The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1915-10-14
COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS
September "a, 1915.

met in special session, all members
present.
The resignation of D. F. McGrath,
Jr., as county attorney of Phillips
county, is accepted and H. L. Wolfe,
Jr., appointed to fill the vacancy.
October 4th, 1915.
Board of County Commissioners
of Phillips county met in regular
session, all members present.
The Board proceeded to audit
bills and the following were allowed
on Contingent Fund.
Riley Brooks, deputy sher-
if, allowed, ......... $4,000
J. H. Hall, deputy sheriff,
allowed, 1888
G. M. Porter, clerk court,
allowed, 4VU.VV
Jay Brown, stenographer,
allowed, ....... SV.VV
Flora Sims, supt schools,
allowed, $1,000. $3.50
J. R. Crabb, Tailor, allowed 10000
M. j. Dabney, treasurer,
allowed, ............. 10000
w. G.. Schneider, clerk and
recorder, allowed, ..... 10000
James STAIRS, janitor, al
Lowed, 1o.VV
Maple M.Peck, deputy clerk
and recorder, allowed >. 5000
H. l.. Wolfe. Jr., special
counsel, allowed, ..... 43.33
H. L. Wolfe, Jr., county at
torney, allowed, ...... 11.67
Roy Lee, assessor, allowed, 10000
J.H.Hall, deputy sheriff,al-
A. L. Shaw, sheriff, allowed 1866
w. B.Howard, stenographer
clerk and recorder, al
lowed, oo.VV
r. E. Richardson, surveyor
allowed, ............. 161.OO
Henry Nelson, under sher-
III, allowed, ......... l25.OO
The following were allowed on
the Poor Fund:
]. F. Murray, supplies, al
lowed, oU.oo
Viola Ebaugh, hospital care
allowed, ............. 8.75
r. P. Minnick, medical SER
vices, allowed, ........ 1000
r. P. Minnick, medical SER
vices, allowed, ........ 1000
Geo. Ferris, care and board
of John Connors, allowed 1880
Dodson Mercantile Co.,sup-
plies, allowed, ........ 1875
Thompson Lumber Co. coal,
Trafton-Door Co., supplies,
saco Cooperative Associa-
ton, supplies, allowed, 1000
J. F. Kilduff, supplies, al
lowed, ........... 100
The following bills were allowed
on the Bridge Fund:
Emil j. Lucht, assignment
of G: r. Burlington, al
lowed, .............. 1880
Rogers Templeton Co., ma
terial, allowed, ........ 237.25
Geo. E. Heath, material, al
lowed, 800
The following bills were allowed
lowed, 600
on the Road Fund:
r. A. Thompson, labor, al
Joe Hartman, road work, 7,7 "a
allowed, ............. 7l7.50
Joe Hartman, road work. no.
Joe Hartman, road work,
allowed, ............ 474.00
NJ J. RAIDER, blacksmithing
allowed, 4S.25
Fred Pomerleau, black
smithing, allowed, ..... 1875
Sam Myers, labor, allowed, 276.40
Trafton-Door Co., material,
allowed, ........ 11.85
W: r., F.: Kessel' labor al 900 so
lowed, 169.oU
Sam Erickson, labor, al
lowed, ........... 1000
Alex. Martin labor, allowed 1925
3. T. Reiner, assignment of
A. Rider, allowed, $500. 1000
John B. Macarthur, viewing
allowed, ............. 400
Dwight Jones, labo., al
P. r. O'Riley, road work,
allowed. ............. $3.50
P, r. O'Riley, road work,
allowed, ............ 10000
Continental Oil Co., oil,
allowed, ............. 55.35
Leroy Saunders, road work
allowed, |............. 128.15
M, ]. Dabney, axle grease,
allowed, ............. 1.35
Frank A. schemp, road
work, allowed, ....... 1883
Saco Cooperative Associa-
ton, assignment of Otto
Hurley, allowed, ...... 400
First National Bank assign
ment of Geo. Terry, al
lowed, .............. 521.50
Saco Cooperative Associa-
ton, assignment of Chas.
Lietz, allowed, ......... 500
Saco Cooperative Associa-
ton, assignment of Levi
Osier, allowed, ........ $500
William Creelman, logs, al
lowed, .............. 1925
Edwards & Mcclellan, ma
terial, allowed, ....... 1850
W. H. Crutchfield & Son.,
drayage, allowed, ..... 1915
Fred Pomerleau, black
smithing, allowed, ..... 1880
r. E. Richardson, road ex-
penses, allowed, ....... 63.4o