Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-08
THE SUPERVISORS.
several new school Districts

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4 The Board Of Supervisors met yes
lerday morning -present Super
visors Martin, Rowan, venable,
Ross and Clerk O. II. Dunsmoor.
The petition Of J. A. Crawford, tax
collector, to have his leave Of absence
date from the 10th Of May TO July
10th was granted, on motion Of Super
visor Martin.
/. The petition Of Il. NJ. Johnson and
others for the formation Of a new
school district to be located near the
southeast corner OF the one thousand
acre tract in the Rancho Los Cerritos,
belonging TO Geo. +. Bixby, and to
have said district called the Clear
Water District was granted on motion
OF Supervisor Venable and recon-
mendation Of County Superintendent
seaman.
The petition Of T. Ii. Ward, to have
warrant for 5000 drawn in favor of
II. Germain, for the maintenance
in part Of the Official Bureau Of In
formation in this city was granted on
motion OF Supervisor Martin.
The petition Of James NJ. Hilbish,
| ct al, for permission to change the
position Of Milton and Martin streets
| In Rancho FIX Missions WAS granted
on motion Of Supervisor Martin.
The petition OF w. Bayles and
other for the formation OF the Vine
land Sdichooi District in Section 23, III.
s. II. II w. OF s. b. M. was granted
/ on motion Of supervisor Martin and
recommendation Of County Superin-
| tendent Seaman.
The petition Of +. b. Cherrlgton
and others, for the formation of the
Morning Side School District, to be
located near the San Fernando tunnel,
was granted on recommendation OF
County Superintendent Seaman.
The bid OF w. w. Garthwaite, cash
ier OF the Oakland Bank of Savings,
for the Palm School District bonds
at 8 b-100 per cent. premium and ac-
crued interest, was accepted.
The petition Of John M. Gregory
and others, for reformation OF Ingle-
wood School District near the Rancho
La Ballona, was granted on motion OF
Supervisor Venable.
The petition Of @. s. Hogan and
others, for the changing Of the bound
aries Of the Pacoima School District
to conform with the boundaries OF the
Morning Side School District, was
granted on motion OF Supervisor Mar
TN and recommendation of County
Superintendent Seaman.
The petition OF A. w. Hall and
others, for the formation OF the Tejun-
ga SGhoef District, to be located near
the northeast corner OF section l3,
township 3. N. Il. IA W., was granted
on motion Of Supervisor Martin.
On motion Of Supervisor Venable,
Compton was declared incorporated
as q sixth class city, and the Clerk
was instructed to notify the Secretary
Of State of the action Of the Board.
The resignation of p. O. Camille,
Justice OF the Peace ut La Ballona.
was presented and accepted, and on
motion OF Supervisor Venable M. B.
Boyce was appointed to ill the va
oancy.
Supervisor Martin moved to have
the sale Of tho County Hospital post
poned until June 4th, at I'm. Car
fied
The notice calling the attention to
the necessity Of all voters reregister-
ing in order to vote at the coming
Presidential election was ordered pub
hshed in all Of the papers.
In tho matter Of the Anaheim Irri-
cation District, the Board canvassed
the votes polled at the various pre-
ClnQta and found the results to be as
M ,af
airview, 2 for, 81 against; Fullerton,
for, 10 against; Orangethorpe, 0 for,
d against; Anaheim, l for, Al
against. Totsls-For, A; against, III.
Whereupon Supervisor Ross moved
hat the proposition TO form the Ana
helm Irrigation District be declared
Lost, Carried.
Supervisor Venable moved that the
1orn Of 1855 be transferred from Cen
Un4la Road District to the Bal ona
Road District, to correct error in the
&SGa0sment Of +. ]. Baldwin.
Mr.. David Fisher, an inspector in
the Department OF Justice, came be-
fore the Board and stated that the
Government received for the last
quarter Of 1887, bill from Sheriff
Kays for $400, at the rate of 81 per
day, for the support Of prisoners and
the bill was cut down one-half, but
Sheriff Kays declined to accept any
thing less than seventy-five cents per
capita and he desired to have the
Board establish the price at thirty-five
cents for the bare support of the pris-
oners rs allowed to the Sheriff by the
county, and referred them to Sections
i.60l and I,6l1, claiming that the
Sheriff was obliged to receive all pris-
oners from the proper authorities and
the Board could not charge except for
their support while confined. Chair
man Rowan replied that the county
had to pay other places 81 and could
not agree with him as to the meaning
Of the law on the distinction between
State and United States prisoners.
On motion of Supervisor Martin the
question was referred TO the District
6. IL.