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. ‘ oy & + ‘ ~ son that, road work Carl Lindbloom, services .... 1.10 Jake Bi rent for poor ... 18.00 At this time the Board conferred with a representative of the W. P. A. Moved by Commissioner Lein and seconded by Commissioner Swanson that the Board adjourn until 2:30 o'clock p. m. : All members voting aye. December 5, 1935, 2:30 o'clock P. M. The Board of County Commissioners reconvened. On Roll Call all members ‘were present. At this time the following bills ‘were allowed, subject to due or delin- ai personal property taxe: nd warrants ordered Bismarck Lumber Co. lumber Bismarck Lumber Co., lumber Carl R. Kositeky, mileage J. A. Kohler, mileage . Spencer Sell, justice fee R. H. Hamro, witness fe Frank Yeiter, witness fee: Earl Schultz, witness fees . A. E. Shipp, justice fees H. R. Bonny, justice fees 0. P. Vold, witness fees Harry T. Peterson, witne: Harry Rosenthal, witness fees P. H. Miller, witness fees. Edward 8. Allen, justice fees Frank Yeiter, witn fees J. J. Shimek, witness fees. W._R. Ebeling, witness fees R. H. Hamro, witness fees . Earl Schultz, witness fees. W. 1. Franklin, witness fees Ray Ulrich, witness fees.. Moved by Commi: 2 2.10 loner Lein and seconded by Commissioner Cameron that Rudolph Hagen of Baldwin, North Dakota, be appointed appraiser of an estray red and white cow in the possession of Walter Johnson of Bald- win, North Dakota. Roll All members voting aye. Commissioner Swanson introduced the followin; its adoption: RESOLUTION WHEREAS, the U. 8. Biological Survey is about to construct a dike across Long Lake between Sections 7 and 18 and between Sections 8 and 17, Wild Rose Township, Burleigh Coun- ty, ane WHEREAS, the said Biological Sur- vey has offered to construct the said dike sufficiently high so that it can be used for a public highway without expense to Burleigh County, except for furnishing an engineer and a cat- erpillar tractor, (OW, THEREFORE, BE IT RE- SOLVED by the Board of County Commissioners of Burleigh County, North Dakota, that in consideration for corstructing the said dike re- ferred to above by the said U. S. Bi- ological Survey, sufficiently high to allow of its use as a public highway, the said Burleigh County will furnish the use of one caterpillar tractor and an engineer to operate the same, with- out cost to said Biological Survey during the time of constructing the said dike, and during the construction of a dike in Section 23, T. 137. R. 76. The foregoing resolution being sec- onded by Commissioner Lein. Roll Call: All members voting aye. Moved by Commissioner Tiedman and seconded by Commissioner Cam- eron that upon the recommendation of the Board of City Commissioners, the following pleces of property be sold:, Lots 1 to 4, inclusive, Block 22, Flannery and Wetherby Addition be sold to Roy Farley for the sum of $60; Lots 7 and 8, Block 3, McKenzie's Addition be sold to Mrs. Agnes T. Rotmen for the sum of $100; Lots 72 to 75, inclusive, and Lots 78 to 81, in- clusive, Block 84, McKenzie and Cof- fin’s Addition be sold to Miss Hen- ricka B. Beach for the sum of $145. Roll Call: All members voting aye. Moved by Commissioner Tiedman and secqnded by Commissioner Lein that the applications of the Bank of North Dakota for the abatement of general taxes on the SE% of Section 27-141-75 for the year 1925 and fol- jJowing years and the hail indemnity taxes for the years 1930 and 1931 in the amounts of $22.16 and 28.16, re- spectively; and general tax on the 84 SEX. 8% SWH. SW NEM. NW SB, Nk SW.’ of Section 24- 139-80 for the year 1936 and following years be approved, for the reason that the State Treasurer has acquired title to this land as Trustee. Roll Call: All members voting aye. Moved by. Commissioner Tiedman and seconded by Commissioner Cam- eron that Burleigh County assume the responsibility of medical care for Ora Stone and family of Hazelton, North Dakota, until he has established his residence in Emmons inty. Toll Call: Swanson, nay; Lein, aye; Cameron, aye; Tiedman, aye; Fricke, aye. Report of Fred E. Anstrom, Sheriff, of fees collected for the month of No- ygmber, 1935, approved and ordered ed. Report of Chas, Fisher, Clerk of Court, of fees collected for the months of August and September, 1935, ap- proved and ordered filed. Report of Fred Swenson, Register of Deeds, of fees collected for the month of October, 1935, approved and ordered filed. Application of H. A. Thomas of Driscoll, N. D., for correction of as- sessment on Lots 2 and 3, Block 15, Hallum’s Addition, Driscoll Townsite, approved. loved by Commissioner Cameron and seconded by Commissioner Tied- man that the Board adjourn until 9:30 o'clock a. m., December 6, 1935. Roll Call: All members voting aye. December 6, 1935, 9:20 o’Clock A. M. The Board of County Commissioners reconvened with Commissioners Swan- son, Lein, Cameron, Tiedman and Fricke present. Fred McGovern, services...... 4,95 G. A. Swanson, ‘services, coun- woes 6948 % resolution and moved ty commissioner .. W. F. Cameron, servic ty commissioner .. + 22,80 Wm. Fricke, services, coun- ~~ ty commissioner .. - 42.66 H. 'F. Tiedman, servic . commissioner . -¥ 20,00 J. M. Lein, services, y commissioner .. + 786.60 Wm, Fricke, expen y welfare board .... + 3.16 W. F, Cameron, expens: ty ‘welfare board . 30 J. M, Lein, supplies 200 nd, 31.00 Olson Grain Co. S.C, Wentz, t Olson Grain Co., Harvey Fitzgerald ment), road work . 3t. Alexius hospital, h ation .. Pauline Engel, Vivian Nord, poor relief . The following motion by Commissioner Lein: It that the delinquent personal property taxes of Emil Erickson for the years 1921 to 1929, inclusive, appear unpaid in the office of the Sheriff of this county, and satisfactory proof of pay- ment of the compromised amount thereof has been presented to this Board; now, therefore, said taxes are hereby considered to have been fully settled, and the proper county officials of this county are hereby authorized 20 cancel and discharge the said taxes of record in their offices. Commissioner Tiedman this motion. Roll Call: All members voting aye. ‘The following motion was moved by Commissioner Cameron: It appearing that satisfactory proof of payment of 350 on account of delinquent personal property taxes of Emil Erickson to a gublic employee of Rollin Welch, then Sheriff of Burleigh County, in Decem- ber, 1929, has been presented to this rd THEREFORE, the proper county officers are hereby ‘requested and au- thorized to file ‘claim against the bond of said Sheriff in the State Bonding Fund, for the sum of $50 and interes! Commissioner this motion. Roll Call: All members voting aye. Moved by Commissioner Swanson and seconded by Commissioner Lein that the Board adjourn until 2:30 aclock p. m. Roll Call: All_members voting aye. December 6, 1925, 2130 e’Clork P. M. ‘The Board of County Commissioners reconvened On Roll Cail all members were present. Moved by Commisstoner Tiedman and seconded by’ Commissioner Cam- eron that the County Treasurer transfer the sum of $10,000 from the Road Fund to the Poor Fund. Roll Call: All members voting aye. Moved by Commissioner Lein, sec- onded by Commissioner Tiedman, that the Cqunty Treasurer be author- gized to allot the sum of $5,000 to the {Burleigh County Welfare ‘Board for seconded Tiedman the month of December, 1935, for poor | Telief purposes. Roll Call: All members voting ay Moved by Commissioner Tiedman | and seconded by Commissioner Swai ursuant to Chapter 3288, Compiled ws of 1913, the County Treasurer is hereby authorized to ansfer the unexpended balance re- ¢haining in the County Salary Fund, seconded | Into the County General Fund and to apportion that part of subsequent collections, levied for salary purposes, into the County General Fund. Roll Call: All members voting aye. The following bills were rejected: Dr. R. C. Thompson, medical services ......... oe Valentine Benz Estate, supplie: Geo. Manly, rent for poot .... Stark Grocery, groceries for poor re Laura L. Little, nursing ices 7... E. A. Tryge, care Mrs. Martha Nupen, poor . St. Alexi ization Moved and seconded by Commissioner Cai elt fo the Board adjourn subject 0 call. Roll Call: Swanson, aye; Lein, aye; Cameron, aye; Tiedman, aye; Fricke, aye. WILLIAM FRICKE, Chairman of the Board of County Commissioners. C. G. DERBY, County Auditor in and for Bur- leigh County. 0 0 10:00 o{Cleck A. M. The Board of County Co-nmission- ers convened as result of call by Wm. Fricke, chairman, (this being a part of the regular December, 1935, meeting of said Board, the Board having heretofore adjourned subject to such call). Roll Call: Commissioners Swan- son, Lein, Cameron, Tiedman and Fricke, present. The Board considered communica- tion relative to WPA projects in this ee” and met with various commit- ees. Moved by Commissioner Cameron and seconded by Commissioner Lein that the Board adjourn until 2:00 o'clock p.m. Roll Call: All members voted “aye.” 2:00 o’Clock P. M., Dec, 30, 1935 The Board of County Commission- ers reconvened, all members belng ance .. Anna Standley, blind allowance William Abelson, poor relief... Mrs. Eva Barker, care of in- digent Clara Beers, poor relief .. Frank Bentley, poor rellef ...... me lieabeth Bolton, poor re- Simon Bosch, poor relief .... Charles Burtts, poor relief . Mrs. Joe Chesak, care of in- digent ~. . 25.00 Mrs. Robert Franzen, care of indigent ... aersrrsire 28,00 Gottlieb Dockter, care of in- Gigent ...scscsssssceseses +. 25.01 Mrs. Joe Ehli, care of indigent 10, Adam _ Eisenbeisz, poor relief... a Mrs, Mary Elsberg, poor relief . Fink, Jr., poor relief.......... Wm. Fink, Sr., poor relief... Mrs. Louls Gagnier, care of in- digent Jennie Gilliland, rent for poor.. Mrs. Ida Goranson, poor relief Everett Hare, poor relief ae ngs Hannewell, poor re- John Hanson, poor relief Christ Hoy, poor relief ... |Mrs. Robert Franzen, care indigent : Jim Jacobs, poor rel Mrs. Elizabeth Kalla, lief ~ Adam Klein, Cancelled Bessie Mar« iy Pi Charles Meyer, poor relief Mrs. Jessie Miller, poor rel Steve Millet, poor relief .. a irs. Barbara Mozer, poor relief Mrs, Robert Franzen, poor re- e : Vivian Nord, poor = John W. Olson, poor relief ....... Mrs. Robert Franzen, poor re- f. lief .. 7; B26. Martin Hanson, (Assignment), poor relief .. - ent: 00 Andrew Pfau, rent for poor.. 7.00 Anna Pergande, poor relief. 38.00 Nick Peters, poor relief .. 0.00 John Robideau, poor relle 1,00 Heimo Siirtola, care of int Ment eos ees AG ; 9.00 Charles Snyder, poor relief |. 10.00 Joe Solomon, poor relief . 29.00 Mrs. Harriet’ Taber, poor relief 10.00 Mrs. Robert Franzen, care of indigent . s csunne 22.00 Mrs, Leone Tucker, poor relief 20.00 An application for relief, herei after referred to, was submitted b: A. Thompson being present as the representative of such Bank. The Board requested further time for its consideration. Moved by Commissioner Swanson, that the Board adjourn until o'clock a m. on Tuesday, Dec. 11935, Roll Call: All members voted “aye.” 9:30 o'Cluck A. M., Dec, 31, 1935 The Board of County Commission ers reconvened. On Roll Call all members were present. At this time the following bills 9:30 31, rth Dakotn, Dec. 30, 1935 | the Bank of North Dakota, Mr. Geo. | seconded by Commissioner Tiedman | THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, JANUARY 11, 1986 were allowed, subject to due or de-jsince the time of its assessment of linquent personal property taxes, andj at least one-third thereof. warrants ordered drawn for WHEREFORE, Your petitioner re- Wm. Fricke, expense: spectfully prays that the general board 3.16/taxes for the years and in the Wm. Fricke, amounts as shown in the said Ex- commissioner hibits “A” and “B” hereto attached J. M. Len, sei as listed against the real property commisstoner therein described be reduced to sev- H. ¥. Tiedman, 8 ty commissioner enty-five per cent (75%) of the orig- inal amount thereof and that the 10.00 service WwW.” F. Cameron, Si, og | Same will be paid in cash; that the county commissioner ....... eats County | Auditor and the County coun; C. A. Swanson, services, reasurer of your County be author- only to general taxes held by the County and NO DISCOUNT IS ASKED ON HAIL INDEMNITY TAX, Your petitioner further represents that by reason of adverse crop and economic conditions many property owners have been unable to pay taxes upon their property, and that, there- fore, it will be to the interest not only of the State, but also to your county and the taxing sub-divisions embraced therein, to accept payment of taxes in a reduced amount In order that funds may be secured with which Lutheran Old People's Honte, {old age pension . Ed. Dreveskracht, 6! 7915 G—Joseph Clark, NE% of 6-13 pe B 4912 ¥—Anton Erickson, All of 2 B 3500 F—William Ausch, SW% of 15183 O—James E. Baker, SE% of 21-1 Catherine Herman, old age Dresent, HeWAOH, ce toe ees L080 The following poor relief bills were] Andrew Hochiaiter, old age allowed PERSON ie cmeenceenmns S100 John Gray, state treasurer, in- Mrs, Anna” Holmes, oldage | 9 erest on bonds ....... 7,340.00] pension ....... ecambe, AON am Mrs, Li i Robert Franken, old age 29 A—Anna Kaiser, NEY of 14-138-77 Thien neo ependent | og | MES ogee Franzen old 28° 92.90| 11846 1—Chas, A. Jackson, NW% of 33-128 Mrs. Mat vie, dey varre very, old a ene children SAamy Ks dependent ag | Maron rowers old aEe Pen” 20:00|B 1650 H—Thos. Stewart, SEY of 2-138-76 . Mrs. Bernice Babcock, depend- Mrs. Clara Jacobson, old age SVU MoE UIE Tak iit = i be children 15.00] pension J sikseasctgioe 1 LOO vchlidren nce s6a0|— pension BEYER, Oe ees: S060 |B 2937 D—Frank E. Rice, SW, Wii-Ets, 26-189-76, except 12 Pate or.00| Emery Tohuson, old age Pen- 19 99| B 7382 G—Timoihy Jones, NEK of 8-189-77 Mrs. Luella e Keller, old age pension. . children 15.00| Mrs. Robert Franzen, old age Mrs, Emma “Carle pension : wie BUR children : 20,00} Simon Klein, old age pension... 30. . " |atrs.' Gertrude Coreii, irearet Lauder, old age pen= 225 A—J. A. Stetzmiller, W i4-E ent children 53.00] sion 79500) Sa Ae nee eae, uct athe 5 ; Tenn e ene 522 A—Lars Thompson, Lots rs. Stella Dam tooo {E*TeY, Lishihizer, oid ae pen~ [eta tthos Brinn, NW Mrs. Leonora Di c. 0. Lindberg, 1 sp,0nt children. 37.40] "sion... | uabianen cocce 20.00 | MATS, Mindblad, old age Pen~ 16.50 |585 A—J. W. Laramore, NEX of 28-140-7 Mrs. Floren| Mrs. Christina Livingston, old | ent children nn 15.00] age pension - 6.00 Mrs. Pauline Engel, dependent Lundin, “old “age children bccn 8D,00 ernie 1 * 5 i Margaret Fairmaa,” dependeit ia Hee og B 3770 D—Alex A. Ambers, NE of 18-140 children .. voi BOM is ie, AUS Woes y 3140-7 920 Margaret Fieid, dependent chii- Mrs. Mary “Magnuson, old age RTA atl ack ehh ale ae i980 dren... ss 15.00] DenSlON cccccercraenesneseeceanne 15.00 1931 Mrs. Elizabeth Fode, depend- Tillie Meyer, old age pension. 14.00 1931 ent children Mrs. Anna’ Molen, old age 1932 Lydia Fritz, dependent children pension 15.00 1933 Mrs Nettie Gray, dependent ||| |Carrie Nelson, old age pen- | |, 1934 chlidren iit .00| “sion d ees. U, 5 A aor 140-7 925, Mrs. Elizabeth Griffin, depend= || Tony Neiigebaiier, old age pen- |, B 2944 D—Ludwig B, Roth, NE of 10-140-77 .. 1025, ent children AS CAERES | IO Htc : - 28. ue Pauley, 140-77 1925 Martin’ Hanson (Assignment) Louie Olsen, oid age pansion. 1480]? B—J- W. Pauley, All of 26-140-77 1926 we cee wa dependent ©°0] Mrs, Fva Barker, old age pen- 2, o9| B 6337 SA—C. A. Bloomquist, SW% of 28-140-77 fo | children . - 23.00]Mary Pinks, old age pension... 18.80 1932 Frances Heidt, dependent chil- Jane Pollock, old age pension 18.00 1933 dren .... 40.00] Mrs, Ellen Porter, old age pen- 1934 MORE Erect ee dece| AGG? preston alaape pene. | Beate Men, beret a cas Ae ed Stand Mrs. Elma’ Hendrickson, de. sion be Hore. Ong ae SaeeeterE Scryers \ _pendent children ................. 0.00] Alfred Ramstrom, old age pen- Viola Hints, dependent children 38.00 |” sion : es 5.00 ~ Mrs, Edith ‘Hitchcock, depend- |") | Henry 6. ite, old age DEA- || B 1350 C—Robert Solberg, SW%, NW%-BE% Mrs, Ellen Jensen, ent | John Richa ‘ge pension 20.00 children... Ole Rotkonen, old age pension 10.00 Mrs. Carrie Joi Catherine Schweigert, old age gg od ie oe eee 11.30) 11054 J—Eva J. Barker, S% and S%-N% of 13-140-80 ....... . § cinda Sharp, children [auiongctsees. Mrs, Julia Mrs. Augusta children elas *M600T Mn gmmonec a. tn otis Mrs, Iver K jependent Andrew Thompson, old age children .. 24.30] pension ecw: oh Cancelled. ... Cancelled | Grant Turner, old age pension 11328 L—G. W. Janke, NEX-NWk&, W%-NE%, NEX-NEX of Mrs, A. ‘Kruger, dependent Mrs, Relle Van Vleet, old age 12-141-75 | children... .. 15.00!" ‘pension .... pales Mrs. Amy Lane, dependent Martin Vodas, old age pension children eae 12.00 | Henry. Voight, old age pension | Abbie McCoy. dependent chil” || ||| Mrs. Charles Walters, old age B 2478 D—Sivert Brenden, SW of MAMI og - nee. senseneseen: | enston at eeeenes 744 P. A. O'Keefe, st. rr. N ol oa pi George Manley, rent-for poor. _5.00| Jacob Walters, old age pension ae . * F. E. McCurdy, rent for poor... 13.00/Marguerita Wageman, old age Mrs, Evelyn Mork, dependent PENSION enn Sasa children S - 40.00) Theodore Warner, old age Mrs. Meta Ness, dependent |“ "pension ... in| rat enna eaten oizceaenemaene *00| Mrs, George Watschice, ‘old age ] 451 BoHenry Mularl, BY-SEY, SEY-NBY and Lot 1 of aE on, dependen pension aie ces Gtaienbh cee. : children. ...... wc... 24.00} Esther Werner, old age pen- Mrs. Florence Oison, dependent sion - ae children. .. .. 35.00] Ellen Westmiljer, old age pen- Theresa Patterson, dependent log eeseeece ns cee anne 1924 CHAE ee eceenrereeeennne 96.82] Mrs, Fdith Wilton, old age 476 A—John Hill, SW% of 8-141-76 1925 Mrs. Edna J. Robinson, depend- pension caisson — 533 A—F. O. Kavonius, NE% of 10-141 1920 ent children --- 10.00/Charles Wrangham, old age 1921 Catherine Rosenberg, depend- pension... z ent children -.. 5.00!Caroline Yochim, old age pen- Mrs. Vernice Sherman, depend- sion : . ent children -. 25.00 197 A—Isaac Kennila, SW% of 13-141-76 Mrs, Vera Slorby, dependent ap ate poate eat submitted by | 231 A—A. W. Lepisto, NW% of 13-141-76 onthe: - 20.00] fhe Hank of North Dakota, which is _ ores Siiess Taylor, depend- 15.00 | 28 follows: H 615 A—Mrs. E. S. Dranen, SW%, S14-NW% of 20-141-76 ... ent children .. 5.00 | i Mrs. Elizabeth Timenson, de- : i di The Honorable Board | ee 20.00! of County Commissioners i a eres ‘ rs, Sylvia Thompson, Harlech County, 583 A—Karl Pera, W%-W% of 22-141-%6 .. | ent children 2000)| Roe ekotn re, 108. Tho! STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, children 35.00 as. | Mreailaren BAS County of Burleigh 16002 O—Henry Knosman, 8%4-NEM, N%-SB% of 24-141-76 .... Beulah W i P. H. Butler, being first duly sworn, children 35.40 | deposes and says: | That he js ove of |B 5705 G—Sten W. Wanttaja, SW%, 8%4-SEX, 24-141-76 M jBielie the meee Te ene rate 3960 E—Fred Oberg, All of 31-141-76 .. Mrs. Veron Bea icaiade ae ta and makes this application | 11989 3_Geo. Zander, Lots 1,2, 3, 4; Siz-N'%, SE% of 1; Lots ent childven oo, 25,00{to this Honorable Board under the Sawn tee ae D 4 Harold Breen, blind allowance 10.00 | Pro 3, of Section 6, Chapter 276, ; i Carl Landerholm, blind allow- Of the 1931 Session Laws, in behalf of said State Treasurer; that the said State Treasurer, as aforesaid, 1s the owner of record of the property list- ed in the schedule hereto attached, marked Exhibit “A” and made a part ty commissioner .... “= . 24.48] ized and directed to issue receipts he x enees. of the {Mrs. Robert Franzen, care of therefore showing full pyament of |to meet the current exp aN indigent .... |. 22.00|said. taxes, upon receipt of such counties and other taxing sub-divi Mrs, Betty Bailey, old age pen- tae amoufits. This petition is applicable | S!ons. sion ... = | Sa 1 R. Chamberlain, old SCHEDULE “A” ‘a ae: | "age pension senses eens sensoneye .. 11.00] B 2553 E—Lloyd C. Gosney, NW%. S%-SEX, NWK-SEX, John Clifford, old age pension 18.80 SW\-NEX, NEX-SW%; 26-187-75 .. ee Leslie Cook, old age pension... 12.00 Jacob Berg, St, old age pen= sion... a 5 | sane: Sica {Good Samaritan Societ: old | 12482 L—Otto Brown—NEX% of 18-137-76 age pension .. . 27.00] {Edward Brown, old age pen- sion. stsneelonssosee , Ha Mary Brown, old age pens Ex RAN ae ee | Good ‘Samaritan Hospital, old B 15338 C—Andrew Thompson, SEX, 20-137-76, except 1% A.- ge pension .. 25.00 rane l rrank Buckley, old age pen- 12429 K—Charles Anderson, N% of 12-137 ee BHO onan nnne ess -nsoes. eens | * Lydia Bullock, old age pension 12.00} ee é Mr: Robert Fransen, old ‘age lp 3466 D—Henry Crawford, E%-NW%, L. 1 and 2 of 19-137-77 pension ........:. eveeeesee snes 22.00 Elizabeth Coons, old age pen- sion 14.00 3530 D—Ralph A. Moore, NE\ of 18-137-78 .... Ida Fuller, old age pensio B 1723 C—A, H, Mellagd, SW% of 3-138-75 Anthony. “Groetsch, old. B 2650 E—Abe Huggens, SW% of 20-138 christine Tiaas, old age pe! B 7472 Alex Saretzke, W%, NE, B 8610 H—John A. Benz, N% of 26-138-76 B 5780 G—Chas. J, Rue, NW%, E%- 5 i 141-77 1929 of this application: that the prop- 1930 erty described in Exhibit, “BY Is be- foet ing acquired by the said State Treas- | 5, 5 uae ~ Arr 1333 ing aed en ‘hy “Yoreciosure or |B 5112 F—Louis Olson, NE% of 12-141-77 1929 otherwise, but’ that title thereto has ane not been Completed in him; that thers ee is noted thereon in connection w: aka an tae: 1925 gach description shown. the original | 11420 1-—John 0. Olson, NW% of 12-141-78 bat amount of the taxes which have been taae assessed against the said property 1932 and are now outstanding and unpald| p ¢9¢g sa—Leo Thomsen, N% of 14-141-79 1931 thereon, 1932 That the sai property de- | 1933 scribed in Exhibi and the whole 1934 thereof is now exempt from taxation! B 2471 E—Investor’s Mtge. Sec. Co., Bismarck, N. D., SW% of and has been since it was conveyed| "14, SH% of 23-141-79 1930 to the State Treasurer, either by 1931 sheriff's deed or voluntary convey 1932 ance by the owner; that as to the 1933 real property described in Exhibit i “B" a very small percentage of lands) B 3242—Wayne Cummings, E1-NE%, N1s-SE%, 28-141-79 ...... 1929 foreclosed upon are being redeemed 1930 at the present time; that such real 1931 property will undoubtedly not be 1932 redeemed from and eventually will) B 741 B—Philip Ed. Hatch, W's. SE% of 22-141-80 ... 1930 become the property of said State 1931 Treasurer and therefore be exempt 1932 from taxation. 1933 That the Agent of the said State 1936 Treasurer as Trustee, as aforesaid, |134 a—p. E. Hatch, NE of 22-141-80 .... 1931 to-wit: The Bunk of North Dakota, 1932 is making every effort to the end 1933 that the said described lands that are|B §655 H—Florence M. Little, Fractional NE% of 24-141-80.... $930 now so exempt may be sold and thus, 931 again be replaced upon the taxing | 1932 rolls and bear its proportionate share 3933 of the burdens of the Government. = 1934 That if this petition be granted it! 3183 D--Guaranty Security Co, Bismarck, N. D. N% of will mean a reduction in the invest- 28-141-80 iene Bo 2. 1930 ment of the State Treasurer as 1931 Trustee in the property described and 1932 ‘listed under Exhibits “A” and “B" 1933 herein and will therefore permit the | 1934 said State Treasurer to dispose of the B 1159 C--H. B. Thompson. Lots 1, 2, 3, of 12-141-81; E¥-SW% land at less eucrifice by reason of the Lots 6 and 7 of 6-141-80 i 1927 !fact that his investment therein will aa jnot be so great. That much of the, 1929 jreal property now owned by the; 1930 | State Treasurer as Trustee, as afore- | 1931 | said, is being sold and disposed of at | 10878 J—Joseph Doros, Lots 3, 4, 5, SEU-NW% of 6-142-7) {a great discount, not only from. the Lots 1, 2, BY%-NWii, 18-142-75 ee RiGee 1928 ‘amount of the total investment of 1929 \the State Treasurer, cluding inter- 1930 lest, but iyymany cases much less than 1931 the fal cash investment therein 1932 jexclusive of accrued interest there-| 714 A—C. 1. Josephson, NWK-NW% of 30-142-75, S¥%-SE% ‘on, Sj -SWi “of 24-142°76 1920 That your petitioner on behalf of ‘ 1921 the said State Treasurer as Trustee, | 1922 acting through his Agent, the said 1923 Bank of North Dakota, hereby offers 1924) land tenders to your Ho’ B 7$95—Ferdinand Kopp, E'g-SW%, SEY-NW%% of 26-142-75 1930 seventy-five per cent 1931 jfull amount of the o 1932 levied and assessed against the sald 1933 |property as shown by the said Ex- 1934 hibits “A” and “B" hereto attached, | 11342 L—Win. D. Deckert, NE\ of 28-142-75 1930 which amounts to approximately the 1931 1 |sum of $16,842.41; that all of the sald 1932 3 land so described and listed in Bx-) 1938 34.70 hibits “A” and "B” hereto attached | as 1934 29.72 has greatly depreciated In’ value, 588 A—A, H. Unruh, 8i-SW%, S%-SE% of $4-142-75 ..... 1925 50.01 isince the same was assessed: for tax- 1926 51.42 jation purposes, That your petitioner | 166°A—-N. Rutanen, SE% of 4-142-76 ... 1920 112.47 upon information and belief verily ( 1921 107.19 believes that there has been a de- 1922 66.02 preciation in the value of sald land | 1923 96. 7-79 .. 38-76 SW%, W%-SE% of 8- B 7864 G—Henry Pollock, NW\% of 20-142-76 ... of 326-142-277 .. 474 A—Geo. F. Huquet, 8%-NW i, & 283-142-811 ... 15281 O—Karl Wolf, SW\ of 3-143-75 B 35. 73 11295 I—Andrew Kraft SW, 22-144-75 B 5529 G—Mary E. Thompson, SW of NEY-SW% of 12-144-77 .... B 3065 D—Andrew B. Wall » “ 71 A—V. G@. Hallum, Lots 1, ey ese B 166—Gilbert B, Lewis, NWX%-NE%, of 20-144-78 ..... Wy i B 649 B—Kart Klein, W% of 9-144-79 B 5832 G—Mary Sullivan, Nu NEE TD SE%-NE\, 4-141-77 649-A. —Heaton, L. E, SEQ, 9-162-75 11929 L—Garnes, Abbie The foregoing petition coming on to be heard by this Board on the Sist day of December, 1935: ‘The Board having thoroughly investigated and considered the contents of said peti- tion and being fully advised in the Premises, now, on motion of Commis- sioner Cameron, it is by this Board ordered, subject to the approval of the Attorney General of this and the State Tax Commissione 1, That the matters ‘and things recited and shown In said petition, and the whole thereof, are in ali things substantially true and cor- rect, 2. ‘That the real property described in “the schedule Exhibits and hag “B" attached to said petition decreased in yalue since the time the assessment .thereof from one- third (1/3) to one-fourth (%). 3 That the County Auditor and County Treasurer of this County are authorized and directed to issue tax receipts for the taxes listed and out in said schedules Exhibite and “B" upon payment to this Coun- ty in cash of seventy-five per cent (75%) of the amount of the original tax thereon, without computation of interest or penalty in all cases where such taxes are held by this county. Which motion was seconded by Commissioner Lein and unanimously carried. Moved by Commissioner Tiedman and seconded by Commissioner Cam- eron that the Board adjourn until 2:00 o'clock p. m. Roll Call: All_ members voting aye. 2100 o'Clock P. M., Dec, 31, 1935 The Board of County Commission- ers reconvened. On Roll Call all members were present, An offer of compromise by the Patterson Hotel Co. was presented to this Board by John F. Sullivan, attorney for sald hotel company. At this time all members of the Bis- marck City Commission, consisting of A. P. Lenhart, Paul Wachter, H. T. Perry, Homer Spohn and J. B. Smith were present, as were several representative business men and taxpayers, including Fred Peterson, Ed. B. Cox, Myron Atkinson, City Auditor, Chas. Foster, City Attorney, and Mr. Roberts, Deputy Tax Com- missioner. After considerable dis- cussion as to the merits of the offer, the City Commission left to hold a meating to make its recommendation. The following resolution was pre- sented to this Board by sald Com- mission: WHEREAS, The Patterson Hotel Co. of Bismarck, North Dakota, did on the 30th day of December, 1985, submit to the Tax Commissioner of the State of North Dakota, and the Board of County Commissioners of Burleigh County, North Dakota, an the Board of City Commissioners o the City of Bismarck, North Dakota, an offer of compromise of certain taxes levied and assessed against sald Patterson Hotel Co. and govern- ing real property described in sald offer of compromise, and WHEREAS, it appears upon due consideration that the acceptance of said offer will be for the best inter- B 6424 G—John M. Hanson, SE% of 20-142-76 B 8533 H—Arthur M. Nelson, W% of 14, NX%-SE 444 A—Jos. W. Hopton, SE% of 18-142-77 B 7216 G—J. R. Fitagerald, Nig-NW% of 24-142-77 %-SW% of 24-142 B 7007 G—Katharina Kolb, SE% of 24-142-78 12467 K—Henry H. Speten, Lots 1, 2, 3, 4, Sig-N% of 3-142-79.. B 3744 D—John L. Monroe, E%-SEX%, W%-SW% of 20-142-79.. B 3803 D—Lewis C. Peterson, SW, NEX of 20-142-80 .... B 9044 H—Lawrence R. Johnson, NE% of 31-142-80 .......... 1 B 9983 L—John Puth. S%-NE%, Ni-SEX, of 22, NW% of 44 D—Reinhold H. Hornbacher, N’ of 4-143- A—Hiram Landers, NW\ of Sous - rand 82 A—First State Bank, Regan, N. D., SEX of 6-143-77 ... 41 B—Charles A. Our, NE of. Te tiacat fh oe 62 A—A. N. Strand, Lots 3-4, NW\-BW% of 20-143-77 221 AE. V. Ferris, All of 5, Sig-N% of 4-143-78 .. B 5733 G—Wm. H. Stark, SW% of 8-144-75 Jr, SEY-NW B 3088 D—Andreas Kraft, SE% of 22-144-75 .. 529 A—Nels M. Christenson, E% of 11, W%-8W%, Lots 2-3, 295 A—P. A. O'Keefe, 8%-SW% of 10-144-78 .. 421 A—Marten Muson, SE\% of 32-144-78 IDULE “B” “188-79 ...... 11421 I—Timothy Sullivan, W%, 21-188-79 10881 I—Johanson, Oscar, Emil, SW%, 8%-SB) Ey, 11-142-78 . TOTAL SCHEDULE TOTAL SCHEDULE GRAND TOTAL . 26% DISCOUNT TOTAL TO BE PAID... est of the City of Bismarck, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, by the Board of City Commissione of the City of Bismarck, North D: kota, that the said offer of compr mise’ made by the Patterson Hotel Co. and dated December 30, 1935, be and the same is hereby in ali things approved, and the Board of City Commissioners of the City of Bismarck does heteby recommend to the Tax Commissioner of the State of North Dakota, and the Board of County Commissioners of Burleigh County, North Dakota, that the said offer and compromise be accepted ac- cording to all of the terms and con- ditions thereof. Thereafter, Commissioner Tiedman 22, NW& of 28-144-76.. % of 382-144-277 of 3-144-78 .. N%-NW%, SW%-N 1931 193 1933 1934 - 1931 1922 193% 1934 NE\-SE\, $22,456. 5614.14 -$ 16,842.41 moved the adoption of the following resolution: The matter of a compromise settle- ment of certain tax obligations owed by the Patterson Hotel Co. for 1984 and prior years having been pri sented to this Board in October, 193 and this Board having carefully con- sidered the same, and the following Offer of Compromise by the Patter- son Hotel Co., dated the 30th day of December, 1935, having been present- ed to this Board, to-wit: OFFER OF COMPROMISE PATTERSON HOTEL Co. TO THE HONORABLE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, OF BURLEIGH COUNTY, NORTH DA- KOTA: THE HONORABLE TAX COMMISSIONER OF THE STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA: AND THE BOARD OF CITY COMMISSION- ERS OF THE CITY OF BISMARCK, NORTH DAKOTA: Comes now the undersigned, Pat- terson Hotel Co., the owner of the real estate hereinafter described, and does hereby respectfully repre- sent: _ BY That the Patterson Hotel Co. ts a) corporation, and is the owner of the real estate which is in the tax- ing district of the City of Bismarck, North Dakota, and which is described as follows, to-wit: Lots Twenty-one (21), Twenty-two (22), and Twenty three (23), in Block Forty-six (46), of the Original Plat of Bismare and Lots Five (5), Six (6), Seven (7 Hight (8), Nine (§), Ten (10), Ele (11), and ‘Twelve (12) in Block Forty eight (48) of the Original Plat of the City of Bismarck; that the Pat- terson Hotel Co. has been the own- r of said real estate for more than @ years last past. That after the acquisition of the sald property by the present owner thereof, upon an appeal from a res- olution’ of the Board of County Com- missioners of Burleigh County, North Dakota, which resolution accepted a compromise of certain taxes on the property in paragraph one (1) here- ¢ described, a purported judgment was entered ‘against Edward G. Pat- teraon, the former owner of said real estate, In the principal sum of $9,- 145,31, plus $162.38 and interest upon that sum for some years prior there- to, and from which’ judgment an ap- peal has been taken to the Supreme Court of the State of North Dakota, but up to this time the said appeal has not been perfected. 3. That upon and against the prop- erty aforenald there has been spread on the tax rolls of Burleigh County, tax charges against said property for the years 1930, 1931, 1932, and 1933, which, excluding the interest and Penalty, total the sum of $29,253.89. ‘That the current taxes for the year 1984, against the property hereinbe- fore described, is in the additional gum of $10,246.33. 5. That the whole of the tax obli tions aforesaid remain unpaid. such property has not been sold any purchaser other than the Coun- ty of Burleigh in the State of North Dakota, That while the property has depreciated in value the tax charges spread against such property have materially increased, That the valu- ations taken as a basis for tax charges were unwarranted, unjust and unequitble. That without going into detail the Patterson Hotel Co. asks that the Honorable Board, and the Tax Commissioner to whom this application and offer is directed, to refer to the tax rolls of the respec- tive years involved, which are here: by referred to and by whom this ref- erence made a part of this applica- tion, An investigation of the current 7 and prior tax rolls will disclose, among other things, the followin That while the tax trend was in geme eral downward as between the years 1930 and 1931, the tax obligations on Lots Five (5) and Six (6) in Block Forty-eight (48), were in 1930 ap- proximately the sum of $1,958.92, and in 1931 the tax obligations against Lots Five (5) and Six (6) in Block Forty-eight (48), were $1,823.97. That the tak obligations on Lota Seven (7) and Bight (3), in Block Forty-eight (48) in 1930’ were ap- proximately the sum of $6,633.14, while in the year 1931 the tax ob- ligations against the same property amounted to the sum of $6,618.47, in 1932 the sum of $5,093.43, and in 1933 the sum of $5,520.04. The foregoing is not intended as a complete states ment of the errors, over-assessments, and injustice of the tax obligation applied against the property ine volved, but on the contrary the fore- going ‘is referred to as a portion of the facts disclosed by the tax rec- ords covering such property, to which tax records reference is hereby made, and which ts Hkewlse made a part hereof. i That the counsel for this company, John F, Sullivan, and the State's At torney for Burlelgh County, Mr. George S. Register, and special coun- sel, Mr. Ed. Cox, have conferred here- tofore on the matter of arriving at a compromise of the tax obligations of the owner of the properties afore- said, and which tax obligations are hereinbefore referred to, and pur- nt to sald conferences and the jSeneral results thereof, the under- signed makes the following as an of- fer of compromise on all back tax obligations chargeable against the Properties hereinbefore — described, and including the judgment herein before referred to, and the current tax obligations of 1924: (a) That the full amount of the tax obligations as against said proper- ties for the years 1933, 1932, 1931, and 1930, and including the principai amounts’ included in the judgment hereinbefore referred to, amount to the total sum, exclu of nenalty and interest, of $4 0, plus $162.58. (b) That the 1934 taxes against the properties aforesaid amount to the sum of $10,24 te That the total tax obligations s_ including uded in the of for 1934 and p y the principal amount in judgment aforesaid, is $58,641 plus $162. (a) That upon the final approy of this compromise by your respe tive bodies, the owner will pay cash, to apply upon said tax obliga- the sum tions, the sum of $20,000.00 _ (©) Upon payment of the said sum in cash that the County Treasurer shall issue an interim receipt there- for and the State's Attorney shall ba authorized and directed to release the judgment entered in the matter of the appeal from the former compro= mise proceedings, and which judg- ment is hereinbefore referred to, _(f) Further, and at the termina- tion of each thirty days after the payment of the said sum of $20,- 000.00 in cash as aforesaid, the owner will pay to the County Treasurer of, Burleigh County, the sum of $2,000.09, and will continie. such payments in the said sum of $2,000.00 per month, until there has been paid the addi- tional sum of 00.00, and thirty aay Il pay’ the sum of 20 plus $162.38 so that the total of payments wi payment aforesaid, will amount the full sum of $48,399.20, plus $162. which sum is as is hereinbefore set out, the full sum of the judgment, without the accrued interest includ ed therein, and the full face sum of all tax charges for the years 1930, 1931, 1932, and 1933, on the property hereinbefore described. (g) That in addition to the $48,- 399.20, plus $162.38 hereinbefore pro- vided’ for, the owner will pay the additional sum of $10,246.33, on or he- fore the first day of December, 1936 the said sum being the full amount of the 1934 tax, exclusive of interest and penalty. (h)_ It is further understood and agreed that as payments ate made by the owner as aforesaid, that in- terim receipts will be issued by the County Treasurer to evidence such payments, and that regular tax re- ceipts shall be Issued as follows: (1) Upon payment of the sum of $20,000.00 cash the County Treas- urer shall be authorized and directed to issue a tax receipt for all bal- ances included in the tax compromise appeal and for all years included therein, and the State's Attorney shall be authorized and directed to execute a satisfaction of the judg- ment entered in gaid proceeding, and all proceedings therein in the Su- preme Court shall be dismissed, with- out costs to either party. (2) When. the full amount paid by the owner amounts to the sum of $24,000.00 the Treasurer shall issue a general tax receipt in full of the 1930 tax obligations as against the Property hereinbefore described. (3) “When the full amount’ paid by the owner amounts to the sum of $34,000.00 the Treasurer shall is- sue a 'general tax receipt in full of the 1931 tax obligations as against the property hereinbefore described. (4) When the full amount paid by the owner amounts to the sum of $44,000.00, the Treasurer shall issue & general tax receipt in full of the 1932 tax obligations as against the property hereinbefore described. (5) When the full amount paid by the owner amounts to the sum ot $48,399.20 plus interest, $162.38, the Treasurer shall issue a general tax receipt in full of the 1932 tax obliga tions as against the property herein- before described, (6) That in addition to the sums hereinbefore provided for, if the owner aforesaid shall pay to the County Treasurer of Burleigh Coun- ty the sum of $10,246.33 in addition to the sums aforesaid, on or before the Ist day of December, 1936, the Treasurer shall be authorized to is- sue the tax receipts for sald sum in full of all the tax obligations as against the property hereinbefore de- seribed, for the year 1934. All deferred payments to draw in- terest at four per cent per annum payable annually, Respectfully submitted, Patterson Hotel Co., | By Edw. G. Patterson, Its President. |STATH OF NORTH DAKOTA, County of Burleigh Edward G. Patterson, being. first duly sworn, on oath, deposes and says that he is the President of the Pat- terson Hotel Co. the corporation that is described as the owner of the property in the foregoing appli- cation referred to; that he ‘has read the foregoing application and propo- sition to compromise; that he knows the contents thereof, and that the statements therein contained are true of his own knowledge, excepting as to those matters stated on informa- tion and belief, and as to those mat- ters he states ‘that he believes them to be true. EDW. G, PATTERSON, Subscribed and sworn to before me this 30th day of December, 1935, N, 1, Roop, (SEAL) Notary Public, Burleigh County, N_D. And the members of the Board of City Commissioners of Bismarck, North Dakota, having met with this Board on this’ date and discussed the merits of said offer, and various heavy taxpayers of ‘this city and county having been present and en- tered into a discussion of the merits thereof, and all of the opinions ex- pressed having been in favor of the sceptance thereof, and the City Commissioner aforesaid having pre- sented to this Board a Resolution recommending that this Board ac- cept said offer, and it being the opin- ion of this Board that the same {s just and equitable, and that it is tc the best interests’ of the taxpayers of this city and county that the same be accepted, NOW,’ THEREFORE, IT 18 HEREBY RESOLVED, That the said offer be and is hereby acoepted and approved, subject to the approval of the State Tax Commissioner of this State, and subject to the approval of the Attorney General of this State as to the legality of the action of this Board. Commissioner said motion, On Roll Call the following Com- missioners voted “aye”: Swanson, Lein, Cameron, Tledman and_ Fricke. Moved by Commissioner Swanson and seconded by Commissioner Lein that the Board adjourn until January 7, 1936, at 10:00 o'clock a. m. Roll’ Call: Commissioners Swan: son, aye; Lein, aye: Cameron, aye Tiedman, aye; Fricke, ave. C. G. DERBY, County Auditor in and for Burleigh County. WILLIAM FRICKE, Chairman of the Board of County Commissioners n the $20,000.00 cash to Cameron seconded