The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 6, 1932, Page 10

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1982 ae oe international Good Will Collapses as Olympics Get Started | OREIGNERS VOICE PROTESTS AGAINST RULES OF AMERICA | airman of Committee Recinds Decision Disqualifying Contestants S.. TEAM IS OUT AHEAD sandinavians and Canadians Threaten to Withdraw Teams From Competition take Placid, N. Y., Feb. 6.—(P)— ternational good will and amity, owed purpose of the Olympic mes, has collapsed. In fact, before the 1932 winter mes actually were 24 hours old the sruistic love of sport for sport's xe, the good fellowship of an in- national congress of athletes, had sappeared entirely. Swords were Sheathed and the boys, who really n't like each other, began to tell 2 truth. Outwardly the situation is under trol for the moment. The decision of Joseph K. Savage, airman of the United States Olym- speed skating committee, dis: alifying Alex Hurd and Frank ack, of Canada, and Eddie Wedge Detroit, from the final of 10,000 sters championship, had in effect en reversed. Causes Not Touched But the underlying causes of all e bitterness had not been touched. ae representatives of the Scan- aavian nations apparently never ll be reconciled to the American vie of racing. After four hours of argument last ght during which Peter J. Mul- een, chairman of the Canadian ympi¢ committee, threatened to thdraw the entire Canadian team om the games if Stack and Hurd sre not put back in the final, and e Scandinavians said they'd go yme if they were, Savage declared sterday’s heats in the 10,000 meters ent “no races” and ordered them ,ated over again today. The final of the last men’s speed ating event will go over from today Monday, probably at 2:30 p. m. Are Disqualified sroEOR Savage disqualified the or frerioans, along with Shozo Ishi- ara of Japan, on the cumulative ‘otest of Norway, Finland, Sweden, ad Japan, who had complained in te morning, after Jack Shea, bril- amt young Dartmouth sophomore, yd raced to, his second straight pic title in the final of the 1,500 tors event. They said the Americans were not ig fairly, that they loafed, re-| ed to help “break the wind” that | shausts a man who tries to lead all 1e way, and that they were making travesty of the “speed skating.” hey demanded the European style) * racing against time be adopted) wr the remainder of the races. Immediately after filing the pro- st, two trial heats, each to qualify our men for the 10,000 meters final ere raced, and the U. S. qualified yur men, Ed Schroeder, Valentine jalis, Irving Jaffee, winner of the 000 meters title on the opening day, nd Ed Wedge, with Hurd winning ae heat for Canada and Stack fin- hing second in the other. Norway | as fortunate to place her two aces,/ var Ballangrud and Bernt Evensen, ,.. ho already have lost to Jaffee and hea the championships they won in ie 1928 games. Scandinavians Protest Immediately the Scandinavian! “aders raced out onto the course, | rotesting again. Savage disqualified | ie North Americans and Japanese, | zen reconsidered. It wasn’t until ight hours later the topsy turvy usiness finally was straightened out} nd the boss ordered to start all over gain. “Strangely enough the Scandina- ians have no basis for protest of any ind inasmuch as the manner of rac- © 1g in the 1932 Olympics was decid- d upon and agreed to by all coun- cles a year ago. While the net results yesterday rought no progress in the 10,000 » reters, the U. S. stepped further out ‘2 front in its drive for an initial MNympic games championship. Al- hough Alex Hurd, Bill Logan and ‘rank Stack finished in that order ehind Shea in the 1,500 meters inal, Ray Murray and Herb Taylor, Yew York, took fifth and sixth places | espectively. The United States thus led with «+3 points today, while Canada boost- | _ a 25 and Norway, only other scorer, © ight. {i ! Stars Deadlocked | In Billiard Meet “Gieckhefer Comes From Behind to Earn Tie With Reiselt of Philadelphia Chicago, Feb. 6—(#)—The world ree cushion billiards title and the ich cash and trophies that go with (i, lies between a pair of veterans, ito Reiselt of Philadelphia and Au- fie Kieckhefer. ‘The Chicago southpaw, and the delphia artist, both former title- ARCTIC EXPLORER AS" YOURE IS CHAPTER, WHI HoT WATER WHAT ~ WHAT ~ WHAT fae OUR AND WANDERER OF THE PoLAR WAMES IS TAKING A HoT WATER BOTTLE fo BED, TO WARM HIS WEARY OLD DOGS! ~~ “THE SEVEN AGES OF MAN “TH? SEVEATH cH 1S -TH” Bottle AcE! YEP, You"RE Now A PATRIARCH ! (REG. U. 5. PAT. OFF. © 1932 BY NEA SERVICE, mic BISMARCK COURTMAN DEF Nodaks Humble South Dakota Coyotes, 40 to 26 prnons TURN BACK OUR BOARDING HOUSE By Ah em | BEGONE, OR Lie EMPTY \ THIS BAG DOWN YouR Hy Te ENA NECK ! Vou ~ INK I'M USING THIS Hot WATER BOTTLE “To WARM MY FEET, EH 2 WELL, You BRAVING CHUMP, 17 IS ONLY BEING USED “To EASE THE MISERY OF MY LUMBAGO ¢ YES “LAUGH, SIMPLETON ¢ Three Teams Lead In Local Leagues Chrysler Phantoms, Rangers, and Presbyterians Have Untarnished Records ' Three teams stand at the top of, city hockey and basketball leagues with unblemished records, They are the Chrysler Phantoms, who occupy the pinnacle position in the city basketball loop; the Rangers, who command the lead position in the hockey league; and the Presby-| terians, whose record is untarnished in the church association. The standings: City Hockey League Won Lost Pct. 7 0 1,000 3 500 4 .333 6 143 Church Basketball League Rangers . Blue Streaks 3 2 1 Fargo Midgets to Early Lead After trailing,.5 to 0, at the in front the rest of the way. Mandan played brilliantly in the first period. aided the Braves materially. Won Lost Pet. a 0 1.000 2. 500 500 000 Presbyterians ... Trinity Lutheran Zion Lutheran. Methodists . 0 3 City Basektball League Won Lost Pct. 4 1.000 +150 667! 500 Chrysler Phantoms. Faculty Klein's Cleaners. A. O. U. W. Fort Lincoln. Co, A. Expect ta Settle Former King of Heavyweight Has Been Under Suspen- sion by N. B. A. Chicago, Feb. 6—(#)—Jack Demp- sey’s trouble with the National Box- ing association, and especially with the Mississippi state boxing com- mission was due for settlement Sat-) urday. ‘The former king of the heavy- weights has been under suspension by the N. B. A., since last Decem- ber, because of charges by the Mis- sissippi group over about $2,300 in unpaid bills, The bills were incur- red, the Mississippi commission claims, in a boxing show at Colum-} bus, Miss., more than a year ago. ‘The Mississippi body charges that Dempsey acted as co-promoter of the show and as such, was liable for the| bills. Dempsey insists he acted only; Promotion of the show. Dempsey has offered to pay the bills if the Mississippi commission can show that he is liable, and no difficulty was expected on settling the case in time for the former champion to fulfil engagements in Milwaukee and Chicago. Col. Harry J. Landry was expected to represent the Mississippi commission. Iowa Will Meet Chicago Maroons 000 Boehm, f . Dempsey Dispute ® as referee and did not share in the| The summary: Fargo (31) Doherty, f Comrie, f . Casselman, ¢ Charbonneau, ¢ Aamoth, g Nelson, g . Totals.......seeeeee Mandan (26) FG 6 liscocuceucslencun Free throws missed: Bismarck, North Dakota January Sth, 1982, 10 o'clock On were present, Moved by Commissioners seconded by Commissioner Roll Call:’ Swanson, a; ye; Moynier, aye; Fricke, aye the bill for Poor Relief of !Adamyk be increased from $30.00 per Soder, month to $35.00 per month. Roll Call: Swanson, aye; aye; Moynier, aye; Fricke, aye; seconded that Board adjourn o'clock p, m, Gall? Swanson, aye; aye; Moynier, aye; Fricke, aye; aye. BI January Sth, 1932. to ers reconvened, were present, No. 1 due or delinquen \Mrs. Andrew Kraft, mother's Pension ..ceescorersee 3 Mrs, Edith Piercy, mother POORION ETE feeet bese s Mrs, Evelen ‘Mork, mother's penslon ..seegseeeee Mrs. Leona ‘Acord, mother's pension Mrs. Iva Keator, mother's Pension ..5.. e000 e+ 52 Mrs. Mary Mathison, mother’s Johnson, mother’s Bailey, ‘mother’s’ pension pee A Mrs, Gertrude Gorell, ‘mother's Speedy Encounter, Mandan Aggregation Loses, 31 to 26, After Getting Away Fargo, N. D., Feb. 6—(#)—Fargo high school continued its winning streak against North Dakota opposi- tion here Friday night by conquering Mandan, 31 to 26, in a fast game. Part of the first quarter, the Midgets | jumped into the lead with a pretty, | fast-breaking offensive, and were out odic splurges and failed within strik- | ing distance after 1 wn ety Stages Of | aged jointly by Sharkey and Johnny Buckley, gave Ruggirello a terrific lacing in the first three rounds, caught Fr pr the Italian with a damaging left to 1, the body early in the fourth round ;and floored him for a count of nine| immediately afterwards with a right|~ w to the chin. lossonce sth S56 ones. 10 Fargo 16; Mandan 10. Comrie, Casselman, 2; Charbonenau, Boehm 3.| organized baseball as player and Referee: Dick Holzer, Moorhead. The Board of County Commission- ers met pursuant to adjournment. Roll Call Commissioners Swan- son, Soder, Moynier, Fricke, and Will Soder, Fricke that the minutes of the December, 1931, meeting be approved as read. ye; Soder, aye; Will, ye. Moved by Commissioner Fricke, seconded by Commissioner Soder that Moved by Commissioner Swanson, by Commissioner Moyn: Soder, imarck, North Dakota, * » 2:30 o'clock p. ms The Board of County Commission- On Roll Call Commissioners Swan- son, Soder, Moynier, Fricke and Will At this time the Board proceeded to examine and allow or rejeet Bills fo, 280, suBisct to personel tax Ernie Schaaf Knocks Out Ruggirello Braves Beaten By early | Peri- | i ‘PF 0 | 4 2; | COMMISSIONERS’ PROCEEDINGS | Mrs. ‘Will, ier will, 25.00 12,00 40.00 20.00 25.00 30.00 15.00 20.00 /35.00 25.00] Lo * 30.00 18.00 35.00 Sharkey's man Friday, Ernie Schaaf. modern heavyweights, stopped Rug- girello in the fourth round of their to meet Schaaf when the Bostonian’s scheduled rival, suffered a cracked rib in training. He was picked solely on his showing against Cobb and Poreda. A deadly iright hand hitter he figured to extend j@ stand-up fighter like Schaaf. no queston as to Schaafis all-around superiority. | Was taking a merciless beating when __|Referee Arthur Donovan stopped the | fight. igirello 203. baseball's veterans, William A. (Bill) Mrs. Anna Dronen, mother's” Mrs, Minnie Engelman, moth- Mrs. Margaret Field, mothe Boston Fighter Gives Italian Terrific Lacing in First Three Rounds eee New York, Feb, 6.—(?)—The right hand punch ‘that won for Salvatore Ruggirello surprising knockout vic- tories over Walter Cobb and Stanley Poreda holds no terrors for Jack Schaaf, himself one of the best of | fifteen round bout in Madison Square Garden Friday night. Ruggirello had gained the chance Paulino Uzcudun, But when the fight began there was The Boston boy, man- Ruggirello came up for more but Schaaf weighed 209 pounds; Rug- Illness Is Fatal To Red’s Manager Tampa, Fla., Feb. 6.—(?)—One of Rourke, 67, general manager of the Cincinnati Reds, died in a hospital here Friday after a 10-day illness. Rourke had been connected with executive for 49 years. 40.00 30.00 pension PENSION. es sceeceecese- cose 30.00 20,00 20.00 25.00 25.00 35.00 30.00 10,00 25.00 3 er’s_ pension pension Berean Mrs, Ellen Jensen, mother’s pension Mra. Chris pension Mrs. Flina pension Mrs. Matt Adamyk, poor re- . Frank Campagna, poor relief Mrs. R. C. Roberts, poor relief Mrs. Mary Dixon, poor relief... John Hanson, poor relief . Carl Landerholm, poor relief Mrs. ‘Tom Hannewell, poor re- ie: Qscar Kavonius, aid 5 Gus Anderson, repairing shoes Quick Print, Inc,, extra tax sts sei N. Dak, House of Mercy, A, C, Isaminger, hox rent’. . ‘Western Union Telegraph Co. quarterly time service ren! Shoe. ke" t'wp: Doehle, Clerk, poor : Long Lake Twp., August Doehle. Clerk, poor ....+. French & “Welch Hardware, posts and wire ........00+ Mrs, J. L. Kelley, niairon FY 18.70 Dp. Au it services ren- dered Mrs. Beardsley .. Long Lake Twp., August Doehle, Clerk, groceries for oor 41.15 7.50 role rooms ‘to Mi Long Lake Tw! ugust Doehle, Cler! roceries for poor for month of Aug, Long Lake Twp., August Doehle, Clerk, groceries Door for Mo. of Sept. ..... ng Lake Twp. August Clerk, milk for 155 for Tt inson, services as surveyor se nary 0.00 7. RK Kikinson, mileage . ; 9.90 Thorman Glenview Twp. Long Lake Twp., August Slope Poultry Ass'n. Phil W. A._H. | Helgeson, CE innodae fi Lyman Twp. J. A. 6 wm Defeat Practically Eliminates Losers From Conference Basketball Race Grand Forks, N. D., Feb. 6—(®)— The University of North Dakota Practically eliminated the University of South Dakota from the North Central conference basketball. race by defeating the Coyotes here Fri- day night, 40 to 26, Defeated by the North Dakota Ag- gies last week, South Dakota, cham- Pions for the past two years, are conceded small chance to retain the title now the Aggies are undefeated and the Sioux have lost but one game. Although South Dakota beat North Dakota at Vermilion 26 to 19. three weeks ago, the Coyotes never had a chance at any stage of the game here, Showing dazzling speed, a bewilder- ing passing game and shooting in a sensational manner, the Sioux took the lead at the outset and increased it steadily until the-victory was safe- ly tucked away. Led by the giant sophomore center, Ted Meinhover, assisted by two stel- jar guards, Smith and Dablow, the Nodaks controlled the ball consis- tently until midway in the second half, when they eased up and South Dakota scored 10 points. The Sioux led 24 to 13 at the half. The count was 36 to 16 with nine minutes to go when North Dakota slowed down. The Coyotes brought their total to 26 when Felber and Smith tossed in ‘two counters from the floor to make it 40 for the Nodaks, Although a total of 30 fouls were called and three players were forced from the game with the maximum Penalties, the game was far from rough. Referee Harold Rogers call- ed them close dnd kept the contest well in hand all the way. Meinhover, with five field goals and three free throws, and Olson, South Dakota forward, with six from the floor and one from the foul line, nag scoring honors with 13 points each, | Adkins, South Dakota star for- ward, failed to score a field goal, but he played well on the floor. The summary: North Dakota (40) Jacobson, f Felber, f .. Meinhover, c Smith, g . Dablow, g . Lowe, g ..... Fo FT 0 PF Bl own. =I Fl omwwurn Hoe alrononnn wlonowe a! Bl emer mcn Sleore French steel French & Welch Hardware, posts ...... & Welch Hardware, ts f row ich Hardware, Lin- ’. Ecklund, services: ‘W. " Rosholt snow fences . A. DeLong, Clerk, burial’ of Jake Stolz Doehle, Clerk, ‘groceries for poor of Mo, of Nov. ...... Starkle, appropria- tion Meyer Broadcasting, ‘an-""” secy Managers Var Memorial, M. H. A kinson, secy., appropriation Fred Swenson, stamps and DOE FEN ascsreseeeseecers A. H, Helgesen, mileage .... assigned to First National Bank, mile- orld ee groceries poor... seeee Western Union, telegrams J. L. Kelley, expenses in ex- tradition of Ed. & Frank City of Bismarck, M. H. At- Kinson, City Auditor, poor relief ‘disbursements '... Estherville Twp. Wm. Michelson, Clerk, poor re- E. I, DuPont DeNemours Co., supplies supplies Thorman W, ft. snow fence ..... Geo. 8. Register, postage . Quick Print, Inc., window en- velopes: e, supplies. . Thorman W, Rosholt Co., 8 on gravel ......+- - R_B. Slater, assigned to C. G. lab on wheel box and charges’... Estherville Twp., William Michelsen, Cletk, poor re- fe Oscar Anstrom, guard”: ‘T. B, Meinhover, guard Geo.’ Hedrix, criminal age 3 rim! age and expenses .... Mrs. J. L. Kelley, matron ... Geo. S. Register, undercover Waiste, Clerk, coal’ for poor Mary Cashel, railroad fare Melville Electric, repairs ai labor |... Gc Monroe Calculating e Co, renewal of mainten- ance agreement ...... N. Dak. Concrete’ Products Co, furnishing and deliver- Fleck Motor ‘Co.,"iabor ‘and mileage for wrecker . Quick Print, Inc., certitic: sale and hail tax .... Quick Print, Inc., enveio; Quick: Print, Inc., envelopes Gussner’s, soap . tees Bismarck’ Lumber Co., repairs for courthouse . A, Gerber, dues, direc- tory for 1932", Water Dept., M. H. “Atkinson- son, Manager, water ...... Clarence Hanson, " rum, ‘mileage and services in criminal action N. Dak. Power & Light Co.,. OMFFANE sp vecoessssres Wing, Farmers ‘Cooperative Ass'n., coal for poor Lein Motor Co, ._B. Leathers, ‘Twp., road work . : a. vert ‘0. i . Metal Cul "i furnishing .and delivering ie Dak, Power & Light light and steam . Berger Welding Works,” weld- 15.00 (136.66 ranscript 1.03 pt. Grays Pharmacy, Drs. Gecile Woychik, ‘services Bismarc! Waterworks Dept. Harris & Woodmansee, Standard Oil’ Co., ‘gas’: Perry Undertaking, Otto Dirlam, locks. Knight Printing Co., chairs.. Long Lake Twp., August Bowman Furniture, flag Driscoll Twp., H. 'E. C.G, Derby lift certifica A C. G, Derby, Co, Treas. jury O'Brien Cafe, meais” ©. G. Derby,’ Co. Treas. Cc. G, D C. G. Derby, Co. Trea: T.R. Atkinson, assigne American Railway Express Harve Stull, assi oO V. M, Craven, assigned to C. E. T. Geo. Larson, assigned to raveling 3.4W. Doan D. B. Cc. MB. Fred ais te. WESTERN CAGE FOE _INRETURN CONTEST : Green and Schlickenmeyer Play |, Brilliantly as Locals Ride to Easy Victory AGRE, DOHN LEAD SCORERS Losers Hold Invaders to Seven Point Margin in First Two Periods of Tilt Dickinson, N. D,, Feb. 6.—Bismarck ran rough shod over the Dickinson Midgets here last night to hand the local aggregation a 32 to 12 defeat. It was the second defeat for Dick- inson at the hands of the Demons this season. The game started off slowly to gain momentum after the first quarter. ‘The invaders outplayed the Midgets throughout the contest with Green and Schlickenmeyer at guard play-| , ing brilliantly. Agre and Dohn carried the scor- ing guns for the Demons with 10 rtificates ...... wee Cc Derby, Co. Treas., post- age for supt, office . Ca . Derby, Go. ‘Treas. certificates ©. G. Derby, interest on co! G. Derby, Co. en unty bonds.. . ‘Treas, box » G. Derby, certificates Cc. G. Derby, Co. Treas., certificates ese feo, Larson, assigned to. C. G. Derby, Co. Treas., labor L, W. Mannasmith, assigned to C. 8. ‘W. Mannasmith, to C, G. Derby, ‘Co. Treas., expeni of court reporter Geo, Larson, assigned to C. G. Derby, ‘Co, Treas, car- penter work sees + Joe Solomon, assigned to C. G, Derby, Co. ‘Treas, poor smith, as: %) Derby, Co, Treas, traveling expenses ee T. LR. Atkinson, assigned to . Ge y, Co. Tre freight .....0..,.eeeeeeeee Frank G..| Grambs, equip- ment and labor for court- house and jail .... Dagmer_ Rickert, ‘repor! Bismarck Grocery Co. lies . rent. . Monarch Elevator Co., coal, OOP Rcsta ts teat caveaic tis Lutheran Oid Peoples, Home, care of Jack Dickey, Joe Wegeman and Carl Berndt.. H.W. Voigt, services during district court .. Institution for Fee ed, care of patients . Lyman W. Morley, lab: elevator’ .. . P. Lenhart, poor . Webb Brothers, door mats and slides .......... . Marle Huber, box rent points apiece, while Boulger played an effective floor game as weli td lead the Midgets in scoring. The Dickinson aggregation played its best game during the first two quarters to hold the Demons to a seven point margin. The Bismarck. offense began to click in the final stanzas and the team piled up 18 points while the Midgets annexed but five. The summary: Bismarck (32) E. Agre, f . N. Agre, f . Finnegan, ¢ Green, g Schlickenmeyer, g . Murphy, g . Shepard, c . Dohn, f . FG FT PF Totals ........006.12 Dickinson (12) Cox, f . Amdahl, McKenzie, ¢ Russell, g . Boulger, g . alrowne al wwcconmes SI roscnscom oo | Orsrsrensrsmens Totals . Transfer Co. 9.85 83.33 80.00 5.00 “21.07 35.00 30,00 17.20 16.20 18.00 216.01 17.50 3.10 Roa ‘aus nty physicians . Roan & Strauss, ices cou . serv: marck Paint’ & Glass, sup- Plie: eee A. Stackhouse, services “heaith officer . kinson, Mgr., water plies for sherfif .... j E. A. 'Thorberg, meals for bailitts ... anne : hompson, professional care of Henry Selinger child ..... fixing old c. 7 care wp. J. J. Clerk, groceries and coal for poor .. 87.10 86.00 Doehle, Clerk, groceries for Poor 1... ‘Western Co., rent ani 1.50 127.97 00 Beit" Telephone MiCON Voie Hae € pole john "60.98 33.00 300.00 Clerk, poor certificates 10.80 RN ae) Chenoweth, assigned’ to . G. Derby,’ Co, road graveling ..- erby, Co. Tre Uff certificates pele C. age for supt. office ...... 10.00 d to Derby, Co. Treas. freight 3.35 on snow fence . 4.94 5.40 Derby, Co. Trea: il’ gravel pit’.....,... 31.25 G. Derby, Go. Treas. labor erby, Co, Trei 299.22 Derby, Co. T: 46.00 . 7 Co. road graveling ........... R. Atkinson, assigned to Cc. 'G.. Derby, . Treas., freight on snow fences 60.14 14.45 Derby, Co, 36.00 fa 31.35 | R. 83.03 | Mr: Geo, T. Richmond, expenses. . N. Dak. Children Home So., care of children . Schrunk Twp., Jami Clerk, poor Mary Cashel, Brady .. oe . N. Dak. Power & Light Co. light and steam . Bismarck Lumber Panel fon court house. 8. T. Parke, repairs ... Wm. C. Small, road super- . C. Small, ork 2... A. W. Lucas Co., shears fe state's attorney . West Disinfecting Co, pliances . oe Bismarck Spring Service St: tion, repairs .... Service Drug, poor ..: 5 Oscar H. Will & Co., 81 yds. cedar roping .. Rock Hill Tw; pare Missourl’ Twp., D. E. Mac- lean, Clerk, care of David Sullivan . oo se Clarence Hanson, assigned to c. Drum, criminal ac- Mabe oor relief or . ary and expenses .. H. A. Faust, labor on J. I. Roop, ‘assigned to C. i. Crum, services and mileage J. I. Roop, assigned to Webb Bros., mileage and services ugust Doehle, labor on road. Patterson Hotel, care of D. l Beardsley .. Village of Regan, J. 8. Pen- ner, Clerk, poor rellet .«. Central Lumber Co., me: chandise . oe Northwestern Co. services .. Bismarck Paint &"" Glass, enamel ..... Bee St. Alexius Hospitai, account of Mrs. Fred Oswald Kiefer Supply Co., fence ... a Sinclair snow ‘Bentley W. E. Perry Quick Print, 11 Grand Pacific luncheons for jury Roland H. Crane, justi Hd. Allen, justice fees ..... f. J. Martineson, witness fees . H. Hamro, witness fees .. W. A. Cleveland, witness fees Bert Whetmore,’ witness fees W. C. Smith, witness fees. T. F. Gilday, witness fees. Mary Cashel, witness fees. Fred B, Deters, witness fe Charles’ Julius,’ witness fe J. A. Wachter, witness fee Peter Reid, witness fee: . T. Bonny, justice fees.. Fioya Arndt, witness fee .. Joseph: Reel, witness fees *.. Vernon Freeman, witness fee J. McClusky, witne: Cabel Brown, witness fee. D. Witenelle, witness fees . s. Mary Hannus, witness J."Banttarl, witness fees... Finna Antiila, witness tees Arne Antilla, witness fees. W. M. Zabel, witness fees N. N. Hermann, witness fees . B, Peterson, witness fees Floyd Arndt, witness fees .. James Fairman, witness tees Hope Synder, witness fees... John W, Benson, witness tees Mary Cashel, care of family as Mary Cashel, fate Walter MecBahon, ‘overhaul- ing I. C. typewriter ..... N. Dak. St. Sanatorium, care ‘of patients .............+. 8t, Auditor, John ‘Steen’ (St, ‘T. B, Sanatori re of enti Victory Moynier, commissioner ._A. Swanson, ‘conimissioner Axel Soder, services as com- missioner ervices as com- * om 199.48 | O° Meee 24.51 A , assigned to C. G. Derby, Co. Treas, labor on gravel ...... ae Leathers, assigned ."G. Derby, Co. Trea: road_graveling . Reid, assigne Derby, Co. taining road Smith, assi . Derby, Co, Treas. loading gravel ...... meses M._A. Doucette, assigned to ©. G. Derby, Co, Treas. 4 ay Sraveling | sats eo. assigned to G. De load . 6.( to 10.50 52.00 68.30 12.00 roa as 175.66 C. Boren, assigned to C. . Derby, Co, Treas., road gtaveling ... i LU, Wilton, assigned to C, G, Derby, Co, Treas. main- taining gravel road Pa 101.99 78.75 54.00 +, BULB igned to C. G. Derby, Co. Tre ad graveling . see Derby, Co, ‘Treas. for sheriff's office ‘Tre: 95.14 10.00 + 8412.15 10.0 353,10 10.00 140.00 6,250.00 1,50 217.10 352.00 19.50 44.25 82.98 36.00 15.00 4.82 0 2.55 11.50 1.80 55.50 3.00 1,260.00 n EAT DICKINSON MIDGETS, 32 to 12 yunty. Tele DBE te FURTHER RESOLY- nD Yhat under the provisions of a¢0- tion 22, Chapter 159 of the 1927 Lars sion Laws, the County Auditor 18 hereby: authorized and directed, ups on written demand of the State High- way Commission as evidenced by ca tificate of the Secretary thereof, to draw a warrant or warrants on the County Treasurer in favor of the contractor for such amount or amounts as may become due him, Lind to exceed the County's share of suc! estimate, necessary to meet or Lad the County’s share of the actual cos! of the improvement of Federal Aid Project No. 381B after a contract therefor has been awarded or the work done by force account, and also such additional warrants in such amount or amounts in favor of the Departihent of State Highways to reimburse the said Department for the County’ are of the total cost of Gravel Material and engineering as set forth in the Resolution of Ap- proval as passed by the State High- way Commission for the above men- tioned proj on November 20, 1931. The above is a true copy of a re- solution of the Board of County Com- missioners, adopted Jan. 5th, 1932, the following Commissioners voting “Aye”: Swanson, Soder, Moynier, ‘Will and the following vot- None. jigned: A. C. Isaminger, oe County Auditor. Seal) Dated Jan. 5th, 1932. (Seroved by Commissioner Swanson, seconded by Commissioner Soder that the Board adjourn to 2:30 o'clock p. m. ‘On, Roll Call all members voted “ave” Bismarck, North Dakota, Jan, 6th, 1932, 2:30 p. m. The Board of County Commission- ers reconvened. On Roll Call Com- missioners Swanson, Soder, Moynier, Fricke, and Will were present. Report of J. I, Kelley, Sheriff, for fees an@ taxes collected for the Month of Dec, 1931. Approved. Report of red Swenson for fees collected for November, 1931, in the amount of $262.25, Approved, Report of Chas, Fisher, Clerk of District Court, for fees collected tor the month of August, in the amount of $145.50. Approved. ¥ ‘Application for correction of taxes for the year of 1931 on the SW% 2-138-78. Rejected. Moved by Commissioner Soder, sec- onded by Commissioner Fricke that the Board adjourn to 9:30 o'clock a. m, January 7th, 1932. ‘On, Roll Call: all’ members voted “aye. Bismarck, North Dakot: 1932, mmissioners 9:30 o'clock The Board of County reconvened. On roll call Commission- ers Swanson, Soder, Moynier, Fricke and Will were present. At this time the board proceeded to check bills and reports for the month of Dec., 193 Moved by ‘Commissioner Swanson, seconded by Commissioner Fricke, that the board adjourn to 2:30 o'clock . On roll call Commissioners Swanson, Soder, Moynier, Fricke and ‘Will voted “aye,” Bismarck, North Dakota, Jan. 7, 1932, 2:30 o'clock The Board of County Commissioners reconvened. On roll call Commission- ers Swanson, Soder, Moynier, Fricke and Will were presen! At this time the board proceeded to check the books of the several county offices and found them correct as to amounts, ete, Moved by Commissfoner Soder, sec- onded by Commissioner Fricke’ that the board adjourn to 9:30 o'clock a. m., January 8, 1932. On roll call ali members voted “aye.” Bismarck, North Dakota, Jan. 8 1932, 9:30 o'clock a. m, The Board of County Commissioners reconvened. On roll call Commission- ers Swanson, Soder, Moynier, Fricke, and Will were present. Moved by Commissioner Soder, sec- onded by Commissioner Fricke’ that George F. Will be elected chairman for the ensuing year. Roll call: “Swanson, aye; Soder, ayes Moynier, aye; Fricke, aye, Moved by’ Commissioner’ Moynter, seconded by Commissioner Soder that the Roan and Strauss Clinic be ap- pointed County Physician for the year of 1932, Roll’ call: Swanson, aye; Soder, aye; Moynier, aye; Fricke, aye; Will, aye. Moved by Commissioner Swanson, seconded by Commissioner Fricke, that the same members of the old In- sanity Board be reappointed for the year of 1932, Roll call: Swanson, aye; Moynier, ay Jan, aye; Soder, Fricke, aye; Will, Moved by Commissioner Swanson, seconded by Commissioner Moynier, that there be issued to P. A. O'Keefe a duplicate tax sale certificate for the tax on the N% of SW% 21-144-78 Ojas the original Tax Sale Certificate ft 1,212.64 32.00 43.20 47.67 40.70 30.00 5.50 ‘Moynter, seconded by that the Comm! Board loner Roll Call: Swanson, aye; Moynier, aye; Frick 10.69 |"B ers convened. sioners Swanson, Soder, Fricke, and ‘Will were SOLUTION adjourn to o'clock a. m. January 6th, 1932. Fricke Commis- Moynier, kort Moved by Commissioner Soder, sec- onded by Commissioner Fricke that be it resolved by the Board of Coun- ty Commissioners of Burleigh coun- ye That, in accordance with , 59 of the 1927 Laws, sioners of Burleigh County elect to preceed with th County a Burleigh in pier 1 the Board of County C e. im} ment of Federal Aid Project Ne. cord: Section Session ‘ommis~ hereby rove- 381B lance with Terms of the written resolution of approval submitted by t Highway Commission tothe Commissione: of Bu ho setting forth the total he Stat mat te County County ed cost of the proposed improvement and AG share. or portios thereof that sa‘ County of Burleigh is to bear, to- gether with such other conditions as are contained therein which are hereby made tion as fully to as if the same had be forth in thin resolution, B) iT FU! art Bee this c.g, Derby, Co. liff certificates . G. Derby, certificates » G. Derby, Ce age for sup C. G. Derby, C age for treasurer's office Cc. G. Derby, Co. Treas., jury certificates * “certiti G, Der! Tesolu- e affect mn fully set IRTHER RESOLVED, 1945 and 1946, compiled. North Dakota, anty'sh mated cost of 1 ‘ederal Aid Project 331 00|THAT, in accordance suri macti@ns we of 13, as amended, the id Three improvement in Bur- 9:30 | a1 ‘was cancel! error, Roll call: an aye; Moynier, vill, aye, Moved by Commissioner Fricke, seconded by Commissioner Moynier that the County Auditor be instructed to advertise for bids for elecion sup- plies for the March election. Swanson, pass; Soder, aye; Moynier, aye; Fricke, aye; Will, aye. ve. Moved by Commisstoner Soder, nec- onded by Commissioner Moynier that the salaries in the County Auditor and the County Treasurers office be ndjusted as follows: $200.00 for the first two clerks, and Deputies County Treasurers salary to be decided for first and second clerk by the official in charge. Other. clerks _to receive $85 per month. Deputy Register of Deeds $95.00 per month. Deputy Clerk of Court to receive $85.00, County Judge's Clerk $95.00. Deputy Sheriffs $100.00, “Jallor $85,00. State's Attor- ney’s Clerk $85.00. Hixtra Clerks $75.00 er_month., Mary Cashel reduced trom $225.00 t0 (200.00. Janitor and Ballitt as they were. Salary redu to take effect January 1 loss eee Roll call: ‘Swanson,’ aye: Soder, aye; Moynier, aye; Fricke, aye; Will, Moved hy Commissioner Swans: seconded by Commissioner Moynier, the Sterling State Bank and the Sur. ety Bond in the amount ae $2,500.00 given by the Moffit State Bank in fa. vor of urleigl ‘ounty bi aa to sufficiency. “in Be Spproved loved by Commissioner Fi seconded by Commissioner, swan that the Depository Bond of the First National Bank in the amount of led in aye; Soder, e, aye; Will er Fricke, sec- form. Roll call: Swanson, aye; Moynier, aye; Frick: aye. ooyed, by Commission y Commisisoner Soder’ that the board adjourn to 10 o’ February 2, 1932, 1° O'clock a. Roll. ‘call: ‘Swanson, aye; aye; Moynler, aye; Fricke, aye; ve. Bismarck, North Dako: pT 10 wane, ee The Board of County Com: convened, On ao call, Commission- on, Moy: Will were present"? Fricke an At this time the matter of Deposi- taken up and disposed of 3: Moved by Commissione: 81 seconded by Commissioner “Fricke that the First Ban! Kota ‘National ucpelg>ank, the Dac 01 Soder, win, mary 11, mii years of-1932 furnish good such deposits orth Dakota, oy utticient Bonds for except the Bank of hich shall furnish no ft rates shall be the poles, Boney to be approved by the County Board a8 to sufficiency an Y states Attorney as to Tora Py, the erate Roll aye Moynter, A. in a F, Wibt Chairman of the B County Commissioners °* a4