Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-23

Clark for the sum of Si.77S.00. the building to be completed in a peiiou of 90 days. It was agreed that 75es of the amounts due as estimated by the Supervising Architect should be paid monthly to the contractors of the above buildings. and the whole amount due to be paid upon the completion of the buildings as per certificate of the Superyising Architect. or if it appear to be the Board of Supervisors that a longer time Is necessary to check up the amount due. then the same win be paid as satisfactory settiement| may be reached.
 The following applications for the position of Supervising Architect ofl the construction of the buildings On the Poor Farm were submfftsa: ]. u Sparks. N- P. oteson. g R. Norton. and T. T. Hines Upon motion cf Mr. tScheerer. Mir. Hines vas nontnzsed; lupon motion of Mir. Bowen Mr.. ]. O.. Rehlins was nominated: Mr. McCabe iseconded the nomination of Mr. Hines and he was declared appointed His lcompepsation was fixed at 2tseo of the amount expended
 I C. II. Odam was appointed -sapervis- ing architect of the construction of the jail at Gleeson, his compensation to be $l00.00. 2
 W. F. White appeared before the iBoard and protested against the con- siderafion by the Board of any. bids for County supplies outside of the Territory AIr. Bowen moved that ali bids from the outside of Arizona be tnot considered. The motion was sec onded by Mir. Scheerer. and on vote was carried unanimously. | W. r. White. County Immigration Commissioner. appeared before the Board and asked that s600oo be ap lpropriated for the purchase of copies of the social edition of the Douglas Daily Dispatch soon to be issued. fol the purpose Of advertising the re sources Of the county. The matter wal tfeferred to the District Attorney.
 There being but one bid for ths feeding Of prisoners in the Count, I8aA4 lOAAt0N01ts l<lC Sie4 H 6c Q- rected 10 re7advertise for bids to b' Iopened on the 7th day of February lslo. at o'clock ?. na. of said day.
 Dr Hughart appeared before tb, Board relative to the management O ithe County Hospital for the pefio, lfrom January 10. 1s1e to the tim' when the institution would be mcvet Ito Douglas-ln May or June 1910. Al the Board and Dr. Hughsrt whereb1 Dr. Hughart took charge of the Coun in the contract for the year 1909.
 The matter of appointing County Superintendent of Roads was taker up. But one petition for the place was presented-S. L. Elder of Doug las. Mir. Bowen nominated MT. Elder for the office. The nomination was seconded by MT. Scheerer. and on vote MT. Elder was elected unanimously and his bond fixed at Si.000.00 His salary was fixed at $1.s00.00 per year payable monthly, as provided by Jaw
 The Clerk was directed to advertise for two teams of horses or mules to be used on the county roads; also two sets of harness and two wagons. The Board agreed to meet at the Palace Stables at Lowell. or January 20 1910. at D. m. for the purpose of examining horses or mules, and the other supplies mentioned, in case of prospective bidders desired at that time to make their exhibits. The bids were to be opened February z. 1910, at D. m.
 The Clerk of the Board was directed to communicate with the Board of P Control at Phoenix and ascertain F when the Territorial Engineer would . begin his surveys of the Territorial P Roads to be constructed through Co. Lehise County.
 The Board stood al recess till D. - m.
 EVENING SESSION The Board met at D. m. pursuant to recess.
 All members were present.
 It was moved by Mir Bowen that bids for County Supplies be awarded to the lowest bidder in Cochise Coun. ty. The motion was seconded by Mir Scheerer
 It was moved by Mir. McCabe that the bids for County Supplies be 1. awarded to the lowest bidder In the Territory. This motion was lost for want of a second
 On vote on Mir. Bowen's motion. Mir. scheerer and Mir. Bowen voted "Aye": } Mr. McCabe voted NO" The motion was declared carried. This motion : excluded the bid of H. II. McNeil co., iiof Phoenix.
 Under the above motion of Mir. Bow. : len. and the bids submitted, contrscss ! lwere awarded as follows
 1.-Care of Indigent Sick at Bisbee i-Drs. Edmundson & B.edsoe.
 Dr. Townsend's bid of se00eo was . not accompanied by bond. . 2-Care of Indigent Sick at Dougia -Dr Fred T. Wright $20oG0 s.-Care of Indigent Sick at willcos ! i-Dr- I. C. wIleon. sf20.60. 4.-Feedins prisoners at Bisbee- John csAretto at l5c per meal. ? 5.-Feedine prisoners at Lowell 2 Frank L. Bauer at l5c per meal. l 6.-Fecd ng prisoners at Courtland r l--J. H. Bright at BOG per meal. Il 7.-Buriai of indlgent Dead a : Tombstone and Benson-C, B. Tar