The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1897-09-15

Brice, for medical attendance ir
diphthcra cases, was .disallowed ir
the sum of S5l for the same reason.
Claim No. lO3, in favor Of VIM
GOdfricd, for making coffin for pau
per was disalloWed $3. 90 for the same
reason. ....
Claim NO. ll2, in favor Of II d
,Miser & G., for furnishing supplies
for paupcrs, was reduced to $3.50. Al
part Of the charges therein were not
authorized.
Claim No. 1l5, in favor of DR.. r
GWinn. for medical attendance il
diphthcria cases. was reduced to S11:
because it was considered excessive
Claim No. 1871, in favor of Small
ley's Drug Store, for S4.5O, was re
| jected because articles were returned
Claim No. l4i, in favor Of DR.. j ~
Brice, for $23, was rejected for th&
reason it was not authorized.
Claim No. 210, in favor Of S. W
I Minshal}, for 800, was reduced tC
| $40, as. it was considered excessive.
Claim No. III, in favor o. jIarpe,
\ Baird. for damages for work horses
killed on public highway, was disal.
| lowed $50, us it was considered eXces.
sive.
Claim No. 20G, in favor of w. S.
Fortincr for 800, expense account O!
county surveyor, was rejected.
It was ordered that the county
clerk hereafter keep accurate account
each quarter, of all money paid out
by him for current quarter fol
| freight charges on Blank ,books
and printing shipped to The county
by order Of the county printer and
report the amount thereof each
quarter to, this board, in order that it
may be deducted from the amount Of
the county printers quarterly bill
each quarter.
The amount Of freight charges
heretofore paid by the county on
blank books and printing shipped To
the county during the present print
ING contract, since January 5th 1897,
was ordered deducted from the print
ing bill Of the county printer for this
quarter.
In the matter of a certain pro-
posed new public highway, petitioncd
fer by George Miles, and others. to
run from the south line Of the town
Of Hamilton to point on tho pres
ent county road from Grantsdalc to
Darby between the lands Of Philip
Cutler and Lcander Mason, laid over
and continued from the last regular
meeting Of this board for further
consideration, the matter was taken
up and taken under adviscmcnt and
it appearing that an amended re-
port OF vic'vcrs, complying with the
law in all respects, had been filed,
and all required agreements for right
Of way having been filed and all nee
essary anidavits having been made
and all claims for damages being in
and non-rcsldcnts being asccrtIincd
ahd'it appearing that Ill the require
mcnls of law having been complied
with and testimony and arguments
Tor and against the opening Of said
road and for and against damages on
account thereof. by all parties inter
toueu: 'id'lIiS Dccll 'lC''Iu dllu COIlslu-
cred, by this board at its last regular
meeting and the board being fulIy
advised in the premises, IL WAS
ordered that the petition for said
proposed road be granted and SAID
road established and opened upon the
following conditions to- witt
lst. That the non-consent;ng and
nonresident land owners along the
route thereof be rewarded, AN the
expense Of the petitioners, zcompcn-
satiOn for the land taken and dam
ages on account Of said road as fol
lows: