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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY t, 1334
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2A NEWS, HARDIN
My grandpa Atkins is visiting
'Us for a few days this week.
WALLACE SCHOER
Last Sunday we went to the
Pine Ridge to see the chipmunks.
They are surely cute.
ELLEN JEAN VICKERS
Our room is making valentines
lor the little boys and girls in the
Orphan’s Home.
FRANK CRYDER
3B NEWS, HARDIN
My birthday was last Wednes
day. I was nine years old.
WHJLIAM STODDARD
We finished our Health Readers
last week. We are having five
words in spelling every day now.
We made Eskimo books last month.
ARTHUR STEWART
We had our. pictures taken last
week.
IRENE ARNDT
We have four little pigs at
home. They are black and white.
EDDY HERT
My sister came up from Ran
chester last week and stayed until
Sunday. Last week we made
Health booklets at school.
BETTY SCHILLREFF
4B NEWS, HARDIN
Many of the children in our
room took the toxoid this week
so they won’t get diphtheria. The
nurse has inspected our throats
every day. Benny Gress had such
a sore arm that he had to stay
home. My little sister, Betty, and
my cousin, Dale Hudson, came to
school to get the toxoid.
ALMA MABE
We are sorry so many pupils
are out of school. Richard Byrd
has diphtheria. John Bequette,
Iren Heagle and Chester Pomer
inke are quarantined for scarlet
fever. Mary Louise Landrie was
trying to walk on a barrel and fell
off and hurt her back.
RAY MILLER
A man stayed at our house one
night. He was taking some sheep
to Hardin to sell. He gave me a
lamb ten days old. Now it is
sixteen days old. I have to feed
him from a bottle.
OMER HUDSON
A friend and I took our dogs
and went hunting Saturday after
noon. We went down to the Big
Horn river. All we saw was a cow
so we spent our time throwing
stones at the cakes of ice.
JOE JAMES
As I was going home from school
one day this week, I saw a black
and orange butterfly. It seemed
strange to see a butterfly in Feb
ruary, He seemed to be enjoying
the warm sunshine.
robert McCarthy
4A NEWS, HARDIN
Every Friday, we have a spell
down. We line up along the wall,
the teacher gives us words to
spell. The captains for this week
are Janice and Betty Belle.
DONALD KALBERG
We are making valentines this
week. I have made some pretty
ones. The other boys and girls are
making some very pretty ones, too.
RUTH GEORGE
Miss O’Day is our school nurse.
She came to our room yesterday.
She said the boys and girls in
our room were very healthy. Ev
eryone in 4A are her health of
ficers. We are all trying to keep
well. We will report all cases of
sickness to Miss O’Day.
JEAN KELLEY
We are having an “extra help”
class after school every night. Miss
Sullivan is helping the children
who were out of school to catch
up with their work. We are going
very fast.
LYSLE HAVERFIELD
We have our room decorated for
this month. We have flags and
pictures of Abraham Lincoln and
George Washington. We also have
valentine baskets and men.
DORIS Bal IJ ।ER
I have a little dog. One night
he was sleeping behind the stove.
Mother called him. He did not
hear her. Mother took a little
stick and made him wake up and
go outside.
MARTHA MICHAEL
Yesterday I put some cans on
my feet. I was chasing Irene. She
went in the house. I like to wear
cans. They are high. They make
noise when I walk.
GARHARD SCHMUNK
Jean Kuehn has been out of
school two days. We hope she does
not get scarlet fever. If she takes
good care of herself we know she
will get well.
A LOUISE MILLER
This week it said in “Our Weekly
Reader” that the person who
wrote the best poem about nature
would win a prize. Some of the
4A pupils are trying very hard to
win it. We are all very busy writ
ing poems.
JANICE KELLEY
Miss Sullivan is reading us a
book of the boy scouts. Tt is very
Interesting. It is about four boy
scouts. They went up north to
look for a trinket called "The
Little Brass God.” He had a will
inside of his abdomen. While
these boy scouts are up north try
ing to find it a big snow storm
comes up. They get lost. They
then find a cave. They find a
man sitting there asleep. The
story is very exciting.
BETTY BELLE BEIRDNEAU
My father is cutting wood this
week. There are five men at work
on the wood. The buzzsaw cuts
the wood. It goes around fast. As
soon as the wood is cut we will
chop it. Then I will have to help
pile it up.
ARTHUR SCHAFER
I have a big black cat. I called
him Mir. Black. Nearly every
morning he comes and scratches
at the door. When I let him in I
say "hello." Then he meows and
goes in and sits by the stove.
When I take him on my lap he
purrs for me.
AUDRIE JOHN
I was playing “Punch the Ice
Box.” I was running to hide. I
turned a summersault in the walk.
We were all running to hide. I
fell down on the walk and hurt
my head. Dooley Pauley fell on
my head and made it feel like
rollers instead of a head. I will
be lucky if I don’t get killed to
day.
BETTY STOCKER
(Crowded out last week).
3A—Hardin
Dear Aunt Betty:
We are having an arithmetic
contest. I have gotten four tens.
I have beaten every boy in our
room.
Your friend,
HAROLD JENSEN.
Dear Aunt Betty:
We are making a health
booklet. Yesterday we made the
covers to it. We colored some
health girls and some health
boys.
Your friend,
ESTHER SCHAAK.
Dear Aunt Betty:
Tuesday evening I went out
to Madylene Beall’s and stayed all
night. Before we went to bed,
Martha and Helen Beall popped
some pop-corn while Madylene
and I wrote her sister in Billings.
That afternoon, when we got home
from school, we played “Hide-and-
Go-Seek” and “Punch-the-Ice-
Box.” When we had gotten off of
the bus, Madylene told me that
they had a little pig. So, when we
got home and changed our clothes
we went to see the little pig. When
I saw it, it was about the biggest
hog in the northwest.
Sincerely yours,
MARILYN KELLY.
Dear Aunt Betty:
We are making health books.
We color lots of pictures for them.
Yesterday we made our covers for
them. We have learned to multi
ply in arithmetic. We are running
arithmetic races on a big chart.
We start with the twos and go
to the nines. If we miss, some
body will take our place.
Your friend,
DOROTHY HAMMER.
Dear Aunt Betty:
My mother went to Billings
last Friday. My daddy and I went
Sunday. I had a nice time. I
went to Armand Thompson”s
house. We played cowboy, and
with cars and marbles. My moth
er got some valentines and a Val
entine box of candy.
Your friend,
DEAN HUSS.
Dear Boys and Girls:
We are glad to get so much
news from the 4A room in Hardin.
The 3B and 2A rooms didn’t do
so well this week, and where are
you 2B and 3A people?
Isn’t it nice to have the sun
shine and the mud about all gone?
Now I would like to see a real
good snow storm so we could have
enough snow to build snow forts
and snowmen, wouldn’t you?
Are any of our schools having
Lincoln or Washington programs
this month? If so we would like
to hear about them.
I’m sure many schools and
rooms are having valentine boxes.
Write and tell us how yours is
made and about the valentines
you make.
Affectionately,
AUNT BETTY
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank the neighbors
and friends for their assistance
and sympathy in our bereavement
in the death of our husband,
father, brother and uncle, Eugene
Longears; especially do we wish
to thank his fellow workers in the
CCC, the Rev. C. A.- Bentley, for
his ministrations, and all those
who sent flowers.
MRS. MAGGIE LONGEARS
and Children.
BEN LONGEARS
PRETTY PAINT
EDITH LONGEARS
ROSE WILSON
MRS OTHER MEDICINE
and Family.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
TAX DEED
NOTICE is hereby "iven that the
undersigned will on the 15th dav of
Anril. 1934. annlv to the Conntv
Treasurer of Bis: Horn Countv. Mon
tana, for a tax deed to the following
described property, to-wit:
All Section 28. Two. is. R 32E—
-640 acres.
All Section 33. Twp. IS. R 32E—
-640 acres.
_ Lots 1. 2. 3. 4. 5 6. 7. 8. SI4NW,
Sec. 4. Twp. 28. R 32E—489.40 acres.
Amount due *8.647.07.
Dated February 9. 1934.
HARRY E. COX. Countv Clerk.
Bis Horn Countv. Montana.
Pub. Feb. 9. I*. 19*4. ADDUcant ’
THB TRIBUNe-HERALO
ORDINANCE NO. 1S»
AN ORDINANCE to Enforce the
"Montana Beer Act": ProbißlH"?
AH Acts or Omissions Prohibited
or Declared Unlawful bv the Mon
tana Beer Act." or bv the Regula
tions of the State Board of Eaual
ization thereunder, exceot and save
those Relating to Persons Maintain
inir or Ooerating anv Railroad Car
or Train as a Common Carrier tor
the Transnortation of Passengers:
Imoosing Duties on the Citv Attor
ney. Chief of Police. Police Magis
trate and Police Officers of the
Citv of Hardin. Montana, and Ex
tending Their Jurisdiction to Li
cense and Regulate Places of
Business Where Beer is Sold: Pro
viding for the Disoosltion of Fines
and License Fees: Repealing Ordi
nance No. 181 and Ordinances and
Parts of Ordinances in Conflict
Herewith: and Declaring this Or
dinance to be an Emergency Meas
ure.
BE IT ORDAINED BT THE COUN
CIL OF THE CITY OF HARDIN.
MONTANA:
SECTION 1. DUTY OF CITY OF
FICERS TO ENFORCE "MONTANA
BEER ACT." The ritv of Hardin
hereby recognises the right, among
others, reserved bv the "Montana
Beer Act” to the several cities and
incoroorated towns of this State to
enact ordinances for the enforcement
of said Act. To that end the penal
provisions of the "Montana Beer
Act” are hereby adonted as the law
of this city: and the oolice court of
this citv is hereby vested with the
lurisdictlon and the duty is hereby
imposed upon the Citv Attorney.
Chief of Police. Police Magistrate
and Police Officers of this citv to en
force the same.
SECTION 2. PROHIBITING ALL.
EXCEPT CERTAIN. *<TS OR OMIS
SIONS PROHIBITED BY THE "MON
TANA BEER ACT.” OR BY REGU
LATIONS OF STATE BOARD OF
EQUALIZATION THEREUNDER.
All acts or omissions, exceot and save
those relating to oersons maintaining
or operating anv railroad car or train
as a common carrier for the trans
portation of passengers which are
prohibited or declared unlawful by
the." Montana Beer Act” or by such
regulations as may be made bv the
State Board ofEqualization which shall
have the full force and effect of law.
are hereby prohibited and declared
unlawful.
SECTION ?• PENALTIES IN
"MONTANA BEER ACT” IN PART
ADOPTED AND IN PART MODI
FIED. Violations of Section 8 of
said act for failure of anv brewer, as
in said Act defined, to make the re
turn to the Board, as in said Act de
defined. provided for in Section 7 of
said Act. and violations of Section 16
of said Act for failure of anv whole
saler. as in said Act defined, to make
the return to said Board, provided
for in Section 15 of said Act. are sub
feet to the penalties nrovi'’ed in the
Montana Beer Act”: violations of
Section 8 of said Act for refusal ot
anv such brewer to allow such exam
ination. as provided for in Section 7
of said Act. or for failure to make
an accurate return according to the
manner in said Act prescribed: are
subiect to a fine of not exceeding
Three Hundred Dollars ( $300.00 ) • vio
lations of Section 16 of said Act for
refusal ot anv such wholesaler to al
low such examinations, as provided
for in Section 15 of said Act. or for
tailure to make an accurate return
according to the manner in said Act
orcscnoed. are subiect t-> a fine of
not exceeding Three Hundred Dol
lars ($300.00): and violations of anv
other provisions of said Act shall sub
iect the person convicted hereunder
to imprisonment in the citv jail or
* aR for not more than ninety
A? 0 ' ™? vs ' .V to a fine °f not more
than Three Hundred Dollars (S3OO 00)
or both.
SECTION 4. CONCURRENCE
WI TH FEDERAL LAWS. The City
of Hardin hereby recognizes that its
power to enforce the "Montana Beer
Act and to license the places of
business where beer is sold, is de
pendent upon the duly enacted legis
lation of the Congress of the United
States declaring beer of an alcoholic
content of three and two-tenths per
to be nonintoxicating:
and further, if such leerislation so
passed bv Congress should hereafter
be repealed, or amended to the ex
tent of declaring beer of an alcoholic
ess than three per cent
wei *ht to be intoxicating,
ordinance shall become in
effective.
SECTION 5. CONCURRENCE
WITH STATE LAWS The Citv of
Hardin herebv recognizes that its
t’ower to enforce the “Montana Beer
Act and to license and regulate
Places ol business where beer is sold,
should at all times be exercised in
full concurrence with the exercise of
the like nover of the Legislative As
scmblv of the State of Montana: and
to that end. whenever the Legislative
Assemblv of the State of Montana
shall amend or repail the "Montana
Act. ’ then the provisions of
this ordinance shall apply thereto:
but nothing in this paragraph con
tained shall be construed as an ab
rogation on the , -t of this citv of
its right under the "Montana Beer
i to license and regulate places
or business where beer is sold, pro
vided that such regulatory license bv
tins city imposed shall be reasonable
and not in excess of the amount im
posed bv the State of Montana. And
to the same end. whenever the State
Board of Eaualization of the State of
Montana shall amend or repeal anv
regulations which it shall make, or
shall make anv new or supplement
arv regulations, under the “Montana
•250.00 52R0.04
For the arrest and conviction of
LIVESTOCK AND WOOL THIEVES
And of Violators of Other Laws
Hereinafter Mentioned
Will be paid by
BIG HORN COUNTY LIVESTOCK
ASSOCIATION
The Big Horn County Livestock
Association offers a reward of *250.00
for information leading to the appre
hension and conviction of any. person
or persons for the larceny of any
livestock or wool owned by any paid
up member of this Association or the
apprehension and conviction of any
person or persons for arson in the
burning of any property belonging to
any paid-up member of this Associa
tion or for the commission of an ag
gravated assault upon any employee
of any paid-up member of thia Asso
ciation walls In the discharge of hW
luty by any person while engaged la
>ny attempt to commit any said lar
ceny or arson.
Such offer of reward shall apply to
any such crime committed at ary
time upon or bett een the Ist day of
January, 1933, and the Ist day of
January, 1934.
PROVIDED, HOWEVER. That in
formation upon which such reward
may be claimed must be imparted to
the County Attorney or the Sheriff of
the county in which the crime was
committed or to a member of the
executive committee of the Big Horn
County Livestock Association not later
than January 1, 1934.
PROVIDED FURTHER That where
■uch Information is given to any of
the above persons by two or more
persons, slmultaneeurdy, then this re
ward shall be proportioned share and
’hare alike to such persons giving
moh information.
PROVIDED FURTHER That no of-
Hcer of this State nor the owner of
tts property against whom such
CTlme was committed shall bo eligible
to claim or to receive such reward.
. JOHN P. TURNKB.
Beer Act” or under anv act amenda
tory thereof or supplementary there
to. then the provisions of this Ordi
nance shall apply thereto.
SECTION 6. CONCURRENCE
WITH LOCAL OPTION. The City of
Hardin hereby recognizes that its
Power to enforce the "Montana Beer
Act and to license the places of busi
ness where beer is sold is dependent
upon the electors qf Big Horn County
in the exercise of~he right accorded
them bv said Act to determine
whether or not the sale of beer, as
therein provided for. shall be per
mitted within the limits of said
countv: and to that end. if such elec
tors should determine. as therein
provided, that the sale of beer, as
therein provided for. shall not be per
mitted within the limits of said
countv. then this Ordinance shall
stand suspended and inoperative un
and unless such electors reverse
tneir decision: and as often as. ana
upon every reversal of decision, this
Ordinance shall stand either effective
or suspended and Inoperative in con
currence with the vote of the elec-
X°™ aDon the question of whether or
not the sale of beer, as in said act
Drovided. shall be permitted within
the limits of said countv.
.SECTION 7. “MONTANA BEER
ACT" DEFINED. The phrase "Mon
tana Beer Act" as used herein is de
fmed„aa chapter 106 of the Laws of
the Twenty-third Legislative Assem
bly. and the amendments thereto of
the State of Montana, entitled. “An
Act to provide for the Licensing and
Regulation of the Manufacture. Sale
“nd Distribution of Beer and Other
"* m uar Fermented Beverages, and for
the Raising and Disposition of Rev
enue Therefrom.”
CITY LICENSE RE
WIREMENT AND AMOUNT OF
LICENSE FEES. That under and by
virtue of the Dower granted to the
c ;PL councils of the cities and towns
of this state, and in aid of the police
power and regulations of the Citv of
Hardin. Montana, and in exercise of
the authority reserved bv the "Mon
tana Beer Act” to the cities and in
corporated towns of this state, it is
hereby ordained that any person, who
“® B ‘ res enga-~ in the business of
selling beer in said citv under the
provisions of said Act in the char
eF j °I daces hereinafter men
tioned. and as defined bv said Act
shall, notwithstanding the fact that
the person conducting such place has
obtained a license from the State
Board of Eaualization. first apply for
and obtain a license therefor from
sal< l cRv - as herein provided, and if
such license is granted shall pay
therefor an annual license fee as fol
lows:
Each retailer. One Hundred Fifty
Dollars ($150.00):
Each factory or establishment of
a brewery for the making of beer
which sells the same. One Hundred
Twentv-five ($125.00) Dollars and
not more than Seven Hundred Fifty
Dollars ($750.00):
Each wholesaler. Three Hundred
Dollars ($300.00):
Each club Fifty Dollars ($50.00).
AH licenses issued in anv vear shall
expire on the 31st dav of December
at midnight of such vear.
Provided. that a transfer of anv
such license mav be made on appli
cation to the citv council, accom
ramed bv satisfactory evidence of an
approval of the transfer of the li
cense issued bv the State Board of
Equalization of the State of Montana
for such business: and.
Provided, however, the transfer of
said license is annroved bv a maioritv
vote ot the citv council and approved
bv the mayor.
Provided, further. that nothing
her »m shall be construed to entitle
anv licensee hereunder to anv refund
of anv portion of the license fee in
the event of his discontinuing- such
business or the suspension or revo
cation of his license, prior to the ex
piration of such vear.
SECTION 9. SPECIAL PERMIT.
Any Fair Association or Corporation
maintaining- or operating a place for
the exhibition of livestock or agri
cultural or horticultural products, or
for the exhibition of races or rodeos,
charging an admission fen thereto,
shall be entitled to a special permit
to sell beer to the patrons of such’
exhibition to be consumed within the
exhibition enclosure. Application for
and issuance of such permit shall be
made in the same manner as appli
cation for and issuance of licenses are
made as provided for in Sections 8.
10 and 11 hereof, and the permit fee
shall be at the rate of Ten ($10.00)
Dollars per dav with a minimum fee
of Twentv-five ($25.00) Dollars.
SECTION 10. APPLICATION FOR
LICENSE. Every person required bv
this ordinance to obtain a license
must, before commencing such busi
ness. file with the Citv Treasurer an
application in writing, directed to the
Council of the Citv of Hardin. Mon
tana. Such application shall be in
substantially’ the same form as the
form which mav be prescribed bv
the State Board of Eaualization of
the State of Montana to carry out
the provisions of the “Montana Beer
Act” for a like business under said
Act. and must be accompanied bv
satisfactory evidence that the appli
cant is the owner and holder of a
subsisting license or permit issued bv
said Board under the provisions of
said Act for the same business and
the same location for which appli
cation for citv license is being made.
Such application must be accom
panied with the license fee prescribed
in the preceding sections specified for
the business applied for. and. if such
applicant is an agent, such applicant
must accompany such application
with principal’s acknowledgement of
such agenev.
SECTION 11. ISSUANCE AND
REVOCATION BY CITY COUNCIL
OF LICENSE. ENDORSEMENT AND
Broader
Horizons
Many business men are
learning that new mar
kets can be reached suc
cessfully by telephone.
By alternating telephone
calls with personal visits
to other towns you can
contact many new cus
tomers inexpensively.
If you are purchasing,
you often can get better
prices or quicker deliv
ery by telephoning.
Whatever the occasion,
a telephone call is prac
tically as satisfactory as
being there in person.
The Mountain States
Telephone & Telegraph Co.
FILING. Upon the filing of the ap
plication prescribed in Sections 8 and
10 of this ordinance, accompanied by
the evidence required by said sections,
and upon payment of the required
license fee. the Citv Treasurer shall
immediately deliver such application
and evidence to the City Clerk, who
thereupon shall present the applica
tion to the Citv Council at the next
regular meeting of said body. If the
Citv Council shall deem it best for
the public interest so to do. it may
bv resolution passed by an affirma-
JL ve majority vote of all members of
the Citv Council and approved bv the
Mavor and attested bv the Citv Clerk
authorize the issuance of any license
herein provided for or refuse to is
sue or to grant the renewal of anv
license theretofore issued and no li
cense shall be renewed until applica
tion for renewal has been made and
approved bv an affirmative vote of a
majority of all members of the Citv
Council and approved bv the Mavor.
And the Citv Council hereby express
ly reserves the rirht bv resolution or
an affirmative vote of the maioritv
members of the Citv Council to re
voke any and all such licenses as
mav be issued as herein provided,
when it snail be deemed best for the
public interest so to do. If said City
Council shall approve any applica
tion hereunder, the Citv Clerk shall
issue and deliver to the applicant a
license to carry on the business for
which the applicant owns and holds
a subsisting license, or permit, issued
bv the State Board of Equalization
of the State of Montana, for the
business, and at the nlace therein
described, if the same does not vary
from that mentioned in such applica
tion. Such license shall be in sub
stantially the same *orm as the li
cense. or permit, issued to such ap
plicant for such business at such lo
cation bv said Board, and the same
shall refer to this ordinance bv its
number and as the “Hardin. Mon
tana. Beer Ordinance.” The Citv
Clerk shall endorse upon each re
plication. and accompanying docu
ments. if any. in his office, and shall
keep an appropriate index thereof,
which shall show the date filed, the
name of the applicant, the character
and location of the business, and an
appropriate reference to the file
number, if anv. bv which said ap
plication. and accompanying docu
ments. if anv. mav be found.
SECTION 12. NO LICENSE TO IS
SUE FOR LOCATION IN RESI
DENCE DISTRICT. No license shall
be issued for anv of such businesses
if the same is to be conducted in a
residence district of this citv.
SECTION 13. DISPLAY OF LI
CENSE. Anv and all licenses issued
under the provisions of this Ordi
nance shall be. at all times, promi
nently displayed in the place of busi
ness of such licensee.
SECTION 14. HOUSE OF BUSI
NESS. Except as otherwise in this
paragraph provided. the privileges
granted bv anv and all licenses is
sued under this Ordinance are sus
pended and inoperative, and shall re
main suspended and inoperative be
tween the hour of Twelve o’clock
midnight and the hour of Six o’clock.
A. M. of the next dav: provided that
such general suspension and inopera
tiveness shall not anolv to the de
livery of beer bv the brewers to com
mon carriers for shipment or from
brewers to wholesalers. Provided,
further that anv licensee hereunder
where beer is sold, dispensed or con
sumed shall not have anv curtains,
screens. movable blinds, shutters,
paint, frost, dirt or other things that
obstruct the view from the outside,
or front entrance, of his or their
building.
SECTION 15 POLICE MAGIS
TRATE TO REPORT CONVICTIONS
HEREUNDER TO STATE BOARD
OF EQUALIZATION. In the case of
the conviction of anv licensee here
under of anv violation of this Ordi
nance in the Police Court of this City,
the Police Magistrate, shall, within
ten (10) days thereafter, whether or
not an appeal has been taken from
the judgment of conviction, transmit
to the State Board of Eaualization
of the State of Montana a certified
cony of the record of conviction.
SECTION 16. REVOCATION OR
SUSPENSION OF LICENSE. If anv
license issued bv the State Board of
Eaualization of the State of Mon
tana. under the provisions of the
“Montana Beer Act.” shall be re
voked. or shall be suspended under
the provisions of said Act. the com
panion license issued under the pro
vision of this Ordinance shall be au
tomatically revoked or suspended for
the same period, and in the event
such action bv the State Board of
Eaualization of the State of Mon
tana shall, on anneal, be modified or
set aside, the suspension or revoca
tion of the license issued under the
provisions of this Ordinance shall
likewise be automatically affected:
F’rovided. however, that in event the
Citv Council has revoked and sus
pended said license as heretofore pro
vided. the said license shall remain
revoked and suspended until renewed
as provided in Section 10 hereof.
SECTION 17. DUTY OF CITY
TREASURER. The Citv Treasurer
of the Citv of Hardin shall be charged
with the collection of the licenses
herein provided for. and application
for license, accompanied bv the fee
therefor, shall be filed with such Citv
Treasurer of the Citv of Hardin. The
Citv Treasurer shall prepare ail
blanks for application and for li
cense. and all books of account in
connection therewith, and all ex
pense in connection with the admin
istration of this ordinance shall, so
far as is possible, be charged against
the funds collected under this ordi
nance.
SECTION 18. INSPECTION AND
REGCLATION INOER POLICE
POWER. Everv person firm, asso
ciation or corporation licensed under
the provisions of this ordinance, shall
be subject to regulations, inspection,
control and supervision under the
general police power of the City of
Hardin and all of the Ordinances now
in force or which mav hereafter be
adopted, in aid of such police newer
or regulation: and each and everv
such license shall be subject to sus
pension and revocation as hereinbe
fore provided.
SECTION 19. EXERCISE OF
GENERAL POLICE POWER—DIS
TRIBPTION OF MONEYS COl
LECTED It is herebv declared shat
the business of selling beer within
the Citv of Hardin. Montana. re
crires special regulation, inspection,
control and protection under the gen
eral nolice power of said citv. and
on account of such snecial service it
is estimated that there is chargeable
to such business all of the costs of
administration and control of this
Ordmt'ncv. That all of the funds
naid or collected under the provis
ions of this Ordinance shall be naid
into the Citv Treasury to the credit
of the Protection of Life and Prop
ertv Fund.
SECTION 20. CONSTITUTIONAL
ITY. If anv section, subsection, sen
tence. clause or phrase of this ordi
nance shall be held to be in contraven
tion of the Constitution of the United
States or of the State of Montana,
or invalid for anv reason, the inval
iditv of such provisions shall in no
manner affect the remaining por
tions of this ordinance, but everv
other section, sub-section, sentence,
clause or nhrase shall be upheld as
the legislative will of the Citv of Har
din. Montana, to the same extent as
though such unconstiutionalitv or in
valid provisions had not been a part
of this ordinance.
SECTION 2 1. EMERGENCY
MEASURE AND EFFECTIVE DATE.
This Ordinance is herebv declared to
be an emergency measure and im
mediately necessary for the preser
vation of peace, health, and safetv.
and this Ordinance and the provis
ions hereof shall become effective im
mediately upon its passage. approval
and publication.
SECTION 22. Ordinance No. 11l
and a’l Ordinances and Darts of Or
dinances in conflict herewith are
hereby repealed.
PASSED bv the Council of the
City of Hardin. Montana, this 6th
day of February. 1914. and approved
bv the Mayor of said Citv this 6th
day of February. 1934.
APPROVED:
J. E. McCarthy. Mayor.
ATTEST:
A. H. ROUSH. Cltv Clerk.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
TAX DEED
NOTICE Is hereby riven that the
understated will on the 15th dav of
Aoril. 1934. aonlv to the Countv
Treasurer of Bic Horn County. Mon
tana. for a tax deed to the followtnc
described oronertv. to-wit:
Lot One (1) Homesites Sub-divis
ion Bic Horn Countv. Montana.
Amount due sl,lßl.ss.
Dated February 1. 1114.
HARRY E. COX Countv Clerk.
Bic Horn County. Montana.
„ _ AboUcant.
Pub. Feb. 9. 18. 1914.
NOTICE TO CWA CREDITORS
Notice is hereby given that all
parties having claims for material
or services furnished the Big Horn
County Civil Works Board should
immediately submit them in quad
ruplicate, itemized completely as to
date, description and prices, to
the office in the court house, War
din, Montana, as all such Holms
must be submitted before Feb: 15,
in order to receive attention.
C. C. GUINN,
Chairman.
NOTICE
Anyone having a contageous
disease and not reporting it, or
any person violating quarantine
will be arrested.
City and Co. Board of Health
THREE-YEAR PROOF NOTICE
D ? PA R T MENT OFTHE INTERIOR.
U. S. LAND OFFICE AT Bn,-
LINGS. MONTANA JAN. SI. IH4
18 herebv xiven that Jos
ech„R“z*c.l‘a - ot Decker. Mont., who.
I th- 1 927 ‘ made stock-raising
a ,‘ homestead entry. No.
028595 for Lot 1. Section 1. Town-
South - Rance 40 East. M P.
Meridian, has filed notice of inten
tion to make Three vear Proof, to es
tablish claim ot the land above de
scribed. before Charles R. Foley U
?i^ OI 5 mi3S l o, W- K ‘ rby - Mont., on the
16th dav of March. 1934.
Claimant names as witnesses: Harrv
nm U v. e !Y el S n^ r- Prank Ruzicka.
Jim Voita. all of Decker. Mont
HARRY W. HILL. Register
First nub. Feb. 9. 1934 agister.
Last oub. March 9. 1934.
CALL FOR BIDS
DistXl % Trustees of School
‘ 17i ? tvill receive sealed bids
house and stable at the
" Ot later than
Pub. Feb. 9. C ' erk ’
SUMMONS
,n r Court of the Thirteenth
Judicial District of the State ot
Montana, in and for the County ot
Hig Horn.
SADIE PING MURDOCK. Plaintiff.
vs.
MURDOCK. Defendant.
statE OF MONTANA SENDS
TO THE ABOVE
NAMED DEFENDANT:
You are herebv summoned to an
slY.er the comuiaint <n this aetion
w hJch is filed in the office of the clerk
of this court, and to file vour answer
cot>v thereof unon the
Plaintiff s attorney within twenty davs
after the service of this summons, ex
clusive of the dav of service: and in
case of vour failure to anoear or an-
W HI be taken against
vou bv default, for the relief de
majided in the complaint.
The said action is brought to se
cure a divorce bv the plaintiff from
the defendant on the grounds of non
support.
WITNESS mv hand and the
of said court this 13th dav of Janu
ary. 1934.
. R - p - ROSS. Clerk.
GUINN & MADDOX. Attorneys for
Plaintiff.
Pub. Jan. 19. 26. Feb. 2. 9. 1934.
NOTICE OF SALE OF LANDS
ACQUIRED BY TAX DEED
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
the Board of Countv Commissioners
of Big Horn Countv. Montana, on
the 10th dav of February. 1934. 'at
two o’clock in the afternoon of said
dav. at the front door of the court
house at Hardin. Montana. under
the provisions of Chanter €5 of tho
Session Laws of Montana. 1933. will
sell at public auction the following
described propertv. together with anv
and all improvements thereon or in
anywise appertaining, for cash or on
such terms as the Board r e Countv
Commissioners mav approve and in ac
cordance with law at a price not less
than the fair market value thereof
as heretofore determined and fixed
bv the said Board of Countv’ Com
missioners and hereinafter set out
opposite each particular tract to. bo
offered for sale, to-wit:
Tract No. 191 A— SW%NWU Sec. 27.
EUNEU Sec. 28. Twp. 2S. R. 32E.
appraised at SI.OO per acre.
Tract No. 191B—SW%NE% Sec. 26.
Twp. IS. R 33E. appraised at $5.00
per acre.
Tract No. 192 —B%SW% Sec. 5.
NWU Sec. 8. Two. 9S. R 34E. ap
praised at $1.50 per acre.
Tract No. 193— NE% Sec. 10. Two.
6S. R 37E. appraised at $1.50 per
acre.
Tract No. 194— NV, Lot 7 Homesites
Sub-division. Big Horn Countv.
appraised at $7.50.
Tract No. 195—N% Lot 6 Homesites
Sub-division. Big Horn Countv.
Montana, appraised at $7.50
Tract No. 196—Lot 5 Block 12. First
to Hardin, appraised ai
$5.00.
Tract No. 197—Lot 5 Block 16. Sec
ond Addition to Hardin, appraised
at SIOO.OO.
Tract No. 198—NEU. NWHSEU
Sec. 33. Twp. SS. R 28E. appraised
at $1.50 per acre.
Tract No. 199—Lot 8 Block 15. Fourth
Addition to Hardin, appraised at
$5.00.
Tract No. 200—WUSWU. EUSEU
Sec. 12: NUNWU. NOEV* Sec.
13. Twp. 6S. R 40E. appraised at
$1 00 per acre.
Tract No. 201 —Lot 1 Block 12. High
land Park Addition to Hardin, ap
praised at SIO.OO.
Tract No. 202 —Lot 2 Block 12. High
land Park Addition to Hardin, ap
praised at SIO.OO.
The board reserves the right to re
iect anv and all blds and to desig
nate in each particular instance and
for each particular tract whether
the sale thereof shall be for cash or
upon terms.
By order of the Board of Countv
Commissioners of Big Horn Countv.
Montana.
Dated January 12. 1934.
HARRY E. COX.
Countv Clerk and Recorder of Blr
Horn Countv. Montana.
Pub. Jan. 13. 19. 26. Feb. 2. 9.1934
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