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'sT0CK MARKET IS FIRM
WITH FEW HIGH RECORDS
wall Street Believes Important Cor
structivc Campaign to Begin
Next Week.
UNITED STATES RUBBER SCARS
signing OF Railroad Bill by President
Wilson Fails to Help Rails Along.
Corn Products Reach Highest
Prices.
BY BRoADAN WALL.

NEW YORK. Lnnc 3O.--stocks closed
n,,n m today bat WITHOUT material
s:ish records were made by the Wacinn
issues corn products. United states
ii, ,.o,er' Ajax, Wilson, ana Texas and
well purchased IA were also the
ieathcr issues. New pools began ac-
staim,uiatine stocks against wha, they
;oeiseSe VIII be the beginning of an
week. ~
Although President Wilson signed
inc raiiroad bill !; d!d not help the
market for tho rails. Trade in gene
"a ~ growing in 4 acaithy manne-
another illustration % the Increas !nI
aa,mand for ma,erisl vas seen N nm
aor az plumbers goods Th!s caused
good buying Of zinc STOCKS ana part
quarry or Butte and superior.
BOOSTS Tire stucks.
United states Rubber sold a 1873 SIS
pulled tho tire stocks along Ajax
gained seven points. Kelly SprinRfeld
three: Keystone Tire 37-S, and Good
rich 2. Wall street iusists that there
Is mystery IN the rise of rubber.
Cali money went to 10 per cent for
innusiTials. but the matte was not
taken seriously because II was SO evi-
dent that this rate was the result OF
a hlunder a, WASHINGTON
vitality OF the compan.os Was Illus
rated when Wilson rose poln:.
Ducts IL {" the highest price al;
which that stock ever sold THIS
means unlimited business for the can
nins companies. Stock Of the tmeri-
can Can Company in particular mas
hctn accumulated for months and IS
GRADUALLY entering new high territory
without attracting much attention
Central Foundry Advances.
CeHtral Foundry stocks. noth com
mon and preferred. were higher. on.
Important reason for the advance !
the new management OF Tho COMPANY.
Central Foundry is becoming par, OF
INC iron Products Company.
n The Sincla!" mystery is d.yelop!u.
directors OF the Sincinjr on and re.
ming Company authorized today an
increase of the capital stock from ~
present volume OF ljoo.oo0 shares to
.:joe.oOp Shares ana the directors or
tic Sinclair CUR authorized ana in.
crease In their STOCK from it's present
i'UVooVu shares TO 2.ooCOGG shares
All o. this stock 4 % no par yal.c
stockholders % both companies arc 10
vote on the increase on July i. The
purposo OF the increase - no, staten
inc locomotive stocks we're active
on report that tho American com.
pans, would show 80 per cent earned
the last year.
Texas and raclnc stock went 70 an.
ntHer new h.eh record on buying Tor
insiders.
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FORMING LEGION CHAPTERS
virginia Chairman Iianx More Posts
In Western Fart or
state,

lSpcci.l 10 The Times Dispatch
EoANokE VA. June 30. - steps
we're taken today by Lieutenant G..
Frances Cock. chairman of tho Viz.
cinia branch or the american Legion.
for tho formation OF local branches OF
the legion In tho counties OF western
ana southwestern Virginia Former
ScrNiC" men in tho various countv seats
were sent letters urging them to take
INC ic3d ~ efforts 10 organize branches
OF inc region on Julr :. Letters
We're sent I" Winchester. Bucna Vista
i:u"aN, BcrrNv!'lc. Rocky Mount. Mar
i!nsN!llc, thrisiiansour2, dford
,,ii.iSN nc 3h" STUART. ORGANIZATIONS
nave already hecn formed at Bristol
Abingdon and Pulaski
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TRANSPORT Won STEUBEN
BRINGS IN 2,s20 TROOPS
Men Rcccntiy Were Withdrawn From
.irchnngel Front, In Northern
Russia
YACHT BRINGS FEW OFFICERS
fnfanta Isabella Arrives Also. and
Cruiser Montana, With Soldiers
From Brcst, Report She was DC.
laycd by Engine Trouble.
nv Assnciated ~,

NEW YORK. June 30.--Thc transnor,
Non Steuben arrived here today from
Hres' with 2?2o troops. Including
'arGe detachmen; OF the Three Hun.
dred and Th.rty-ninth infantry
E!shtN-fitth Division. which was re.
Gently Withdrawn from A-chan9eI
Huss!a. The transpor, ln;anta Isabel
In. arrived from Bo-deaux with 1870
troops. and the yacht .Aphrodltc came
IN with thirteen casual officers from
Bres,.
nne F"cnch liner La I.orralne from
iavr". also arrived with 49, casual
troops They are from New jersey
OK ahoma. Arkansas. Tennessee. Geor-
INA. : ne ,>'''' an" H"u'n caro-
ON board the rnnnta Isabella were
Oct chme.nts of the following units:
Three Hundred and Twenty -nin.h
Service Corps Band. SiXtv-six,h Camp
Hospital, Twenty-fftn Depot Service
Company. Eight Hundred and Thirty
iourth, Eight Hundred and F.fty-rf;h
T. sht Hundred ana Sixty-hrs,. Eigh;
Hundred and SiXty-sccond and Eight
Hundred and s!Xty-seven,h Companies
and Thirteenth supply Train. head
quarters dc:ac hment and Companies
10 F. inclusive, and scattered
The United States Army has aban-
donej RordeauS as a por; OF en-
oarNation Tor returning soldiers &C
Sord!ns 10 Colonel q. =. Hcner, who
has been ass .stant chief Of staff at the
port. Most OF :hn returning troops
have passed through tbs por; or Bres,
With sma!le" numbers leaving from
Bordeaux, s.. Naza'rc. Marse!l!es and
la Paiice
The cruiser Montana. with troops
fom Eres;. reroried by wireless today
ina; she had been DELAYED by engine
an1 a ,tc.
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PRESIDENT SIGNS MEASURES
ON SHIP IN MID-ATLANTiC
Attaches Signature to Indian and Rail.
rOnd bills. Brought ON Great
Northern.
rBv Associated rrcss.l

on BOARD THE l.. :. :. GEORGE
WASHINGTON. June GO Cby Wire
less.p-it was 1915 this morning
ships tmc) that President Wilson.
en- route home from Europe. signed the
indian appropriation bill and the rail
road deficiency bill.
AT her present rate OF progress the
George Washington viii arrive al Ho-
boken At noon Monday next
The transport Great Northern. with
mail pouches direct from the White
House in Washington containing ;hc
indian and railroad bills. hove in
sisht early this morning. The meet
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OLD LICENSES WILL STAND
Julius Hnrnc< Makes i;uiing regard.
ing Expectation OF Wheat
Products.

NEW YORK. June 3o.-JuiNs Barnes.
United States wheat director, who will
have exclusive control over ,he"cxpor-
tstiom and Importation OF wheat and
wheat -four, beginning tomorrow. an
nounCed today that properly executed
licenses already issued by the war
trade board would have The same force
and effect Il issued ny MIN.
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CLOSE POSTAL STATIONS
Employees nt NnIriEh. y. e.. Refuse
IN Accept Cut I'm Their
nv Associstsd rrc,. !


RALEIGH. y. G.. June 3c.-Eccnuse
{ mr!oyccs refused 10 accept cuts in
salaries ranging rom - TO a0 per
cent. -four ~ the five post office sub
stations ht". viii be closed d. was
stated bv clerks In the branches fol-
iowiu. announcement; OF Postmaster
Calling that Tho onlccs would bc closed
after today lay Order Q. tho Pos, Office
Department ~ Washington.
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TRtNSPORT FINLAND Arrives
WITH 3.5I5 SOLDIERS

7 I5N NsSDVIhthu IrcSN.I
BOSTON, june Gothic transpor;
Finland. with 3.5i5 troops and twenty
SIX civilian employees Of he War De-
partmcnt. arrived today from Brcst
Northumberland William o. iced. ot
iae Third Cavalry. commanded the
troops. which were composed largely
@; cavalry and field artillery units.
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TRA NSpORTS ARE EXPECTED
At TWO iIAtBOR s
~ Associated I

u! NstotIAtcH T'Hcst~I
WASHINiTDN. Jane 3O.-EXpcCied
TRANSPORT arrivals announced today in
cludc Ancon. Ncwro"t News July S.
General Gcihals. Newport News. July
: kocringcr der \ederltude-. Newport
News. July :. Sibony Newport News.
July ).
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

Ss..s. - onee-SDCt Eprn!-
IA hl0: No. =. tx; Santos 40. !. &c
NEW YORK. jane - --Cott0nsecd oil wa.
sharply higher early short covering and
In s'mraihy with lara ana cotton. but some
..ir*ci. followed under realizing salc-
Fin". bits wc.H 20 points higher 10 net
lover. Sales. $50 barrsr Prime crude.
= ~. pr!m. summer 50 low. spot aud july.
80 September -. -. December. =. -
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he.vss. hrmer CAVES $lfua; cuiI. SO ntsi
j i s',!in, mil calyss 'l$t6; crss.cr. 80
>h""p and 'nr,o-. nrm: sheep. t,pT 1000
wcin.rs go .: culis. i55O1666: common
.!''p1 i.'I; cU.S. Ni"' n $50 Foss--
E>,cahNi iSht h0gs. III % q 4 -; rouEhs ,ls,5
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
NAVAL STORES

~ "a ANEAR. GA. June e).--rurpen,ine-
tfin at go. sales. SIS casks recnipts 3Ss
'";h. shipinent, % Cashs: stock ..1ii
rels; shipments. 1875 barrels: stock 5ts76
Ia rt"i-. quot" r. Sii55T 1870: D. SO GGT,
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troops aboard.
encountered. II
Camp Jack son.
tT.rLEsHip LOUISIANA
BRINGS SOLDIERS HOME

NEWPORT NEWS. VA June 60
The ba,;ieship Louisiana. carrying L.
$50 officers and men. arrived from,
Brest this morning. Troops aboard In
r,udcd the Seventh supply Train and
some caSuals.
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Cotton futures taI

NEW ORLEANS. June 80 Discontinued vc,
fSeather in tho belt and eXpcctationS ~ W we.
nssnt ,,,, srop statistics from The govern.
o. ~. unsettled trading in the early session,
h me S"nhiderabe linvida ton OF pre- bureau
Gsset for u sh iS Tine. easily absorbed 10
points net higher and close was At net gains
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~ p 10 - points. iuly traded ~ Sac a. I,s
behi, which compared with III" spot quota
ton On m!dd,inG ~ Sc. Spots wtr. quoted

Around the opening prices : 20 -
points MP on wet weather ma 2, sftHr WHOM
lh"f" was yea rt.uu under rsh.z!nE. which
carried prices OIL until the ws-n g TO ..
points und.- last WEEKS close. Uugertslnty
over M-rCE.-t-r labor troubles had some
tnlrr 70 DO Win thi- .,aslncss Uucayora bic
rrY"i" CROP accounts from tho Interior .uG
local bureau condition report 90 s. DrOush n
~ new hHyinr ana during The rerla iader o..
tho daE Tho marnct VA a. The advance de-
in"nH, beng constantly Increased IN mod
crate way 10y builish predictions concerning
the government figures
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RICHMOND Hay MARKET .
Wholesale Quotations an EIchnnr.
CMICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

,flltAGo, June 3o.-Frosh strength de-
ve!oped IN the corn marke; today. largely
as Il result Of bullish estimates as TO Tho
siHc az tho domestic crop this serson The
" r;, S was nnsrit'ea {" 70 net higher
!.5il. 10 l.5iia. Oats finished a. a li,c down
IN provisions the outcome varied from -25c.
decline 10 lie. advance.
i;cnding futures ranged rs follows:
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5000 TROOPS ARRIVE
On TRANSPORT pOWHhT'AN

~ '>NS"''eSch i'ss'.
CHA RIESToN. : g.. June 3l.--Th =
transport rOwhatan arrived this morn
nc from France with nearly 5000
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eovERNoA 4
Chief Executive IL on q
Address Mt Amelia II
on July &.

AMELIA. VA. June GO
Wesimorcland Davis. forrney9
William Hodges Mann al
ThornAill. OF Lynchburg. 1v
principal speakers at pichV
gwen here on July 4 by tht
County Farmers Union.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Than SaI.sIay. Hulk. ,seo,@@. medium dun,
cattlei Receipts. ?..ooO head: market slow.
Beef steers, medium and heavy weight
good; 81. o)Vlisc; stockcrs and steers. 5000
sheep-Rcceip,s, 2s.mo head: market un.
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Snort TERM NOTES

Hm foIrlEN Sec ss. AuG J 1879 az.
An, Toi,arco ~ ;ro'' j. !sis........... 1904.
Anso.French Is. Oc, Is $50 a.
I a.,s, snd So s. June IS, ias5 ...... i65t.
ptiti,h ~, -. LILY IN !". 1879 1901.
Rriti.h ~ ~, ..-...........e s 49, Is
~. 7. - :, ,i'-i .............. asst.
rudshy Packing co. IS. .Iuly H. 1923 ,n 9o
Dominion OF Canada -. Aug 1918 s5-:
Eiec. auto-I.!te Co 6F. AuE IL 1919 m;
Hooking Val. Ry Col rr. s., Mar !. 100? .s.:
Iscob bola a Pse,ins Co, IS Nov. IS. 1890 iSi,.
IisSeu end Myers ss. Dec l. ital 80 i46!..
Moline Plow Go. g. Sept !. Is.l... i0iE
Moline Picw Co. Is, Sept l. 1925 go i1,,
Mnr,ongahsc,s Valley Traction Co !.
ply 1uiy J. W s3i.
Ptoctor and Gamble IS. March l. 1875 loss:
SWW, IA ~ IS Mar J. 1892. 9sii
Westina bnuse EIoc nus' 10, III iioas
in5 es, req. !. 1870. .................... ICoi.
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DRY GOODS MARKET.
NEW YORK CrRn MARKET.

SEW YORK. June 3o-Cotton GOOD. were
. GtiN' today G!uSnaTnz and do:.tnI- were
urn IA" SIX continued 10 advance
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. June 3o.-Cot,on-M idd,i,u
S;Se; 1ports pig bales: stock Io5. 2:a5 ia les
:, Iotai TODAY at all ports-Nct rcceIpta Il
us BALES; exports, 1888 bales stock Siss
Total for the .week-Net recc:p,s. ~ a3s
bales: exports. it,is9 bales 1850"
kIotai Tor inc season--Net receipts els, 5nj
.&aIes; exports. i9I6lSO buics " ''"''''
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l. U t.iI =, ~ Old, ;............ 81 -
tIni,,d g.. -, 80 olu '.....,...... lf-j
I'nitcJ $50 Irc, :! .'1S ....-......... .j.A
fTniiAJ So I'rocrt! si ts.............. 81 %
ifnitnI $3.50 ,',n'I.l ma N.............. ~ g.;
I-ri,.S sea-. 'i'nnN 'St .s............. q. %
T-,itnJ 500. ii'neI.! .hn f'.s........... ais
I'ri;rS S,.,n. 49,! ,tH 'S.s........... %. -
vic,nry 49,, '-'"'''y ith f.:,..,-,....... a'.l0
''''"'' H'N't'' Observation-Disclosures,
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Rough weather was
&c troops cn.rain for
;. g" this afternoon.
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NEW YOKK CATTLE M,Kklyr

ewes. s:OnS1j ]" '''''
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ing at sea betvi
Washington hi
ranged by WHY
The Great
the port si
fleet. then CT
s,royev tran
the Presidel
The bill,
signature
much othe
soon Spre(
for his al
two impor
a number
martial no
from the
The first
found the y
affairs In N
This. thd
such opera
ing bills in
GovERNoAlVI Il
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RICHMOND PRODtCl. MARkEr.
WhOlcha!e HunfntinuA

rs. Ncod.ou- CRAZE Co. Inc. lsiCun1Dg- Va
y. G Food Ad.'lris'rIiion i.lCs''st 80 {; 6+I;3
III hmonG. Va, juno ~ lrlo
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NNUnITF FrOUUCe.
Bacon. hams. small. well
RlCftal1ND GRAIN MARKET
wholesale Quotations IN T.yrrnnrr

Fancy. De: iH.,...,.' 10 n
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1919-09-19

"Be it further resolved, that said
county agrees that it will from time
to time, at it's own expense, perform
such work and make such needed re-
pairs on said road as will at all times
maintain a reasonable smooth service
able surface considering the type Of
road; it being understood that such
maintenance shall not be held to in
clude extraordinary repairs or recon-
struction.
estate of Montana, County of Valley,
SIS.
81, c. w. Kampfer, county clerk and
recorder in and for the county afore-
said, do hereby certify that the fore
going is a true and correct copy of
a minute entry appearing in the rec
ord of a meeting of the Board of
County Commissioners of said Valley
county, held on the 9Th day of Sep
TENDER, 1919, as recorded on Page
lis, Of Minute Book No. G..
"(Seal) C. w. HAMPER,
County Clerk and Recorder
On motion, family of Alma jackson
of Opheim, Montana, is hereby allow
ed the sum of $4,000 per month on &C.
count Of destitute.
Quarterly report Of Justice of the
Peace G. w. Rapp approved and or
dered filed by the clerk.
Quarterly report of sheriff approx
ed and ordered filed by the clerk.
Report Of General hospital approx
ed and ordered filed.
Report of county coroner approved
and ordered filed.
Appointment Of Bess Phillips ap-
proved and ordered filed by the clerk.
At 4:30 o'clock p. m. Board of
County Commissioners adjourned un-
til Sept. 9th, 1919, at 10 o'clock a.. m,
PETER A. WEST,
Attest: Chairman
C. w. Kampfer, Clerk.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1919-09-19

By the Board of County Commission
ers of Valley County, Montana,
"Section l. That the negotiable
coupon bonds of Valley County, Mon
tana, are hereby authorized in ag-
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1919-09-19

gregate face value Of forty thousand
dollars ($40,000), to be denominated
FUNDING BONDS, in the demonina-
ton of one thousand dollars ($1000)
each, numbered from one % to forty
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Attest:

OSNAASJ NlA
til Sept. 9th, 1919, at 10 o'clock a. m.
PETER A. WEST,
Attest: Chairman.
C. w. Kampfer, Clerk.
At 10 o'clock a. M, September 9th,
1919, Board Of County Commissioners
resumed pursuant to adjournment of
September 9Th, 1919. Chairman Peter
A. West, Commissioners Carl j. An
derson, C. H. Pippin, and Clerk c.
w. Kampfer present.
The board then proceeded to pass
on claims on Bridge and Poor Fund
as follows:
Oscar Honrud, bridge work,
man and team ..-.......$ 5.25
Milton Halstead, bridge work,
man and 2 up $500
liver johnson, bridge work, man 1900
J. B. Halstead, bridge work,
man and 4 up 54.00
Elmer Runyon, bridge work,
man and 2 up 10000
Charles Runyon, bridge work 1925
w. H. Dunkelberger, bridge
work, man 43.l3
Elmer Runyon, bridge work,
mar and 4 up 1925
Lloyd H%enningsen, bridge work,
man $500
M. R. Valley Bank, assigned
Fred Foley, bridge work .... 11.25
Frank Kelly, bridge work, man $3.50
Frank Kelly, bridge work, man 5000
First State Bank, Opheim, as
signed Jas. Patterson, bridge
work 54.OO
F.. C. Hendricks, bridge work,
man 5.62
NJ. Besonda, bridge work, man 4.50
AXel Watterud, bridge work,
man $40
j. L. Truscott, bridge material 7.5O
j. L. Truscott, bridge material 7.50
Piper Howe Lumber Co., bridge
material 1850
Tropical Pain and Oil Co., paint 577.10
Hinsdale Hardware Co., bridge
material 44.75
Jos. M. Dahl, bridge work, fore
man ll.5U
Hinsdale Hardware Co., bridge
supplies 4O.3O
Milk River Valley Bank, as
signed Fred Foley, bridge
work 1856
POOR FUND.
Equity Coop. Assn, provisions
Tor poor 4O.4O
Lewis MEDIUM Company, up
plies for poor 1880
Lewis-Wedum Company, provi-
sions for poor ....... 5000
Minnie E. Oster, supplies for
County Hospital so
Mary J. Conroy, salary, house.
keeper, County hospital ...... 5000
Minnie E. Oster, salary, matron
County hospital ...... 10000
Daisey Stearns, nursing at Co.
hospital $500
Hinsdale Mere. Co., supplies for
poor 5000
Klein-Strahn Co., provisions
tor poor 1000
Glasgow Cash Grocery, provi-
sions for hospital $3.50
S. F. Blanchard, supplies for
hospital 1000
H. NJ. Fox & Company, pro-
visions for poor 14.45
c. w. Powell, transportation of
destltuteS 1852
c. E. Rafferty,, laundry work,
County hospital 5O.14
Hall Drug Company, supplies
for County hospital ... 39.42
W. w. Wolfe, supplies, County
hospital 2O.4O
Glasgow Electric Shop, sup
plies, County hospital .-. 800
Mrs. S. R. Walker, widows pen
SION 4O.OO
d. D. Wells, provisions for Co.
hospital 1850
Mrs. Charles Tanner, rent for
poor 24.00
klein-Strahn Co., provisions for
poor 5000
Equity Coop. Assn, provisions
foor poor 21.75
Lewis-Wedum Company, provi-
slons for poor ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 25.15
Lewis-Wedum Company, provi-
sions for poor --~ 25.O2
Sarah Ilstad, refund special
poor LAX 200
c. c. Sargent, provisions for
poor 5000
j.. L.. Truscott, provisions for
poor 4.65
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At 2 o'clock p. M, September 9Th,
1919, Board of County Commission
ers resumed; all members and clerk
present.
County Treasurer's report ending
August 31st, 1919, presented to the
board, approved and ordered filed by
the clerk.
In the matter of the application for
federal aid on Hinsdale-T hoeny mail
route, Commissioner Carl j. Ander-
son offered the following resolution,
which, on motion duly made and car
ried, was adopted:
Commissioners Peter A. West, Carl
j. Anderson and Calvin ]. Pippin vot-
ing.
"Whereas, Under the provisions of
the act Of congress approved July II,
1916, entitled AN Act to provide that
the United States shall aid the states
in the construction of rural post roads
and for other purposes $50 Stat. 1859
the State of Montana has been appor-
toned certain funds for the purposes
known as the Federal Aid Road Act,
set forth in said act, to be expended
under the supervision of the State
Highway Commission, subject to the
inspection and approval Of the United
States Secretary of Agriculture or
his agents and in accordance with the
laws Of the State of Montana and
regulations of the said Secretary of
Agriculture, and the said State High
way Commission in reference thereto,
and
"Whereas, the County of Valley,
through it's Board of County Commits
sioners desires to avail itself of the
benefits of said act in the construc-
ton or improvement of that certain
road in said county known as Hins-
dale-Thoeny project, in manner set
forth in a "Project Statement" pre-
pared and to be submitted by said
State Highway Commission to said
Secretary of Agriculture on behalf of
said county.
"Therefore be it resolved, that the
said county, through it's duly elected,
qualified and acting board of county
commissioners, does hereby apply to
the State Highway Commission for
such federal aid as, together with
funds to be appropriated by said coun-
ty for the purpose, will pay the cost
Of such project, and
"Be it further resolved, that said
county agrees with the State High
way Commission that in the event of
the approval by the said Secretary Of
Agriculture Of the application as set
forth in the project statement refer
red to, it will appropriate and set
aside and deposit with the State
Treasurer of the State of Montana
the sum Of seven thousand dollars
(S7000.00), being fifty per cent
5000 Of the cost of said project as
determined by reconnaissance esti-
mate, and further agrees that if the
sum so set aside or appropriated by
said county is not sufficient, with the
amount Of federal aid that is receiv-
ed, to complete the project according
to the approved plans and specifica-
tions, said county will appropriate
and deposit with the State Treasurer
sufficient additional funds to fully
complete the project according to such
plans and specifications.
"Be it further resolved, that the
funds so set aside and appropriated
shall be expended for the purpose
herein set forth under the supervi-
sion and direction of the said State
Highway Commission.
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(4O) i inclusive, to be dated October
l, 1919, maturing July /, 1899, redeem-
able in the order of their numbers.
number first, on July 1, 1894, or
-cn+in1ed m oaue G\
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At II o'clock noon, Board of county
commissioners took a recess until 2
o'clock o. m. Of even date.
PETER A. WEST,
Attest: Chairman.
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At 2 o'clock p. M. September 9th,
1919, board of county commissioners
of Valley county, Montana, resumed;
all members and clerk present.
The board consulted County Attor-
ney C. d. Borton concerning r~esolu-
ton on issuance of Funding Bonds.