The border vidette., 1922-03-18

Paomas Grocery. gro-ories issued to inditants S22 % Gcp WIft indiIent outdoor relief
 and Orrhsn care 70 co Mrs. Solomon Ace Vedo indigent care
 Of siz'minor children 22 50 Ysabci Andrade. indigcnt outdoor re-
 lief 20 co Mrs. R. G onin. in iiccnt outdoorre-
 liof l5 no Griffith Jenkins, house rent for indi-
 gent Mrs. Hobbs 15 co q. O. Modie care of indiaent sick 12Ou Mrs. Margarita Elias. of indigent
 sick l3S 10 Marsh Undertaking Co.,. bnriaI of in-
 digcnt dead co % La Vile de Paris. supplies for indi-
 gents g American Drug Store supplies for
 countS physician 575 Roy < Titcomb. Inc supplies for
 county physiciaa 8 g Pathological Laboratory. examination
 of dogs brain 10 co Benjsn;n Petters .gnSrd in dyphtheria
 54 0Q America: Garage. bringing indigent
 si"E to Nosa!es 8 O J. r. Jnhust one, meals for indigsnt
 Johnson 6 40 Geo ". Parker. meat for indigonts co T. J. Wylio. wood for indigents 10 50 Fossett's Home Dairy, milk for iDdi-
 9ects 6 20
 Mfr Foank Eager presented a claim for car hire. which he claimed had been hired by Sheriff Waite. ami which had not been paid. and ask- ed for adjustment of the claim. As the boari had no authority for paying the claim. the sheriff was ordered to report to the board. thu reason for not paying the said claim.
 Upon motion duly made and carried. board recessed until l:SO p. m. Board met at 13o p. m. All members and clerk being present.
 The following reports were presented to the board audited and ordered fled:
 Report of tho Treasurer for the month of January, 1922.
 Report of Clerk of Superior Coart for the month of January lga2
 Report of the County Recorder for the month of January, 1922.
 Report of tEe Sheriff for the month of Jan- uary, 1922
 Report of the County Assessor for the month of January. 1922.
 R port of the County Engineer for the month of December. 1921
 Rcpo,t of the County Physician and Supt. of HeIith for the month of January. I923
 Report of the Child Welfare Board for the mont of Jauuary 1922. Reports of the Justices of the Peace for Pre- cincts l. 1, and :, for the month Of Janaary, 1929. --s| L
 Upon motion daly made and carried, the Clerk WAS in.tructed to write t" the City Coun- cil and ask for tho return of tue blows loaned by the county, and also that they purchase tks county anre grade, in iie1 of the of the now in use, and which they have used for eeV- ernl years
 This being the day and hOsr sct for the open ing Of bids, tho following presented to the board:
 Bids for Burial of Indigebt Dead: Marsh Undertaking Co.,
 For the burial of iudiScut dead per the specifications of the Board of Super visors, &l5 each case. and S25 each contagious case.
 Nogsies Undertaking Parlors. for the burial of each indigent dead, per the specifications of the Board of Supervisors. Sl5 each case
 As no other biIs were receiVeI. Member Noon novel that the bid of the Nogales Undertzk- bid, which was seconded by Member Ashburn and carried. Bids for County Printing: The Border Yidstte: For the publishing of Proceedings of the Board of Supervisors. set in nonpsreil type. one insertion only, per inch 40.
 For the publishing and priDtiDg of notices of rewards. notices for bids. and all otber print ing that is by law A county charge. many insertions required, 10 per inch.
 There being other bids, it moved by Member Noon, seconded by Member Ashburn that the bid be scct pted, which motion was unanimously carried.
 Bids for the Furnis hing of Meais to Prisoners: Gin Art Lec.-For tie furnishing of meals to prisoners confined within the county jail. two meals per day, per tho specifications of the Board of Su pervisOrs. per meal, IS, Boo Hoo Gin. .22, Wong Wiua-Scen. .2j. 4. r. A. LArrisu. ,25. Mrs. Alice Griffith filed bid, but check attaclI7d.
 Bids for Printing Books. BlAn%s and Misc. Supplies: Bp1dcr Printing & Publishing Co.