Imperial Valley press., 1909-06-12
COUNTY BUSINESS
Proceedings of the Board of supervls. ors--Many Road Easements
 Accepted.

The Board of Supervisors of lmper- ial County, met at 10:30 a. m.. Mon day, June z. Present-McHarg, Fer guson, Clark and Webster Absent Supervisor Wade.
 Minutes of the meeting of May 10, were read and approved.
 Leave of absence was granted to Dr. McCombs, County Health Officer, of sixty days from the county,
 Easements of J. II. Blodgett and Rehkopf for the East Side and orchid avenue road were accepted.
 Supervisor Ferguson was appoint ed delegate to the Irrigation Con gress to be held in Spokane in Aug ust of this year, at the expense of the County, his expenses not to ex- ceed $50.
 Supervisor Wade arrived at II a. m. sf
 Report of the Live Stock Inspector was presented and accepted c. A. Dawdy, Live Stock Inspector, appear ed before the board and reported that cattle are coming across the moun- tains from San Diego and suggested that the board take up the matter and endeavor to prevent their coming in- to Imperial County for the reason that San Diego County is infected with the Texas Tick.
 Paul Roman, County Treasurer, was granted SO days leave of absence.
 Tuesdays Session
 The Board was called to order at 9:16 a. m. by Chairman Clark.
 Present-McHarg Webster Wade Ferguson and Clark
 The minutes of the meeting of June were read and approved.
 Mir Hampton was directed to dig a we'll about miles east of Coyote Wells and San Diego road.
 The matter of sending delegate to the Seattle Exposition was recon sidered and taken under advisement.
 The Board reconsidered action of April F in regard to Sunset Springs School Bonds.
 The matter of correcting assess ments on school buildings referred to County Assessor.
 Communication from the Yuma County Good Roads Committee was referred to the Highway Commission.
 The resignation of T. M. McNa- mara as Law Library Commissioner was accepted and that office was de- clared vacant.
 It was moved and carried that MT. Franklin and wife be employed as nightwatch in connection with court house janitor, at a salary of $135 per month.
 Vacancies on the Board of Educa- tion were filled by the appointment of Mott Arnold and Mrs. Frederick All members voted for Mrs. Freder- ick. Webster. Clark and Ferguson voted for MT. Arnold; Wade and Me Harg casting their votes for Mrs. Peck
 Petition for Redwood Avenue Road received and approved.
 Easements of Jones M. Kenyon, c. P. Cline and Moorehouse Bros. were accepted, and the road was declared public highway as prayed for.
 Petition for Moorehouse road re- ceived and approved. Board accepts easements of James M. Kenyon, Moorehouse Bros. and Otis Fry.
 Petition for Cline road presented and approved. Board accepts ease ments of Commodore P. Cline and ordered recorded. The road was de- clared a public highway.
 Resignation of w. O. Hamilton as constable of Fl Centro township was received and accepted Clyde A. Bradford was appointed constable for El Centro township.
 Time arrived for receiving bids for grading the approach to Thompson s Crossing Bridge, but there being no bids to consider it is ordered that Supervisor Webster be authorized to have said work done in any manner seeming to him proper
 It was ordered that the Auditor ap- portion OE nor cont Of road nOIl taY