The border vidette., 1922-06-10


 Geo. R. Watt. Indigent outdoor relief 10 OO Mrs. ROsaria Quln, ind gent outdoor
 relief I5 OO w. F. Chenoweth. exp penss visiting in-
 diRent sick . % Laura Parsons. reward for appr6 han-
 sion of Ezeq uiel Lara and accom-
 plice 6oc Cn
 Upon motion duly made and carried. Board recessed until 1880 p. m. Board met at 1:3O p. m. Al members and clerk being present.
 Mrs. O. J. Rothrock appeared before the Board with further reference to her claim for damages. and after due consideration, it Uas moved sec onded and carried. that she be allow ed the sum of $4LO % which waa accented Inv her. as agreeable
 Mr. Archie Connors. appearing before the Board for Mir. KiDgan. who was too i'll to meet with the Board as per his agreement, took up the matter of the Baca Float back tax shit. general discussion followed, and Mir Conaors suggested compromise as follows: That ths assessment of 1913 and 1914 be reassessed and that the penalties for those years he cancelled. They are willing to pay 1915 and 1916 in full. After MT. Connors had stated his side, the Board took the matter under consideration and finally decided that they would consider & com promise of Slc0 .c00OU. which Nr. Connors said he would take up with Mir. Kingan and ad vise us at the next meeting.
 The Beard reported approval on the deposi- tory bond of the First National Bank with the U. $. F. & G. for S50900.o1.
 Upon motion duly made seconded and car ried, !he motion made by the Board under date April 4,h, reducing the salaries of the various Clerks, was recinded. and made effecting as of April 18th.
 The Board now took up the question of addi- tional council for the assistance of the County Attorney in the prosecution of the Pearson murderes, and asked Mir. Leslie Hardy if he would consider rendering his services gratis to the county. which Mr. Hardy readily agreed to do.
 The following reports were praeented fo Board, read and ordered fled:
 R'port of the County Treasurer for tho month of April. 1922.
 Report of the Cisr of Supsrior Court for the month of April. 1922.
 Report of the County Recorder for the month of April, 1922
 Report of the County Assessor for the month Of April, 1922.
 Report of the Sheriff for the month of ApriI 1922
 Report of the County Physician and Supt of Health for the month of April, 1922.
 Report of the County Engineer for the month of March, 1922.
 Reports of the Justices of the Peace for pre- cincts 1, 1, and :, for the month of April 1922.
 Report of the State Examiner for the year ending February 25t 1922. -.-fr
 Communication from the Corporation Com mission with reference to suit filed against No- gales K. L. I. S P Co. by the Arizona Gas O.. was presented to the Board. read and ordered filed.
 Communication from the State Fair Com missioner with reference to the appointment of 0 County Fair Commissioner presented to the Board, and upon motion duly made. seconded and carried, MT. J. B. Bristol appointed to act as County Fair Commissioner for the purpose of securing exhibit for the State Fair to be held in Phoenix in October.
 Petition from Mir. R l.. Macon askipg for the appointment of Justice of the Peace of Sopori precinct, and signed by the required number of aIn f,4 4hn o,,I motion duly made, seconded and carried the { appointment was made and bond fixed in the sum of Sl.0Co.o0.
 An application for Indgent relief from Mrs. Juana Duarte of Patagonia. presented to the Board, and after due confederation, she was allowed the sum of SI5.OO per month. A communication from the Tucson Chamber of Commerce was presented to the Board. ask ing them to adopt a similar resolution, which after due consideration was adopted as followe: WHEREAS the South cru Arizona Interstate Highway entering the State at Rodeo. New Mexico. thence to Douglass Bisbee, Tombstons. Benson, Tucson. Florenc, Mesa. Phoenix. Yuma. is primary importance to the State of Arizona, and ro the Government of the United States. and
 WHEREAS, this highway traversiug six of the fourteen counties of this State in which locateI over Gl per cent of the entire population of the Stat. paying taxes on assessed valuation | of 5i cent of the total taxable wealth of the State and
 WHEREAS, t'.is highway syetem connects the important AgricultcraI. Mining. Commer- | ial aEd Educational communities of the State, and
 WHEREAS, this highway is nearly com pletc. having more miles of constructed road than any other state routc and WHEREAS, the United HtatCs government l has called oTon the Arizona State Highway Department to designate the Fer cent State | High way System for Federal Aid, Eow, there | fore
 BE IT RESOLVED that Santa Cruz County. | thru it's Board of Supervisors. join with the | Boards of Supervisors and commercial bodies ! of Cochise Pinal, Pima. Maricopa and Yuma | counties in requesting the Governor and the 1 State Highway Department of ArIzonA, to de- | eignate the above mentioned highway as a Pri- | mary Interstate Route. Upon motto duly made. seconded and car | ried, the Clerk was instructed to thorize the l Treasurer to transfer the sum of S--from 1 the County General Fund to the County Salary | Fund. aud rhe fUrtbcc sum of &-from tbe County General Fund to the County Expense Fund.
 | Discussion had with refcresce to | clerical work in the Court House and Chair | man Finley proposc R plan to cUn-OlidAte the | clerical work of various offices in the Court | Housc. thereby reducing tho number of clerks | now necessary. the matter bcinls taken under ndvisemeLt.
 There being furtbcr bIsiness, the Board l cesscd until Saturday, the Eth. at o'clock l r. NJ.
 APPROVED. JAS. L. FINLEY.