The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-01-20

H. A. johnson. printing. al
IOWe0, z1t.VV
H. A. johnson, printing, al
AOWeu, .............. 1I.0V
H. A. johnson, printing, al
| Aowco, '...... 1.VV
T. ]. Hooking, furniture
and fixtures, allowed, .. 111.90
H. A. Johnson, printing, al
IOWeu, 1910
H. A. Johnson, printing, al
lowed, .............. also
H. A. johnson. printing, al
l.. q. Jones, assisting clerk
and recorder, allowed. 1890
M. ]. Dabney, miscellan-
| eous, allowed, ...... 85.41
]. F. Kiduff;;,. supplies for i. :
Jail, allowed, ......... lilo
F. w. st. Hill. supplies for
Jail, allowed, -. 1880
| The following bills were allowed
on the Road Fund: ;s.' ...
Joe Hartman. labor and ~.
teams, allowed, .,..:.'.'::. 778.00
Joe Hartman, labor and
teams,:lallowed, ....... $500
The Board adjourned to reconvene
in special session on January 9Th,
1916, at 900 o'clock a. M, to take
up the following business: The:ap-
proving Of reports and indemnity
bonds; comforting with Mr. Sleep,
agent for N. w. Halsey & Co., of
Chicago, ILL.,, regarding bond issue;
the changing of polling places.
January 9Th, 1916,at 900. O'Clock
a. m. 4
The Board of County Commission
ersl met in special session pursuant
to adjournment on January 5th,
1916. Chairman Chas. A. Ross,
Commissioner H. S. Whitcomb be-
ing present. Commissioner w, D.
Miller, absent.
Resolution was passed to change
polling place No. 2, precinct No. z,
from Schempp school house to Free
water school house.
The indemnity bond of the First
National Bank of Malta, Montana,
was approved.
The indemnity bond of the First
National Bank of Saco, Montana,
was approved.
The following reports were ap-
proved:
B. w. Brockway, j. P. report for
December.
Commissioner Whitcomb moved
the passage of the following pre-
amble and resolution, which was
seconded by Chairman Ross. And
upon call of the roll, the vote was as
follows:
Voting "Yes'-two.
Voting "No"-None.
RESOLUTION
Whereas, at the regular monthly
meeting of the Board or Commiss-
bids were received for 100000 90
Phillips county, Montana, funding
5 per cent bonds, and
Whereas, the bids were awarded
to N. w. Halsey & Co., of Chicago,
ILL.,, and it is now desired at the re-
quest of both parties to the proposed
contract to rescind the action of the
board in thus awarding the bonds,
Now, Therefore, Be it resolved
that the same shall be and is here
by rescinded.
| Whereupon Commissioner Whit
comb moved the passage of the fol-
lowing preamble and resolution
which was seconded by Chairman
Ross. And upon call of the roll
the vote was as follows:
Voting "Yes''-two.
Voting "No''-none.
Whereas, N. w. Halsey & Co., OF
the city of Chicago, ILL.,, has sub.
mitted the following proposition
contemplating The purchase by then
of unfunded Indebtedness of the
county, outstanding prior to Nov
ember End, 1915, and proposing tt
exchange the same for the legally
issued funding bonds of the sait
county, dated December 1st, 1915
which proposition is as follows:
Chicago, ILL.,, December, End, 1915
Mr.. w. G. Schneider,
County Clerk and Recorder,
Phillips County, Montana.
Dear Sir:
We have undertaken to purchase
the Indebtedness of Phillips Count,
evidenced by legally issued war
rants, and by Indebtedness to Vale!
and Blaine counties outstanding III
to November, End, 1915, in an am
cunt not to exceed in the aggregate
l206,300.00, such purchase to b,
made before February LIST, 1916
and subject to the prompt accept
ance hereof we agree to surrende
to Phillips county, Montana, war
rants or Indebtedness so purchased
and in exchange therefor the count,
agrees to issue and deliver to us tn,
funding bonds of said county in tn,
proportion of $2O6,3OO.OO warrant
or Indebtedness Gncluding interes
accrued thereon to date of surrend
err for 100000 bonds (excludin,
accrued interest thereon which &C
crued interest we hereby agree t,
pay to the county, Said bond
shall be dated December 1st, 1915
and mature December LIST, 1885, re
deemable December 1, 1888, anG
| inforact of