The border vidette., 1921-11-12

y presented to the board and read. Upon motion duly made and car ried it was ordered that they be allowed to sign the roads in Santa Cruz county at the rate of S1 25 per mile, and that the Au- | tomobile Club of Southern Cal ifornia be informed of the action of the board, as they had made the same price at an earlier date.
 Mir. c. M. Melick, appeared before the board with reference to land assessed to Jerimiah Het- tier, the final certificate of same having been cancelled by the U. S. Patent office at Washington, D. O., and asked that the assess ment be cancelled on same, and upon motion duly made, second ed and carried the treasurer was ordered to cancell said assess ment.
 A communication from c. H. Coffin asking that the check of $3, ,OOO.OO given as good faith for the performance of the condi- tions imposed by the board of supervisors in the S6O, 100000 No gales school bond issue, was presented to the board and read. Upon motion duly made and car ried, the clerk was instructed to authorize the First National Bank to release said check to the John Nuveen company, who had given said check. Communication from John A. McCarty asking for damages done to pasture on account of fence being left open by the contractor, was presented to the board, and report asked for of the committee appointed to ap praise damages on said land.
 Communication from Mrs. O. J. Rothrock asking that their land, thru which the state highway passed, be fenced, was present ed to the board and referred to the engineer in charge of the construction of the said high way.
 A claim in the amount of $25O.OO as reward for the appre- hension and arrest of Thad Nit chell, escaped prisoner, was pre- sented by Enrique Avendaflo, but upon motion duly made and carried, was rejected.
 Viewers report on the Sonoita road change, was presented to the board, read and accepted, and the clerk instructed to have the necessary notices posted for objections, and Monday. Novem- Der 7th, 1921, the day set for the ] hearing of said petition.
 This being the day set for the opening of bids for. the installa- tion of new furnace, the fol- lowing bids were presented to the board:
 Burgoon and Rodriguez:
 For the installation of an over
 head pipe system, Steam Heat
 ing Plant, all work and mate
 rials, and guaranteed, for the
 sum of $4, 3O6 46, or the labor
 only, for the sum of $7OO.OO. w. W. Ford:
 For the installation of Stem Harting Plant, all work and materials, guaranteed, for the sum of $6, ,86S. 50, or the sum | or Pl ,OOO.OO lOF ldOOE Ouly. | G. Castro:
 For the installation of an Ideal
 Sectional Boiler" together
 with all labor and material,
 guaranteed, for the sum of
 S5, 10000.
 | Mayer and Gould:
 For the installation of an over
 head pipe system Steam Heat
 ing Plant, all labor and mate
 rial, guaranteed for the period
 of one year, for the sum of
 $3, ,8O6.OO
 w. J. Corbet Hardware Co.,: For the installation of a Dun-
 ham Vacuum Vapor Heating Plant, all labor and supplies,
 for the sum of S4, T27.OO. Roy 6 Titcomb, Inc.:
 For the furnishing of supplies,
 materials, etc. for the installa- tion of an Over Head System
 Steam Plant, for the sum of
 S5, ,75O.OO.
 A. $. Noon:
 For the installation of an Over Head System Steam Plant,
 abor and all supplies and ma
 terials, for the sum of s, ,219. 50.
 After due consideration and discussion of the bids, it was moved by Member Noon, second ed by Memb Der Ashburn that the