The St. Johns herald., 1890-10-16

 which may be claimed hereafter to be due for taxes for the year 1888 over and above said sum, or any subsequent year against the property of said company
 On motion the foregoing resolution was adopted Voting aye-Blassingame, chairman, and Coleman, member,
 R. c. BLAssINGAME, Chm'n.
 Attest: ARTHUR ASHTON, Clerk,
 October 9th, 1390.-The Board met at D. m. Present Messrs. Blassingame and Coleman.
 A petition being on file praying for the appointment of Wm. NJ. Rudd as super visor to fiji the vacancy caused by the resignation of Henry smith, the Probate Judge being present, on motion of R. c. Blassingame, seconded by J. T. Lesueur and by unanimous vote Vim. NJ. Rudd was elected to fill said vacancy
 On motion of R. (. Blassingame, sec- onded by P. T. Coleman, and carried by unanimous vote, the following order was then adopted:
 It is ordered by the Board of Supervi- sors that in accordance with a written contrac, made by said Board with Har- ris Baldwin, on December 2lst, 1888, which said contract is on file with the said Board of Supervisors) by which it was agreed that Harris Baldwin should for his legal services, receive ten per cent of the amount of taxes actually re- covered by the County from the Allan tic and Pacific Railroad Company for the year 1887, when recovered, that the Treasurer of said County, upon the pre- sentation to him of certified copy of this order, pay to said Harris Baldwin, or hIs order, the sum of $1, 793 90, being ten per cent of the amount of the taxes paid by said Railroad Company for 1887, to-wit $l7, ,933. .19
 The following claim was then allowed by unanimous vote, and the Treasurer is hereby directed to pay the same in cash to-wit: Wm T Dalby. clerks fees in tax cases of 1887, $769.5O.
 Tue Board then adjourned till 10 a. m. tomorrow.
 R. c. BLAssINGAME, Chm'n.
 Attest: ARTHUR ASHTON, Clerk.
 October Eth, l890.-rhe Board met at 10 d. m, pursuant to adjournment
 Present, Messrs. Blassingame, Cole man and Rudd
 The following claims were then allow ed on the Salary Fund, to-wIt:
 z T Coleman Supervisor. . $165 co k C Blassingame, "' ....... 2O5 % Arthur Ashton, Clerk of Board 125 % A r Ban,a, District AttorneY. 100 OJ St Geo Crsaghe, sheriff ...... loo O0 Art Mcdonald, jailOr . 300 % Nat Greer, Treasurer. .......... 300 00 Lesueur. Probate Judge. . 100 0O
 The following claims were then allow ed by unanimous vote on the Contingent Fund:
 StJohns Herald, county printing $50 % St Johns Drug Co.,, stationery, etc 45 10
 GENERAL FUND.
 Chas Jarvis, Jrstice's fees .... 65 C L Flake. |" l5 8 A Ashton, duplicate asst roll. 200 %
 Clerks fees ..... 50 Jos Kay, timber for bridge. . 26.84 C D Flake, constable fees. ..... r. 10 st Johns c M x Nj l, jail supplies. II % w E Platt, Assessors fees . D 00 A r Banta, ices Justice Court. t... 10 00
 |" fees District Court. . 72 90
 " fees District Attorney 1SO % Adeleito Romero, constable fees.. 30 % Frank Wattron, registering officer
 and Justice fees. es.............. AZ 50 B M Terrill, team for jury. =. CO Jas Dean, registering fees. ..... 40 II Chapman, road overseer .. .101 00 Alfred Ruiz, Justice fees ....... 54 90 B M Terrill, constable fees .... 8. D 4 c Merrill, mileage as juror. -. 50 H TalliS, mileage and secretary
 of grand jury ...... ..... 14 30 Julius Lesser, mileage grand jury % C P Anderson, jury certificate. .... b C o Howe, e 17 % H Tallis, q ~ 9 % J Lesueur, f -. D 75
 The Treasurer was then instructed to pay the following amounts in cash to the following named parties, by unanimous vote, to-wit:
 St Johns Drug Co.,, express. S5 Arthur Ashton, care of records. B co T Hogue, '' .. 66 6j A E Banta. California Reports " co
 |" '' District Attorney fees 60 OO T W Johnston, Dep'y Dist. Atty. .6l4 u PK. l,o fcIl Ia,