The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1927-07-21
Continued from last week.

Another delegation from the south
east part OF the county appeared be-
fore the board asking the board to
take no steps toward aboIishing the
Herd district in township 20, Ranges
2 and E, as this is the same dis
trict that was under discussion yes
terday, the board still held that they
had no power to change the records
Of the former board and as the rec
ords show that an error had evident
ly been made in describing the hnun-
daries of this district when IT was
supposed to have been created, they
had no right to make any changes
at this time.
The treasurer was authorized to
use $4,000 from the special seed
grain sinking fund.- in purchasing
road warrants to be issued by the
county
The county clerk was instructed
and authorized to allow the county
attorney to remove from his office,
any plats needed in the matter Of
clearing up the title to the land in
the Town of Sweet Grass. This
seemed to be necessary, as tracings
would have to be made from the or
iginal plats, in order to get the exact
descriptions Of the several plats.
Gust Ahlstedt, Kevin, was appoint
ed road supervisor in place Of l. R.
Strange.
Il. C. Tolley was appointed as dep
uty assessor and the board approved
the appointment to assess cars which
hod haov, r,,fcoad IN fho roorxlor ac-
sessments. He was also Instructed
to enforce the law in regard to the
license plates on any cars found with
out 1927 plates
Mr.. M Zimmerman of the Shelby
Townsite company conferred with
the board relative to the purchase Of
a permanent court house site. No
action was taken at this time but
the board agreed to Investigate the
matter and If they considered the
matter favorabIy to ask the district
judge to appoint appraisers to set
price on this property.
Meat and hide inspectors were ap-
pointed as follows, to inspect hides
and meat as required under the new
law:
No. 1-4Shelby, VIM. Aylward.
No. 2-Kevin-W. J.. Predergast.
No. 3Sunburst, Al. Clark.
No. 4--Sweet Grass, John Gleason.
No. S Oilmont, Jas. B. Ewing.
No. Eard'g, Chas. F. Grass.
No. 7-DevOn, Geo. Meyers.
No. 8-Galata, Frank Duffy.
The road viewers report on road
No. 28I was received and approved
BY the BOARD, and the county survey.
or was instructed to open this road.
Road petition No. .282 was received
and after consideration by the board,
was approved insofar as the petition
asked for, new road, but the request
for the abandonment Of part Of the
present road was denied. Viewers
we're appointed: Henry Volbrecht, H.
NJ johnson and. HI F. Cox, county
Road petition No. 282 was received
and viewers appointed as folIows
Fred T. Parsell. Allen Stratton and
H. f. Cox, county surveyor.
Reports from John G. Belts and
Thos. Kelly (justices) were received
and approved.
The county attorney was instruct
ed to initiate a condemnation pro-
ceeding to secure for public road use
that portion Of NEHNE1z, Sec. 8,
Twp. 34N. Rye. 2 w which has been
used as public road since 1922. TheI
surveyor is instructed to sur
vey this plat of land and furnish the
necessary data for such suit to the
county attorney.
Upon resolution offered by Com
Xfnf4 I1ao at<4I4F f< g. Io.l
cIared that the parcel Of land lying
in the Ne corner OF section three
(3l bounded on the north and east
sides By the section line and on the
south and west by the southwest
side Of the county road which at
present crosses this corner. is nee
essary and desirable for use as