The border vidette., 1921-12-10

board of supervisors to pay claims of the court and jury
 bailiffS when presented to her
 properly approved by the sheriff which motion was seconded by | Mem Der AShburn and carried, and the clerk was instructed to 1 so notify the treasurer.
 Member Noon further moved that the treasurer be instructed by the board of supervisors to pay all orders issued by the clerk of the board of supervis. ors, said orders being issued on | time vouchers, which had been prevously approved by the su- | pervisor in whose district the work on the road had been done, which motion was seconded by Member Ashburn and carried. Member Noon further moved that the beard request the High way Commission to take hurried steps toward the Washington Camp grade, which motion was seconded by Member Ashburn and carried.
 The following reports were presented to the board, and or dered fledy
 Report of the county treasurer ! for the month of October, 1921. Report of the clerk of the su- perior court for the month of October, 1921.
 Report of the county recorder for the month of October, 1921. Report of the sheriff for the month of October 1921 Report of the county physi- elan and superintendent of health l for the month of October, 1921. Report of the county engineer for the month of September, 1921. Reports of the justices of the peace for precincts Nos. 1, 4 and z, for the month of October, 1921. Otto Mayer appeared before the board, accompanied by Un- dersheriff Bowman and asked that the. old gas heater be eiim- mated, and a heater connected with the furnace boiler. the cost of which would not exceed $6O.O .OO, which request was grant. ed by the board. Miss Beatrice Be Dard appear ed before the board with a Mex ican orphan child and asked that the board do something to care | for the child, but after an in- vestigation, it was found that the child lived in Mexico, and was a citizen of that country, and the matter was referred to ] the council of Nogales, Sonora. J. E. LawleSs, appeared be- fore the board with reference to | the assessment placed on the cattle assessed to his mother, and after due consideration of the claim, he made affidavit to the effect that at the time of the assessment, there were only 35 | head of cattle belonging to his mother, and asked that reduc- tion of 20 head be made in the assessment, which reduction was ordered by the board, and the | clerk instructed to notify the treasurer to make said reduction on the rolls.
 Upon motion duly made and carried, the clerk was instructed to advertise for bids for car hire i for the sheriff's office, either by the month or by the mileage bid, bids to be opened on Monday, December 5th, 1921.
 Upon motion duly made and carried, the clerk was instructed to authorize the treasurer to transfer the sum of $4, 100000 from the county general fund to the county salary fund and the further sum of $2,2OO.OO from the county general fund to the county expense fund.
 The bond and contract of May CT and Gould, for the installation of heating plant in the court house, was presented to the board and approved by the chairman.
 The board now took up the matter of dividing the insurance on the court house and furniture among those who had made ap- plication for the insurance, and the following division was made: First National Bank, S22, 100000,
 Budge Agency, $17, 7,OOO.OO; Bar nes Agency, $1O,OO0.O0; Nogales Insurance Agency, S20, ,OOO. .OO, and Hammock & Pinkerton, S5, GOO %, making total of S74 ,OOO insurance.
 Communication from T. B.