Laurel outlook., 1949-04-27
COMMISSIONERS
PROCEEDINGS
MARCH SESSION

meetings during the term. Al
Commissioners were present TO
the full term. Parts of fou,
days We're taken up with Count!
Welfare Supervisor Laitenen IL
attendance.
The following reports were APP
proved and filed: quarterly re
port of Emil Borberg. Justice o.
the Peace, Billings Judicial Town
ship; Helen Delano, County Audi
tor, a report of an examination
of the books and accounts OF
county and township officers fol-
the month of February. 1949.
The Board approved the fol
lowing dance hall license applica-
tions: Kenneth Hammer for the
18th Bar; Alex Haun for the
Midway Mite Club.
The Board appropriated ST.
900 to the item of Elections and
$4,000 to the Care of Insane,
the 1948-49 budgets being ex-
hausted and no protests having
been received against the APP
preparation.
Application was made to the
State of Montana for a refund
of $355.00, covering gasoline tax
on 100 gallons of gasoline used
by the County Highway Deport-
ment.
A call for bids was made until
April %, 1949 for the installa-
ton of water mains in Rural
Special improvement District No.
104.
The bond of Catherine Stahl
in the amount of $26.64 on &C
count of lost warrant was ap-
proved and new warrant issued
to her in the amount of 1882.
The following resolutions were
unanimously passed and adopted
by the Board: certified copy of
a resolution passed by the City
of Billings changing ward bound
aries of Ward a to include Straw
and Bateman Subdivisions; de-
claring that all County Offices
shall close at noon on Saturdays
in accordance with Senate Bill No.
sc, signed by the Governor on
February 18th, 1949.
An addition to Weed Control
District No. 5 was created by the
Board, there being no protests
filed.
Applications for the purchase
of tax title lands in the grazing
district were received from the
following: Albert Ballek, P. N.
Robinson and Albert H. Herren.
The following tax title and
real property was sold at public
auction and private sales:
To Harry & Pauline Mullen
berg for $4,000, lots 9 and 10,
Block Is, Yellowstone Subdivis-
ion. Laurel. /
To Clyde w. Killebrew and
wife for $4,000, lots 16 and II,
Block 16, Yellowstone Subdivis-
ion, Laurel.
To j. G. Brown or Willora S.
Brown for S1360.00, NJ of sec
ton %, township a North, range
20 East.
To Harold Haaland for 49,
10000, all of section 1, 3 North,
81 East.
To Frank P. Mackey for ST.,
020.00, EhER, NWANEA and
SWASEA section 2, 3N, 81
East.
To Fred and Norma Stewart
for $4,000, NWASWP section
10, 3N, 81 East.
To T. A. Haaland for $2,944.00,
all section II, 3N, 27 East.
To Earring Haaland for ST.
SAShNEA section II,
IN. 27 E. F.,
To Ebert and Marlyn Folkerts
for $2.56O.OO, all section ID, 3N, !
81 E. ,
To Fred and Norma Stewart
FOR $4,000, NWA section Fl, :
3 North, 81 E. ,
To Joe, Chas. David and Roy
iagashima for S2,576.00, all sec
ion "a Except SANEA) 3N, !
n E. !
To Peter Matheson for 81 !
3O4.OO, E1a section 25. 3N, 81 E.. !
To John H. Kingdom for ST. !
$4,000, VIZ, WhSEA and SWA l
section 2, an, % E. ,
To Ruby Johnston for $2,880.00 l
Ill section 8, An, 80 E. ,
To Fred and Lydia Plath for
Il 10000, NEA, NhSEA, SWA :
SEA and lots l and 2, section a, ,
IN, 29E. /
To Fred C. and Lydia Plath
or $1,16O.O0, SWANWA, NJ /
WhSWA and lots 1, 2, ,
and d, section g.. AN, ZOE. l
To Fred C. and Lydia Plath
or $4,000, NWA section 10, l
N, ZOE.
To Fred C. and Lydia Plath {
or 81 ,680.00, NEA and Eh -,
'WA and NhNWA section 80, 1
29E. =
To John C. or Willora S. [
Brown for $4,000, NEANWA, ,
SEANEA, section "a, \
ZOE. ,
III of section 4, An, 30E. |
To C. E. Talcott for $4,000, I
Ih section IL, An, 30E.
To Lucille E. Kesselheim for I
.672.00. Sh section %, 5N, 30E.
To C. E. Talcott for 100000, J
II section 32. 5N. 30E.
To C. E. Talcott for $4,000, 4
VIZ section ID. An, 30E.
To Willard Rieman for 100000, +
VIZ section ID, 5N, 30E.
To C. E. Talcott for $1,280.00, S
ii section %, 5N, 30E.