Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-05-10
Regular Session Of County Commits

County Clerk.
Regular Session Of County Commits
sioners.
Albuquerque, N. M, January 6, 1902.
Hon. f. A. Miera, chairman; Jose l..
Miller and Adolph Harsh, commission
ers, and j. A. Summers. clerk.
Minutes of previous meeting read
and approved.
An agreement was entered into be-
tween the board of county commission
ers of Bernalillo county, New Mexico,
party of the first part, and the United
States of America, by c. M. Foraker,
United States marshal of this district
of New Mexico, party of the second
part, whereby the board leases unto
the said United States of America GER
tain rooms in the county court house
for the period of one year from jan
uary l, 1902, viz: The large court
room used for holding court. an Office
room for the United States marshal.
United States attorney. United States
judge. United States clerk and room
for grand and petit juries.
In the matter of the claim of F. w.
Clancy for the refund of lax paid err
roneously. Upor reading ard filing
the petition of the said F. w. Clancy,
and upon examining the tax return OF
said Clancy for the year of 1000, the
board finds that through an error of
computation in the office OF the as
SCISSOR the valuations of the property
of said Clancy as shown by said re-
turn, was so footed up as to make 1t
appear Eight Hundred Dollars larger
than It really is, and that said Clancy
has paid on said $500, the sum OF
SAB. SO to the collector of the county,
when there was no tax due thereon.
1t IS therefore ordered under the pro-
visions OF section 1910 of the compiled
laws of 1897, that said sun of S43.96
be refunded to said F. w. Clancy; that
the clerk draw a warrant on the treas
urer for tho same, and furnish a certi-
fed copy thereof to the collector and
treasurer, that he may under section
4071 of the compiled laws Of 1897 OBJ
tain credit from the territorial auditor
for the territorial portion OF said
money so refunded.
The following accounts in favor OF
Alexandra Sandoval for commission as
assessor for the veal of 1901 were ap-
proved:
County. S1,472.33.
Territory. SS63.14.
City, S593.33.
School, S202.0S.
Mdse, licenses, $3.50.
The following accounts in favor of
j. NJ. Sandoval for commissions as as
SCISSOR were approved:
County. s34.O3.
Territory, S16.43.
City, $3.50.
Schools, 1884.
The following account was approved,
balance due OF approved ccoun when
had been settled in part under the pro-
visions of the Bateman act:
Antonio Jose Garcia. $40.
The following accounts were APPROX
ed and the clerk was ordered to draw
warrants on the treasurer in payment
of the same, for quarter ending Decem-
Der 81, 1901:
j. Nj. S~andoval. material and labor,
recovering Carrales bridge, So.
Seferino Crollott. road supervisor
precinct 13, account $50, paid one-half,
S25.
Pedro Amanda, road supervisor, pre-
cinct IA, account S20.5O, paid one-half,
S10.25.
Max Chavez, road supervisor, pre-
cinct 3, account $42,5O, paid one-half'
s21.25.
lose Chaves y Chavez, road super
visor, precinct IL, account $50, paid
one-half, SIS.
Jose V Montoya, road supervisor,
precinct "a, account $50, paid one-half,
SIS.
Salvador Armijo, road supervisor,
precinct 8, account $50, paid one-half
s25.
Miramon T. Y Garcia, road super
visor. precinct 10, account S25, paid
one-half $3.50.
Ricardo Armijo, road supervisor, pre-
cinct 5, account $3.50, paid o~ne-half,
$S.75.
Leandro ~Sandoval, road supervisor.
precinct 81, account $50, paid one-half'
s25.
Jose Crespin, road supervisor, pre-
cinct 20, account s43, paid one-half,
$21.50.
Manuel Gallegos, road supervisor,
nrecinct "a account $3.50, paid one