Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-07-24

sioner L.. II. Kommers applied for and
was granted leave of absence with per-
| mission to leave the State at 3 p. m
Adjourned to June 9Th.
TUESDAY, JUNE SIXTH, 1922
Present, Chairman Ben C.. Johnson;
| Members G.. T. Boyd; Absent member
L. H. Kommers; Clerk, John =; MORAN.
tiers attended to. At s. p. M adjourned
to June 7th.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE SEVENTH, 1917
Present; Chairman Ben c. Johnston
| Member G. T.. Boyd, Absent L. II.
| Kommers; Clerk John E. Moran; Cen
eral business road and bridge matters
attended to; At 5 p. m, ADJOURNED u
Jun 9th.
! THURSDAY, JUNE EIGHTH, 1922
Present; Ben c. Johnson. Chairman:
L. II. Kommers; Clerk John E.. Moran;
Board left early for trip to Cascade ano
vicinity to look up conditions on REQ
eral Aid Project Great Falls to Cos
cade, on return adjourned to June yin.
FRIDAY, JUNE NINTH, 1922
Present, Ben c.. Johnston, Chairman
Member CT. Boyd, Absent mem9er L.
| Petition for new road between Sects;
, 2O-29- 21-28-22-27 all in township 10
north, range 4 E. as described in peti-
ton No. 450, was approved, and the
necessary work to make the same a
| Public Highway will be undertaken
in the near future; General Business,
| Road and Bridge matters attended TO;
At 5 p. m. adjourned to June 10th.
SATURDAY, JUNE TENTH, 1922
! Present: Chairman Ben c. johnson,
Member G. T. Boyd: Absent member L.
H. Kommers; Clerk John E.. Norman
The board left in the morning on trip
to Sun River, Fort Shaw and vicinity
to look over conditions Of roads and
bridges on account Of high water, re-
turning in the afternoon. The matter
Of taxation was taken up with Geo. N.
treasurer; road conditions were consld-
cred and at 5 p. m. adjourned to June
10Th.
MONDAY, JUNE TWELFTH, 1922
Present, Chairman Ben c. Johnston,
Member G. T. Boyd; Absent membe l..
n. Kommers; Clerk John E. Moran;
In forenoon general business ano roao
matters attended to; At 2:3O D.. M
bids for the construction Of two bridges
at Cashier Coulee were received n
opened as follows;
Name Con. Adult. Rock Abut;
w. R. Gray ... Sioe2'oo
r. E. Blakeslee .S2.476.D S!,3a5U
lUeiS6U 10. ....SS,cop.VV
The bids were taken under advise
ment for further consideration
At 3 D.. m. bids for steel furniture in
office Of county clerk were received
and opened as follows:
Names 5. L. L. i.
Chas E. Morris Co... S1,141.W
G.. n. Fletcher & Co.. Sl,l66.oo
Mckee Stationary Co. $780,
The Tribune Co.......$ 9542o $iooe'sS
CO: Lallberg ;...:.:;s1,l2a;43 sl,zZo,ta
81. O55.71
Bids were taken under advisement for
further consideration. At 3 .. m. ad-
journed to June 18th.
TUESDAY,, JUNE THIRTEENTH, 1922
Present, Chairman Ben c. Johnston,
member G.. T. Boyd, absent emb l..
H. Kommers; Clerk John Z Moran;
II a. m. board made trip to look up
right Of way. location of gravel pits,
etc, for proposed Federal Aid Project
No 176. Sun River to Simms; On re-
turn adjourned to Jun IA.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE FOURTEENTH
1922.
Present. Chairman Ben c. Johnston,
members, G. 7. Boyd, absent member,
l.. H. Kommers: Clerk John E. Moran;
After due consideration Of the bids for
the construction of two bridges at
Cashier Coulee; it was decided to adopt
the plans and specifications for the
rock abuttments and the bid of w. r.
Gray for that type was considered the
best and lowest bid and no motion
duly made seconded and adopted the
bid Of w. r. Gray accepted and con-
tract awarded to him; the County At
for same. On consideration of bids
for steel furniture for vault in office
of county clerk the bid of the Mckee
Stationary Co. was considered to be
the lowest and best bid and no motion
duly made seconded and adopted the
awarded TO said Co. Hearing Of petit
ton for the creating al addition to
Herd District No. 4, set for hearing at
IL am. was taken up; Robert Thill
appeared and addressed the board in
opposition TO the creation of the addi-
ton; stating the signers on the petit
ton; signed same under the a~pprehen-
sion that they were signing for an ad-
dition for an addition to an other dis
trict: Mr.. Penwell who circulated and
presented the petition stated the signers
were aware OF the fact they were sign
ing for an addition to Herd District
No. 4, Deputy County Attorney ]. A.
Kaufman was present and advised the
board that the petition appeared legal.
but it was in the province of the
board to allow a continuance Of the
hearing to allow the professors to
present a petition protesting against or
Wituui di vi HdHiSS lIoIl the pStltlOH.
the board thereupon on motion duly
made seconded and adopted continued
the hearing until June Dist, 1922. The
clerk directed to notify the State High
way Commission that the Right-of-way
for Project No. 176, would be secured
and that the Commission might adver-
tise for bids for the construction of
Federal Aid Project No. 176. Other road
matters considered at 5 p. M. ad-
journed TO June 18th.
THURSDAY. JUNE FIFTEENTH,
Present, Chairman Ben c.. Johnston.
Member G.. T. Boyd, Member absent l..
II. Kommers; Clerk John f. Moran;
Consideration of Budgets for 1922
1923: for part of session balance of
session to General Business; at 5 D. m.
adjourned to June 18th.
FRIDAY, JUNE SIXTEENTH, 1922
Present, Chairman Ben c. Johnston,
Member G. T. Boyd; Absent Member
L.. H. Kommers; Clerk John E. Moran;
County Treasurer directed to transfer
from the Contingent Fund to Bond In
terest Fund the Sum of S12, 900. 90;
animation and approval; at 5 o. m,
adjourned to June 18th.
SATURDAY, JUNE SEVENTEENTH.
1922
Present, Chairman Ben C.. Johnston.
Member G.. t. Boyd, Absent Member
l.. Fl. Kommers: Ben c. Johnston;
Clerk John f. Moran: Commissioner
attending IN pffica h,c{nocc n