The border vidette., 1921-05-14

of insane, $5. .OO.
 T. B. Pitts, examination of insane, $500.
 Otto Mayer, sprinklers for court house yard, $26. .95.
 w. w. Ford, repairs to plumb ing, $18.85.
 Ben Powell, ,hauling away dead animal, $500.
 H. O. Bostwick, remodeling attorneys quarters, $215.OO.
 J. K. Wright. painting and calcimining attorneys quarters, $115 co.
 Leslie c. Hardy, appeared be fore the board with reference to | needed representation in Was hington on the Baca Float back tax suit, and upon motion duly made and carried. his claim for $35O. co for the estimated expen ses of the trip, was allowed, Member Noon refusing to vote on same.
 Chairman Finley spoke in be half-on Rue, who has been out of work, and with large family, and asked that the members con slider allowing him $15.OO per month until such time as he could find work. Action was unanimous, and the sum of SIS. .OO per month was allowed.
 Minutes of the meetings of | March 7th, special meeting of March 8tb, and recessed meeting of March 18th, were read and approved.
 Upon motion duly made and carried, the board recessed until 1:3O p. m. Board met at 1,3O D. ID. Members and Clerk being present.
 Justice of the Peace Wilkey appeared before the board ask ing the board for an increase in salary, and that the clerk be allowed an increase, a $25.OO increase being asked except in the case of the constable, and his increase was asked in the amount of $1O %. Upon motion duly made by Member Noon, seconded by Member Ashburn, and unanimously carried, it was ordered that dating from April 4th, 1921, the salaries are to be as follows, Clerk of the Board of Supervisors. $15O.OO per month, Deputy County Recorder, $125 .OO per month, Deputy Coun ty Treasurer, SIPS. .OO per month, Deputy County Assessor, $125. % per month. Deputy Clerk of month. Deputy County Attorney, S125 %, Deputy School Super iutendent, $125 % per month, Justice of the Peace of Prot. No. 1, $15e.OO per month. and Constable of Prct. No. 1, $1OO. co per month.
 William Wilson, an aged and indigent man asked that the board send him back to his home in New York City, and after due consideration it was moved, seconded and unanimously carri- ed that the Clerk be instructed to secure the indigent transpor tation for MT. Wilson, and send him home.
 The following reports were presented to the board, read and ordered flied:
 lN6pOTU Ol GLl0 COuAUy GESdSuICE for the month of March, 1921.
 Report of the clerk of the su perior court for the month of March, 1921.
 Report of the county recorder for the month of March, 1921.
 Report of the county attorney for the month of March, 1921.
 Report of the county assessor for the month of March, 1921.
 Report of the sheriff for the month of March, 1921. Report of the county physician and uperintendent of health for the month of March. 1921.
 Report of the county engineer for the month of February, 1921,
 Reports of Justices of the Peace for the Precincts, No. 1 3, 1, 5, and and 12, for the month of March, 1921.
 Upon motion duly made and carried, the clerk was instructed to authorize the treasurer to transfer the sum of S4, ,5OO.OO from the county general fund to the county salary fund and the further sum of s, 10000 from the county general fund to the county expense fund.
 c. J. Grouse appeared before the board asking for the appoint na0t as u,otOr DOlica aS nor A