The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1892-03-19
IONTANA. SATURDAY, MARCH 19. 1897
SYNOPSIS OF PROCEEDINGS

SYNOPSIS OF PROCEEDINGS
OF the Board of County Com missi"ners
Livingston, Montana, March 9TH, 1892.
The board of county commissioners o
the county of Park met at the count,
ent. H. j. Hoppe. chairman: r. B. Briggs
commissioner, and S. Deutsch, clerk
Absent, w. M. Wright, commissioner.
Report of county treasurer for quartz
ending February 29th, 1892, examined
and approved.
Bids for medical attendance upon the
poor, sick and infirm of Park county fo1
the ensuing year were opened. The fol
lowing bids were received VIM. L
Shawk, S65 per month and travelling eX
penses; D. S. Green, 5000 per year; W
H. Campbell, $40 per month for city Of
Livingston only; G.. K. Wells, $40 pei
month while in the city of Livingston
and $50 per month While on poor farm.
Bids for the purchase of the county
farm on TIP. 3 s., r. 8 E., were opened as
follows: NJ E. Wilson, $500 for the
farm or S75 per year rent; Jas. II. Smith
| $50 per year rent.
| Bids for the maintenance of the poor
sick and lnfirm of Park county for the
ensuing year were opened as follows
W. T. Collins, s. per week per capita
while in the city of Livingston and 81
per week per capita while on the poor
farm; Alfred Downen, 1896 per week
and $l4 for each burial, while on the
poor farm.
Board adjourned till tomorrow morn
ing.
Second Day, March Sth, 1892. Board
and Briggs and Clerk Deutsch. Com
missioner Wright absent.
Bonds of the several county and town
ship officers were examined and found to
be good and sufficient
The following bills were audited and
county clerk ordered to draw warrants
on the proper funds:
Allan r. Joy, for rent of poor house,
800, on roor fund; Allan r. JOY, for rent
of office, $50, on general fund; Allan r.
Joy, salary and fees as county attorney,
S228.3 .33, on contingent fund.
Reports of the following officers were
examined and approved, to-wlt:
S. Deutsch. county clerk and recorder,
fees collected and turned into county
treasury S69O2O.
O. Emmons, clerk of the district court.
fees collected and turned into the county
treasury S264.6O.
Allan r. Joy, county attorney.
John Clifford, county assessor.
The following county officers allowed
Fol
For sheriff's office, one under sheriff
at Sl25 per month, and one deputy sher
itf aG S75 per month
For county clerk and recorders Office,
two deputies at 500 per month each.
For clerk of the district court, one
deputy at 800 per month.
Ordered, that all licenses collected for
the ensuing quarter shall be placed in
the contingent fund.
An agreement was made with Sheriff
0. P. Templeton to serve all legal pro-
cesses, both civil and criminal, and pay
for all kilograms and postage stamps
used in sheriff's Office for the sum of
800 per month, payable quarterly by
warrant drawn on general fund, and
Park county shall not pay for any horse
hire, feed or livery, but to pay for rail
road transportation, and county to re-
celve all mileage collected by sheriff.
Ordered, that the road supervisor in
-oad district No. 8 be authorized to eX-
pend the sum of $500 to repair county
'oad east of Shields river, including the
expense Of building bridge, the county
% furnish lumber.
Ordered, that road petition of Edward
Adam ct al. be laid over and Commis-
'ioner r. B. Briggs be appointed to look
,ver the road
Road petition of Prosper Tessier ct al.
or the following described road, begin
ling at the south quarter stone section
4, township north, range IA east;
hence running north through the mid
lie of said section one mile to the quar-
er section stone between sections II
md 13 of said township and range to the
present county road, approved and the
road viewers appointed: John
;. Cook, Fred McAllister and H. P.
franklin to view said road, view to be
made April 2nd, 1892.
Road petition of F. S. Thompson ct
j. to establish the following described
Dad, beginning at corner of Mcleod
treet and Eighth avenue in Big Tim
er; thence to southeast corner of Gem
terry; thence in southWesterly direc-
ion near foot of Boulder bluffs to
oint on Boulder river known as First
soulder crossing, approved and the fol-
owing road viewers appointed: John
1llison, G.. T. Busha and Albert Stubble
eld to view said road, view to be made
1arch 29th, 1892.
Ordered, that new road district, to
o known as district No. 81, be estab-
shed with the following boundaries, TO-
lit: Beginning at the southeast corner I
section 13, township north, range ID
asst; thence east to the southwest cor
or of section Is, township north, range
east; thence south to township line {
etween townships 3 and north; thence
esterly to summit of Crazy mountains;
hence southerly along summit of Crazy
about 6 miles; thence east !
rly along line between townships 2 and j
north to southeast corner Of township !
north, range Is east; thence north to !
lace Of beginning And that the boun-
aries of road district No. 16 be made to
onform to above. =
Ordered, that Mrs Selma Mosier be
lowed $40 per month for maintenance J
self and family as paupers for the en- !
ling quarter, and that county clerk pay '
lid amount monthly and draw war I
mt on the poor fund to cover said dis !
ursement. v
Contract for the maintenance of the T
DOR, sick and intirln for the ensuing y
oar was let to w. T. Collins, as per his 4
d therfor submitted. G
of for roolioa1 corr;ooc opl ,,,o1 | u
ines for the ensuing year for the poor, j
Ok and infrm was let to George r.
ellis, NJ. d., as per his bid there q
r submitted. N
All bids for the purchase or renting of (
10 county poor farm in I. 3 S., K. 9 E., y
ere rejected. P
Report of L. N. Lepley, police magis G
ate and ex-officio justice of the peace, 2
as approved. j.
The following road supervisors were 2