Emmons County record. [volume], July 22, 1909, Image 1

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OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
Of the Board of County Commis
sioners of Emmons County,
North Dakota.
I-inton, N. D. July 0,
Monday being a legal holiday, the
board met this day in regular ses
sion. Present: F. A. Sherwood
(chairman). S. E. Kurtz and D. W.
Casey, commissioners. This session
was devoted to the examination of
the returns of district assessors.
On motion the board adjourned un
til "J p. in.
Afternoon Session.
Hoard met pursuant to adjourn
ment. Present Commissioners
Kurtz, Volk, Casey and Fischer.
Mr. Kurtz was elected chairman
pro tempore.
Rids received in compliance with
advertisement therefor were opened
and found to be as follows:
John Swanson, for gradng road in
Township 135, Range To, 2: cents
per cubic yard, and Township KM,
Range 7is, 17 cents per cubic yard.
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Rids for furnishing a traction en
gine. with necessary help to run the
same and haul the county road
grader, were:
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Walter Krick, $40.00 per day.
lirif. Pritchard, $10.00 per day.
Roehus Ell, $.'35.00 per day.
A. L. Rridell, .$40.00 per day.
On motion of Mr. Fischer, second
ed by Mr. Casey the contract for
furnishing traction engine was
awarded to Rochus Ell, he being the
lowest and best bidder.
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On motion of Mr. Casey, seconded
by Mr. Volk. John Swanson's bid for
grading roads was
accepted, he being
the only bidder.
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John Stiles, with a large delega
tion of taxpayers from Winona dis
trict, appeared before the board rel
ative to the closing of the road long
traveled across the N. E.
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On motion the auditor was in
structed to issue him a refunding or
der for $7.0:i, amount of taxes paid.
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On motion the board adjourned
until 8 a. in. July 7th.
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July 7, l!H9.
Pursuant to adjournment the
board met. Present: Kurtz (chair
man pro tempore), Volk, Casey and
Fischer.
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Petition of R. Teiupel and twenty
eight others received, praying that
Charles DeWitt be appointed a jus
tice of the peace, was denied for the
reason of no vacancy existing.
Attorney Charles Coventry pre
sented the petition of F. J. McCon
ville and others calling attention to
the unsafe condition of the bridge
on Cattail creek between Sections 16
and 21-131-78, and praying that the
board inspect the same and make it
safe.
The board checked up the books
and accounts of the county treasurer
and found the sum of $40,545.05 due
the county, which amount was duly
accounted for.
The board checked up the reports
of fees collected for the quarter
ending June 30, 1909, which were
found to be as follows:
Register of Deeds ../£ .. .$ 790 10
Clerk of Court 310 62
County Auditor 37 50
On motion the board adjourned
until 2 p. m.
Afternoon Session.
The board met pursuant to ad
journment. All members present.
Henry Gravink and others ap
peared before the board with a peti
tition for a road to be laid out in
Township 129, Range 77, connect
ing with a road projected in Camp
bell county. The board decided to
personally view the proposed road
on .July 11th.
On motion the following bills were
all lowed:
William Jones, jailer, three
months $ 75 00
A1 Senger, jailer 32 00
W. C. Tallada & Son, meals
for prisoners 8 25
II. N. Turner, meals for
prisoners 4 25
VV. C. Wolverton, medical
service to Mrs. Parker,
county charge 5 00
Herbert Wood, care of Mrs.
Parker 8 34
Charles R. Carley, county __
judge, money advanced
for freight to Mrs. Park-
LINTON, NORTH DAKOTA, THURSDAY, .1II. L"_\
of Sec.
l-131-7!» by the owner of said land.
The board decided to visit the local
ity for the purpose of devising a
temporary road.
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John Swanson appeared for a re
fund of his personal-property tax
paid for the year 1908,for the reason
that he was residing in Burleigh
county and paid his taxes there for
10
er, pauper
Hospital for Inaane, quarter
ending June 30,1909
Charles S. Lane, services as
member of board of
health
W. C. Wolverton, services
as health officer
Charles S. Lane, services as
commissioner of insanity.
W. C. Wolverton, services
on insanity commission
Charles H. Carley, county
judge, services on insanity
board
John Uiddlecomb, assessing
212 11
Pursuant to adjournment the
board met. All members present.
This session was devoted to the
duties of equalizing assessments.
On motion the board adjourned
until 2 p. ni.
Afternoon Session.
The board met pursuant to ad
journment. Present: Kurtz, Volk,
Casey and Fischer.
Commissioner Kurt/, was elected
chairman pro tempore.
On motion the following bills were
allowed:
Win. Carmicheal, auto liv
ery for county minis
sioners
Joseph Clark, surveying
road, Section 21-129-77
Omaha Printing Co., sta
tionery
Lucy E. Shier, clerk in reg
ister of deeds' office
Knight Printing Co., tax
list and record book
Emmons County Advocate,
printing
Anton Horner, assessing
Goldade's place, in Township 132,
Range 74, and Commissioners Casey
and Fischer having been appointed
a committee to view roads at Wi
nona and elsewhere on Friday, July
9th, on motion the board adjourned
until S a. m. July 10th.
9 00
130 80
on
24 00
Second district
I). O. Hidwell. assessing
First district
IK-rb. Wood, work on road.
John Swanson,work on road
Wallace Kyes, work on road
S. K. Van Curen, work on
road
Chas. l)e Witt, road work..
John M. Peery, road work
on Road No. 7
A. F. Downer, work on road
E. D. Fogle, concrete cul
vert and abutments for
404 00
365 00
1 50
21 00
45 00
Pursuant to adjournment In
board met. Present: S. E. Kurt/,
(chairman pro tem.i, R. M. Volk.
D. W. Casey and Jakob Fischer.
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On motion the following bills were
allowed:
Alex. Rosch, work on road.. $ imi
Anthony Magrum, work on
road
a oo
Fifth district 290 00
Chris, llirning, assessing
town of Hague .. ^w....
E. C. Campbell, assessing
33 15
:13 40
83 00
21 00
Winchester bridge 745 00
Cioodridge-Call Lumber Co.,
bridge material 417 3'J
Coodridge-Call Lumber Co.,
coal 4.75
!oodridg*-Call Lumber Co.,
bridge material 80 15
On motion the following court
certificates were allowed:
A1 Senger, bailiff May term,
1909 $
W. L. Rales, grand jury ...
A. Obermeier, grand jury..
Peter Shier, bailiff
P.J. Wittmayer, interpreter
W. C. Carpenter, petit jury
Dan Morford, witness..
J. P. Scouler, petit jury...
M. Cornelison, petit jury...
Adolph Recker, petit jury..
Steve Kraft, petit jury
Matt Lipp, petit jury
34 00
5 80
27 10
4 00
24 00
17 50
8 25
18 50
20 20
14 50
10 20
10 00
On motion the board adjourned
until 8 a. in. July 8th.
July 8. 1909.
$ 3 00
17
20
Carl Rosch, work on road li 0o
Mike RoksvjitT, work on
road 7 oo
Jacob Reck, road work ... I oo
L. E. Logue, work on road 1 50
Peter Christenson, work on
road 25 20
A. A. Rredburg, work on
road 10 50
Paul Mauselmnd, work on
road |o ,o
Alex. McCulley, work mi
road 22 10
Konrad Kraft, road materi
al 7o
W. R. Andrus, adjusting
road matter 3 IN)
(i. F. Callaghan, work done
as road supervisor for
year 1908 12 50
R. E. Holm, repairing road
scrapers 5 (ill
John Rosch,Quails for bridge 2 75
St. Alexius Hospital, can
of Mike Dosch lit oo
Dr. J. ,1. Poort, services to
Michael Dosch 21 oo
A. J. Raumgartner, assess
ing village of Strashurg. 32 oo
N. Van de Klashorst, assess
ing Fourth district 272 00
H. H. Hanson, attendance
certilictaes 3 oo
Dr. R. R. Hoguc. board id'
insanity 5 oo
Dr. R. R. Hogue, use of hall
for grand jury 5 0o
Chas. Coventry, stationery
and board of health .... 12 40
Nothwesten Stamp Works,
stamps I hi
A. H. Irvine, auto livery foi
commissioners Io oo
After reviewing the road situation
at Winona, for immediate tempora
ry relief the road supervisor of Dis
trict No. 37 was instructed to build
a culvert at the old abutments of a
bridge at the west ford of Cattail
creek, near Winona, and repair the
road leading thereto.
On motion the board adjourned
until 2 p. in.
Afternoon Session.
Pursuant to adjournment the
board met. Present: Commission
ers Kurtz, Casey, Volk and Fischer.
S. E. Rrindle, N. E.
0-134-70.
John Stoin, S. W.
21-129-70.
375 00
250 00
300 02
400 00
80 71
3 50
9 00
8 00
2 00
00
3 50
43 00
1 85
5 00
50
Commissioners Kurtz and Volk
having been appointed a committee
to inspect and receive the slteel bridge
built across Beaver creek, near Mr
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lilis
Rids received for building a steel
bridge across Reaver creek between
Sections 29 and 30, Township 132,
Range 75, were opened and found
to be as follows:
A. Y. Rayne &Co., $1528 Oo
Hennepin Bridge Company 1170 00
00
11 85
150 00
45 23
42 49
280 00
Third district
Andrew Wolfer, assessing
village of Linton CO 00
P. J. Wittmayer, salary and
postage 419 38
H. H. Hanson, county su
perintendent, salary quar
ter ending June 30,1909.
Charles R. Carley, county
judge, salary quarter
ending June 30,1909
Chas. Coventry, state's at
torney salary quarter
ending June 30, 1909
Geo. H. Naramore, county
treasurer, salary quarter
ending June 30,1909
Emmons County Republi
can, publishing 44 81
Emmons County Record,
printing and publishing..
Jakob Huber, hauling lum
ber for culverts
Rert Dobson, road work
Matt Noel, work on road.
Alex. Lenhart.work on road
Wendelin Krug, work on
road
Joe Huber, work on road..
'1. O. Linderman, work on
road
Wm. Pagel, express
Win. Pagel, grading culvert
I. Mendelowitz, nails
Wendelin Schneider, work
on road 20 00
\{its
On motion of Mr. Casey, seconded
by Mr. Fischer, the contract was
awarded to the Hennepin Bridge
Company.
Applications for bounty for tree
planting received, and on motion
allowed, as follows:
of Section
of Section
George II. Dexter, S
'.i of Section 34-131-75.
J. M. Wirth, N. W. of Section
20-130-75.
of N. E.
Peter V. Wolf, S. E.
'4 of Section 21-130-70
H. J. ileyerman, N. E.
tion 30-130-70.
.f N. W.
of Soc-
A rend Ilasper, N. E.
tion 15-129-70.
On motion the board adjourned
until 9 a. m. July 12, 1909.
jf Sec-
June 12, r.i0'.).
Pursuant to adjournment, the
board met. Present: Volk, Casey
and Fischer.
Mr.Volk was elected chairman pro
tempore.
The bid of E. D. Fogle for build
ing concrete abutments under the
bridge between Sections 20 and 20
130-77 was opened and found to be
$220, this being the only bid for this
work. On motion the bid was re
jected, being deemed too expensive
for this bridge. On motion Mr.
Fisher was authorized to repair said
bridge, using cedar poles.
Petition of George S. Nelson and
others for a road, was, on motion,
granted, as follows: Beginning at
the southeast corner of Section 32,
Township 131, Range 7!) thence run-
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