The border vidette., 1921-08-27

to property by county survey, $91 88.
 Patagonia Lumber Co.,. sup plies for county roads, S13.65.
 Evans Mercantile Co.,, storage on county road equipment, So.OO.
 There now appeared before the board, J. E. Lawless, Bud Baldwin, Mrs. A. c. Best, Rich ard Farrell, protesting to the southern route to the San Rafael Valley and Geo. W. Parker, A. l.. Kinsley, E. l.. .Kinsley and Marion Francis, defending said route. General discussion was had pro anG con, with Lawless renewing his charges against county engineer, charging in competency and making false surveys and reports. Memb Der Noon moved that the action by the board at the June meeting accepting the southern route, be vacated, which motion was lost for the want of second. Mem Der Ashburn moved that an out. side engineer be employed to reSurvey the various routes in question, and check up the work done by the county engineer, said engineer to be d disintereSted party and that inveS tigation be made at once. Said motion was seconded by Chairman Finley, aud carried. Member Noon vot- ing No" Member Ashburn moved that the engineer be em- ployed by the board, wbich was seconded by the chairman and carried, Member Noon voting No" After further discussion Lawless again withdrew his charges, claiming misrepresen- | tation and misunderstanding and previous motions by Membe Ashburn were withdrawn. Coun ty engineer produced his profiles of the various surveys, and it was found that the board had i misunderstood the county engi- neer at the June meeting, they thinking that the southern route was ot the shorter grade, but l when studied again, it was | found that there was an approx innate difference of ?, 800. feet in | favor of the Old Glore route, and Member Noon again moved that | the action taken by the board at | the June meeting, accepting the southern route, be rescinded, and that the protests against the San Rafael Hill, known at the Glore route, be rejected, and | that the board accept the former viewers report on said road as surveyed by Lorimore. which motion was seconded by AShburn and carried.
 J. D. Lowell and J. E. Stelzer appeared before the board in be- f half of the petition of A. T. Bird for appointment to justice of the peace of Nogales Precinct No. 1, | filing with the board a memorial signed by the officers of the Army and Navy Union, and read to the board.
 In addition to the petition of A. T. Bird, there were presented petitions by M. Marsteller, R. B. Cunningham, R. l.. O'Neill and an application by Arcus Reddoch. After due considera- tion of all the petitions filed Member Noon moved that M. Marsteller be given the appoint. ment, which was seconded by Member Ashburn and unani- mously carried, the new justice to begin his duties at once, and to furnisd personal bond until a surety bond in the sum of $1, OOO.OO could be furnished.
 MT. Lowell further appeared before the board in behalf of one Mamie Jon Jon, who is at the present time without employ ment and has the support of ar aged mother. Board informed MT. Lowell that they would make an investigation of the case and do what was necessary to relieve her suffering.
 Mr. B A. Mcfarland appeared before the board with reference to a cancerous indigent who was living near Patagonia, and after due consideration, it was ordered that MT. Mcfarland see that he was taken to Cochise county which was his home, the board to stand the expense of the trip
 Upon motion duly made and carried, board recessed until Wednesday,. July 9th, at 1O:OC o'clock a. ID.
 Approved,