Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1907-02-01

d. /. Richardson, election inac,
and messenger, SI.I0. Eafeml
Gr'jalba. election Judge and mess
enger, Si,5o. Jacob B. Kunkei,
election register, $500 J. n.
kunkel, election clerk, 50 90. G ~.
Is. Jones, election, clerk, $500
N. Bergelin, election jadge, $2On.
Ed, Mar,in election messenger and
Judge, $3.50 G II. Laldlaw, elec-
ton messenger, $500 Bonito
Martinez. election N ,ssenger, $500.
]. II. Marshall, election Judge, 81.
N. NJ. Peg Co., printing. So As.
Alloys Preisser, intarpreterP. court.
5000. Ed. Tafoya, attendance D..
court, 81 o.. Mrs II A. Wolford,
strnograpber, 81 90. Geo. L. Miller
suppl g, Sl.50 X. NJ. e. Co., sup
plies, $905. I. c. Pemmons. in
cidentals, $3.50. NJ. r. Kelley,
incilentsls. $22.60. Lake Valley
Mines Co furniture riai, $79.9S
j. W. HiIer. j. p. courtexp., Sl5 90.
Charles A. Anderson. j. o. court
exp, $1,000. B.C. Martin, j. D. G.
exp, S2.c0. J. E. Smith, j. D. c.
exp, $24.20. John James, j. G. D.,
exp, $500. julian Chavez, j. D. c.
exp $3.50. r. L Rice, j. D. court
exp. $3.50. w. o Thompson.
printing, $l0l.75. J. W. Hoising-
er, election register. $500.
Whereupon the board adjourn
ed until tomorrow morning at 10
o'clock
Tuesday morning, 10 o'clock.
Commissioners met pursuant to
adjournment. resent as of yes
terdav.
The following bonds were ap-
proved, to-wit: Max L.. KahIer,
assessor; J. NJ Webster, probate
clerk; David Disinger, county com
missioner; Francisco NJ. B,jor-
qu4z, county commissioner; James
p. Parker, snp't OF schools; Eudar-
do Tafoya, sheriff, as collector OF
licences Max l.. Kahler, butcher;
Hlj'uio Chavez, butcher; Las Ami
mas Land Il Cattle company, butcu-
ers.
Bill from the N. M. Penitentiary
for board of prisoner, sentenced at
the last term Of the district court,
was referred to the district attor-
oey.
Ordered; That certificate of
.he costs Of the election held in
his county on Nov. 6, 1906, bs
and forwarded to the ter
ritorial secretary.
Ordered; That the following
named persons be and are hereby
appointed road supervisors for the
year 1907, to-wit: Precinct No. /,
R. l.. Rice; No. 2, Luz Madril;
No.3, John M. Bevins; No. A, -Pra-
ides; No. ), Serafn Gouzsles; No.
I, Pedro Vallelos; No. s, Eugenio
\ podaca; No. 8 Santiago Miranda;
No 10, SelsoLopez; No. Ii. Walter
learn; No IL, Senobio Gonzales;
Jo. 13, l.. N. Sly; No. IA, Jesus Oc-
loa; No. Is, Pedro Trujillo; No.
6, Benjamin Chavez. 1t was also
rdered that notice be sent to each
# the said appointees, notifying
hem that not more than $4,000
yould be allowed for their services
8 road supervisors
The notice OF the continuance of
be bond given by the Sierra Coun-
Y Bank, as depository for county
lnds, was approved.
The treasurer's account was
hecked up, and the following
mounts ordered credited to him
,r vouchers returned, to-wit:
chool fund, $l7600; Bounty fund,
10000, General county fund, ST.
II, ,3S; Court fund, $2,342 50; In
,rcst fund, 81, 1880.
Now comes the Victoria Chief
topper Mining & Smelling Com-
any and asks the board to fix the
ates of toll over their wagon road
) follows, viz: For single horse
nd wagon, 30 cents; for a single
,am aud wagon, Is cents; for
ich additional span of horses 20
ants; for saddle horse and rider,
cents; for loose horses 10 cents;
,r loose cattle 5 cents; for each
D head of sheen or goats. 3 cent?.