The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-08-10

! date. All tax sale certificates. o edeened viii. accrua,s us4 j.
entered in these registers
The fund accounts of the County Treasurer and County Clerk dc
no1 reconcile a of May 81, 1928. The several accounts must be the
sn at al times The receipts and disbursements should be checked
fr , 1pe,la meetings re held by the Board of County Commissioners
is called to section 4457 of the Revised Codes 1921. which moviaes tbat
- o o"e D. entered of record, and five days notice thereof must
DE- gwen by the clerk to each member not joining in the order. The
oroer must specify the business tt be transacted, and none other than
:" Th pecH fedu must b transacted IS such special meeting.
t toune sr a "a The Coroner is a resident of Bainvfle and does n OF main
care must be exercised before a claim is allowed for navmant
20 zee lha the same is up to legal requirements, IS provided by Section
tbot t ~ ~ 'e hevMed Codes 1921, that the same bears a complete date,
rnat the termination is clear and explicit of the sevices rendered and
suppnes n material furnished, that the same is duly signed and sworn
&c. NJ attention is called to the following claims:
NO $50 John Beattie $3.50; No 2O35S, Hans Bergstrom $3.50 90.
2o674, Patrick By1ne 100000; No. 2o745. August snider $40 o. md
number of other road N bridge c,ains aa ar f nuea slszVo ~ a
o attention is called to Section 3O7s of the Revised codes 1921.
NO 2oes5' J J Heinrichs $4,000, contains items of 20 and 80 hours
per day, being time for two and three e with teams 0 road work,
Each claimant mus make ot a verified claim duly signed and sworn
10 IN the san must be fully itemized. This claim does not show the
OF the work performed.
no. son6 A Maertens $4,000, items of ten hours per day and the
OF the services is not shown O the claim.
nd ~ 80, Gran Mckinney $3.50; Nc. 2o725, Martin Nelson $4,000
IN a number OF other claims have services of two and three men on
me claim Each claimant must make out a claim for his services, unless
IN ork is being done by contract and the contract is a matter of
No 2os4O, R. D McHugh $1,000 contains items of more than one
year passed This is n OF a legal claim. Your attention is called to Sec
ton 1905 Of the Revised Codes 1921.
No PITY, Margaret N Inglehart ssS. 70 contains items of hotel and
meals which are OF shown in separate items on the claim. Each item
u expense must be shown Oh the claim.
No 21566' Gunend & Evans $3.50; No. 1862, Westland Oil Com
any S1o4lS; NO. 2l6SS, j. H Coffey $4,000; No. 21709, Famers Lumber
company $1,000; No Pip, Froid Mercantile Company $4,000; No
1719, G. I. Small $4,000 and a number of other claims do not have the
TENS of supplies or material listed on the claim. Only commercial
sales slips or purchase orders are attached to the claims.
item must be listed on the claim.
No. 2160S, [. NJ. Clayton $50 90 and No. 21515. George Vrandenbnrq
for expense of County Assessor and Deputy for which no vouch-
rs are attached to the claim as provided by Chapter 4s of the 1925 SEES
ion Laws.
No. 21210, Andrew Harbo S6337; No. 21212. George Lesson $50 80
nd No. 21214 w. L. Young $3.50; for expenses to Great Falls during
ne annual meeting of the County Commissioners Association. In the
inutes of the Board of County Commissioners of January g. 1928 Com -
missioner George Lesson was appointed to attend the meetings of the
commissioners Association. Also o the same date Commissioner w. II
Young and Andrew Harbo and County Surveyor E. E. Carey were III
cling done during the meeting of the Commissioners. Your attention
called to Chapter 4S of the 1927 Session Laws, which provides for the
ayment of the expenses and per diem If one member of the hoard 10
nh meeting.
Section 1875 of the Revised Codes 1921, provides. the number of
sputes allowed the several officers, according to the class of county,
ID where no deputies re allowed. Section 1874 of the Revised Codes ~
21 as amended by Chapter 50 of the 1923 Session Laws provides for Il
e Board of County Commissioners to allow extra deputies or assistants, :
divided, the salary of no deputy o assistant shall be more than eight
r cent of the salary of the officer under whom such deputy II assis-
mt is serving. The salary of regular deputy county officers allowed
e opinion of the Attorney General as found in Book Eight of Attorney
.neraIs Opinions Page, 1S, that where the words mot less than" are
ed~it til is intended to be both the maximum and minimum salary paid
d that the Board of County Commissioners has no power or authority
fix the salary of any deputy named in Section 1875 at any amount
her in excess O. less than the salary specified in Section 1873.
Chapter III of the Laws of 1927, relating to the fees If a sheriff for &
service of a warrant Of arrest, provides, For actual expenses in
habeas corpus, which must be allowed by the Board of County Com
The Attorney General has given al opinion under date of
10, 1928, that the sheriff is entitled to actual expenses in con
wing a person to jail and mileage must not be charged for the prisoner.
Respectfully submitted,
A. }. LOCHRIE5 State Examiner. N
Per R. N. HAWKINS, Assistant State Examiner. II
r. A. LATHOM, Deputy State Examiner. !