Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1916-01-07

block 81, Waller, same not being
lowned by her.
A. G. Blake, assessment for $2O5
on personal property, also road and !
poor taxes, to be collected, he being
la resident of Toole county.
Phil l. Cole; personal property tax
es of Marshall Stearns for 1912 and
1913 assessed with land, to be seg-l
regated.
A. H. Gamble, agent for C. A. Aus
tad; $3.50 to be refunded; 40 acres
enormously assessed. |
Arthur D. Johnson; taxes to be re-
funded on valuation of $2,6S0.70 on
mortgages, same being Offset by his
Indebtedness.
H. l.. Halliday; taxes on valua-
Ition of $3.50 for 8 work horses to be
refunded, horses being assessed to E,
P. Halliday.
Mattke-McKenzie Nero. Co., taxes to
be refunded on valuation of $1,712,
mortgages paid prior to March 1,
1915
H. F. Guth; by L. M. Mcdonnell,
agent; delinquent taxes for 1912 and
1913 to be cancelled on lots 1 to rs
block IA, 2-5 of lots 1 2 z, block Is,
2-5 of lots 8 to s, block 16, Guth's
second addition to Shelby; said lots
belonging to Great Northern Railway
company and having been
ly assessed to said HI. f. Guth.
,Rangwald G. Strand; assessment for
1914 to be cancelled on valuation of
1906 for 100 acres, same being held
Iunder U. S. reclamation act.
Waller Armory association; assess
ment for 1916 on lots Is, 10 and 20,
-, block SO, town of Waller, and inn
provements, to be cancelled, except
Efor town special improvement taxes,
p said association being a charitable
T institution.
t LUBEC PRECINCT NO. 81
r Board then changed boundaries OF
Lubec voting precinct No. 81 to be
las follows:
e All that portion of Teton county
v living i'm the following described
boundaries; beginning at a point
S where the north line of the right ,o1
way of the Great Northern railway
mtersects with the western boundary
9 of the Blackteet Indian reservation
h thence In a southwesterly direction
following the north line of the rail
road right of way to it's intersection
with the western boundary of Tetol
kcounty; thence in a ~southeasterly d1
rection along the western boundary 0
It Teton county to the head waters o
1.-THE north fork of Birch creek; theme
meandering down north fork OF BircI
% creek to its intersection with TN
boundary OF sae Biackfeet In
Idian reservation; thence in a mort
fr and northwesterly direction along sal
west boundary of the Blackfeetl IL
dian reservation to the point OF b'
80 ginning. Also lot 6, south half {
Ne. southeast quarter southwest quartz
of section z; lots 1, 2, ;, a, east haI
wv northwest quarter, northeast quartz
ls~outhwest quarter and west half {
w. southeast quarter of southwest qua
!. ter, section rs, township 81 nortl
range II west, southeast quartz
.r. %southeast quarter, southeast quartz
of northeast quarter southeast quartz
Of east half OF southwest quarter souti
east quarter section f2, east ina
northeast quarter, east half OF we
,or lhalf northeast quarter, west half
70 southwest quarter northeast quartz
O., least half OF southeast quarter mort
invest quarter, east half of northea
uuartsr southeast quarter section !
I'D all in township 81 north, range I,
west
Az Board made no apportionment
toJ the road fund to the several road d
ttrict for the quarter ending Febr
Of AIRY 20, 1916, and directed that, unle
lotherwise ordered by a member OF e
FOR, board, the supervisors do only su'
aid road work as may be necessary
keep the roads free from obstruction
,,a- and also that supervisors use spec
care in forthwith repairing brea
in ridges and removing o~bstructio
ca. that might cause accidents.
Adjourned to 10 a. m, Decent
$40 II.
SIXTH DAY
rim December, IL, 1916. Board met
10 a. m. All members present
Board continued auditing claims
~gainst the county in which busin'
40 the whole forenoon was taken up
to Adjourned to 2 p. m.
AFTERNOON SESSION