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COUNTV COMMISSIOIVEttS, BTJUKE
January .1, 10x4.
Board of County Commissioners of
Burke County met at 9 A. M. Janu
ary 5, 1914, in the Auditor's office,
for their regular session. All mem
bers present.
Meeting- called to order by John
Romine, County Auditor.
They then proceeded to organize
by electing Commissioner Donovan
ns Chairman of the Board of Coun
ty Commissioners of Burke County,
lor the year 1914.
Forenoon was spent in checking
bills and having the minutes of the
proceedings of the Board of County
Commissioners, for quarter ending
December 31, 1913, read.
Motion made and carried that
Board adjourn until 2 l\ j\I.
Board met at 2 P. M., as per ad
journment. All members present.
Motion made and carried that the
xilnutres of the proceedings (of the
Board of County Commissioners, for
quarter ending December ,81, 1913, as
read, be approved with the following
correction made: That witness fees
on States Attorney's subpoensfes
which have been charged up as wit
ness fees, Justice Court, to be charg
ed to witness fees on States Attor
ney's subpoenaes.
Moved by Commissioner Ely, sec
onded by Commissioner Bryan that
the following Resolution be adopted:
RESOLUTION
WHEREAS, the polling place des
ignated by the Board of County
Commissioners of Burke County as
the legal polling place for the town
ship of Dale was the Woburn Hall
In the Village of Woburn, and,
WHEREAS, same has been destroy
ed by Are, be it hereby,
RESOLVED, by the Board of Coun
ty Commissioners of Burke County,
North Dakota, that the Yoeman Hall
located on lot 1, block 12, in the vil
lage of Woburn, be designated as
the legal polling place for the town
whip of ile.
Motion carried.
Motion made and carried that the
apllcatlon of Minnie S. Hanson, ask
ing for the abatement of taxes on
a portion of the EVfeNW'A Section 12,
Township 162, Range 92, for the
vears 1912 and 1913, be granted for
ihe reason that same was a double
assessment. and one assessment
[:i id.
Moved by Commissioner Ely, sec
onded bv Commissioner Bryan, that
the satisfaction of Judgment against
I' N. Johnson, U L. Griffith and oth
ers
vs. Thomas Ely and other mem
bers of the canvassing board, to the
a mount of $4G2.(t5, be approved, said
amount being turned into the coun
ty treasury.
.Motion carried. i
Motion made and carried that the
statement of fees collected of the
following named officers, for th*
month of December, 1913, be approv
t-d:
Dickson Stainliofer, sheriff, amount
«f Fees. $120.(50.
Geo. Hansen, Register of Deeds,
amount of fees, $G4G.2.r.
Fred F. Carter, County Judge,
amount of fees, $90.00.
Motion made and carried that
Board adjourn until 9 A. M.. Janu
ary 1914.
January (I, 1014.
lioard met. at 9 A. M. as per ad
journment. All members present.
Motion made and carried that the I
following bills be allowed, and the
auditor instructed to issue warrants
for same:
Times-Herald Publishing Co.,
1913 tax receipts, $97.!50.
C. H. Hecht, postage and express,
SI 3.10.
Fred F. Carter, postage, $2.00.
i'. H. Hecht, mileage, $29.20.
II. A. Hanson, expense and ear
fare, $2.00.
Globe Gazette Printing Co., office
supplies, $75.34.
,T. E. Southward, drayage, $G.40. i
Jens Peterson, rent for States At
torney's office, December, 1913, $15.00
W. G. Crocker, supplies for County
Supt., $13.94.
G. I. Porter, veterinary service,
examining horse owned by Christ
Brick, which was hurt while cross
ing bridge, $10.00.
Portal I nternational, publishing
eommlssioners proceedings and fin
ancial report, $28.47.
W. C. Heath, board and care of
State witness. $54.25.
Jenn'e E. GJerteen. rent for sher
iff's office, October, November, De
cember, 1913, $60.00.
First State Bank, Bowbells. rent
for County Superintendent's office,
December. 1913, $10.00.
A. O. Messlnger, justice fees, $25.55
Elliot Fisher Co., overhauling book
typewriter, JIG.GO.
Warwick Sentinel. official Statei
estray paper, $5.00.
A. R. T. Wylie, care of feeble
minded, $45.00.
Moved by Commissioner Ely, sec
onded by Commissioner Bryan, that
the quarterly justice report of A. O.
Messinger, for quarter ending De
i-ember 31, 1913, be accepted.
Motion carried.
Motion made and carried that
Board adjourn until 2 P. M.
Board met at 2 P. M., as per ad
jounment. All members present.
Motion made and carried that, the
following bills be allowed, and the
auditor instructed to issue warrants
for same:
Bill Walsh, witness fees. States
Attorney's subpoena, $2.10.
Fritz Jensen, witness fees. States
Attorney's subpoena, $2.10.
D. C. Morrlsey, witness fees, States
Attorney's subpoena, $2.90.
Wm. Glenn, witness fees. States
Attorney's subpoena, $2.10.
Art Walsh, witness fees, States
Attorney's subpoena, $2.10.
Ed O'Donnell, witness fees. States
Attorney's subpoena, $2.10.
Geo. B. Gee, publishing Commis
sioner proceedings and financial
statement, $38.85.
Bowbells Bulletin, publishing Com
missioner proceedings, financial state
ment and Treasurer's notice to tax
payers. $41. G5.
Dickson Stainliofer, livery and
mileage, December, 1913, $72.00.
Motion made and carried that
Board adjourn until 9 A. M. Janu
ary 7, 1914.
January 7, 1014.
Board met at 9 A. M., as per ad
journment. All members present.
Moved by Commissioner Bryan, sec
onded by Commissioner Ely, that the
BowbelB Tribune, Portal Internation
al and Powers Lakp Echo be desig
nated as the three official papei-B in
and for Burke County, N. D., for the
year 1914, providing they comply
with the 'requirements of law and
the resolution adopted by the hoard
of County Commissioners.
Motion carried.
Moved by .Commissioner Bryan, sec.4
ended by Commissioner Ely, that the
following resolution be adopted:
RESOLUTION
BE IT HEREBY RESOLVED, by
the Board of County Commissioners
of Burke County, North Dakota,
that the papers designated as the
official papers of Burke County,
North Dakota, for the year 1914, be
requested to set their type for pub
lication of all official proceedings,
whereby it will be the least expense
to the county, and that each official
paper be* requested to send a copy
of the paper containing tne treas
urer's report and financial statement
to every tax payer within their re
spective districts, without additional
expense to the sounty.
Motion carried.
Motion made and carried that the
statement of fees collected of the
County Auditor, to the amount of
$17.60, for the month of December,
1913, be accented.
Moved by Commissioner Ely, sec
onded by Commissioner Bryan, that
the following bills be allowed, and
the Auditor. Instructed to Issue war
a n s o s a e
Columbus Reporter, publishing call
tor Bids and notice of teacher's ex-
»^.i JJ' y i
sUtilliatioiltif $6.44. .j
Globe-Gazette Printing to., legu.1
blanks and office supplies, $33. 2.
Motion carried.
Motion made and carried that
Board adjourn until 2 P. M.
Board met at 2 P. M.. as per ad
journment. All members present.
Afternoon was spent in checking
over the 1912 Delinquent Personal
Property Tax List.
Motion made and carried that
Board adjourn until 9 A. M.. January
8, 1914.
January S, 1014.
Board met at 9 A. M„ as per ad
journment. All members present.
Forenoon was spent in checking up
the Delinquent Personal Property
Tax Lists.
Motion made and carried that
Board adjourn until 2 P. M.
Board met at 2 P. M., as per ad
journment. All members present.
Afternoon was spent in checking
over the Delinquent Personal Prop
erty Tax Lists.
Motion made and carried that
Board adjourn until 9 A. M., Janu
ary 9. 1914.
January ». 1014.
Boara met at 9 A. M., as per ad
journment. All members present.
Forenoon was spent in checking
over the Delinquent" Personal Prop
erty Tax Lists.
Motion made and carried that
Board adjourn until 2 P. M.
Board met at 2 P. M., as per ad
journment. All members present.
Afternoon was spent in checking
up the Delinquent Personal Proper
ty Tax Lists.
Motion made and carried that
Board adjourn until 9 A. M., Janu
ary 10, 1914.
January 10, J014.
Board met at 9 A. M., as per ad
journment. All members present.
Motion made and carried that the
following resolution be adopted:
RESOLUTION
WHEREAS, the County Commis
sioners of Burke, County, North Da
kota, have checked over the Delin
quent Personal Property Tax Lists
from the year 1901 to 1912 inclusive,
and
WHEREAS, a portion of said taxes
are deemed uncollectable, on account
of parties moving from County, now
therefore be it.
RESOLVED, by the Hoard of Coun
ty Commissioners of Burke County,
North Dakota. that the personal
property tax of the following named
persons be cancelled from the tax
lists, year and amount specified:
Yenr 1001.
Wm. McCormack Bowbells $ 2.05
Oliver Miers Bowbells 10.70
Clinton Personct Bowbells fi.27
\V. Rouke 161-90 fi.15
M. E. Shippam .... Bowbells 1.80
Stevens Cattle Co. 159-93 3.22
T. O. Thomas 163-89 2.59
Charles Tobv Bowbells 2.05
N. T. Weaver Bowbells 7.97
Pete Mvor Bowbells 13.21
Year 1002.
Hans C. Adolphson 161-80 fi.35
Tim Goggin 161-89 2.18
H. Robinson .... 161-89 3.70
Henry A. Sehulls .. 161-S9 2.28
Peter Sink 161-89 3.85
Wm. Slater 163-90 5.94
Lanson Wilcox .. .. 163-8S 1.56
I. B. Williams 163-91 7.74
Henry 7. ink 163-88 .,81
Year 100ft.
Gidion Agard
1
Year 1004.
John Anderson .. .. 161-94 1.45
Enrl Ensign 162-89 3.13
Erlek Gad 160-90 20.03
Cecil M. Hawkins 163-8S 6.54
Axel Holmdahl .... Bowbells 3.05
Anthony V. Hopkins 161-89 5.69
M. J. Pierce 163-90 2.08
M. J. Pierce Bowbells 2.71
C. H. Pratt 1G2-93 3.31
W. Rice 162-89 1.2C
Ned Roman 101-91 16.40
Otto Steb 162-93 1.27
Tansen Bros 163-90 14.32
Year 1005.
John J. Dougherty 163-89 26.56
Earl Ensign 162-89 4.97
Guv Hoflus 161-89 5.88
A. V. Hopkins 162-89 11.89
Thomas Hurley, Jr. Bowbells 1.25
Iverson J. Iverson 162-91 4.03
.lens Jensen 161-90 1.32
C. E. Pierson Bowbells 5.49
F. E. Phillo Bowbells 4.97
Howard E. Rice 162-89 1.29
II. J. Scott 161-91 3.17
John T. Stewart 161-89 ^-22"
•Tames Sweeney Bowbells 1.75
T. E. Thomas 163-89 12.30
A. A. Thomas 163-89 2.35
Elmer Turk 163-88 1.29
George Wilcox .. .. 160-92 1.78
Yenr 1901!.
A. M. Bradshaw ... Bowbells 1.48
W. O. Cave 162-88 15.79
Atliur Cave 163-88 9.50
Folkstad & Barnette Bowbells «3.72
Levi Gardner 163-88 1.00
Iver J. Iverson .... 162-91 ..34
Oscar Lowe Bowbells 14.40
Vincent Mickelson 163-89
C. E. Pierson Bowbells 14.55
Josephine Podjil 162-92 .21
George Relim 163-89 6.61
M. S. Rice 160-94 1.85
S. C. Rogers 160-92
L. J. Rush Bowbells 1.81
R. B. Robinson Bowbells 6.20
Robert B. Skinner.. 163-89. 1.00
N. F. Snvder Bowbells 4.29
N. A. Thomas 163-89 7.03
Frank Town 162-89 J'SS
Herbert Vonwald 163-89 1.00
Lewis Yenstad 160-90 l..»9
Yenr 1007.
A. J. Dishart Bowbells 6.16
Floyd Elgie H?
Noel Gardner ... 160-90 8.91
W. F. Grams Flaxton 9.79
E Hood 183-88 24.33
Anthony Hopkins Bowbells 5.07
Henry Hopkins .. Bowbells 2.36
Hans Johnson 161-94 5.69
Jones Coal Minnig &
Mfir Co Bowbells 6.79
D. W. Kelley Bowbells 28.16
J. D. Latarell Bowbells 1.95
Fred Mandell 11ll
Henry Mlsfeldt .. o'kq
Robert Movius .. gowJeHs MS
Parker Bowbells 5.4J
Louis Ponton ... 161-92 33.08
Pratt ... .." 162-93 9.59
C. F. Randolph ... ago
Moore S. Rile .. n'qo
R. B. Robinson 5owI? Jrt
Edward Rogers ... Bowbells 12...5
Rosa Scnultz 16jJ-92 l.oi
Charles Schaefer Bowbells 3.7£
R. D. Smith 161-91
F. S. Smith
B°Yi1oeo?
Mrs. Smith i'aq
Wm. Swinon
ji'I i
D. Switzer & Son .. Bowbells 41.81
Wm. Underdahl
Bo?rj,,e,Jg
Herbert Vanwalt Hon
Axel Wallmark ...-. 160-90 lfi.89
Year IfWW.
Peter Allers
John A. Allers .... 163-93 3.64
Jacob F. Allers .... 163-93 ,?'£!!
Mary Allers
Jacob H. Allers ... 163-93 3.23
Carl Berg 159-91 1.61
,T. M. Brennen 162-89 4.67
Christenson & Hen
nlngsgard 161-90 19-9®
R. L. Domley 159-92 9.99
Orie O. Domley ... 159-92 1.88
A. I. Dishlart 161-91 5.82
Ira Domaley 161-91 4.39
J. W. English .. Bowbells 1.85
Warreii Fuller .... Bowbells 5.26
Frank Gapley .. .. 161-91 5.42
J. A. Gault 163-89 2.38
Axel Gelstrom Bowbells 3.09
Wm. Oanley ... .. 161-92 2.70
Bmil Chrlstensjm .. 161-90 11.9#
fr jr 4 'zmmmwz®
Jyliu Uustafsoli
E. C. Harden •. 162-89
E. W. Hinds Bowbells
Di O .House 15if»2
L. E. Hood ..... 1G3-S8
Anna Iverson ... 161-91
Wm. Love ... ... Bowbells
August Lux ... ...
Erick Madson 161-90
L. W. Movius Bowbells
C. H. Pratt 162-98
Samuel Porter .. 163-92
Walter Retzlaff Portal
W. G. Rlgg Columbus
Seth "S. Rogers ...
Albert Schultz ..
Peter Schmitt 163-93
Charles Schauf ... Bowbells
Shafer & McMlllian. Bowbells
Clarence Skeg .... Bowbells
Torve «Sorenson 161-.91
Wm. Severson .. .. 162-88
Wm. Stratton ..
Ara Taft
B. C. Booth
64-94 1.49
Elmer II. Ackeiman 162-94 1.49
Arthur Day 161-89 4.20
Erick Gad 160-90 ''HZ
HawUeye Livery Co. 161-89
Perev M. Hawkins 163-88 «.f9
Cecil M. Hawkins .. 163-88 ...73
R. A. Moore 163-92 1.55
G. G. Nulph 161-91 ii.31
Fred E. Philleo ...
Joseph Plialen .. .. 163-88 10..6
O Pratt 1G3-93 3.65
W. Rice 162-89 1.27
Carroll Schultz 161-89 1.30
Peter U. Sink 1C1-89 6.68
Otto Simmons 163-92 1.19
Fred G. Stewart ... 162-8S 4.56
T. A. Thomas 163-89 6.4C
Susie Tobev 161-89 1.19
Peter Wajoro 163-93 1.13
J. W. Weese Portal 7.31
A. L. Wilcox 162-88 1.25
3.
4.37
3.87
1.71
5.10
2.21
1
Year 1911
S. W. Smith 163-91
C. M. Gumion 163-90
T. Harrington .. .. 163-90
Frank Johnson ... 163-90
C. L. Glenn 164-90
H. M. Scott 164-90
Harry Evens ... 164-8S
Albert Klugman 164-88
Fred Lindquist .. 162-8S
L. C. Olson New Port
Monroe White 163-88
Alex Lagelin ...... 162-94
M. S. Mensing 162-92
A. P. Johnson 162-91
Dick Glaspy 162-90
John Moore 162-89
A. E. Sharp 162-89
Knute C. Vrolaon 1C1-94
John Erickson .. 161-90
J. O. Clark 160-92
W. C. Bennet 160-91
Fred Collins 160-91
Clras. Redoing .. 160-91
George M. Taylor 160-90
Inglof Tooson 159-94
C. j. Madden 159-93
S. M. Clark 159-91
O. E. Johnson .... 159-90
L. B. Keller 159-90
II. C. Barlow Portal
Ambros Daly Portal
Mrs. C. M. Davis Portal
C. E. Freeman .... Portal
Mrs. Harry Gumm. Portal
John Gudtofson Portal
Geo. Gilbertson Portal
P. L. Hawkins .... Portal
Thomas Jarrots .. Portal
C. W. Jones Portal
Fred Jones Portal
William Mensing Portal
.T. B. Smith Portal
M. W. Shanks Portal
Oscar Smith Columbus
Ben Vestness Columbus
Amos Jorgenson Flaxton
Frank Johnson Flaxton
B. K. Stacy Flaxton
Roy Carlisle Powers Lake
Rena McCardy, Powers Lake
Homer McCardy Powers Lake
Anderson & Hollings
worth Bowbells
Charles A. Anderson, Bowbells
Ola Berg Bowbells
Fred Gleason Bowbells
C'aud Harden Bowbtells
L. D. Rogers Bowbells
William Tichnor Bowbells
E. Lyons Bowbells
Leslie McBride Bowbells
Anna Metier Bowbells
William A. Peters ..Bowbells
C. E. Pierson Bowbells
Roy Rogers Bowbells
Mrs. Kate Shull .. Bowbells
Frank Smith Bowbells
Bert Waters Bowbells
Duhn & Duhn Powers LaTte
John Erickson .. Powers Lake
Gilbert Nelson Powers Lake
Powers Lake Tel
ephone Co Powers Lake
Seth Agard ... ... Portal
Mrs. E. L. Dunhan Portal
A. M. Daly Portal
P. L. Hawkins .... Portal
Thomas Jarrott ... Portal
A1 Morden Portal
John Murphy ..... Portal
Thomas Nutt .... Portal
Theo. Thorson .... Portal
Chas. A. Wales ... Portal
Andrew Holland Columbus
James Rahle Columbus
Gus Weihl Columbus
F. P. Bath ... Flaxton
Frank Daly Flaxton
A. E. Hill Flaxton
N. H. Scott Flaxton
O. d. Willard Flaxton
David Dodge Sec. 3-163-88
Arthur Morin Sec. 22-163-88
Andrew Rauch
e a u S e 15-163-88
Chas. E. Strat
ton .. ... .. Bee. 12-168-88
Guy Spink Sec. ,1-168-88
Fred H. Park .. Sec. 30-183-88
P. Bath ..... Sec. 30-163-89
John Messing-er. Sec. 36-168-89
Hick
Gi lit. yfi i-eadpii.
Heriritui Mohn
11.10
9.32
2.43
3.56
6.21
4 i.,33
4.97
21.67
6.77
9.02
.9.43
2.24
18.93
6.17
3.21
3.09
6.07
3.32
7.61
9.14
1.00
4.25
4.93
15o~£rl
Ole Twedt
Agnes Vosen 163-Sj)
Frank Vosen 163-89
Charles Vass Columbus
W. G. Watson 163-89
Year 1000.
W. J. Bretthauer .. 163-93
Emil Christianson 161-90
W. M. Culp 161-89
J. S. Culp 161-89
John Donnelly .... Columbus
Albert Ensign ... 162-89
J. H. Erixon Bowbells
Wm. Ganley 161-92
Gutlip Gaub
John Gaub 159-92
George Ganley Jr. 161-91
Alex Gelstrom Bowbells
Gottlieb Gaub 159-92
Charles A. Anderson. Bowbells
Inga Sorlie
John Gustafson ..
E. E. Harden 162-89
P. L. Hawkins ... Portal
Dan House 1G2-89
Wm. Hughs 1C0-90
Anna Iverson ... 161-91
J. W. Lenfent Bowbells
J. W. Love Bowbells
Joseph Lynch
Erick Madson ... lbl-90
Markie & Iverson Columbus
Anton Nelson .. .. J'!?"!!'
Henry Olson
9.1
.29
21.18
27.39
4.20
0.57
1.70
6.52
4.15
5.51
7.48
1.15
4.27
3.88
.15
5.75
9.41
12.27
14.17
62.19
1.97
2.15
19.33
10.20
.27
9.69
36.16
3.40
3.99
6.97
9.78
2.55
19.66
7.37
2.15
3.30
7.52
.18
11.55
7.73
2.67
4.03
7.36
21.28
6.67
1G1"2?
James Palmer 159-9
David Palmberg 163-89
Pierson, C. E Bowbells
J. T. Scollard ... 163-98
Shafer & Hinds Bowbells
R. J. Schafer Bowbells
Frank Smith Bowbells
Rov R. Spooner ...
C. "Voller
1,i1
Charles Voller Bowbells
Ben Vestness Columbus
A. H. Winker 160-94
Martin Garlic K'J"™
George Taylor .. .. 160-90
A. O. Davis Portal
M. \V. Shanks Portal
Yenr 1010,
Charles Soderherg Bowbells
Richard Shafer Bowbells
Britta Odland .. 162-93
Charlie Johnston 162-93
John Cluekey ... 163-91
Fred Lindquist .. 163-8S
V. P. Wheeler .. 162-S9
DuMars & Porter 161-90
Martin Garlic 161-92
B. E. Matson
G. Peterson Columbus
Standard Grain Co.. Columbus
L. V. Randell Flaxton
Carl Sodeberg Flaxton
A. O. Davis Portal
M. Glossen Portal
Fred Jones Portal
C. W. Jones Portal
M. W. Shanks Porta]
E. F. Wentland .. Portal
Bertha Zachor
E. C. Sterner
Gus W. Peterson .. 9-9..
W. O. Bonnet 160-91
Adolplr Anderson .. 159-92
Gottlil) Gaub ... 2i.-l»9-9
Gottlib Gaub ...
John Gaub 159-92
W. P. Madden 9-92
Frank Polltsky
James Palmer .. .. 159-9-
7.56
1.98
1.27
2.59
5.13
29.96
6.06
3.83
3.83
2.31
4.55
11.62
6.31
9.56
5.39
55.49
13,32
19-.94
11.10
3.00
4.97
1 6 0 -9 4
John Conboy 160-93
John Wenholtz .. 160-93
A. S. Gualt 163-S9
Geo. W. Taylor 160-90
R.89
6.14
6:91
10.11
1un"Sl!
5.42
1.72
17.73
11.82
6.21
3.14
6.61
3.44
9.08
12.94
25.68
2.95
9.26
1"..74
8.SI
10.2R
2 6 4 0
•1.07
8.85
0
11.98
2.82
3n!94
4.81
6.64
1.92
45.46
Year 1012.
Mrs. Effie. Baldwin, Bowbells
Chas. Baker Bowbells
E. E. Harden Bowbells
W. H. Johnson Bowbells
Set!' KMS3-PP
Sec.- S5?168-90
Thomas Hefrrlrtg, £ee. 82-163-91
Hans Snellirig.. Sec. 28-163-91
Thompson Lars, Sec. 14-163-91
John Willette. Sec. 32-164-91
Emil Hagen Sec. 28-163-92
Will H. Decker: Sec. 3-163-94
P.' L. Raymond: Sec. 31-164-94
Thompson, W. E. Sec. 29-163-94
G. A. Galler 162-94
Jens A. Ander
son Sec. 26-162-93
O. E. Johnson.. 162-92
Percy Bird .... Sec. 3-162-92
A. Jensen ... .. See. 29-162-91
James Lenson Sec. 23-162-91
J. D. Moore Sec. 32-162-90
Forest H. Hender
son Sec.
Albert Ihm .... Sec.
Andrew Salandei
Peder Peterson.
Ole Carlson .. Sec.
Harry Haughlin
Axel Pearson .. Sec.
Margaret Simon Sec
Frank Clhler
George Alten
Tim Baldridge.
C. M. Jensen ..
Herman ICloU.
C. W. Beebe
Mrs. C. W. Beebe
John O. Ledene. Sec.
Ben Lindberg,.
William Emer
son Sec.
Berent JacobHon Sec.
Ed. P. Johnson. Sec.
E. C. Stafner ... Sec.
Henry A they .. Sec.
R. A. Owings, reporting vital
Istics, 1913, $1.75.
John McCue, reporting vital
Istics. 1913, $2.75.
7.78
6.69
82
12*21
1.00
8.79
S.92
.94
3.97
.13.SO
14.60
11.15
11.CO
3.03
8.25
S.-I0
20.22
3.13
2.96
1 4.56
3.16
8.16
21.31
12.60
2.20
2.20
6.65
2.20
4.19
6.69
12.95
1.32
1.64
1.32
6.15
H. E. Haydon. reporting
statistics, 1913, $3.75.
A. H. Garberg, reporting- vital
istics, 1913, $4.25.
3.67
4.19
.39
2 20
4.67
G. K. Melby, reporting vital
istics, 1913, $.75.
Samuel Heggen, reporting
statistics, 1913, $.25.
Leo Liniemann. reporting
statistics, 1913, $1.00.
H. P. Bjertness, reporting
statistics, 1913, $3.25.
1 1 2
F. J. Kroman, reporting vital
istics, 1913, $.50.
J.. C. "McFarland, reporting
statistics, 1913. $1.00.
1.25
7.2*'
1L03
1.00
6.63
1.96
6.48
1.48
7.30
1.48
.96
1.48
4.82
10.35
3.06
7.94
21.08
1.96
4.12
5.12
12.64
9.56
1.96
14.13
3.47
7.34
6.38
6.50
1.62
1.74
1.00
1.60.
1.00
7.99
1.60
3.04
5.23
Hilda Grina, stenographer s
coroner's inquest, $10.00.
Motion made and' carried
Board adjourn until 2 P. M.
7.44
7.09
Beach ..... Sec. 5-163-90
a a. Hanaen .. gee./ #-x«3-?o
rapfSOh°atlelb^
13.09
3.97
1.94
3:48
6.69
».Ui
7.72
6.86
23.73
3:97
5.79
7.39
22.95
8.05
9.03
6.57
8.52
5.26
11.56
5.44
3.62
5.02
7.53
7-161-90
31-161-90
5.16
8.65
Sec. 26-161-90
Sec. 10-161-93
20-161-94
161-94
18-160-94
4-160-94
34-160-93
27-160-92
12-160-92
15-160-92
5-160-92
33-160-91
1C0-9I
1-160-90
2S-160-90
11.01
7.26
J.40
1
.80
33.90
.41
-7.60
2.79
3.95
6.62
5.25
3.70
2.22
9.55
5.13
Sec.
Sec.
Sec.
Sec.
Sec.
Sec.
Sec.
29-159-90
27-159-90
17-Ifi9r90
29-159-90
33-159-94
carried that
Motion made and
1.00
1.00
4.OS
1.00
1.57
the
of fees collected of
W.
statevnent
C. Martin, Clerk of District Court,
to the amount of ?S0.25. for the
month of December, 1913, be accept
ed.
Moved by Commissioner Ely, sec
onded by Commissioner Bryan, that
the quarterly Justice Report of
Bertie Nelson, for quarter ending
December 31, 1913, he accepted.
Motion carried.
Motion mada and carried that
the quarterly Justice Report of C. J.
Kopriva, for the quarter ending
September 1, 1913, be accepted.
Motion made and carried that
the following bills be allowed, and
the auditor instructed to issue war
rants for same:
E. D. Kelley, care of Burke Coun
ty prisoners, $76.50.
A. J. Paulson, coroner's
quest, body of Halvor
$22.00.
fees, in
Knutson
fees, in
23.00.
fees, in-
A. J. Paulson, coroner's
quest, body of Philip Win
A. J. Paulson, toroner's
quest, body of unknown man. $33.45.
A. J. Paulson, coroner's fees, in
quest body of Charles Jordan, amount
of bill $33.00, amount .allowed $30.00.
A. J. Paulson, coroner's fees, in
quest, body of Ogaarden, amount of
bill $40..90, amount allowed, $31.90.
O. Hunter, merchand'se furnish
ed Burke County, $16.15,
H. R. Donahue, constable fees,
$54.45.
Bertie Nelson, justice fees. $4.95.
A. M. Limburg, expert witness, cor
oner's Inquest, Chas. Jordan, amount
of bill $25.05, amount allowed, $12.55.
H. B. Blanchard, expert witness,
coroner's inquest, Andrew O. Gorden
amount of bill $35.00, amount allow
ed $12.50.
John Bryan Commissioner service
and mileage, $32.60.
Maud Harrington, taking testimony
coroner's Inquest, $5.00.
J. P. Neve, reporting vital statis
tics. 1913. $1.00.
D.-jvid Davidson, reporting vital
statistics, 1913, $2.75.
Ole Stompro, reporting vital stat
istics, 1913, $.75.
Henry Strawbridge. reporting
statistics. 1913, $1.50.
John O. Grubb, reporting
statistics, 1913, $3.25.
Louis Erickson. reporting
statistics, 1913, $1.25.
.L. S. Kalvig, reporting vital
istics, 1913. $.50.
vital
vital
vital
stat-
Gust Bjorkman. reporting
statistics, 1913, $2.75.
J. W. Watt, reporting vital statis
tics, 1913, $.25.
vital
stat-
stat-
John Hougerud. reporting
statistics, 1913, $3.25.
H. C. Kleinschmidt, reporting vital
statistics, 1913, $3.25.
Peter Anderson, reporting
statistics, 1913, $2.75.
C. E. Roller, reporting vital
istics, 1913, $1.50.
A. J. Toung, reporting vital
istics. 1913, $.75.
Ole Hatlelid, reporting vital
istics, 1913, $.50.
vital
vital
stat-
stat-
stat-
D. J. Lynch reporting vital
istics, 1913, $1.75.
John P. Beck, reporting vital stat
istics, 1913, $3.00.
stat-
John L. Finke, reporting vital stat
istics, 1913, $2.00.
G. J. Benson, reporting- vital stat
istics, 1913, $.50.
Syver O. Johnson, reportin
statistics, 1913, $.75.
C. T. Strubbe, reporting vital stat
istics, 1913, $.50.
vital
L. M. Wheeler, reporting vitaT
statistics, 1913, $.50.
Odin Stompro, reporting vital stat
istics, 1913, $3.25.
vital
stat-
stat-
vital
Glenn Vinson, reporting vital stat
istics, 1913, $1.00.
G. J. Aune, reporting vital
istics, 1913, $.50.
stat-
vital
vital
C. H. Marshall, reporting
statistics, 1913, $6.50.
N. J. Oredson, reporting vital stat
istics, 1913, $1.75.
vital
stat-
vital
P. J. Troskey, witness fees, coron
er's Inquest,. $2.05.
B. Arnold, witness fees, coroner's
inquest, $2.05.
Gei. Benno, witcss fees, coroner's
inquest, $2.05.
Alois Siverllng, witness tees, cor
oner's niquest, $2.05.
J. P. Begruin, witness fees, coron
er's inquest, $2.05.
Mlpnie Stromset witness fees,
coroner's inquest, $2.05.
Thorval Stromset. witness fees, cor
oner's inquest, $2.05.
Hugh .Coleman, witness fees, coron
er's inquest, $2:05.
A. J. Carter, witness -fees,
er's inquest, $2.05.
John Moore.. witness fees,
er's inquest, $2.05.
coron-
coron-
R. Compeau, witness fees,
en's inquest, $2.05.
Clifford Smith, witness fees, coron
er's inquest, $2.05.
coron-
C.' A. Masters, constable fees, coi
oner's inquest, $6.10.
Victor L. Llnd stenographer s fees,
o o n e s i n u e s a o u n o i
$26.20, amount allowed, $10.00.
fees,
that
Board met at 2 P. M.. as per
journmen't All members present.
Moved by Commissioner Bryan
seconded by Commissioner Ely,
the PurchasliiB Committee .be,
hereby Is instructed to purchase
Waterbuty Sanitary Portable
tain. Jtyle No. C.
ad-
that
and
one
Foun-
Motion carried.
Motion made and carried .that
the following bills be allowed, and
e a u o I n s u e i s s u e w a i-
rg, witnesefees, States
Attorney's subv«f *2.10.
Motion made arid carrlcd that
the bill ot B. A. Stefonowles. to the
amoufii o/ #18.00. for proftt on dlplo-
Printing C°„ :rejecte«r
w a i u S w i a 6 i w w a e
Motion inad.' i»H8 cuifi'teS that
Board adjourn ulitfl 9 A. it, January
12.. 1914.
January 2, 1014.
Board met at 9 A. M., as pei' ad
journment. All members-present.
Motion made and carried that
the following bills be allowed, and
the auditor instructed to issue war
rants for same:
Wallace Bendixen, witness fees,
States Attorney's subpoena, $2.10.
John Moore, witness fees. States
Attorney's subpoena.. $2.10.
John Moore, witness fees, justice
court, $6.30.
Ben Roper, witness fees. States
Attorney's subpoena, $3.40.
Balance of forenoon was spent in
checking- the records of the County
Judge's and Clerk of District Court's
ofllces, for quarter ending Decembei
31, 1913.
Motion made and carried that
Board adjourn until 2 P. M.
Board, met at 2 P. M., as per ad
journment. All members present.
Afternoon wa's spent in checking
the records of the Register of Deed's
and Sheriff's ofllces. for quarter end
ing December 31, 1913.
Motion mad." and carried tint
Board adjourn until'9 A. M., January
13, 1914.
January la, 1014.
Board met at 9 A. M., as per ad
journment. All members present.
forenoon was spent in checking up
i-'»ad and bridge petitions.
Motion made and carried that
Board adjourn until 2 P. M.
Board of County Commissioners
convened at 2 P. M., as per adjourn
ment. All members present.
Motion made and carried that
Board adjourn until 9 A. M„ January
14, 1914 to ,view roads in Richland
and Carter townships.
Jnnunry 14, 1014.
Board—-of County Commissioners
convened at 9 A. M„ as per adjourn
ment. All members present.
Motion made and carried that
Board_ adjourn until 9 A. M., Janu
ary 15, 1914, to view roads in Fay,
Foothills and Leaf Mountain town
ships.
January la, 1014.
Board of County Commissiontrs
convened at 9 A. SI., as per adjourn
ment. All members present.
Motion made and carried that
-Board adjourn until 9 A. M., January
16, 1914, to view roads in Harmon
ious and Leaf Mountain Townships.
Board met at 9 A. M., as per ad
journment. All members present.
-Motion made and carried that
the following bills be allowed, and
the auditor instructed to issue war
rants for same:
Hub Munson, witness fees. States
Attorney's subpoena, $2.10,
John Smith,, witness fees. States
Attorney's subpoena, $2.10.
Ferdinand Gehrke, witness fees,
States Attorney's subpoena, $2.10.
Cecil- Baker, witness fees. States
Attorney's subpoena, amount of bill
$2.20, amount allowed, $2.10.
J. S. Romine, witness fees. States
Attorney's subpoena. $2.10.
John Norfln, witness fees. States
Attorney's subpoena, $2.10.
Lawrence Hunter, witness fees
States Attorney's -subpoena, $2.10.
Sam Sampson, repairing shoes for
Burke County Prisoner, $.90.
A. M. Limburg, service on Board of
Health, $28.50.
A. SI. Limburg. service on Board of
Health. $31.50.
C. H. Hecht, service on Board of
Health, $6.50.
Fay Township, care of poor. $45.00.
State Treasurer, care of insane,
$675.00.
Motion made and carried that
the report of the overseers of the
poor in Fay Township, be accepted.
Moved by Commissioner Bryan,
seconded by Commissioner Ely, that
the following resolution he adopted:
RESOLUTION
WHEREAS, there is a deficiency in
the- salary fund and the poor fund
to meet the expenses payable from
said funds, now therefore be it,
RESOLVED, by the Board of Coun
ty Commissioners of Burke County,
North Dakota, that the sum of $15,
000.00. be transferred from the gen
eral fund to the salary fund and
that the sum of $3,000.00 be trans
l'ered from the general fund to—the
poor fund.
Motion carried.
Motion made and carried that
Board adjourn until 2 P. M.
Board mot at 2 P. M., as per ad
journment. All members present.
Part of afternoon was spent in
checking the records of the auditors
office, for the quarter ending De
cember 31. 1913.
Motion made and carried that
Board adjourn "until 9 A. M., Janu
ary 17. 1914, to go to view. Des Lacs
bridge.
Jnnunry 17, 1014.
Board met at 9 A. M„ as per ad
journment. All members present.
Forenoon was spent in checking
the records of the States Attorney's
and the County Superintendent's of
fices, for quarter ending December
31, 1913, also In checking quarterly
Justice reports.
Oil January 16, 1914, the Burke
County Commissioners inspected
bridge over Des Lacs Lake, which Is
joint property with Ward County,
and reported same to Commissioners
of Ward County as being in a dan
gerous condition. Said Ward Coun
ty Commissioners agreed to meet
with the Burke County Commission
ers January 17, 1914. to view and de
termine what should be done to re
pair same.
Motion made and carried that
Board adjourn until 2 P. M.
Board met at 2 P. M., as per ad
journment. All members present.
Motion made and carried that
the Board adjourn, to go with the
Ward County Commissioners to view
Des Lacs bridge, to meet at 9 A. M.,
January 19, 1914.
January If*. 1014.
Board' met at 9 A. M„ as per ad
jounment. All members present.
Motion made and carried that
the report of the committee, who
have checked the records of all the
coun_ty ofllces, for quarter ending
December 31, 1913, be accepted, as
the records. of all the county offices
were checked up and found correct.
Moved ~by ConTmissioner Bryan,
seconded by Commissioner Ely, that
Dr. A. L. Doe be appointed as Coun
ty -physician in and for Burke coun
ty, for the year 1914.
Motion carried.
Motion made and carried that
Board adjourn until 2 P. M.
Board met at 2 p. M., as per ad
journment. All members present
Motion n^ade and carried that
the following bills be allowed, and
the auditor instructed to issue- war
rants for same.:
John Bryan, Commissioner service
amd mileage, $49.30.
Jerry Donovan. Commissioner ser
vice and mileage, $76.60.
Thomas Ely, Commissioner service,
and mileage, $82.70.
J. H. Clark, surveyor's fees, $47.95.
G. A. Kopriva, Post Master, 2,000
stamped envelopes for County Sup
erintendent, $43.24.
C. B. Robblns, assisting County Sur
veyor, $2.00.
H. A. Hanson, service rendered,
$2.80.
W. C. Martin, filing and recording
coroner's report, $10.00. .
Motion made and carried that
tthe Purchasing board -be instructed
to purchase safe from T. B. Hurly,
for the. County Superintendent's of
lce, at $60.00.
The report of the viewers appolntr
ed to view: application made by A
F. Benson and others asking for the
construction of two bridges, men
tioned as Nos. 1 and 2, also grading
approaches to same between sections
29. 30, 31. and 32. Township 162,
Range 93, recommends that same be
done providing that said township
procured the right of way around
coulie where bridge No. 1 Is to be
located, as following section,line in
this case would not be sracticable.
Commissioners'.Blr BrjVn an£ Oon-
pvan. ylewerp.
•#*6,
Viewed .l/»fkiut-,v H, 1!U4
viewers i-eport- grade between
Richland townships to be construct
ed if the townships secure the dlrt.-
Vlewers report grade between sec
tions 29 and .312, and sections 30 and
31 in Township 159. Range 92. to be
constructed if township procure right
of way, if they do not'.already have
same.
Motion made and carried that
the auditor be. and is hereby instruct
ed to notify the several: townships
in Burke County that if they want
the county to purchase corrugated
culverts for them, to report before
February 10th, 1914 as to the number
and size wanted.
Motion made and carried that
BoarB adjourn until 9 A. M., Febru
ary 10, 1914.
JOHN ROMINE,
Auditor. Burke County N. D.
W. O..
-\OTlCE TO CREDITORS.
In the matter of the estate of Ole
Simonson, Deceased:
Notice is hereby given by the un
dersigned, Oscar B. Hayden, Admin
istrator of the Estate of Ole Simon
son, late of the township of Keller,
in the County of Burke and State of
North Dakota, deceased, to the cred
itors ol", and all persons having
claims against, said deceased, to ex
hibit them with the necessary vouch
ers. within four months, after the
first publication of this notice, to
said Administrator, at office of Goo.
H. Phelps, in the City of Bowhejls.
n said Burke County.
Dated January 24, 1914.
OSCAR B. HAYDEN,..
Administrator of the Estate
of Ole Simonson, Deceased.
First publication on the 30tli day
of January, A. D. 1914.
ED WIIH LIBEL
Minot, N. D., Jan. 2 4 -—Arthur
Le Sueur, prominent socialist of
Minot, started an action charging
criminal, libel against Mr. L. D.
McGahan, publisher of the Demo
crat, in Justice court th's afternoon,
filing the complaint with Police
Magistrate John Ly«ic*i.
The complaint states that "L. D.
McGahan did on Jan. 15th wilful
ly, unlawfully and with, malicious
intent to injure this complainant
by publishing concerning Le Sueur
a certain l'alicious and defamatory
libel in language intending to ex
pose this complainant to public
hatred, contempt and ridicule and
to deprive him of the benefits of
public confidence and social inter
course and said libei was in words
as follows, to-wit:
"The laws of the state of North
Dakota and the ordinances of the
city of Minot forbid theatres or
moving picture shows on tlhe Sab-
bath day, but permit a foul-mouth
ed anarchist and traitor like Le
Sueur to denounce and ridicule the
government, the laws and the loy
al patriotic poeple of the country.
They allow him to breed strife,
dissension and hatred, all of which
sooner or later dieveloipes lawless
ness, crime and bloodshed. They
allow him to slander the city, its
institutions and her people—and
there are those who listen to hiiri
and applaud.- The majority of
his hearers are ignorant and easily
deceived, but there are others wiho
.know better and are anarchists by
inclination as well as by heart.
They are the kfnd who played
traitor to their country in time of
war. We should expect no less of
them in time of peace."
Mr. McGahan is ill in bed at
fhome today.
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quire of C. J. Kopriva at the office
of the Lyon Land, & Loan Co. tf
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