The new North-west., 1890-09-12
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
Judges of Precincts Appointed Railroad Appor-
tionment-Other Matters Of Interest
to Taxpayers.
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 3, 1890.

".. "WEDNESDAY, SEPT 3, 1890 @
The following were appointed as Judges
of an election to be held on Tuesday, Nov. 4,
1890:
Precinct No. 1, Anaconda-D. Shorelln,
Thomas Gavin, John Williams, Chas. Ham
ilton and John Morris. r .@....
Precinct No. 9, ,Anaconda-Danie Brun5y,
r. H. Radfeld, John Prulx, Peter Geisler
and Wm. Reed.
Precinct No. 3, Anaconda-M. Martin, N.
suprenant, John Barkovic, L. 0. Leonard
and James Moore.
Precinct No. 4, Anaconda-F. Kennedy,
j Star, Pat Sappin L. A. King and Charles
Wilson.
Precinct No. 5, Anaconda-H. Redmond,
John Burke, Thomas Mays, J. R. Reynolds
and d. Bernon.
Precinct No. 6, Avon-W. A. IIufty, Alfred
Kimmerly, Thomas NJ Davis
Precinct No. Z, Beartown-J Lehso, Pat
Woodlock and NJ. McDermott
Precinct No. s. Bearmouth-P Birming-
ham, A. Whitesides and V. B, McQuestion.
Precinct Noe, Blackfoot-J b. Williams,
John Maxon and j. r. Quigley
Precinct No, 10, Black Pine-J. Mahoney,
G. d. Ballard and f. Erickson.
Precinct No, II, Blossburg-H. Murray, p
O'Loughlin and W Fl Whitmore
Precinct No. l2, Blue Eyed Nelie-N
Levingood, B, Vincent and Jacob stucky
Precinct No, 13, Cham pion--D. Caldwell
A. Cruikshanks and NJ. S. Parker.
Precinct No. II, Carroll-M NJ Martin,
Henry Pheln, r. Marian, Thomas Mcclure
and T. S. Latta
Precinct No: Is, Carroll-A McSurley, o.
Men Nulty.
| Precinct No. 16 tSorthl, Deer Lodge--E s.
| Stackpole, T. B. McKinstry, T. r. Bill 7. G.
! Patterson and Samuel Scott.
| Precinct No. II tSoutht, Deer Lodge--,Iohn
Titcomb, Geo. S. Miller, j. G. Shaubut, Thos.
| Morgan, John McMahan.
| Precinct No. IS, Drnmmond-Dan Berry,
John Edwards and Wm. Owsley.
| Precinct No. 10, Elistou-W D. Jones,
E, f. Cameron, NJ. D. Plattner, George Disc
and Charles Wakeman.
Precinct No. 20, Garrison-N. Smith, Geo.
| Doud and John O'Neill.
| Precinct No. 81, Georgetown--H B. Davis,
| A. NJ. Briggs aud salton Cameron.
| Precinct No. 90, Gold Creek-A. Hugle,
| Pat Toner and D, Hogan.
| Precinct No. 23 North Granite-Con Pco.
Piles, johu Dugan, L. Kelley, George Scott
| and Frank Durand.
| Precinct No. u, South Granite j. E
| Cleary, J. H. Viol, j. GIlhllan, Z. Moore
| and G. 3. Cain.
| Precinct No. %. Hslmville--M. Geary, A
Hoefner and Thomas Walls.
Precinct No. 26, Lincoln John McSure
and D. Herrin.
Precinct No, q, Lost Creek--F. Stephens,
Tom Stephens and II Staf1enson.
Precinct No. 2s, Mill Creek-M Evans
| Daniel Murphy and John Forrest,
| Precinct No. 90, New Chicago-G. W
| Morse, Reuben Conn and II. Prosser.
! Precinct No. 30, Ovando--O. Hoyt, John
| Dixon and James Henawalt.
Precinct No. 81, North Philirsburg-A
! Shilling, John Kaiser, A S Hoffman, James
McDonald and Wm. New.
Precinct No, 50. South Thlipsburg = 7
| Walker J. c. Wahen. NJ, L. Doe, Thomas
Smith aud Chris Iackey.
Precinct No. So, rioneer--A, G Wilhelm
Robert Morris and James Kain. ma
Precinct No 81. Race Track Walker Har
dcnbrook, Peter johnson and Ed Magone.
Precinct No, b, Eumscy--L. j. Baker, NJ
Bolgcr and j. Ienks. ..s.... ..5-... .M.=.. &.-5.5
Precinct No. &6, Silver Lake--P Mcmillan
VIM, Kelly and Robert Dunlap.
Precinct No. 81. Stone Station--Dnminiel
Mellen, Alex. Wight and John Lingren, -
Precinct No. So. Shields Store-T Hogan
l.. j. Iixby and George Kennedy,
preciuc, No. 50, Stuart Thomas Ford
VIM, Norton and c. o. Fuller.
Precinct No 40, sunset-Wm Dean, SAM
Glenn aud w. A. Logne
Precinct No. IL. Tower--Charlcs Collins
o. Mcbride and Joe Dixon.
Precinct No. 10, Warm Springs-W. l.
Beal, J. s. Fiier and James l.. Goodwin.
Precinct No. i3, Washington Guch--M
Kelly, James Ferris and Robert Thompson
Precinct No. Al, Willow Creek South
!. c. Fahey, Ed Lannen and Tom Buchanan
THrRDAY, SEPT. 4, 1890
| Board met pursuant to adjournment. Pres
| eat-Cockrcll, Hamilton and Mcdonald, anC
! Clerk Brazelton
The folio wing bills were allowed
! Bill Of +. T. kannon, County Treas.
urer, for percentage of per cent.
| on licenses collected, SIS, ,i39, ,5i... S73s }s
Same for stationery rv.........-.6...... x
| NJ iss NJ /, Wolfe, fees, etc........... ll2 Jt
A. G. Wilhelm, county poor. IS 0(
The following npporionment was received
from the State Board Of Equalization.
WHEREAS, The State Board of Eulaliza-
ton OF the State Of Montana, under aud by
| virtue of Sections Is and lG of Article XII o.
the Constitution and the laws of the State o
Montana, on the 10th day of August, 1890
assessed FOR assessment and taxation pur.
poses for the year 1880, the Northern Pacific
Railroad company, for its roadway roadbed
rails and rolling stock, in the State of Mon
tana, in the aggregate sum of S1,7GO,3 $50, anG
at the same time assessed, for assessment auG
taxation purposes for the year 1890, the NJ on
tana Union Railroad company, for its road
way, roadbed, rails anti rolling stock, in the
State of Montana, in the aggregate sum Of
| S3i0, 200.
And now on this 25th day Of August 1890
the Board being in session for the purpose OF
apportloning the same to the several coun-
ties in which such railroads are located, in
| proportion to the number of miles of rail
road each is laid in such counties, and the
Board being fully advised in the premises
finds that:
main track Of the Northern Pacific Railroad
company in this State is 1872 miles, and tina
the length of the entire line of main track
of the Montana Union Railroad company in
this State is II 8 miles.
2: Tho length Of the main track of the
Northern Pacific Railroad company in Deel
Lodge county is 700 miles, and that of the
Montana Union Railroad company in said
county Is 44.3 miles.
5. The assessed value per mile Of the Nor
thern Pacific Railroad company, as fixed by
pro rata distribution per mile of the
assessed value of the whole roadway. road
bed, rails and rolling stock of such railroad
of the said company within this State is
S2,250 per mile, and that of the Montana
Union Railroad company for like property is
81 900 per mile.
4. The apportionment of the assessment of
the roadway, roadhed, rails and rolling stock
of the Northern Pacific Railroad company
by this Board, for and to Deer Lodge county
is s159,5e5, and the apportionment of the
assessment of the roadway, roaLbed. rails
and rolling stock of the Montana Union
Railroad company by this Board, for and to
Deer Lodge county, is s199.35o.
s. The description of the main lines OF
said railroads in the county, by metes and
bounds. as hereinafter appears, il correct.
THEREroRE: Ordered, that the apportion-
ment of the assessment of the roadway,
thern Pacific Railroad company, for and to
Deer Lodge county. in the sum of $159. .525,
and the apportionment of the assessment OF
the road way, roadbcd, rails and ro olling stock