Imperial Valley press., 1910-09-10
SELLECK APPOINTED
 STOCK INSPECTOR
County Supervisors Select Him On Third Ballot -- New
 Advertising Plans
Game Warden Recommends That the Open Season for Ducks be Length ened.-Board to Ask for Bids for seeIey Bridge Construction.

El Centro, California, at il o'clock a, m., on September 6.
 Supervisors present: McHarg, Clark Webster, Ferguson. Supervisors ab- sent Wade.
 H. Wander Heuvel and others ap- peared before the Board in regard to a bridge across New River west of Mobile, and recommended that a bridge be located north of Linneau Drive, west of Mobile.
 On account of good behavior Fred Wright was ordered released from the County Jail where he was under .. sixty day sentence.
 The County Game Warden appeared before the Board and recommended that the open season on ducks be ad vanced to September 1. He was in- structed by the Board to correspond with the State Game Warden.
 The reports of the County Expert for April, May and June on the Coun- ty Auditors books weee received.
 A request was received from the Imperial County Beekeepers' Associa- tion asking that the County Bee In spector be sent at the expense of the county, not to exceed $1OO, to portions of the state where black brood exists, in order that he might make a study of the disease and become familiar with methods of extinguishing it. The matter was referred to the Dis triet Attorney.
 The reports of the County Health Officer and the County Treasurer were received and ordered filed.
 Bids for reroofing the Court House were opened. The bid of Isaac Low thian was for $97425 and the bid of w. D. Stone was for $9SO. The mat ter was taken under advisement N The application of Dr. w. D. Sel- leck for appointment to the position of County Live Stock Inspector was presented and taken under advise ment.
 Magazine, appeared before the Board and presented propositions for adver- tising Imperial County through the medium of this magazine.
 The Board decided to contract with the Sunset Magazine for twelve hilf page advertisements in the magazine and 12,500 illustrated descriptive book lets of Imperial County This also includes the services of three lectur- CTS who present lantern slides of this valley with their lectures, and the services of the Southern Pacific Homeseekers' Bureau in the distribu- tion of the valley booklets. The county is to pay $12OO for this ser vice which is to extend through one year.
 The Board ordered the transfer of '$10,0O0 from the unapportioned funds to the general fund.
 The hearing on the Brawley- Mes quite road was continued to Wednes- day, September T. at 10 a. m.
 The Board adjourned to a. m, on Wednesday, September '. WEDNESDAY, SESSION.
 The Board of Supervisors met on September with all members present except Wade
 MT Davis appeared before the Board in behalf of the appointment of Dr. Selleck as County Live Stock Inspec- tor
 F. M. Reading appeared before the Board on behalf of the El Centro Chamber of Commerce in regard to {, bridges and roads, and urged the Board to more activity in this line
 A motion was adopted instructing the County Surveyor to subdivide the Yuma Indian Reservation as shown on the Government plat to show the supervisoral district lines according to sections.
 All bill approved at this time were allowed
 A /The Brawley- Mesquite Lake road hearing was continued.
 The Board adjourned to g o'clock a. m. on September 8.
 THURSDAYS SESSION.
 The minutes of August IS were read and approved as corrected.
 The bid of Isaac Lowthian for re-