The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-03-19
OFFICIAL
OF the Board of County Commissioners,
Yellowstone County.
FIFTH DAY.

Inc DOarn met pursuant to adjourn
ment at 10 O'Clock a. M; there wer
present J. B. Amin, chairman; ". @
Parker and Pat Lavelle.
The minutes of the last meetin,
were read and approved.
The county clerks statement o
sundry moneys received for the quar-
ter was approved.
The following bills were above,
and warrants ordered drawn:
}. L. Sanford, road work, distric
No. II, 81.
E. P. Searls, road work, district No
II, 1874.
Fred Standen. road work, distric
No. II. $24.
F: B. Mitchell, road work, distric,
No. II, 81.
j. W. sackett. road work, distric,
No. II, 50.
A. L.. Bacbock Hardware Co., re-
pairing road tools, account assigned, So
I. r. Kinds, road supplies, 1854. 68.
Columbus Mercantile Co., lumbe,
for roads, 1852.
James Cowel, road work, distric,
No. 5, 50.
B. F. Harris, road work, district No.
5, $40.
W. D. Story & Co., road supplies.
$13.22.
Irwin, Hodson Co., office supplies,
$43.9 81.
L. j. Bouton, coroner's juror, So.
W. L.. Linton, coroner's juror, So.
W. L. Linton, coroner's juror, 81. SO.
2. H. Smith, medical attendance
pest house, account assigned, $50.
L. L. Moffett, juror justice court,
$3.50. :
Yegen Bros. supplies for pest house,
$95. n.
First National bank, medical attend
ance, pest house, account assigned, $50.
j. G. Bond, constable fees, $31. SO.
John J. McNally, rent for Mrs. Har-
bosom, SO.
Road warrant No. 1913 for $l,4OO
was drawn in favor of Geo. A. Miller.
as part payment for riprapping Laurel
bridge, under contract, the balance to
be paid after a re-measure,ment. of the
work.
The following bill was not allowed:
Jas. Phillips, board of engineer. Laurel
bridge, $23.7 rs.
The following double and erroneous
axes for 1900, were ordered cancelled:
Montana Building Co., N. E. IA of
NE. a Sec. Fl, T. 2 S., r. 21 E.,
$l.29; b. j. Healey, lot 20, block 1913,
Billings, STATE.
Nellie Wells, lot 20. block 81, Bill
lngs, ~ 1885; George Jones, Sec. 80,
L. rs. % e., $17.08, and P. M. Gal
laher, personal property, $17.44
The following bills were allowed
and warrants ordered drawn:
j. B. Amin, per diem county COM
missioner, $176.
w. Q. Parker, per diem county COM
missioner, $50. go.
Pat Lavelle, per diem county COM
missioner, $176.
The salary bills of the several coun-
~ officers for the quarter were audited
and approved.
The board adjourned until 2 O'Clock.
,. m.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The board met pursuant to adjourn
nent- at 2 O'Clock p. m; there were
present j. B. Amin, chairman; W. O.
Parker and Pat Lavelle.
The board cancelled and checked
rom the records all paid warrants
prior to January 1, 1901.
The following property was sold at
'ublic auction to the persons named.
hey being the best and highest bid
|ers therefor; the clerk was instructed
0 draw up the usual quit-claim deeds
or the property sold, to-wit:
Julia White, lot 8, block
6, Lavell's Addition, .....S 10 rs
I. E. Ashelby, lot 1s, block
al, Billings, .......... 8 so
red s.. Mills, lot 20, block
40, Billings, ........... IS 6s
)hristlan Yegen, lots s, g., ID,
AMI 30 to 40 in block 80;
lots ID, ID, Is, is, in block
43; lots 8, 4, 81, SO: in =.
block 50; lot IL in block |,
AZ; lots 10, 20, 81, %, 90, T,
"a, in block 81 and lots 80, !;
30 in block 50, in Alder Z.
sons Addition to the City :
OF Billings. 1879 SO +
Total. 21O Al 5
The appointment of J. w Collins as c
anne and fish warden was upon mo- i
revoked. The clerk was directed
notify Mr.. Collins Of the action of i
le board. y
The county surveyor was instructed G
inspect the sites for the following h
bridges and advertise for bids. v
# the construction of same, bids to s
submitted to the board prior to
varding contracts:
Big Ditch crossing on the Coombs
ad, north of Laurel.
High Line ditch crossing On Coomh he y