The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1927-10-27
Shelby. October 9TH. 1927.

Board reconvened at 10 o'clock a,
M. with E. ]. Byrne chairman, H. F.
Stoltenberg, J. C.. Keihlbauch com
missioners and j. MacFarlane, county
clerk present.
reports from John G Bett and
Thos Kelly, Justices OF the Peace
were approved and ordered filed
The clerk was authorized to trans
fer $25OOO0 from the General Fund Of
the county to the Poor Fund journal
Voucher No. 362.
Cancellation of taxes assessed on
Roll No 6OS4--1927 taxes was author
lied as this was double assessment
against Black-Sivalls & Bryson. See
Journal Voucher No 363.
The Seed Lien against the West
half of Section Thirty, Township
Thirty-four North IssLge One East
Estate of Hans Potcrsnn., was Or
dered cancelled up N ..'yient by the
estate of the coull.y lorporfionate
share Of the pToce Is 'roa. tho estate
Journal Voucher No. 3e4
The action Of the trustees CT School
District No 19, in allowing transpor
tation Of $500 per month to John
Kjellstrom, and to Walter Trovatten,
for transporting one pupil each, WAS
approved.
a petition signed by a number OF
taxpayers from School District No. Is,
Dunkirk) was presented to the board
asking that the Commissioners call a
hearing of the tax payers from that
district, together with trustees CT the
School district, in ordeer that the tax
pagers might be able to explain GER
tain matters in connection with the
school which they claimed were being
mis-handled by the trustees of the dis
trict
The Commissioners called a hear
ing for No. 8, 1927, and instructed the
clerk to so notify the members of the
board of trustees and the clerk of the
board Of said district.
The following rsolution was offered
by commissioner j. G. KiehIbauch and
seconded by H. F. StoltenDerg 1T
appearing, from the records of the
county clrk's office, A. w Furbr, JUS
tice of the Peace of Kelvin Judicial
District has not reported any fines
or fees from his office since May
1927, it is hereby ordered that the
A. w. Furber, Justice of the
Peace in Kevin Judicial Township,
Toole County, Montana, do appear
before the Board of County Commiss )
ioneers of ToOle County, on Novem-
ber Z, 1927, at o,cock p. M, and pre-
sent the books and records of his Of
ficee for examination by the county
board" The motion carried and the
clerk was instructed to notify Mr.. |
Furber of this action by the county
board.
The meeting adjourned at this time,
after passing claims and writing war
rants as follows:
GENERAL FUND
J. H MacFarlane, salary as Clerk
& Recorder, $166.66.
Florence F. MacFarIane, salary as
Deputy Clerk & Recorder, $137.5O.
Bernice Dahl, salary as Typ. Clerk |
& Recorder, $115.0O.
BENJAMIN Zell, Is days work as Typ.
Clerk & Recorder, $57.70.
Anna S. Pike, salary at Clerk &
office $105.77.
Frances w. Rice, work on taxes at /
Clerk & Recorders office $I35.0O
Anne McCabe, work on taxes at
Clerk & Recorders office $I25.OO.
Mary Mccormick, work on taxes at
Clerk & Recorders office. $86.55.
Dixie Stevens, typing for Clerk &
Recorder, $4.00.
Kathryn Fitzgerald, salary at Clerk
Recorders and Assessors office,
'125.OO
w. H. Schoregge salary as Treasur-
II. $166.66.
Edwin T. Phelps, salary as Deputy
$137.50
Florence Kfest, salary for clerical i
work at Treasurer's office $125.0O.
w. T. Evans, salary as Assessor,
10000.
Erma Day, salary as Clerk Of Court,
10000
Glen NJ Cox, salary as Deputy Clerk