Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-04-08
COUNTY BOARD BUSINESS.


The county board held its regula,
monthly session yesterday. Present, the
three commissioners and the clerk.
The following accounts were allowed
J. II. Sloan, salary as county commits
sioner for three months ending March
81, go, 500.
Geo. L. WHY'S, same, $50.
J. H. Sloan, for nineteen tons OF coal al
So per ton, STA.
I. Martinez, salary as county commits
sioner to March 81, 80, $50.
NJ. Garcia, clerk, for preserving copies
of county newspapers, $50.
NJ Garcia, salary as county clerk, to
March 81, 80, so.
Luciano Baca, salary as probate judge,
January /, to March 81, 80, 800.
| GavinO Ortiz, salary as county treasurer,
for March, 1913 "a.
John Donoghue, janitor at court house
| for March, sac.
Jose Ortiz Baca, salary as chief of po-
lice for March, $50.
Estaquio padilIa, policeman, $40.
Francisco Rivera, policeman, $40.
Pedro Cateaga, policeman, S2O.
lnez Ortiz, policeman, $20.
Jose 4. Martinez, policeman, 500.
Juan Sisneras, jaller, $40.
Juan Z. Uominguez, jailer, 500.
Dolores Montoya, caring for lunatic,
$l2.
Francisco Chavez (sherf) payments
made, etc, to date, 1869 50.
Z. YrIssa1ri, assessors commission on
licenses issued January l, 1890, to March
81, 80, $35.
Z. II. Salazar, publication OF annual re-
port for $3.50, S3l.
Il. ii. Salazar, publication of proceed
ings, $l7.75.
J. Ortiz y Rodriguez, justice of the
peace, fees for inquest on the body OF
Faustin Ortiz, 81.
Jose Ortiz y Baca, cartridges and wood
for police office, IS.
Santa Fe Sun, publication OF annual re-
port, $3l.
Dudrow & Hughes, lumber for bridges,
$7.52.
h. Green, for boarding an insane woman
three months, S36.
W. A. Mckenzie, hardware, etc,
$l0l.03.
Abe Gold, alfalfa seed for plaza, SO r.
Juan Slsneros, mason work at county
Jail. Sl2.
Francisco Cieninegos, one days work
OH the plaza, 81 SO.
Francisco Chavez (sheriff), cash paid
for blank bonds, $3.50.
Francisco Delgado, interpreter and tran
script OF the Coler case, sos.
W. II. Soehncben, finishing Don Gas
par avenue bridge, $25.
The erection OF the court house having
cut off The irrigating ditch from GOV
Princes orchard, claim of $24l 10 was
presented for damage to his trees. The
board allowed 800.
Robert Gaeitner's taxes were reduced
from 81 300 to 1000.
The sheriff having paid f. II. Salazar
81 1853 ior publication OF the Coler case
record, the clerk was ordered to credit the
sherih's account with the amount
Several accounts, including one of
1872 Is by the Mckenzie company against
the Cerrillos district school fund, were
taken under advisement
The public school building in precinct
4 was ordered insured for three years for
81 900 and $50 was appropriated for the
payment Of the premium.
County warrants issued by B. Seligman
from 1886 to 1883 for salaries of county
officers were presented by K. J. Palen
and refunded. They amount to $7,llS.
The county treasurer was ordered to
transfer the money collected to pay the
interest on the current expense bonds
(Which were never sold) to the general
county fund. 1t amounts to about 1850.
Geo. W. Knaebel presented the bill OF
kirchner & kirchner, architects of st.
Lonis, growing out of the court house
building, as follows:
For preliminary sketches and general
drawings per CEN on $1,000, ..... $1,000 90
For travelling tIteuses, examination
AID report on site. .....,,.,$ lI6 %
sl,l76 20
The firm claims to have contract
signed by Mr.. Seligman for s., 900 against
the county.
The commissioners refused to pay it.
The opinion Of the district attorney on
property exempt from taxation was re-
ceived and filed.
The proposition to erect an iron fence
about the plaza WAS rejected, and 500
was appropriated for repaintng and re-
pairing the plaza fence and putting in
number of new benches.
The sheriff Was ordered to rebuild the
culvert near the capitol SO rs to prevent
the ditch from overlooking and damaging
Don tiaspar avenue.
Adjourned till the first Monday in
Nov