The border vidette., 1922-05-06
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS.
The Board of Supervisors of Santa Cruz
 County. Arizona.

County. NogaIes. Ar izona. April 3rd. 1922.
 The Board of Supervisors met at 1000 clock 9 m pursuant to adjournment of March 9th 1922.
 Present: Chairman Finley, Members Ash burn and Noon and Clerk
 Minutes of the meeting of March 6th were now read and approved.
 Mr Leslie c. Hardy, attorney for the county in the Baca Float Tax suit appearing before the bo1rd for a general discussion W tn refer ence to the settlement of the said suit and the defendants were wanting to compromise. and wanted the advice of the board in reference 70 this matter. It was decided to ask MT. kingan. councel for the defence to appear before the board the 18th, inst for further discussion of the matter.
 W. W. knyte, repre- senting the Nogales Ineur- ance company. appeared before the board ask ing that S90,c00.O0 in depository bonds of the Nogales National Bank be released, leaving total of S45O0O.oO still up to their de- posits. which approximately S16OOG.C0. which allowed by the board and the clerk instructed to notify the treasurer of the action of the board.
 MT. Wm. Lowe appeared before the board with reference to the proposed road to Tubac station which has been under discussion for several mouths, and it moved, seconded and carried, that the members of the board inspect the said route on Thursday, the 18th, inst that some understanding cou'd be reacked. The clerk instructed to notify MT. Bailey, MT. karns and Mir King, that they could all meet there with the Board of Supervisors.
 committee from the Chamber of Commerce asking that the assessed valuation tha lands occupied by the army camp be reduced so that the rent would not have to be increased by the owners, as it was rumored that the troops would be compelled to leavo in the rent increased. The matter taken under 0yis hat they would be informed of the action of the board at a later date.
 MT. H. J. Karns appeared before the board with reference to back taxes he owed showing where many of his mortgages had been celled and his Indebtedness WAS not great first estimated, and urging the board to accept the bond given by himself and wife and his brother and his wife. No action was taken on the matter at this time.
 The following names appearing the pay rolls for March 1st to 15th., and from the 10th. to the 31et. inc, were approved, and ordered paid out of the Salary Fund:
 w. A. O'Connor, judge superior court 1a5 co Robt. k. Lee. clerk superior court 1s7 50 Margaret French, deputy clerk court 5s 50 Francis R. Duffy, deputy cle k court 6j 6i Robt. F. Lee, court reporter 125 co A. H. DeItiemer, county attorney 2Us 8 Margaret I. Worland, county attorneys
 stenograph 125 % Lucille Walker, county treasurer 1S7 50 Loyal Maple, dc putty county treasurer 125 co Victor J: Wager. county assessor 1S7 50 Anna B. Acllley, deputy county assessor 125 % Malcolm idoleton, county recorder 1s7 90 H. H. Sherman. deputy county recorder 125 % J. l.. Finley. chairman board of super
 vsors los B o. F. Ashburn, member board of
 pervisors 9I 6f S.. F. Noon, member board of s-per-
 visors al 6 Laura Parsons. clerk board of super
 visors 15O co Geo J. White. sheriff 300 % John Bowman, under sheriff IJ0 Go Chas. L. Jones. jaiior 15O co W. G. Slmoaton, j4ilor laO co A. J. Abbott, jaIlOr 1JO co I .ou Quinn, deputy sheriff lJ0 OO