Arizona republican., 1902-01-24


 SUPPLIES. No. of
 Voucher.
 l F.. F. Sanguinetti. general
 supplies .... .........$i. 300 E P. T. Hurley. supplies...... 1S. 00 :, Yuma Water and Light Co.
 supplies ..... ............... 25O. co Hedges & Neithart. neat. 3S0. B H. Brown. superintendent,
 supplies ..... ...... 476 2a Yuma Lumber Co.,, supplies 20 .O5 : Ewing & Pcol supplies..... 5.13 F. G. Blaisdell, telephone
 rent ........ ............... 25O
 S2712 65
 SALARIES. Herbert Brown, superin-
 tendent ....... ...........s 25O co 10 F. F. Sanguinetti, assigned
 account of l. P. Smith, as-
 sistant superintendent ..... 125 % II He s. Laughlin. secretary
 and stcrekeeper ....... i25. % F l.. N. Moller. physician.... I25. O0 l? w. H. Buck. captain of
 guard - ...... l15. .OO IA Juan Zavala. guard d..... 100 OO l5 A. Imperial. guard. . s6 .65 Is J. H. Graham. guard. ... 100 .OO r J. M. Clark. guard ...... 100 co IS Geo. M. Williams. guard. 100 % ls T. D. Molloy, guard. ....... 100 .0a % J. C. Stevens. guard. ........ 100. co 21 l. N. Bell guard. .......... 90. 70 22 H. O. Cooper. guard. 100 co 2; R. H. Pitcher. guard. ..... 9l .65 24 Chas Proctor. guard. LOO g. w. A. Bondurant. guard. 10. .65 2s A. J. MCcre. guard .... so. OG 2 D. J. Ryan, guard. ........ 80 co 2S Asa Bishop. guard .......... 80. .OO 2. J. l.. Ward. guard. so. % 90 C. C. Ramirez. guard........ 80 .0n q F.. F. Sanguinetti. assigned
 account of C. Leroy. guard. 60 Is @ Bank of Yuma. assigned ac-
 count of Jas. Jones, guard. 7.95 G F.. F. Sanguinetti. assigned
 account of F. Green, guard. 26 30 2i Charles Ficgee. guard. 10 .65
 s2,S1s.21 Total salaries for month of No vember. 1901 ...................s .s2, ,313 .21 Total supplies for month of No vember. 1901 ................... 2.712 G. Total expenditures for month of November. 1901 ............S S5. .O25 .S6 The financial report of the superin- trndent Of the prison for the month of November. 1901. is as follows: Total earnings from all sources. s5eI95.
 Average confinement Of prisoners. 275. Gross per capita cost was s1S.27, and the gross per capita per diem cost was 60.9 cents.-
 The net expense for the month was q. .433.91. and the net daily per capita cost was 53.S cents.
 There being no further business the board adjourned.
 Attest: F. J. BENNITT,
 Secretary.
 Office of the Board of Control,
 Phoenix, Ariz., Dec. g. 1901. The board met at 10 o'clock a. m. Present: W. F. Nichols, member. and l.. J. Bennitt, secretary.
 Application for the parole of Juan Robles. with recommendations from the superintendent of the prison. was received and after careful consideration the board recommended the parole. There being no further business the board adjourned.
 Attest: E. J. BENNETT Secretary.
 Office of the Board of Control.
 Phoenix. Ariz.. Dec. 27, 1901. The board met at 10 o'clock a. m. Present: Governor N. O. Murphy, chairman. and w. F. Nichols, member. Mir. F.. J. Bennitt, the secretary of the board, being absent. MT. Nichols was designated to act as secretary pro tenn during MT. Bennitt'S absence. The board received bids for furnish ing lumber, lime. cement, nails and iron roofing for Improvements at the terri torial prison. as authorized by Act No. II, Laws of 1901.
 After carefully comparing the bids for the above mentioned materials. that of MT. F.. F. Sanguinetti was found to be the best and lowest, and contract for same was awarded to him. It was moved and carried to approve the purchase by the Auditor of one rnilch COW for the use of the territorial prison: also the purchase Of one lot of carpenters tools by the Auditor for use at the prison in making improvements. There being no further business the board adjourned.
 Attest: w. F. NICHOLS,
 Acting Secretary.
 Office of the Board of Control,
 Phoenix. Ariz., Dec. 2S, 1901. The board met at II o'clock a. m. | resent: Governor N. O. Murphy. chairman. and w. F. Nicnois, member and secretary pro tenn.
 In accordance with published notice. the bcard received bids for furnishing supplies to the territorial insane asy- lam for the quarter beginning January :, 1902. and ending March 31. 1902. The bids were opened in the presence Of a number of the bidders.
 Bids were received from J. w. Doris. Milton Berryman Mercantile Company, Phoenix Flour Mills. the Capitol Mills, Phoenix Wood and Coal Company, A. j. Hansen. P. T. Hurley. A. Weller. s. J. Tribolet, H. A. Diehl Shoe Company. Nj. Goldwater & Bros, and from Gold berg Bros.