Weekly Phoenix herald., 1885-01-08
J. L. B. ALEXANDER, Clerk.
PHOENIx, Jan. 6, 1885.

HHOEN1X, Jan. b, IOo0. Board met pursuant to adjourn ment al o'clock, a. Tn. Present N. Herrick, chairman H. H Linville and J.B. Mentgom> cry, supervisors, and J. L. B. Alex. ander, clerk.
 Minutes of last meeting read, ap- proved and signed.
 On motion and by vote of full Board it is hereby ordered that the Sheriff cause notice to be published asking for bids as follows:
 Te do all the county printing for the year 1885.
 To furnish provision and feed for prisoners in county jail.
 To furnish medical attendance and medicine 10 county hospital and jail patients for-the year 1885.
 To furnish wood for the county for the year 1885.
 On mot1on and by vote of full Board N. NJ. Broadway is hereby allowed the sum of $375 for convey> ing Thoa. Perfeglio to the insane asylum of Langden 65 Clark, Stock- ton, California.
 On motion and by vote of full Board, the statements ofGeorge F, Temper, Treasurer, and Thomas c. Greenhaw, Probate Judge. were ap- proved,
 The Sheriff, L. H. Orme, came be fore the Board and settled his poll tax and load tax for the year 1884.
 Bond of F. L. Brill, Justice of the Peace for Wickenburg precinct, with Joseph Thalheimer and Morris Asher as sureties, was approved by the chairman.
 Bond of W. H. Brizzee, Justice of the Peace for Mesa precinct, with J. P. Holcomb and T. Nets as sure ties, was approved by the chairman.
 Bond of c. R. flakes, Justice of the Peace for Mesa precinct, and Wellington Kitchens, Constable tor Mesa precinct, were disapproved by the Board because the sureties on said bonds do not show sufficient property on the assessment roll, and the clerk is instructed to notify the bondsmcn on said bonds of the same.
 The Probate Judge audited and allowed the following bills: Claim No 2-A Welmser,per
 diem as Supervisor, for. s 5000 Claim No 3-N Herri' k, per
 diem as Supervisor, fer. 50 % c laim No "A J Halbert,per
 diem as Supervisor, for.... 59-G0
 On motion and by vote of full Beard, the following accounts were allowed ard ordered paid: Claim No 1-Thos G Green
 haw, salary as superintend-
 en of Schools, allowed for $ 106.25 Claim No 5-J L B Alexau-
 der, salary as Clerk of the
 Board, was allowed for... 125,00 Claim No 6-L II Orme, S Sheriff fees and material
 furnished during quarter
 ending Dec 3lst, 1884, al-
 lowed for .-.-..2 ,592 TO Claim No "A C Baker, sal
 ary and lees a1 Dist Attor-
 ney, quarter cndn Dec.
 31, 1884. 2an.OO Claim Ne eS-Winchcster Mill
 Ter, Road Overster of Road
 District No 8, allowed for 229.76 Claim No 9--Bill of " R
 Morris was allowed for... 2450 Claim No 10-Bill of Stesrns
 & Kirkland allowed for... 2.48 Claim No 11-James Rich
 ards, CorOner's fees, alleW- ed for. r......... ........ 34.9O Claim No 12- James Rich
 ards, Justice Peace, allow
 ed for. 132.5o Clam Ne 13-Joseph Moni-
 hon, Road Ovsrseer, Road
 Dist No ?, allowed fer.... 299.28 Claim N 14-Jacob Andrews, Steward of Hospital, allow
 ed on Poor House Fund for 446.45 | On motion and by vote of full Board the County Treasurer is here by oldcred 10 transfer the sum of five dollars from the General Fund o the Poor House Fund.
 On motion and by vote of full Board, the sum of $20, for taking are of James Hancock (boy) indf~ gent, as per order made July s, 1884, E hereby drawn in favor of Mary II. Try.
 On motion the Board adjourned ill tomorrow at g a. m.
 J. L. B. ALEXANDER, Clerk.