The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1927-03-10
fficiaIProceedings, Board
OF County Commissioners

D. w. Columbus, water rent =. 56.75
D. j. Simmons, services .......... $50
A. 0. Nelson, exams ................ 1000
L. +. Gard, commissioners
meeting .................................... 276O
J. T. Kelly, commissioners
meeting ............,..................... 5000
]. B. Convery, commissioners
meeting .......-........................... 1880
L. f. Gard, expenses, (com-
missioners' convention ......... CLIO
Agreement was made with W. P.
Roscoe to repair the bridge north of
Belfry, Montana, at price of
$4,000. Mr.. Roscoe to furnish all
except piling. The condi-
ton of the bridge being such that it
is considered unsafe and was deemed
by the Board as an emergency act to
repair the same.
Nothing further to come before the
meeting motion was made and sec
onded to adjourn to meet Tuesday
morning at nine O'clock motion car
ried.
J. 7. Kelly,
Attest: Chairman
C. E. Thompson,
Clerk
Commissioners Proceedings
Regular Session
Second Day, February s. 1927
The Board of County Commission
ers met in regular session pursuant
to adjournment; all members and
Clerk being present.
The following Protested Tax bill
was audited and approved and a war
rant ordered drawn for the same.
Elmer M. Combs, refund pro-
tested taxes ........................... 21.75
The following bridge fund bill was
audited and approved and warrant
ordered drawn for the same.
M. S. Wentworth, bridge work 11.90
H. E. McKinnon was appointed JUS
tice of the Peace for the Bearcreek
Township and his bond was duly ap-
proved; and former action on the ap-
pointment of John Patterson recinded
as it was shown that the former bond
of McKinnon's having been mailed and
lost, after having been duly executed
at the proper time for qualifying.
A. B. Cooley representing the Con-
nelly Machinery Company, met with
the Board and sold them two tractors
one large and one small
The following Poor Fund bills were
audited and approved and warrants
ordered drawn for the same.
Mrs Lindgren, allowance ... 1880
Frances Landers, mothers pen
sion 0U.UU
Francis Starcevich, mothers
pension 5000
Georgia Dunn, mothers pen
sion ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 25.OO
Mertie McMinn, mothers pen
sion -..---...-...--..-. 25.UO
Mrs. Ethel Wink, mothers
pension ...............-................. $500
Lola McQuaid, mothers pen
sion .................,,............ 5000
Bessie A. Roberts, mothers pen -.
sion $500
Katherine Persia, mothers pen -.
sion ......... 1000
Mercy Schroeder, mothers pen
sion Observation-Disclosures. 30.OO
Ellen Myback, mothers pen
Sion -.--.---..-...-.-.---.-..-------- 30.UU
Mabel Amundson, mothers
pension ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 5000
Wendla Aliment, mothers pen
sion .......................... $500
Maud Arlington, mothers pen
sion ............................ $500
Mary Mosell, mothers pension. $500
Janet Wilson, mothers pension $500
Ella Brown, mothers pension 5000
Lydia Mattila, mothers pension $500
Hannah Jackson, mothers pen
sion .,,...............-...-.-...-.... $500
Hugh Curran, old age pension 5000
Peter Castagna, Old age pen
sion ...................................... 5000
Antoine Garcia, old age pen
sion lUUU
Mary Feroglio, old age pension 1000
Mrs. J. G. Lane, old age PEN
sion-.,............... ..................... 1000
A. F. McFate, old age pension 1000
Nathan May, old age pension 1900
Mary McElhatten, old age PEN