The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1955-06-24

Daley was also to be Instructed 10 msrk
out said streets and ale Solo,. DIM
Board met at 1000 o'clock A. NJ. with
all members and Clerk present.
The following group discussed Ine
terry District property and old out
standing warrants: l.. A. Christensen,
Charles Miller, Gene Boyle, Wilbur 7.
Werner and County Attorney Dan ,.
which the Bank of Glacier County hold
and which shows title In Glacier Coun-
ty as given by former Cemetery As
ISOLATION was discussed and County At
torney WEIGH was asked TO advise the
board in the matter and he stated
that everything appeared to be In
order and the board were legally with
in their rights to permit the present
standing warrants as fast as possible
under the present law. The Board so
directed the Cemetery board to do So
The following letter from the Rec
lamation Service In regard 10 R Ihet
and Bridge closing was ordered plac-
ed In the minutes for future records:
UNITED STATES
| DEPARTMENT Or THE INTERIOR
BUREAU OF RECLAMATION
REGION
Upper Missouri Projects Office
Min River Project
p 0. Box 1893
Malta, Montana
May 10, 1855.
Mr Harold Hanneman, Chairman
Glacier County Commissioners
Browning, Montana.
Dear Mr. Hanneman:
Reference Is made to your regular
meeting of May 4th, at which time
We discussed the proposed abandon.
ment of the Camp 2" road east of
Babb and disposal of the bridges across
the St. Mary Canal and St Mary River
on this road.
As Indicated at the meeting on May
18th, we agree there Is no longer need
for Glacier County to maintain the
road or bridges for public use. How
ever. an access road and the bridges
ST Mary Canal and regulation of the
ST Mary River We have, therefore,
instructed our Reservoir Superinten-
dent, Mr.. Earl Siers, to close both
bridges to public use and erect signs
The Commissioners of Glacier Coun-
ty are hereby released from their OBJ
ngatlon under the terms or the con.
United States and the County of Glac-
Ter, insofar as said obligation con-
Germs the St Mary Canal Bridge and
the St. Mary River Bridge on Camp
road.
Having closed said bridges to pub.
lie use, the United States will main
tain the same as required for use in
operation and maintenance of the St
Mary Storage Unit of the MILK River
Project.
We wish to take this opportunity to
express our appreciation of the splen-
did cooperation you have given US in
helping to solve many of our mutual
problems.
Very truly yours.
b. E. GARLINGHOUSE
b. E. GARLINGHOUSE
Copy to:
Earl SierS
Babb, Montana.
Clerk instructed to call for bids for
Care of INDECENT Sick from July /, 1885
until 1000 O'Clock AN. July s, 1885
Clerk instructed to call for bids for
the following road equipment: Bids
to be received until 1000 O'Clock AN
cred with a Diesel Motor of at least
100 horse power Complete with
mechanical or hydraulic steering,
Mechanical or hydraulic controls,
cab, lights. tandem drive, at least
- foot mouldboard and no less
than - inch tires.
Clerk instructed to advertise for sale
at Public Auction, the following road
equipment, safe TO De held July ID,
1855 at 1000 O'Clock A. M:
One Austin Western Jaw Crush
er, size 1924, machine No. lO24f2,
complete with mechanical feeder,
delivery conveyor, bin conveyor
and Is yard hin. Bought new in
1913 and has crushed approx
mately $500 yards. Present location:
Cut Bank Municipal Airport. In
quire County Road Department APP
Praiased value $500 90
Clerk and Recorder J. Lee Anderson,
granted permission to leave the state.
Board adjourned at 400 O'Clock pm.
Welfare Meeting
June 2, 1855
Board met at 1000 o'clock M with
all members and Clerk present.
Besides the Board, District Super.
visor Murphy and County Supervisor
STANLEY were present. Welfare mat.
tiers gone over and deductions and adj.
dltions were made where needed.
LIST OF CLAIMS AUDITED
AND APPROVED:
General Fund:
z. D. Hughes, Salary 5 l27o5
Doris Knowlton, Salary 84.7O
John Mckay, Salary - ssi7
J. Lee Anderson, Salary - 282 IA
lanes Gerard, Salary - 254 10
SStehheIe NJ. Duncan, Salary 239. SO