The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-03-14

fore April /, 1902, on which day the
board will meet for the purpose Of
the further consideration of the mat,
ter of collection Of delinquent licep@
taxes and for the transaction of>othev
county business. n
The board adjourned until 2 o'clock
Afternoon Session.
The board met pursuant to adjourn
ment, all members present.
The clerk was directed to instruct
B. F. Harris to build a bridge on the
county road south of Park City, as
liams, clerk of the court, were audit
ed and filed.
The quarterly license report Of the
county treasurer was checked and
filed.
It appearing to the board from the
treasurer's reports on file in this Of
flee that a number of persons are de-
%linquent in the matter of the payment
Of occupation licenses, that said de-
linquencies date back for a number
Of years in some instances; Now,
therefore, it is hereby ordered that
the county treasurer is hereby direct
ed to compile a report showing the
names of all persons who are delin-
quent in the payment of occupation
license taxes; that said report shall
include the years 1897, 1898, 1899,
1900, 1901 and 1902; that said report
shall also include the names of all
liquor dealers for the term specified,
for merchants license for the sale of
cigars; that said report shall be filed
with the clerk of the board on or be-
per his report, at a cost not to exceed
$50.
Mr.. Deverill was authorized to visit
Columbus and inspect the road, re-
ported to be in need of repair, and
order the necessary work to be done.
The clerk was directed to publish
a notice to all road trustees and agents
for road districts, that all bridges
and culverts that may be built on the
public highways by any person or
company or corporation, by reason of
their bitches crossing said highways,
shall be built of good sound bridge
timber of not less than three inches
thick, twelve inches wide and sixteen
feet in length; and in no case shall
such trustee or agent accept in the
lame of the county or road district
any bridge or culvert unless built of
such material.
The following bills were allowed
and warrants ordered drawn:
Billings Gazette, printing. ..$616 SO
Billings Gazette, books and
blanks St
A. A. Morris, per diem county
surveyor 1893 80
J. c. Bond, constable fees...... 46 40
City Of Billings, sidewalk at
court 3 90
Ben Trenholm. drayage. ....... 2 90
H. NJ. Allen & Co.. lumber for
TOdOS.. 90 II
Fraser & Rothwell. supplies for
Mrs. Whitlock. 80 90
Fraser & Rothwell, supplies for
Lyon =. 8 w
P. H. Smith, burial Of pauper
circuit 70 W
E. P. Searles, salary trustee
road district No. II. ....... 25 90
John Todd, coroner's juror. 3 90
Austin North, rent for Mrs. Har-
bison IL w
H. G.. Sheriff, supplies for pest
mouse s SO
jeff Brewer, team for county
commissioners ........... 3 90
H. w. Ostrander, %coroner's juror 3 90
w. P. Matheson, coroner's juror 3 90
w. E. Hassler, %coroner's juror 3 90
o. Parker, per diem. coun.
, ty commissioner ....... 80 90
S. K. Deverill, per diem, coun-
ty commissioner "a 90
c. M. Jacobs, per diem, county
commissioner ............ SO 50
The bill of j. Chapple, M. d., for
professional services. account of Alon-
70 Kilby. was laid over.
The quarterly bills of county officers
were approved.
Sundry parcels of real estate were
redeemed and deeds issued.
The board adjourned.
DODSON MUST HANG.