The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-12-11

A. M. Blodgett, $19, 1900 and
Bullen Bridge Go. $l9,s5o and
30, 947 SO.
j. F. wayland & Co., $40, 900 and
BIZ, 100.
Missouri Valley Bridge & Iron
Works SIS, $50 and 80, 900.
VIM. S. Hewett, 80, $40, $l0, 900 and
BIO, 5OO.J B. Diver Bridge Co., $751;
1870 and 80, 500.
Midland Bridge Co., SIC, 900.
Q. E. Peppard, 80, 1895.
Western Bridge Co., $40, 600.
J. R, Shelley g. Co, $40, 900.
Illinois Bridge Co., $40, 600.
Puget Sound B. g. D. Co., $11,775.
Gillette Herzog Co, 80, 987..
Standard Bridge Co., $11,8OO and
$40, 600.
Each of the bidders was given an
opportunity to explain his plans, D
specifications. The entire afternoon
was consumed and at 5 O'Clock the
board adjourned until 1880 p. m.
EVENING SESSION.
The board met pursuant to adjourn
all members being present
After the last bridge plan had been
gone over, the board upon motion re-
ferred all Of the plans to Mr.. A. A.
NORRIS, county surveyor , and directed
him to call to his assistance Mr.. G.
E. Campbell, civil engineer, and make
report on same on the following day
at Q O'Clock D. NJ.
The board adjourned until Dec. 3.
at 10 O'Clock a. m.
THIRD DAY.
Billings, Mont, Dec 8, $500.
The board met pursuant to adjourn
ment at 10 O'Clock a. m. There were
present, T. S. Linton, chairman, j. B.
Amin and Pat Lavelle-
The minutes Of the last meeting
were read and approved.
The following reports ct officers
we're approved and filed:
Geo. Hubbard, sheriff, Jaia report.
James Kelly, Justice of the peace,
criminal and civil report
E. p. Townsend, coroner.
The following bills were allowed
and warrants ordered drawn:
Geo. w. Hubbard, sheriff, board of
prisoners, 1917.
Newell Van Tassell deputy sheriff,
$75.
Henry White, registry agent, dis
trict No. 2, $40.
S. H. Erwin, registry agent, district
No. 10, $40.
A. l.. Babcock Hardware Co.,
registry agent, district No. a, account
assigned. $40.
F. W. Lee, registry agent, district
No. 6, $40.
j. A. Morgan, rebate taxes 1900, 1874.
Geo. w. Hubbard, sheriff, mile
age, $105. 80.
Albert Meyers, deputy sheriff, $3.50;
mileage, 1924. So; fuel for Columbus
Jail, So.
J. 1. Allen, Registry agent, etc, 1913.
A. S. Class, delivering election sup
plies, 1872. SO.
First National Bank, mileage, coro-
ner's inquest, account assigned,
$13.2 30. ~"
First National Bank, juror, Justice
court, account assigned, 50. ny
First National Bank, clerk hire for
clerk of court, account assigned, $75.
First National Bank. coroner's
juror, account assigned, $1.50. n.
r. E.. Gruwell, rebate taxes, 1900
1924. 30.
H. A. Van Horne, typewriting for
county surveyor, $1.25.
First National Bank, mileage, JUS
tice court, account assigned, $43. 20.
H. A. Van Horne, typewriting,
&15.9 90. #
G. Il. Harris, services clerk of court
office, $43. SO.
John Summers, registry agent. dis
trict No. 4, $40.
James Kelly, J. p, Justice fees,
$37. sc.
D.. E. Boykin, care of poor, $7.15.
j. w. Collins, salary, game warden,
$3.50.
H. E. Armstrong expense county
physician $l5.
Columbus Mercantile Go. supplies
for poor $29. 90.
Columbus Mercantile Go. supplies
for poor $37. 62.
JEFF Brewer transporting pauper
50.
jeff Brewer transporting pauper 81.
Fl. E. Armstrong, M. D., salary
couuty physician $75.
P. Fl. Smith, transporting paupers
$3.50.
P. H. Smith, burying paupers, $88.
A. S. Gass, rebate special poor
tax 81.
Chas. Spear, assessor clerk hire $75.
A. A. Morris county surveyor per
diem $229.2 %.
Billings Gazette, printing, $423. SO.
Billings Gazette, books and blanks,
$422. "a.
R. J.. Lord, repairs at Jail, 81. 30.
Simon Forster, services in search
ing for dead body, So. SO.