The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-04-28

meet There he an nsin s,1 no , further business The Board adjourned to
Attest AT1gg Harry E: Cox, clerk .ppn' ~, ,o1o
- The Board met this id day in regular session, all mem0res be-
iz saataion for refund. of Gasoline Tax in the sum Of $1s2e5 on
DEBUT; THE c 5Uass spgsessa the appointment of Jess B. Taught as
Board ass a55sS7 RaTi 9Ss 1 isi1a1 hs's s sas &c protests for or against the
County Assessor $4,000
Care OF Prisoners 10000
a%rasshopper Control a5i
Weed Control Cor Capital outlay "~~~":-"~~ 10000
The Board approved the following Securities held by the
BIG HORN COUNTY STATE BANK
Ssds ss5. Eng 5y ssafs z ce1;s sI5 ,ooo nv
LITTLE HORN STATE BANK ~.~
2. s: Treasury easTE Bonds , s;oOo@
y. s; Treasury Bonds ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS l5'0oo9 @
Federal Deposit Insurance 100000
The Following claims were ordered drawn on their respective
e eafE '. M Mass: per per diem diem AND AND m mi1ssss s Sc
'''O' . 3 p'' O''AA ROAD FUND
e dneEs ': M Mabs. 7 yisvins AND and milssss ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ssss
clyde j. Dygert, viewing and mileage 1882
The Board ordered themselves out to view roads during the
ATTEST: Harry E. Cox, clerk
SPECIAL, SESSION April, 9th, 1919
nav' The n geaFa net bt tIs 6 dz u S R1 mem ssSsd9n; Of T t tTo S sayF nS %efe
present. together with the County Clerk.
eara TN @aP Refpsss q i -four @ Shssi E Tsses to Fs Sfsh certain s'sd on sp I Sssa:
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'n0? TSa Bo aaalp aftar Considering Con- ie hlses al 3 Bids d; SUI sub adtsa I rejected as'} the
S""a The Board offered at Public Auction 1 Used John Deere
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Mi. Bowles and Nh. Robert Branson were considered pros
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Beard ra fae 3 pa fSps most a t to manage seG said Tas Strip ane
r,an ahs o0 gontS Da t5sn a asc sSer ehoiee: MI Fhe Ee1eer F The Boaf S
s f4 finsi a M; ssanseP s as n ths aTaa aha SET ct a a eont t: 6 VII" sRS BIZ BIZ
. There being no further zf sss'9s5si thee ssd RsaFf M aS5so5 Chairman
ATTEST: Harry E. Cox, clerk
The Board a net this day in special Pc 1as session, , = a t two S days nS i
p prssent P }cgetSsr w Rssn th p9S ceun A1 c @s&'sfs Oh 's 'alu "a
RANGE gne oE puER E OF o 5on %ifS prosra %ns with the ss' Big H: Horn Count!
.lvs T!1s to disSsas. Directors Of Of tie aso1 Big grs aesn o9 IsE t 5ayesto <
d. GILL M. ]. "Cho, ~. =. HAoLPy "N0
Others present were: Dr.: J. H Pepper STATE State r Ens9mo1 RgPe
Billings, W. 3. Spear, State Senator, Clyde e Hawks Ks state s. e,a Eepre r.
s. Fish and WidHfe Service, Nels Larson, Paddock Ranch; Gu!
Van CIeve, Rancher, and N. A. Jacobsen, County Extension agent
N. a. Jacobsen was called upon to explain the purpose o
the meeting. .,,+r,
nros d; !: sources Il Rsp 81 fls sans n1 sna reasons Of aang Fer s sslsetioa CT e eeFfai2
areas for conrol work. The plan of work was explained as FOL
lows: o.,... .,,+ro
areas only. -, r,+,;, outline,
oAS 5. Range operators with the control! areas selected will b
asked to support the program by financial Contributions 10 sup
nlenent federal, state, and county funds. .
q Ranchers viii localized grasshopper mfeStatlons not n
Guided within control areas will be furnished bait free OF cnarg'
providing they have or can hire proper spreading equipment; IN
recommended rate for spreading bait will be 8 POUNDS per acre
Dr. Pepper further explained that the County must be tn
order to guarantee the program within the nsr County tyoc In ad ddnnsI
anv responsible local organization could solicit, receive, deposl
and disburse funds contributed by individuals to help deta aga eS
nenses Of the program as the County Commissioners may order.
Dr. Pepper could give no estimate of the amount OF acreag
that might be baited in Big Horn County. but ADVISED the CounI
would he billed ten cents per acre for the acres actually palIee
under the program. Surveys will determine the extent OF areas q
be baited. 80 - aaanaad /,
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