Arizona silver belt., 1903-01-15
GLOBE, ARIz.. January 5, 1903.

same was apportioned as follows Globe District No. ID. s. Heron. Wheatfields, No. 2-John A. Vine yard, $l15.
 Western Pass, No. 3-F. c. schulze, $100.
 Summit, No. 4-Harry Shute, s75. Salt River, No. 5-E. E. Bacon, $75. Cline, No. 6-W. D. Fisher, $l0O.
 Tonto, No. 7-Florence Packard, $lOO.
 Rye, No. 8-W. c. MartS, $ll5.
 Oxbow, No. 9-W. O. St. Johns, $75. Payson, No. l0-$50.
 Sycamore, No. 1l-$l00.
 Pine, No. PA. M. Hunt, sl00.
 Rim Rock, No. 13-$50.
 Star Valley, No. 14-$25.
 Diamond Valley, No. l5-Pink Taught. $2o.
 Pleasant Valley, No. l6-G. o. Six by, slO0.
 East Verde, No. l7-$25.
 GiSela, No. lS-W. R. Neal, $56.3 Mszatzal, No. l9-I NJ. House.
 Total appropriations, q, ,2S6.39.
 It is hereby ordered that all road overseers appointed outside of Globe district furnish bond in the sum of $500, and the overseer of Globe dls- trict furnish a bond in the sum of q, 900; and further ordered that no road overseer be permitted to over draw their respective apportionments. On motion, duly carried, the Board took recess until o'clock p. m.
 Pursuant to recess taken, the Board reconyened at l o'clock p. m., all members and the clerk present.
 The Board then proceeded to open the various bids for furnishing county supplies for the year 1903.
 A bid was reciYed from G. BohSe for doing the laundry work at the county hospital for the year, and the same was awarded to the Globe steam laun- dry at the rate of $34 per quarter.
 A bid was received for furnishing wood to the court house and county hospital for the year, from Thompson & Barclay. There being no other bid, same was awarded at $6 s5 per cord.
 Bids were received from Soo Sang, Tie Sang, and the Tie Sang restaurant for furnishing meals to prisoners in the county jail for the year, and the bid of Tie Sang restaurant being the lowest, same was awarded at F cents per meal.
 A bid was received from Wm. Zim- merman for burying county paupers for the year, and there being DO other bid, same was awarded at $25 per case. A petition was received for new road in Pleasant valley, commencing at Putnam's ranch and running by the most direct route to what is known as the Banner gate" on the top of the rim of the Mogollon mountains, which, upon motion, duly seconded, was granted.
 The Board then audited and allowed the following claims, and ordered war rants to be drawn on the various funds in payment thereof.
 J. W. Wentworth, for postage. s2 50 J. B. Newman, wood-asSigned. 43 50 P. c. Robertson, probate court L. Trojanovich, repairs. ...... 2l B P, c. Robertson, probate court
 Tees. S........,.....,.... Is UO Cottee & James, electric lights. 52 % Middleton X Allison, supplies. 23 D II. H. McNeil company supplies 62 37 Old Dominion Commercial com
 pany, supplies. es.............,.. Il 10 J. H. Hamill, printing ... 25 co Globe Times, printing ....... 54 B G. o. SiXby, extra road work .. 40 co Globe Steam laundry, washing county hospital l.............. 54 co W. H. DuOioi, ECiuuu Ol pdAcS.. c OO M. c. Webb, postage .......... 65 Upon motion, duly carried, Board adjorrned until 9 o'clock a. m. Janu- ary 6, 1903.
 Approved. LYMAN c. WooDs,
 Chairman. Attest: W. D. FISK,
 Clerk Board of Supervisors.
 GLOBE, ARlz., January 6, 1903. The Board of Supervisors met at 9 o'clock, all members and the clerk present.
 Minutes of the previous meeting read ard approved.
 The quarterly report of school war rants drawn for fourth quarter of 1902 was filed, and upon motion, duly seconded, was approved.
 Bids were received from the ARI-