The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-06-11
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
OF the Board Of County Commission.
ers, Yellowstone County.
Fourth BAY.

The board met pursuant to ad
Journment at 10 a.. M, there were
present j. B. Amin, chairman. Pal
Lavelle and w. o. Parker,
The minutes of the last meeting
were read and approved.
The following reports of officers
We're approved:
R. S. Montgomery, Justice of the
peace. ~
2. B. Brown, justice of the peace,
Inc official bond of r. S. Mont.
gomery, justice of the peace. was
approved and filed.
Thebond and contract of Camp &,
Philips for sundry small bridges
was approved. MN
The report of DR.. w. Goldworthv.
physician at the Pryor pest house,
was read and filed.
A petition from the citizens Of
Musselshell asking for the appoint
ment of a deputy sheriff for that
township was presented.
1t was ordered that the sheriff he
and he is empowered to appoint a
deputy sheriff for said township at
a salary of $50 per month, payable
quarterly.
The following bills were allowed
and warrants ordered drawn:
A.. A. Morris, county surveyors per
diem. $16S.
L. M. Line, medicines for poor,
$3.50. g
NJ. w. Potter, mileage, $500.
NJ. w. Potter, mileage, $3.50. +.
X. $. Montgomery, justice court
fees, 500.
Albert Myers. salary deputy sher-
1T, ETC., $229.s0. (Smallpox $25. so.
mileage, ETC., $54.30, salary $500
Donovan-McC ormick Co., supplies
for pest house, claimed 1 ,2O9. sc, al
lowed $~1.119S.24.
1t was ordered that the payment
OF a salary to Albert Myers as deputy
sheriff of $50 per month is this day
discontinued.
The clerk was directed to notify
the said Albert Myers of the order
of the board.
The following bills were allowed
and warrants ordered drawn:
Robert Steele, road work, district
No. 20. $62.5O.
Jas. Philips, road work, district No.
Z, $40. 49,
H. W. Ostrander, lumber for roads,
$23.72.
- "A 4NOySo, VIEWING ROAD, 80,
Carl Sorenson, viewing road, So.
jeff Brewer, transporting pauper,
80; team for county surveyor, 50.
j. w. Coombs, road work, district
No. II, $50.
Scott Bros, road work. district No.
1, $3.50.
E. B. Lutes, lumber for roads, s7.2O.
Western Wheeled Scraper Co.,.
road supplies, $14.5O.
j.. W. Barr, road work, district No.
10, $38.
H. G. Klenck, road work, district
No. 26, IS.
Geo. W. Handel, road supplies,
$23.43.
John Hogan, viewing road, SO.
Geo. w. Handel, road supplies.
$3.50.
w. N. Taylor, road work, district
H. G: Rosean, road work, district
No. 6, $50.
Harry Scott, road work, SIS.
G. c. Sanderson, road work, dis.
trict No. 8, SO.
j. A. Miller, road work, district No..
$1OS.
H. Yates, road work, district No,
4, SIG.
P. H. Holman, repairing road
tools, $1O.25.
E. S. Homes, county treasurer,
freight on road supplies, $3.50.
}. j. Brooks, road work, district
No. IA, $22.
Columbus Mercantile Co., road sup
plies district No. 6, l$49.33.
r. H. Smith, team for county sur
veyor, "a.
P. H. Smith, team for county com
missioner, 50.
A. L. Babcock Hardware Co., road
supplies, $11.1O.
H. M. Allen & Co., lumber for
roads, $16.O5.
w. L.. Selvidge, repairing road
tools, 81.
j. H. Hahn, teams for county sur
Veyor and commissioner, 81.
+. IN. Young, road work, district
No. 10, SITS.
E. P. Searls, road work district No.
II. 81.
Fred Standen, road work, district
No. II, 81.
Geo. Thomas, road work, district
No. II, SO.
J. w. Sackett, road work, district
No. II, 81.
Arthur McClain. road work, dis
riot No. II, 81.
Bert Jackson, road work, district
No. II, SIS. /,
The viewers report upon the Pc
ition of Adolph Depping and others 6
resented and adopted on March z,
9Ol, and upon which survey was or
[ered. was again taken up; the coun-
y surveyor having filed his report ,
ogether with the plat of said road; :
nd no person appearing to make OBJ r
thereto, it was ordered that
aid road as viewed, surveyed and r
lated be and the same is hereby
eclared a county road and ordered =
pen to public travel. And it was
urther ordered that that portion of t
he old road abandoned by reason
T the above road ic horohv vooo%od =