The border vidette., 1922-12-09

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 house S6 co EscaIa Bros., supplies for eherins
 office 35 Geo Marsh, Inc suppl for court
 house s5 A s Noon. repa firing jail cells i6 % C Castro. repairing plumbing q J Saxon, advance contingent fuEd
 for November 200 % H J Saxon excrss in October contin-
 gent fund 2 Si II Saxon, expense trailing stolen
 90 % J Johnson hire for court house,
 Octob,r 760 10 Charlie Lin. feeding county prisoners 226 S2 Frank Do'ly, court baiiiff 3d % w Holt, court bailiH % D w Hale, special prisoner guard O0 E Camerliu special prisoner guard no co Chris Nichols, special prisoner guard B % J E Sfelzer, m king back tax book 125 co O G Failor, certified copy for county
 attorney 9 Haydea Pendergrass, justice peace
 precinct No. office rent To co Maj gasita Elias. care of indigsnt sick 60 75 St. Joseph's Hospital, care of wound
 ed prisoner 1S5 co Assoc atei Charities. care of county
 indigents 23l IO O Smith. cpunty investigator 90 co Arizoaa C II Assn. care of Indigent
 orphan children ST % American Dr, Store, supplies for
 smaiipox case 50 Psge. special guard 8 co Flores, erk prima-y election,
 precinct No co Jane E McFarlaue, clerk primary cleo
 tiGn. precinct No. % W Wilde, judge primary election,
 precinct No co J Johan Ates, Marehal primary election.
 precinct No 9 co W D Parker. insp csor primary eloc-
 ton, precinct No. F % Clara Curtis, Marshal primary cleo
 tion, precinct No. F % Back. clerk primary election.
 precin-t No. 14 % W II PInkerton, registration os voters 2l co
 voters 27 60 H B Riggs reg stration of voters 15 20 Jas G Fraizer, Iegis;ration of voters 12 O Phil Clarke appt ared before the Board with reference to oh 1ng ing the road to Ruby o in accc dance with the change authorized by the Board in 19l8 and after due consideration Member Noon move that the change tc made and that the county engineer te asked for an estimate nf the cost of said change. W. H. Hathaway appeared bc:ore the board | asking for one ot the county rangers for the easterszcni of the county. Member Noon mov cri that fotfr rangers be abolisffel for the son that there were funds available at the present time, which motion died for the want of secor d. Further acton on this matter was l defe red until Wednesday,. NoveIn ber 8th. 1922. J. E. Wise appeared b-fore the board with reference to assessment the old Arizona hotel building which had been torn down prior 1 to the time the assessment was made, but was overlooked when the Board Of Equa ization l met in June. and upon motion doly made, sec onded and carIird, he was allowed the refund the said building.
 NIT. Wingle. forest ranger, appeared before the board with reference to repair and main l tainance work the Ruby Ioad. but the matter is in Supervisor Noon's district, the matter referred to him.
 Dolores Villa appeared before the board ask | ing that she be given widows exemption as she had been a widow for many years, and could not pay the tax levied npon her property. After consideration. it was novel, seconded and car year 1922. and the c'erk was instructed to au- thOrize ths treasurer to make said change. The question was now bret up about the non appearance of the ell ctons boards appUi inted by the board of supervisors, for tho three wards in Nosales. and the following changes were made: Ward No. l, Inspector Jas. V. Robins: Clerks, J. l.. Stelzer and 1T. A. Corpe. Ward No ?. Inspector. C J. Healy; Clerks NJ. T. McCieary and Hugo Milier Marshal, Joe Serino. Ward No. 2, Inspector. D. O. Wilkey; Judges. Frank Miller and R. K. Taylor. The | rest of the board stood first appointed, as they were willing, Q serve.
 The board recessed uatil Wedno sday, ! November SII at 1o:cO o'clock a 1n APPROVED,
 JAS. L. FINLEY. ATTEST: CHAPMAN