Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-02-28


cade county, bonds OF said county IL
the amount due.
AS to delinquent taxes, IL 1t is fount
that when the settlement was arrived
at, only the delinquent taxes within
/ Cascade county were. included in thu
were collected, such taxes were to b.
retained entire by Cascade county. II
| however, 1t were found that the entire
amount of delinquent taxes owing al
the time of settlement were included
in the assets, then the portion OF such
taxes as are collected by Judith Basin
county shall be remitted to Cascade
county. and be credited to the delin-
Quent taxes of said county.
The matter Of hearing on Dearborn
| attorney.
General business attended to.
AT 5 o'clock, p. M, the Board ad-
]ourned to January 5, 1922.
Thursday, January s. 1922
Present: Chairman Ben c. Johnston;
Members, Jesse r, Bennett and Louis
H: Kommers; Clerk, John E: Moran.
The hearing on petition for creation
OF the proposed new county OF Dear
born adjourned from December %,
1921, was resumed, the Board following
ruling: (see file).
Testimony as to the area and valua-
ton in the portion of Cascade county
new county of Dearborn was admitted.
Adjourned to 2 o'clock p. m.
200 p. m, hearing on creation of the
proposed new county of Dearborn. No
petitions considered. Adjourned hear
ing until 1000 o'clock a. M, January
Z, 1922, when final hearing will be had.
After adjournment Of hearing, gen
eral business and relief loan matters
attended to.
At 500 o'clock p. M, the Board adj
journed to January 6. 1922.
Friday, January 9. 1922
Present: Chairman Ben c. Johnston;
II. Kommers. Clerk, John e. Moran.
Road matters considered and appli-
cation for federal aid made for grad
ing and crawling about fifteen miles Of
Sun Riyer-simms road; estimated cost
being $112,50o.00. County portion $751;
$500; federal aid portion $50, 625. 90.
Request made through state highway
commission.
Clerk instructed to write the hospitals
to the effect that the price paid for the
the hospitals was too high, and that
the board would consider a proposition
from the hospitals for the care and
treatment Of the County poor at the
hospitals per day for each person for
the year 1929.
General business attended to.
At 500 o'clock, p. m, the Board adj
journed to January 7, 1922.
Saturday, January !. 1922
Present: Chairman Ben c. Johnston;
Members, Jesse f. Bennett and Louis
H. Kommers; Clerk, John E. Moran.
AT 1900 o'clock a. M, final hearing |
on petition for the creation of the pro- |
for this time was taken up. The attor-
ney representing the petitioners not be-
ing present, the county attorney asked |
him over the phone if he desired to
be present His reply was that he
would not appear. The chairman asked
if any other petitions had been filed.
None had been filed. Asked If further
or additional evidence was to be Of
fered. There being none. the chairman
thereupon declared the hearing closed,
and the findings of the Board on the I
petition for the creation of the pro-
posed new county of Dearborn was sub
mitted, which is as follows: (See file).
General business, relief loan and road
matters attended to.
At 500 o'clock, p. m, adjourned to
January 9, 1922.
Monday, January 0. 1929
Present: Chairman Ben c. Johnston;
Members, Jesse r. Bennett and Louis
H. Kommers; Clerk, John E. Moran.
General business attended to.
Report Of DIR. Fuson for the month of
December, 1921, received, examined and
placed on file.
AT 500 o'clock. p. m, Board ad-
ourned to January 10, 1922.
Tuesday, January 10, 1922
Present: Chairman Ben C. Johnston;
Members, Jesse r. Bennett and Louis
4. Kommers; Clerk, John E. Moran.
General business, relief loan and road
matters attended to.
At 500 o'clock, p. m, the Board ad- .
burned to January IL, 1922.
Wednesday, January IL, 1922
Present: Chairman Ben c. Johnston; /
Jesse r. Bennett and Louis
/. Komnlers; Clerk, John e. Moran. |
General business, relief loan and road 1
matters attended to.
1t was agreed on between the Board :
nd the superintendent of the G.. N. Ry.
%, that In place of electrical signal ]
sked for at the railway crossing near
he Ayrshire Dairy on Red Road, the !
ailway company would install an illu- :
ainating signal for the present, and if {
he. Board. same to remain and be {
Maintained by the railway company
ntl such time as same was by the I
'oard declared inadequate. The illu-
linated signal to be installed within I
ne next sixty days. Clerk instructed
, notify state board of railway COM |
lissionars as to the agreement of the T
oard with the railway company. F
AT 5:W o'clock, p. m, the Board ad-
burned TO January IL. 1922. {
Thursday, January IL, 1922
Present: Chairman Ben c. Johnston; G
LENDERS, Jesse r. Bennett and Louis e
!. Kommers; Clerk, John f. Moran.
General road and relief matters at e
ended to.
AT 500 o'clock, D. m, the Board ad- G
burned to January Is, 1922.
Friday, January 10, 1922. G
Present: Chairman Ben c. Johnston -
nd Commissioner Jesse r. Bennett q
Jerk, John E. Moran. Absent Com 4
issioner Louis H. Kommers. q
General business and road matters :,
II
At 800 o'clock, p. M, the Board ad-
urned to January IA, 1922. -
Saturday, January IA, 1922 7,
Present: Chairman Ben c. Johnston;
emberS, Jesse r. Bennett and Louis J,
Konmers; Clerk. John E. Moran. X
General business. relief loans and l.
ad matters attended to. L
At 500 o'clock, p. M. the Board ad- NJ
urned to January 16. 1922.
Monday, January 16. 1929 M
Present: Chairman Ben c. Johnston: a,
embers, Jesse r. Bennett and Louis ~
kommers; Clerk. John T.. Moran Ar
Claims against the county examined AZ
d approved. ~
Matter of paying the local hospitals Az
r care and treatment OF county pa M
nts was considered. 1t was moved. :"
,onded and adopted unanimously that Ar
I'm and after January 81, 1922, the AVA
25 per day for the care and treat NJ
mt nf county pofienfS of ba l,o,l Az"