The St. Johns herald., 1888-10-11
THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

issued and charged the road overseers named:
 Receipts numbered from 351 to 100 inclusive to F. T. Coleman, road over seer of Bush Valley.
 No, 30l to 35O inclusive to E $ Wake field of Concho.
 No 55I to 600 inclusive to Allen Frost of Nutrioso.
 Poll tax receipts numbered from 40l to 600 inclusive were issued to 4 Y Greer county assessor.
 Upon motion duly made and carried, lots were drawn by the two members of the Board oldest in commission 10 fill the ehairmanship of the Board during the remainder of the present term
 The lot being drawn by David Rope, he was thereupon declared chairman.
 The petition for an election for the re- moval of the county seat Vas passed for further consideration.
 Resignation of Art Mcdonald as jani- tor was rendered and accepted by the Board.
 The Board then proceeded by unani rhoGs consent to audit and allow the fol- lowing claims, viz;
 For reward for the capture of Jose Ro- mero, an escaped prisoner from the coun- ty jail the Treasurer was ordered 10 pay $50 in cash.
 Claim of C. r. Owens. sheriff, for cX penscs in summoning jury for term of district court set for February, 1888, and not held, amounting to $i86 4J, was re- considered and an allowance of $50 made to cover actual expenses,
 GENERAL FUND. C P Owens, room rent jury, labor
 on jail and shackles ......... SIP 50 Art Mcdonald, jailor and janitor 300 co The laat item being pay for 3 months as jailor and janItor.
 A G Powell, guarding jail, claim $44, allowed f4).
 Dr. Wm. T. Dalby, post mol tenn exam ination, $l50.
 The report of the sheriff for the quar- ter ending Sept. 90, 1888, was then ex- amined and found to be correct, The Board then took recess until 7 D. m. At2p. m the Board resumed session.. Members all present.
 By unanimous vote the following bills were audited and allowed:
 The Treasurer was ordered to pay T. W. Johnston, $l4 20 cash, for money eX- pended on account of the District Attor- ney's office, as per account rendered.
 The Treasurer was alse ordered to ad- vance $450 in cash to (. r. Owens to de- fray the expense attending the transpor- tation of three prisoners to Yuma.
 The following claims were allowed on the geneEsi fund:
 A F Bamta, registering fees. $l4 5G James Deans, '" ....... 3 75
 |" Coroner's fees .... 6 D w Mulvennon, sheriff services g %
 CONTINGENT FUND. St Johns Herald, printing ...... $96 90 J y Lesueur, postage. etc........ II 05 Walter Darling, board of priso'rs.372 8 ( r Owens, postage, etc...... .. 50 D " r. rlatt, stationery. l S5 Art Mcdonald, jail supplies 10 9 f A IIubbell. with h;s attorney, R j. Morrison, appeared before the Board in relation to the assessment of said Hub S,ell for the year 1888. After due hear ing the Board refused to make any change in said assessment as it now stands upon the assessment roll for 1888. The Board then adjourned until l9 d. m. tomorrow.
 DAVID RorE, Chm'n. Attest: E. ". NELSON, Clerk.
 Tuesday, Oct. ?, l8SS.-The Board met pursuant {o adjournment. Present, en- tire Board.
 By unanimous vote the following sala yies of county officers for the quarter ending Septem> CT 90, 1858, were allow ed, viz:
 R F Morrison, Probate Judge $l25 co J T Lesueur, Treasurer. 50n 60 F. " Nelson, Clerk. S3 g T W Johnston, Dist. Attorney. 75e 01 C F Owens, sheriff. tf............. l45 50 ...... .lIG5 co Tine Board, with the isistrict Attorney, next proceeded to examine the County Treasurer's report for tie quarter end ing September 33. ISS&. and 10 count all moneys on hand, which Was loUnl cor rect, and in words and figures as follows, to-wit:
 TREAsURTR's R-TORT-RECEIrTS. July 1-Balance on hand . $6,916 25 District Attorney, judgment
 against Baca ............. TO 51