The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1895-06-22

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David Lutz and Jerry Mongon,
were appointed viewers to meet at
Lutz's place June 20, 1895, viewers
to marls route of road distinctly
with posts or stakes on every one
hundred yards or less.
Plat of the "Truchot Gardens, +"
situated near Choteau, was pre-
sented, examined and approved.
A petition for new school dis
trict. to be set apart from distric,
No l, and to be known as district
No 4, was presented. Examlna-
tion and discussion Of same, and
hearing arguments by parties in
terested, occupied the afternoon
session. The after was Gna'ly
laid over until Wednesday.
THIRD DAY.-Board met at 10 a.
M, all members present, and re-
sumed consideration of the petition
for new school district. A protest
was sui mitted by trustees of dis
trict No l., against division of dis.
trict and asking that the matter be
postponed in order to give said
trustees an opportunity to show
reasons why such division should
not be made. The matter was dis
cussed at length without reaching
decision.
The matter of new record book
was then taken up and the county
clerk directed to purchase through
the county printer, such record
and index books as the business of
his Office required, in compliance
with the codes taking effect July /,
1895.
On motion of Taylor, seconded
by Miller, the matter of school dis
trict No 4, was laid over until the
September meeting The clerk
was directed to write the attorney
general of Montana as to whether
the proposed issue of bonds by dis
trict No l would be affected by the
formation of new district out OF
district No /.
After approving report of NJ Nc.
Hale, supervisor of road district
No 5, the board proceeded to audit
bills against the county. Bill OF
Wn Cox for logs $1,000, was dis.
allowed, as not chargeable to Tetor
comfy. Bill of H A Gillette, $127,
for right of way of county road
was disallowed as having been set.
tied by commissioners of former
board.
FOURTH DAY-Board met, same
members present.
The board considered the matter
of purchasing metal furniture fol
vault to accommodate new record
books, made necessary by new law
and ordered same.
Communication received from
VIM. Hodgskiss, assessor, appoint
ing Geo. W. Magee, as deputy
assessor, approved.
Ordered that there be purchased
for the use of Henry Guerin, super
visor road district No. 3:
shovels, l pick, I scraper and !
keg of spikes.
The board then proceeded t.
audit bills against the county.
Bill of S. H. Drake, $50, for tril
to Blackfoot by order of coroner,
disallowed as now being chargablt
to Teton county.
A petition for county road from
Blackleaf to Fish Lake was ther
considered and gra ted. ]. A
VanBuskirk, w. S. Clark and
David Anderson were appointed
viewers to meet at Clark Humc
Ranch, on Saturday, June 90
1895, viewers to be directed to
mark road distinctly by driving
stakes along route.
t was ordered that compensa-
tion of road viewers be fixed at
four dollars per day.
A petition from trustees OF
school district No. l and property
owners was presented, asking that
the alley in block 8 of the town OF
Choteau be vacated for school pur-
poses. Several property holders
interested appeared and advocated
same, and the request was granted.
Several delayed reports were
taken up and examined. Report
of Henry Guerin, supervisor oI
road district No. 3, was approved.
Report of Effie A. Hardin, Super
intendent of schools, showine 9
transactions of her office for the
quarter ending May 81, 1895, was
approved.
FIFTH DAY. Board met at 10 "a.
IN. same members present, and re-
sumed examination and checking of
treasurers report, which, proving
correct, was duly approved.
Moved by Taylor and seconded
by Miller that notice be published
in local columns of the county paper
for 80 days before next regular
meeting that no claims against the
county will be considered unless
presented in proper and legal
shape. Carried.
New bond of A E Paisley, road
supervisor district No Lin the sum