The border vidette., 1922-05-06

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 year 1913. tho she did have 5000 deposit.
 After consideration. it moved seconded
 and carried. that the t20 % apply on the taxes | in question and that the remainder be stricken l from th roll and the Clerk instructed to in- | form the Treasurer of the action of the Board. A communication from the Forest Service | informing the Board that they had secnred S2.- | coo % to apply the Montana Camp Road and Sl20hO.OO to apply on the Camille Pass Road. with the understanding that the County con tribute & few thousand dollars to assist in the work waa read to the Board. and ordered filed. The Clerk was instructed to inform the Forest Service that s they ld built several miles of road already within the Forest without aid from the Government. tn felt that if they
 maintained the roads leading to and from the roads under question. that that all they would be abie to do.
 Viewers report the Tumacacori Mission ROad. was presente to the Board. allowing no damages to any one. and said report was cepted. and the Clerk instructed to have the necessary notices posted. and Monday. May lst. 1922. the day set for final action on the said petition.
 A petition was presented to the Board to- gether with affidavit of having posted notices the required length of time previous. asking for the establishment of & county road follows:
 Commencing at the intersection of section line between sections la and l3, and county road on the range line running north from So- noita, and thence ia A westerly direction to the west line of section 8. Tp. 20 s.. R. IS F.. to the oxtent only of putting in place 10 team gates and automobile crossings at points designated upon the accompanying sketch, where proposed road intersects existing fences. This road is necessary to facilitate the transportation of children to and from school also to make cessable the fuel supply for the entire precInct. It also is the only means of egress and ina ress to those shown upon the sketch, 6 well nt ia ad fo be fa rf fhaff names of alt property owners whose land crossed by this proposed road are signed to this petition and constitute waiver for any claim whatsoever against the county for any damages which may be incurred thru the passing of this road across their land, it being stipulated that said road is not to be fenced in any way which will serve to isolate one pat of their land from another. Further attention is called to tho fact that thIs route traverses what was once old road in it's entirety and grading or drainage is necessary at any point. Any work which may be necessary in tho form of remov- lug surface rocks, will be done by those direct Iy inteteste1, gratis''
 Upon motion duly made tnI carried. the petition accepted. and Mr. C. B. Wilson, MT. J. s. Gatlin and County Engineer J. W. Larimore were appointed viewers said road.
 The following reports were presented to the Board. read and ordered file ::
 Report of the Treasurer for the month of March, 1922.
 Report of the Gle; k of Superior Court for the month of March, 1922.
 Report of the County Recorier for the month of March. 1922.
 Report of the County Assessor for the month of March, 1922.
 Report of the ShorIf for the month of March. 1922.
 Report of the County Physician and supt of Health for the month of March. 1922.
 Report of thc County Engineer for the month of February 1922.
 Reports of Justices Of the Peacc of Precincts 1, I. and :. for the month of March, 1922.
 Report of the County Engineer with estimate of repairs of Montana Camp road.
 The Board took under consideration again, the question brot up by the committes of the Chamber of Commerce., nnI after ex- mining the amount of taxes paid by the vari- ous owners of the land occupied by the Army Camp, the Board decided that no reduction in valuation was necessary. and none wns ordered made in the asssessment.
 The Sheriff presented application that the office created by the Board Deputy Ranger, not be aboliehed for tho convenience and help of the Sheriff ,n1 County Attorney in the Rcby murder case, and after much discus sion. it was not abolished. To the discussion. Chairman Finley was for tho Lbolisbment of the office a means of economy. but the mat ter was carried over his head Ly Member Noon voting for tbe continuing, nnI Member Ash burn recondng the said motion. The q question of the salaries of the Sherif's office under discussion there not bcing sufficient funds in the salary funI for the remainder of the fiscal year. It was decided by the Sheriff that he could eliminate all unusccssary men. and he suggested that the salaries be cut for the remain ng three months. which was approved by the Board and the cut of 2j.O0 per man was mad", eff ctive ae of April 1st. 1922, and the appointment of Live Stock inspector and De- putty. be made. salary to be paid by tire Board of Supervisors to be only s5OcO per month.
 This being the day provided by law for the distrIctIng of the County for 6upcrvisoriai Districts. the Board now proceeded to draw said lines best they could. to comply with the meaning of the law, which follows:
 District No. l. to follow the boundary line of NoSaies School District No
 District No. 2 to contain P. C incts Nos. ?. Q, 3. II. F and |.
 District No. 3, to contain Precincts Nos It, To- 15 5. 12. z 6, Is and 15, the description being IS follows:
 SupcrvisoriaI District No. 1: Beginning at the :. S. corner of Sec. 20. Tp 23 s. R. II F., theI1cc running due south for n distance of 2Is miles. thence due east ', mile. thence due south Ii mile. thence due east mile. thence due south I mile, thence due west mile. thence due south :. mile, thcrco Gue wes: : mile. thence dEe south :. mile, thence due west mile. thence due south miir to Il point on tho International Boundary Line betwetu the U. s. 4. and Nexico thence east along the Inter national Boundary Line for a distance of it. miles. thence due north : miles. thence due west mile, tbnnce due north inilc., thence due west mic, thence due noIt tn mile, thence due west mile to thc point of LcGinnisg. The above description also is the description for Nogalcs Precinct No. 1.
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