Mohave County miner., 1891-01-10
Supervisor. Proceedings /.

The Hon. Board of Supervisors OF mo-
have county, Arizona Territory, met 81
the court house in Kingmsn, on Monday,
Jan'y 5th, A. u. 1891, at 10 O'Clock 3. % !.
Present-Supervisors Smith and Gro
zier, 4. j. Goldman, Clerk and w. q.
Blakely, District Attorney.
Acknowledgements q. w. Besther.
The Treasurer's report Tor the last quar-
ter was then read, and upon examination
and comparison, was found correct,
whereupon the Board proceeded 10 count
the money on hand in the Treasury, and
the same having been found correct, il
was ordered that the report Of the Treas
urer be accepted, approved and filed.
Voting aye--Supervisors Smith and
Crozier.
The Board adjourned until 80 p. m.
At ] 80 p. IN. the Board resumed.
Present--the full Board and the Clerk,
and w, q. Blakely, District Attorney
The following bills were taken up,
audited and allowed, and warrants or
dered drawn on their respective funds,
viz:
John Penberthy, nursing and
lodging INDECENT sick, Gener-
al Fund. ,................ 1916 90
G. N Funston, printing, Contin-
gsnt Fund d............-..-.. w
G. NJ. Funston, holding inquest
and coroners fees, General
Fund ..... s..-......s. -. Is SO
Joe Hubbs, board OF prisoners,
Contingent Fund ......... l0i rs
Joe Hubbs, board Of INDECENT sick,
General Fund ............ 90 "
Fl. ii. Watkins, mdse., General
Fund ..,.......,......-. 90
II. H. Watkins, drugs and medi-
eines, General Fund ....,.. q Is
J. @. Asbury, night watchman
and sanitary commissioner,
General Fund ........,.. 81 00
Henry Koshland, registering vot-
ers, General Fund ..... 2 60
W. ii. Lake, acct. d. s. Living
ston, county physician, Cen
eral Fund. ................. $50 90
+. F. Brawn, services as road
overseer. District No. 2,
General Fund ............ 63 90
j. Logan, services as road over
seer, District No. 2, General
Fund ..................... 20 90
Bids were then opened for lodging indi-
gent sick for the year 1891.
Bid OF Mrs. ID. A. Reed, TO board indi-
gent sick for 40c. per meal and lodging
at SOC. per night, and to nurse same when
so ordered by the doctor, for $500 per
day OF IL hours, in county warrants on
General Fund. Bid Of John Penberthy
for lodging indigent sick at sl.25 per
night. Laid over until tomorrow, Jan'y
9Th, 1891.
Bids for meals for prisoners and indi.
gent sick was then opened.
Bid Of Mrs. Joe Hubbs, meals for pris-
oners 32c. per meal on Contingent Fund,
and 44c. per meal for INDECENT sick, in
warrants on General Fund. Contract
awarded Mrs. Joe Hubbs for meals for
prisoners.
Voting aye-the full Board.
Bid for county physician was then
opened
Bid OF II. Hardrich for medical treat
ment Of INDECENT sick and county prison
ers from Jan'y 5th 1891 to first Monday
in Jan'y 1892, at 1900 per year. Laid
over until tomorrow, Jan'y 9Th 1891.
Bid for drugs and medicines for indi-
gent sick.
Bid Of II. II. Watkins. Physicians
prescriptions at 95c. each, and medical
appliances and instruments at regular
retail rates, laid over.
Bid for printing for the county for the
year 1891.
Bid OF Carleton & Smith:
10 b letter heads, per / ,000....... s. 00I
10 n - n & 90
Xxx No. envelopes +" ...... 400
X Z" {" " 3 30
Poll Tax Receipts, in books Of 100,
per book. ............... 25
License Tax Receipts, in books Of
100, per book ............... 2 0Ol
Road Tax Receipts, in books Of 100
per book .................. 25
For publishing proceedings and
minutes Of the Board, and all
Treasurer's notices, per year. 200 90
For publishing delinquent tax list and
other legal notices, 500 per inch for first
insertion and s1.00 per inch for each sub
sequent insertion, to be printed in bre-
yier type. All other printing at proper
tionste rates. Laid over.
Bid Of VIM. Aitken, for burying indi-
gent dead, $40 each, laid over.
Board adjourned until 10 o'clock a. m.