The St. Johns herald., 1895-09-05

count were now audited and allowed, payable out of the Expense Fund. to-wit !: ! Marinus Christensen, services as sani- | tary inspector. .... ....$ OO Uve. Overson, roofing ct house. 13O OO Albert F Potter, rebinding plat book. ....-... oU Eo Alex Dunand, cleaning cess pool twice ...-.........- 4o OO w w Pace and Benj Brown ser
 vices as commissioner to locate boundary line between Apache and Graham counties ....... l42 OO
 It appearing to the Board of Supervi- sors that the commissioners appointed at the April meeting of this Board Mess. Brown and Pace) to confer with like committee of Graham county in regard to establis. ing the boundary line be- tween Apache and Graham counties, were at extra expense and had to per form extra service in obtaining con- ference with the Graham county com mlssioners, it was ny the board ordered that Messrs Brown and Pace be allowed six days additional compensation at the per diem fixed at the April meeting, which was $4 % per day. The follow ing report of said boundary line commis- sioners was now read and ordered spread upon the minutes of the Board of Super. visors.
 To the Honorable Board of Superyis- ors, of Apache county.
 We your commissioners appointed to locate the boundary line between Apache and Graham counties, most respectfully represent that we met a like commission from Graham county and have used our best endeavors to establish sad line, but on account of the ambiguous word- ing of the act creating Graham county we were unable to come to definite conclusion and by agreement of both commissions we thought hest to recom- mend the matter for adjustment to the next Legislature.
 We are yours most respectfully,
 ". w. PACE.
 BENJ. BROWN.
 It was by the Board of Supervisors now ordered tax deeds be cancelled and ejectment suits which had been institut- ed, be dismissed in the following cases, the taxes and costs having been paid: T H Thompson, tax deed No. 93, 1891. Albert Penrod, |" C 168, 1892 Unknown Owner [" '' 245, 1892. Epifiano Jaramillo tax deed No 37, 1891. The Board of Supervisors now ad- joulned to meet as Board of Equaliza- tioh. l. LJ Brown, Attest: Chairman. \ Gonzales, Clerk.
 8 o'clock D. m. The Board of Equali- zat:on met pursuant to adjournment Present-L Brown, w H Gibbons, Becker.
 The Board of Equalization continued the amendment of their action taken at the July meeting in regard to the orig inal assessments for 1895, as follows, to- wit:
 Andres Jensen reduced on farm - implements .................$ 10 % s M Craig reduced 34O Ind sheep. 442 % The Board now adjourned until to- morrow morning at 10 o'clock a m. Attest: l. Brown. N Gonzales, Chairman.
 Clerk.
 Aug. 22d, 1895. The Board of Equalization met at 10 o'clock this morning pursuant to ad- journment. Present-L J Brown and | W H Gibb ,ns, ahsent--Gustav Booker. 1 Minutes of yesterday read and ap- proved.
 The Board of Equalization having no business presented relating to assess ments for 1895, adjourned until 2 o'clock p. m.
 2o'clock p. m. The Board of Equali- zation resumed session pursuant to ad- journment, and their being no business presented the Board adjourned to meet as Boar oi Supervisors. Attest: l. Brown. N Gonzales, Chairman.
 Clerk.
 o'clock D. m The Board of Super visors met pursuant to adjournment. Present-L Brown and W H Gibbons absent--tiustav Becker.
 Ii appearing to the Board of Supervi- sors from perso. al investigation, that | the sink or cess-pool adjacent to the jail
 Awarded