The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1915-09-23
COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS
August 25th, 1915.

The matter of revoking the license
of Lusk and Wimberly saloon at
Whitcomb was taken up. Attorney
Stevens appeared on behalf of Lusk
& Wimberly and moved that action
be indefinitely postponed owing to
the fact that none of the petitioners
appeared and no evidence was Of
tered to sustain the charges set
forth in the petition. Motion was al
lowed.
September z, 1915.
Board of Commissioners of PHIL
ips county met in regular session
Commissioners Ross and Miller
present. go,
Board proceeded to audit bills
and the following bills were allowed
on Contingent Fund:
Henry Nelson, under sher-
if. allowed. .......... $l25.OO
Roy Lee. assessor. allowed, lOO.OO
r. E. Richardson, survey
or, allowed .......... 1oV.Vo
" loved .,....... 10000
j. R. Crabb. jailor, allowed, loo.oo
A. L. Shaw, sheriff, al
lowed. ........ Ioo.oo
Jay Brown. stenographer,
allowed ......... SV.VV
w. G. Schneider, clerk and
recorder allowed, .... 10000
c M. Porter, clerk of court.
allowed. ..... ..... 10000
James D. STAIRS, janitor,
allowed, 'o'Vo
Mable NJ. Peck, deputy
clerk and recorder, al
lowed, So.VV
Riley Brooks, deputy sher-
if. allowed, ........ 10000
Flora Sims, supt of schools,
Mrs. s.'G E. Bumenthal, stem
ographer. allowed, .... $500
l. K. Murphy, special depu-
ty, allowed, .......... $500
r. E. Thompson, special
deputy, allowed. 1000
l. X. Murphy, salary for
clerk and recorder. al
lowed, 11.o4
L. P. Sanregret, salary for
clerk and recorder, al
lowed, .............. $40
D. F. McGrath, salary for
July. county attorney,
allowed, ........ 5O.oV
D. F. McGrath salary for
August, county attorney,
allowed, ............. 1880
$500 p. m.
The following bills allowed on
Poor Fund. All members present
NJ ]. Maxwell, care of poor,
allowed, ............ 54.25
Saco Cooperative Associa-
ton, supplies, allowed. 1000
Trafton-Door Co., supplies,
to
p. A. Sweet, medical sup
plies, allowed, ........ 1000
Valley Drug Co., supplies,
allowed, .......... $50
Clay 4 Blankenhorn, medi-
cal attention, allowed, ALSO
The following bills allowed on
Bridge Fund:
Birum & Nelson, lumber,
allowed, ........... 67.35
Birum & Nelson, lumber
allowed. ............ 2S.25
W. E. Pierce, labor on
bridge, allowed, ...... 1900
w. E. Pierce, labor on
bridge, allowed, .. $500
Birum & Nelson, lumber,
allowed, ........... 1910
Local Lumber Co., lumber,
allowed, ............ $3.50
Local Lumber Co., lumber,
allowed, ............. $500
Birum & Nelson, lumber,
allowed, ........... GAS
Louis England, hauling,al-
lowed, ,............ $500
Louis England, hauling,
disaIowed, 5000.
R. E. Allen. one-half build
ing bridge Stinky Creek,
all0Wed, ............. $3.50
Earl p. Ballman, one-half
building bridge Stinkey
Creek, allowed, ..... 1850
. p. Andrews, nails and
account, AK, allowed. =. $50
Rogers Templeton Co. ,lum-
Der, allowed, ......... 257.75
2. A. Mitchell building
bridge, allowed, ..... 5000
The following bills were allowed
on Road Fund:
w. F.Kessel, road work al
lOWeC, ............. 5000
M. A. Duffy, road work, al
lowed, ............. 1926
W.o Sampson. viewing, al
lowed ......... $50
Adolph Ereaux, viewing,
allowed, .......... $50
II. G. Robinson, viewing,
allowed, .......... $50
o. E. Moen, viewing, al
lowed, ............ ZOO
Dave DNtro, viewing, al
lowed, ........... $50
s. Z. M0dalin. viewing, al
lowed. ........., $50
lro l.. Warren. road work.
allowed, ............ 5000
VIM. Whitehead, assign
menl OF c. Hallen, al
lowed, ...,....... 6.25
Joe Bell, road work, al
lowed, ............ $3.50
Louis Franks, road work,
allowed, .......... 51.50
september Sth, 1915, at 10000 a.
m
All members present.
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