The Arizona sentinel., 1891-10-10
[oFl IcIAL,
 THE PRISON. REGULAR QUARTERLY MEETING , OF THE BOARD. Much Important Business Transact Recommendations of the
 Superintendent.
OFFICE OF BOARD OF TERRITORIAL
 PRISON COMMISSIONERS, / YUMA, ARTz., Oct. ,, 169I.) }

YUMA, ARTz., Oct. ,, 1691.) Board met in regular session at ? 30 o'clock ?. m.
 Present: A. E. Martin, chairman E. A. Gutter, Commissioner; J. l.. Ward, Commissioner.
 The minutes of special meeting Of September 2d were read and approved. The chairman announced the next order of business, consideration of bills and claims for the 3rd quarter of 1891. The following claims are considered allowed aud ordered paid: Voucher No. Name Amount M. McInerney, Superin-
 tendent.. ............$ 75O co 2-H. Hale, Assistant Sup
 erintendent, July. 125 % 9-H. Hale, Assistant Sup
 erintendent, August l25 % All. Hale, Assistant Sup
 erintendent, September. 125 % 5-J. H. Taggart, Physician 375 O0 6-R. s. Hatch, Guard, July so % 7-C. T. Cowell, Guard, July so co 9-U. G. Wilder, Guard, -. 240 % 9-Louis Iaeger, Guard, July so % 10-Louis Jaeger, Guard, Aug so co 11--Louis Jaeger, Guard, Sept 80 %
  12-Matt Flynn, Guard, July so % 13-Matt Flynn, Guard, Aug 80 % 14-Matt Flynn, Guard, Sept so co 15-Fred Ward, Guard, July 80 % 1G-Fred Ward, Guard, Aug 80 % 17-Fred Ward, Guard, Sept 80 % 18-C. NJ. Smith, Guard, July 80 % 19-C. N. Smith, Guard, Aug so % 20-C. NJ. Smith, Guard, Sept so co 21-W. H. Potts, Guard, Aug SO O0 22-W H. Potts, Guard, Sept 80 % 23-F. Hudson, Guard, ,.... 240 co 24-M. N Rice, Guard, July so % 25-M. NJ. Rice, Guard, Aug 80 co 26-M. M. Rice, Guard, Sept SC O0 27-D. Harner, Guard, .... 24O % 2S-Thos. Wicks, Guard, .... 24O % 29-B. F. Hartlee, Guard. 160 % 30-Robert Hornbeck, Clerk
 and Book-keeper ..... 97 50 SIC H. Brinley, Secretary,
 J 32-John Martin, Guard, July 80 co 33-John Martin, Guard, Aug so % 34-John Martin, Guard, Sept so co 35-C. II. Brinley, Secretary
 to August 2l,..-.,...... g 90 36-W. T. Gonder & Co.,, Hos
 pital Supplies. ........ 63 25 37-W. T. Gonder 6 O., Hos
 pital Supplies. ..... 10 % 36-Ozro Haskin, Use of Pipe
 Machine. ..........t. 249 5 39-W. T. Garratt & Co.,. An
 derton Blower. ..... S1 90 40-Hiel Hale, Suit Clothes
 for Deceased Convict. % 41-G&ndolfo & Sanguinetti,
 Telegrams Sewer Appro- priation .......... 10 53 AM McInerney, Range and
 Furniture. re....... 4i S4 43-M. McInerney, Six Win
 chester Rifles. .. 94 69 44-Chas. Baker. Fresh Reef
 Supplies. .......,,'...,,, GOO % 45-Chas Baker, Fresh Beef
 Supplies. .............. 3O1 27 46-Yuma Times, Printing
 Proceedings. ,...... 20 % 47-Peter Aune, Repairing
 Electric Bells T 10 % 48-F. L. Ewing, Probate
 Judge Fees. ..... s 70 49-J. w. Darlington, Blanks
 and Stationery. .. 1l3 75 Board adjourned to 8 a. m., Oct. 6.
 OCTOBER 6, 8 :00 A. M. Board met pursuant to adjourn ment. All members present..
 The following claims are considered, allowed and ordered paid: Voucher No. Name. Amount 56-Gandolfo & Sanguinetti,
 Provisions ........... 1856 87 57-Gandolfo & Sanguinetti,
 Supplies Sewer Appro-
 priation. ........... 363 38 5S-Gandolfo & Sanguinetti,
 Contingent Supplies -. 1883 S4 59-Gandolfo & Sanguinetti,
 Clothing and Bedding 69l II 60-Gandolfo & Sanguinetti,
 Clothing and Cash for
 Discharged Prisoners. I60. CT Board adjourned to 2:30 D. n3. OCTOBER 6, 3 30 P. N. Board met pursuant to adjourn ment. All members present. Voucher No. Name. Amount 50-M. McInerney, Contin-