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. * I' YOL. 4 . P E O P E S S I O l T A l i . mmmmmmmmmmmmmnmmaBsam -m '.'■■''M J ■— a — — i $ JAMES SUtOROYE, ATTORNEY AT LAW, CHOTEAU, - - - - MONT. Admitted te miatice in Land , Pension and patent Claim» eefere the Interior Derpartment. Land, Water, and Irrigation Right» a Specie All Legal Paper» and Collection» given care ful and prompt attention. Attorney N. A. M. A. Co. Correspondent» in emery city in North America. Notary Public. 9QUNTY ATTORNEY, TETON COUNTY, T . a - . I B 2 Ü 3 3 , ATTORNEY & COUNSELOR ' ÄT L M . S. H- DRAKE, M.D. PHYSICIAN A. SURGEON, Offi«* av«r VilUy Rfitaurint. CHOTEAU,- - MONTANA. J E. WAMSLEY. « H O T E A U . ........................ MONT. J. H. DAY. - OOTTZtsTTTST 8 T r B V E T O B Xsrifatloa 8 s Land Suivoyin? a : . Spacialty. •M«TiAg. ' . - - M o n t a n a . LA.. IF 1 ¿ è -A-, IMI. Void* its regular communication« on tk* 1st and 3d Saturdays of each month. AH visiting brethren cordially welcomed. D b . S. H. D hakb , W. M. f O H N CL 2D 7 J J F & , Antkorisad to practice before the De partment of the Interior, the Land ©Ho«, and the Pension and other Bureaus. PSNaiON CLAIMS SPECIALLY ATTENDED TO. Cor. Maim amd Bt. John 8t«., Fart Benton. A. G- WARNER, KOTART PUBLIC, U. S. COMMISSIONER, AUTHORIZED TO RECEIVE F ilin g s a F in a l P roofs on P ublic , L ands . CHOTEAU, - - - - .MONT. “W 2 ^ . s c . L -^roT s r , IsT o tstx^r H F io/blic DM®«. MORTGAGES and ail kinds of legal fc»»trnm*at» drawn up. lubasriptious received for all News papers and Periodicals at publisher’s rates. • HOTEAU, - - - • MONT.. B .S .S A R R E T T . A. C. WARNER. GÄRRETT & WÄRNER, ••»YEYANCERs, h e a l e s t a t e , INSURANCE CHOTEAU, MONT. *'OTr EE3Z- BorCXj.A.IIEe. BÄCfcer & Hfetfí*eíf*e 00 eí’» ——-• H ot and C old B ath s . ------- ■M n B t m t , Q i^ o a ita Chotean H ons# CHOTE AU,.TETON COUNTY, MONTANA, FRIDAY, J U N E 16, 1893. NO. 6. {OFFICIAL.) C o m m ission e r s P r o c e e d i n g s . • C’HOTBAU, Mont., Junp 5th, 1893. Board met at 9 a. in. Present, the following members: Chairman Cbas. W. Gray, C. W. Taylor and clerk, and the lollovving proceedings \V( r e had, to-wit: Minutes of previous meeting read and approved. Ordered: That the report of commis sion appointed to apportion the in debtedness of the original county of Choteau between liic county of To Lon andtheeounty Choteau as remaining after the creation of the countv of Teton be spread in ftrll on minutes; that a warrant be drawn for the sum set forth in report of said commis sion for the settlement between the counties of Choteau and Teton counties of April 6th, 1893, in favor of the county commissioners of Choteau county for the sum of $23,2.03.59: The following were read and approv ed: Bond of Frank Dean, supervisor road district JNo. 4. Bond of Jas. L. Collins, supervisor road district No. 3. The following bills were ordered paid: Prank Truchot, ) f 1.00 Jas. Gibson, [> Jury Oommlsson.. 1.00 Jas. W. Armstrong,) . 1.00 Tribune Pub. Oo., publishing notice.... 8.00 Leader Pub. Co., publishing notice ...... 15,00 F. W. Mettler, salary, A p r il .................. 14.80 P. W. Mettler. stenographer, commis sion in settlement between counties 5.00 T. P. Aspling, member board appraisers 8.00 J. E. Wamsley. exp and mdse, oilice .... 54.08 John Jackson,1 Sr., rent offices, 3 mos ... 90.00 John Jackson, Sr., damages.. . ................ 750.00 Jas. Sulgrove', coal and supplieslcounty 145.00 A. 0. Warner, clerk board appraisers... 8.CO- Board adjourned until 1 p. m. Board met at 1 p. m., same members present, same order of husiueB« resumed. The bill, or M. S. I’.u ker on river work changing channel, building dams, etc., reed and ordered paid. ■' : ' Warrants were ordered drawn for the following bills: M. S. Parker, river contract.................$1914.35 S. C. Chezum, care county p o o r ............ 98.57 0. W. Taylor, telegraphing .................... 5.40 J. W. Blake, janitor, 3 mos ..................... 45.00 Elver Press Pub. Co., printing ............ 18.00 William H. Hunt, member oi’ com ......... 300.00 A. B. Hamilton, board prisoners ........... 4.20 S. M. Corson, county printing ............... 327.10 S. P. Ralston, stamps and express ......... 11.90 Industrial Pub. Co., county books........119.77 A. E. Paisley, jailor and court bailiff... 27.00 Wm. Hagen, watchman, M a y ................. 45.00 J. F. Burd, printing ................................ 81.20 C. K. Wells, mdse for sheriff ................. 24.00 Board adjourned until 9 a. m. on Juue 6th, 1893. SECOND DAY. June 6th, 1893. Board met’ at 9 a. m. The following members present: Chairman Cbas. W. Gray, C. W. Taylor and clerk. The jail proposition was taken up and after plana and specifications were fully examined, on motion, one-inch steel was substituted for the exterior of colls instead of % as in specifications at an additional coat of $150.00 on work complete; also that steps to building be of stone of .name proportion at au additional cost of $50.00 as per plans. All being satisfactory, contract was ap proved and signed in favor of Neill & McConnell, of Helena, Mont-. Bill of Wm. White, architect ordered paid, $50.00. Board adjourned until 1 p. m. Board met 1 p. ra., same members present. The matter of vault furnishings was then taken up, and contract awarded the Hoffman Keefe Office File company of Milwaukee, for the sum of - $700.00. Contractsigned and flled.in clerk’s.-office. Board adjourned until 9 a. m. June 7th.‘ THIRD DAY. June 7tb, 1893. Board met at 9 a. ra. Present: Chairman Cbas. W. Gray, C. W. Taylor and clerk. Report of Geo. .V. Magee, justice of the peace, approved. Report of Dudson Doolittle, road su pervisor, approved. ' Report of Jas. L. Collins, road super visor, approved. Report of County Attorney Sulgrove, approved. The following bills were read and or dered paid. Dudson Doolittle, road work .............. $192.50 Ja°. L. Collins road work ................... 102,50 Board adjourned until 1p .m . Board met as per adjournment same, members present-,, following bills iead and ordered paid: A. B. Hamilton, summoning juror 3 ..... $ 63.00 A. B. Hamilton, lots for jail................. 225.00 J. G. Hopkinson, burying pauper ........ 12.00 C. L. Bristol, office supplies ................ 24.74 A. B. Hamilton, transp. insane patient. 97.25 Wm. H. Lyon, telegraphing .................. 11.95 Mitchell & Mussegbrod, clothes Anna Lepage................................................. 16.50 J. E. Webb, lumber .............................. 19.71 Jas. Gibson, juror two insanity cases... 3.00 Solomon Ooben, juror two ins cases __ 3.00 S. H. Drake, juror two insanity cases... 3.00 Jos. Hirshberg & Oo., mdse....................164.46 Board adjourned until 9 a. in. June 8th. FOURTH DAY. ' June 8tb, 1893. Board met at 9 a. m. Present: Chairman Chas.'W* Gray, Taylor and clerk. Aud following pro ceedings were had: Joe Arnold, carpenter work.................$ 47.00 Rockwell & Rupel, books for court ...... 15.00 Silverman & Oohen, mdse ..................... 29.31 J, E. Wamsley, discount ...................... 4.32 Plat of Jackson’s first addition to port of Sheriff Hainiltou'-'-iipproved. Report of Clerk and R-'conMiv^J. E. Wmnsley approved Bill of Stealing McDonald, allowed express and supplies for office, $93.35;. S. F. Ralston, bal ance on salary, $75 00. Report of as sessor read and approved. Report of clerk of district court read and approv ed. Bill of Pioneer Press, books for county allowed in the sum of $6,59.55. T. R. Carr, work on court room, $3.00. Report of T. K. Carr, justice of the peace read and approved. Board ad journed until 1 p. m. Board met at 1 p. in., same nit inhere present. Bill of Geo. D. Barnard, books for county al lowed, $917.40. J. H. Day, road work, $28.50 R. M. Steele, under sheriff was allowed $200.00 additional salary per year from June 1, 1893, until further action by board. Road supervisor dis trict, No. 3, was ordered to purchase plow and scrappr for road work. The sheriff and deputies, also the county treasurer, are hereby instructed to en force the law regarding licences to see that all places of business requiring as prescribed by law have the same, or are prosecuted for neglect or failure to com ply with the requirement of the law. Report of county treasurer read and approved. Report of J. H. Dunlap, justice of the peace read and approved. County clerk was ordered to write A.E. Rogers regarding transcribing of records asking that he send books to this office for.inspection and if found in proper shape to bb sent back to county clerk of Choteau county for his approval. Board adjourned until 9a.ra. June 9th. FIFl’n DAY. June 9rh, 1893. Board met at 9 a. m. Present.: Chairman Chaw. W.Cray, 0. W. 'laylor and clerk. Petition for township and school district on the Manas was considered ami granted as stated. The boundaries being as follows, to-wit: Beginning at north east corner, section 25, township 27 n, r 5 west, thence north along township line to north east corner, township 30 n, r 5 west, thence west along township line to north, west corner of township 30 n, r 5 west or to to intersection of township and reservation lino thence following reservation line to international bound ary line, , Bill of J. E. Wamsley. three months salary for deputy, allowed, $100.00. Gus Momberg, road viewing, $25.00, County clerk was ordered to purchase type writer for county clerk’s office and court. Warrants were ordored drawn lor the sum of six thousand dollars to take up estimates on jail work as or dered by Supt. Wm. White, at the rate of 00 per cent on estimates in favor of Neil <fe McConnell, contractors. Bill of Chas. W. Grav. commissioner services was allowed, $28,1.50. Bill of C. W. Taylor, commissioner services was allowed, $219.60. Plat of Hamilton’s first addition to town of Choteau was approved. Salary of county officers lor quarter ending May 31. 1893, were paid aa pre scribed by law: 0. L. Bristol, treasurer.......................$549 99 A. B. Hamilton, sheriff.......................67;> 00 J. G. Bair, superintendent of schools .. 249 9!) J. E. Wamsley, clerk and recorder ....... 549 99 Sterling McDonald, clerk of court ....... 375 00 R. M. Steele, under sheriff ................... 249 99 %Tas. Sulgrove, county attorney ........... 140 90 S. F. Ralston, Jr.,‘ assessor .................. 450 00 Ordered that all parties having claims against county, present the same two days before each regular meeting. The following bills were ordered paid: J. H. Dunlap, justice of the peace ....... $14 55 Jack Ryan, constable .......................... 9 00 Henry McKi nney, w i tness ................... 6 Frank Mitchell, witness ...................... 0 50 S. H. Drake, witness............................ 1 50 J. B. Mitchell, clerk ......................... 2 00 Benj. Hershfield, witness..................... 1 ™ A. B. Fowler, witness ...................... . . . 1 50 T. R. Carr, justice of the peace ........ . .’ 10 00 A. B. Hamilton, sheriff ....................... 1 00 Jas. Sulgrove, county attorney ............ 5 CO Perry Waters, witness .......................... 1 50 H. A. Maloney, witness ...... ................ l ;>0 T. J. McNaughton, witnoss .................. I 50 J. B. Mitchell, clork ............................. 3 00 Geo. W. Corson, juror .......................... 1 50 Geo. Richards, juror............................ 150 David Dowty, juror ............................. I 50 E. D. Stonehouse, juror...-. .................. l.nO A.. J. -Cowell, ,jurori^‘,,y . ...... . ......... . .* Y, lw . board adjourned «i\e die. C ha 8. W. G r a y , Chairman. J ohn J ackson , Jr., Deputy Clerk of the Board. T R E A S U R E R ’S R E P O R T . For the Quarter ending May 31,1893. LICENSE FUND. OR. By lioense oolleoted .............. To contingent fund ............... 1155 62 To »täte iund .......................... 385 28 ÓR. 61541 10 1541 10 1511 10 STATE FUND. By license fund ....................... To balance June l*t, 1893 ........ 3S5 26 385 28 385 28 385 23 GENERAL FUND. Bv delinquent taxes, J. C. Duff, treasurer Choteau Oo. By James Sulgrove, co. atty.. To balance June 1st, 1893 ........ 1.0 82 10 82 CONTINGENT FUND. By license fund ....................... To balance Juue 1st, 1893 ........ U55 82 5 82 5 00 10 32 1155 82 1155 82 1155 32 POOR FUND. By S. F. Ralston, Jr., assessor 258 00 To balance June 1st, 1893 ........ 258 00 . 258 00 25S 00 SCHOOL DISTRICT, NO. 1. By John C. Duff, treasurer Choteau county .................. 4159 35 To warrants paid .................... 815 12 To balance June 1st, 1893 ........ 3344 23 4150 35 4159 23 SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 2.' By John 0. Duff, treasurer ‘Choteau county .................. 1369 98 To warrants paid .................... 368 50 To balance Juue 1st, 1893 ........ 1001 48 1309 9§ 13C9 98 Synopo*l» of Treaiurer’s Report, Quarter ending May 31st, 1893. Dis- ' Bal. TUNDB. ive- , celpts. burse ment«. June 1893 1. State fu n d ............ ..$ 385 28 •? 385 28 General fu n d ........ ... 10 82 10 82 Contingent fund ,. .. 1155 82' 1155 82 Poor fund.............. 00 258 GO School DIst. No. 1..... 4159 35 815 12 334-1 •Si School Diet. No. 2..... 1369 98 368 50 1001 48 7339 25 1183 62 0155 03 Respectfully submitted, 0. L. B ristol , County Treasurer.
