Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1898-09-14

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Eli Wills, work on road 3 90
Reduction of assessment allowed
as follows:
w b Peck. land and improvements,
81. .S35.
Julius Balm, TIA acres of land with
improvements.
w A Ackley, 100 sheep, $3.50.
Assessment of the Montana Saw
iDgs bank raised on land and i'm
provements $1,57s.
A special meeting of the board was
appointed for Nov. 1S for the pur-
pose of acting on various bids TO he
received on that day and to transact
such other business as may legally
come before such meeting.
Board ordered the county surveyor
tn advertise for bids for doing GER
tain grading at rock bluff above
the residence of II. Mcdonnell.
Officers reports examined and ap-
proved as follows:
q w Cook. treasurer.
Edmund Wright, clerk of court.
witness and juror fees.
Ordered that a transfer af 81 800 be
made from the general fund to the
contingent fund.
Ordered that a transfer of $204 he
made from the district road fund to
the general road fund.
The clerk was instructed to adver-
tise for sealed bids for furnishing %
tons of coal and Is cords of wood for
the use of the county at the court
house and Jail. said bids to be re-
ceived at a special session of the
board Nov. Is, 1893.
Clerk was also instructed to adver-
tise for sealed bids for the care, sup
port and maintenance of the sick,
poor and infirm OF the county, from
Jan. ], 1899, to Jan. l, 1900.
Also for furnishing drugs, medi-
cines and surgical supplies TO the
sick, poor and ipfirm at the county
hospital, prisoners at the county jail
and county patients within a radius
of 20 miles of Lewistown, from Jan.
], 1899, to Jan. I, 1900.
Also for furnishing the necessary
and usual medical and surgical at
tendance to the sick, poor and in
firm of the county at the hospital
and jail and within a radius of 70
miles of Lewistown, from Jan. J.,
1899. to Jan. 1, 1900.
Said bids to be acted upon by the
board al the regular December ses-
sion.
The following bids were received
for plastering and painting the court
room:
Andrew Green. plastering. .......$100 90
VIM Noreasch do l35 90
6 b Diehl do ....... 135 90
Surprenant & Hill, painting. 24O 90
Ovren & Nelson do -. 262 so
The bid of Andrew Green for plas-
tering and the bid Of Surprenant &
Hill for painting, being considered
the lowest and best, were accepted
and the county attorney ordered to
draw up the necessary contracts to
be signed by the said parties.
Judges of election for the ensuing
general election were appointed az
follows:
/. Stanford-J A Wall, Perry West
fall and B z Stack.
2. Wareham-Jas Ross, Levi Knerr
and Jas AwberTy.
8. Philbrook-C NJ Goodell, w V
Lewis and Henry Montgomery.
4. Utica-Wm Jackson, ST., John
Duffield, p w Korell, &C David, A c
Green.
5. Ubet-Wm Neill, J A j Dawes, II
j Gregory.
6. Trout Creek-R w Clifford. VIM
Gordon, b Pyle.
z. Cottonwood-C C. Long, ID l.
Shafer. J O Helsing. J ohm Jenni, John
Simpson.
s. Upper CottOnwood-Fred Bean,
j s Marshall, G F Williamson.
8. Ross Fork-Noble Walker, j. ohm
Branger, Leon Mason.
10. West Lewistown-A W War;,
& F Little, PC Weydert, c ii Will
Jams, f G Worden.
IL. East Lewistown-O W Kelly.
Ed Mcdonnell, NJ Campbell, Matt
Regan. j III Vadnais.
II. East Fork-Wm Busch. A V
Rogers, Walter O Downing.
13. Deerfield-G w Bauley, + A
Huson, Jesse Sample.
IA. Maiden-F d Fin!aw,
wirth, Otto Anderson.
Is. Moccasin-Frank Mitchell, + It
ColYer Phillip Saunders.