The border vidette., 1922-01-21

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 ed to indigents, S158.
 Fossett's Home Dairy, milk is- su ed to indigents, $6. l Griffi tn Jenkins, rent of house l for indigent womaD, S15.
 King Cafe, meal ticket for in
 digent man, $5.
 La Vile de Paris, Clothing is
 sued to indigents. $27.96
 Dr. w. F. Chenoweth, travel
 ing expense visiting indigent
 sick. $1O.
 A Miss Casteneda appeared be fore the board asking aid as she
 was sick and unable to work, and
 upon motion duly made and car ried. she was allowed the sum of S1O per month.
 MT. R. N keaton appeared be 1 fore the board with reference to 1 transfer to property from the 1 assessment of his mother to that of his, so that a widows exemp | tion could be secured for his
 mother, and tbe matter was re | ferred to tue county attorney for l his opinion, upon motion of Mem | Der Noon, which was seconded by Mem Der Ashburn and carried. MT. G. H. Madden appeared before the board and asked for permission to place both the bal ance of the $85, ,OOO and the $6O, GOO school bond issues together, to make easier bookkeeping, but the matter was referred to the county attorney.
 Margarita Cranz appeared be- fore the board with petition signed by citizens of Nogales, asking the county for financial aid, and after due consideration, she was allowed the sum of $1O per month.
 Member Noon moved that statement of all indigent cases which come under the provisions of the Child Welfare Board, be rendered to the county attorney by the Clerk of the Board. which motion was seconded by Mem Der Ashburn and carried.
 Upon motion duly made and carried, the Board recessed until 1:3O D. m. Board met at 1:3O p. ID. All members and Clerk be ing present.
 Depository bond of The First State Bank of Patagonia, in the sum of $4,OOO. signed by R. R. Richardson, c. B. Wilson and w. P. Capehart, was presented by the Treasurer for approval, and was duly approved by the Chairman.
 Bond of Loyal Maple. deputy treasurer, in the sun of $5, ,OOO, with the National Surety Con pany as surety, was presented to 1 the Board and approved by the Chairman.
 This being the hour as per ad- vertised notice, for the opening of bids for car service for Santa Cruz County, the following bids were presented:
 Griffith Jenkins, car service, including two cars and chauffeur, S21S per month.
 J. F. Johnson, ,$25O per month, including as many cars as would be actually necessary. and all gas, oil, rubber and accessories, providing the county guarantee ,25O miles per month and that a price of 20 per mile be paid for every mile in excess of the guar antee. All cars to be equipped with additional gas tanks, addi tional oil and water and tires. After due consideration of the two bids, it being considered that MT. Johnson could give the county the best service, it was moved by Member Noon, second ed by Member Ashburn and carried, that the contract be awarded the said MT. Johnson and the county attorney to fix up the contract and bond to cover the said agreement. Communications from the No gales Chamber of Commerce | with reference to the new Fed eral Aid money allotted to Ari- zona, and asking the Board to ask for federal aid on the Mon. tana Camp road, was presented to the Board, read and ordered filed, and the clerk instructed to 1 ill out the necessary blank for the application, and send it in to the Forest Service. Leave of absence of Ed. Ellis was presented to the Board read and leave granted.
 Communication from H. B. !