The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-02-21

met in regular session at 10 O'Clock r.
m., January &c. 1913.
Present: John J. Flynn. chairman;
c. F. Peterson, c. r. Prescott, commits
sioners; w. J. darlington, clerk.
The board took up the matter of bids
opened January 22nd. for the burial of
county poor and upon advice Of the
county attorney, said bid was rejected
and the clerk was instructed to return
the checks to the bidders and to notify
them of the action.
1t was then moved by Commissioner
Prescott and seconded by Commits
sioner Flynn, that n new superin-
tendent OF the poor farm be employed
The question was then put and Com
missioners Prescott ana Flynn voted in
the affirmative and Commissioner
Peterson voted In the negative. The
motion was declared carried
Noniua tons tor superintendent of
the poor farm were then made as fol-
lows
Commissioner Flynn nominated
Frank keim for the position which was
seconded by Commissioner Prescott.
Commissioned Peterson then nomi-
mated George Bomgardner for the po~
sition.
The name of Frank Keim was then
placed before the board for the posi-
poor farm with the following vote:
Commissioners Flynn and Prescott
voting. aye.
Commissioner Peterson voting. no.
Mr.. keim was declared duly elected
to the position of superintendent of the
poor farm TO take effect February LIST.
1918, at a salary Of $4,000 per month
tor himself and housekeeper. The sal
airy of said housekeeper to be paid by
Mr.. Keim.
W. J. RABINGTON. Clerk.
JOHN ]. FLYNN, Chairman.
The board Of county commissioners
met In regular session at 10 o'clock Il.
m, January 2Sth, 1918
Present: John J. Flynn, chairman;
c. r. Prescott. commissioner; W. j.
Darlington, clerk.
The board attended to routine busi-
ness.
w. j. DARLINGTON, Clerk.
John J.. FLYNN, Chairman.
The board of county commissioners
met in regular session at 10 O'Clock q.
m. January 20, 1918.
Present: John j. FLYNN, chairman;
G. +. Peterson, c. Il. Prescott commits
sioners; w. J. Darlington, clerk.
This being the day set for the hear
ing of the appeal in the matter of Geo
: Coleman ct al. on petition to form a
new school district from a part of dis
trict No. %. Missoula county, Montana,
the board proceeded ut once to hear
the same.
Attorney j.. G. Bolton appeared as
counsel for the petitioners. A. X. Ress-
ner. NJ d., appeared for the profess
tants.
g. s. Coleman was called and tcsti-
fled in behalf of the petitioners.
The hearing was adjourned at l2
O'Clock noon until : O'Clock y. IN.
G. s. Coleman was recalled at two
o'clock y. IN. for further testimony and
after his testimony, Mrs. G. $. Cole
man was called and testified on behalf
OF the petitioners. Mrs. s. r. Logan,
superintendent and clerk of school dis
trict No. 2S, was called by counsel
for petitioners and gave testimony.
Mr.. Dan Curric, county assessor was
called by the counsel for petitioners
and gave testimony. r. J. Lott was
| called by council for petitioners and
| testified. Olaf Peterson WIS called ny
counsel for petitioners and gave testi-
| mony.
The following were called and gave
testimony In behalf of the professionals:
| L. u. IilCt, II. n. SulhlnS anu lISoIES
". Reekwilh.
| w. j. HARRINGTON, Clerk.
! John =. FLYNN, Chairman
The board Of county commissioners
met in regular session at 10 o'clock n
H.. January 80, 1918.
Present: John j. Flynn. chairman
G. +. Peterson, G.. r. Prescott, commits
sioners; w. J. Darlington. clerk.
The petition of r. j. Lott and Others
for the segregation and formation o
n new school district out Of part o
school district number twenty eigh
t20. Missoula county. Montana, whic
said petition was filed in the office o
the county superintendent OF school
on the 9Th day of October. 1917, an
which was denied by the said superin
tendent of schools on the II
day of December, 1917, and an az
peal having been taken thefefrom I
the board of county commissioners q
Missoula county, Montana, and sal
petition on said appeal coming on reg
ularly for hearing on the 2ath day c
January, 1913, and after thorough In
vestigation and consideration OF tn
premises and all Of the facts produce
at said hearing by both the petitioner
and those opposed thereto. it was reg
, utaily ihoNeu by u. +. peterson an
duly seconded by &. r. Prescott tbs
said petition of r. j. Lott and other
, for the segregation of said school dis
= trict number twenty eight (2S)
: granted and said proposed new scho,
II district created as described in sal
petition and AZ shown by the plat. al
tached thereto. The motion was d,
l. clered carried by the chairman and a
order made accorlngly.
s w. j. DARLINGTON, Clerk
|. JOHN J. FLYNN. Chairma
The board of county commissions
!, met in regular session at 10 o'clock
M February !, 1918.
!, Present: John j. Flynn, chairma,
e q. T.. Peterson, G. Il. Prescott, COMM
sioners; W. j. Darlington, clerk.
2 The board transacted routine bus