The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 15, 1937, Page 8

125 10 GET ADD ATN. D. COLLEGES! Apportionment of $1,875 Monthly NYA Grant An- nounced by Byrne Apportionment for 125 students at 21 North Dakota institutions of higher learning under a National Youth Administration drouth grant -of $1,875 monthly was announced ‘Wednesday by Robert Byrne, state director of the NYA. Byrne said the apportionment was made on the basis of the number of students in attendance at the vari- ous institutions whose need has been accentuated by drouth. ‘The number of students at each school who will be given the maxi- mum of $15 per month under the in- creased appropriation: Minot Teachers college 25; Uni- versiy of North Dakota 21; Dickin- son Teachers college 20; North Da- kota Agricultural college 19; James- town college 12; Ellendale Normal 9; Valley City Teachers college and ‘Wahpeton School of Science 8 each; and Bottineau School of Forestry, Mayville Teachers college and As- sumption Abbey at Richardton, one each, The apportionment is made from the special “drouth grant” of $48,- 815 recently allocated by the NYA. {This was in addition to $161,595 reg- lar allocation on which Art Solien, suprevisor of educational aid, said epportionment by counties has not yet been completed. North Dakotan Among War Zone Refugees Washington, Gept. 15—()—The state department announced Mrs. Mabel M. Engstrom, Ashland, Wis., gnd Edward F, Tufte, Northwood, N. D., were among 12 men, nine women and three children taken aboard the Tavy boat Sacramento at Shanghai ‘Hongkong, where most of them will embark for San Francisco on the President Coolidge. ; Tufte was s WPA engineer in Bamestown.and LaMoure, N. D., be- fore he left for the Orient last June. He was graduated in 1931 from the ‘University of North Dakota engineer- ing school. Pioneer Grand Forks Business Man Is Dead Solen — Members of the Sacred leart society of Golen held their an- fair here Sunday, 3 Bullis, treasurer; Fain Leland, vice president; Doris Filagstad, secretary. ‘Linton—Miss Marion Wold, former wenile commissioner of this district, been named director of case work the state welfare board. Belfield—Rev. F. R. Larpenteur will pen 2. mission at the Osthoiic church here Gept. 19. New Salem — Total school enroll- with the high school ‘Washburn — There are 286 pupils eae Sebben eto ae ar. New England—William T. Mount of the practice @teele—An early resident of Steele ‘Wallace township, Thomas Mor- | broke ‘passed away recently in Seattle. " pumn Center—On the school fec- - Russia Is Ready... Lo C . .. Ready for the moment of threatening war that Soviet officials believe is approaching in Europe. dous Red army massed in Moscow's Red Square. Communist com- manders were impressed recently their forces demonstrated in war games near the European frontier. Service Drug Store, drugs for 10 93.00 125.00 74.37 10.22 2.52 5.60 POOT sessseesesereresesses H, O. Putnam, County Agent, salary . H, 0. Putnam, CG travel expense Alfred P. Ballwe; assistant county agent Harry E. O'Neill, mileage— debt adjustment board .... Adolph Ryberg, mileage— debt adjustment board ... La’ acount, r, salar: 292.10 65.00 65.00 10.20 15.40 15.60 2.00 4.00 4,00 joan. Lucille Lewis, loan oe Dr. R. W. Henderson, actin: Insanity commissioner ... Dr. C. E. Stackhouse, insanity commissioner . 6 Geo. M. Register, commissioner. Charles R. Bullock, —insanity commission Fred E, Anstrom, witne insanity commission Emil A. Paul, _witness—in- sanity commission ... Here is a portion of the tremen- with the defensive strength of Eivin Hoover, witness—in- sanity commission ....... Monroe Calculating Machine Co., maintenance agree Panama Carbon Capital Publishing ‘Ci Plies ..+.....06 ws French & Welch Hardware Co,, Supplies ve... e eens R._C. Forsythe " (assigned to Sheriff Fred Anstrom). sup- plies—county jail .. Berta Baker, State Auditor, care of T.B, patients . 317.46 John Gray, state treas 5 care of insane patient: 3,655.20 State Tuberculosis Sana’ um, supplies for T.B. pa- 5.00- 18.00 16.20 105.57 32.13 9.31 27.00 0.75 session D. Gronna, of State, session A. W. Lucas C Bismarck Gro: Secretary laws— ete 33.15 10.20 17.46 93.52 2.00 10.00 126.13 354.13 38.60 100.00 10.86 38.85 B44 spital, county jail inmate . C. Smith & Corona. writer—county treasurer.. Walter W. McMahon, rental of typewriter .........+0+ NW Bell Telephone Co., error on previous Dill .........- The Byrne Agency, premium on insurance Suprod The Bismarck Tribune Co, printing and advertising. . William Baty, services— maintenance ....... Lewis Peterson, maintenance Eugene Dietzgen Co., supplies —maintenance ....0..+6++ French & Welch Hardware Co., supplies—maintenance Mandan Mercantile Co., sup- plies—maintenance ..... Miss N. D. Gets Daily Letter From Valley City Kansas City, Sept. 15.—(?)—Maxine Pagel, 17-year-old “Miss North Da- ” who came here to attend busi- ness college rather than appear in a bathing suit at the Atlantic City con- test, is still debating what school she will attend. ‘Her mother, Mrs, Anna Pagel, said Wednesday they are going to stay here seven or eight months to “see how they like it.” If they do like it here they will move here permanently next summer. Maxine, who with her mother is staying at the home of a cousin, dis- closed she receives a letter every day from a “boy friend” who works in a broadcasting station in Valley City, the Pagels’ North Dakota home town. She is planning to study tap and acrobatic dancing as well as secre- tarial work. Wheat Omitted From Tentative Program at Washington Conference ‘Washington, Sept. 15—()—Farm leaders took up Wednesday a tenta- tive administration proposal to control 1938 crop production by an acreage- limitation program reaching into every county. Secretary Wallace presented the Missing St. Paul Boy Found in N.D. Minneapolis, Sept. 15.—()—Police said Wednesday Glen Bjornson, 19, St. Paul, reported missing sini ce Sept. 12, was located Tuesday in Fargo, N. Dak, Suggestion to more than 100 state AAA| brothe: officials, agricultural committeemen and others summoned for a discussion] since Of general farm legislation. Co-operating farmers would re- ceive checks from the, $500,000,000) fund authorized by congress for an-| nual payments under the soil cohser- vation act. Each farm would have & limit or “goal.” The suggested “goals” were not specific, and other details were not disclosed. Some farm leaders said addition of wheat to the list of crops with special Suggested at the conference. They said AAA leaders omitted wheat from the tentative program because the large crop this year brought good Prices as a result of short supplies in both this country and the world. ROB ST. PAUL SCHOOLS &t. Paul, Sept. 15.—(#)—Burglars into vaults at Johnson and Humboldt high scliools in St. Paul Tuesday night and stole nearly $1,200 which students had paid for locker rentals and other fees, Bismarck, North Dakota Ange 3rd, 1937, 10:00 O'clock A. e Board of County Commissio! ers convened with Commissioners Swanson, Worner, Lein, Cameron and Fricke present. Minutes of the July meetings were unanimously approved as corrected. The following resolution was moved by Commissioner Worner: RESOLUTION BE IT RESOLED That the State's Attorney of Burleigh County, North Dakota, be and is hereby authorized leces.| to institute and prosecute proceed- ings in the District Court of said Burleigh County, for the removal of each one of William Zimond, William Zimond, and their depen ents, of Frank W. Shuey and Bertha Shuey, his wife, and Mary E. Shuey, his mother, Mrs. Ada Stewart and her son, Donald who is 2% years old, Robert ‘Cleveland and Bonnie Cleve- land, his wife, and Rose Santeby, the Counties of their-respective re dence for relief purposes. This-motion was seconded by Com- missioner Cameron. Roll Sa tenibere voted “aye.” foard adjourned to reconvene at 2:00 o'clock P. M. rie August 3rd, 1937, 3:00 O'clock The Board of County Commi: ers-reconvened with all Comm! present. Moved by Commissioner Cameron and seconded by Commissioner Wor- ner that the County Auditor be au- thorized to i tax urer’s receipt No. 5274, to L. 8. a Leo V. Doppler. aN Roll Call’ All members voted “aye.” At this time the Board examined re approved Vouchers No. Burleigh County Welfare . 5919 to inclusive, submitted by the Board, and days ago the boy had not been seen he started hitch-hiking from North Dakota, where he had been working in harvest fields. Driver Arrested in Twin City Cab War) &. Paul, Sept. 15.—()—Police Lieut. Ray Doenges announced arrest of a St. Paul driver Wednesday as a re- sult of the St. Paul-Minneapolis taxi- cab war that flared over the week- ‘The man arrested was booked as Walter Scheid, 35, 2 Blue and White driver who Doenges said admitted taking a Minneapolis Yellow cab from W. L. Postier, Minneapolis driver, Monday at the Hotel St. Paul. BENSON DENIES ‘DEAL’ St. Paul, Sept. 15—(7)—Gov. Elmer Benson Wednesday denied reports that representatives of his office had attempted to negotiate with Hjalmar Petersen a political “deal” involving the governorship in 1940. “goals” or acreage limits had been/ end. COMMISSIONERS’ PROCEEDINGS ordered warrants drawn for same. The Board adjourned to reconvene at, 0:30 o'clock A. M. August 4th, August 4th, 1937, 9:20 O'clock A. M. The Board of County Commission- ers reconvened with all Commission- ers present. The Reports of Clerk of Court of fees collected during the months of May, June and July, 1937, were ap- Proved and ordered filed. Moved and carried unanimously that the Board execute agreements concerning the following: Wede: his wife and one minor child, re yn County, residing in Burleigh County; further that said agreements be exe cuted on behalf of Boa ie County Auditor. and approved Vouchers No. 6059 dered warrants drawn for same. The following bills were allo’ subject to due or delinquent personal Property taxes, and wari drawn for sam. National Tea Co. groceries for poor .. Pigsly Wiggly No, 10, cerles for poor ./. Red Owl Store No. 2, cerles for poor . Russell-Miller Mil soe for poor lospit alization of poor .....+.- Bismarck Hospital, hospiti ization of poor gro- Alexius ical | Soy foi Lewis Tractor & Machinery Co., express on repairs — maintenance .,. NW Sheet & Iro: supplies—maintemance , No. Dak. Concrete Products Co., culverts—maintenance No. Dak. Concrete Products Go., _culverts—maintenance Celia DeLong, moving fence —administration ........- Celia DeLong, and the Fed- eral Land Bank and the Land Bank Commissioner, moving fence—administr: tion seeee and eral Land Bank, moving fence—administration .... Stanley Moisa and the Fed- eral Land Bank, moving fence—administration .... John Partyka and the Land Bank Commissioner, mov- ing fence—administration. Donald Eliason, moving fence —administration The Board adjo: vene at 2:30 o'clock P. M. 0.52 11,59 79.40 83.20 12.00 22.00 10.00 12,00 14,00, 37.50 recon- August 4th, 1937, 2:30 O'clock P. M. The Board of County Commission- ers reconvened with all Commis- sioners present. Moved by Commissioner Worner \d seconded by Commissioner Swan- yn that the salary of Lillian -Alli- son, stenographer in the Sheriff's Office, be increased $5.00 per month, sstentiye as of July ist, 1937. 0) Cal Special Report No, of Sheriff Fred Anstrom was approved as to 1 and 2; and Itém 8 was re- fected. : Moved by Commissioner Swanson and seconded by Commissioner Wor- ner that the County purchase frame structure from Martin Bourgois for $150.00, said structure to be moved to Bismarck and used for storing grase- hopper poison. Roll Call: All members voted “aye.” The following bills were alowed, subject to due or deinquent personal property taxes, and warrants ordered drawn for same: Egner Swanson, maintenance A. D. Kendall, » maintenance Fred W. Moffit, maintenance . q Kleeman, maintenance servic 37.00 37.00 9.00 10.50 4.50 9.00 4.50 1,50 13.50 rvices— services— arson,” wervicon’— maintenance . Emmet A. Carro! maintenance . its of Kidder is by the Chairman thereof and attested to by t this time the Board examined 6179, inclusive, submitted by the Bure leigh County Welfare Board, and or- ts ordered $ 230.68 267.88 506.33 195.61 432.27 371.60 332.47 322.40 116,64. 3°All members voted “aye.” | Dr. services— Chris Thorson, maintenance John Carroll, maintenance Frank Schlene: maintenance Robert Roy Greig, servi maintenance .. teseeee W. H. Schoon, services—main- in” (assigned to Fred Anstrom) ices—maintenance ie T, B. Watkins (assigned to Sheriff Fred Anstrom) serv- ices—maintenance .......+ Chas. Thompson (assigned to Sheriff Fred Anstrom) serv- ices—maintenance s...+0-+ William Lane (assigned t Sheriff Fred Anstrom) services—maintenance .... . K, ne (assigned to Sheriff Fred Anstrom) serv- ices—maintenance .,..+«.s Milo Gilleland (assigned to Sheriff Fred Anstrom) serv- ices—maintenance .. : Miles Benz (assigned to Sher- iff Fred Anstrom) services —maintenance ........00.+ Nils Dronen_ (assigned to Theo. R. Taylor, County Treasurer) services—main- Taylor, Treasurer) services — maintenance ....++seessssee0 ‘W, H. Edson, services—main- teNANCO ..eseerreeseerseere Freddie Dutton (assigned. to Theo. Taylor, ounty Treasurer) services—mein- tenance .... Freddie Dutto: O Sheriff Fred Anstrom) services—maintenance . Freddie Dutton, services — maintenance ..++.++. . Burel R. Monroe and Fed- eral Land Bank and Martin Bourgois, moving fence— ecininistraton Fl A. E. Holden, movi! —administration . 12.00 Albert B, Johnson (ai to Sheriff Fred Anstrom) mileage—administration .. Bismarck Spring Service, re- airs—maintenance ...... Quanrad, Brink & Reibold, repairs—maintenance . Grant-Dadey Co., repairi maintenance ......+. Dakota Tractor & Equi Co., repairs—maintenance. Lewis Tractor & Machinery Co., repairs—maintenance. Moffit Quality Store, supplier —maintenance . . Paper, Calmenson & Co., sup- plies—maintenance ......- Bismarck Lumber Co. sup- plies—maintenance . . The Wing Oil Co., id oil—maintenance . Standard Oil Co., —maintenance see Bismarck Lumber Co. supplies ....0++ . No. Dak, Power & Light Co., heat and light ...++.+.e0-+ 92.23 Report of Spencer Sell, Justice of the Peace, for the month of July, 19837, was approved and ordered filed. The Board adjourned to reconvene at 9:30 o'clock A. M., August 5th, 1937. 2.16 149 20,35 12.00 27.35 11.50 6.93 3.42 148,77 201.66 4.00 91.64 5.10 198.57 91.35 160.42 August Sth, 1937, 9: O'clock A. M. ‘The Board of County Commissioners reconvened with all Commissioners present, The following Dills were allowet subject to due or delinquent perso: property taxes, and warrants ordered drawn for same: Mrs. Fred E. Anstrom, board of prisoners .. woe $ 210.25 Mrs. Fred E. Anstrom, selary as matron ......-. = 26.00 E, Anstrom, office ex- PENBE .reeseeee Fred EB. Anstrom, mili J, A, Kohler, mileage Carl R. Kositsky, mileag , milee: onius, pt reon, coroner's son, Register of Deeds, stamps oerecereseres Soule & Pierce, removal pro- filing feos . AS F . county jail inmates ‘Western B._W. Moore ign ‘Western Newspaper Burleigh County atlas di- ‘Te Theo, ylor, ° ‘Treasurer; cash items City of Bi ek, Water- worke Department, water for courthouse .. seer Northwestern Bell Telephone Co., telephone service . The Pierce Company, Arthur Bitterman, deputy oe 5 H. J. Glanville, services H. J, Glanville, rental of WPA repairs ) laundry . Ta to Theo, Capital signed County Treasurer) laundry Mrs, Jessie Maison (assigned to Theo. Taylor, County Treasurer) guarding pris- --oner re rs. Je ed to Sheriff Fred Anstrom) guarding Reiner: senses Mrs. Jessie ison, guardin, Prisoner ........ Gordon R. Moore, administration . Clarence Scott, administration Clayton Finlayson, maintenance Clayton Finlayson, services— maintenance eeeeeee Art Robbins, services—main- tenance Ellis Gill, nance mileage— services—mainte~ —maintenance .. sesee B. A. Caroll, services—main- tenance seeeees Carl Gilbertson, services— maintenance .. oe Iph B, Jacobs maintenance William Caya, services— maintenance . J. Glanville, maintenance .. secs Carl Hatle, services—main- * services— Clyde Little, services: tenance soos ‘Willard Olson, services, main- enance prereeeree Willie Ehnes, services—main- tenance . sesseeeereee C. Rasche, services—main- tenance ...... Raymond Finlays: —maintenance .. Cedric Craig (asi oY Sheriff Fred Anstrom) services—maintenance ... John Carlson, services—main- tENANCE oe sees seeeneresers Marcus Eldsmoe (assigned to Sheriff Fred Anstrom) services—maintenance .... Marcus Eldsmoe (assigned to Theo. Taylor, County Treas- urer) services — mainte- nance . Behe’ Marcus Ei maintenance . Bertrum Olson (assigned to Theo. Taylor, County Treas- urer) services — mainte- NANCE ..... ceckuiesiees Bertrum Olson, services — maintenance ............-+ Harvey Fitzgerald (assigned to eo, Taylor, County Treasurer) services—main- tenance seve Sas Harvey Fitzgerald (assigned to Sheriff Fred Anstrom) services—maintenance .... Harvey Fitzgerald, services —maintenance ........... Jake Frey (assigned to Theo. Taylor, County Treasurer) services—maintenance .... Jake Frey (assigned to Sher- iff Fred Anstrom) services maintenance Jake Frey, nance . ebeaowee Ralph Robinson (assigned to eo, Taylor, County Trehsurer) services—main- enance . toee Ralph Robingon, services — maintenance . Sepeoors P._E. Patton (assigned ° bt Taylor, County Treas- services — mainte- tenance . soeee 5 Porter Neison, services — maintenance ..,... . F.M.R, Electric Service, re- Dairs—maintenance . . EH. Peterson, repair: maintenance Modern Machine W: paire—maintenance Louis Tibesar, re maintenance Lein Motor Co. Regan, re- paire— meintesence . . Lein Motor Co., Wing, repairs —maintena: oe ‘reasurer, to State Treasurer . heo. R. Taylor, Treasurer, remittance State Tréasurer .. aes Stackhouse Henderson, medical services to poor.. Dr. A, M. Fisher, medical services to POOr ....+.-0-+ Bertha E. Morris (assigned to Theo. Taylor, County Treas- urer) peymient of balance of condemnation . Bertha EB. Morris (i ign to Sheriff Fred Anstrom) payment of balance of con- Gemnation ...ssesesseeree Bertha E. Morris, payment of balance of condemnation.. 348.6% eport of Edward 8. Allen, Jus- tice of the Peace, for the month of July, 1971, was approved and ordered ry The Board adjourn vene at 2:30 o'clock P. Apecet Sth, 1937, 2:30 O'clock P. M. ¢ Board of County Commission- ers reconvened with all Commission- era present. Report of M. H. Bonny, Justice of the Peace, for the month of July, eat, approved and ordered eport of Sheriff Fred EB. Anstrom of fees and taxes collected during y to 1.08 11.96 to recon- was the month of July was approved ane! er of Deeds and for the month of were approved and or- ordered filed, Reports of Regi: County Auditor July, 1937, dered filed. The following bills were allowed, subject to due or delinquent per- sonal property taxes, ordered drawn for same: Florence Waiste, services— County Auditor . Harry Rosenthal, plies Board of Managers, Memorial, July aj RC. Raerte Fred Ans ie eh we Fi Spencer Seil, Justice’s fees. Nick J. Klee, witness fees Don Schoeneman, witne fe sees seeseere (assigned “to Theo. Taylor, County Treas urer) witness fees 8 fe Ss . . w. I. Franklin, ‘witness fees Clark Monroe, witness fees .. Hamro, ‘witness Fred Harvey, wit Don | Schoeneman, se fees . witnese , jonny, Just! fees. Wendelin Welder (assigned to Sheriff Fred Anstrom) witness fees ..... Lawrence Masseth, fo ee er T. Latham (assigned to Theo. Taylor, County Treasurer) witness fees ....... T. Latham, witness fe James Mahnkey, witness Val Bitz, witness fees .. Geo. Dohn (assigned to Sher- iff Fred Anstrom, (witness Roy Hupp (assigned to She: bee Fred Anstrom) witne: CCB ec eseeees O. Anstrom, witness fees Ray Ulrich, witness fees Jean Hunt (assigned to Theo. Taylor, County Treasurer) witness fees BE, Kobel, witne: W. Berwman, witness fees .. P.’ Hancher, ‘witness fees Vera Hancher, witness fees Sam Sloven (assigned to She: iff Fred Anstrom) witne: Tessie Marcovitz, witness fees Jesse Jones (assigned to Sheriff Fred Anstrom) wit- ness fees Ben Bensky, ess Dave Bensky, witness fees Jack Sloven (assigned to Sheriff Fred Anstrom) wit- ness fees ....++00 C. McCuistion, LEO rseeerooeee Ryder Hamro, witn Clark Monroe, witness fees Roan & Strauss Clinic, me ical services to poor . Quain & Ramstad Clinic, ical services to poor Dr. G. R, Lipp, medical serv- ices to poor ....+e.++- ‘ug Store, supplie POOP serecssescocscnes ‘The Home Cash Store, burial of indigent ... Lewis Co., Farmers Union Oil Ste: ling, gas and oil—maintee nance . . EB, Ani jon bridge supplies Harry Engelmann, “witness “witness Theo. Taylor, County Trea ures) services on bridge.. Arnie nm, services on DridEO opereeverscrsececers Reinhold Huber (assigned to Theo, Taylor, County Treas- urer) services on bridge. Ban eole Hubei it 1 service, George bridge. G. . h(i Sheriff Fred services on bridge . Risch, servis nth Theo. Taylor, County Treas- urer) services on bridge .+ Clarence Anderson, services On bridge ....00++6 Mill rvices 1 on brit estee Clarence Anderson, on bridge .... Clarence Anderson, on bri Otto A. opus (assigned to Sheriff red Anstrom) services on bridge . George Mindt (assig: ‘Theo, Taylor, Count; urer) services on bridge. George Mindt (assigned to Sheriff Fred nstrom) services on bridge »+,+0+-- Geor Mindt, services on services a Treas- THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE HELPS YOU GET THIS WORLD’S POPULAR ENCYCLOPEDIA Almost asa Gift! im eclor—beautifully words—hundreds of illustra- and warrants 30.00 30.00 Herbert Fricke, servict grasshopper poison . Harold lobbs, servi grasshopper poison Anton qj ‘erner, 1 serv! grasshopper poison . Robidou, _ servi grasshopper poison . ° Percy Freeman, services — grasshopper Polson «...eve John Chubey, services — grasshopper poison ...+-+ Arnold Rupp (assigned to are eel) rasshopper poi- F P, 6.08 M vesccvcsseceseces s. ( 17.38 George Morris (assigned to Theo. Taylor, County Treas- urer) services—grasshop- per poison . George Morrii se! grasshopper poison . Geo. Michelson (assign: ° Theo, -R. Taylor, County Treasurer) services — Brasen open poison ......06 Geo. Michelson, services — aeehonper, Polson ......06 he Report of the County for the month of aay 1937, proved and ordered filed. The following ‘vouchers were re- jected: Miller’s Sanatorlum and McGraw-Hill Publishin; ompany. Moved by oF ‘orner y 11.66 10.06 9.27 63.88 Judge was ap- and seconded mmissioner Swanson that County Deed be issued to the City of Bismarck for Lots 1 to 4, Block 33, Williams Addition, upon receipt of $20.00 from the City Auditor; lots needed by the City for storage structure. Roll Call: 11 members voted “aye.” Special Report No. $ of Sheriff Fred aes Was approved and ordered led. Application for reduction of as- sessed valuation of structure located on Lot 13 and the North 15 ft. of Lot 14, Block 39, Original plat, was ap- proved, upon recommendation of the City Commission. Application for reduction of as- sessed valuation of the NEX% and the SEX of Section 13, Township 127, Range 80, was approved. Application for abatement of taxes for the years 1936 and 1937 on the NW and SW of Section 25, Town- ship 137, Range 76, was rejected, as such cancellation beyond the power of the Board. The Bor adjourned to recone 30 o'clock A. M., Auguee is August 6th, 18937, 9:30 O'clock A. M- The Board of County fone reconvened with al Commissions present. The Board adjourned ia? inspect County lots and property, lo in South Wilton and to reconvene at 2:30 o'clock P, M, t_ Cth, 1097, 2:80 O'clock PF. M ‘ne Board of County Commissions reconvened with all Commissions ‘The Board Imously approved io Board unantmously ap the purcl of ‘Engineering Basis ment and supplies Ag Sve the Estate of T. Atkinson, ceased, at appraisal price of The following bille allowed, subject to due or delinquent pe! and ‘warrants same: Frank Schlener, supplies — \ Maintenance o...ccccrrree W.0C M. H. Atkinson, Adm. of Es- fT. R, Atk 060.56 6.44 m milena, wsectecccesceseses 698.80 Willlem Pricke, County Com: mis: wervices and oece 2 01.90 ity Commise s and 46.96 96.44 . G. Worn: it { missioner, services . 32.50 The Board autho: allote ment of $1,500.00 to ‘the jurleigh County Welter Board for the month yf August,’ or the tructed the Chairman ‘or & Wetherby Addition upon sur- render of unrecorded County Deed on Lots 13, 14 and 15, Block 19, Flannery & Wetherby Addition. Application of the ES of North ement of the 1937 a Ip 140, Range 79 ed, a8 shi , Range 79, was approv. Stave had acquired title as evidericed ae uit Claim Deed dated June 8th, The County Auditor was instruct rt action for Tax Deed on al! real estate on which the County holds Certificates for 1931 taxes or prior years. adjgurneg to convene o! seer fens Want, * The ae 10:00 o'cloc! ‘William Fricke, Onairmen, Board of County Commis- sioner?, County Auditor in STS Been County. eins 99 ADC 7 Clune AND ‘@) DIFFERENTL NUMBERED COUPONS