Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-08-12
The COUNTY BOARD.


Moment.
At Yesterdays meeting OF the county
board of commissioners +. Il. Llttlehales
and associates were granted a twenty
years exclusive franchise for operating
au electric light plant in Santa Fe and
the distribution OF electricity for telephone
purposes provided said Littlehales and
associates shall not charge the town OF
Santa nor any corporation or persons
therein any higher or greater rate than
the gas company now charges, the con-
struction of such electric light plant to be-
gin within one year from August II, 1890,
and to be completed and in operation
within two years.
The following petition was received
from citizens of Cerrllos:
Your petitioners, residents of precinct
No. 7, i'll Santa Fe county, respectfully
show to your honorable board that the
southern and eastern boundary lines OF
said precinct No. are SO arranged as to
make it very inconvenient for those who
live near the town of Cerrlllos to vote at
that place, and they are too far away from
the Dolores precinct No. 10, and your
petitioners therefore pray that the south
ern boundary line be fixed at the top of
what is known as ESTES hill, at the
point where the wagon road from Cerrillos
to Golden and San Pedro crosses said
hill, and from that point west to the
western boundary line of Santa ecounty +;
thence north along said western boundary
| line to the southern boundary line of pre-
cinct No. s; thence along the southern
| line precinct No. 5, east to the southeast
corner of precinct No. 6; thence south to
the northeast corner of the Ortiz mine
grant thence beginning at same point on
the Estes hill," in said wagon road ;
thence east to the eastern boundary line
of said Ortiz mine grant; thence north
along said eastern boundary line to the
said northeastern corner of said Ortiz
mine grant. The above was granted.
Reports from justices of the peace at po
joaque, Espsnola, Galsteo and south SAINTS
Fe were received and filed. The latter
reported that but 81 had been received
from fines since July last, all other cases
having been appealed.
The tax levy for the year 800 was fxet
by the board as follows:
school fund ,.........,..... ...... 30 per $lC
luton Int on Co. ;n funded bonds cS2-sr .3I}ss !"
Int r., s. F. & N. K. r. bonds .. .3S ."
Int Co. funded bonds 80 ....... Is :"
Int outstanding warrants -.... .06 " :"
County levy ,...........-$l49 " g."
Territorial levy .........-. ....- SO " d"
Total levy ...... .........$235 "
The levy to meet the interest ON distric
school bonds was fixed as follows:
District No. 3, 10 cents per 800; No 1
,05; No. l, .04; No. 7, ,06; No. 8, 10
No. s, .01.
A resolution was adopted declaring the
trail leading up Santa Clara canon into the
Wales as public highway.
A. l.. Kendall was appointed road over
seer for Cerrillos precinct.
The following accounts were allowed;
Geo. L. WHY'S, salary as county com
missioner for three months, including
mileage, $50.
J. H. Sloan, salary as commissioner
three months, and T. Martinez, same
$50 each.
Anderson Chapman, work on plaza
$3.50.
Geo. Marsh, printing proceedings, July
session, $l8.25.
Dudrow & Hughes, lumber, 1852.
J. J. Silva, services as road overseer q
Galisteo, 500.
T. Smith, constable's fees, precinct 4
$l2.
j. Ortiz Y Rodriguez, fees as justice 70
precint 4, $22.75.