The Coconino sun., 1916-01-14

gineer for the year 1915, was ap- proved.
 By the unanimous action of the Board, it is hereby ordered that no claim against the county for road. work will be allowed unless such work is done under the supervision of the County Engineer or upon his order sanctioning the written request of the applicant.
 The report of the county treasurer for the month of Dec. 1915, showing receipts of $32,27475; disbursements of $4S, ,5S6.20; balance on hand Jan. 1, 1916 of $94,057.49 distributed to the various county funds, was checked with treasurer's receipt stubs, can celled warrants and books, was found to be correct and same was approved.
 The board of supervisors, with the county attorney then proceeded to count the money in the treasury and turned in the following verified re- port:
 The amount of money that ought to be in the treas ury IS. ....,.. SS4 ,U0i.3J The amount of money ac- tually in the treasury is. 94,057.49 That kind of money is silver 14.70 Currency 2000 Cash items. ........... 11,374.S5
 Amount deposited in Ari- zona Central bank and inter- est being paid to the county upon such deposit $63,097.71 less outstanding checks $2Os.59 ............. :. 62,SS9.12
 Amount deposited in the Citizens bank and interest
 being paid to the county thereon .............. 15,543.01
 Amount deposited in the Williams State bank and in- terest being paid to the County thereon. eon.... 4,215.S1
 Total ....... $94 ,057.49 The rate of interest the county re- ceives is two per cent per annum on the daily balances, credited to the county monthly.
 We further depOse and say that not more than three months have elapsed since the last counting of such mon- eys was made as required by law.
 This counting was made on the 31st day of December, A. D. 1915.
 It being made to appear to the board that the personal property of the Titantic Copper Co. was entirely dissipated and destroyed, upon motion duly made and carried, the county treasurer was ordered and directed to strike said personal property assess ments from the tax rolls for the years, 1914 and 1915.
 Upon motion duly made and carried, F. O. Allen was appointed immigra- tion commissioner for the year 1916.
 The board then proceeded to open and inspect the bids for the delivery of thirty-five tons of coal at the coun- ty hospital, as advertised. It appear ing to the board that the bid of Bab- bitt Bros. was the lowest and most satisfactory, the contract was awarded them on their bid of SIPS per ton.
 It appearing to the board that there was but one application for the rental of the county farm as advertised, the contract was awarded L. A. Cross.
 The Board then proceeded to open and inspect the bids for county phys ician at Williams as advertised. It appearing to the board that the bid of A. G. Bonneville was the lowest, he was duly awarded the contract on his bid of $16.30 per month, or S195.- 60 for the year.
 The board then proceeded to open the bids for the county printing for the year 1916, as advertised. It ap- bearing that the bid of F. s. Breen was the lowest and the most satis- factory, upon motion duly made and carried, said printing contract was awarded accordingly.
 It appearing to the board that no bid was made for the feeding, of the prisoners confined in the county jail, the clerk was directed to notify the sheriff to make suitable and economi- cal arrangements for the feeding of such prisoners as may be now and during the year 1916, confined in said county jail.
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