The St. Johns herald., 1886-04-15

 viewers to act with tie County Survey or in viewing, appraising and locating a new county road between the towns of Woodruff and IIolbrook. the action thus taken being in accordance with petitions now on file, praying for the establishing and declaring Of new county road be- tween these points. It is hereby order ed ny the Board that Howard Perkins. of Holbrook, be, and is hereby appoint el one of the viewers for said proposed road, and that Ernest Tee be, and is hereby appointed as the other viewer. | to assist the County Surveyor ill view 1 ing and locating d new wagon road, be- tween the towns of Woodruff and IIol- | brook.
 The matter of giving new and addi- tional bond by Dionicio Baca, County Treasurer, came up next fer hearing. Dionicio Baca being personally present presented bond with thirty-two thou sand two hundred dollars [$32 200, sure ties thereon, which sureties were satis- factory to the Chairman, although not ill the full amount W hich was required in the order for said Dionicio Baca to give the new bond. On the advice of the District Attorney, said bond is ap- proved hy the Chairman. and il iS here hy ordered by the Board, that said Dio- niciO Baca, Treasurer of Apache CouE- ty, give and execute an additional bond in the sum of ten thousand dollars ,$10,- 00@l, on or before tine third Monday in August, 1886, at winch time the tax roll of the present year will be delivered to the said Treasurer, Dionicio Baca, for collection.
 On motion the Board then adjourned until Monday morning, April l2, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
 The Board met this morning, April 12, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, pursuant to the ad journment of Saturday, when the fol- lowing proceedings were had, to-wit:
 In the matter of the approval of the bond of Dionicio Baca, as Treasurer, the advice given the Chairman of the Board by the District Attorney was as follows: That there is about $l,S0O now in the Treasury That there will not be in the Treasury, at any one time, tOeXceed the sum of $3 ,000, before the collection of taxes for the year 1886 which begins on the third Monday in August That the new bond fled by Dionicio Baca on April 10, 1oS6, is ample and sufficient to insure any liability of the Treasurer, and ample to secure the county and the people of tine county until this years taxes are collected. That it is the duty of the Chairman to guard the money aud interests of the people and county lby securing gcod and sufficient bonds from the Treasurer; J2{9'-et the bond is such, anu. h the sspinien etAhsl fliEsriet Attorney should be appIaysd Eanatthat the Treasurer be required to give an ad-s ditt4nal bond, in amount sufficient to make his bonds forty thousand dollars ($4G, 1J0) in the aggregate, before he be- gins the collection of the taxes for this year.
 The Board then audited and ordered paid by the Treasurer the following claims:
 GENERAL FUND.
 ,n,., G.. D,D i,,rv, .,v4i
 hcate. ..................... S6 OO Jose de La Cruz Garcia, room
 furnished grand jury. ......... p co John J. Snyder, Sheriff services
 in New Mexico. ........... go 10 Edward Test, Sheriff services
 in New McXico... .......... II co J. l.. Iubbell, court house and
 jail expenses s............... 43I = j. l.. Hubbell, sheriff services. 20 co ! l.. IIubbel, '' ''..... 657 30 J. L. HubbeH, "..... 239 50 J. l.. IIuhbell, "..... 35l co Romulo Tafolla, constable fees. St 20 J. C. Herndon, legal fees. ...... ll5 30
 SALARY FUND.
 J. L. Hubbeil, sheriff salary, lst
 quarter 1886. 6................. 800 co J. L. Hubbell, sheriff salary, lst
 quarter 1S8G. .... 6G co J. l.. Hubbell, sheriff salary, lst
 quarter 1886. .............. 92 21 J. L. Hubbell, sheriff salary, 1st
 quarter 1886. ............... 59I @
 On motion of the Chairman, the sala ry of $100 per month, now being allowed the Sheriff for a jailor of the county iail at St. Johns is hereby revoked, and that no compensation will be allowed the Sheriff for a jailor hereafter, or un- til further orders.
 inc Board then ordered the printing oi 300 road notifications for the use of the road overseers.
 On motion the Board then adjourned