The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1940-10-17
OFFICIAL BONDS

OFFICIAL
Clerk md Recorder. Horny E. Cox .|
Term Of two years from the End day OF Jomury. 1889.
Term anl Of i iou! years from the 9Th day Of March, 1888.
'"e' Muryiond Casually Company, ~-~~$ 100000
Term Of two years from the End doy Of Jomuary, 1889.
Assessor, S. N. Cunningham INN
Term err Of four yea9s from The 2nd day Of lomYUx 1885,
Superintendent rim dent Of Schools, Charles R. stobuugh
Ams5i 6agia SH1s5' Isl d' @onday in jaaua1, 1889 od i endine
LIST Monday in January. l94l.
Surveyor, c. A. Rondul oooo|
A Anne e' oi 9oS sp5 Ts91s Comment sommencina on the End day Of l"OOO0
January, 1889.
Attorney. Bert W. Kronmiller oooo
Term beginning LIST Monday in Jmucry. 1889 ond
Clerk Of Court, Robert P. Ross ooo
F Te4m beg S N G j0n1aTT a. 1887 amd ending 5anu Suy'''
Public Administrator. Corl Ronkin
AmG5'f baain nu5s57 Isl Gof Wesley u in jonuoTy, 1889 end ending
the lst Monday in Jonuory, 1871:
7u.B 59a IL i5s Peas snd ReB9 ]an A. 7ic (; 1s4'.
Maryland Casualty Company, -~-----$ 100000
Term Of two years from the 3rd daY of JonuorY, 1889.
Justice Of the Peace. Charles A. Corkins
!: s. Fidelity ond Guoranty Company 1000 100000
coro snal9 99b 5o1 %: Bulls Iii 1884,
45?% !: s:s!1 ss:s;1 +: a? Hss5;1 in !sss?5z; 1859 and 100000
ending on the 4th day Of JonuuX ls4s.
Commissioner, Brddford H. McCortY
Maryland Casualty Company .w----~$ 100000
Term Of six years from January 7, 1885.
Commissioner, Wiliom M. Lynde
National Surety Corporation :-~~~~.S 100000
Term beginning Jonuoy 4, 1887 and ending Jmuay
Commissioner, Thomas Macleod
Term beginning lt Monday in January, 1889 omd
ending LIST Monday in JonuorY, l945.
Ex1MunJER.s NOTES
The County Treusurers cash balance is accounted for with the
Official receipts and disbursements for the period ond the
funds on deposit ore amply protected with legal securities
and Federal Deposit Insurance.
The several cash fund balances in the offices of Clerk omd Re-
l466 omd 3468 for 1910, were cancelled and the original
stationery, the original end triplicote should be retained
by the Treasurer ond the duplicate surrendered TO the
County Clerk.
There is q balance Of $4,000 in the Special Rood Fund. There
hos been no octivity in this fund since Februory' 1887 ond
we recommend this amount be transferred to the Road
With few exceptions, Claims for the period were generally
Claim No. 55l7e in amount Of ses4.6 does not show date of
purchase; Nc. 55439 is Subject to the some criticism: No.
purchased. Section 46o5, R. {. M. 1885, provides no &c
count must be allowed by the Board unless the some is
made out in separate items and the nature OF edch item
stated. The above claims do not comply with this por-
tculor section.
DURING e9l1 tnf p %e2e nnrs5ed iot PZ 5ai ss sa 8 c7oan Pa'i ioe these .,
purchases ore within the legal requirements; however, we
would suggest IN the 1utu1e ON el1Cr1 De mode o CluCl-
pate culvert requirements for q period Of time and pur-
chdses be made in larger quantities. If this is done. we
believe q substantial sowing con be made for the tdx-
payer.
Unpaid fines due the County and Highway Petrol appear to
be excessive in both Justices courts; detoil is shown O.
bove. The practice of releasing defendants before pay
ment Of the fine assessed frequently results in loss. We
would suggest this practice be discontinued.
audit wos mode of the 1889 tdxes receivable account. The
r~econcnment shows items Of errors dnd deductions total
ing $3,l7044. This amount is excessive and would indicate
more core should be exercised in computing toxes ud
checking double assessments before certifying to the
Count Treasurer for collection. The County Treasurer hos
mode adjustments and cancellations without authority OF
statute. This practice must be discontinued, ond in the
future all adjustments and cancellations referred to the
Board Of County Commissioners.
Respectfully submitted,
w Miller