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September 5, 1950 _
The Board of County Commissioners of Pitkin County, Colorado met at 10:00 A.M. September 5,
1950 with the following members present: T. J. Sardy, Chairman; Commissioners Orest A. Gerbae
and Clarence 0. Quern; C. H. Larrow, County Attorney; Wm C. Stapleton, Acting Clerk.
The minutes of the meetings held August 7, 1950, August 18, 1950 and Special Meeting held
August 21, 1950 were read and approved.
1 The Reports of the County Clerk, Clerk of the District Court and Clerk of the County Court
\ were approved.
(,lie Report of the Service Officer was examined, approved and signed.
The following Notice was posted inviting bids on various parcels of real estate which the
county has title to:
PUBLIC NOTICE
Public notice is hereby given that Pitkin County, Colorado, hereby lists for sale all its
right, title and interest in and to the following described parcels of real estate covering
which said County of Pitkin has received Tax or Treasurer's Deeds, situate, lying and being
in theCounty of Pitkin, State of Colorado, to -wit:
PARCEL NO. 1
The following Lode Mining Claims, embracing portions of sections Four (4), Five (5),
Township Ten (10) South, Range Eighty -four (84) Nest of the Sixth (6th) Principal Meridian,
andSections Thirty -two (32), Thirty - three (33), Thirty -four (34), Township Nine (9) South,
Range Eighty -four (84) West of theSixth (6th) Principal Meridian:
NAME MINERAL SURVEY NO. MINING ASSESSOR'S APP -
DISTRICT RAISED VALUE
Northern Light 12789 - 6264 Roaring Fork & Hunter $ 40.00
Aetna 4112 Roaring Fork 160.00
Governor 4580 Roaring Fork 170.00
Root 4126 Roaring Fork 200.00
Sofa 5226 Roaring Fork 200.00
Badger State )
;Last Effort ) 5851 Roaring Fork 300.00
James )
Tara's Hall ) 6163 Roaring Fork 200.00
John Bull )
Helen of Troy )
Hector ) 7351 Roaring Fork 300.00
Homer )
Archilles )
Uno )
Tres ) .
Duo ) 11812 Roaring Fork 450.00
Quarto (Quartno) )
1Quinqui Quinque)) )
. Jupiter )
Zeno ) 9283 Roaring Fork 400.00
( I Juno )
Aphrodite )
( Snowbird )
Blue Jay ) 6657 Roaring Fork 420.00
Myrtle )
I
Adams )
!Evening Star 5895 Roaring Fork 20.00 _
Sunday )
Alva Adams ) 5208 Roaring Fork 200.00
Coprolite
Jersey ) 4658 Roaring Fork 280.00
Lulu S (Lula S) )
11/12 interest in
Merrimac 4327 Roaring Fork 100.00
11/12 interest in
Merrimac Conaolidat 4515 Roaring Fork 80.00
Olivene - )
Cleodora ) 4871 Roaring Fork 300.00
' i Miocene )
Jennie )
;Mamie 4389 Roaring Fork 100.00
;Bonanza King 4514 Woody 110.00
,Pride of Lovell Hill )
C. W. & L. ) 5466 Roaring Fork 320.00
Dash )
Lord Byron 5206 Roaring Fork 120.00
Lizzie )
Iranistan ) 6024 Roaring Fork 180.00
Red Jacket 5172 Roaring Fork 200.00
Mura )
Islets ) 7576 Roaring Fork 350.00
Myra )
Sadie )
n Minnie )
Monitor ) 5808 Roaring Fork & Woody 200.00
Vicksburg 5789 Woody 180.00
Lingula 5896 Roaring Fork 180.00
Pride of Hunter Park 6400 Roaring Fork 210.00
Mamie #2 5886 Roaring Fork 90.00
Dirigo 4731 Roaring i'ork 100.00
Rochester Boy )
Montgomery )
Little Beth ) 5960 Roaring Fork 650.00
Euclid )
Belcher )
Iowa ) °
Minnesota ) 5836 Woody 160.00
17/8 interest in Emma B 5801 Woody 80.00
1Cliff )
lDecator ) 6007 Roaring Fork 400.00
Hhil Sheridan )
lU. S. Grant )
(!Blucher )
ilJames G. Blaine ) 8110 Roaring Fork 300.00 r
Eureka
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i' PARCEL NO. 2
The following Lode Mining Claims, embracing portions of Sections Thirty -four (34), Thirty -
llfive (35) and Twenty -seven (27), of Township Nine (9) South, Range Eighty -four (84) West of
the Sixth (6th) Principal Meridian:
Ij NAME MINERAL SURVEY MINING ASSESSORS APP -
I! NUMBER DISTRICT RAISED VALUE
Robin )
IlHomestake ) 7727 Woody 200.00
'Melvina )
Dark Chief )
; Susie )
ji Skipper )
Sunnysouth )
PHoward )
(;Sterling )
'Jsyse ) 6545 Woody 1,800.00
San Jose
I i 'Delbrook )
Skyblue )
Emma )
! Vallette )
Part of the Rollant "T ")
Part of the Mamie "W" )
7/8 interest in Woody #1 ) •
7/8 interest in Woody #2 )
7/8 interest in Woody #3 ) 7436 Roaring Fork 500.00
P'7/8 interest in Woody #4 )
7/8 interest in Woody #5 )
DL# 1 )
IL# 3 )
i #1 )
'N# 3 ) -)
IN# 4 4 ) 7482 Woody- 1,800.00
IS# 2 )
l S## 4 )
IS# 5 )
The Board of County Commissioners of Pitkin County, Colorado hereby invites bids from those
linterested in purchasing said County's right, title and interest in and to the above and
!foregoing described parcels of land or either of them. Bids for purchase of said real property
'should be made for the same as parcelled, being for Parcel No. 1 or Parcel No. 2, or both of
(them.
If any offer should be made which said Board of County Commissioners shall deem adequate,
the property for which such offer shall have been made shall be put up for sale at public
auction at which competitive bidding shall be allowed, and the county shall reserve the
,right to reject any and all bids which may be less than the appraised value placed upon the .
said property by the assessor of said county in accordance with the provisions of Section
1 211 (1),Chapter 142, Volume 4, '35 Colorado Statutes Annotated.
Conveyance shall be made without covenants or warranty, and no abstract of title shall be
furnished by the county to the purchaser or purchasers.
Any sale which shall be held pursuant to this notice shall be so held in accordance with
the provisions of Section 211 (1), Chapter 142, Volume 4, '35 Colorado Statutes Annotated.
i Dated at the City of Aspen, Colorado, this 5th day of September, A.D. 1950.
THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF
THE COUNTY OF PITKIN, STATE OF COLORADO
I By: T. J. Sardy
Chairman.
The following agreement was signed and ordered written in the minutes regarding maintenance
of Independence Pass with the State Highway Department:
4/14/50
Pitkin County
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AGREEMENT
THIS AGREEMENT, made this 17th day of April, 1950, between the COUNTY OF PITKIN, herein -
after called the "County ", and the COLORADO STATE HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT, hereinafter called the
i "Department," WITNESSETH that WHEREAS, through conference and correspondence, it has been / •
(!determined that the County wishes the Department to maintain State Highway No. 82 between the
!City limits of Aspen and the Pitkin -Lake County line at the top of Independence Pass, at the
sole expense of Pitkin County for the season of 1950, and such arrangement is agreeable to
the Department, NOW,THEREFORE, in consideration of the premises and of the mutual covenants
hand agreements herein contained and the faithful performance thereof, the parties hereto
promise and agree as follows:
1, The Department, with its own organi and equipment, will begin maintenance operaticns
on State Highway No. 82 between the city limits of Aspen and the Pitkin -Lake County line at
the too of Independence Pass, as soon as practical after this agreement is executed, and will
continue same until the first deep snow of the season 1950 -51 closes the Pass, after which
maintenance will be discontinued unless further maintenance under the terms hereof is arranged
'to be carried on by mutual agreement.
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2. Charges are to be made for actual expenses covering labor, material, supplies and rental
of equipment, but no administration or overhead charges will be made against the County.
3. The County is to be billed monthly for the work done, and payment will be made promptly.
If payment is not made within 30 days after presentation of bill, the State Treasurer is auth
prized and requested, upon being advised of this fact by the Department, to pay said indebt-
r adness and debit the same against Pitkin County's accumulated apportionment of the Motor
Fuel Tax and Motor Vehicle License Fees.
1 4. This agreement shall not be deemed valid until it shall have been approved by the Cont-
roller of the State of Colorado, or such assistant as he may designate.
L-! IN 'WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have caused the foregoing Agreement to be execute'
the day and year first hereinbefore written.
COLORADO STATE HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT
ATTEST: Roy F. Smith BY Mark U. Watrous
Chief Clerk MARK OU
State Highway Engineer
APPROVED: Jas A Noonan BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF
JAS. A. NOONAN PITKIN COUNTY
Controller T. J. Sardy Chairman
APPROVED: C. O. Quam Commissioner
Lacy L. Wilkinson
State Purchasing Agent Orest A. Gerbaz Commissioner
ATTEST: M. M. Neihardt
County Clerk APPROVED: Walter W Johnson
GOVERNOR
The Bond of Leonard R. Johnson in the sum of :$5,000.00 as Sheriff of Pitkin County, Colo -
^ado to fill the vacancy of the late Otto Johnson was approved and ordered recorded.
The following Resolution of Respect was unanimously passed and adopted:
RESOLUTION OF RESPECT
WHEREAS, The Supreme Governor of the affairs of men has deemed the labors of one of his
servants sufficient, has audited his accounts and found his books are in balance and has l
summoned to a deserved rest OTTO JOHNSON
WHEREAS, Pitkin County, Colorado and the people thereof, are greatly indebted to the said
DTTO JOHNSON for his loyal, patriotic and unstinted labors he has wrought as a citizen and
as Sheriff of Pitkin County, Colorado.
THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, By the Board of County Commissioners of Pitkin County, Colorado
:,hat thanks be hereby expressed to Almighty God that he has given to Pitkin County and it's
citizens the services, the abilities and the character of the said OTTO JOHNSON, from which
;he county and the people have derived so much benefit. I
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED,That a copy of this resolution be spread upon the minutes of this
neeting of the Board of County Commissioners and a copy be delivered to the widow of our
ieparted Friend, with the hope that it may be of some comfort to her and to her family in
This time of Bereavement.
✓ Unanimously adopted by the Board of County Commissioners of Pitkin County, this 5th day of
September A.D. 1950 '
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It 3ills were audited, approved and ordered paid from the various funds as follow
DRDINARY FUND
Marren J. Conner Sal. & Mil. 198.96 Wm R. Shaw Sal 137.40
iobt. C. Wiese " It 174.90 Bernard Popish Coroner Fees 11.60
311en S. Nicholson Sal. 129.40 Aspen Times Print. 118.08
P. J. Sardy Sal. & Mil. 101.56 Out Aest Print. Co. Sup. 13.54
crest A. Gerbaz " 11 104.60 C. F. Hoeckel It 19.40
J. 0. Quam n It 71.00 Milton G. Conner Ser. Off. 75.00
M. Neihardt Sal 169.80 M. M. Neihardt Elec. Exp. 10.96
Vm C. Stapleton 11 175.00 Wm. C. Stapleton " " 12.00
?hillip J. Crosby " 186.40 S. E. Maupin Serv. 57.75
P. F. Beck " 175.00 Colorado Information Sub. 5.00
Leonard R. Johnson Fees & Mil 110.64 County Treasurer Rep. on Safe 20.00
lettie Lee Brand Sal & Mil 187.79 County Treasurer Petty Cash 15.00 -
3. H. Darrow " " 81.40 M. M. Neihardt Postage & Bond 59.41
John M. Shultz Sal. 26.56 Pitkin County Bank Ser. 10.00
Louise M. Berg " 114.50 Income Tax Fund Witholding 118.49
3obert Delaney Sal & Exp 36.98
STATE SPECIAL ROAD FUND I
ohn Snyder La. 227.30 Rigney Ser. Station Sup. 84.95 i
ienry Hendrickson !I 208.30 Lewis H. Tomkins " 5.40
Melvin Phillips " 200.00 Aspen Supply Co. " 5.30
l lohn Andrews II 187.90 Aspen Conoco Sta. " 71.73
raymond Lowderback " 216.00 Herald Motors " 292.34 I
m Martz Jr. It 201.50 Ben Smith Weld 25.00
1ouis Smulling " 197.20 Aspen Motors Sup 79.09
laude Crowley La. & Equip 121.50 Navy-Gas & Supply " 358.31
ene 'Williams La 45.00 Bert Billings Lumber 316.98
m'oy Whitbeck " 212.70 Don M. Downing Sup. Co. Sup. 44.25
att D. Thompson " 174.30 Carbondale Blacksmith La. 3.20
crest A. Gerbaz Weed Spray Hose 13.47 Liberty Truck & Parts Sup. 25.63
pdmund Gerbaz Mowing Weeds 45.00 Income Tax Fund Witholding 79.30
irnest L. Jones +gelding 30.50
r i .UILDING & IMPROVEMENT FUND
Ieonard R. Johnson Janitor 130.00 Steck & Pretti Contract Payment 235.00
1. H. Tieden:an Coal 56.00 Mountain Utilities Corp. Ser. 64.41
lispen Supply Co. Sup. 45.69 Duro -Test Corp. Sup. 55.19
1. HOSPITAL FUND
firs. Hazel Loushin Sal 186.90 Elizabeth Fitzpatrick Sal 85.00
john Crosby " 195.20 Clare Faber " 86.86
4orothy Stead " 99.30 Mtn. Util Corp Ser. 44.72
Dorothy Tollefson " 171.54 Mtn. States T & T. Co. " 17.33
Boyce Molden II 171.54
Mesa Trading Co. Sup. 65.00
Rennie Ferguson " 84.90 Income Tax Fund Witholding 97.60
No further business appearing the board adjourned to meet Sept. 18, 1950 at 10:00 A. M.
'TTEST: Tim V; ft
UCliarman.
' Clerk.
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Sept. 18, 1950
The Board of County Commissioners of Pitkin County, Colorado met at 10:00 A.M. Sept. 18,
1950 with the following members present: T. J. Sardy, Chairman; C. 0. Quam, Commissioner;
Wm C. Stapleton, Acting Clerk.
Bills were audited, approved and ordered paid from the various welfare funds as follows:
Poor Fund
Pitkin County Hospital Hospitalization 83.20
Aspen Dairy Sup. 18.76
OLD AGE PENSION FUND 6,635.64
STATE SPECIAL RELIEF FUND 167.08
AID TO BLIND FUND 52.50 l
ADMINISTRATION FUND 496.17
AID TO DEPENDENT CHILDREN FUND 199.40
1 Bills covering the above gross amounts in the Various Welfare Funds, having been approved
by the Welfare Department were ordered paid as per lists and vouchers rendered.
The following Call for Bids was ordered published:
CALL FOR BIDS
The Call is hereby made for Bids to furnish Coal for Pitkin County Court House and Pitkin
County Public Hospital for winter months of 1950 and 1951.
Bids to be submitted to County Commissioners Pitkin County, Colorado October 2, 1950 at 1O:pO
A.M. or left with the County Clerk prior to that date.
Board reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
The Proposed Budget for the fiscal year 1951 was submitted by the Budget Officer and
ordered published for inspection to be adopted at the regular meeting to be held October
2, 1950.
No further business appearing the Board adjourned to meet October 2, 1950 at 10:00 A.M.
(Minutes of the Regular Meeting held Sept. 5, 1950 were read and approved. )
Attest: f l l k / / _
Chaff an.
Clerk. Gz�
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