The Arizona sentinel., 1878-07-13
YUMA ARIZONA. SATURDAY, JULY 13 1878
Board of Supervisors.

The Board of Supervisors of Yuma coun- ty met on the lst according to law; pre- sent Supervisors D. Balsz, A. Lorette and q. A. Ringwald.
 The reports of the Sheriff jailor, were read, approved and accepted; those of Jus tices Knight and Smith were referred to the District Attorney; that of the County Treasurer was read and action postponed. motion by Mir. James Reilly was read requesting the Board to rescind certain orders, resolutions and proceedings; action upon the same postponed.
 July 2d.
 Board met pursuant to adjournment. Report of late District Attorney James Reilly read and referred to District Attor- ney H. N. Alexander. Report of Justice Brinley read and approved.
 The following bills were then audited and warrants ordered drawn as follows:
 GENERAL FUND. H. N. Alexander, Probate Judge. .... .S75.O0 II. N. Alexander, District Attorney. 3S.36 (Mr. James Reilly objected to this bilD c. D Tyng, interpreters fees... 5G0 SENTINEL, publishing proceedings
 of supervisors. s,.................. 25OO George Tyng, Salary Clerk Board
 Supervisors. ..................... 10000 W. A Werninger, Sheriff fees. 43.90 Ira Mabbett, Jailor's salary ......... 45000 c. Loronia, water for jail ..,.... 1900 w. F. Painter, Medical services. ..... 10000 E. J. Smith, Justices fees. 6.75 E. J. Smith, Coroner. 1905 E. J. Smith, Undertaken. 9750 I. Reilly, District Attorney. ........ 123.4 M. E. Forest, Indigent sick. 40 % H. s. Fitzgerald tS Co. jail supplies. 1900 G, NJ. Knight, Justices fees. 26.90 c. II. Rrinley, Justices fees. ........ 11.25
 CONTINGENT FUND. SENTINEL. printing. ng............... 5 27g59
 COURT HOUSE REPAIR FUND. N, Roach, Jail supplies.... ....... 800 NJ. Pesqueira, c. II. supplies. ....... 3.334 The Clerk was directed to publish a notice in TIE SENTINEL, calling for pro- posals to feed the county prisoners for the coming year.
 iniI tn1 tn an olla and stand for the Courthouse.
 July 3d.
 Reports of Justices Knight and Smith approved.
 The resignation of w. A. Werninger as Sheriff was read and accepted; to take effect upon the qualifying of his successor. A petition from citizens of Yuma was read asking that Andrew Tyner be appointed Sheriff, to fill the vacancy caused by resig nation of W. A. Werninger; on motion, seconded and carried, Andrew Tyner was appointed Sheriff of Yuma county.
 The motion of James Reilly, heretofore postponed, then came up; on motion, sec onded, and unanimously carried, the re- quest of Mir. Reilly, that certain orders, resolutions and proceedings be rcscindcd, was denied
 A communication from Mir James Stew art was read, asking that d road be opened from Yuma via Castle Dome 70 Tyson 5 Wells The Clerk was directed to reply that the Board is informed that the county has no road fund, and that ii is not author ized to devote public monies or to levy a a special tax for the purposes he suggests.
 The bonds of county officers were then examined
 The County Treasurer and Mir. Reilly explained apparent dlscrepances as to re- ceipt of delinquent taxes; those pronounc- ed uncollectable were ordered to be strick- en from the Delinquent Tax Roll and the Clerk directed to deliver same to County Treasurer.
 Justice Knight offered new bond, which was approved.
 Mir. Reilly presented a bond for himself as District Attorney, which was read; the Clerk was directed to return the same to Mir. Reilly.
 Board of Equalization. This Board met in accordance with law Iulu .llso nn the 6th and Eth The fol.