The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1922-10-06

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| Rinker, r L, Sept Salary. en-
gInenau ---4------------- I93-U3
Chandler, Marion, Sept salary,
/ road foreman --------------------------- I5O-D0
1O'Handley, J. n, expense, a-e
/ road const- --.-------------------------- go
BRIDGE FUND
E0Handley, ]. ", part Sept.
/ salary. bridge =--.-------~S $500
Link. r C., per diem. bridge,
/ Sept ------- --------.--------- 4S.UJ
WoIIan, Ole, bridge const- - 1880
Baker, Jesse A., salary grader
man ------------------------------- 53.s5
Miller, Gail, hauling bridge ma
terial -.------...--------.----.--.-------- $40
Stone, A. E., bridge const- - 1875
Link. r c., Sept mileage,
| bridge eonst- ----..----.------------- 21e0
Kaiser, 4. J., assigned claim,
VIM. Best, bridge conzt.--- 11o.2o
Kaiser, A J., assigned claim,
E. Lee, bridge const. ----------.----- 500
GENERAL FUND
Helland: Alma, Sept. salary,
steno., treasurer's Office 100
| Dionne, Frank, Sept salary,
janitor CO. bldg. -...,..-..--.--.-... 1890
Quinn, B. A, Sept. salary, fin
ancial clerk -----------.-----.--.--.-- 1880
s. ]. Greer, Sept. salary. regis
tration clerk fassigned by Hell
en- Byrd 5000
Hendrickson, Helga, Sept. sal
airy, steno, clerks Office - 100. 90
Homme, Fern, Sept salary,
clerks Office ----.-----.-----.-.-----... 5000
Van Hee, Robt.. Sept salary,
clerk, tax work ---.-.z----.------.- 5000
Christensen, Myrtle. Sept. sal
airy, steno.,~ co. atty's Office 34.00
Erickson, Ida C., Sept salary.
CO. atty's Office ----,----------- $500
King, Mrs. Frances, Sept. salary,
steno-. co. supt's Office - 1895
Gebhardt. Ethel, Sept. salary.
steno-. co. supt- Office 1896
Gebhardt, Ethel, Sept salary.
treasurer's Office, tax work 5000
oHandley. ]. NJ, part Sept.
salary, dep. co. surveyor 1850
Lewis, Fl. NJ. legal services and
expse. &C State VS.. Porter 238. so
On motion the Clerk was instructed
TO advertise for sealed bids to be re-
ceived until 2 o'clock P NJ, Monday.
november sth, 1922, on $50 tons OF
Ignite coal to be delivered at the
Court House in Pientywood, Montana.
Said bids should be addressed to the
Clerk of the Board and be plainly
marked in the lower left hand corner
OF the envelope "Bid on Ignite
Coal A certified check in the sum
OF $4,000 must accompany each bid
and the successful bidder viii be re-
CURED TO furnish a bond in the sum
OF $4,000; for the full and faithful
performance Of the contract: the
Board reserves the right to reject anv
and all bids.
John Kramer of brentwood. Mon
tana, having filed with this Board an
affidavit setting forth facts from which
1t appears the delinquent personal
taxes OF FL. A. Miller, formerly a resi-
dent of Sheridan County, amountinr
70 s14.49, as shown by the register of
delinquent taxes for the year 1917.
have been assessed in error against
the following described real estate.
go sen, of Sec. l, Twp. 80, N. Roe
so, SCI, SEA SWH, SWX sW "a
Sec. b, Twp. 30, rye 81, E. M. NJ. Of
which the said John Kramer is the
owner. 'li0
ana 1t appearing to the satisfaction
OF the Board that John Kramer is in
TACT the r1ghtful owner of the prem
lses shown above and that the said |
IL. A. Miller never at any time had |
any interest, right, title or equity in
or TO any of the said premises. on |
motion the Treasurer was instructed |
TO release the tax of record insofar AZ
the same is a lien against the Land
above described. 1
On motion the following res;onau
tons We're accepted: Ethel GebhsrIt
steno., county supt. Office. effiect;va
September 18th, 1922. Ida C. Fr;ct1
son, sreno., county attys. office, effec-
tive September goth. 1922. T z
Madden and L. W. Paul. clerks nm tax
WORK. effective September 21st, 1922. /
on motion the following appoint
ments were approved: Myrtle Christ
Jansen, steno., County Atty's office, /
e 81 &c Sept. Il, 1922, at a salary of
per month. Ethel Gebhardt.
clerk, tax work, treasurer's Office. Of,
Iss a sept. ISIn, I9Z2, at a salary
of $4,000 per month.
lockwood & Blakeslee having filed
with the Board a certain communica-
s c requesting that the sum of
S4,4zZ.oo, a portion of the sum re-
celved from Daniels County in pay
ment of Indebtedness to Sheridan
county on account of the division of
the County, be set aside in the CIas-
slf1cation Fund. The communication
was read and on motion filed and the
County Clerk together with the Coun-
" !reasurere were instructed to make /
sucn investigation as may be neces-
sary to determine if Daniels County
has ever paid to Sheridan County the
sum mentioned above as their share
OF the Classification contract indebt-
edness; the two officers to report their
findings to the Board at it's next meet