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

Dupuyer township, and directed
clerk to notify appointee at once
in order that his bond might be
perfected before adjournment.
The board then adjourned to 1(
a M, March 3.
Second Day,
The board met at 10 a. m. all
members being present. On mo-
tion the action of the board in
postponing the consideration OF the
report of the viewers of the Cho-
teau and North Fork of Sun river
road was reconsidered. After dis
cussion the report was approved
and damages awarded in accordance
Herewith as follows, payment to
be made upon the delivery of a
proper deed to the county, out of
the road fund.
Sands Cattle & Land dCo...............s s215.O
Edmund Wilde. Observation-Disclosures. $50. 90.
Thos. Worsley $500.
1t being understood that the
parties so paid should erect any
necessary fences.
Ordered that the county survey
or be instructed to survey and plat
the road
Adjourned to p. m.
The board reassem bled, all the
members being present, aud pro-
ceeded to open and consider the
bids for county work and awarded
contracts as follows:
Bridge across Spring creek, S.
Penrod, 1924 so.
Bridge across Muddy creek, S.
Penrod, 1920
Bridge across Spring branch of
Muddy creek, S. Penrod, 62. so.
Bridge across Eureka canal, W.
Bruce, 1890.
Flooring Teton bridge, W. Bruce
1914 90
Constructing fence Co Choteau
and Pondera road, W. Bruce, per
mile, 10000.
Constructing fence on Bynum
and Black Leaf read, all bids re-
jecteG.
Eighteen thousand feet of lum-
Der, 40, 900 for Choteau, 5000 for
Dupuyer, 1900 for Bynum), Fryer
& Louads, 10000.
1t was ordered that in the accep
tance of the above bids the accept
ed bidder shall enter into con-
tract to perform the same in accor-
dance with the plans and specitica-
tions on file and give bond to be
approved by the board IN double
the amount of the bid, and until
said contract and bond are furnish
ed the contract will not be award
ed. The board then adjourned to
10 a. m. March 4.
Third Day.
The board met at 10 a. m., ali
members be ing present.
The following resolution was Of
fered by Commissioner Miller.
Moved that the county clerk pay
out no money in his lpossession for
incldent tai purposes, but to pay the
same to the county treasurer and
report the same at the regular
meeting in June. Carried by the
following vote: Aye, Jones and
Miller. No, Taylor.
The board ther proceeded to
consider the matter of county
printing Bids were rendered as
follows.
S NJ. Corson
For all blanks, printed stationary and
publishing, 15 per cent less than legal rates
| For Blank BOOks:--
Printed headings, 40 per cent discount.
Imprinted pages IS per cent discount
Full printed pages, 30 per cent. discount
All work, except blank books, to be done at
| Montanian office in Choteau.
Dupuyer Acantha, by c. E. Tres
cott, sole owner and publisher
Publishing synopsis commissioners pro-
| ceedings, legal rates, less 100 per cent
| Publishing legal notices, including treas
| urer's report, delinquent tax list, notices OF
special meetings, proposals for bids, financial
statements, etc, legal rates, les, is per cent
| BLANKS, from hat cap paper, 14X17 Incnes, 1t
pour ds to ream blocked:
| Eighth sheet, side printed, 80 pr ct. discount
Eighth sheet. side printed, 90 pr ct. discount
| Fourth sheet, side printed, 80 pr ct. discount
! Fourth sheet, side printed. 45 pr ct. discount
| Half sheet, side printed 50 pr ct. discount
| Half sheet, 2 side printed, As pr ct, discoun,
| Whole sheet. side printed, 90 pr ct. discount
| Whole sheet, 2 side printed, 60 pr CT. discount
500.
Letter heads, best quality, blocked. s2.7'
per 500, $3.50 per ,0GO.
| Envelopes any size or color, XXX, high cut
| per 600, S2.25 per 1000, $500.
| Blank books, bound in substantial anC
workmanlike manner, in cloth or unfinished
calf, as nmay be desired, Lowest purchas
able price in state. with express or freight
added" or,
Medium, l3x1s, legal rates less 371s per cent
| Dbl Cap, 14XI7, legal rates, less 371s per cent
| Deny, IONIC, legal rates, less 40 per cent
Cap, SH14, legal rates, less 10 per cent