
court was fixed at $2000.00 for year
1907.
Under section 2586 R. C. of 1905 the
salary of the county judge was fixed
at $1800.00 for year 1907 and under
section 9363 R. C. of 1905 an addi
tional sum amounting to $397.41 for
said year on account of druggists'
permits, etc.
Under section 777 R. C. of 1906 the
salary of the county superintendent
of schools was fixed at $1740.00 per
year and under same section the 'safe
ary of deputy superintendent of
schools was fixed at $870.00 for year
1907.
On motion of Mr. Haddow, seconded
by Mr. Murphy the following clerk
hire was authorized in the several
county offices during the year 1907 at
a monthly salary placed opposite each
and the county auditor was authorized
to draw warrants monthly in pay
ment of the same while so employed,
viz:
County Auditor's Office.
One deputy at $100.00 per month.
One clerk at $85.00 per month.
One clerk at $75.00 per month.
County Treasurer's Office.
One deputy at $100.00 per month.
One clerk at $85.00 per month.
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