The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1896-03-19

OF Burton. U. G. Allen appeared
before board and advocated grant
ing same. After discussion th,
petition was granted, and A. T
Goodspeed, A. j. Cowell and J. F
raylor were appointed viewers, tt
meet at Burton, March 13.
The following contracts fol
county work were presented an6
after examination approved and
signed:
S. Y. Penrod, bridges With bond
in sum of thirteen hundred and
three dollars, with T. J. Baart and
l.. W. Lehr as sureties.
Fryer & Lounds, $4,000 feet OF
lumber, bond in sum of seven
hundred and twenty dollars, with
G. II. Connor and VIM. Brnce as
sureties.
The board then adjourned to 10
a. m., March 5.
Fourth Day.
The board met at 10 a. m., all
members present and resumed
consideration of the matter OF
the county printing 1t was
moved by Miller that both bids for
printing be rejected, and that the
board make contract for printing g
with S. M. Corson. Carried by
following vote. Aye, Jones aud
Miller. No, Taylor.
DIR. S. FL Drake presented con
tract for care of county poor, for
one year from March 6, 1896, ac-
companled by bond in the sum of
five hundred dollars, with Alfred
Harris and John jackson as sure
ties. Same approved and signed
The board then appointed road
supervisors for the ensuing year
as follows:
Bistrict Bistrict No No PMslSle
District No 3-Bynum ........ Henry Guerln
District No. 5-Marias John shimnick
District No. 6, Freezeout, was
discontinued and merged in No. 1
The board then proceeded to ex :
anime bills against Teton county
until noon, when it adjourned to
1.3O p. m.
l.3O p. m. The beard reasscm.
cled, all members present. Wm.
Bruce presented his contract for
the county work awarded him, ac-
companied by bond in the sum of
eight hundred dollars, with John
Borrow and VIM. R. Ralston as
sureties. After examination same
was approved and signed.
The board then resumed consid
Grafton of claims against Teton
county. The following bills were
disal owed, as not properly charg-
able to Teton county.
Max Grotthuss, conveying
message as to death of J.
Il. Burroughs ,.........$ 9 90
j W Armstrong, axle broken
Teton bridge -. ..... 7 so
VIM Hodgskiss, exp burial
John Marian. 42 so
The following claims were al
lowed and warrants ordered in
payment of same.
Jennie Mcdonald, assisting
treasurer ............ $50 60
Grace Vance, same. ...... 30 90
VIM Hodgskiss, exp to as
SCISSORS meeting....... i. 26 35
Com'r Miller voted no en- the
question of allowing ABOVE three
bills.
Geo S Perkins, rep locks. -. 2 SO
LaPcyre Bros, mdse ...... 18 0C
Irwin, Hodson Co, mdse -. 2 20
Disallowed l 90
H F England, messenger. 5 90
Chase Parsen, wit and mile
age Irwin case .......... Is co
Fred c BourQuin, same. -. 81 GO
E G Garrett, tak testimony II 90
Gait Coal Co, coal for Jail. SIS 25
MrsChenowith, nurs Sandvig rs 90
A T Goodspecd, road wing 80 90
Same, plating. ...,.... 25 0O
Jos Hirshberg & Co, spikes. 20
Safe, mdse .............. 40 10
Same, mdse for INDECENT fmy 10 0O
Fryer s. Lounds, bridge lum Al 15
G Fl Connor, agt, lumber :. l 62
A B Mcdonald, bd apprs. So 0O
VIM Cowgirl, Same ...... 20 4C
J f Webb, same ....... 64 0C
] B Mitchell, clerk ...... 81 OO
Jones voted no on this claim for
clerk hire.
Driver Bradley D Co, mdse. 3 81
II W Yeager,. .hauling coal. 35 OC
VIM Bruce, team, I'd v'wing 27 0C
Same, care of p%or ........ 75 0j
J K amsley, postage, exp. II 3S
Choteau Mere. Co, mdse >. 10 40
Jas Sulgrove, trav exp, post II 0O
H Beaupre, road viewing... II 0O
S Mcdonald, postage 49,. 3 So
Silverman & Cohen, mdse :. 5 2J
Same, pole ,........... l OC
JOS Hirshberg & &c, nails. 81
S + c & N 7 Co, kilograms. 4 80
f II Dean, filing saw ..... Is
J E DeHaas, rep furniture. l sc
] + Mitchell, dep co clerk. IS 0(