Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-01-11
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TWO BOARDS.
Meeting of the Dual Prison Commission ers---Strict Attention of the New Board to Financial Matters.
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THE REGULAR BOARD.

erS---Str1cG Attention Ol the NeW
 Board to Financial Matters.
 (Yuma Times)
 THE REGULAR BOARD.
 The Board met in regular session on the 9th, and 7th, instant. Present: :: Honorables P R. Brady and Thomas Halleck and J. J. Stein, Secretary. Absent: Geo. H. Stevens.
 Honorables w. c. Davis and J. S.. Robbins, two of the Board of Prison Commissioners appointed by Governor Lewis Wolhey, appeared and made formal demand for the possession of books, papers and all property pertain ing to the Prison, which was denied
 The reports of Supt. J. H. Behan, Asst. Supt. E. F. Hartlee and A. E. DeCorse, Physician, were received, ac- cepted and placed on file.
 The salaries of the employees, con , tractors, etc, for the quarter ending Dec. 3l, 1889, were audited and al- lowed. On motion of Chairman Brady, MT. Halleck was elected Treasurer of the Board to fill the vacancy created by the absence of Mir. G. H. Stevens, and Supt Behan then turned over to the Board $389.75, the same being the amount due the Territory by the United States and paid by the U. $. Marshal.
 Eight guns were condemned as un- | serviceable and the Superintendent was instructed to dispose of them to the best advantage of the Territory The purchase of stove for the hospi tai, and also of boiler from Captain J. A. Mellon for the pump-house, tC cost $575OO, were allowed and the Superintendent instructed to purchase | same.
 The Board directed the Secretary to inform Governor Lewis Wolfiey of the continued absence of MT. G. II. Ste vens, member and treasurer of this | Board, he failing to attend the las l two meetings. On motion the BoarC adjourned until the first Monday in April, 1890.
 T'OTHER BOARD.
 The Republican Commissioners con vened in regular session at the South ern Pacific Hotel on the evening O January 9th.
 Present: Hon. W. c. Davis, Chair man, Hon. J. s. Robbins, and Secre tary Charles H. Brinley Absent Mr E. A. Cutter
 They then proceeded to the Terri torial Prison and there meeting th' Board in session demanded that al books, papers and other public docu ments be turned over to them whicl demand was refused. Returning t the hotel the session was resumed am the salary of appointees accruing dur ing the last quarter of 1889, and tn mileage of the Commissioners for Jan uary session 1890, allowed in the fol lowing amounts:
 F. $. Ingalls,, Superintendent $700 J. $. Stanford, Asst, $350; J. H. Tag gart, Physician, $50; E. A. Gutter Commissioner, $125; J. s. Robbins $125; w. c. Davis, $l25; c. H. Brir ley, Secretary, $210; w. c. Davis, Mile age for January session, STA; J. Robbins, Mileage for January session $107. Total $2166.50.
 They then approved the bonds ( the various. officers and the report ( } the Superintendent was received an placed on file No other claims hay i, ingbee presented by guards or pc furnishing supplies the matte
 continued for further considers
 until the next regular meeting o
 rst Monday in April next.