The St. Johns herald., 1891-06-04
The Clerk is hereby instructed to is-

The Clerk is hereby instructed to is- sue duplicate contingent fund warrant No. F, series 1890, that was issued in favor of Bancroft, Whitney & Co.,, for the sum of $15 50, in place of the orIgi- nal, which was lost.
 Moved by La Prade and seconded by Barnes, that the bid of Albert Minner- ly for the construction of bridge to cross Silver Creek at Snowflake, to be built according to the plan submitted for the sum of $1,906 be, and the same is hereby accepted, and A. Minnerly is hereby required to file his bond in the sum of $1 800 for the construction of the same. at the regular July meeting.
 Moved By Barnes seconded by La Prade, that the bids of Mir. E. H. Gibbs, agent for the King Iron Bridge and Man ufacturing Company, for the construc- tion of two iron bridges, one at EIol- brook and one at Woodruff to be built across the Little Colorado river, for the sum of $12,6 be and the same is here by accepted.
 The Tax Collector is authorized to re- ceive from John Swinburne, the sum of $5.12, and issue to him therefor re- ceipt Tn full for ail taxes for the year 1890, on said property and assign to him the tax certificate issued on said proper- ty in said year.
 Moved by Blassingame, seconded by La Prade, that the claim of the Sheriff, presented at this meeting, be laid aside for future consideration.
 The Board then adjourned till nine o'clock a. m. tomorrow.
 F. T. LA PRADE, Chm'n.
 Attest: CHAs. JARVIS, Clerk.
 May 26.-The Board met this morning at 9 a. m., pursuant to adjournment.
 Present-La Prade and Barnes; ab- sent, Blassingame.
 The Treasurer is hereby instructed to take up and pay certain warrants of the year 1887, not heretofore presented for payment, as provided in Sec. 9, par. 53O Revised Statutes.
 The Sheriff is hereby directed to turn over to A. F. Santa the safe now in use in the Sheriff's office in exchange for the | one now owned and being used by him. The clerk shall draw contingent fund | warrant in favor of MT. Banta for the sum Of $50, being the amount of differ ence in the value of the safes.
 A reward of 50 cents for each coyote killed within the limits of this county, after this, 18th day of May, 1891, is here- by offered. Said reward to be paid upon presentation of the scalps of heads of the animals at the office of the Board of in accordance with par 3254 Revised Statutes.
 Moved by La Prade, seconded by Barnes, that we pay to D. P Baldwin the sum of $2,500 in contingent fund warrants in settlement for his servIces in the tax case with the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Company. and in full for all his claims against Apache county. The clerk is hereby instructed to draw contingent fund warrant for tke above 
 The clerk is instructed to make gene ral fund warrants for the inspectors, judges and clerks of election held May l2th, 1891, for $4 each.
 The Board then allowed the following claims on the contingent fund: o. B. Little, stamps and telegrams, $9.7 70. The Bancroft Co.,, assessment rolls, $34.
 GENERAL FUND. Dan White, bounty on prairie dogs $1 65 H Chapman, jr l" e ? O5 M Jensen, " 6 75 s Chavez, clerk election Nov 90. .. 4 % w Hall, bridge at Show Low .55 co $ N Skousen, road work Sprin'ville 21 F { ) B Little, Sheriff's fees ....... .216 50 The claim of Geo. H. Crosby for work , 'n the bridge and road at Springerville, vas laid over till next regular meeting. The Board then adjourned.
 +. T. LA TRADE, Chm'n. Attest; CHAs. JARVIS, Clerk.