The Florence tribune., 1899-07-22
OFFICE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS,
 FLORENCE. Arig.. July 5, 1899.

FLORENCE, Arig., July 6, 1S90.i The Boarl met pursuant to adjourn ment.
 Present-R. W. Kersey, chairman, J. F. Mayhew aaad G. F. Cook, mem- bers; w. R. Stone, District Attorney, and F. A. Chamberlin, clerk.
 Proceedings of meeting held July 3rd, were read and upon motion ap- proved.
 Upon motion the following demands were taken up, audited, allowed and ordered paid out of salary fund: W. II. Lonergan, 5S, salary
 Deputy Recorder, l5 days in
 April, 1899 .......,.,........$ $25 % Shields & Price, 30, purchased
 salary Deputy Recorder, 15
 days in April, 1899 9........ 25 % Shields & Price. GO, purchased
 salary Deputy Recorder for May, 1899. ............-...... 50 co EC. c. Powell, 61, purchased sal
 ary J. F. Mayhew. Supervisor 53 co J. E. McGee, 62, salary Sanitary
 Officer, srd quarter, 1899. 9..... 52 %
 Upon motion the following demands were taken up, audited, allowed and ordered paid out of gene ral fund: c. II. Niemeyer, ls, telegrams. $ O5 c. NJ. Brockway, +, cash ex-
 pended. ................. 55 75
 Upon motion the Treasurer was directed to transfer $1GO from expense to general fund.
 Upon motion demand of Granville Wheat, ser vices as Road overseer of District No. l, 2nd quarter, 1899, was audit ed and allowed out of road fund, no warrant to issue.
 Victoriana Almarana appeared be- fore the Board and filed an affidavit to the effect that she is widow, old, poor, sick and unable to work and therefore prays for assistance. Upon ! motion the Clerk was instructed to provide said Victoriana Almarana with necessary supplies not to exceed $4 in amount per month. Upon motion the Clerk was directed to provide Manualla Torres and Eduyijo Soto, whose afidavits of indigency were previously filed, with supplies to the amount of four dollars ($4) per month.
 Upon motion the following demands were taken up, audited and allowed out of expense fund, no warrants to issue on account of no funds: J. K. Day, lsl, 8 lion scalps. . .s6o co J. c. Harris, 1S2, buryiug pauper. Is % F. E. White, lSs, repairing jail | wal .'....... .....-............' UU NJ. Villar, ls4, services as inter- | plSeSr .s.. ..-..... VO w. H. Benson, 1855, justice fees,
 presented for $7; allowed for co c. H. Akers, 186, certified copies. F 70 R. Heckle, ls7, clerk of election. co J. w.. Brandenburg, 1SS, jury
 certificate. .................... 3l % L. c. Wagner, 1S9, registering r. W. Weaver, 190, clerk of cleo Harvey Elliott, 191, quarantine
 guard, presented for $l6.5O; al-
 lowed for................ 13 75 The E. Heyman Furniture Co.,,
 192, cuspidors and mating :. 55 % c. H. Niemeyer, 193, purchased
 jury certificate. te............. 8 30 Kisto Jackson, 194, interpreting, 
 presented for $27.20; allowed for. ..............,...-. 19 20 Juan Gay, 195, quarantine guard,
 presented for $6S; allowed for. 52 50 D. Ensina, l96, quarantine guard,
 presented for $75 allowed for. 56 50 J. M. Lille, 197, purchased jury
 certificates. ................ 483 40 J. M. Lille, 19S, purchased ac-
 count s. Angulo interpreter. :. q co Wm. Forback, 199, services as
 special constable, presented
 for $60.9S; allowed for coco. 4S 93
 Upon motion W. R. Stone, District Attorney, was granted leave of absence for six weeks, with permission to go beyond the Territory.
 Upon motion claim of c. R. Michea & Co.,, purchased account of Cruz Moreno, $15, buryiDg pauper, was re- iected, barred by statute of limitations.
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