Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-11-27
County Treasurer Cascade County
Montana.

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County Treasurer Cascade County,
Said bonds when executed, as herein
provided. shall be delivered to the
the same in the books of his office and
shall thereupon Deliver the same to the
purchasers thereof on receiving pay
ment therefor
that upon the execution as ~aqnireS nv
statute Of the refunding bonds f"rein
authorized in the form h~erelnaboVe
provided, and upon the registration
dorsement Of such registration upon
each bond, the treasurer is hereby au-
thoriZed to deliver any OF said re-
funding bonds herein authorized at one
time, or from time 10 time, without
distinction as to the particular seTial
numbers so to be delivered from time
to time, in exchange for a like amount
of the then outstanding special relief
funding bonds of the county. That is
TO say. he shall count the value CT
each outstanding special relief fund
ing bond as the face value thereof II
ali interest legally accrued thereon and
ing bond as 81 900, collecting from the
recipient of each refunding bond the
interest which has accrued thereon
from the date of said bonds to the
date of actual delivery, and immadi-
ately upon making any such exchange,
the special relief funding bonds so sur
rendered In exchange shall be cancelled
and extinguished as obligations of the
The intent of his section Is 20 pro-
vide solely for the. exchange Of out
standing special relief funding bonds
for now refunding bonds as 4 method
of securing the cancellation of the said
outstanding special relief bonds. and
the county board hereby finds and &C.
termines that the issuance and delivery
of re~funding bonds III exchange for and
10 AXE up the legal outstanding spe-
cial relief funding bonds, of the
county in the manne and upon the
terms set forth in this section is
deemed for the best interest and advail-
tage of said county.
The motion being duly seconded by
Commissioner Gilbert T. Boyd, and the
vote being upon the adoption # the
resolution, the following commissioners
voted aye: Louis H, Kommcrs, Gill
bert t. Boyd and Ben c. Johnston.
Nays: None.
The resolution was declared adopted.
Most of the day taken up with hear
ing on condemnation proceedings for
R-W Project $50.
At 5 o'clock p. m. adjourned TO oc-
TuEsDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1922.
Present: Chairman Ben C. Johnston,
members Louis H. Kommers and G. T.
Boyd, Clerk John L. Moran.
Claims against the county taken up
for examination and approval.
Road matters considered.
In afternoon a committee from Sun
River and vicinity appeared before the
board with reference to bridge op Dad
in hat vicinity. The board notified
the delegation that the board would
recommend to the highway commission
that a 45-foot bridge be placed on
same.
County treasurer instructed to trans
fer from the general fund TO the in
stitute fund the sum of $4,000.
At s O'Clock p. m. the board ad-
journed to November /, 1922.
During the sessions the board ex-
amined and approved the following
claims against the county and ordered
warrants drawn in payment thereof:
GENERAL FUND.
F. E. Maespadden, expenses,
state .-.,..-..$ 100 IS
Brown. Mrs. r. r., witness, jus
ttce court. ....- ..-.....,r... 3 90
Bywaters, Jennie, registering
voters 4 70
ficer and expenses 1s2 20
Cascade Laundry. laundry Jail
and court house..a,...-..,. II 80
Cummings. w. J., registering
voters 3 so
Dahlberg, C. O., supplies, court
mouse W.