The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1891-06-13
LIVINGSTON MONTANA. SATURDAY, JUNE 13 1891.
SYNOPSIS OF PROCEEDINGS
OF the Board of County Commissioners
june Term,

OF the Board of County Commissioners
June Term.
First Day, June 1st, 1S91-Board me
in regular session. Present, w. M
Wright, chairman; H. j. Hoppe and r
B. Briggs, commissioners, and S
Deutsch, county clerk.
County treasurer's accounts and re
ports examined and approved.
Bonds of county and township officer
examined and approved, with the excep
tion of Mrs. Eva NJ. Hunter, and she re
quired to give new bond.
The appointment of Morton w. Hatch
deputy county assessor, approved.
The appointment of Joseph L. Mean
nelly, as deputy county assessor, ap
proved.
The following reports of county off
GERS were approved: S. Deutsch, county
clerk; 0. Emmons, district clerk; VIM
NJ. Wright, county commissioner; R. B
Briggs, county commissioner; A. J
Campbell, special county attorney; Eva
NJ. Hunter, superintendent public in
struction; 0. p Templeton, sheriff; Jno
| Clifford, assessor
Board adjourned until 9 o'clock a. m.
June 2.
Second Day, Tuesday. June End, 1891
Board met pursuant to adjournment
Present, VIM. M. Wright, chairman; H
j. Hoppe, r. B. Briggs, commissioners
S. Deutsch, clerk.
Contract with VIM. Kearns in regard
to child Margaret Taylor cancelled
Child returned to her father, w. J. Tay-
lor.
Lease with S. B. Wyman for ground
upon which Cooke City Jail stands for
the rental Of Sl2 per year approved and
signed.
Resignation of Thomas K. Lee, Justice
of the peace, Big Timber precinct, ac-
cepted. A. NJ. Harris appointed as JUS
tice Of the peace, Big Timber precinct.
John Blake appointed constable, Big
Timber precinct.
Ordered, that $500 be allowed to ex-
pend in Road District No. 8.
Ordered, that $500 be allowed to OK
pend in Road District No. q.
Petition of r. B. Briggs and others to
locate the following county road
Beginning at the northwest corner
section 25, township l north, range 13
east; running thence in southwesterly
direction to the northwest corner of sec
tion 3, township south, range Ii east.
Approved, and following road viewers
appointed to meet June l8, 1891: New
ton Budd, A. M. Harris, Thos. K. Lee.
Road petition Of S. P Tunnel ct al. to
lay out the following road:
Beginning at a point on the county
road leading from Livingston to Spring
dale, between Hicks and Hildege's;
thence running southerly up Mission
creek by the most feasible route to in
tersect the county road leading from
Livingston to the Boulder Approved,
and the following road viewers appointed
to meet June 18, 1891: C. F.. Cady, Jno
F. Locke, G.. B. Chittenden.
Road petition of w. G. Strong ct al
to lay out the following road:
TO commence at the southeast corner
OF section Ii, township north, range IA
east. and run south about 800 rods;
thence southeasterly to section limo;
thence east two miles and 800 rods to
the established road which leads to the
school house in district No. %. Ap-
proved, and the following road viewers
appointed to meet June 25, 1891: John
B. Cook, w. G. Strong and Ed Adam.
Road petition of Prosper Tessier ct al.
to establish a county road in road dis
trict No. 16 laid over until parties have
complied with the law.
Road petition of James Lyons ct al. to
extend road near Mill creek laid over
until parties have complied with the law.
School petition of Samuel Forney ct
al. approved by board as recommended
by superintendent of instruction, Mrs.
Eva!M Hunter, and School District No 80
with the following boundaries estab-
lished:
Commencing at the Yellowstone river
where the township line of and 5, range
8 east, crosses, following said township
line east to summit of mountains; thence
south to Mill creek; then down Mill
creek to section %, township 5, range 9
east, including all of said section % in
new district; then down Mill creek to
the head of mill race known as the Da-
Wis mill race; then down mill race to
mill; then down Mill creek to river; then
down Yellowstone river to starting
point, all of said land is in township 5,
range 9 east, Park county, Montana:
The following bills were audited and
allowed on contingent fund:
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