Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-10-31

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and improve that certain road Ia sag
Cascade County, "SUN RIVEk.SIMMs,,
Federal Aid Project No. 176 A and
176 b, and
WHEREAS, The land owners along
the right of way of said project have
ali granted and conveyed the necessary
land required for said right of way,
with the exception of School District
No. IS and its Board Of Trustees, n
WHEREAS, It is Impossible nGr on srs
to come to any agreement relative TO
the purchase price of said right or way
Of the land of the above mentioned
school district and its trustees,
SOLVED, BY the said County Of Cas-
cade, through it's said Board of County
| Commissioners, that the county attor-
ney Of said Cascade County be author
the provisions of the law in such cases
made and provided, to condemn the
lands Of the above mentioned schooi
district and its trustees for the pur-
pose Of said right of way.
RESOLUTION
! WHEREAS, The Board of County
Commissioners, in the OF theIr
duties, and in serving the interests
LOT the public of Cascade County. Mon
tana, having heretofore determined to
construct and improve that certain road
in said Cascade County known as the
l. l-IflSE FlLL1
eral Aid Project No. rs. and
WHEREAS, The land owners along
the right of way of said PROJECT nave
all granted and conveyed the necessary
land, required for said right Of way;
with the exception of Joseph Weigand
and Lizzie Weigand, his wife; James
| Cooper, ST.. and MaEgaret Cooper. his
wife, and James Cooper, Jr., a single
man, and
WHEREAS, 1t is impossible for the
cojd paar7 of Co11ntv Commissioners
to come to any agreement relative TO
the purchase price of said right of way,
of the land of the above mentioned
Now THEREFORE, BE TT RE-
SOLVED BY the said County of Cas-
cade, through the said Board of County
Commissioners. that the County Attor--
ney of Cascade County be authorized
and instructed to proceed under the pro
| visions of the law in such case made
and provided, to condemn the lands or
the above described persons for the
purpose of said right of way.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1922
Present: Chairman Ben C. Johnston:
Members Louis FL. Konmers and G.. t.
Boyd. Clerk John e. Moran.
Signing warrants in payment claims
allowed.
General and road matters attended to.
Petition to discontinue the services
Of Home Demonstration Agent and
County Agent received and ordered
filed.
At 500 o'clock p. m. adjourned to
60 out on trip inspecting roadwork and
conditions on the Goth.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1922
All members on trip of inspection of
roads entire day.
On return adjourned to September
II, 1922.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER Il, 1922
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Members Louis H. Kommers and G. T.
Boyd. Clerk John z. Moran.
Signing warrants in payment OF
| claims allowed.
Several persons visiting board CON
corning road matters. County attorney
requested to prepare resolutions for
the creation of special improvement
district at Black Eagle.
In afternoon board made trip to in
spect road work and conditions.
On return adjourned to September
%, 1922.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER %, 1922
Present.: Chairman Ben c. Johnston,
Members Louis I'll. Kommers and G. T.
Goyd. Clerk John E. Meran.
Road. special relief and general bust
ness considered.
Clerk Instructed to advertise for bids
for sale of 40 HIP. Reeves gas tractor.
Contract with Bradford Co. for haul
ing gravel signed.
clerk QlTeCISu TO lIlSIk uCI d. IL "
liver to repair Snow Creek road at an
expense not to exceed $4,000.
At 500 o'clock adjourned to Septem-
Der %, 1922.
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER %, 1922
Present.: Chairman Ben C. Johnston,
Members Louis H. Kommers and G. L,
Boyd. Clerk John E. Moran.
County treasurer directed to return
to Commercial National Bank Boo
shares of Montana Flour Mills Co,
stock held by him as collateral security
on deposits, as the county funds now
by surety bond.
General business and road matters
attended to.
At 500 o'clock o. m. the board ad-
journed to September %, 1872.
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER %, 1922
Present: Chairman Ben c. Johnston
Members Louis H. Kommers and G. T
Boyd. Clerk John E. Moran.
The polling place at precinct No. 5
Great Falls, ordered changed from Gil
Ninth avenue north to corner OF slXth
avenue and Seventh street north. Al
Sun River precinct No. 81 from schopI
house to club room.
1t was ordered that chattel mortgage
given by A. E. Gustafson to Cascade
county be assigned to Frank NJ. Wal
alec on payment of the amoun of prin.
cipal and interest.
The following resolution was intro.
duced and on motion duly made anC
seconded. same was adopted:
Whereas. Cascade county, Montana
has outstanding at the present time APP.
p~roximately s189, 10000 of Special Relies
bonds bearing interest at the rate O!
6h%, which bonds are payable or
January /, 1925. and it is estimated
that $50, 100000 to $3.50, 100000 of sale
bonds will be unpaid on the first OF
January, 1923; and
Whereas, owing to the inability OF
The persons to whom Special Relic
loans were made, to pay the amour
Of their loans in time to meet the
bonds maturing January list, 1925, ant
it would create an excessive burden
taxation on the taxpayers of The county
IL sufficient levy were made for 1872;
and 1924 to take up and pay the bonds
maturing January list. 1923: 1t is there
fore deemed for the best interest OF tht
taxpayers of said county that an at
$3.50, COO. 90 Of said Special Relief bonds
payable serially n extending. for {
period of years, at a rate of 1nteres
rot TO exceed i've per cent $50 PEI
Be it resolved that the following
notice for bids for the purchase o.
such r%efunding bonds be published
from September q, 1922, to and includ
ing October IL, 1922.
NOTICE TO BOND BUYERS
Notice is hereby given, that thu
Board of County Commissioners Of Cas-
cade county, Montana, will UP to Wed
nesday the 18th day of October, 1922
until 2:30 O'Clock p. m. of that day
receive bids for the purchase of, o.
to enter into a contract to purchase