Laurel outlook., 1949-05-18
APRIL SESSION

ings during the term. All Com
missioners were present for the
full term. Parts of four DAYS
were taken up with County
Welfare work with County Wei
fare Supervisor Laitenen in at
tendance. Mrs. Obst, District
Supervisor a present at two
meetings.
Permission was granted w. V.
d. Chapman. Justice of the Peace
of Laurel Township to absent
himself from the State of Mon
tana for a limited time and the
members of the Board of County
Commissioners at various times
during the next sixty days.
A dance hall license vas is
sued the Skyline Club for the
year 1919.
The following contracts were
awarded: Riedesel Construction
Company of Billings, Montana,
for $247, 10000, for the replace
ment of approximately $50 feet
of Grandstand at the Midland
Empire Fair Grounds; to the
Blacktop Construction Co. for
$3,654.70, for the installation of
water main in Rural Improve
ment District No. 104.
The Board passed a resolution
appropriating $50,000.00 to the
County Road budget which had
been exhausted on account of the
emergency created by unprec-
edented snow storms during the
months of January and February,
1919.
The Board ordered the issuance of
special improvement district bonds
to The Blacktop Construction
Company for $4,374.99, to cover
final estimate for work done in
District No. 100.
The resignation of Howard C..
Smith, as Coroner of Yellowstone
County was accepted by the
Board and M. Melvin Boice was
appointed to fill out the unex-
pired term of Mr.. Smith.
Report of Helen Delano, Coun-
ty Auditor, of an examination
of the books and accounts of
County and Township officers for
the month of March. 1949 was
approved and filed.
The Board ordered the cancel
lation of 1947 and '48 taxes
amounting to S15.25 against land
in Sec. 80, a North, 25 East on
account of erroneous assessment.
The following tax title proper
tv was sold.
To O. r. Stovall for $1,559.25,
Lots 1 to 10 and Lots Is and
16. Section 6, 3N, BE.
To VIM. Keller for $2,120.00,
all Sec. 2, An, BE.
To Ruby Johnson for $1,872.50,
all Sec. 4, an, BE.
To Ruby Johnson for $1,683.50,
all Sec. g., An, BE.
To Ruby Johnson for $2,511.00,
all Sec. 8. AN, BE.
To VIM. Keller for $4,000,
To VIM. Keller for $1,5S6.OO,
NJ Sec. II. an, BE.
To VIM. Keller for S2,176.00,
all Sec. IS, An, BE.
To VIM. Keller for S1,440.00,
all Sec. IA, An, BE.
To Ruby Johnson for S487.50,
NWA Sec. IS. an, BE.
To d. F., j. Walter and J..
Cleveland for $3,36O.OO, all
Sec. 81. An, BE.
To D. F., j. Walter and j. l..
for $2,944.00, all Sec.
20. An. BE.
To w. R. Welborn for 49,
all Sec. %, An, BE.
To w. R. Welborn for ST.
384.0O. all Sec. %, an, BE.
To w. R. Welborn for ST.
all Sec. 25, An, BE.
To w. R. Welborn for 49,
all Sec. 81, An, BE.
To d. F., j. Walter and j. l..
for S1,44O.00, NhSEA
Sec. %, An. BE.
To VIM. Keller for S2,252.5O,
Ill Sec. 6, an. BE.
To w. R. Welhorn for ST.
Ne Sec. 81, AN, BE.
To Merle Hudson for $504.00,
5WA, ShNWA Sec. A, 5N, 26E.
To Fred j. Treble for ST.
NJ Sec. 6, On, 30E.
To Ray Treble for $1,456.00,
SR Sec. 10, en-, 30E.
To Ruby Johnson for $1,130.00, !
:. Sec. ID, On, 30E.
To Ray Treble for s3,232.OO,
Ill Sec. 20. On, 30E.
To Forrest & Thelma Cheno-
veth for $661.5O, NEA, Me-
'WA. NRNEA Sec. 80, On,
'OE.
To John G. Freida Bott for ST.
44.O0, Ek and EkSWA Sec.
!, an, BE. ]
To VIM. Keller for $4,000,
u and SWNEA Sec. 8, AN, ]
To VIM. Keller for s2,72O.OO,
IL Sec. 9. An. BE. ]
To James Randall for $3,-
92.OO. VIZ and SEA Sec. 10, {
BE. s
To VIM. Keller for s7O5.O 90,
'EA and ShSWA Sec. 10, An, s
2E.
To Glen E. Potts for $4,000, {
.ots 5. 6, Z & 8, Sec. 8, An,
3E. :
To w. j. Steele for $2,72O.OO,
II Sec. Z. 5N, BE.
To w. j. Steele for $1,280.00,
Sec. ID, 5N, BE.
To w. ]. Steele for $1,040.00,
~ Sec. 10, 5N. BE. '
To w. j. Steele for $2,240.00,
Sec. 20. 5N, BE.
To w. ]. Steele for $4,000. {