The Arizona sentinel., 1891-04-11
saeguEar Meeting of tae z3oars3
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YUMA, A. T., March 30.

Meeden; Supervisors, John Gandol- 1 fo and Althee Modesti, District Attorney and Clerk. Bid of De Corse and Taggart for medical ser vice a8 per advertisement received, examined and read as follows:
 YUMA, A. T., March 30, 1891. To the honorable Board of Su- pervisors of Yuma county, 4. T.
 GENTLEMEN:
 We, the undersigned, practicing physicians in the county of Yuma, Territory of Arizona, hereby pro- pose to furnish medicine, medical attendance, perform surgical opera tions, attend coroner's inquests and examinations of the insane, in ac- cordance with the enclosed adver- tisement, for the sum of four hun drod and eighty dollars ($480) per year; or to furnish daily attend ance and medicine to such indigent persons as may be directed by the Supervisors as entitled to such, at the rate of two dollars and fifty cents per day {$2.5Q) and to furn- ish clothing and food at the con- tractors price, to furnish the in- mates of the jail, and to supply clothing and attendance at a rate which may be fixed by the Board of Supervisors as justly reasonable. Or will take the contract to care for the indigent sick, supplying all requirements called for in the ad- vertisement at sum which may be fixed by the Supervisors for such service.
 Very respectfully,
 DG C0BsE & TAGGART.
 Bid of Geo. H. Field for medical service as per advertisement receiv- ed, examined and read as follows:
 YUMA, A. T., March 30. 1891.
 Hon. Board of Supervisors of Yuma county,
 SIRs:
 I have the honor to make the following proposal to furnish the County of Yuma with medical ser vices for the year beginning April 1, 1891, and ending March 31, 1892.
 To furnish medical services, medicine necessary for the indigent sick for $1.25 per day, or for the aggregate sum of $500 for the en- tire year. Will attend coroners' inquests for s7.5o each. Will care for insane persons for $9 each. Will perform surgical operations, furnish medicines for and attend upon sick persons confined in the county jail at the rate of and for $1.50 per day or $75 gross amount for the year; ali as per your adver- tisement, a copy of which is here with attached. Respectfully,
 GEO. H. FIELD, RI. D. Bid of J. w. Donington for coun- ty printing received, examined and read as follows:
 Office of the Arizona SENTINEL
 YUMA, A. T., March 30, 1891.}
 To the honorable Board of Super visors of Yuma county, A. T.,
 GENTLEMEN:
 In accordance with your pro posals for supplies under date of Febrvary IS, 1891, I hereby agree to furnish the following, at the prices placed opposite of each.
 Printing and publishing the pro- ceedings of the Board 50 cents per inch; printing and publishing delinquent tax list, 50 cents per inch; printing and publishing Grand Jury reports, Sherif'S and Treasurer's notices, and all notices, proceedings and advertisements re- quired by law to be published at the expense of said county 75 cents per inch for the frst insertion and 50 cents per inch fer each subse- quent insertion; one original tax roll, $16; poll tax receipts, per 100, $6.25; tax receipts, per 100, $6; warrant books, per 100, $6; Assess or's blanks, per 100, $S; one dupli- cate assessment roll, $16. All ol which is respectfully submitted. Very respectfully yours, J, W. Darlington, Proprietor ARIZONA SENTINEL.
 On motion of J. Gardolfo, secon- ded by the chairman and carried unanimously, the bid of De Corst and Taggart was accepted to the [ --l..4 L. rTy. c..