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

mile to northwest corner section 10,
same township; thence west 3 miles
to southwest corner section Z, same
thence north 3R miles to
northwest corner southwest quarter
section 80, township % north, range Z
west; thence east II miles to north
least corner southeast quarter section
l25, township % north, range 6 west;
thence south 5h miles to original
point of beginning.
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. Do
JOINT WITH TOOLE COUNTY
Beginning at northeast corner sec
.tion 6, township 35 north, range 4
west; thence west 4 miles to north
west corner section 8, township 80
north, range 5 west; thence south 4
miles to southwest corner section ~,
same township; thence east 4 miles
10 southeast corner section 10, town
ship 35 north, range A west; thence
north 4 miles to original point of
beginning.
The following changes in boundar-
les of school districts were also made.
RACHAC DISTRICT NO. "a AND
CONRAD DISTRICT NO. 10
Section a, 33, %, 81, 16 and 9 and
west half northwest quarter section
%, township % north, range 2 west,
and section 4, township IS north,
range 2 west we're transferred from
Rachac district No. "a to Conrad dis
trict No. 10.
,MARIAS DISTRICT NO. 8 AND CON-
RAD DISTRICT NO. 10
Sections Is, 16, II and IS, town
ship so north, range 3 west were
transferred from Marias district No. 3
to Conrad district No. 10.
John j. Greene, county attorney.
Quarterly report showing no county
funds collected.
! Fl. w. Kelly, poor farm contractor.
Quarterly report showing inmates
cared for as follows:
September, z; October, 8; Novem-
Der, 8.
A number of warrants having re-
manned unclaimed for over M year
were cancelled.
! Adjourned to 2 p. m.
AFTERNOON SESSION
Board reassembled at 2 p. m. All
present.
I. Board continued examination of of
ficers' reports. The following were
approved and warrants ordered for
costs incurred:
J.. e. DeHaas, f. II, Federheps Chas.
N. Thomas, Frank L. VanDemark,
Jr., and B. J. Mathews, justices Of the
peace. Reports of actions tried; also
fines collected and paid treasurer, as
follows: F. II. Federhen, $1,000
Chas. N. Thomas, $4,000.
Agreement was entered into will
the United States Bridge Co. for tn
, construction of a combination WOO
: truss bridge and approaches g SUI
: river near Lowry, according to plan
: and specifications, on a ~pereentag
3 basis Of cost plus 10 per cent; cos
3 not to exceed $4,500.OO; Cascad
!, county to pay half OF cvs..
: Adjourned to 10 a. m. December
tt SECOND DAY
Daorkau y TOTE pOarYJ uvot .
J. 10 a. m. All members present
Board audited claims against Il
9 county in which business the who
; of the forenoon was takenaup.
Adjourned to 2 p. m.
r AFTERNOON SESSION
/; L. A. Foot was appointed trustt
r. of the county free high school for tt
!; remainder of the term ending on THU
Saturday in April 1918, vice T. G. Bal
z deceased.
h. j.. /. Cain was appointed justice
the peace for Choteau township
fill acanc for the remainder of Il
term ending on the first Monday
IL January, 1877.
,e Board continued auditing claims
gainst the county in which busiue
3 the remainder of the afternoon w
&C. taken up.
6 Adjourned to 10 a. m, December
H. THIRD DAY
"a December s, 1915. Board met at
2 a.. m. All members present.
IL, Petitions were presented for n
to roads and changes in roads, and boa
ne appointed viewers thereon, as follow
to Gorder East Road No. 234. Beg
me ming at northeast corner section
to township 81 north, range 4 we
thence west to southeast corr
southwest quarter southwest quar-
ner section %; thence in a northweste
nee direction to northwest corner sol
,ec- west quarter section rs; thence W