The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-12-13

will pass and no person appearing
to object t. said report, it wa or
dered that said report is hereby ap-
proved and the county surveyor is
instructed to II a survey OF said
| proposed road to be made and file his
report together with a plat thereof
| with the county clerk on or before
January 6, 1902.
In the matter Of the report upon
the petition Of S. K. Deverill ct al,
which report was heard and approved
on the first day of October, 1901, and
survey ordered: It is now ordered
that said road as surveyed and plat
ted be and the same is hereby de-
clared a. county road and ordered open
to the public; it was further ordered
that that portion of the old road af-
fected by the adoption of said new
road be and the same is hereby va
Gated.
A petition signed by Fred j. Ma
shaw and others, dated June 3, 1901,
praying for the following road was
this day filed and presented: BE
ginning at the base line at the north
west corner of section 4, and at the
northeast corner of section 5, thence
running south on the section line be-
tween sections 4 and 5, 8 and 9, 16
and II, township / south, range rs
east; thence extending road No. 27
from quarter corner between sections
16 and II to the Yellowstone river"
A. A.. Morris, county surveyor, F.
R. ST.. John and John S. Todd were
appointed viewers upon said petition,
and it was ordered that said viewers
shall meet at the place of commence
ment of said proposed road on the
2Sth day of December and make re-
: port thereon not later than January
6, 1902.
A remonstrance against the pro-
posed road set out in the petition of
( Fred j. Mashaw and others, signed
by Frank J. Jellison and others was
presented, which said remonstrance
will be considered at the hearing of
=. the viewers report.
The board adjourned until 2 O'Clock
p. m.
Afternoon Session.
p The board met pursuant to adjourn.
ment, all members being present.
The following bills were allowed and
k warrants ordered drawn:
O. G. Bundy. rock for Laurel
bridge w
J. l.. Fisco, road work, district
No. H. W
d c.. Capien, road work, district
NO. 40 W
B. F. G. Kuchta, road work, dis
trict No. "A "
C. F. Schlaberg, road work, dis ,
trict No. VI
Scott Bros, road work, district
~ No. .zlo 9
r. B. Herman, rebate special
30 road z U
Max Schlee, road work. district
10 No. .
II. d. TldLC, repairing loou vi . "
20 r.. L. Hayworth, rebate special
road z y
A. C. Logan, rebate special road
to TAX q "
10 H. w. Ostrander, rebate special.
road z y
so Frank O'Donnell, rebate SPECIAL
ROAD TAX. /. . 4. . . . . . p. +. . .. q "
90 A. p. Hart, road work, district
mo. y
c.. l.. Roots, road work, district
NO. y y
S. T. Clark, road work, district
NO. q y
Roman & O'Donnell, rebate spe-
90 cha rOad tax. ............. z
Thompson-McGregor Co., lum-
so Der for roads. s I
A. s.. Hansen, rebate special
so rOad tax. 2 \
Moses Boland, lumber for road
90 district No. 7.............. 81
First National Bank, road work,
90 district NO. 81, account as
signed 90
90 Chas. C. Sanderson, road work,
district No. 81
90 VIM. Dickey, road work, district
No. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 33
AZ Yegen Bros, road supplies, dis
trict No. 3
90 Chas. G. Sanderson, building
bridge across G. w. Connick's
90 ditch on county road....... 10
Chas. McMorris, road work, dis
90 tricts 5 and ............. 80
I'd: B. F. Harris, road work, dis
tricts 5 and 10. 50
90 Fraser & Rothwell, road work,
s. district No. 6, account as