The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1923-06-15

III DOctAN VI OOAAAby COMMISSIONER
met in regular monthly session for
the month of June, Monday, June 4th.
Chairman Tyler, Com. Ibsen and Com.
LUndeen were present. Deputy Clerk
& Recorder j. c. O'Grady was present
and recorded the minutes. The ses-
sion lasted for two days, adjOurning
Tuesday afternoon.
The principle business of the Board
was routine. The certified checks of
the county printing bidders were or
dered returned. Several assessment
corrections were made and several
designations of help in the county as
SCISSORS office, their work being com
pleted, were presented and accepted.
County Attorney Erickson and Com
Lundeen asked for leaves of absence
from the state, Erickson on official
business and Com. Lundeen on a bus
mess and recreation trip. Several
delegations appeared before the Board
relative to roads in different parts of
the county, and the Board discussed
at some length the road construction
program for the county for the COM
ing summer. There is not much mon
ey available so they are considerably
handicapped. A delegation of farm
eTS and business men and taxpayers
of the north half of the county ap-
peared before the board and asked the
board to do something for the Outlook
Community Hospital in such a man
ner as they assisted the PlentywOOd
Hospital last year, calling the atten-
ton of the board that the Outlook
Community Hospital is the Oldest
Hospital in the county, and that it is
equipped to give the county poor as
good care as the PlentywOod hospital;
that a large number of the heaviest
taxpayers in the county live in the
north half of the county and adjacent
to Outlook and who contributed to the
building Of the Outlook Community
Hospital and that they felt that they
were also entitled to some considera-
ton when it came to voting county
funds for the benefit of hospitals and
that all of the county aid should not
be concentrated in PlentywOod alone
to the disadvantage of all of the rest
of the county. The matter was dis
cussed informally and then laid on
the table to be taken up at the spec
ial meeting, June 22nd.
CALL SPECIAL MEETING FRIDAY
JUNE 22ND.
The Board of County Commissioners
called a special meeting of the Board
for Friday, June 22nd to transact un-
finished business. Com. Lundeen will
not attend this meeting as he will be
absent from the state at this time.
MINUTES OF THE BOARD MEET
ING MONDAY, JUNE 4TH
At o'clock P. NJ, Monday, June 4th
1928, the Board of County Commits
sioners met in Regular Session pur-
suant to law; present Commissioners
Tyler (Chairman), Ibsen, Lundeen
and the Clerk.
CERTIFIED CHECKS RETURNED
On motion, certified checks of the
various unsuccessful bidders for coun-
ty printing were ordered returned to
the parties concerned.
CLAIMS ALLOWED
On motion, the following claims
were allowed and warrants ordered
drawn therefore by the Clerk:
ROAD FUNR
DOnnel, J. p road work $4,000
SyversOn, Peter, road vbrk $4,000
Rice, A. r. road work.------.S42.20
Eaton, A. NJ, road work-.S50.00
LdJOus AlDefI, IOdQ WOFk---------- , ZO.UU
Eaton, A NJ, road work-$1 $4,000
The following resolution was intro
duced and on motion adopted:
ASSESSMENT ERROR is COR
RECTED
RESOLUTION
WHEREAS the Register of Delin-
quent Taxes for the year 1915, shows
certain delinquent taxes assessed in
the name of Fred Hanson, still out
standing against the Ne Sec. 25, Twp
80 n. Rye. So z. M. NJ, and
WHEREAS it appears to the salts
faction of this Board that this land
above described, was the homestead OF
Jas. Harter, who did not make proof
thereon until October 10th, 1918, as
appears by Registered Certificate is
sued to the said JAS. Harter on that
date and recorded in Book 131, Page
408, Records of Sheridan County, Mon
tana.
NOW THEREFORE BE 1T RE-
SOLVED that the County Treasurer
be, and he is hereby instructed to can
eel such tax of record in amounts as
follows. Original Tax $3.50, Publ
cation $50, Penalty 1882, in all a to-
tai sum of S42.51.
ANOTHER CORRECTION
The following resolution was intro
duced and on motion adopted: