The Western news. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1890-1977, 1906-06-13

erty and ID. A. Bishop asking for an
extension of time on franchise for
electric railway, the board granted an
extension of twelve months from and
after the ninth day of June, 1906.
In the matter OF the road petitioned
for by Lucus Parker ct al, Same was
granted as reported by viewers, and
supervisor directed to open same for
public travel.
In the matter of the road petitioned
Tor by Henry Buck ct al, the report of
viewers was rejected aad the follow
ing viewers were appointed: B. F..
Plummer, Fred Reynolds and S. d.
Cowell, aud ordered to view June o.
19Oo, and report at once.
| In the matter Of the road pet1tioned
tor by J. W. Franks ct al, road was
granted as reported by viewers.
In the matter of the road petitloned
tor BY Ed Brown ct al, M. D. Kippen,
John Mcknight and John Linderman
were appointed viewers and ordered
to view June p, 1906 and report at
once.
| In the matter of the road petitioned
for by Joseph Miner ct al, Geo. w.
Rowe, JAG b Thrailkill and Peter
Thomander were appointed viewers
and ordered to view June %, 1906 and
report at once.
In the matter of the road petitioned
for by Joe Frazer. Sr. ct al, the road
was allowed as reported by viewers.
Petition being filed by voters of
Corvallis voting precinct praying for
the establishment of a voting precinct
on the west side of the Bitter Root
river, the same was granted, to be
known as Woodside voting precinct
No. 13, to comprise all that part of the
Corvallis precinct west of the Bitter
Root river.
On motion the board adjourned for
| the day.
| The board of county commissioners
met at O'Clock a, m, June 8, 1906,
all members present.
| On petitions, c. l.. Griswold and ID.
M. Anderson were granted retail
liquor licenses for Florence
The clerk was ordered to advertise
for bids for making d new road plat
book
| The following registry agents were
appointed for the different precincts
as follows:
Ross Hole, No. 1-Wm. Wetzsteon.
Alta, No. 2-P. B. Bennett.
Darby, No. George Miles.
Grantsdale, No. Al. w. Middleton.
| Hamilton, No. and Or. c. Par
inenter.
Corvallis, No. and Woodside, No.
13-Frank Allen.
| Victor, No. 8-H. r. Prento.
Stevensville, No. 9 and 1O-H. w.
| Flanagan.
Florence, No. II and Eight Mile,
No. 12-George Reed.
Judges of election were appointed in
the different precincts as follows:
Sula, No. III. S. Campbell, O. o.
Cole and Geo. Vogt.
Alta, No. 2-B. J. Castner, N. c..
Wynne and d, w. Rice.
Darby, No. 3-Bert Tanner, ]. w.
Shockley, ID. ID. Nicholson, Tom
Thorning and Rufus Whitsell.
Grantsdale, No. 4-T. J. Holt, Ran
som Tilton, Allen Baker, VIM. McFee
and c. J. Vincent.
Hamilton, No. 5-J. N. Taylor,
Josiah Southwick, c. M. Johnson, G..
H. Taylor and o. B. Jones.
Hamilton, No. 6-B. C. Black, L. J..
Watson, c. f. Moore, J. E. Cullop
and A. w. Newell.
Corvallis, No. I'd. r. Frogge, Rus
sell Smthey, J. A. Summers, Naaman
johnson and h. r. Thomas.
Woodside, No. $40. L. Kinney, c.
J. Moore, John Hauf, James Smith
and John Campbell.
Victor, No. 8-H. c. Croft, J. J.
Bond, A. B. McGrew, Clarence Golf
and ]. w. McCarty.
Stevensville. No. 9-Barnett Fau-
sett, c. H. Buck, James Buck, W. T.
Caple and J. J. Cameron.
Stevensville, No. 1O-J. W. Goodson,
John Franks, Lew May, S. L. Haley
and Henry Buchanan.
Florence, No. Lice Wagner, An
thony M Morris and Robert T. Peterson.
Eight Mile, No. 12-Warren Jane
son, Newt. J. Tillman and w. Schaf-
fer.
1t appearing to the board from re-
port of the treasurer that there are a
number in the county who should pay