The Arizona sentinel., 1891-04-18
THE PRg50N.
QUARTERLY MEETING OF
 THE COMMISSIONERS.
Audited for tIle Quarter Ending March
 3Oth, Ks9I.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF THE TERRITORIAL PRISON
 C0MMISsInNEpS

OuuA1 "A RA II VI AOS A'
 REGULAR SESSION.
 The Board convened at o'clock p. m.
 Present: Hons. E. A. Cutter, J. S, Robbins, ". c. Davis Chairman and Secretary.
 This being ths day set by previous appointment to receive and consider proposals for Prison Supplies for the fiscal year, 1s91-ls92, the following pro- posals arc opened, and bids recorded and duly con- sidsred, ts-wis:
 'gThs Cochiss Hardware and Trading "Co.," F. L. Moore agent.
 Henry L. Kemp and Go.
 California Vinegar and Pickle "Wcrks,' Los Angeles
 Lo5 Angeles Soap Co.
 Chsrles BAkor.
 VT. Gondcr and Co.,
 Czstoiio Ramirez.
 Althee kodssti.
 Gazdolfo and Sanguinstti.
 The Board proceeded to compare rates and prices as offered by the different bidders and the parties hereafter named are found to be the lowest and best bidders, and the following awards made unanimously, to-wit:
 Gandolfo and Sangainetti, general and wood supplies
 Charles Baker, fresh beef supplies
 W. T. Gender and Co.,, hospital supplies.
 The Secretary is ordered to give notice to the successful bidders respectively and that they i'm mediatsy persect contract, under the rules of the Board, and that good, and substantial bonds be furnished in she following sums, to-wit
 Gandolfo and sanguinetti, four thousand dollars.
 Charles Baker, one thousand dollars.
 W. T. Gondsr and Co.,, two hundred and fifty dollars.
 The Board then took recess,
 TUESDAY, April :, 1891. The Board met after recasS. All present.
 The Board then proceeded to audit accounts for first quarter 1891, and the following having been examined and duly considered, are ordered paid in the sums, to-wit: l-F, S. Ingalls,, salary, Superintendent 1st quarter, 1891. 1....................S 75o.oo
 2-R. S. Hatch, salary, Asst Suppl, 1st quarter, 1891 ...................... 57e.OO
 3-J. H. Taggart, salary, Physician, 1st QsaFtery 1891. 1....................... SI9.Oo
 Al. J. F. Jaeger, salary. guard, 1st quarter. 1891. S91...................... 3oo.oo
 5--T. J. Mccormick, salary, guard, 1st quarter, 1891 1....................... 3oo.00 6-C. ". Hackett salary, guard, 1st quarter, 1891 S9l.................. 800 OO
 7--Alsx. c. Berry, salary guard, 1ss quarter 1S91...... ...... .......... 300.o0 a-A. Q. Green, salary, guard, 1st quarter ..............-....... 5O0.OO s--C. T. Cowell, salary, guard, Is quar- ter, 1891 5Oo.OO 1o-Juan ScbalA, salary, guard, 1st quar- ter, 1891 5Oo.OU 11--J. McC. Elliott, salary, guard, 1st quarter, 1891. 9l............-......!.... 30O.OO 12--Matt Flynn. salary, guard, 1St quar- ter, 1891. ........................... 3OO.O0 | 13--Fred Ward, salary, guard, 1st quar- ter 1891 1...... ...................... SOO.OO 1l--W. D. shearer, salary, guard, 1st quarter, 1891 91........................ SOO.OC 15-U. G. Wilder, salary, guard, lst quarter tc9l c9l....................--.. SUO.OU 1s-C. M. Smith, salary, guard, 1ss quarter, 1891 l....................... 50O.OO 17--John Juhl, SalssY, guard, 1st quar- ter, 1891. .................,.......... 5JOOt | 1S-Willam Skinner, salary, guard, two months and days. 23o.0C l 1s-C. Brinley, salary, Secretary, Jan uary, 1891. 91............... ......... 75OC 2o-C. H. Brinley, salary, Secretary, Feb ruary 1891. 1.......................-.. 75.CC 1 21-C. +. Brinlsy, salary, Secretary March, 1891....................... Eo.Ot 22-W. c. 1aviS salary, Commissioner and mileage. .............. l93 lC | 23-J. S. Robbins, salary, Commissioner and mileage. ge..........,......-...... Z524t 24-E. A. Cutter, salary, Commissioner and mileage. ge........................ 2346C | 25--D. Calsher, sundry supplies. 120.27 26-P. G. Cotter, M. D. professional services, insane convict. 25.oC 27-W. T. Heffernan, NJ. D., professional services, insane convict. ............. 25.OC | 2s-P. G. CoSter, hospital supplies 74S 1 29-w. T. Gondsr Co. hospital supplies. 1s.2l 3o-C Ramirez, wood supplies ....... 495 .sC oI-R. S. Hatch, Transportation ex- psnsss of insane person to asylum. o9.7( S2-J. W. Darlington, printing pro- | posals. s........................-. zz'z; | sa q Rakcr fresb beef supplies 5562I s4--Gandolfo and Sanguinetti, clothing, | cash and railroad fares to discharged | prisoners. ............................ 6S5.lC s5--Gandolfo and Sanguinetti, provision supplies ........................ 1917.2l l ss--Gandoto and Sanguinetti, clothing, | bedding, etc................... 511.6s i 37-Gandoife end Ssnguinetti. Hospital
 supplies. ........ ................... So.o' Ss-Gandolfo and Ssnguipetti, Contin-
 gent suppliss. Ss4 & ss--F. N. Hodges, fsesh milk ...... 1922; 4o-P. Aunne, repairing electric light. eo.0( 41--Yuma Times Co.,, publishing pro- posals, etc....... ................-. 4S55 42-.-J. H. Carpenter. Salary, guard, Jan uarv, 1891 ........... ............ l9o'o' 43--J. H. Carpenter, salary, guard, Feh-
 ru.ry, 1891 10000 A---J. H. Carpenter, salary, guard,
 March. 1891. ............ 10000 45---J. H. Behan. judgment Supreme
 Court: .......-...... lSlo'0' 46---J. H. Behar. jud- ment costs 2l.5' 47--F. S. Ingalls,, bal of judgment and | salary remainder of 2d quartEr 933.sl 4s--J S. Robbins' mileage special session
 June, 1890 1o7.4' 4o--.W. c. Davis, mileage and special ses.
 sions, May and June, 1890 14s.2'
 5o-E A. Cutter, mileage and special ses-
 sions May and June 259.2
 5l--J H. Carpenter, salary, 4th quarter,
 1890 sOo.Ot
 The report the Superintendent received, con sidered and ordered put on file.
 The following named persons being entitled tt discharge during the second quarter, 1891, it is s ordered, te-wit
 William Fox.
 1 Jesus Icas.
 Edward NJ. Dooley- Felis Hogs.