The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-03-17
OFFICIAL
OF the Board Of County Commissioners OF
County.
Fourth Day.

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Y~elIowstone County.
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Fourth Day.
Billings. Mont, March 8, 1893.
The board met pursuant to adjourn
ment at 10 o'clock a. m. There were
present. Q. N. Newman, chairman, J..
B. Amin and Pat LavelIe.
The. following persons were appoint
ed road supervisors, to serve until
their successors were elected and
qualified:
nc. Neal for road district No. l.
Alex. Gass for road district No. 2.
II. T. LOvett for road district No. 8.
D. r. Sullivan for road district No. 4.
E. W. Peck for road district No. 5.
w. r. Adams for road district No. 6.
Geo. Herbert for road district No. Z.
Stephen Haid for road district No. 8.
VIM. Gordon for road district No. 9.
Jos. Kinnick for road district No. 10.
G. ii. Smith for road district No. II.
S. Fl. Erwin for road district No. 10.
Chas. Temple for road district No. IA.
G. g. Sanderson for road district No.
20.
Robt. Steele for road district No. 25.
Fl. g. Klenck for IOad district No.
26.
It was ordered that the foregoing ap-
pointees shall each file a bond with the
county clerk in the penal sum Of $500
prior to entering upon the discharge Of
their duties as road supervisor.
The board adjourned until 2 O'Clock
p. m.
Afternoon Session.
The board met pursuant to adjourn.
ment at Q O'Clock p. M, all members
present.
Pursuant to the provisions Of the
road law passed by the Sixth legislative
assembly, the following persons were
appointed as judges Of the election to
be held on the LIST day Of April, 1899,
for the election of road supervisors:
Road District No. Voting place,
school house; James Griffin, H. L.
Williams and John E. Edwards.
Road District No. 2-Voting place.
South Side school; W. 81. Ross, F. S.
Mills and Chas. Spear.
Road District No. 3-Voting place,
school house; E. M. Newman, W. G.
Hinshaw and A. V. Cardwell.
Road District Nc. 4-Voting place,
school house; F. L. Summers, D. F.
Sullivan and Joseph Danford.
Road District No. 5-Voting place,
school house; B. F. Harris. E. D.
Peck and M. M. Brown.
Road District No. 6-Voting- place,
school house; ]. L. Fraser, II. I. Grant
and L. M. Line.
Road District Nc. Voting place,
school house; G. D. Camp, l.. A. Nut
ting and p. Fl. Hohmann.
Road District No. S-Voting place,
school house; s. j. Hopple, J. w. Ep-
person and Fred Kirch.
Road District No. 9-Voting place,
school house; w. NJ. Smithey, F. W.
Handel and Geo. Spenddif.
Road District No. 1O-Voting place,
school house; John Iilden, Joseph Kin
nick and G. G. Tilden.
Road District No. 11-Voting place,
school house; +. B. Mitchell, ]. w.
Coombs and J. L. Gerard.
Road District No. 12-Voting place,
school house; S. H. Erwin, D. A.
Lamont and o. R. McVay.
Road District No. l4-Voting place,
school house; Geo. Watkins, G. R.
Cummins and s.. E. Wimsett.
Road District No. 22-Voting place,
school house: H. g. Hendrickensen, L.
Van Wagenen and s.. g. Stitzel.
Road District No. 25-Voting place,
school house; Frank Zimmerman,
James Steele and 7. G. Armitage.
Road District No. 26-Votlng place,
school house; H. G. Klenck, James
Ryan and Andrew Sullivan.
1t was ordered that the form of ballot
to be used at such election shall be 8
inches by 6 inches in dimensions and
Of white print paper, with printed
words as follows:
For Road Supervisor. I
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It was further ordered that the polls
at said election shall be opened at s
o'clock a. m. and remain open contin-
uously until 2 O'Clock p. m. of the
same day, that said election shall be
conducted in the same manner as
school elections.
In the matter of the road report
upon the petition, dated Feb. 90.
1899, of E. B. Camp and others; it APP.
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