The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1921-02-24
o G. DWYER, Clerk.
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f.. A, Elm RlCft, tnalflndn.
The Board of County Commissioners
of Roosevelt County met in regular ses-
sion, on Monday the 9th day of Decem-
Der, 1920, at 10 O'Clock a. m.
There were present:
f. A. Weinrich, chairman, and R. f..
Patch and j. II. Anderson County Com
missioners and also John G. Dwyer,
County Clerk and Recorder, and w. l..
Tidland, Treasurer.
The chairman announced that the
consideration Of the County's warrant
indebtedness was in order, and that the
County Clerk an dRecorder as well as
the County Treasurer, were present at
his invitation to assist the Board i'll
furnishing the facts as to this warrant
indebtedness, as shown by their rec
ords.
On motion Of Commissioner R. E.
Patch, seconded by Commissioner j. Fl.
Anderson, it was unanimously,
RESOLVED, That this meeting take
a recess until one O'Clock P. M, for
the purpose of examining of the Coun-
ty Treasurer and the records of the
Board of Commissioners in relation to
the outstanding warrant indebtedness
of the County.
The Chairman then announced that a
recess until one o'clock p. M. had been
ordered, and declared the meeting adj
iourned until that hour.
At one O'Clock p. m, the meeting
reconvened, with all Commissioners
present.
Commissioner R. E. Patch then in
Produced the following findings and
a resolution and order and moved their
adoption. which was seconded by Com
missioner Anderson.
The Board of County Commissioners
of Roosevelt County, Montana, after
| careful examination of the records in
the offices of the County Clerk and the
| County Treasurer, and of the records
of the Board of Commissioners, finds
as follows:
i. That the County of Roosevelt
should be palced on a cash basis as
quickly as possible by the use of all
available funds for the payment of out
standing warrants and the redemption
of the remaining warrants issued a
gainst the General, contingent, Road
and Bridge Funds by the Issuance Of
bonds.
2. That until such time as it may
be found advisable or necessary to cali
a vote of the electors on the question
of selling funding bonds for cash AMI
using the proceeds in the payment Of
outstanding warrants this Board should
give to the holders of outstanding
County warrants issued against said
four furas ..riar 70 Mover her J. 1920,
the privilege Of cxchanging them. par
for par, fer funding bonds Of the Coun-
~.
3. That the following is q correct
statement of ~ the face value of
County warrants against each Of said
four funds issued prior to said first day
of November 1920, and now outstand-
ing.
~ the amount of cash in each of
said funds respectively.
(3) the amount of taxes which this
Board estimates viii be collected on or
before December 31st, 1920, for each
Of said funds and
(4l the difference obtained by sub
tracting the amount of such cash on
hand and expected collections Of taxes
in each fund from the amount of cash
now nsuch funds, respectively:
4. That the interest now accrued
uBon the registered warrants which
have been last issued in the amount of
s17l .262.50, being the total of the a
bove column headed Balance, is
approximately $~5,737.50.
5. That all Of the warrants men
toned in the third finding hereof were