The Arizona sentinel., 1885-10-17
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
Office of the Board of Supervisors,
County of Yuma, A. T.

County of Yuma, A. T.
Yuma, Oct. II, 1885.
Board met pursuant to adjournment Rol
called, present, o. F, Townsend, chairman
Supervisor Z. " Meeden, Supervisor c.
Ramirez and the clerk.
Report of Treasurer taken up and examin.
ed and held open for check with vouchers
and comparison with other reports.
Report of jailer taken up, examined and
approved.
Report of Sheriff taken up, examined and
approved.
Report of County Physician taken up, ex-
amined and ordered on file.
Report of ]. d. Ross, Justice of the Peace,
taken up, examined and approved.
Report of T. Rain, Justice of the Peace,
taken up, examined and approved.
Report of Ira Mabbitt, Justice of the
Peace, taken up, examined and approved.
Report of Superintendent of Public In
struction received and ordered placed on
file.
On motion the report of the treasurer was
approved.
The following bill were then taken up:
Salary of Clerk of Board, S125OO
Salary and Office rent of District Attorney 1000
! Salary of Probate Judge, $500
Salary of County Physician, $4,000
| Salary of Jailer, W. H. Tonge, 2i775
| Salary of Jailer W. A. Werringer, 1875
! Fee bill of Sheriff A. Tyner s2lo
Bill Of A Tyner Sheriff. extra services ordered laid
over for further consideration.
Moved and carried that the Board adjourn until
Tuesday, Oct. Is, at 10 m.
The Board met pursuant to adjournment,
Tuesday, Oct Is, 1885. Present, Chair
man, O. F. Townsend, Supervisors Ramirez
and Meeden, and Clerk
The following bills were then allowed by
the Board:
Bill Of G. Ginnochio Co., mdse s13I.oO
Ira Mabbitt, fees as j. P. 1915
A. Frank mdse. 1895
F. Avila interpreter, 1000
T. Rain, J. P. fees, 100
T. Rain J. P. fee bill of S11 rs allowed for LBS
j. D. Ross j. P. fees $50
N. Bonfglio feeding County prisoners, o192
G. Ginocchio & Co., road fund, cash and work
on road in Silver District 11417
Ramon Zapata for cleaning Streets 1857
Sentinel Publishing Co. Contingent fund.- for
printing per contract, 5000
Stationery for Co. Recorder, (congt fund.- $50
Bill Of Sentinel Publishing Co. for publishing
election and Thanksgiving proclamations of
1884 of S12s.75 was allowed for 1873
The legal oppinion of the District Attor-
ney on the above bill was asked by the
Board, given and ordered placed on file.
The minutes of the Board were then read |
and approved. There being no further bus
mess the Board adjourned sine die.
The Sentinel has enlarged from five col
umn to seven column journal by absorb
the Republican. The latter was a very
creditable paper but the field was not large |
enough to support two papers and conse-
quently, being the weaker, it was forced to
withdraw. The Sentinel, the old standby
of southwestern Arizona, has taken in the
unfortunate and will, hereafter CLEAN the en-
tire field and maintain its already well de-
served reputation of an ably conducted and
and reliable newspaper. Times.
The outlandish, uncivilized noises on the
streets nights must be stopped. Yuma,
is getting to be rather hard place. A num-
Der of drunken people, soldiers and citizens,
on the street Tuesday night used the worst I
language in the vulgar vocabulary of man,
and in such loud voices that it conld be
heard for a distance of several blocks 1t
must be stopped.
We are informed through private sources,
that the Sentinel and the Republican, of
Yuma, have joined issue-that is to say,
have assimilated. The result of this COM
bination is an enlarged Arizona Sentinel,
under the management of Hon. j. W. Dor
rington, and it will no doubt be much bet
ter arrangement for Yuma and for the news
papers.-Tucson Citizen.
Mr.. G. W. Norton presented the SENr1-
MEL with large sweet potato, raised in his
yard, on Railroad Avenue, that weie he'd
four and half pounds. He had basket
full of the same kind, and says that from
one potato planted there, which never has
been hoed or hilled, he will have 1000
pounds. Who can beat this?
An Architects Opinion.
Mr.. Edward Sidel was the chief assistant
to the architect for the Exposition Build
n
used st. Jacobs Oil with the best effects in
severe case of rheumatism, and recon-
nends it to all similarly afflicted as the
quickest aud most certain remedy |