1940 |
Ordering Acceptance of Bid from Edward and Margaret Anderson for Lots 26 & 27, Block 208, Ames Addition and Execution of Deed |
01-05-40 |
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Setting Hearing Date on Closure of Portions of Lincoln-Landers Fork Road from Lincoln to Bower Ranch |
04-08-40 |
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Emergency Budget for Gopher Fund |
05-03-40 |
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Ordering Closure of Portions of Lincoln-Rogers Pass Road from Lincoln to Bower Ranch |
05-08-40 |
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Ordering Appointment of Edward R. Nett as Justice of the Peace of Augusta Township |
05-11-40 |
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Giving Written Approval of Construction of State Arsenal, Armory and Drill Hall within City of Helena |
09-09-40 |
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Furnishing Power Shovel for 7-10 Days to Aid in Construction of State Arsenal, Armory and Drill Hall |
09-09-40 |
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Ordering that Phil Jezick be Given Permission to Demolish Structure at Main & Wood Streets and Retain Salvaged Materials as Payment |
10-28-40 |
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Making Application to Food Stamp Plan of Surplus Marketing Admin. for Installation of "Food Stamp Plan" |
12-28-40 |
1941 |
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Declaring Intention to Purchase Tractor for Road Department and Calling for Bids to be Published |
04-17-41 |
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Transferring Custody of Marion Shovel to the Supply Fund Account of Works Project Administration for Enlargement of Airport |
04-18-41 |
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Approval of Sale of Lots to L.N. Songer & Marian Wright |
04-25-41 |
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Authorizing County Treasurer to Purchase $5,000 in Food Stamps from the Surplus Commodity Corporation |
07-31-41 |
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Correcting Boundary Lines Between Commissioner Districts as of June 25, 1929 |
08-04-41 |
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Ordering Sale of 1937 Ford and Calling for Publishing Bids |
09-09-41 |
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To Defray the 40% Cost of Maintaining Lights in Special Street Lighting Districts Assessed Against the Light Fund and Adding Taxes to Rolls for This Year |
11-14-41 |
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Ordering Dissolution of Precinct No. 35 and Incorporation with Augusta Election Precinct No. 37 and Renumbering of Remaining Precincts |
12-06-41 |
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Memorializing the Passing of Commissioner George N. Middlemas |
12-22-41 |
1942 |
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Emergency Budget Allotment for District Court |
01-29-42 |
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Fixing Per Annum Retail Liquor Licenses Fees and Directing Co. Treasurer to Collect Said Fees |
03-12-42 |
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Consolidating the Coroner's Office with that of the Sheriff |
03-19-42 |
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Allowing Citizens of Japanese Descent to be Employed in Lewis and Clark County Under the Surveillance of FBI |
11-19-42 |
1943 |
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Ordering Co. Attorney to Proceed with Action in Eminent Domain to Condemn ROW for Roadway in Sec. 2, 3, T12N, R4W |
04-14-43 |
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Declaring L&C County a Road District #1 |
04-21-43 |
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Directing County Treasurer to Expunge Delinquent Taxes for 1936 in the Name of Dr. E. L. Gallivan |
05-19-43 |
1945 |
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Memorial Resolution Honoring Commissioner Marvin Craig |
10-16-45 |
1946 |
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Ordering All Future Labor Contracts and Hiring Under Jurisdiction of Co. Commission Carry Specifications for Hiring of Resident Veterans of the County First; Other Veterans Second; and Non-Veterans Third |
03-02-46 |
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Declaring Lewis and Clark County a Fourth Class County and Fixing Salaries for County Office Holders |
09-23-46 |
1947 |
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Permitting Owen Perry to Remove a Part of Trout Creek Bridge to Permit Passage of Floating Dredge |
04-23-47 |
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Declaring Intention to Set Upa Retirement Plan for County Employees Upon the Identical Basis as Provided for State Employees Effective 7-1-47 (documented in Journal on 8-20-47) |
05-08-47 |
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Authorizing Signing of Contract with Board of Admin. of Public Employees' Retirement System, State of Montana, Establishing Retirement System for County Employees (documented in Journal on 8-20-47) |
05-17-47 |
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Increasing Annual Salaries of Appointive Employees |
07-26-47 |
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To Forward to Both Bonding Companies Notice of Surety of Default of Principal by V.G. Warren, L&C County Treasurer |
11-05-47 |
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Declaring a Public Emergency Exists in County Attorney's Office and Appointing an Additional Deputy Co. Attorney |
12-10-47 |
1948 |
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Allotting Additional Budget to District Court for Payment of Jurors and Witnesses for Remainder of FY 1947-1948 |
01-30-48 |
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That Offer of Payment of $250 be Accepted from Estate of Henry T. Hall as Payment in Full for Debt of $925 Owed to County Hospital |
02-11-48 |
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Permitting Sheriff be Paid Sum of Fifty Cents per Transient Sleeper per Night for Board and Lodging Furnished at County Jail |
02-16-48 |
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Raising the Common School Levy from 9 Mills to 10 Mills |
07-26-48 |
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Allowing BOCC to Make Application to State Highway Commission to Purchase Black Top for Repair of Canyon Creek Road |
08-05-48 |
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Concurring with Designation of Helena-Wilborn Road and Agreeing to Maintain Certain Newly-Constructed Sections |
08-25-48 |
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Fixing Salaries for County Officials Pursuant to Chapter 150 of the Session Laws of the 29th Legislative Assembly |
09-30-48 |
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Amending Resolution of 9-28-48 Fixing Salaries for Assessor, Clerk and Recorder and Treasurer |
12-14-48 |
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Directing Purchase of 150-200 Cubic Yards of Crushed Gravel from Stockpile North of Dearborn River Bridge on Hwy 33 at Price of $1.50 per Cubic Yard |
12-14-48 |
1949 |
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Directing Treasurer to Refund Taxes Paid to Wolf Creek Fire District and Cancelling Assessment of Unpaid Taxes |
02-07-49 |
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Declaring a Public Emergency Exists by Virtue of Threatened Loss of Employees Due to Inadequate Compensation, and Calling for Public Hearing on Allocating $3,650 to Increase Salaries |
02-28-49 |
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Declaring a Public Emergency Exists and Calling for Public Hearing on Approving Emergency Expenditure of $29,300 for Road Fund |
02-28-49 |
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Adopting an Emergency Budget of $19,700 for Road Maintenance for Duration of Fiscal Year 1948-49 |
05-12-49 |
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Annual Tax Resolution No. 22 Levying Taxes Within Limits of City of East Helena |
08-03-49 |
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Authorizing and Directing County Attorney to File Judgment of Dismissal of Action Against V.G. Warren, National Surety Corp. of New York, and Fidelity and Desposit Company of Maryland |
08-09-49 |
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Ordering Transfer of Voting Precinct #36 to Augusta Precinct #37 |
12-15-49 |
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Establishing an Annual License for Operation of Any Slot Machine within County at a Cost of $100 Credited to County Poor Fund |
12-13-49 |