The border vidette., 1922-04-08
WAS G:vcn fo!l antAo1i1y t.

| Dsa Johnson aDTeartd eeors the Ruard with reference to indigent he p. nd the Board lad | sent him to thr Pionre < Home. and he had turnei, it was Il desire of tte Board 10 T. turn | him to the Home. Jutns' cl.ined he could not live th re, and that ha had to be hore to get | treatment for his eyes. .nI it moved that he be given the sum of SlOtO per month until further n,t-ce.
 1 Upon motion duly made and carried, Board | recessed uLtil l:30 r. N. Boat q met ct I:3o F. NJ. All, ,merrt CTS and Clerk being present. 1 Tho matter of Mrs. R throck's claim for a | fence along the C"un'y Road thru their en- | larged home tead. waa ag in taken under dis cussi n and upcn InotiCn duly mace. aeccn1ed and carried, it was decided that ne the Board | had accepted tho vi. wers re; ort on this road . which allowed ro dam gas, that fence c l buiit for Ms. R"tbroek. and tho Clerk in strncted to notify Ter of ih2 action of the | Board. Mir. Theron Ri. hardson sppearel before Il e ent depository ben of S75, ,0)J.G0 into boIrls of snlalle amounts, which granted. provi = | ing that the bank could put up Liberty Bonds or other security. in case tic s75 eco. co had to | be released in order [" write the smaller bonds 1 which Ar. Richardson agreed to do | Leonard Smith appeared before the Board king that he be allowed purchase the motorcycle at the rStc of $iu O Ter month l giving t!e Board good fccnrity for his pay 1 mcnts- This, together with u other npplic.- | tion for the purchase of the motorcycle, WAS rcferre to Menlter Noon for action on the ljth l An affidavit of It trnnn Baljiuegro neI.ing for i 6 reduction In valuation from $l COCO to S5a, was pres nte to the Board and read. but after l due cunsiderat it move I. seconded anl | carried that he rciI t,on te to the amount 1 only of $'to o9 aud the Clerk instruct ,d to notify the Ttc.sc of the action of the Board. Geo. II. Fiedler appaared before the Board | with f'rther refs renee to surplus ;n the High way Improv ment Fund upon wi,i..h it is the desire of the Highyg " Commission to ask Fe- eral Aid. and asked that tkc fl nj remain in | tho hanIs of Sant, Cruz County, nad rfot be deposited to the cred t Of the State Highway Department had been r. sGuested by the State Eng neer- It waa tLc desire of the Board that the funds remain in the henis of Santa Cruz County CntiI assured that Federal. 4 ii had been secured. and then to remain here as previous funds had doLe. which met with the 1 approval of both tho Highway CoInmission and the Board of SaT ervisors.
 | The rev cation of Mrs. I4ona C. Mix. was | presented to Ihe Board and accepted, and in her steal, the appo; ntment of Harry Harper Sherman was approve l. dating from March Ist. | 19c., a sala,y ( SI25 O0 Ter month His claim for ealary from Febr uary It h, to 2sth.. | inclusive, for S62 50. disapproved by the | Board of Sui e. visOrs.
 The following reports were presented to the | Board, read and ordered filed:
 | Report of the County Treaeur Ter for month eff | February 1922
 Report of the Clerk of Superior Court for the .ns of February. 1922.
 Report of the County R-cOl der for the month of February 1922
 Report of the Sheriff for the ncnsh of FeI.- l ruary, 1922.
 Report of the County Assessor for the month
 of February. 1922
 Report of the hiId Welfare Board for the
 month of February. 1922.
 Report of the County Physician and Super intendcut of Health for the month of Feb-
 ruary, 1929.
 Report of the County Engineer for the month
 of JauCery. 1922
 Reports of Justices of the Peace for pre- | cincts Nos l, {. and :, for the month of Feb | runry, 1922.
 The Chairman reported approval the fol l lowing boDde G. G. Morgan Printing Co.,. for supplies, 1T
 the sum ot SJoO co, with the Maryland Casually 1 Company. as surety. l Manufacturing Stntioners Inc, for scpplies and books, in sum of $500 O, with the L. S. F 1 X G. Co.,. surety.
 F. B. Cartoon, for burial of iniigent dead in sum of SIC0OO, with D. G. Sampson and F.
 D. Hamnnck as sureties.
 | Soo Hoo Gin, for feeding county prisoners
 with Gin Lem and Wong Now suret'es. w. NJ. Heady. J. P. pr ecinct No. :. in amount 1 of Sl .0OO.GO, with the Fidel ty and Deposit Com pany surety.
 A petition, sigr ed by ,izens and taxpayer.
 
 Board, accompanied by affidavit and copies ot notice posted the required time previous ts 1 presentation, askins for 6 county road fol lows:
 ! Beginning at the Nogales-Tucson High way
 and running eastward to the property line ut 1 Tumacobori Mission Monument, the center oi the road to be extension of thu front line o
 the Mission building, th' nee westward to the
 highway again Upon motion duly made anG
 carried, the petition was accepted. and MT. $. Noon, F. D. Hammack, nd County Engineer
 J. w Llrimore, were appointed viewers on the said road.
 A communication from Mir. J. w. Larimore asking that be be appointed & delegate at
 tend the meet ng of the United Good Roads Association. presented to the Board and
 upon motion duly made seconded and carried
 the appointment was made.
 communication from the League of the Southwest asking for a representation at the
 meeting to be held in Phoenix March 18th.
 was presented to the Board and read. and upon
 motion duly made and carried. MT. J. l.. Sch
 leimer and MT. I. P. Fraizer were appointed
 delegates to attend said meeting.
 A communication from Mrs. P. A. Hanson
 asking for a reduction in taxes account oi
 being assessed for Unpatented land. WAS read , and referred to the County Assessor.
 communication from Lyman H. H,ys
 State Representative from Cochise county with l reference to House Bill 37 and 3S. with refer | once to gasoline tax and motor vehicle licen SC tax said bills providing that said taxes be paid l into the cauntIes from which they assessed
 and to the county general road fund. and ask
 ing the boards opinion on same- Upon motion ! duly made and carried. the board instructed
 the clerk luform MT. Hays that they indOrs-