Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-30


ed for bigamy.
per mile. In taking insane prisoners
to the asylum, l.6OS miles were ira
iveled.
"summoning the grand jury for
the spring term, 246 miles were ira
lveled; for the fall term, 25G miles.
iSummoning the petit jury for the
spring term, l72 miles were travel
ed for the fall term, 1874 miles. sub
lpoenaing grand jury witnesses for the
spring term, 762 miles We're travelled
in the fan term, 1872 miles. summon
ing witnesses for the petit jury. 2S4
miles We're travelled for the spring
term; fail term, 262 miles. In maxi
ing arrests after indictments had
been found 60 miles We're Travelled.
In taking prisoners TO the peniten-
tiary and reform school, $50 miles
were travelled.
I'VE further find that the sherlffs
office has received as fees in civil
cases S6t8,10 This amount has been
retained by the sheriff's office up TO
the present time. but we are informed
it will be turned over TO the county
treasurer when demanded.
"The following amounts have been
paid by the sheriff in conducting the
business of the office for the year
1914:
"Chlef deputy. s1,s0O; second depu-
ty, $1,000; for extra deputies, car
fare, livery hire, ETC., S550.90; tele-
phone, postoffice box, automobile
hire, which was found necessary in
conducting the business of the office,
$316.34, of which approximately $3.50
was paid for automobile hire; for
bailiffs and summoning grand juries,
the spring term, $473.S5, for bailiffs
and summoning grand jury at the fall
term, $537.S5. for livery hire, which
was based on 81 per day per team,
$311.15.
1--WE find in going over the expend
itures of the office that the overhead
expenses, not counting any salary for
the sheriff, amount in the year 1914
to $5.190.O9
1--WE further find that the sheriff
has collected from liquor licenses
$4,000, opt of which he has retained |
q commission, upon the recommended !
ton of the district attorney, Of $772. !
This amount is to be paid into the /
treasury upon demand. We
find that he has turned over to the (
county treasurer the balance of !
$tS,52S.
1--WE further find that the expense
Of running the jail Is as follows: one
jailer, $50 per month; two guards at
$40 per month each. This amount, /
however, is paid By the county direct I
I'VE further find that $4,000 was
paid for board at the rate Of 80 cents
per day for each prisoner.
THE county surveyor was out OF
town and his son Edmund, furnish
I'd the following Information To do
ordinary work party of -four is re-
CURED and the following rates usual
" prevail.
Surveyor, So per day; three help
FRS at So per day each, S6. team at
SO per day When in camp so that the
party cannot return home each night, /
about so cents per man should be
added
Beard of County commissioners. NJ
fred Grunsfeld, Chairman.
"Mr. Grunsfeld says the board has
no expense and cannot delegate its
authority and hence can have no dep
mites Il holds on an average of four
meetings month
Probate Judge John Baron Burg.
THE probate Judge has no expense
N his office and cannot delegate his
power and so has no deputies.
Respectfully submitted.
"A. B. sTROUP.
GEORGE r. CRAIG,
y. KORBER,
"A. FLEISCHER.
DON j. RANKIN.
"Committee."