The border vidette., 1921-10-08
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E K. Kelly, coroners' juror, $500.
 M. P. LeFaivre, coroners'
 0. L. Murphy, coroners' juror. $3.OO.
 John J. Logan, coroners' juror. $500.
 Dan McGlone. coroners' juror, $500.
 w. J. Schultz, coroners' juror, $500.
 F. A. Sandoval, coroners' jur, or, $3 %.
 Frank Mannion, coroners' jur- or, $500.
 J. H. MacDougal, coroners' juror, $500.
 Ike Fusion, coroners' juror. $500.
 E. P. Stanley, coroners' juror, $500.
 T. L.. Stouffer, coroners' juror, $3.OO.
 Geo. M. Cochrane, coroners' juror, $500.
 John Maioney, less advance coroners jury, $16.OO.
 MT. c. l.. Northcraft, Collie, Capehart and Coll, from Pata- gonia, appeared before the board asking that something be done to control the flood waters in Patagonia, and after discussion with the board of supervisors, it was considered best for the Pata- gonia chamber of commerce to take the matter of drainage up with the state engineering de partment and the railroad com pany, and for this purpose the services of the county engineer were offered.
 Upon motion duly made and carried, the minute entry on page 313, under date of March 7th, 1921, was changed to read as follows:
 That all jury certificates and claim for justice court juries, be paid by the county treasurer, when properly certified by the clerk of the court of the justice of the peace.
 Upon motion duly made and carried, board recessed until 200 o'clock D. m. Board met at 200 o'clock D. m., all members and clerk being present.
 Ray and Roy Sorrells appear ed before the board with refer ence to the assessment placed on their cattle, stating that at the time of their meeting with the board of equalization, asking for a reduction in number, one ship ment was forgotten, and they were placed on the rolls, and they therefore, asked for a re fund of the taxes. They were asked to produce afidavits from the cattle inspectors with refer ence to this, and action would be taken at a later date.
 H. w. Williams appeared be fore the board stating that he was destitute, and with a wife and three small children to sup port and asked that the board find him employment. As he was in need of food and medi cines at the present time, the board allowed him the sum of $5O.OO until such time as he could find employment or the board could find it for him.
 A communication from the Mo- gales Electric Light 6 Power company, stating that the same size and number of lights as are now in use in the county court house and would be used by them if they were awarded the lighting contract, was presented to the board and read, and upon motion by Member Noon, sec onded by Member Ashburn and carried, the previous proposal of the said company was accepted, to become effective as soon as a new meter and wiring could be installed. and the clerk instruct ed to notify the Nogales Light & Power Company and the Ari zona Gas and Electric Company of the action of the board.
 Upon motion duly made and carried, the clerk was instruct ed to advertise for the installa tion of heating plant in the court house, bids to be accepted until o'clock Monday, Septem ber 10th, 1921, the board reserv- ing the right to accept the bid for the best system and also to reject any and all bids.
 A communication from c. N. Shaeffer with reference to the