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at northeast corner section 3, town
ship 90 nroth, range 2 west. G. N.
Ward, county surveyor, Sam Ness
,and Nels Landsverk, viewers.
Sanborn East Road No. 1856. Board
awarded Gus Lehr $500 for small
change to be made in said road
through his lands, same to be paid on
filing of proper right of way deed.
with the county clerk.
Adjourned to 2 p. nj.
AFTERNOON SESSION
/ Board reassembled at 2 p. m. All
members present.
Board then continued auditing
claims against the county, in which
business the whole of the afternoon
was taken up.
Adjourned to 10 a. m. December g..
FOURTH DAY
December 8, 1915. Board met at
10 a. m. All members present.
Board then proceeded in company
with county surveyor and William
tHodgskiss to inspect proposed change
of Choteau-Augusta road through
Hodgskiss lands, in which business
1.-THE whole forenoon was taken up.
Adjourned to 2 p. m.
AFTERNOON SESSION
Board reassembled at to p. m. All
members present.
Board proceeded with county sur
yeyor to inspect new bridge across
Muddy creek on Choteau-Valier road,
built by C. w. Wymer, returning
at 4 D. m. Bridge was accepted by
the board.
The following petition for change OF
road was presented and board ap-
pointed G. N. Ward, county surveyor
VA. ]. Cowell and Z. j. Robertson as
viewers.
Change of Willow Creek, Deer
Creek and North Fork of Sun River
Road No. 238. Beginning at about
southwest corner southeast quarter
northwest quarter section 6, town
ship % north, range 5 west, thence
east n mile; thence north "a mile
to connect with Choteau-BellevieN
road.
Salary of assistant surveyor wa:
fixed at $4,000, effective January l
1916.
Baard then continued auditing
lclaims against the county, in Whicl
business the remainder of the after
noon was taken up.
Adjourned to 10 a. M Decembe
10.
FIFTH DAY
December TO-. 1915. Board met a
10 a. m. All members present
!. CONRAD-WILCOX ROAD NO. SAL
Board rescinded award of '$125.O
heretofore made to Roberts and Rici
ards, for right of way for said roat
, and made following awards to thel
!, successors in interest; Evan D. Jones
. ,$62.5 o Ben C. Johnson, $6250.
~ Upon afidavits submitted n othe
proper showing, board directed tn
h treasurer to make the following r
e funds of taxes paid under protest. Q
:. reason of assessments.
n Mrs. 3. A. BEEN; personal propert
not in county March 1, 1915. $17.ce
re- =. Y. Boorman, Power; '~over-asses
s. nle~- IN valuation of 1886 for me
lie NchaEG'3a.
L. G. Brooks; personal property n
z. in county March 1, 1915; valuatie
$4S5.
George A. Clarke; special scifo
taxes assessed for district No. ]
he property being in district No.
lie l$7.20.
w. l.. Dubois; on valuation, I
mortgages of $555, mortgages pa
prior to March 1, 1915.
ee Pear C. Feland; on valuation of
he acres for 1915, same relfnquished
rd q. S.
ir, Freebury Bros; oversassessmenh
. $3.50 for engine and machinery
of H. T. Johnson, on valuation !
to mortgages of $4,000; mortgages pc
prior to March 1, 1915.
of Johnson & McKinary; on vail
ton for mortgages, 1910; nlortgae
a. paid prior to March. I, 1915. Appli
,ss ton for reduction of valuation OF
as loon fixtures, denied.
Sivrin Jansen; on valuation OF
g.. for one horse.
J. f. Hilton; valuation OF mach
10 cry to be reduced $4,000.
Malone & Grimes; oYer-assessn
of 1900 lambs.
ard Martha Pevoy; on valuation OF
VS.: acres for 1915; same relinquisfed