The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-12-10

sick and INDECENT Of the county was ordered ex-
tended to March 6, $780, and clerk directed to ad-
yertise for sealed bids for new contract on same
to run one year frem that date. The clerk was
directed to notify Road Supervisor James C. Wells
to expend an amount not exceeding $50 for re-
pairing the road leading from Otter creek to Belt
creek, and construct bridge across Armington's
coulee, near Armington's ranch. Also, to clean
out rock on the grade near Rices ranch on Belt
creek.
The board then appointed Oscar Swanson to
serve as road supervisor for road district No. 10,
until March 10, 1890, vice Thomas Geer, removed.
The board then proceeded to cancel county
warrants on the general fund in the sum of s2ssO,
the same having remained in the office for the
space of one year and over uncalled for, and hav-
ing become outlawed.
The quarterly reports for quarter ending De-
cember l, 1889, of Justices of the peace William
H. Race, NJ. G. Larkin, Alex. c. Lux and Joseph
Kaufman we're examined, approved and ordered
filed.
The quarterly reports of ex-Probate Judge Jno.
P. Dyas and Clerk and Recorder Howard Crosby
we're examined, approved and ordered filed.
The petitions of ]. M. Erskine and others for
| The laying out of county roads in Chestnut val
ley we're laid over until the regular March meet
ing. it appearing to the board that the law had
| not been fully complied with.
| The Board then adjourned to Decembea 8, 1889.
| SECOND DAY.
GREAT FALLS, Mont, Dec. 8, 1889.
| The Board met at 10 a. m. All members pres
ent.
The quarterly reports of W. N. Cockrill, clerk OF
the district court and E. A. Ringwaid, ex-clerk
and recorder, for the quarter ending December /
1885, were examined, approved and ordered filed
The townsite plat of the West Great Falls ad
dit1on, presented by DR.. E. Crutchcr, was ap-
proved.
The quarterly report of ]. B. Traxler Justice
| OF the peace, and George E. Huy police magis
| trate for the quarter ending December /, 1889
were examined approved and ordered filed
The Board allowed Deputy Sheriff S. s. Nor
rison a salary of $4,000 per month and Under
Sheriff W. P. Beachley $500 per month.
The Board then audited and allowed the fol
lowing accounts against the county for which war
rants were ordered drawn:
G W Vernon, deputy elections (disallow
| ed $S.UO). ........................$ 30(
+ Wegner, postage. ........... ....... II
VIM Wood, roadwork, ...... ........... 1876 Of
R Southwick, roadwoad (dlsalowed
81 OO........ .................. ......... 50t
OC Esty deputy sheriff. 80. ............... 80 o.
Electric Light Co., lights (dIsallowed
$500 )....... Observation-Disclosures. 67 81
Joseph Beckett. deputy sheriff ............ 1865 81
Frank Coombs, work on jail ....... 80 n
John Ross, roadwork (disallowed $1OO) so
VIM Hunt painting (disallowed $500 So
Geo. W. Taylor, salary (disallowed $1lsO) 1863 q
fees. Observation-Disclosures. 1855 A
N T Lease, booths at election l5
W Race, justice fees. eS....... 4S
Jno House, roadwork (disallowed $500 IO6 0
(disalOwed $3.50 81 s
| Lincoln & Mcdaniel, roadwork 16 3
Henry Austin, roadwork rk 175
John Humans, roadwork ~ 200
Sol Yates, jailor (disallowed $3.50 . lsO 0
CP Downing, board for prisoners for Oc-
toDer.- ........,....,.. 1l9
G P Downing, board for prisoners for No
| Yember Observation-Disclosures. 65 A
Wells, roadwOrk (diSallOWed S4.0O) . l4C
Herring L. Miles, ice. SO 6
or Downing, salary (disallowed $12.50).. 800 0
ieeS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 172 u
board of prisoners for Sep
tAmDer....... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1874 @
James LaWler carpenter work .......... T5
y Morrison, road viewing ............... IL 0
II D Minot, rent court house ............. 452 5
w W Carr, roadwork .. l79
Amos league, roadwork (disallowed
| Slo.Zol. W 26
Amos league, roadWork (disallOwed 81 SOY 72 4C
W Kern, surveying (disallowed $l4.O0).. 70 81
R Collins, sheriff fees (disallowed $3.50 l64 s
Geo. E. Huy, justice fees s............. 100
j Taylor, salary fish warden .......... 233 8
Geo Barnard Co, blank case....... % s
G II Goodrich, lumber .. ........ 26
Nat Mctitfin, booths at election ..... 100
d II Chowen, clerk Observation-Disclosures. 90
II F Willett, election returns ~ IS
Joe Caldwall, deputy sheriff (disallowed
$12.5O) NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 800 0
Lapeyre Bros, drugs, etc. ... ........ l3 G
Sam Dunbar, roadwOrk rk 81 6
The Board then adjourned to December 4tf
1885,
Continued tomorrow.)
Orders left with me for all kinds OF
fuel, including lump and nut soft coal