The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1927-03-17
COMMISSIONERS
REGULAR MEET

Regular meeting Of the Board 0
County Commissioners held in th'
commissioners room at the cour
house in Shelby Meeting called t
order with all members present
Claims Of the county officers ant
office workers were audited and war
rel IS signed for same.
John Underdahl met with the boarl
and asked that they reappoint him as
road supervisor for the distric1
around Prospect, as Chris UnderdaAi
had a petition signed by a number
Il resih.s;.s Of this district 10 ac-
lion was taken at this time.
A de.egation from Dunl5irh AMI VIC
unity conferred with the board about
school rstters in the Dunkirk dis
trict 'ter having tazcI with tho
county ,f'~ aey about tais lnatter the
bsa.l decided that the lad no juris-
dicti-L IN the mater and adyissl ne
raiTi4s u try and have The difficult
t'e.s a. lns spring eiecAon.
Mr. lack, painting contractor me-
with la board and dissHssod ihe
.a'E..e two bridges crossing tha
Ma.ias l.ver. The board osdared The
clerk to advertise for bids on this
vsrz I'D to be oDenAa at 2 o'cscoL
n Anril
Henry volbrecht Of DeMers was ap-
pointed road supervisor in his dis
trict in place of H. E. Tibbetts.
Bond of the First State Bank Of
Shelby was approved in the amount
OF $19,2S2. S8, this amount Of warrants
having been placed with the county
treasurer as additional security
Notices Of petitions for mothers
pension for Mrs Bertha Harmon and
Mrs. Charles Farrell were read and
referred to the county attorney
A letter was read from the Federal
Land Bank Of Spokane asking the
board if they would release a seed
lien held by the county against the
land Of Hans Thronson, as the lien
was subsequent to- the mortgage held
by the bank. The board decided that
they would accept $500 and release
this lien
The following list of road super
visors was made up by the county
and the board Of commiss-
toner's:
District No. /, Robt. Cook, Gold Butte.
No. 3. Julian Gardipee, Gold Butte.
No. 3, L. NJ Stratton, Gold Butte
No. 4, Wilber Cavitt, Grandview
No. 6. Murdock Mcleod, Galata
No. Z, Dan Pyne, Devon.
NO. 8, Postponed, Galata.
No. 8, Gunder jacobson, Devon.
No. 10, John Underdahl, Prospect.
No. IL, postponed, Fowler
No. 12, postponed, Devon.
No. 10, M NJ Dunham, Dunkirk.
No. IA, no road supervisor.
No. Is, Eddie Peterson Dunkirk.
No. 16, G. w. RanlSin, Dunkirk
No. II, no supervisor.
No. IS. J. G. Clark, Sweet Grass.
No 19, Nick Engel, Sunbarst
No. 20, Henry Volbercht De Mers
No. 81, Refer Aasland, Kelvin.
No. %, ]. r. Strange, Kelvin.
No %, no supervisor, Shelby.
No "a, A. ]. Moser, Aloe.
No. 25, Daid Wiegand Ethridge.
No 26 no supervisor, Shelby
No 81, John Fleisch, Shelby.
Mr.. v. r.. Shaw asked the board to
lelp him meet the funeral expenses
i burying his wife who died in the
sonrad hospital on March 8. After
ookihg into the matter the board
greed to pay $1OO toward these ex-
'enses
Mrs. Derbyshire asked the board tol
lelp her on account Of sickness and !
Ter boys being out Of work for some
ime. The board authorized the clerk
o issue requisition in the amount ol
80 to help her gel. groceries and sup
lies.
Mr.. Cox, county surveyor conferred
With the board relative to the appoint
nent OF road supervisors and the men
vho would have charge Of the differ
mt engines and equipment for the
ounty on the road work during this
eason.
Commissioner Keilhbauch was
ranted a sixty-day leave Of absence
nth permission to leave the state.
cave to begin when he would ship
is stock
Each member of the board was au-
horized to take care Of any emer-
ency road work that might come up
d his district before the next meet
ng.
BY resolution made and carried the
reasurer was instructed to open
Migratory stock fund.
A young man attending school in
ne Of our Montana cities tele-