The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1902-12-09
This Meeting of County Commission
ers an important Affair.
NEW BOARD ARE TAKING NOTES
Of the Way County Business Are
Transacted BY the Veterans-The
Appropriations Are Large, Cover
ing the Extraordinary Expense of
a General Election.

10 o'clock Thursday morning with all
members present and spent the fore
noon auditing claims filed against the
county. In the afternoon a refund
order for So was issued to Louis Mo-
ravitz, he having paid that sum for
special poor tax and being under Il
years of age A refund order was
also ordered issued to F. HI. Phipps
fir $189 for property enormously
taxed. Balance of afternoon spent in
auditing bills.
The entire forenoon Friday was
spent in auditing bills.
A refund order for SO was ordered
issued to Joseph Ladenburger for
property enormously taxed. A re-
fund order for $6.78 was also issued
to w. E. Schirmer, being taxes paid
on personal property. At the time
the taxes were levied Schirmer was
not resident of Flathead county.
The Northern Pacific Railway com
pany was granted refund order
for $1917, that being the amount of
taxes paid on erroneous assessments.
A refund order for $12 was ordered
issued to Loretta Miller, being the
amount paid in taxes for non-resi-
dent.
Annie Geiger was granted a re-
fund order for $6.68, erroneous as,
sessment
Frank Moravitz was granted re-
fund order for $25.65, erroneous as
sessment.
Refund orders were issued to Au
gust Lagoni for $1S5 and William
Read for "a.
Saturday morning the sum OF
S2S9215 was ordered transferred
from the general fund to the court
house fund, and the sum of $3.50
transferred from contingent fund to
the incidental fund. Tom Willis was
granted a rebate of 81 for taxes err
roneously paid. Balance of forenoon
spent in auditing claims against the
county.
The county treasurer was ordered
to transfer the sum of $237.40 to eacl
of the "a road districts in the count!
out of the general road fund.
After cancelling warrants thu
board adjourned until Monday morn
ing.
At the session of the county com
missioners last week, the following
bills were allowed:
August Lagoni, clerk and re-
corder =. ....... 1866
Sam Hillburn treasurer 49,. 1866
Thos. G. Hand, sheriff ... 1877 81
X K. Stout, court reporter. 155.z
Jas. X. Lang, clerk of court. 1900
Andrew Dunsire. assessor. 1850
R. l.. Oliver, county atty. 622
Fannie L. Spurck, school SUI
perintendent 800. $3.50. 1000
f. P. Browne, deputy clerk
and recorder ..... -. 49,
James T. Hart, deputy clerk
and recorder .......... 1873
Fred Cook, deputy Nclerk and
recorder ....... ....,.- o3.5
|. d. Rognlein, deputy clerk
of court ...... Io.O
G. T. Young, deputy treas. S3.a
VIM. Mcdonald, dep. treas. S3.S
Henry Fingado, dep. treas. 3d.
c. Therriault, under sheriff 1000
J. C. O'Neill, dep. sheriff. 49,;
Mike Berne, dep. sheriff.. 49,;
H. M. Gilbertson, jailer :. 49,;
H. Bockman, dep. sheriff. 75.'
John Sell, court house rent 525.'
John Phillips, services as
janitOr -. ............ 10.
Henry Loewe, same. 49,. -. 100.
Moore & Houtz, books and
stationery 49,. .... 352.
Moore & Houtz, printing and
advertising 800. 49,. 80.
Geo. d. Barnard & Co., sta
uonefy ........ I.
Irwin Hodson Co., same. 3.
R. M, Goshorn, cleo. print. 81.
Bee Pub. Co., same ...... 81.
]. Whaley, election drayage g
J. P. Wall, election supplies. q
Bjorneby & Weberg, same.
w. F. Mulaney, same .. g.
Mcintosh Hdw. Co., election
supplies and Jail mdse.... %
ONelll Lumber Co., same. 8
d. w. C. O'Neill, judge of
election. :. :. ......
John F. Duffy, same .....
E. G. Bjorneby, same. go.
VIM. Calbick, same ........
D. Breedlove, same ....... 16
M. R. Baldwin, clerk .... 8
F. S. Stryker, clerk 49,. G
r. McFadden, elec. ex..
P. w. Edge, judge election.
w. S. Winston, same. -.
J. D. Lambert, clerk. ......
Wallace Monk, clerk ......
J. M. Allison, Judge ........
H. Bose Judge. -. 800.
G. Fred Yates, judge ....
VIM. Engle, judge -. -.
Thos. McGovern, judge -.
F. Webster, clerk -. -.
A N. McIntire, clerk $500.