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Pitar. TNN ME A 1tDfN 1111 'WNW- MLA Lb FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30, ins REPORT OF STATE EXAMINER MONTANA 01 0 V11.1 0 . OP ST ITV EXAMINER Helena. Septeieber It. 1925 To the Honorable Board of County commissioners and County Attorney of Rig Horn county', Hardin. Montana Gentlemen: - We herewith etibmit report of the examination of the hooks find rec- ords of Big Hem l'ounty. as made by F. E. Willett/a Second Assistant State Examiner, commencing on August 17. 1025, to August 26. 1925. and covering the period from September 20. 1924. to August 15. 1225. as follows: e'07 - eiTY TREASURER MR. R.. I'. ROSS To balance in all funds September 20. 1924 .... . . . $188.9113.115 To receipts from September 20, 1924. to August. 15. 1225 .... 454.993.73 1145,977.52 By Disbursement*. same reeled 463,844.91! To halance in all fends August 15, 1336 $182.632.66 ACtIOUNTED EOM AS FOLLOWS First National Bank, Hardin ,.. $4f,640.112 Leas checks outstanding - - 106.21 Rig Hon County Think. Hardin Little Horn State Bank, Wyole Hardin State Bank. Hardin (closed ) Lees cheek outstanding Cash In office •-• ...- 74.380.45 8.40 362.752.0R 30.601.64 14171.6! 74,372.05 33 23 1112,632.66 INDEMNIFYING BONDS AND SECURTITES FROMTNA14R - 14 - 1 3 0-COUNTY IIREASURICR First National Bank. Hardin American Surety Co., continuous. Approved $10.000.00 National Surety Co- expiring Jenuary 10, 1926. 10,000.00 Approved. Personal bond expiring December le. 1925. Approved 50,000.00 Big Horn County Bank, Hardhi Personal bond. expiring December 31, 1925. Approved $50,000 00 Big Horn County Warrants .. 16,163.93 Little Horn State Bank, Wyola Fidelity tic Deposit Co., of Maryland expiring vember 1, 1925. Approved • ...........-- Bi Horn County warrants Nov - $ 7,500.00 7.372.62 SPECIee,TA POOR TAX cotax.crsoms. 1924 To 500 receipts charged By 339 receipts used (cash) $678.00 By 161 receipts unused ...... ........... 322.00 600 SPECIAL ROAD TAX COLLF.CTIONS, 1924 To 500 receipts charged By 326 receipts used (cash) $652.00 By 174 receipts unused 348.00 500 1.000.00 CLERK AND RECORDER MR. CARL RANKIN To fees collected from September t, 1924, to August 1, 1925 $2,257.05 By County Treasurer's Receipts, same period $2.257.05 • riurrv CASH To authorized allowance $7,00.00 By bank balance August 1. 1925 ....... .. .. ..... __......$219.31, 2.66 70,000.00 66,163.91 14,171.62 $1,000.00 1,000.00 $1,000.00 Leas check outstanding Ily claims not reimbursed $216.66 283.35 CLERIC OF DISTRIC - r COURT MR. FRANK A. NOLAN To balance due from former examinations CLERK OF DISTRICT COURT MR. GEORGE H. To fees collected from Oct. 1. 1924, to Aug. 1, 1925, $1,238.00 To fines collected, smile period 1,690.00 To balance due county from last examination 42.50 By County Treasurer. Receipts, same period ......... 1,957.54 By detailcredit 5.00 To balance due To Civil No. To Civil No. To Civil No. To Civil No. To Civil No. county 1585, Complaint not on fee book. --$5 e• 1626, Demurrer not on fee book.. ..... 1.50 1679, Order of Sale not on fee boek 1.00 1456. Judgment not on fee hook... 2.50 1166, 2 Ord. Sale not on fee book.... 2.00 By Probate 290. Petition on fee book twice TRITST FUNDS To balance at last examination To receipts to August 1. 1925 By Disbursements, same period ....... -. -..- ........ . • 600.00 (Former) 10.60 MILLER 3.970.50 23,962.50 16.60 6.00 9 lit 00 $ 00 None -.$2,050,00 1 100.00 To balance August 1, 1925 1140.00 SHERIFF MR. R. P. GILMORE To tees collected from October 1. 1921, to Aug. 1, 1926 249.90 By County Treasurer, Receipts, same period ...----$388.90 By balance due officer at last examination 11.00 mespierwee 249.90 PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR MR. C. M. SQUIRES No business, - PUBLIC A_DMINXSTRATOR MR. C. W. IX)ANE (Former) Estate of George Burkemp et. $192.17 PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR MR. A. E BOLLUM (Former) Estate Old Balsave IRecelpts Desbursesnents New Balance Philip Ironhead . 512.26 642.26 Jacob Title 30.16 711.36 121.70 Ruth Shelton 67 04 67.00 George Deputee 5.00 750.00 676.00 79.00 County Treasurer balance August 1, 1925 CORONER Register has not been written up to date. We hope same will be com- pleted t• date at next examination. JUSTICE OF THE PEACE MR. ROBERT A. VICKERS To fines collected from October 1. 1924 to Aug. 1. 1925 .$174.80 By County Treasurer's Receipts, same period --$176.80 a.411•04.44.... MR. -17 W.B $ ULLI 272.1 8 7 1 IT'S PLAYTIME IN THE SOUTH ••Sn•-. lt . teTICF: q' THE I•tettele: MR. C. A. cORKINS To tines collected fr October IL 191.4 to Atagimt 1, 1935 6261.00 By County Treasurer's Receipts. W4 4. period •••• -4241.00 To Irish & Game flitee rofteelied 'from Oct. 1. lite to Aug. 1. 1923 $146.110 ...... 1116.00 By Game %Vardeu's Reteinte same period EXAMMER's VOTES COUNTY TREASURER The records of the Treasure, e. kept promptly and efficiently. Dis- tribUtion of Protested Taxes and finished Business should be handled on the Cash Book as Transfers tweoa s ties,' of the month's business. The Treasurer's office shoun have a teem index of the delinquent taxes due the county. CLERK ANG,RECoRDEet • The books of the Clerk and Re The claims were examined and the ter of Warrints and Bowie issued to August 1, 1925. as follows; General Fund ..... Road Fund ... Poor Fund Bridge Fund Centingent Fund ...... Library Fund Seed Grain Fund Bonds Outatanding . County Debt The official bonds of the come ) be approved by the District Judge . offices. The Minu Book was examine promptly sigfied. CLERK 0.F THE DISTRI,'T COUR We ae pleased to nut.' impelCouit SHERIFF Tile books of the Sheriff ,are N 1111211 up promptly. CLAIMS Claim No. 20879, e. P. Gilmore, $245.10, does not show the points of travel on investigations nor the Ramble of miles traveled. Claim No.20803, Johu Duryille4 $11.20, he for mileage front Reynold's place near iaeola to Hardin aniVesturn. Ile miles in case of State vs. Her- riott (insanity). Mr. Duryea as si g i rty sheriff is not ,a.uthorized under the law to collect a mileage. The riff himself is the proper party to make claim against the county for I:teepee iii eases of this nature. Clain, No. 4812, R. le Gilmore, Sheriff, $50.00, is for tranaporting Jack Olita, McFadden te Deer Lodge. The lait rewires that the state pay the Sheriff shorts, for the transportetion el prieoners te Deer Lodee, and the Sheriff is required to furnish a claim together with esceipts for all expenditures. This claim is 40-91 .,,ter are kept promptly and accurately. ante were checkeeragainat tbs regis- I 1w outstanding earrants reconciled 6,376.21 21,261.73 6,042.61 42.882.86 15,062.69 1,426.04 109.20 $ 92,663.20 3393,000.00 not itemised in any particular. Big Horn County should make elaint against the State for a refund of this Delmont. Claim No. 211111, 0. M. Kelly & Son, $231.76, is signed, **O. 51. Kelly & Son per D. K.\ In signing claim by corporations the corporates nanis should be followed by that of some official of the corporation. Clain eeNos. 21707, A. H. Iteuah. $14.60, 21708, M: H. Tschirge $13.00, and 21701. Henry G. Campbell. 111.40. are for per diem of the mesabsrs of the Board of County Conantiesioners and mileage for viewing end inspecting proposed change in the location of the Little the Horn River bridge at Lodge Gram. We understand that in this rase the board went to Lodge Grass on the train. This being the case no member is entitled to mileage - Each member is entitled to railroad fare and meals or other neceseary ex- pense. There is no mileage for member* of the board except in traveling to and returning front meeting* of the board. claim No. 21915. David Riehsed, $394.00, Prohibition Enforcement, does not bear the 0. K. of the County Attorney. It is very peculiar that the ex- pense of obtaining evidence in each of four case would be exactly $100.00 in each case. Claim No. 22017, R. P. Gilmore, •$148.20, shows items of serving sub- poenas in which mileage is not given. Also cases of State vs. Dan Berry and Leonard Jackson, Graham. Yocum, and investigation liquor Wyolit., two trips, and investigating liquor Owl Creek, Valley Coal Mine, Wyola cquntry. amid Bob Smith. do not show miles traveled. When traveling with a warrant of arrest and the arrest is n.ade, the sheriff is entitled to 10c per mile go- ing and comieg and 10c per mile for the prisoner. In serving subpoenas. and other outlet wipers a charge of 10c per trifle is proper. In came of pre- serving order and other matters where the Sheriff twee his own ear, he is entitled to not to exceed 12 1 cper mile. If the Shelf( takes a deputy with hint in mutters of preserving order he can not charge a mileage for his deputy. The illYst: per mile la in refund of his actual expenses. The claims appear to be in very good corfilition us to itemization and clerical notations. A brief ir.spection was made of the printing claims, but as same have been a matter of controversy and have been checked several times by printers and others, no doubt competent to audit saute, we do not believe our examination would furnish any valuable information. In examining Printing dairies. the Clerk should take measurements of the printed mutter when claim is presented for payment. Time fees of county officers for certified copies belong to the county and should he fieeeented for on the fee books of the respective offices. The attention of the Board Of Commissioners is called to Lisa fact that they should increase very materially the levy for sinking fund purposes is order to bring their sinking fund up to requirements. We appreciate the courtesies and ueeistance given during the period of exurninaticrie Respectfully submitted, JAY G. LARSON, State Examiner. 1 $190.4611.20 aals were examined and found to i (lied and recorded in the proper And found to be well written and in the beeks of the Clerk of the . ..t.••••••arne.a .49.w FARES Jacksonville St. Augustine Palm Beach Key West Orlando Mobile Biloxi Tamps Miami Havana *Houston - Gulfport *Galveston Sarasota Fort Myers New Orleans *San Antonio Bt. Petersburg Go ono way, return another and stop off where you wish. The Burlington offers a choice of four gateway routes. CHICAGO ST. LOUIS KANSAS CITY DENVER Our trains make favorable terminal connections with the best through trains via all routes South. 4111•1••••••. • • 111111.1111111111 earn chop, bran Slid also Kirby coal. LIENIO ELEVATOR FOR SALE --Brass be springs and mattress. Inquire Tribune-Ilerald. 43-i-pd. 'e-ewee• ursclay, Nov. • At 10 o'clock sharp As I am leaving Big Horn County, I will sell at public auction at my ranch, 4 mi. north of Hardin on the Middle road, the following described property, to -wit: 9 HEAD OF HORSES, 45 CATTLE. 6 SHEEP, 2 SOWS 1 black mat* said colt, weight 1200 I brown mare, weight 1550, 10 yr. 1 black gelding, wt. 1500, 9 yr. 1 black mare, weight 1550, 7 yr. 1 bay mare, weight 1350, 7 yr. 1 black gelding, weight 1450, 5 yr. 1 bay gelding, weight 1400, 5 yr. 1 black gelding, weight 1450, 5 yr. 1 black gelding, weight 1500, 5 yr. 1 Registered Shorthorn Bull, 5 yr. 1 Jersey cow, 8 yr. old 1 red cow, 8 yr. old 1 Shorthorn cow, 6 yr. old 1 red cow, 6 yr. old 1 red cow, 4 yr. old rsaitiTare cow, 6 yr.'old 1 black cow, 6 yr. old 1 red cow, 5 yr. old 1 Jersey cow, 4 yr. old 1 red cow, 6 yr. old 1 white face cow, 6 yr. obi 1 Holstein cow, 4 yr. old 1 black cow, 5 yr. old 1 red cow, 3 yr. old red cows, 4 yr. old 2 past yearling steers g past yearling heifers 16 spring calves FARM MAcHINERY 1 16 -inch John Deere Stag Plow 1 14 -inch Walking Plow 1 Case Disc 1 Three -section Harrow 1 Land Leveler 1 Van Brunt Drill with grass seeder attachment 1 Martin Ditcher 1 Garden Cultivator 1 6 -foot Deering Mower 1 Hay Rake -self dump 2 Dain Buckrakes 1 Hay Stacker 1 6 -foot McCorinick Binder 1 buggy 2 Studebaker Wagons 1 Hay Rack 1 Wagon Box 1 Hero Fanning Mill 1 56 -gallon Feed Kettle 1 Platform Scales 1 Emery Grinder I Blacksmith Outfit 1 200 -egg Old Trusty Incubator 1 150 -egg Old Trusty Incubator 1 Cross -rut Saw 1 DeLaval Cream Separator 1 Babcock Cream Tester 1 Hog Chute Log chains, forks, shovels, tools, etc. 6 sets harness 1 stack of sweet clover hay 1 stack of wild oat hay 1 stark of alfalfa straw and pasture HOUSEHOLD GOODS 1 Dining Table 6 Dining Chains 1 China Cabinet 3 Rocking Chairs 1 Chair -table 1 9x12 Congole.um Gold Seal Rug and Linoleum (good as new) 1 Bureau '1 Sanitary Couch 1 Bedstead 1 Free Sewing Machine 1 Detroit 5 -burner oil stove 1 Range; I Heater 1 White Mountain ice cream freezer Laallia, kitchen utensils, etc. 1 Ice Box and Tongs issassassigalisties. LUNCH AT NOON TERMS: CASH Pete J. Rosenagle, Owner and acores more. *via Denver • J. F. McCARTHY, Ticket Agent \SLIM\ RANSIER, Auctioneer F. M. LIPP, Clerk
