The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1888-09-15
Sept. 4, 1888.

Warrants paid by treasurer Cancelled.
Adjourned till to- morrow.
Sept 4, 1888.
/ Board met, all present.
Albert Cook, w. L. Linton and W. P
franklin were appointed viewers on road
petitioned for by A. Cook ct al: view to
be made September Goth.
Report of viewers on road petitioncd
for by H. o. Hickox ct al approved
George B. Cook and Howard Bros al
lowed $40 respectively for damages.
Grand jurors for the next term of the
district court were selected as follows:
Msnford Bennett Nv Baker
Sol P Heren WE Kirby
Geo Eaton Il L Glenn
s Holiday W Lee
| j w Bailey Thos Carter
| S Elwell / f Haynes
John Harvey Thomas II Prather
| Horace Brown w Miles.
The following named persons were
drawn acc cording to law to serve as Iriit
Jurors at next term of district court:
Samuel Daley VIC Gregg
| Lemuel Denny John Lisk
| Barney Mcclure Chas Eaton
| Henry Francis C r. Cady
C NJ Loveley In Lepley
| F Baker II % FOrsythe
Geo w Colpits VIII Philbrick
w A Harrison DeadmOnO
G Caldwell NV Dickey
| g w Donaldson p Murray
| L Anderson l Orschel
VIM Green Newton Budd
John Halloran Geo NJ Coe
SAM \ In Murphy + EoBn p Emisen ndsenaon
Accounts audited, see other column.
Board adjourned till to morrow.
Sept. 5, 1888.
Board met, all present.
Accounts audited, see other column.
Census for city of Livingston examined.
Election for incorporation ordered for
October 18th. Judges of election
George T. Chambers, C. A. Burg and
James S. Thompson.
Report of A. J. Kenncy, road super
visor, examined and approved.
Ordered that the sheriff of Park county
procure half dozen balls and chains, and
that he require prisoners held under SEN
tcnce to work upon roads and streets in
Livingston, as provided by section 1880
of the Revised Statutes.
Ordered that voting precincts he estab-,
lished, with judges of election and places
Of election, as follows:
l. Livingston-Judges, Otto KFicgcr,
E. A. Smith and Ava Mayne;~ HQsford's
Office.
2. Cokcdale-W. r. Campbell, John
A
house.
8. Big Timber-E. A. Vickery, c. T.
Busha and John Anderson; school house.
4. Fridley-Wm. H. Lee, VIM. A.
Hall and I. N. Daley; postoffice.
5. Sweet Grass--W. A. Harrison, W.
L. Shauks and Erik Solberg; Bramble's
old ranch.
6. Gardiner-S. NJ. Fitzgerald, Albert
Trager and G. II. Phclps school house.
Z. Cooke Wm Bause, George Jo-
scph and DAVID Boerum; school house.
8. Hunters Hot Springs-A. A. Rich,
j. W. Alton and VIM. c. Officer; school
house.
8. Springdale-C. J. Westfall, Spen-
Ger Jarrett and VIM. Mayborn; depot.
10 MelvilIe-Henry Ell,ngson, Geo.
P. Arner and John B. Cooke; postoffice.
II. Chico-C. r. Glidden, G. j.
Batchelder and S. T. Marchington; post
Office
12. Shields River-Sol P. Heren, o.
P. Dabney and JohL Harvey; Francis
school house.
13. Richland-Geo. J. Allen, Joseph
Briscoe and NJ. S. Balllnger; school
house.
IA. McLeod-E. .. Clarke, H. w.
Bingham and Frank Mcleod; McLeod's
ranch.
Is. Miss1on-A. B. Hicks, A. H. Del
lone and Ed Martin; A. B. Hicks ranch
16. Cascadc-D. N. Ely, Thomas S.
Carter and Otis Button; school house near
Ely's ranch.
II. Red Lodge-R. B. Dunham, F.
W. Draper and T. P. Mcdonald; school
house.
18. Nye City Thomas Ross, j. E.
Mushback and jeremiah Twoling; post
Office. ,
10. Simmons James Medley, -
Whitney and John Simmons; Simmons
Bros ranch.
20. Horr-Henry r. Horr, S. S. Errett
and Walter NJ. Hoppe; Coal Camp board
ing house.
81. Myersburg = Samuel O. N. G.
Brady, Edgar Potter and Henry Stau
bach; Kirby's ranch.
Board adjourned till tomorrow.
WARRANTS ON CONTINGENT FUND.
Charles Tappan, salary deputy clerk. s 800 90
D Van Horne, salary clerk. ............ 500 90