Imperial Valley press., 1910-07-09
ROAD PROJECTS
 ARE CONSIDERED
Order Condemnation Proceed ing in Matter of 0pen-
 ing Plush Highway,
erawley- Mesquite Road and West moreland- 5irchfield Extension Ia ken Under Consideration - ordi- nance for Eradication of Tuberculo- sis in Cattle Adopted.


 The Board of Supervisors of Impe- rial County met at the Court House in El Centro at 1O:20 o'clock a. m. on Tuesday, July 5.
 Supervisors present: McHarg, Clark, Webster, Ferguson. Supervi- sor absent: Wade.
 The minutes of the meeting of June 20 were read and approved. County Physician Virgil McCombs was granted a leave of absence for thirty days.
 A petition for the location of a road west of Mobile and a bridge across New River thereon was presented and after hearing parties present in re- gard to same the matter was taken under advisement.
 At 11:40 o'clock a. m, Supervisor Wade appeared.
 At this time the Board was called to order as Board of Equalization.
 A motion was passed that it shall be the rule of this Board that where assessments are to be raised noti- fication to this effect shall be given, three days notice to residents of the county and five days notice to non- residents, by mail.
 The Board of Equalization adjourn ed to meet on Wednesday, July 6.
 The Board of Supervisors resumed its session at o'clock D. m.
 This being the time and place set for hearing on the petition for the Brawley Mesquite road, the same was taken up for consideration.
 The report of viewers of the U. S. DeMoulin road were received.
 Messrs. Weaver Heydlouff, c. N. Stahl. House and Pound were head in this matter, and it was continued until July 14
 In the matter of the Plush road. all present were given hearing and no opposition developed The road was declared public highway, and the District Attorney was instructed to bring condemnation proceedings to open said road.
 The matters of the Westmoreland and Birchfield extension roads were taken up together for hearing. Mes SITS. Jones, Welcome, Pyrtle, Snyder BOardtz, Stuart, Ponet, Palmer and
  tions were read from Kate Palmer, Hook and others, and after hearing all parties present the matter was taken under advisement.
 A communication from Albert Dur ham regarding county directory was read and ordered filed.
 It was moved and carried that the Board of Equalization adjourn to meet on Wednesday, July 6, at g a. m.
 A motion was passed that $500 be | transferred from the unapportioned fund to the funds of Road Districts | Nos. 1, 2, 3 and ,. and that 5000 be | transferred to Road District No. 4, to OC aCNuIhCu "uSH odlu IuAuS are dp- | portioned.
 Board adjourned to meet July 6.
 WEDNESDAYS SESSION.
 The Board met at 10 o'clock a. m., on July 6, all members being present.
 The minutes of the meeting of July 5, were read and approved.
 The Board allowed credit of ten days on the jail sentence of Jose Villa for good behavior.
 The reports of the County Live Stock Inspector. Counting Board, School Superintendent, County Treas nrer, Health Officer, Horticultural Commission, County Physician and Tax Collector were received, read and ordered filed.
 A communication was received from Elmer North in regard to ex- porting the books of the County off cers, and was ordered filed.
 A communication was received from c. A. Dawdy in regard to his resignation as County Live Stock h. spector.
 A motion was passed that the cost of a corrugated culvert. $9O. be trans ferred from the funds Of Road Dis trict No. 8, to Road District No. 1.
 An ordinance providing for the eradication of tuberculosis in dairy cattle was adopted by the Board.
 William Black was appointed Jus tice of the Peace for Hanlon Judicial Township. Vice w. Upstill. who has