The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-03-24
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SYNOPSIS

SYNOPSIS
or Proceedings OF the I.oard Of County
com IN ~issionors of Lewis nad Glarka
County, Montana. In Regular Session,
March. 1909, 1arm.
March Z, lrat day.
Board met ns per statute provided.
Present:
D. w. Knight. chairman.
A. j. Burns, commissioner,
u. 8. Tooksr, clerk.
Commissioner II. D. Edgorton, absent
from the county.
Minutes OF session Decsmbsr II last, read
and signed by chairman.
In compliance with section GIG, 9th div.
compiled statutes, the official bonds Of tho
several county and township officers were
examined and the sursties thereon deemed
sufficient. 5
Balance Of forenoon devoted to payment
Of salaries of county officers.
Adjourned till two p. m.
Renssemblod Mt two p. M, present same
~ in forenoon.
Treasurer'a report OF license collected
during the quarter. 417. 95s.3o, examined,
approved and ordered printed.
Ordered, That hereafter, whenever the
service Of q process Ia necessary in tho case
of coroner's inquest. tho same shall be-
served by the sheriff. Tho coroner will not
be allowed fees for tho service OF such
papers after this dste. u .s-=
Letters of admission to and dismissal
from the county poor farm for tho quarter,
examined and checked up.
Balance of afternoon devoted to examin-
alton Of treasurer's quarterly report.
Adjourned till 10 =. m. Tomorrow.
March S-Second day.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Present same as irst day.
Minutes of yesterdays session read and
signed by chairman.
In response TO proper advertisements the
following bids were received for the care
and keep Of the county poor for the year
ending March l. 1893:
.. 2. Liddell, 81 per week por capita.
VIM. Stuewe. 81 per week rer capita.
"A. b. Smell, $4.25 per week per capita.
The bid Of Wan. Stuewe bsinR 40 low
as any other, and he having given en-
tire satisfaction during his tenure, the con
tract for the ensuing year is hereby
awarded to him.
Adjourned till two p. m. @@@
Reassembled at two p. M, present same
as in forenoon. @
Afternoon devoted to examination treas
urer's quarterly report.
Adjourned till 10 a. m. tomorrow.
March 9-Third day.
Board met pursuant 70 adjournment.
Present came as first day.
Minutes OF yesterdays session read and
signed by chairman.
Orders for warrants from district clerk to
county clerk for warrants issued to wit
nesBes and jurors in attendance on district
court and grand jury, warrants issued on
same, and district clerks report OF same.
examined and found correct.
Official bond of VIM. Stuewe, contractor
for care and keep of poor, was approved
and ordered recorded.
Adjourned till two p. m.
Reassembled at W r. m. Present same az
in forenoon.
Ordered: @#
That the clerk notify T. w. Ellis. publio
administrator, that his resignation as such
officer will be acceptable to this board.
Adjourned till nine a. Ill. tomorrow,
March 1O-Fourth day.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Present same as first day.
Examination treasurer's quarterly report
concluded. It was found correct and or
dered recorded.
Balance of forenoon occupied with ex-
animation Of claims.
Adjourned till two pm.
Reassembled at two p. N. Present same
as in forenoon.
Afternoon devoted to examination and
payment Of claims.
Adjourned till nine a. m. tomorrow.
March 11-Fifth day.
Board met pursuant TO adjournment.
Present same na first day.
Minutes Of yestel days session and ses-
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chairman.
Forenoon occupied with payment of bills.
Adjourned till W p. n.
Keassembled at two p. NJ, present same
as in forenoon.
Ordered: 4&-*- =
That tho clerk advertise for, bids for the
construction Of a diamond. shaped pier
filled with rock, eight fsot wido in center,
and twenty fest long, with cross ties in
same eighteen inches apart, under the west
end of present bridge at tho crossing of the
Dearborn river; also Il hfty-foot rpan, with
truss supports the same height as the pres
snt bridge, to have tho same number of
stringers and of the same strength "a now in
use, with a square ahut1nent under west
end of span filled with stone. Also to re-
move whatever distractions now exist to the
free passage of water. Bidders must sub
nit plans and speoiications OF the work.
The county raservingt the right to reject any
or al bids. Bids to be addressed to tho
undersigned, to be received till 10 4. M,
Tuesday, April II, 1892.
Ordel ed:
That in the case of physicians other than
those regularly employed by the county,
attending INDECENT patients, they shall be
allowed not more than So por visit, and
immediate notice of such servico must be
given the county commissioners or county
auditor. No allowance will be made for
such attendance except in cases where the
services Of the county physician cannot bs
had.
Report of receipts and disbursements by
county attorney, corrected and ordered
filed.
Bill of John Morris, 49,. 50, INDECENT aid,
not allowed.
Bill of DR.. A. G. Flemming. professional
services, 800, allowed for 1854.
Bill of N. ]. Mcconnell. Jail architect
fees, 1891 Sc, allowed for Si13.76.
Adjourned till 10 a. m. tomorrow.
March l2-Sixth day.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Present same rs first day.
Bill OF VIM. Sims, constable fees, 1898,
allowed for S24S.3O.
Bill of Helena Con. Water Co., water.
$206.O5, allowed for $685.
Bill of Richard Gross, S15, and of John
Hilsoh, 50, for INDECENT aid, not allowed.
Adjourned till two p. IN.
Reashembled at two p. M, present same
as in forenoon.
Bill of VIM. Oertel, 1928, INDECENT aid,
not allowed.