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PAUP SIX THE HARDIN TRIBUNE -HERALD IrIUD4V, APRIL 17, 1925. - .- t + In New Quarters We are now locattd in our new quarters. We like it, and we know you will as soon as we get our stock in shape. A tree souvenir will he given away, while they last, to every auto owner on Saturday. VALLEY MEUNIER\ CO. We are no longer on the corner but we're still on the square.\ + U.he Hardin Tribune -.Herald -nab- BY HARDIN TRIBUNE- HERALD PRESS iL A. VICKER. 4 , C. A. CORK INS, 40OF Editors sad Managers - re-cmn Published 111•011-7 Friday said entered January 111. 190$ .at the vestal:rice at Mardia„ Montana. fee trans - (mimes through A. 01/1110 as iteeeed-4 - 2aas eroder Act of Congress et Mareb 1. 1171 matter Billings' Man Boosts %IRS. C. T. MA ORE REBEKAH E. .1. JACOBSON MOVES FOR NE tR1.1 VIM VIE%fts STOCK TO NEW QUARTERS A special meeting of Alpha Rebekah Lodge No. 96 was held at the lodge room in the city hall Friday a,tternoon, April 3, Lu recei‘e Grand Assembly War- den Nlattre Boyd ol Livingston, ho paid her official visit to the lodge. The meeting with t•his lodge was especially pleasing and interesting to the grand warden hecause here she met with an old friend and sister Rebekah in Mrs. J. N. DeVore. who is the oldest Rebekah, in point of years' membership, in I -he state of Montana, having been initiated at Milford Center. Ohio. in June, 1877. Later she transferre4 to Corning. Iowa, where she met and became an intimate friend of Mettle - Boyd. Mrs. DeVore is the only one left of the five who instituted the Rebekah lodge here. At the conclusion of the business meet- ing lunch was served Ay the K. L. Jacobson, local dealer iIi the Internal•ional Harvester line of farm machinery, the first of the week Moved his stork of machinery from the Bean block to the east room of the Lammers block on Fourth Ofreot, formerly occupied by the Northern Garage. past noble grands of the lodge. STEMEtIrT OF OWNERSHIP Stateteept of ownership. menaga- ment. etc.. of The Hardin Tribune - Herald. published weekly at Hardin Big Horn County. Montana. for April 1. 1925: Publisher. Hardin Tribune - Herald Press, Hardin, Mont. Editors and managers. R. A. Vickers and O. A. Corking!. Hardin. Mont. Owners. Iturdin Tribune. Inc.. and Hardin Nereid Pub. Co.. Inc.. Hardin. Mont. St ickhoelers owning or holding one -tier cent or more of the total amount of stock are: Hardin Tribune stock- noldere• R. A. Vickers. H. W. Bun- ston .W. .T. Scott. Lyle J. Tintinaer and T. H. Burke. all of Hardin. Mont. Hardin Herald stockholders: Nils °Min. S. Tlyvie. L. J. Torske. .1. 1'. Walker. C. A. Corkins, all of Hardin. Mont., G. L. Kont. Seattle. Washington. Known bondholders. nurteneeee and other seeuritv hold- rrs owning or hotlines one per cent or more of the ---- total amount-- hoed/I. o r t mt.. or_ _ other securities. none. ROBERT A. VICKERS. Editor and Manager. Sworn to and subscribed before me this 15th day of April. 195. FRANKLIN D. TANNER. Notary Public residing . at Herdin. Montana. My commission expires March 29. 1927. First publication April 17. 1925. HARRY W. TRUSCOTT MERCH A NT T % 11.0R Billings, Montana Men's Suits, O'coats to order Repairing, Alterations, Cleaning, Pressing both Ladies' & Men's Clothes Renting full dress suits and Tuxedoes ALIAS SUMM0 Ns Tim the Digtriet Court of the The-. Big Horn County Prospects E111 . 11 U1.• teenth Jedielal Ilktriet CORA M. COMPTON. Plaintiff. Va JOHN W. COCHRI(N. CARRIE r caicHRAN: THE Y-ET.LOWSTONE- NI ERcH A N'TS NATIONAL BANK Ole BILLINGS. a corporation. ROY J. COVERT as lionidatine agent of The Yellowstone -Merchants Na- tional Bank of Billinew ( - 1FaInGE H ELLER. HELLER. his (cite. and ADVANCE RU-MELY THRESHER COMPANY. I N Ct. (sometimes written Advance Rum - ter Thresher Machine_comaxine). Defendants' THE STATE OF MONTANA SENDS GREETING• THE eic BOVE NAMF.1) DEFENDANTS: You are hereby summoned to an- swer the complaint in this action which is filed in the office of the clerk of this court, and to file your answer and serve a copy thereof Litwin the Plaintiff's attorneys within twenty days after the service of this summons. exclusive of the day of service: and in case of your failure to appear or answer. iudgment will e taken azeinst you by default, for the relief demanded in the corm - plaint. The said action Or brought for the purpose of foreclosing that certain morteage dated August 20. 1919. made. executed and delivered by John W. Cochran and Carrie C. Cochran. his wife to The Merchants Loan Company. which said mort- litZP covers, and is a lien upon: Lot Five. and the North Half of the Southeast Ouarter of Section Seven. in Toanshio Three Selith of Rehire Thirty-three East of the Montana Meridian. in Big Horn t 'minty. State of Monti mi. - et her with all and singular I . tenements.thereditaments and nrada . tenances thereunto belonging or in anywise appertaining. a. cony or' which morteage is attached to the complaint herein: 'and for the fur- ther purpose of securing inclement uoon and enforcing payment of that certain indebte.ipeas secured 1 - n - said mortgage. The piaintiff is now the owner and holder of said mortgage :old gait' indebtedness secured by said mortgage. WITNF:SS my hand al141 the seal of said court this 17th day of April. 1925. (Seal) GEORGE H. MILLER. Clerk. .Johnston. Coleman & Johnston Banners. Montana. Attorneys for Pub. Anril 17-24. Mar 1-8. 1925. A. J. Buell, who spent a couple of days in Hardin last week in the interest of the .commercial printing department of the Bil- lings Gazette, with which he tias rerentir - beeome-afilliated, gave_ Big Horn County a nice boost on his return to Billings, as witness the following from the Billings . Gazette: \Big Horn county is expecting big things this year. Agricul-: tural prospects are especially, bright with good crop prospeicts.I Among the improvement projects, is the Valley Center drainage • •m, now nearing completion, which will reclaim some 18,000 acres of land that is threatened, with being water-logged as a re - Suit of constant irrigation. \The Holly Sugar corporationi which takes the producj, from the Hardin vicinity of the Big Horn and Little Big Horn valleys has announced that approximately 8,009 acres of suger beet's al- ready have been contracted this year at a minimum pince of $6 with assurance that the growers, will receive the same price that: is paid by other sugar cornipanies. 1 The sugar beet. average last year was It tons to the acre, Mr. Buell learned, - aid One farm- er told him of making $110 gross per acre on beets. These beets are shipped to Sheridan for re - \Alfalfa seed raising also has proved to be a profitable yen - tore for Big Horn county farm:- ers. St . veral carloads of seed were shipped last year and each. carload was valued at. m,sre thatt - -$4-9,000. \The largest farming venture in that section, of course, is that of the Campbell Farming corporation. This company, said Mr. Bud. has 25,000 acres in win - t e r wheat which has come through the winter with a much smaller loss than was at first believed, according tri Mr. Camp- bell. Mr. Campbell also told Mr. iDnel that he expects to plant 8,000 acres to flax this year. He said there are still thousands of acres t.hat can be leazsed, and among the best flax lard in the world. \Beans are coming to the front as one of the important crops of Big Horn county, says Mr. BuPl. It is reportvd that there will be about 3,500 acres in beans. this year. Last year ._J. C. Williians near Hardin. received a gross return of $1,550 from 20 nercs of beans.\ SEED FLAX FOR SALE One hundred and fifty bu of first class seed flax for sale at $3 per hu., P.O. B., Hardin See or write, Stark Bair. Mas- fining. chetah. 38 -2t -pd wi - IAT THE WORLD IS DuiiNu AS SEEN By I -Raying Heart Action of School Children Impressed by the fact that 50 to 70 per sent of school chili iren are to some extent physically. defer -Lee -a portion having curvature of the spine or other less obvious deformities, while fully two per cent suffer from diseases of the heart -phy- sicians of Minneapolis have introduced a new system of physical examination. Chief among the new devices for this pur- pose is an X-ray camera for taking pic- ture,' of a child's heart while he is engaged in arstationwty By taitns of a metal framework the body of the child is made to support the picture -taking apparatus. so arranged that the box containing the X-ray tube hangs on his back, whereas the filrn Lolder is suspended in front of the heart region. The child is then directed to \ride\ tLe bicycle as belt and hard as he can, Lad the picture of the heart is taken while he is in action. Changes in size and shape, which kelp to tell the story of health or disease, are thus easily recorded. The bicycle io lobo used to measure the child's capacity fer physical work, and to determine the 'Vert of exereirs an pulse rate and blood POPULAR Monster Locomotive Itiv..ts on Front Truck \ Double header \ \helpers\ and \pushers\ -the fir•t named of which, in a railroader's language. means two loco- motives at the frent end of a train, and the lest two designatirg the loromotives coupled on the rev etid, ku mos , a trains up steep grades -probably will become only memories, if monster locomotives like the one illustrated are to be generally used. When thug big Mallet-type locomotive takes a curve in the track, it cannot make the turn AA it. err - miler brothers do, as it in 108 feet.long-one a the largest ever It. hiders swing on pivots inde- pendently of the wheels. It has 12 driving wheels, weighs 8.50,b00 pounds -425 tons -and carries 12,000 gallons of water and 4,000 gallons of ea. Pas me loam largely, been eonfined to freight hauling on a western road,'Suol ft wily Ispodles a hun- deed item through the Rocky Ntreintsin• MECHANICS MAGAZINE A Gauge for (:lipoing Hedges A little time spent in making the hed g e - clipping gauge shown in the drawin g will go far to improve the appearance ot Ledge fences by mak- ing it possible to Hip the hedge uniformly. The 'perpen- dicular member of the gauge is made (roma piece of 2 by 4-' in. material, hut parts may -44-4- - • lighter stuff, the dinietisione to Which such a gauge is made depending upon individual Tequiremente In use, the tnmniing is Felon at ono end of the hedge, the gauge heir, held it, en ur right p. - eitien by standing upon the bottom member. Clip as touch of the hedge as projects above the top of thc gauge, moving it along am the work pro. peeler. • • • Keeping Out the 'Lain The drawing shows a good method of keeping rain out of tha open window of a sleeping room, where it is ea/welted to hart froth air at a times, even dur- ing rainy weath- er. A wooden box is made to fit between the window jambs and rest on the sill It is held in plae• by mans of thumb - sows es the Mem, awl also by the weld:Mai the window on top. The opening is made on the under- eide of,the tte t reie rei neo t e,,ser 1 April 6th. 1925. Hardin. Montana. -- The board met this day nut -retard to arliournment. there beine present M. H. Tschirtri. chairman: with Henry (1. campbell and J. W. Scally. mem- bers. ard Carl Rankin. clerk. The minutes of the previous meet- ing were read and aporoved. The following claims were exam- ned and annreved. warrants haying tieen previously homed in payment if the same: PAY ROLI. OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS OP THi- BoARD OF 00UNTY COMMIS- SIONERS OF BIG HORN COUNTY. MONTANA REGULAR SESSION Find Day 'fame CONTINGENT FUND Purtae.e Automat Carl Rankin. Mart h sal. cc clerk and reene ler $166.65 Kay C. Thomneon, do. deputy co. clerk and recorder 137.50 'red E.. Miller. do. steno. for co. clerk and recorder 100.00 do, salary - treasurer 166.66 Ralph Graham. do, salary, deputy co. treasurer ..... ...... 137.50 Harvey H. Barnett, do. salary county assessor B J. Kleinhesselink. do. d - ........ 150.00 assessor 125.00 A. M. (\rine. sal. Mar^h 5-31 dernit• assessor 87.01 J. C. Shotmtller. Mar. salary deputy assessor 100.00 Thomas MacLeod. do. ___ 100.06 H. le Eckroy. do 10 ,Aeortre H. Miller, do. clerk of urt 1505..0500 C. e. S.Prate7. do. court reporter and mileage 3 M. E. Hawkins. do. court re- -orter and mileage 44 8 .. 16 84 P. Gilmore, do. sheriff. ..„ 127.60 fohn H. Kifer. do. under - sheriff 150.00 T. H. Burke. do. co. attorney 75.00 Leslie P. Fischbach. do. co. atty. stenog. 75.00 Or. W. A. Russell, do. Wary, co. health and nrobation officer 16.00 4. L. Dora'verger. do. deputy sheriff and jailer .......... 137.50 *Irene V. drown. do. SUM - •f schools 160.00 4abel Luckett. do. steno.. co. 40 00 Martha L. 'Eder. do. co. club agent .........._. . .... 25 00 Helen Howell. ... salary. steiroz. co. club agent POOR rumn 40.00 Purpose saw.- Dr. Geo. A. Be ker5t j12°1114 Ma county physician $34.00 LIBKAHT rump V‘ 4 • 11111\ . F.. Fea rite Marchsal. i . 11.1\111\ libie e y ia nr n wfra Ulrich, do. deoutv 3115..14_ lihrarien. Wvola 6.60 Kra. Clvde E. Lrwis. do. dep. librarian. Crow Agency 5.00 Mrs. F. A. Nelson. do. dep. librarian. Lodee Grass 5.00 mars. C 0. Rhiliehart. do. den- te, librarian. St Xavier _.. 6.00 .0 navnieat Nr of GENERAL sa r n u e ..tt pu : nett and approved and wai-rants or - towed drawn on their respective funds The followin rpose r clairs were exam- t i l i =t W. Smith. service. Alinnent Fred Starena. tray. exp. asses- sor . H. 1 Eekrov. tray, ex n. asses - nor .t. M. tray. exp. assess- sor Thomas MacLeod. tray. exit.. assessor .1. C. Shottniller, tray. exp. a r s i :4 e n li Me Co.. emit - dies ..... Gem cafe. nitre's for itiry L. S. Dornharger taatin I ballif Andrew Frazer - lawn) bailiff SaYov Cate, mettle for tury..... It. P. Gilmore. criminal mile- aee The International Sheriff. sun? 148 2..5 \ 0 '7'. H. Abers. see -ice err sheriff 15.01 Phil Isaac. mileage . .... 4.00 Jacob Schmitt. witness. lustice Taufsaeprir..1..Astx. 3.90 t n n v s e . on i rn iis e t a le t e : f v ee o s . - 10.00 rent county offices 15.00 36.113 49.00 11.30 49.25 20.15 1.99 16.35 24.00 24.00 44.10 R. P. Gilmore, trans. insane.... 64.47 Dr. G. A Baker, examination insane e.00 R. P. Gilmore. board prisoners 230.25 Hardin Steam Laundry. laun- dry for tail 6.70 Dent() Elevator Co.. coal for ... 32.55 Ir. G. Hatch. fail repairs _ . . 141.0.5 Nellie V. Brown, expense visit- schools 12.90 Hunuuoni & Stephens Co., strophes en. stint J, U. Broat Lumber Co.. coal Wilbur 8.. Fish. material and labor 700 J. .1 Ping. supplies .......... 2.07 Taylor. supplies 17.40 Marne L. Eder , travel ex- pense N 1.45 59.02 W. • A. Memel!. exp. Probation 1 - 7. - 10 and health officer Vtckers & Corkins, printing and publishing 530.65 City Water Department, serv- ice fall and shed TAO J. M. Astle. drayage 3.00 Hardin Drue Company, supplies 1155 The Montana Power Rory. 5.75 Mountain States T. & T. Co.. service and tolls 611 Re Eder Hardware Co.. 141101)11P8 9.90 Midwest Electric Co.. suet:dies 4.40 Bumllls Hdw. Teurn...Co.. sup-- DILA; for tail ' 23.95 Harlin] Hardware Co.. itunplies 79 20 W. 'N.' rho,. laime and, material WestPublishine Co., Woks 11.511 Andrew Fraser. hailiff-sfrvicas T. H. Burke. etnense co. atty. 18.55 4 .Doreberger. prohibition 8.00 enforcement In On L. S. Ike nbereve ba1flft awry. 8.00 I. E Ha verfield. examination insane . I. 00 ROAD FUND game Purveys, Thomas Mac ,e0(1. toil road colleetion . C. W. Wallace. repairs type- writer E. C. Flickinger. engineering. remelt% Machinery Co.. sun. Hardin Hardware. Bic.. sum J. E. Conyer. repairs F. W. D. truck Baldwin lainiber & Hdw. Co. 8111)014 , g Ernest Keeler (amen) machine repairs Ray Jones (aeon) machine re- pairs C H. Richard, labor Eder Hardware Co.. \mealiest T. Sullivan. repairs Geo. W. Sullivan. blacksmith - in. T. Sullivanet-W. J..Brekke. la- bor David Harrington. dragging.... H. Rankin. dragging c..Shotririller. labor leivert Torske dragging Geo. F. Crosby. drairein. Frank Morris. labor . . .T.' Peters (amen) drive. James P. Mogan. (alien) Ibr. C. W. Montirome-e (amen) labor H. R. Kipp. labor and meter - Amount prose( ute the maintenance of Fed- eral Aid highway improvements con- structed within the several counties of the state. in conformity with cer- tain provisions and stiouletions ex- pressly set forth in said resolution. 14.00 1.60 and acting Board ( ounty otirreission- Horn through its duly oualified and WHEREAS. the County of Big I et aci era desires to avail itself of said reso- „ bitten: now therefore I 2 , 8., ei BE IT It ES( iLVED that for and \•\ on behalf of said county its Board ,,., of County Commissioners dues here- 4.- '\ by amount to am' accept all of the nrovisions of said resolution: and. 14.85 BE IT FURTHER R ESOLVED 78.00 that the said county agrees with 82.50 it will and by this resolution hereby 10.00 p the state Highway Commiscsion that does appropriate and set aside the 30 51 sum of Tao Thousand Dollars 7 ' 50 (13.000.001 being fifty per cent • (50e4,1 of the estimated cost of said 18.55 maintenance for the following road or made in said county. to -wit: Prolecte numbered 5. 138-B & 212. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the moneys so set aside and arniropriated. or en amount eauiva- lent to one-half the actual cost of such maintenance shall be paid or remitted an Provided in the resolu- tion herein referred to and hereto s,r A attached. Tr 0 F MONTANA 30.00 16.00 3.00 15.00 10.00 7.60 14.00 33.00 16.00 70.00 67.75 zha Br i r a ertz l i lis 4n1 H 00 d:e .y . a & rt2 Furn naunp . c. C . plies 27.00 tor Sam Reese (amen) labor A. E. Montgomery (atom) la- bor V, Q. Johnston Lumber Co.. 1I4.34 material -- Midland Iron Works. material 28.04 The Continental Oil Co.. 10.00 George Ball. repairs and sup. 6.00 It. Hardesty Mfg. Co. culverts 3 State Higiftvay Commiseion. labor State Highway Commission. 218 Prolect maintenance. 806.25 E. J. M. Moat Lumber Co.. ma- terial tal Flickinger. travel ear'. 3.88 County of Big Horn I. Carl Rankin. county clerk and recorder in and for the county aforesnid. do herabv certify that the foregoing is a true and correct copy of a minute entry armearine in the record of a meeting of the Board of County Comniiissioners of said Big Horn County. held on the 7th day Of- !writ-. 1925. recorded on Pager 136-137 of Minute Book - No. - t. - (*AIM, RANKIN. County Clerk and Recorder. Big Horn County, Montana. There being no further business 778 . 84 coming before the board. the board uncn motion adiourned to meet 10.00 April 8. 1925. APPROVED: 27.00 1.50 18 70 1.70 _ 10.74 BRIDGE FUND ' Name Purpose Amoco.. E. C. Flickinger. engineering 36.00 Ray Jones (wain) labor .. ..... 22.50 Ernest Keeler (asan) labor .... 30.00 C. H. Rielfard. labor 5.00 W. J. Ferguson. labor 12.00 C. B. Shibley. labor . 20.00 D. C. Salsbery labor 30.00 Eder Hardware (o.. supplies 2.50 Thompson Yards. Inc. lumber 26.25 Thos. J. Peters. iaietn) Jinal estimate 379.94 David Harrington. labor .. 62.60 Mike Harrington. labor 38.50 Security Bridge Co.. supplies 110.02 POOR FUND game Purpose Misolint Th.omits MacLeod, spl. noor tax c-ollection 1.60 Kate Mclevov. care Poor con- tract S.witeee. et Walker. milk for noor .......... ... Weir & Co.. supplies City Water Department. serv- ice J. J. Ping, supplies for Poor The Montana Power Co.. serv- ice for poor .._. Hardin Steam' Laundry. laun- - drv - for poor Denio Elevator Co.. coal for poor .. Valley Mercantile Co.. supplies for poor ... . - ...... . Hardin Mercantile Co., suPolies for poor J. M. Sawyer Co.. supplies for poor . J. E. Keogh Co.. supplies for poor ......... Richardson-Slcinton Co sup- plies for poor Hardin Meat Market, supplies foi Poor ....... 0 .M. Kelly & Son supplies for Doerr . ... Neva A. Corwin. rent for poor March '1925 . Jennie M. Campbell. depend- ent poor G. L. Kent. allowance J. M. Broat Lumber Co.. coal for Poor . Vocational School for Girls. care of inmates Vocational School for Girls care of inmates _ F. P. Collins. supplies Mrs. Mary Ellis. care depend- ents -- Mrs. Dorothy Haas. dependent poor Mrs. Alice Hoekin. mother's pension . Mrs. Fred Azure. allowance for dependents ...._ Jesse Marsh.; old age pension • ATTEST: M. R. TSCHIRGI. Chairman. CARL RANKIN. Clerk. Third DAY April 8. 1925. Hardin. Montana. The board met this da.v. there be- ing present M. H. Tschirgi. chair- m e a r n k : . Henry G. Campbell and J. W. Scatty members. and Carl Rankin. ei The minutes of the previous meet- ing wete. read and approved. The uuarterly report of Robert A. Vickers. justice of the peace, was examined and ordered filed. (in motion of Commissioner Came - bell, seconded by Commissioner Scene. all commissioners voting aye. the following resolution was adopted: \WHEREAS. the Board of Com- missioners believe that the services of a deputy sheriff are needed to se - 4 . 65 cure evidence for the prosecution of 2 . 95 violators of the liquor law.\ • NOW. therefore. Be It RESOLVED by the Board of County Commission- ers of Big Horn County. Montana. 1 that the deputy sheriff of this .00 County be employed for the pur- pose of securine evidence for prose - 10.20 cution of violation of the liquor ws-attoda -that-- his. salary_ be Paid 3.80 Itrom the fines, penalties, confisca- tions and forfeitures for violation of 17.54 the law relating to intoxicating 'M- ors. as far as practicable.\ 19.05 On motion of Commissioner Camp- bell seconded be Commissioner 20.89 Scally. all commissioners voting ave. the following resolution was adopted. 27.55 Whereas, there are a number of prisoners confined in the county 15.00 all under a judgment of imprison- ment rendered in criminal actions. 7.75 where said sentence reauires that the defendant be confined at hard :8 3 ..0 50 3 labor.that ahNotNOW. all prisoners sentenced to hard and confined in the county W. therefore. Be It Resolved 30.00 iail under a Judgment of improson- 10.00 uncut in a criminal action be re- ouired to perform labor on the pub - 5.55 W lic ay a s iorks or ways of the county in- cluding the public roads and high - BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED 19.60 that the said labor be nerforv e recl 20.29 under the order and direction of the Sheriff, his deputies or agents and 31.00 at such times and places as he shall direct. 3176..00 U R D , BE IT FRTHE RESOLVE that the said labor shall be for 50 eight (8) hours each working day. takine into consideration the amount 9.45 of work and the physical condition 25.00 of said prisoners. AND. BE IT FURTHER RE - LIBRARY FUND _ SOLVED that for the failure to so ( 141 7 1 1r a tT Water Department. service e3 - \e opening . of bids for red cedar piling Amoul\ labor that the tail privileges of the 2.50 prTilKh\-liserbcte denied day set for the The Montana , .Montana Power Co.. sery- 35 Thompson Yards. Inc.. suntiliam 4.00 A. C. McClurg Co.. books .... 41.28 'Lfli•Ninston. labor. . 39.62 5.00 36.20 21.70 .. 1.50 REDEMPTION ft -NIP M. L. Whitiedge. redemption 198.31 There being no further business to cone before the board. the board. upon motion. udiourned to meet April 7th. 1925. serrEtrr: K. H. TSCHIRGI. Chairm.As. CARL RANKIN. clerk. deuond Da.v March 3rd. 192\ Hardin. Montana. The board met this day pursuant to adjournment. there being Present K. 11. Tschirgi. cliterrno Members Henry G Campbell and J. W. Scatty. and Carl Rankin. clerk. The minutes of the previous meet- ing were read and approved. I Anril 7, 1925. Hardin. Montana. The slit riff's report • Jail board- ers. fees collected. and criminal Cases wits examined and approved. Sheriff R. P. Gilmore presented the aneointment of John E. Keogh as depute sheriff, to serve without nay. except for mileage, which was approved by the board. The Monthly report of the clerk of the district court for warrants issued emit of his office for the month of March was examined and unpin\ ii. The quarterly report of C. /.4. Corkins. -itiattaaant .khe Peace, was examined and ordered filed. - 1Thon -motion. duly setonded and carried, the board ordered the em- nlovinent of a certified accountant to audit all claims Paid by the county which have to do with the labor and materiel of all kinds supplied and delivered in connection with the various eountv nrintInr contracts • o the years 1921. 1922. 1923. and 11924. and the cost of such audit he leald be Mir Horn County. 1 The road petition of H. W. Bun- eton et al. asking for a county road 111 section 28. Two. 1 North. Range 32. was received end accepted. The chairman aetiointed Commissioner Campbell and County Surveyor Flick - Weer as viewer°. , Thecounte board ordered Itself out together ts.lth the county rut- y e eer. for a geoeral inspection Of the main bridges and the county roads, at a date durinw the month of April. 1925. convenient to the hoard. In the matter of the maintenance of state highway improvements con- structed within Big Horn County. Montana. and particularly referring to that certain resolution passed and adopted by he State HltrhwaY Com- tirisition of Montana on • a cony of which re - ',lion is hereto attached. Comtniesioner Henry G. Campbell offered the foltowine rP80- 'Winn which on motion duly made r\I carried was ^dr fed. Commis - J• W. Scallv. M. H. Tschiriti. anti Henry 4.. Camobell. voting, aye. WHEREAS the State Highway ourintietion of Montana has resolved to hisimme respotudbillty for and to as 3o D i eee follows: s 8 in. top 11 ft. long. 420 lineal feet. -84 -oieees. - -8_ _id. 1280 lineal feet 50 pieces. 8 in. top. 18 ft. long. 900 lineal feet. , 40 paces. 8 iti. tote 20 ft. long. 800 lineal feet. total 3400 lineal feet. The following bids were received. to -wit: Thompson Yards. Incorporetei Hardin. Montana. $20.85 per hundred lineal feet: Wheeler Luniber Bridge and Supply cc.. Des Moines. Iowa. 26c ner lineal foot: J. M. Broad Lumber Co.. Hardin, Montana. 27c Per lineal foot. All of the above bids beimr f. o. b. Hardin. Upon inot:nn the bid of Thompson Yards. Inc.. of Hardin. Montana. be- ing found Ile lowest and best bid. the same was accepted. The board authorized the pur- chase of a one -ton Ford truck with steel body. Jumbo transinission gear. It. J. Ephland, maintenance su- pervisor. notified the board that the State Highway Commission had appointed Charles Butler of Hardin. Montana. and Alex Naylor of Crow Agency. Montana, to take care of the maintenance of such portions of Federal Aid Protects 5. 188. and 212 as the commission might designate, said appointees to hold office at the Pleasure of the State Highway com- mission. The board authorized Commis- sioner Tschirgi to view road and 1 .1.idges washed out on. the Wyola,- Lodge Grass road. The tletition of Alex Naylor and others asking for the abandonment county road leading front the main hitthway to the entrance of the Custer Battlefield National Cemetery, was accepted and the chairman ap- pointed Commissioner Scene and County Surveyor Flickinger as view- ers. The n' 'lion of Alex Naylor and others asking for the abondonment of a portion of the old highway oti- nostte the Custer Battlefield, was re- ceived' and the chairman appointed Commissioner Really and Count. Surveyor Flickinger viewers. The following claims were exam- ined and approved: ROAD FUND II e a n a rv G i Lampbell. viewing Sad mieale BRIDGE pun) ... 16.16 H M e . rfi n H. Tschirei. per diem and . t r i v en Ci. Campbell. viewing... 00 re 26.40 W.3. $call. Per 'dem and m11011.41! 2 Henry 0. Campbell. per diem 20 6 .0 6 0 0 Comminsioner Campbell and Co. Surveyor Flickinger were ordered out to inspect roads and bridges on Sean Creek and on the Hardin to Moan Creek road. There being no further business to conic before the board, the t k )o p e p rdad v i n ot o or : ned sine die. Ro erriert: tAiruk CARL RANk .
