The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1898-09-22

treasurer.
VIM Q Hagen. sheriff report of
Itil boarders. Warrant order
IN payment OF expenses incurred
D. A Perry county assessor: re
port OF Special taxes collected, a.
folows: Poor taxes HOO, rod
taxes HOO with treasure $
receipt FOR same.
H Beaupre. Justic of the Peace,
'hoteau 'ownship. warrant orde,
ID in payment Of costs incurred
Geo w Magee, Justice of Oh
Peace. Dnou, er Township wa
rant ordered in payment OF cos
incurred.
VIM Dawes Justice Of the peaee,
Narias township, warrant ordgre
IN payment Of costs incurred
Board then adjourned to 2 p NJ
AFTERNOON SESSION.
i'oard reaseembled at z p m.
all neuters present. and proceed
ID TO open proposals for the con
struction of bridge across the
Marias river in accordance with
I'd vertisement dated July 29, 1898.
Proposals were read as follows.
Gillette Herzog Mfg Co for l
steel span, tubular piers 10000.
O. E. Peppard tor 2 steel spacs,
tubular piers 10 600.
Walter Mathews for steal sus,
pension, Munyon patent $3.50.
A ] Tuiiock tor / steel span,
tubular piers 9.9a2s
-san Francisco Bridge Co for l
steel span, tubular per 10, 200
Wrought Iron Bridge Co or l
steel span. tubular piers 9,875.
King Bridge Co for No and 2
steel spans tubular piers 10000.
King Bridge Co No 2 FOR l steel
span tubular piers 10, 200.
Examination and explanation of
the several plans occupied the
entire afternoon. Board then al,
journed to 10 N Sept Z.
SECOND DAY
Sept 7. Board met at 10 a n
All members present, and resumeC
''nsideration of bridge proposals
The following bids We're rejected
md the clerk was instructed
return to the bidders their plans
and specifications, and also tLt
tFeeE deposited BY Them as 4.
qua antec of good faith.
Gillette> Herzoq Mfg Co for the
"e tson that the plans indicated Il
"'dge of only 240 feet span, til
acquired length being 26O feet.
0 E Ptppard for the reason lhat
I'd exceeded the constitutions
'ni' OF en- thousand dollars. sa
'roncisco lst1dg, 90 for the sam
ason, King Br,dxe Co.'S No /
III r.asoA thar y span brlda
IS o4sidcred undesirable.
B>ard considered remaining
r"""saIs unit noan an adjou.nf
to 2 p NJ
AFTERNo N SESSION
Board r assembled at 2 D m
vi members present and con
inn d the business of the mOrn1pz.
'sSion. After some discussion.
he plans under consideration wcr,
-ferref to the countyS surveyor
or his opinion thereon, he t,
report later in the CAV.
ard then proceeded TO nae,
proposals for SUPPLYING l3 t. us of
co4t for use in he county jail
Bat one bid was received as follows
lack Vail 13 ,ons at nine dol al
per on. r jectcd as too high u
p zee, belng more than such coal
could be purchased for in open
market.
Following official reports were
'xamined, approved and orderao
flied.
Geo Adlaq. jlstice Of the peace,
Dupuyer township, showing fines
collected amounting TO ten dollars
with the treasurers receipt for the
same
j e Erickson, county attorney
No lees collected,
Board then approved report an,
ordered same filed, and counteu
he cash in trcasurer's hands find
Jag same correct as shown, $I4,
2S2,l5.
1t beinL reported that Chas N
Greene, toe registry agent al
Collins had left the county. Charles
j Seamsu was appointed to fiji. the
vacancy.
A petition was presented asking
for the creation of a new township
upon the ceded strip, and it was
ordered that such new township be
established, to comprise the "ceded
strip" and to be known as ST.
Mary's township, No. 4.
Board then proceeded 10 examine
reports of H f England, County
trna,surar T. ST of licpnSeS lSSueo n