Laurel outlook., 1949-03-30
OMMISSIONERS
PROCEEDINGS
FEBRUARY SESSION

dal wi, lOtO GIN hSho -
meetings during the term. All
Commissioners were present for
the full term. Parts of four
days were taken up with County
Welfare Supervisor Laitenen in
attendance. District Welfare
Supervisor Mrs. Obst and Direc-
tor of Child Welfare Service,
Mrs. Cassutt, were present at
the meeting on February 23rd.
The appointment of c.. Harry
Wolverton as deputy assessor,
beginning March 10th, was ap-
proved by the Board.
The report of Helen Delano,
County Auditor, of an examina-
ton of the books and accounts
of the County and Township Of
ficers for the month of January,
1949, was approved and filed.
A certified copy of a resolu-
ton passed and adopted by the
City of Billings was approved,
changing the ward boundary
lines of Ward 8 to include lots
4, 5 and 6 in st. Johns Addition.
The Board made a call for
bids until April II, 1949 at
ten thirty A. NJ. for the replace
ment of approximately $50 feet
of grandstand at the Midland
Empire Fair grounds.
The Board set March 10th,
1949 at ten thirty o'clock for a
hearing of protests against the
creation of a Weed Control and
Weed Seed determination Dis
trict to be an addition to dis
trict No. 5.
An agreement was entered
into with the State Engineers
office to give them additional
room in the Roosevelt School
Building at a rental of $4,000
per mo-, beginning Feb. LIST, for
IS nos. 5000 for one month
and $4,000 per mo. thereafter.
The following resolutions were
unanimously approved and passed
by the Board: authorizing the
County Clerk to issue special
improvement district bonds to
the Blacktop Construction Com
pany in the amounts of $2,049.5 So,
$4,192.88 and $2,904.20 being the
first estimates for the improve
ments completed and material
furnished in Districts Nos. 100,
81 and "a respectively.
The Board ordered the follow
ing tax title and real property
sales: S,575 acres of land il
townships B., 4 and 5 North,
ranges 27, % and 30 East on
March %; 1910 acres in town.
ship 5 North, ranges 80 and 81
East, on March Both; 1929
acres in townships 3. 4, 5 and
6 North, ranges 80, 81 and go
East, on April 9th, 1949.
The following tax title prop
erty and real property was sold !
at auction sale:
To David Abel for $1,76O.OO, !
sec. 81, GIN, BE. !
To David Abel for $4,000,
SEA sec 1, 5N, BE.
To David Abel for $1,000, |
& EA NEA Sec. ID, 5N, l
BE.
To David Abel for $4,000,
VIZ sec. 26, On, 3OE. T
To Will j. Moore for $2,72O.OO,
VIZ sec. 6, On, BE. f
To David Abel for $1,86O.OO,
NASh & SANA sec. 10, On, Z
BE. n
To David Abel for $4,000, E%
zee. g., On, BE. N
To David Abel for $4,000,
5WASEA, SWA & WhNWA N
zee. 80, On, BE. :,
To David Abel for $4,000, N
sec. 6, 5N, BE.
To David Abel for S64O.O 90, 5
VIZ sec. 10, On, BE. =,
The following claims were ex- NJ
mined, allowed, ordered paid D
nd warrants drawn:
: & R Office Machines, G.
services '..........S rs
S. Postmaster, C.,
stamps 1900
iaynard Stationery Co., H,
supplies ..--...--...-.-..... 4.05
Gas Co., gas. 494.4O- p
Auditor, Fl
reimburse. 47.81 La
Cook Transfer G. NJ,
Storage Co., services. Ais
ne IodQ Co., Inc, F.
signer ribbons $50 :,
gorge Fox, services. 1000 Gu
emmett Drug Stores, Ba
supplies ......... 1896
:. l.. Bacon, expenses. 1895 La
I. S. Post Office, Gil
envelopes ........ 1850 .
-aspers Photo Shop, AL
supplies ......... 1909 s
Jestern Union Tel. Int
Co., kilograms $3.50 1
Company, supplies. $50 En-
iedesel Construction S
Co., material & labor. 1856 We
ounty Auditor,
reimburse. 500 Be
ounty Auditor, S
reimburse. 7.O1 Sci
'estern Union Tel. Co., Re.
kilograms 2.18
arpenter Paper Co., N.
supplies 24.5O S
ate Publishing Co., va
supplies 1900 r. !
oward c.. Smith,
Coroner, services ...... 67.94 Ms
rs. Alice B. Frazer, w.;
services $3.50 =
RS. Janet Tompkins, p1o
services ....... $3.50 :
ont. State Industrial n