The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1915-09-23
oners, allowed.

supplies, allowed, $50
II. A. johnson, printing and
supplies, allowed, .. 9.25
H. A. Johnson, printing and
supplies, allowed, ...., 1915
H. A. johnson, printing and
supplies allowed, ..... S4.90
H. A. johnson, printing and
supplies, allowed, ..,.. 1866
Il. E. Johnson, to apply on
transcribing, allowed. 1122.5l
D. L. Pasts, J. p. witness,
allowed, ..... 11.5V
Trafton-Door Co., supplies,
allowed, 80. 1885
Malta Light Co., supplies,
allowed, 1910
Malta Light Co., supplies,
supplies, allowed, 1910
F. w. Hall, insurance. al
lowed, $500. 29.oV
health, allowed, 1886
A. L. Shaw, board for pris-
oners, allowed, 1880
V. G. Vaupel, constable
fees, allowed, ........ 1900
K. Hamilton, county ply
stefan, allowed, ...... 1850
Chas. Wolfe, taking care of .-.
prisoners, disallowed, $500.
J. F; Shoemaker, J. P. fees,
allowed, ............. $500
c. P. Martin, auto hire,
chas. E. Morris Co., sup
plies, allowed, ........ 1896
Moore Telephone Co., rent,
allowed, ........ 27.34
w. D. Miller, commission
er's expenses, 1850
H. S. Whitcomb, commiss-
toner's expenses, al
lOWed, l4l.OU
Chas. A. Ross, commission
er's expenses, allowed, 1910
I. 0. Arosin, j. P. fees, al
lowed, 1880
l. O. Arosin, j. p. fees,al-
lOWeu, lV.4I
Hearing on viewers report on
petition No. 624, considered and
petition denied on account of Art
johnson refusing to give the right
of way.
Hearing on viewers report on
petition No. 666, considered and
road allowed. Right of way to be
obtained from Mrs. E. s. Ruetus-
kold and Ben Ruetuskold free of
charge.
Hearing on viewers report or
petition No. 662, considered and
action deferred pending further in
vestigation.
Road petition No. 633, known as
the Lark Wilson road in T. % N,
81 e., considered and Joe Kennedy,
Jack Reynolds and County Sur
veyor, appointed to view the same.
The following bills were allowed
on the General Fund:
Frank Fobes, j. P. witness
fees, allowed, ....... $50
Jas. Delaney, work on Jail,
allowed, ...... 14.4O
Jas. Delaney, work on Jail,
$47.50
Roy Jones, J. P. witness,
allowed, ............. 1870
d. H. Gasch, j. P. witness,
alloWeu, .......... 300
w. r. latham, J.P witness,
allowed, '..... ...... 4 4.3O
f.. Davidson, j. P. witness,
ttloWeu, lU.oU
Arthur Law, j. p. witness,
dlloWeu, ............ 1880
Hugo Hansen, j. P.witness,
allowed, ............. $50
H. O. Kjorvik, ]. P. wit
ness, allowed, ....... lilo
Roy Barr, ]. p. witness, al
lowed, ............. 800
The following bills were allowed
on the Bridge Fund:
Birum & Nelson, assign
ment Earl Ballman, al
lOWed, ............. 800
Libby Lumber Co., lumber,
allowed, ............. 500
Libby Lumber Co., lumber,
allowed, ............ 1860
Frank McCallum, hauling
and labor, allowed, 49,. 1929
The following bills were allowed
on the Contingent Fund:
Chas. A. Ross, commission
err per diem, allowed, 72.40
w. d. Miller, commission
er per diem, allowed, $500
H. S. Whitcomb, commits
sioner per diem, al
lowed, ......... 1900
The appointment of j. K. Hall as
deputy sheriff at Saco was approved
at a salary of $4,000 per month.
Resolution was passed by the
board authorizing the county super
intendent to offer prize for the
successful boy or girl, boy for corn
exhibit, and girl for canning exhibit.
The prize to be trip to the State
Fair.
Pursuant to an order made by
Frank N. Utter, district Judge of the
District Court of the 18th Judicial
District Of Montana, vacating the
office of County Attorney of Phillips
County formerly held by Denis F.
McGrath on August 2Sth. 1915, the
sheriff Of Phillips County is ordered
to notify Denis r. McGrath to va
cate the room now occupied by him
and to leave there all furniture and
fixtures belonging to the county
You are further ordered to demand
the keys and upon receipt of same
turn them over to Fl. l.. Wolfe,
county Attorney of Phillips County
without delay
H. s. WHITCOdR