The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-06-13
required notices and provide the judges
Of said election with the necessary sun

required notices and provide the judge
OF said election with the necessary sup
plies and instructions.
1t was ordered that the election dis
tricts and voting places shall be ant
are the same as those established TO
the last general election.
The following persons were appoint
ed as judges of election:
No. /, Junction-J. E. Edwards
James Griffin and E. T. Griffin.
No. 2, North Billings j. W
Vaughan, A. s. Gass and. H. M. Allen.
No. 8, South Billings-B. w. Toole.
j. M. V. Cochran and T. W. Hum.
phrey.
No. 4, Canyon Creek-Wm. Birely,
j. H. Calhoun and S. j. Hopple.
No. 5, Laurel-Geo. Herbert, ]. T.
Sanford and W. H. Cramer.
No. 6, Park City-Olney Taylor,
Thos. Walters and G. Fl. Smith.
No. 7, Columbus-J. Il. Fraser,
Daniel Nice and F. j. Davis.
No. s. Thomas-C. r. Thomas, A.
l.. Thomas and B. G.. Shorey.
No. 8, Upper Observation-Disclosures
George, W.. M. Murphy and H. B.
Drum.
No. 10, Roundup-A. B. Lamott,
John McVay and VIM. Berrigan.
No. II, Fairview-W. r. Clark, w.
W. Smith and Geo. CHM.
No. ~, Musselshell-F. W. Handel,
W. H. Smithey and E. A. Baldwin.
The following bills were allowed and
warrants ordered drawn:
Billings Water Power Co., water
and lights. $67 90
Montana Sandstone Co., stone
for Columbus bridge. ....... As 70
Yegen Bros, supplies for poor. 10 90
Cothron & Todd, team for coun-
ty commissioners .......... 3 90
Martin Burns, road work. ..... 3 90
Bert Moorehouse, road work. -. 2 90
Bert Moorehouse, road work. -. 6 90
j. l.. Fraser, posting notices
general election, etc ........ 3 90
In the matter Of the road election
claims Of the judges Of election for ser.
vices rendered., certified to the board
by the county clerk, the board, upon
the opinion of the attorney general, dis
allowed such bills.
The clerk was instructed to publish a
notice in The Billings Gazette to the
effect that the board will meet on the
9Th day Of July for the purpose of re.
proposals for a court house and
Jail site and bids for the present court
house and Jail premises.
The board adjourned until 2 o'clock
.. M.
Afternoon Session.
The board met pursuant to adjourn
nent at 2 o'clock p. m.. all members
being present.
The following lots in Billings, the
property Of the county, were sold at
public auction to the persons named,
hey being the best and highest bid.
'ers, respectively:
Lot 10, block 1877, to Sara N. Fuller ]
or IS.
Let's 10 and 20, block 1858, to James
Rowe, for $1.16 S
Lots l, 2, 3 and 4, block Is, Fosters
addition to Billings, to James Rowe
or $1.19. ,
Lots ., 10, II and IL, block So, to .
Emma G. Berry for $40. OF. =:
10 correct al error from the treas .
rer's Office for the taxes of 1892, the ,
le1k was instructed to issue quit.claim =
eeds as follows: i.
To Sarah E. Witham, for lots 10 and u u
4, block 400, Billings. :.
tn Gharlac A 0oxx,or fou 1oe, u
, 2 and 8, block 272, Billings. :.
The plat Of the Second Addition to Il
town of Saltwater was presented =,
nd upon motion said plat was ap. :.
roved and ordered filed and recorded. "
In the matter Of the road report upon =;
10 petition, dated May rs, 1899, of J. W
Greenwood and others for the fol. "
wing described route: "Cl,ange the VI
'unty road running along Valley creek =,
the Yellowstone valley to Lake -
'sin as follows: Beginning at a point ~
oout one-half mile north of the ranch
Oliver Bessette and running west of
10 old road in a southerly direction !,
est OF the present road to a point near =.
10 northeast corner Of the ranch of w. =.
Story and there to connect with the W
esent road" y,
1t appearing that the viewers have ct
en regularly appointed and said route
IS been legally viewed, surveyed and T.
atted and no person appearing object I:
& TO said route, it was ordered that i.
id route as surveyed and plattcd be + !;
d the same is hereby declared a coun-
road, and that portion of the old -.
ad affected thereby is hereby vacated. ",
10 estimated cost of opening said road -
500. "a
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