The copper era., 1911-01-20
Official Proceedings Broad of Supervisors
 GreenIee County.
January 3, 1911

January 3, 1911
 The Board of Supervisors met in E. V. Horton's office, used as a tenn porary court house, at 9:15 a. ID. Jan uary 3.
 Roll call showed Geo. Webster, Chairman, B. F. Billingsley and J. H. Tolls Cosper present.
 At 9:20 a. ID. on motion by George Webster and seconded by J. H. Cosper, the appointment of w. O. Wheatley for Clerk of the Board of Supervisors and J. H. Kerbey, as As sessor, for a term of four years, and minutes of meeting of January 2, were unanimously approved.
 Motion by J. H. Cosper and seconded by B. F. Billingsley, to consider the matter of temporary court house, carried.
 Motion by George Webster. seconded by J. H. Tolls Cosper and carried unanimously to adjourn at twelve o'clock and to meet at p. m. and go in person and look at every building mentioned ia bids and decide by inspection and examination as to what building would by most suitabl for temporary court house.
 Motion by B. F. Billingsley, seconded by J. H. Tolls Cosper, and carried unanimously, to allow each bidder, the Copper ERA and Duncan Arizonan, respectively, such work for which they held lowest bid, for the year 1911; and by the same order the clerk was authorized to make out an order on each paper tor such sup plies necessary to be used at the election Feby. g, 1911.
 Motion by George Webster, seconded by J. H. Tolls Cosper, B. F. Billingsley, and carried unanimously, to accept Gid Thompson bid of 20 cents per meal to board county prisoners in Morenci jail.
 Bond of J. F. Burke, county recorder, approved by Chairman of Board of Supervisors.
 Bond of 1. B. English. county sheriff, approved by Chairman of Board of Supervisors.
 FUEL. +
 Motion by George Webster second by B. F. Billingsley, and carried unanimously to award A. M Turner contract covering fuel sup plies for the temporary court honse Coal at SIP % per ton; Wood, sawed s13. % per cord; long, Sl2.OO per cord A bond and agreement of $5OOOO wa: required.
 Motion by George Webster, SC conded by B. F. BiIlingsley, and carried unanimously, to adjourn unti o'clock p. m.
 The Board reconvened at 2.45 p. ID . and disposed of the following busi ness.
 Motion by George Webster seconded by J. H. Tolls Cosper, ant carried unanimously, to rent the Casino building, to be used as a tem ; rorary court house, at rent of Sl0t per month for (6) months, and the privilege of renewing same for ( period of twelve (12) months.
 Motion by George Webster, SC conded by B. F. BillingsIey, ant carried unanimously to reject all bid, , for supplies, such as shoes, hats anC dry goods, for county prisoners; by the same motion the sheriff was au thorized to make requisition for al necessary above mentioned supplie! on the Clerk of the Board of Super visors, and said acquisitions to bt couutersigned by the Clerk and sem to the store or establishment supply ing same at cheapest rate; all requis itions are to be numbered numerically and when filled, returned to tho , Clerk, who will immediately charge such supplies to the sheriff for whict he will be held responsible. Bonds of George Burkner, Constable and Gid Thompson, for feeding prisoners at Morenci, were unanim. ously approved.
 Motion to adjourn was made bl George Webster, seconded by J. H Tolls Cosper, and carried uuanimouly and to meet at 9 o'clock a. ID. JaI I, at E. V. Horton's office, used as {; temporary court house.
 Motion by B. F. Billingsley, SC conded by George Webster anC carried unanimously, to approve tn, minutes of the meeting of January 3 January 4, 1911 Roll call showed George Webster chairman; R. F. Billingsley and J. H Tolls Cosper, present. The meeting of the Board of Super visors was called to order at g a. m by Chairman George Webster.
 Motion by George Webster, SC conded by J. H. Cosper, and carried unanimously, that no county oficia or deputy thereof, shall not buy an, office fixture or other necessary sup plies without consent and order ot Board of Supervisors and counter signed by Clerk.