The Clifton clarion., 1888-08-08

Same as above with wave pan els (in county warrants) S11 per rod.
 Plain picket fence with sawed juniper posts not boxed. dressed on both side, SS per rod.
 Rough picket fence without wave or nosing, same night, S6 25 per rod.
 MT. s. J. Sims first bid being considered by the Board the low est and most convenient was ac- cepted and he was instructed to enter into contract Gn writing) with the Board and to furnish a good and sufficient bond ill the sum of $500 for the faithful, per formance of contract on or before the first Monday in October, 1888.
 The report of J. B. Groesbeck, county physician, was presented to the Board, read and on motion was approved and ordered filed.
 The following demands were next examined, audited and ord cred paid by the Board, to-wit:
 D. $. Olney, guard fees, S270.00; Louisa Rupkey. boarding prison CTS, 1900; Mrs. Julia M. Fitzger- aid, job work, 2750; John s. Green, transportation, 46.66; Jas. F. Phillips, dept sheriff fees, 15.00; Mrs. Julia NJ. Fitzgerald, printing, 15O.00; F. c. Barnum, jurors certificates, 66.00; Frank Neese, transferred account Geo. B. McCarty, 20.00; J. H. O'Neil, balliff's fees, 25.0O; Geo. H. Olney, bailiff's fees, 25.00; Wm. Church, witness fees, 27.00; Ben. M. Craw- ford, transferred account J. W. Higgins, 5000; Ben. M. Crawford, transferred account H. D. Cast, 29.00; I. E. Solomon, merchan- disc, 5640; J. T. Fitzgerald, pur- chased account J. H. Vaughn, 33.46; Bancroft & O., books and stationary, 59.90; J. B. Groes- beck, salary as county physician, 150.00; F. Michelena, postage stamps and express, 1928; Frank Neese, boarding prisoners, 3450O;
 J. T. Fitzgerald & O., trans ferred account F. Neese, 250.40; Christopher Layton, road sup plies, 9S.50; Mrs. Alice Pomeroy, purchased account Patterson, 250.0O; Frank Neese, hospital charges, 27324.
 In the matter of the salary of P. J. Bolan, Esq, district attorney, for the quarter ending June 30th, 1888, demand therefor being pre- sented, upon motion 1t is ordered that the same be and is hereby deferred for further consideration
 On motion the Board adjourned to 9 o'clock a. m. tomorrow. HYRUM WEIGH,
 Chairman. Attest:
 r. MIcHELENA,
 Clerk.
 Supervisors office Graham coun- ty, A. T., July 3d, 1888.
 Board met as Board of Equaliz- ation at 9 o'clock a. m., pursuant to adjournment and on motion ad- journed as Board of Equalization and forthwith met as Board of Supervisors.
 Present, Hyrum Weech, chair man; H. c. Boon and Wm. Wne- Ian, members, and P. Michelena, clerk.
 The minutes of yesterdays pro- ceedings were read and on motion were amended by striking ont that part of such proceedings "deferr- ing bill of P. J. Bolan, Esq, for salary as district attorney for further consideration" and the minutes were approved.
 Upon motion Duplication in writing being first presented to the Board) it is ordered that leave of absence be and is hereby grant ed to J. T. Fitzgerald, probate judge, for the period of (30) thirty days, and to s. W. Pomeroy, county treasurer, for the period of 45 days from this date to go beyond the limits of the territory.
 Tho Board then proceeded to examine the reports of the county officers and to examine the ac- counts of those entrusted with the management of county moneys and found them correct as report ed. The sheriff and treasurer settled their accounts in the pres ence of the Board.
 The Board then proceeded to count the funds in the treasurer's | safe and found them as reported |