Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1894-04-21

III. S. Crocker & Co.. Book of
Mines. aud index books. .... 2S.6
Joseph Soldini. boarding prison
eIs in February ....... 32l. AZ
Joseph Soldini, boarding prison
ers in March 342.6;
Joseph Soldini, meals to Nc
Gui'e, Gndigent poor person.. S37
A. Tuqnet, boarding prisoners
in January y......... 299.S9
Parker It Waite, water for court
house and lawn. first quarter,
1898 Observation-Disclosures. 15OOC
Electric Light company, lights
for court house and Jail. 49,. 1880
Sam Drachman Co, purchased
account of l. l.. Morse. ....... 1000
Arctic Ice Co., ice for court house
first quarter, 1894 ..... $3.50
Arizona National bank. purchase
| account OF Fannie Cummings
for February. y........ 29.2
The following demand on Pima coun-
ty was rejected by the board for the
| reason that the items in the claim are
not authorized by law, VIZ:
b. w. TIchenor, services as dis
trlct court reporter. 3Q.OO
The beard then adjourned until to-
morrow. April 6, at 10 o'clock, a. m
Tucson. April 6, 1894.
The board proceeded to audit ac-
counts for first quarter, 1894, and tie
| following demands on Pima county re
aud ted and allowed, and upon motion,
all members voting aye, we're ordered
paid by cas b orde s drawn Uu the coun-
ty expense fund, In their rotation, as
money comes into the hands of the
county treasurer, for the payment of
such demands. TO the following several
parties, viz:
W. F. Scott, justice of the peace
fe. 8. first quartsr, 1894. .....S $500
W. f. Chenowith, NJ. D., pro-
fessIonal services in No2sles
precinct. ............ ..... 1900
Fred EleisS man, medicines for
i,dlgent sick for first quarter,
1891 65.OO
Anton Hittenger, purchase ac-
count OF j. Soldlni, feeding
INDECENT poor 1900
r H. Clark. interpreters fees. 6.65
Rufino Velez, purchase account
of Antonio Gallego for plumb
ing. ............,... o.UU
J. M. Berger, opening vault in
probate court. t................ 7.5O
Adam Sanders, constable fees
Tor first quarter, 1894 ........ 41.55
Sisters of st. Joseph. care of
orphan children for first quar-
ter, 1894. ..................... $500
Sisters of st. Joseph, care of
INDECENT sick in hospital, first
quarter, 1894. 9i................. 1425. %
P. j. Lonergan, burying of in
digent dead for January, 1894 50.75
Tucson, April 7, 1894
The board proceeded upon their regu
lar quarterly visit OF investigation to
the county hospital, and upon return
ing reported having found everything
in a very satisfactory condition.
A delegation of citizens and tax pay
ers appeared before the board to urge
an appropriation of $1,000 to assist III
the construction of bridge across the
Santa Cruz river on Stevens avenue, a.
matter that was laid over on the Sd
inst, for want of money in the roaC
fund for such purpose. The matter
was referred to the district attorney, TO
see if there was any legal way in which
the board could assist in the matter, to
be reported to the board at a future
meeting.
Tucson, A. T., April 8, 1894.
Charles Delahage, an INDECENT poor
person, having applied to the board fer
relief, and it appearing to the board that
the said Charles Delahage is an aged
invalid, unable to earn livelihood, it
is, on motion, all members voting aye,
ordered that the clerk of this board be
and is hereby directed to Fay the said
Charles Delahage the sum of so per
month from the safe incidental fund.
until further action Of the board in the
premises.
The board proceeded to consider
petition from citizens of road district
No. praying for the appointment of
Thomas ID. Casenega as road Overseer
of said district, and upon motion. ell
members voting aye, the prayers of the
petitioners were granted and said
Thomas ID. Casenega was appoint
ed road overseer OF said dis
trict No. 2, and the clerk of this board
is hereby instructed and dire cted 10
furnish him certificate Of his appoint
merit, and notify him to file an official
bond with this board in the penal sum
OF 5000, conditioned on TIE faithful
performance OF his duties.
The board proceeded to audit accounts
for the first quarter 1894, aud the follow
ing demands on Pima county were
audited and allowed, and upon motion,
all members voting aye, were ordered
paid by cash orders, drawn on the
county expense fund in their rotation,
as money comes into the hands of the
county treasurer for the payment of
such demands, to the following respec-
tive parties, viz:
John s. Wood, drawing jurors. 8 1000
A. Tuquet, meals to jurors. -. 9.1OI
Rutino Velez, purchase account
OF francisco Lopez interpreters
Observation-Disclosures. fees $50