Arizona citizen., 1877-07-07
THE CITIZEN.
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Supervisors Proceedings.

July 2, 1877, regular quarterly session. Present, Supervisors Elias, Etchells and Hewitt, and J. Neugass, deputy clerk.
 Itwas ordered that deeds 10 the Calaba- sas and Tumacacori grants be made to M. c. Gandara, provided he pay to the County Of Pima all taxes and costs amounting to s5l0.36.
 Sheriff Shibell was granted leave of ab- .sence to go out of the Territory for fifty days.
 The district attorney presented his ac- counts in connection with the delinquent tax roll, which were examined and found correct, and it was ordered that he be re- leased from all further responsibility herewith.
 The Treasurer presented his accounts up 10 June 90, which were found correct and approved.
 The district attorney was granted leave Of absence for three months to go out Of the Territory.
 The requisition Of W. J. Ross, J. P, for stationery, was disallowed, he not being entitled by law to such stationery.
 Petition of c. H. Meyer to have imposed a license upon practicing physicians for selling medicines and drugs. was referred to Sheriff Shibell.
 Accounts were ordered paid as follows: Charles 4. ShIbeIl, for insane per
 g. l0 Charles A. Shibell, Sherif's fees for
 assessment 74i50 Briggs Goodrich, district attorney. 10000 Juan Elias, office rent..................... 75OO J. $. Wood, probate Judge............... 75.OO c. H. Meyer, justices fees................. 6SOO John Miller, 10000 J. F. Hancock, coffin....................... 1900 4. G. Buttner, 39OO c. R. Drake, postm0rtem-............. 25.OO P. H. Quackenbush. justices fees. 1900 A. V. Adams, constable............... I2OO G. W. Treanor, purchased accounts. 59.OO W. C. Ferguson, jailor.-................. ..... 500 R. N. Lestherwood, treasurer, for
 freight on 46 20 A. E. Brokaw, deputy sheriff. 25.O0
  John Wasson, printing 5000
 Following were disallowed:
 ". J. Ross, J. P. fees, not being a proper charge and for same reason, account of A. c. Buttner, constable's fees.
 Adjourned to a. m. tomorrow.
 July 8, g a. m. Present same as yester- day.
 Accounts were allowed and ordered paid to-wit:
 Dr. J. C. Handy, county physician.-S -S7l3.74 II. B. Smith, lOi05 W. J. Osborn, conveying prisoner to
 Yuma 59OO c. T. Etchells, blacksmithing.......-~. 600 L. M. Jacobs & Co.,, stationery, &c.... 427.S0 Adams Sanders, .............. I2.OO W. O. Sullivan, carpeutering............ 800 John Wasson, printing. S2.OO Fully q Hughes, printing .................. 20.5O Jacob Martini, feeding prisoners. lSl.26
 Communication of W. J. Ross, J. P. was referred to district attorney.
 B. c. Huhaker offered to board county prisoners for the year commencing August l, with two meals for each person per day at sl.25, and Jacob Martini offered 10 Go the same at D cents per day, and the con tract was awarded to Jacob Martini.
 In the matter of proposals for county physician aud hospital accommodations, for the year beginning August l, the fol- lowing bids were received:
 Dr.J. C. Handy, prescribe for and furnish medicine to the county jail, and indigent sick at their homes at Sl4 per month; hos pital accommodation for such persons as directed by the Board to be cared for at the rate Oi $75 per month, if there is but one case, and $50 for any others that may be in the nos pital at the same time.
 c. H. Meyers bid was for hospital sc- commentators at $50 per month.
 Dr. R. A. Wilbur's bid was for attendance and furnish medicine to indigent sick and those confined in the county jail sl4.95.
 Dr. J. NJ. Jancso's bid for attendance on indigent sick and those confined in county jail at $50 per month; hospital accommo- dations as may be directed by the Board at S45 per month.
 On motion, the bid Of pr. J. c. Handy was accepted as made, and the clerk or dered 10 notify him thereof and to enter in bonds of 5000 10 be approved by the Board.
 Adjourned 10 July g.