The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-05-29
COMMISSIONERS
PROCEEDINGS

/ NUOLLDAIVUD
On Monday, May 18th, 1925, at
200 o'clock P. NJ, the Board of
County Commissioners met in Spe-
cial Session, all members and the
clerk present.
MR.. LIE SUEUR APPEARS
BEFORE BOARD IN RE:
BEISEKER SETTLEMENT.
Mr.. Arathur LeSueur, special at
tOTney for Sheridan County, appear
ed before the Board and explained
the delay of settlement with the Min
nesOta Loan and Trust Co. Mr.. Le-
Sueur explained that the Trustee for
Minnesota Loan and Trust Co. had
offered a deed to Sheridan County,
which was contrary to settlement as
made by Commissioners at their
meeting of February End, 1925, and
In which said Trustee refused to
guarantee lands turned over to Coun-
ty to be clear from Membranes.
After a very lengthy discussion it
was on motion, decided to obtain
memo-abstracts on ali land in ques-
ton.
DIR. STORKAN'S CLAIM
ALLOWED, PAID.
DR.. Storkan appeared before the
Board, in regards to a claim of his
that had been laid over at the last
meeting. After Mr.. Storkan had ex-
planned the different items of this
claim, the claim was, on motion, al
lowed and paid.
CONTRACT
LAID OVER.
On motion, contract for driving
school bus, made between T. E.
Mensing and School District No. z
was laid over for the reason that
school term would be out in a few
days.
SECURITIES
APPROVED.
On motion, Sheridan county bonds
were approved as security for COM
ty moneys on deposit in the follow
ing banks:
Citizens State Bank, Dooley $4,000
Security State Bank, Outlook 10000
Farmers-Merchants State Bank,
PlentywOod -.-----.-..------.------ 5000
CLERKS TRIAL BAL
ANCE APPROVED.
On motion, the county clerks trial
balance for April, was approved.
ROAD PETITION
GRANTED.
On motion, road petition asking
for a new road beginning at the NV
corner of NEH, Sec. 9, T. SO, R. Sc,
r. M. M, thence south enc mile to
SW corner of SE74 of same section,
was granted.
ROAD PETITION
GRANTED
On motion, road petition asking to
abandon old road beginning at the
NV corner of section 9, 7. SO N, r.
Sc, E. M. NJ, thence south enc mile
to SW corner of same section, was
granted.
ROAD PETITIONS
LAID OVER
On motion, road petitions from
Coalridge and Reserve, were laid Ov-
er to a later meeting.
DEED FOR
RIGHT OF-WAY
On motion, it was decided to give
a quit claim deed to Mr. A. Riba in
exchange fer a right-of-way deed
from Riba to county for road pur-
poses, and same was signed by the
Board.
BIDS FOR PRINTING
ACCEPTED
At this time, the bids received for
county printing were opened and con-
sidered, and after a very thorough
comparison of said Bids, a motion
was introduced and adopted, all MEM
bers ccncurring: That the bid re-
ceived from Peoples Publishing Co.
be accepted, and that same PeOples
publishing Co. should furnish a bond
In the sum of 100000.
On motion, the following claims
were allowed, paid and the Clerk or
dered to draw warrants for same on
the various funds:
POOR FUND
j. G. Storkan, professional SER
vices --------------------.--.--.- So 90
Wild Rice Child Home, care of
Tangen children --...-..-..-.......- 5000
Raymond Mere. Co., supplies
for poor .,---,---,--.--...,,,,. $500
Raymond Mere. Co., supplies
for poor --.---...--...----..--.-..,,-...-- 1000
+ Raymond Mere. Co., supplies
for poor .-.,---.----------.-----..----. 1000
Mrs. Ray Livingston, care of
jackson family, disallowed
$1,000 -,.,....----. 1900
GENERAL FUND
N. N. GoodlaXon, clerk of cleo. 400
Mabel Tutty, judge of election 400
Grant Stoner, judge of election 400
VIM. Gardner, judge of cleo
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