Laurel outlook., 1946-01-30
PROCEEDINGS
DECEMBER SESSION

for the December term on Deem
Der 8, 1915, and held twenty-eight
meetings during the term. Parts
of four days were taken up with
County Welfare work, with County
Welfare Supervisor Mccarthy in
attendance. Commissioner Yer
rington was absent one day.
The following appointments were
approved by the Board: By the
County Treasurer-Evelyn Bosack-
er, and Juanita Ward, to write
drivers licenses; by the County
Clerk-Earle Knight and W. B:
Alderman. as deputies. The Board
also revoked the appointment of
Rosetta Fritz as deputy County
Clerk, Miss Fritz having resigned,
effective December 18th.
The County Commissioners and
Herbert Bailey, Sheriff were grant
ed permission to be absent from
the State at various times during
the next sixty days.
The report of the County Audi
tor, showing the results of his eX-
animation of the fee books and ac-
counts of the several County and
Township officers for the month
of November was approved. Quar-
terly reports of Emil Borbeg and
T. w. Polly, Justices of the Peace
for Billings Judicial Township and
of F. H. Suddith, Justice of the
Peace of Laurel Judicial Township
were also approved.
The Board made application to
the State for a refund of $4,000,
gasoline tax on 10,920 gallons of
gasoline used by the County High
way Department.
The Board approved certified
copies of the resolutions passed by
the City Council, designating the
changes of the boundaries of Ward
1 and 8 for the reason that Normal
Subdivision, End filing, Melnick
Subdivision. Senior High School
Property and High School Athletic
Field have all been included in the
City of Billings.
The acceptance by the Treasurer
of Federal Reserve Bank Of Min
neapOlis Custodian receipt No.
h-2O78, covering a $4,000 I. s..
Treasury Bond to protect the COun-
tvs deposits in the said Bank was
approved by the Board.
The Board awarded the contracts
for the improvements to be done in
Rural Special Improvement Dis
tricts Nos. So and 81 to Bennett G.
Lewis of Billings, Montana.
lockwood Brown and C. NJ. Hoi-
ness were re-appointed by the
Board to the Midland Empire Fair
Board and Ray Lathom was ap-
pointed as a new member. All APP
pOintments are for a period of q.
two years.
The following County Tax Title
property was sold at private sales:
To Joe and Isabel Belle for
$4,000, lots Z and 8. block a, Park ]
Subdivision Laurel. /
To T. L. Kemph for $4,000, NJ {
section u, 3N, BE. {
To Sam & Ethel DeFrance for {
$4,000, lots 9 and 10. block Is, I
Nutting Subdivision, Laurel. J
To Henry Frank for $1,000, lots I
II and -. block p, East Yellow
stone Subdivision, Laurel. ]
Quinn, Jr., for il'- $1CI.oO, A'i lots / to S
10, block /, Nutting Subdivision, T
To Ann Glenny for $4,000, lots
IS to 20, block 5, Park Subdivision, y
Laurel. S
To Goldie and E. A. Laipple for S
$500, lots II and y, block 5,
and 6 to 10. block 5, Park Subdi- s
vision, Laurel. S
The following claims were ex-
amined. allowed, ordered paid and Y
warrants drawn:
Herbert Bailey Sheriff, S
board Co. prisoners......$ $4,000 S
Herbert Bailey. Sheriff,
board Co. prisoners 700 T
City Water Dept,
Herbert Bailey, Sheriff, -,
board Co. prisoners. 1900 II
S. Post Office.
envelopes 94.SS E
3ostitch-Northwest Co., f
Nyo. Mont. Electric,
:. w. Laird & P. A. L
Johnston, refund taxes. 1926 W
Jhapples, Inc, supplies. 3.97
Maynard Stationery Co., LII
supplies 7.25
MAYNARD Stationery Co., CT
store J.lU VI
Montana Power Co..
services o0.oo CC
Gontana Power Co., Ht
services 32.03 III
1rs. Iva M. Moffett, foster
home care of Gancze....... $50 Al
1rs. Fred Mandelkow, He
foster home care...... 1850 Be
Iontana Children's Home Gil
& Hosp, institutional -
care for baby....--... 22.50 Al
Irs. o. B. Johnson, Jol
foster home care...--.--.. 1880 Ga
RS. o. B. Johnson. s
foster home care-.-....... 1880 Nc
RS. Ray Roam.
foster home care.--....... 1880 Nj
rs. Ray Roam, (
foster home care.---.... HOO An
State tuberculosis La
SAINT. care and supplies Wi
Of ~in~ates ............ 2O2.35 Bal
S. Aloe Co.. supplies. rs S
&, Dlnck Div of the Ind