Imperial Valley press., 1910-10-08
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 Voting Place-Carter's Store. Judges l.. S. Carter, Oliver Crews.
 rnspectors-Fred O.. Peterson, E. l.. Pingrey.
 Ballot Clerks-w. Black, A. c. Hod- ges.
 Clerks-D. II. o'Brien, J. s. Carter.
 The Board adjourned to october D at 9:3O a. m.
 WEDNESDAYS SESSION.
 The Board of Supervisors was called to order by the chairman at 9:3O o'clock a. m. on October }, 1910. Su- pervisors present: McEIarg, Clark, Wade
 Supervisors absent. Webster, Fer guson. A communication was received from w. E. Talbert relative to the appointment of member of the County Board of Education. This communication was read and filed and the Clerk was instructed to answer it.
 D. K. Goode appeared before the Board and made complaint that the County Live Stock Inspector after killing one of his mules for glanders, over month ago, and without test, failed to examine and test the balance of his stock with which the mule had mingled.
 Reports were read-and filed from the Horticultural Commission, County Veterinarian, County Physician, Treasurer and Auditor.
 An offer of the Delozier Furniture Company to furnish cots and blankets, etc, for use in the jury room was taken under advisement.
 A acquisition for. $1O0 to defray the expenses of c. w. Collins at the State Fair was not allowed.
 The requisition for advertising pamphlets advanced by Frank Read ing in the name of the Fl Centro Chamber of Commerce and the Mer- chants & Manufacturers Association, was not allowed. The request of the Calexico Chron- icle in regard to it's special edition was not allowed.
 A proposition that the County pur- chase the first goods made from Inn perial Valley cotton was turned down.
 The advertising proposition of the california Development Board was turned down.
 Communications were received from the State Agricultural Society the Im- perial Valley Press and the Sunset Magazine, and were ordered fled
 Dr. Selleck County Live Stock h. spector, appeared in reference to charges made by D. K. Goode, and also in reference to dipping tanks for mangy horses.
 as a member of the Board of Horti- cultural Commissioners was received and~accepted
 A petition for the organization of Redwood voting precinct was laid over for future action, as the law does not permit organization of voting precincts at this time.
 A motion was passed that bids be advertised for the building of ap- breaches to the New River Redwood bridge; the Seeley New River bridge and the north approach to the New River bridge south of Silsbee, accord= ing to plans and specifications in the County Surveyors office, said bids to De opened at 2 o'clock p. m. on No- yember IA, 1910.
 The school bond elections of the Alamitos, Alamo, Acacia and West morland school districts were ap- proved, and the bonds ordered ad- vertised for sale.
 The requisition of the Sheriff and the Auditor were allowed.
 The Board ordered the advertising for bids for county printing, said bids to be opened October IA, 1910, at 3 o'clock D. m.
 Reports were received from the | County Auditor, Tax Collector, Treas urer, Live Stock Inspector and Board of Horticulture, and were ordered ! filed.
 I The Board adjourned to the next regular meeting. ! THOUSANDS OF ORANGE TREES.
 Prom 75,O0O to 100000 seeding