The producers news., 1933-10-06

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WHEREAS, And if such build
ing projects meets with the Jap
proval of the Montana State Ad-
visory Board of Public Works and
the Regional Advisor Of Public
Works, employment will be Gre
ated in Sheridan county and for
the residents of Sheridan county;
Now Therefore Be 1t Resolved,
That the Sheridan county Board
of County Commissioners submit
an application to the Montana
State Board Of Public Works and
to the Regional Advisor of Public
Works requesting their approval !
and sanction of said building pro-
ject, under and by virtue Of the
National Industrial Recovery Act;
Be It Further Resolved, That
the Chairman of and the Clerk of
the Sheridan County Board of
County Commissioners be empow-
cred to act relative to the pro-
posed building project for and on
behalf of the Sheridan county
Board of County Commissioners.
At o'clock p. M, the Board ad-
journed and two members of the
Board, Mr.. Olson and Mr.. Spoklie,
| left for Glasgow for a conference
with a member of the State Adyis-
ory board.
At 8 o'clock a. m, Aug. 8, the
Board resumed, Olson, Spoklie and
the Clerk present.
The two members Of the Board
present spent the forenoon exam
ming claims.
4 A 2 o'clock p. M, the Board re-
sumed, all members of the Board
and Clerk preesnt.
The Board examined all county
officials bonds, and same were
found to be in good Surety com
panies.
The Board also examined all Sc
) curities held by County treasure
for deposits with banks of Count!
: Funds, and the securities were ni
follows:
n First National Bank and Trus
a Co., Helena,
. Municipal Bonds ..-...-.$45, ,000. o
Liberty bonds .............-.... 50,0OO,0
i First National Bank, Reserve
Surety Bonds .................. 1880
Sheridan Co. Bonds. 10000
d Commercial Bonds .......... 10000
County Warrants ........... 8,161.2
! Security State Bank, Outlook
v Sheridan Co. Bonds ....... 100000
n Commercial Bonds ....... 10000
" County Warrants ........... 7,605.5
,vi First State Bank, Medicine Lax
% County Warrants .......... 2,887.E
4 On motion the following claim
were allowed paid, and the Clel
instructed to draw warrants thel
n fore on the different funds.
10 General Fund
# Employees, July sal...........2 ,4O7.I
: Mt. st. Tel. and Tel.
Co., rentals ....-............ 65.
tv E. E. Belanski, Probation
a officer ...----..-..--..-. -.-...-. g..
Tribune Printing Co. sup
a piles -------..-.--.-.---..-----....-. ZS.
,e L. G. Zeidler, repairs =. 90.
m Monta~a Dakota Power
Co., lights ---..-.....-. 27.
Of Elmer Gooder, dpaying-.-- 1.
Paul Kurtz, mileage -. 25.
ow Geo. M. Pierce, Justice
of Fees ---..-.----.----.- .---.-----.- D
Hans p. Madsen mileage 25
Hans P. Madsen, board of
" prisoners ----.----...............
y X. Hendrickson, witness
Zee -.--.-.- ..---.--.----------.-----. .
YY Burroughs Addisg Ma
chine Co. supplies .... SO
,s,s Richard Frank, mileage
the as probation officer. 8
the Mont. Oak. Power Co.
lights .........--..-.--.-. ....... 81
City Plentywood, water IL
of West Pub. Co., law blxs... 81
ID. Mckee Printing Co. sup
plies -.--------.-.-------.----.------ /;
las Industrial Accident Board
a. Assessment ...-............. 81
tls E. E. Belanski, Justice
fhe Fees ..------------.------------.---.
,tv- Robt. i. Wheeler, salary
ma, for July -........-........-.-.- 15t
ime Niels Madsen, Petty cash
of Frank Diosne. printing
seq. and repairing ..-............ 1
! |, q Flovd Willard. salary - 2
NM Harvey J. Dionne. ianitor