The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-12-13
II. q. sheriff. pest house sup

Mrs. M. M. Strang, institute ex-
penSeS w
J.. H. Rinehart, M. D., salary
physician board of health. IS 90
The matter of a court house and
Jail site was taken up. The chairman
and clerk having been heretofore
authorized by the board to procure
a site, made report that the west one-
half of block number SO of the orig
inal town of Billings had been selected
as heretofore agreed upon by the
board, and that the proper deeds for
said property had been duly executed,
that the consideration for said prem
Uses was $6,750; uponmotion duly
made it was ordered that warrants OF
the general fund be drawn as follows:
To Mrs. Mary M. Cushman, for lots
20 and 81, block So, Billings, $2,75O;
to Austin North, for lots 10, IA, Is, 16,
II, IS, 10, %, 20 and "a, block SO,
Billings, $4,000.
The board adjourned until December
4, 1901, at 10 a. m.
Third Day. \
Billings, Mont, Dec. 4, 1901.
The board met pursuant to adjourn
! ment at 10 O'Clock a.. m. There were
| present w. o. Parker, chairman, S.
K. Deverill, G. M. Jacobs and Clerk
Nat. G. Carwile.
The minutes of the lasts meeting
were read and approved.
The bond and contract of +. H.
Smith & Co. for burial Of deceaced
paupers was approved and filed.
The report of the coroner was filed
The following property was sold at
public auction to the persons named,
they being the best and highest bid
ders:
Corwin Bros, lots 8 and 4. block
81, Park City, for $5.52.
Fred J. Mashaw, lots % and "a, block
SO, Billings, for $21.55.
Austin North, lots 81 to "a, BLOCK
40; lots 10 and 20, block SO. and lo'
IA, block 1S9, Billings, for $59.S8,
j. M. v. Cochran, lots 5 and 6, blocl
1884; one-half interests lots 20 and Fl
block 1911, Billings, $109.19.
C. L. Smith, administrator, lots q
21 and %, block 80, Billings, for $4.32
The clerk was directed to draw III
the usual quit-claim deeds for tn
property sold.
The board adjourned until 2 o'cloc]
p. m. f..
Afternoon Session.
The board met pursuant to adjourn
ment, all members being present.
The following bills were allowed an
warrants ordered drawn:
Cothron & Todd, teams for coun-
ty commissioners and survey
OF, etc; claimed $1,000; al
lowed ..9Ao Y
First National Bank, rent of
county attorneys Office. ..... as c
! First National Bank, juror JUS
tice court, account assigned. 8 t
FltSSI NdllOLdl Dduh, SOiOAiSA .
juror, account assigned 3 {
First National Bank, mileage JUS
q tice court, account assigned. 81 {
Fred w. Kreidler, book ase.. 10 {
Fred w. Kreidler, mileage. stem
< ographer, for quarter. ....... 70
C. w. English, transporting poor 2
Lee D,,-o, - ncrort;po non.
pei l
q G. D. Taylor, rebate special poor
n TAX Z
Billings Mercantile Co., rebate
q special road tax, Sc; special
poor q
. Donovan-McCormick Co., fuel
LOT poor. q
"a P. H. Smith & Co., burying pau
e ~
10 P. H. Smith, transporting pau
Il per
P. H. Smith, transporting pau
per
70 H. E. Armstrong, salary county
70 puySlCldu =
Austin North, rent for Mrs. Har-
10 bison for quarter ......... l5
P. H. Smith, transporting de-
"a ceased pauper ............. 8
IN e. A. Richardson, supplies for
pauper 30
20 st. Mary's Academy, mainten-
ance of
90 Chauncy Baird, rebate special
road and poor x........... 4
90 S. P. Otis, rebate special road
and poor tax................ 4
m John O'Neal, rebate special road
90 and poor tax. ............. 4
90 The following bill was not above
Mrs, Katie Davidson, care OF
Ok Sam Johnson. .$55
Tho hoard adiOurnad until Dec.