Laurel outlook., 1944-08-23
July SESSION

The Board of County Commits
sioners meeting in regular session
for the July term on July 3, 1914,
held twenty-seven meetings through
out the term of which one day was
devoted to inspection and appraise-
raent of county tax title property,
and parts of four days to c~Onsidera-
ton of changes in status and new
applications for Old Age Assistance
and Aid to Dependent Needy Chill
dren with Supervisor Lohr of the
County Welfare Department in at
tendance at such meetings.
The Board convened on July 18th
rs a Board of Equalization and con-
tinued as such Board throughout
the term, giving consideration to
several APPLICATIONS for reduction of
assessment and made personal in
spection of the property involved.
The quarterly report of fees col
lected by Justices Borberg and Polly
covering the quarter ending June
80, 1914, were approved and ordered
filed.
The Board approved the appoint
ments of the County Treasurer of
E. P. Frizzelle as Special Deputy
County Treasurer to assist with
collections at the Midland Empire
Fair, and by the County Clerk of
w. r. Diefenderfer and j.. Willard
Baldwin as Special Deputy County
Clerks, without expense to Yellow
stone County.
The Board having inspected var
ious tax title properties in the sew
eral towns and cities of Yellow
lowstone County, and having made
appraisements of same, ordered a
public sale of such properties to be
held on September 8, 1914, and or
dered posting and publication of
notices of such sale.
The application of the Venetian
Tavern for dance hall license for
one year was considered and ap-
proved.
The report of the County Auditor
showing the results of his examina-
ton of the fee books and receipts
of the several county and town.
ship officers for the month of June
was approved and ordered filed.
The Board leased for oil and gas
exploration purposes to the Barns
dali Oil Company of Tulsa, Okla
homa, Lots 5-6-7-8 in Section s.
4N-33E, and to the British-Ameri-
can Oil Producing Company of
Great Falls, Montana, the E12 of
Section 11-5N-33E, and to c. E.
Croker of Great Falls, Montana,
Lots 1 to 4 and the EhWh of
Section 3O-5N-33E, all for a period
of ten years upon payment of
twenty-five cents (25c) per acre
annual rental or one-eighth of the
oil and gas produced from said
premises in event of production of
same.
The Board approved the appoint
nent by the County Superintendent
If Schools of Ada Warner as Dep
lty County Superintendent, same
lating back to August 1, 1943. ]
The following County tax title
properties were sold at private sale
IS follows: To John P. Jansma for
7.50, Lots 5-6-7 in Block AZ of !
'roadview; To L. E.. and Mary E. {
for $4,000, Lots ISL in {
'lock 7 of Nibbe townsite; To j
.obert F. Stovall for $966.24, Lots {
to s, ShNh of Section 1-2S-29E; !
B. A. and Mary, Munyan for
$4,000, the WhNEA, SEANEA, 4
EA and Lot z in Section 18c3N-
Sc; To j. G. Coakley for $1,I28.OO, Y
Il Section 26, SEASEASE and '
/ west of Railway in Section 20
i'd the SEA of Section 34-2N-24E. F
The following claims were ex-
mined, allowed, ordered paid, and n
arrants drawn:
Power Co., N
electricity ----------- 10 r
llings Gas Co., gas---- 1897
j. DeMers, s~ervices---- $3.50 S,
M. FAIR, M. D., &c
services & mileage.... GOAL