The border vidette., 1915-05-15

line across the grant interSectine
 the south boundary line of saic
 grant a t right angle.
 A petition signed by parents
 and guardians of at least ten GO
 children of school age, at So.
 noita was presented to the board
 asking that the board change the
 line dividing the Elgin and Sonoi.
 ta school districts from the pre-. sent line as it now appears on the l supervisors minute book. to a line
 beginning at the N. w. corner
 of the s. w. Ii Sec. II, Twp. 20
 5. Range 17 east, thence along
 the west boundary line of Sec.
 II, g. 26 and 35, Twp. 20 S.. Range 17 E. thence in a direct line across the grant intersect- ing the south boundary line of said grant, at right angle.
 Communication to the county superintendent of schools, sign ed by the three school trustees of Sonoita school district, and by two school trustees of Elgin school district, requesting the change in the boundary line be- tween Elgin and Sonoita was presented to the board by the county superintendent of schools
 Mir w. H. Collie of Elgin, ap- peared before the board in be- half of the petitioners of Elgin. and SonOita districts, requesting the board to change the boun- dary line between the school districts, according to the re- quest of the petitioners of the two school districts.
 Mr. l. P Fraizer and Mr. D. Saur of Elgin, appeared. and presented a petition signed by parents or guardians of at least ten 1O) children of school age, at Elgin, protesting against the change in the boundary line be- tween Elgin and Sonoita school 
 Report of Clerk of Superior Court for the month of March 1915, was presented and filed.
 Report of County Recorder for the month of March 1915, was pres and fled
 Report of County Treasurer for the month of February 1915, was presented and filed.
 Report of County Assessor or the month of March 1915, was presented and filed.
 Sheriff'S report of fees collect d during the month of March -915, was presented and filed.
 Report of w. Gittins, Justice 'f the Peace, precinct No. 1, for he quarter ending March 31st, -915. was presented and filed.
 Report of Wm. Lowe, justice if the peace precinct No. 3 for luarter ending March 31st. 1915, and filed.
 Report of George T. Coughlin, ustice of the peace precinct No. !, for the month of March 1915, ] audited and filed.
 Report of Richard Farrell, ustice of the peace, precinct No.
 for quarter ending March 31st, 915, audited and filed.
 Report of Isaac P. Fraizer, ustice of the peace, precinct No. 10 for quarter ending March 4SO, 1C1O, cbuoiGSo cbl1o
 Report of O. Phelps justice of he peace, precinct No. 12 for uarter ending March 31st, 1915, udited and filed.
 Report of Josiah Bond, justice f the peace, precinct, No. 13, or quarter ending March 31st. 915, audited and filed.
 Upon motion, the board ecess d until 1:3O D. m.
 Board met at 1:3O D. m. All lembers of the board and clerk resent.
 The following demands were udited and allowed:
 h. w. F. Chenoweth,
 expense attending county patients .... 5 3 25 IF. J. M. Harris, care of
 contagious cases -. 1O5 % IT.. J. M. Harris, vac cinating and disinfect-
 ing March, 1915 .... 33 co ose Castillo. care and burial of indigent. 15 % R. Mcintyre, supplies ( furnished smallpox
 patients ... ~ , 55 :. $. Henderson, sup
 plies to indigent small 1 poX patients .... -. ? S5 . O. Foltz, supplies I furnished indigent. 45 % Scalada Bros. SuDDlieS