Fergus County Democrat., 1914-03-24
Big Stone Barn
LEWlSTOWN, MONT.

Board met as per adjournment
March 5, 1914. All members present.
The petition of August W. Potter
for retail liquor license to conduct
a saloon near the roundhouse of the
@, NJ. & St. p. Ry. Co., southeast of
Lewistown, was denied.
The petition of Henry B. Holbrook
for retail liquor license to conduct
saloon at Everson, was denied.
The petition Of Albert Nye for re-
tail liquor license to conduct saloon
at Danvers, was denied.
Protests had been filed against the
issuance of licenses to the foregoing
petitioners, and this date set for hear
ing.
Retail liquor licenses were granted
as follows, viz:
H C. Peckham, Teigen; w. e. Cop.
pedge, Sec. 28, Tp. 20 NJ, r. 1S E.
Tuesday, April z, 1914, at 2 o'clock
p. m, was set for hearing on the
petition Of M. ]. Hall & Co. for re-
tail liquor license to conduct a saloon
at Winnett.
The petition of John Strouf for re-
tail liquor license to conduct saloon
at Alton, was denied.
The depository bond of the Fergus
County State bank of Hobson was ap-
proved.
Leslie d. Ratliff was appointed con-
stable in and for Mcdonald township,
| with residence at Grass Range.
The resignation of N. o. Miller as
justice of the peace in and for Wolf
Ind io1 In
ed, effective upon the qualification Of
his successor.
S. B. Norcutt was appointed justice
of the peace in and for Wolf creek j,l-
dicial township, vice N. o. Miller, re-
signed.
Attachments Of taxes were granted
as follows, viz:
Roy Babbitt, special road tax for
1913, 81.
B. H. Sprague, special road and poor
tax for 1913, 81.
Ernest Atkinson, for 1912, Sits,
and for 1913, $17.92.
Thomas Caldwell, sprinkling tax,
F. H. Gilcrest, penalty and publica-
ton, s5.43.
A. w. Close, special road and poor
tax for 1913, 81.
Unknownowner for 1913, 1913.
Aztec Cattle Co., for 1913, $3.50.
Henry Groth, for 1918, $3.50.
Gold Links Mining Co., for 1918,
$500, and penalty and publication for
1909, 1910, 1911, 1912 and 1913.
The application of Floyd A. Bacon
for an abatement of taxes for the year
1905, in the sum of $17.9S, together
with penalties, was denied.
Board adjourned to 10 a. m. March
6, 1914.
Board met as per adjournment
March 6, 1914. All members present
Road Ditrict No. 40 was divided in
to two districts, as follows, viz: South
Of the township line between TIPS. 1S
and 19 N. to be known as Dist. No
40, and north of the same line, to be
known as Dist. No. 46.
Road supervisors were appointed as
follows, viz:
District No. /, Roy Long, Lewistown,
Montana.
District No. 2, Michael Trachy, Hob
son, Mont.
cry, Maiden, Mont.
DlSLIlCC lNO. 4, harry ILluTluSc, Lew
istown, Mont.
District No. 5, Murch M. Dryden,
Gilt Edge, Mont.
District No. 6, Geo. Kidder, Garneill,
Mont.
District No. Z, D. w. Dickson, Stan
ford, Mont
District No. 8, VIM. F. Hirsch,
Straw, Mont.
District No. 8, H. d. Rogers, Utica,
Mont.
District No. 10, A. N. LaFrance,
Hobson.
District No. II, Lee Hilliard, Ken
dali, Mont.
District No. 12, A. N. Nobel, Stan
ford, Mont.
District No. 13, Duncan Mcclellan,
Moore, Mont
District No. IA, Jim Mcdonnell, Lew
istown, Mont
District No. 10, Chas. Benton, Deer
field, Mont.
District No. 16, John Murphy. Stat
ford, Mont.
District No. 1s, Geo. w. Rohrbacker,
Lewistown, Mont.
District No. 10. Eugene Hown, Ma
tai, Mont.
District No. 20. w. B. McFerrin,
Hobson, Mont.
District No. 21, Chas. J. Foran, For
est Grove, Mont.
District No. %, Chas. McMillen.
Moore, Mont.