Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-04-25
J OFF1CIAI. REPORT.
synopsis of the Proceedings OF the co""'
~ R0aF3. had at Special Meeting.

svnnr,ssS iGfSfhe Proceedings Of the CoNu
~ BosiA had at Special Meeting.
IN Great Falls, M. T., April 10, 1888.
Board Siiiset at 10 o'clock a. m. Present
Chairman Wegner, Commissioners Har
iii, Clingan and the clerk.
AMI TheS minutes Of the previous meetings
were read ind approved.
LetterFof III. D. Minot relating to rem
IL cnn,,tvs offices, was read and release
executed.
vi III w ~ ordered that notice of the sale O.
shonds w Withdrawn and publication dis
continued.
Bids for grade at the mouth of Arm
ington Coulee were then opened, the fol
lowing being the bidders: Raggio 4
Millard, 1850; Geo. NJ. Watson, $1,000
James u. Brown, $1,000; W. g. Stark
1895. The contract was awarded to W
II d. Stark and the county attorney was in
structed to prepare contract and bond for
$1,000. The contractor to complete low
Ell half Of said grade on or before June
! lii. 1883, ana the whole on or before July
s3a1st, 1883.
j. ID. Richard, John Cashier and Will
liam Cresap were appointed viewers OF
the road from mouth of Armington's Cou-
\ Luz oa I3el creek in an easterly direction
Y IL GeyAsr Station, on Great Falls and
Billings sfage road, April 31st, 1888, at 10
d. m. was designated for viewers to meet
at point SofBcommencement Of proposed
sroaSi N
\ .John SVetzel and David Rice were ap-
noifate1 instices Of the peace for Belt
townsht Is, William Cresup having de-
Hclinad w serve.
David Davis was appointed supervisor
III road district No. 3, II. B. Strong hav-
ing declined to serve.
The SnIn of $3.50 was appropriated for
repairing grade along the Missouri river,
az mouth $6fS Sand Coulee, on Great Falls
and TrIlyroad:
The bonds selected the names Of per-
sons. 10 serve as trial and grand jurors for
the next ensuing term of the District
court, and fixed the distance to the coun-
tn seat from the various points in the
The board of road supervisors, Jacob
SeihSn, Rock Colbert, Clay Stevenson, J.
III! C0stner, Joseph Herring, M. G. Lar
KIN, James Anthony, and H. Rieze were
presented and approved.
djourned to. 10 a. m. April 2, 1888.
GRRXT FALLS, M. T., April 90, 1888.
Board met at 10a. m. All members pres
The contract for care, maintenance and |
burial of sick paupers Of the county was
awarded TO A. F. Longeway, commencing
as soon as he can complete suitable build |
ing, and continuing to first Monday in De- |
cember, 1883.
sHss Road supervisor of road district No. 10 |
N I'll authorized to expend $50 for repair
Ii WI clss of three washouts on county |
rood Between Johnson's road and county |
line.
The clerk was ordered to procure % |
copies 81 Vie compiled road laws and in |
strnct all road supervisors to pay not to
exceed &2s60 per day for road work-ten
hours W be days work on county roads,
the men to camp out unless within one
mile III their homes.
9Ishe sum of 5000, or as much thereof as
ls necessary, is authorized to be expend-
ed by supervisor of road district No.
Tor filling in rock, brush and dirt on road
north Of Bulls ranch.
& The sum Of 800 was appropriated for
fixing grade at Alkali Springs on road
rom Great Falls to Muddy.
& The clerk was directed to communicate
With Choteau county commissioners ad-
Vising them of the action of the Cascade
county board relative to the Indebtedness
ID ChOteau county.
The board ordered the clerk to call
'peclal meeting for April 30, 1888, and
ldjonrned sine die.
Territory Of Montana, GO
certify the above to be true abstract
i the proceedings Of the board Of county
had in special April term.
Witness my hand and seal of Cascade
'Dunty, M. T., this 23d day of April, 1880.
JAMES W. MATKIN,
County Clerk and ex-off. Clerk of Board.
BY %. "A. RINGwALD, Deputy.