The border vidette., 1921-04-16

cutting or cattle guards auC fences on Baca Float, $20O.OO. R. l.. O'Neill, interpreter ip superior court, S25.OO.
 Thornton Typewriter Agency, repairs to county attorneys ma chine, S15.OO.
 The Bisbee Daily Review, pre- pairing papers for Baca Float case, $11OO.
 Lucille Walker, expense in cured as per contract, re road bonds, S1, ,49O.OO.
 Mir. J. B. Lawless and A. L. Kingsley, present ted petitions for the road leading to the San Ra fael Valley, Mir. Kingsley's peti ton asking that the road follow the new survey for which 8 peti ton has been dR!y presented auL viewers appointed. but have nc.' acted favorably on, while Mr. Lawless's petition is as follows:
 Beginning at a point at the foot of the San Rafael hill on the present road, thence pro- ceeding southeast on the ole Glory Survey ar-d joining the present again at LawlesS' fence"
 Upon motion duly made and carried, after lenghty discussion, it was decided that no further action be taken on same until the board and county engineer could make an investigation of the said road.
 Member Noon moved that the matter of transferring money voted for in the old highway i'm Provement bonds, from one road to another and from one location to another. be referred to the county attorney for written opinion. Seconded by Member Ashburn and unanimously car ried.
 Mir. Weldon Bailey, appeared before the board with reference to the petitioned road across the north half of the Baca Float, asking the board for further consideration of his verbal agree ment with the board with re ference to the placing of cattle guards across the road, where his fence crosses. The board requested him to give them a written agreement, which he did, and the matter was referred to the county attorney for a legal opinion as the what constituted an obstruction to county road.
 Upon motion duly made and carried, board recessed until 1 1:CO o'clock, p. m. Board met at 1 :OO D. m. ali members and clerk being preseD+.
 This being the day set for the hearing of objections to the Patagonia Duquesne road and the Amadoville roads, the fol lowing action was taken:
 That action on the Pats gania- Duquesne road. be deferred until a further survey could be made by the board and the County Engineer, and that further con- sideration could be given to the claim of Mrs. Fortune for $4OOOO damages to the land taken by the new survey, and that the claims for damages by McFar- land, Bergier and Young could be considered at the same time.
 That the Amadoville road be declared as follows: .1
 Be It Resolved by tue Board of Supervisors, that the road petition for 8 change in the county road running for Amado- vile station to the state high way, be, and the same is hereby declared a county road, and that damages in the sum of $50. % be allowed T. A. Bardon, where the change crosses his land. That clerk instruct the engineer to map same, and that the said map and the field notes thereof be re- corded in the office of the county recorder as required by law.
 Members Noon moved that all jurors certificates and claims for justice court services, be paid by the county treasurer, when pro perly certified by the clerk of the court and the justice of the peace. Said motion was seconded by Member Ashburn and unani mously carried.
 MT. Purdum and Mir. Madden appeared before the board with reference to additional cost of the school building, and asking that the board consider an esti mate for same in the budget for the fiscal year beginning, July 1St., 1921. The matter was taken . s<l