Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1931-07-16
County Commissioners
Proceedings

met in regular session. Monday, July
9th, 1881. All members present.
The custodian receipts, depository
and surety bonds of the several banks
and the surety and personal bonds OF
the various county and township Of
ficers were examined and approved.
The Board designated the following
banks as repositories for Lincoln Coun-
ty funds: First State Bank of Libby
First National Bank of Whitefish, First
National Bank Of Great Falls and The
Kootenai Valley State Bank of Troy.
The right of way deed given by
Joseph F. Powers, ct ux of Troy to
Lincoln County covering tract OF land
60 feet wide in Section /, Twp 30,
Range "a was examined, approved and
ordered filed for record.
Application for dance hall licenses
of Mrs. F. w Hammond, Carl Gilbert
son and A. E. johnson were approved
by the Board
The annual report of the examina-
ton of the Books and Records OF Lin
coin County was read, examined and
ordered filed
A petition was received from resi-
dents Of Troy protesting the special
| school tax voted in School District No.
| and requesting the Board not to
| make such levy on the End Monday
| in August when the tax levies are
made. The Board was advised that they
are without authority or jurisdiction
| in this matter.
The Board directed the Clerk to
notify Mr. Robert Gregg, agent for the
| Troy Mining Power & Improvement
Co. that the extension Of time given
by the Board in which to pay the de-
| linouent taxes on property of the COM
pany on which the County has made
application for tax deed has expired
The Board also ordered the proper of
ficers to deliver tax deed in favor OF
Lincoln County covering the property
unless the taxes were Immediately PAID.
The Board ordered the proper Off
GERS to make application and take tax
/ deed to land within the boundaries
| Of the Glen Lake Irrigation District
which has been delinquent long
enough and in condition to be legally
taken by tax deed.
/ The Board was informed that the
| Budget for the Poor Fund for the year
1882 was depleted and therefor no
/ funds available to pay claims charge
| able to the Poor Fund. The Board was
advised by the County Attorney that
| under the provisions of Chapter 148,
Session Laws of the 21st Legislative
| Assembly, that any unexpended bal
ances left in the Poor Fund as of June
| 30, 1881 and claims incurred against
| this budget which were contracted
prior to the close of the fiscal year,
| could legally be paid from these unex-
pended balances
Commissioner H. E. Brink reports
that he spent IL days. June 4, s, 8, s.,
Is, Is, %, %, Is, 26 and 18th inspecting
roads and road work and 3 days June
"a, q and Both inspecting bridges and
bridge work in his district.
Com Geo. ]. Monio reports that he
spent 10 days, June 4, S, 8, 10, ID, Is,
n, q, Is, 26 and 10Th inspecting roads
| and road work and days June s, Is,
IS, 10 and % inspecting bridges and
| bridge work in his district.
Com. j. w. Millegan reports that he
spent days, June s, II, H. % and rs
inspecting roads and road work in his
district
The above reports are hereby rati-
fled by the Board
The Commissioners are hereby au-
| thorized to attend to all emergency
matters that may arise in their respec-
tive districts and to charge and to col
lect a legal fee therefor.
CLAIMS.
The following claims were allowed
by the Board:
GENERAL FUND.
Including all regular salary claims OF
officers.
| For Salaries.
Carl Bessey .............................. $125o0
| Anita Harris ................ 1870
n p Weydeneyer .................. 1880
| c. T. Young ..................... 1870
Edna Bissell ............ 1880
Frances Schouweiler .................... 10000
II. "a Brink. fees ........ 240O
Geo. ]. Monio. fees etc. ............ $50
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