The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1890-03-15
[ONTANA. SATURDAY, MARCH Is, 1890.
SYNOPSIS OF PROCEEDINGS
OF the Board of County Commissioners,
Regular Session.

OF the Board of County Commissioners,
Regular Session.
LIVINGSTON, March 3 1890.
Board met at the county clerks office
at o'clock p. M, the following officers
present: Commissioners H. J. Hoppe
and Geo. Z. Lamport, County Clerk S.
Deutsch. Absent, VIM. NJ. Wright.
Bonds of county and township officers
examined and approved.
County treasurer's accounts and re-
port examined and approved.
| Board adjourned until tomorrow at 8
a. m.
SECOND DAY.
Board met at 9 a. m. pursuant to ad-
journment. Present Commissioners
Hoppe and Lamport, County Clerk S.
Deutsch. Absent, Com'r Wright.
The following reports of county and
township officers examined and ap-
proved:
s. Deutsch, county clerk; O. Emmons,
clerk district court; Allan r. Joy, coun
ty attorney; o. p Templeton, sheriff;
justices of the peace@Samuel Hosford,
VIM. H. Redfeld, Thos. K. Lee, VIM. G.
Strong, w. r. Mahan, John Reavely;
constables-J. w. Patton, John Skillin.
Last grand jury report read.
Resignation of E. G. Hughes received
and accepted.
Resignation of Shelby Eli billiard re-
ceived and not accepted.
Bids for maintenance and clothing OF
the county poor at the poor farm for the
ensuing year opened. One bid, that of
David Abel, received and the contract
awarded to him at 81 per week per cap
| ita, he being required to give bonds in
| the sum of $1,000 to fulfill said con-
tract.
| School district No. % established with
the following boundaries: Commencing
two miles south of the first standard
parallel, south on the Yellowstone Guide
meridian, thence running west on Sec
tion line to the west boundary of Park
county; thence running south on coun-
! ty line to the north boundary of school
district 25; thence east on said boundary
line to the Yellowstone river; thence
north along west side of Yellowstone
river to place of beginning.
James II. Smith transferred from
school district No. 3 to school district
No. 2, on recommendation of school su-
perintendent, Mrs. Eva M. Hunter.
! School district No. % established with
| the following boundaries: Commencing
[ at the intersection Of section line be-
tween sections 16 and II, township l
north, range IA east, with the Yellow
stone river; thence running south on
said section line to the base line of Mon
tana; thence west on said base line to
section line between sections and 5,
| township l south, range IA east; thence
south to the south boundary Of district
| No l; thence west on said boundary line
to the Yellowstone river to place Of be-
ginning.
Petition of Thomas Craig and others
for changing county road in road dis
trict 10, not granted.
Road district No. "a established, with
the following boundaries: Commencing
at the Natural bridge, on the Main
Boulder river, thence running south to
west along said south boundary line to
the west boundary line of district No.
Is, thence north along the west bound
ary Of district Is to a point opposite the
Natural bridge, on the Boulder river,
thence east to a place Of beginning.
$500 allowed to be expended in road dis
trict No. "a.
Road viewers we're appointed to view
road as prayed in petition of Mark D.
Potter and others: Tom Kavanaugh,
George Toston and James Murphy.
April 1st, 1890.
Road viewers report of Henry G. Stan
bach and others approved and county
road established as recommended, and
as follows: Beginning at point where
the county road strikes the line between
Sec 10, T 4, N r 10 E, and Sec "a, T 4,
N r 9 E, thence to run south % mile,
thence to bear east making curve OF
40 rods back to line running south to
southwest corner of Sec 19, T 4, N +
10 E, thence south westerly down Elk
creek to the intersection with county
road.
The following road supervisors ap-
pointed for ensuing year: District No. l,
Fred Bartell, Sweetgrass; district No. 2,
Henry Ellingson, Melville; district No.
3, John Ellison, Big Timber; district
No. 4, VIM. Hunter, Red Lodge; district
No. 5, VIM. Ingersoll, Fridley; district
No. 6, Joseph Briscoe, Livingston; dis
trict No. 7, A. A. Rich, Livingston; dis
trict No. 8, Walter v Grannis, Living
ston; district No. 9, Henry Roland, Liv-
ingston; district No. 10, Joseph George,
Livingston; district No. II, A. J. Ring
lesby, Fridley; district No. II, Walter
M. Hoppe, Gardiner; district No. 13, S.
B. Wyman, Cooke; district No. IA, David
X. Buchanan, Livingston; district No.
Is, r. G. Shipman, Mcleod; district No.
16, Prosper Tessier, Melville: district
No. II, D. n Ely, Livingston; district
No. 18, G. W. Wood, Chico; district No. |
10, John Evans, Cokedale; district No. |
20, M. L. Baker, Livingston; district No.
q, James Murphy, Myersburg; district
No. %, w. G. Strong, Melville; district
No. %, A. A. Rich, Melville; district No. |
"a, Albert Schmidt, Mcleod. Board |
adjourned until tomorrow 9 o'clock, a. m. |
THIRD DAY.
Board met pursuant to adjournment !
at a. m. Present: Commissioners |
Hoppe and Lamport, County Clerk |
S. Deutsch. Absent: Commissioner
Wright. The following bills, on contin-
gent fund, examined and allowed.
George Gros, stenographer. $3.50 a
Deutsch county clerk. $50 90
w Wright, county treasurer er..... 593 7S |
W II Bowen dep. county treasurer .. 80 90 |
John Clifford, assessor sor............. $50 90 |
Templeton, sheriff ......... .......... 375 20
Eva NJ. Hunter, supt pub instruction. 3o2 5O
q EmmOns elk dist court , $50 90
Jas A Bailey, dep dist elk 225 90
Allan r Joy county attorney . 255 90
" .... 81 13
POOR FUND.
A Owen lumber 81 12
Geo W Metcalf team m.. 500
VIM Pfohl, boarding poor. 80
Geo w Pfohl, :" ........... 50 75
VIM DeMoss. nursing 35 so
VIM e THOMPSON rebate tax x. ZOO
Mary Pfohl. boarding poor " 595
Orschel 4 Bro, mdse dse......... 25
ID Donovan, boarding poor .. $50
Carver Mercantile Co. mdse - 1O7 80
George Norris we'll, poor farm 265 90
Fl Hodgen boarding Henry STYLE - l65 90
A. owens lumber ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS II 20