The border vidette., 1922-07-15

| indisent eases, 172 2s l Arizona Chidren's Home Association, l care of indigent orphan children S5 O1 Margarita Elias. care of indigent sick III 7J l Juana Duarte ind gent outdoor relief, Ij co 1 Mrs. R. Q':in, ind gent outdoor relief, 15 co l w. F. Chanoweth, travel;ng expense visiting indig"n5 sick, 15 co | Raymond Burruel. transportation of | insane man to NogGles, 10 co
 The minutes of the meetings of May 1st. and | 18th. were read and approYed. | The following re ports were presented to the Board, read, and ordered filed: Report of the County Treasurer for the | month of May, 1929. If port Of the Clerk of the SuF erior Court for l the month of May, 1929. Report of the County Recorder for the month of May, I?22.
 Report of the County Assessor for the month | of May, 1922.
 Raport of the Sheriff for the month of May, 1929.
 Report of the County Physician and Super in tendent of Health for the mcnth of May, 1922
 Report of the County Engineer for the month of April 1929.
 R ports of Justices of the Peace for Pre- cincts l, |, 5 and F. for the month of May, 1922.
 Mir. NJ. Melick appeared before tho Board with refers nee to dam Iges done to his property hy the State Highway. asking that he be paid
 
 and cattle passes. After due consideration action this claim deferred until later in the day.
 Upon motion duly made and carried, Board recessed until 130 D. .n. Board met at 1:3O D. III. All Members and Clerk being pres mt.
 MT. J. 4. Harrison appeared before the Board with reference to a change Tn the Washington Camp road, asking that the county fence one side ot the road where it goes thru his land. as he already has fence one side and the land would only go to whore the present fence now is. After due consideration, Board decided that they could do nothing until pet tion had been regularly acted upon and the County Engineer was instructed to prepare such petit.o and have action same s soon possible.
 Mir. Melick again appeared before the Board with reference to his previous claim for dam ages. question to the time of the signing of the original petition came up, and MT. Fraizer, who in charge of the survey of the State Highway from Sonoita to Cochise county line, called and it was shown that the petition signed some six months after the final location of the road made. After lengi hy discussion, Member Noon moved that it be referred to the County Attorney for written opinion, which was seconded by Mem Der Ashburn and carried.
 Sheriff White appeared before the Board with reference to building, or rather, roofing part of the space now used for a court for the women's
  taken under consideration for the 1922 budget.
 The Chairman report approval on the bOrd of R. l.. Mason, justice of the peace precinct No. II. with the U. S. F. t G. Co.,, in the amount of S1, ,0O0 % 4s surety.
 Chas. P. Lopez appeared before the Board in behalf of Mrs. Tomasa Pacheco who is widow and unable to pay the last half of the 1921 ta a<es. After due consideration, the Board in etructed tLe Clerk to authorize the Treasurer to strike the last half of said assessment from the rolls for the year 1921.
 Viewers report of the Nevius-Young road petition was present ed to the Board allowing no damages to anyone but making provision that no action be taken toward opening said road until MT. Roundtree can harvest his crops, which accepted by the Board. and the Clerk instructed to have the necessary legal notices posted. and Monday, July 3rd, the day set for final action the said road.
 Viewers report on the San Rafael Valley road, presented to the Board, allowing damages, hut making provision that the road aekel to be abandoned with the declaration of this road, be not abandoned until beth this one and the Nevius- Young road be declared and opened to the public. SaId report accept ed by the Boa: q, and the Clerk instructed to have the necessary legal notices posted. and Monday, July 3rd. 1929, the day set for fiual C. tion said road.
 comm unicatiou from Pete Bergier with ference to lnOfSeLU cOnClLlOn CT one Jack IrOW- bridge, was presented to the Board, and case referred to MT. Ashburn Member Ashburn, claimed that he had made an investigation of the case, and moved that be be allowcI the sum of S15 O0 per month, which was seconded and carried.
 A communication from the State Tax Com mission, allowing the Board to make addi- tional levy for the 1929 budget for an emer- gancy, was presented to tEe Board. read and ordered filed.
 A com mplniIt had been filed with a member of the Board of Super visors with reference to a fiji Lear the residence of Mrs J John Smith at CIittenden, they claiming that when the rains came, the fill would allow the water to enter the property of Mrs. Smith. and the Clerk was instructed to write the State Highway Depart mt in reference to this and ask that tion be taken to remedy the condition.
 Upon motion duly made, seconded and car ried, the Clerk instructed to notify the Treasurer to transfer the sum of S3,9OO co from the County General Fund to the County Salary Fund and the further of S3 200OO from the County General Fund to the County Expense Fund
 Upon checking up the Trcasurer's report, it found that the original agreement with ference to promotions allowed as deposits in tie various banks has not b.. adhered to- and the Clerk WAS instructed notify the Treas urcr 10 adjust this difference in accordance with her agreement with the Board of Super visors.
 This being the day for the appointment of e'cction Boards the Hoard appointed the fol- lowing to serve both the Primary and Cen eral Elections Boards. and also designated the polling places for said e'cction
 NCGAIES PRECINCT NO. 1. Ward No Polling Placa, Masonic Hall