Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara
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Book 25
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Board of supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara, State of California,
October 6th1 1941 at 10:00 o'clock a. m. Present: Supervisors Thomas T.
Dinsmore, Sam J, Stanwood, J. ilonroe Ruthertord, Ronald M. Adam, C. L
Preieker, and J. E. Lewis, Clerk.
Chair.
Supervisor c. L. Preisker in the
The minutes of the regular meetiilg of September .22nd; 1941; were read and
approved
In the Matter of Attidavit of Publication of Resolution No. 3966, Notice ot
Intention to Purchase Certain Real Property from John P. Machado, et ux.
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It appearing to the Board trom the affidavit of J. H. Bowles, principal clerk
ot the printer and publisher of The Santa Maria Valley Vidette, that Resolution No. 3969
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Notice of Intention to Purchase certain real property, has been published,
furcnase of
Real Propert
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that ea.id Resolution
No. 3966 has been duly published
In the llatter of Affidavit of Publication of Resolution No. 3967, Notice ot
Intention to Purchase Certain Real Property trom Anthony Bello, et ux
It appearing to the Board from the attidavit of J. H. Bowles, principal clerk
ot the 'Printer and publisher of The aanta Karia Vall ey Vidette, that Resolution No. 3967
Notice of Intention t o Purchase certain real property, has been published,
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is Ordered that said Resolution
No. 3967 has been duly published
Purchase of , In the Matter of Affidavit of Publication of Resolution No. 3970, Notice ot
Real propert Intention to Purchase certain real property trom Isabel Lopez, et al.
It appearing to the Board from the atfidavit of El.win E. Mussell, printer and
publisher of The Free Advertiser, that Resolution No. 3970, Notice of Intention to
Purchase certain real property, has been published,
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is Ordered that said Resolution No.
3970 has been duly published.
Purchas~ of In the Matter of the Purchase of Certain Real Property in Santa Maria, California,
Real Propert by the Co un t y of San t a Ba r~u ara, t or oount y highway and dr ainage purposes.
RESOLUTION NO. 39Sl
- ORDER CONSUMMATING PURCHASE.
WHEREAS, an otter has heretofore been made by John P. Machado and PhilQmena Ma-
chado, his wife, to sell to the County of Santa Barbara certain real property herei.natter
described, tor the sum of 11,000.00; and
WHEREAS, notice of the intention of the board of supervisors to make such purchas ,
describing the property to be purchased, the price to be paid, trom whom it 1s proposed t
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be purchased, and setting torth the time and place When and where the Board would nieet to
consummate such purchase, has been published as required by law, an affidavit of publication
thereot being on tile herein, said notice specifying this 6th day of October, 1941,
as such date of purchase; and
WHEREAS, no objections have been tiled hereto; and
' . WHEREAS, it appears to this Board that the price asked tor said property by said
grantors, is Just and reasonable, and that it is tor the best publ1o interest and benefit
that said purchase be consummated, and that said property b~ acquired by the County ot
Santa Barbara tor a public purpose, to wit: tor the construction on a portion thereot ot
a county highway and tor the installation 1n and on a portion thereof of a drainage
system tor the protection of certain county property from damage' and de.struction by
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floods;
NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS HEREBY ORDERED AND RESOLVED that the County of Santa Barbar
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Purchase of I
Real propert
purchase trom the grantors hereinabove named, the following described property, to wit:
That certain lot or parcel of reai property situated in the County of Santa
Barbara, State of California, described as tollowst
The Westerly sixty-tour (64) teet of the south Halt (~) of the Northwest :
~arter (NWt) of Section Twelve (12), Township Ten (10) North, Range Thirty-tour (34}.
West, s. B;B. & M., containing i.95 acres, more or lee~
IT IS ruRTHER ORDERED AND RESOLVED that the Deed from the said John P. Machado
and Philomena Kachado, his wite, to the said County of Santa Barbara conveying the
above described property be and the same is hereby accepted;
AND IT IS ruRTHER ORDERED AND RESOLVED that the County Audi tor be and he is
hereby authorized and directed to draw his warrant on the County of Santa Barbara in
favor of the above named grantors in the sum of One Thousand Dollars ( $1,000.00);
AND IT IS FURTHER ORDERED AND RESOLVED that the County Clerk be and he is hereb
authorized and directed tor eoord said Deed on behs.J f of the County of Santa Barbara, i
the ottice of the County Recorder of said County
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Passed and adopted by the Board of a.tpervisors of the County of Santa Barbara,
State of California, this 6th day of October, 1941, by the following vote: Ayes:
Thomas '1'. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J. Monroe Rutherford, Ronald 14. Adam and c. L.
Preisker. Noes: None. Absent: None.
In the Matter of the Purchase of Certain Real Property in Santa Maria, California,
by the County of Santa Barbara, for county highway and drainage purposes.
/ Resolution No. 39g2
ORDER CONSUMMA'l'IRl PURCHASE.
WHEREAS, an otter has heretofore been made by Anthony Bello and Adelaide Bello,
his w1te, to sell to the County of Santa Barbara certain real property hereinafter
described, tor the sum of $2,701.20; and
WHEREAS, notice of the intention of the Board of Supervisors to make such purchase,
describing the property to be purchased, the price to be paid, trom whom it is
proposed to be purchased, and setting torth the time and place when and where the Boar
would meet to consummate such purchase, has been published as required by law, an afti-
davit of publication thereof being on tile herein, said notice specifying this 6th day
ot October, 1941, as such date of purchase; and
WHEREAS, no objections have been tiled hereto; and
WHEREAS, it appears to this Board that the price asked tor said property by
said grantors, is Just and reasonable, and that it is tor the best public interest and .
benetit that said purchase be consummated, and that said property be acquired by the
County of Santa Barbara tor a public purpose, to wit: tor the construction on a portion
thereof of a county highway f,Dd tor the installation in and on a portion thereof of a
drainage system tor the protection of certain county property trom damage and destruction
by floods;
NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS HEREBY ORDERED AND RESOLVED th.at the County of Santa
Barbara purchase trom the grantors hereinabove named, the following described property, .
to wit:
That certain lot or parcel of real property situated in the County of Senta
Barbara, state of California, described as tallows:
The westerly sixty (6o) t~et of the North Halt (fft) of the Northwest Q,Ua.rter .
(NWi) of Section Twelve (12), Township Ten (10) North, Range Thirty-tour (34) West,
s.B.B. & K., containing i.g acres, more or less; excepting therefrom a portion previous Y
deeded tor county road purposes
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED AND RESOLVED that the Deed trom the said Anthony Bello
Purchase of ./
Real Proper y .
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October 6th, 1941. 3
and Adelaide Bello, his wite, to the said County of Santa Barbara conveying the above
described property be and the same is hereby accepted;
AND IT IS FURTHER ORDERED AND RESOLVED that the County Auditor be and he is
hereby authorized and directed to draw his warrant on the County of Santa Barbara in
.tavor of the above named grantors 1n the sum of Two Thousand Seven Hundred and One and
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20/lOOths Dollars ($2,701.20);
ANl) IT IS ruR'l'HER ORDERED AND RESOLVED that the County Olerk be and he 119
hereby authorized and directed to. record said Deed on behalf of the County of Santa
Barbara, 1n the otti~e of 't;he County Recorder of said County.
Passed and adopted by the
State of Oalitornia, this 6th day
Board of SUpervisors of the County
ot October, 1941, by the following
ot Santa Barbara,
vote: ~es:
Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J. Monroe Rutherford, Ronald K. Adam, and o. L
Preisker. Noes: None. Absent: None.
In the llatter of the Purchase of Certain Real Property in the Vicinity ot
SNlta Karia, California, by the Oounty of Santa Barbara, tor county highway and
drainage purposes.
Resolution No. 39!3
ORDER CONSUMMATING PURCHASE.
WHEREAS, an otter has heretofore been made by Isabel Lopez and Joseph V. Lopez,
her husband, Ernest Joseph Lopez, Barbara Lorraine Chr1seman, Kary Evelyn Lopez and
Rose Carmen Silva, to sell to the County of Santa Barbara certain real property herein
atter described, tor the sum of Five Hundred and Forty-six Ct546.oo) Dollars, lawtul
money of the United States, and
WHEREAS, notice of the intention of the Board of Supervisors to make such
purchase, describing the property to be purchased, the pr1oe to be paid, from whom it
is proposed to be purchased, and settiQ?; forth the time and place when and where the
Board would meet to consummate such purchase, has been published as required by law,
an atf1dav1t of publication thereof being on tile herein, said notice spec1tying this
6th day of October 1941, as suoh date of purchase; and
WHERmAS, no objections have been tiled hereto; and
WHEREAS, it appears to this Board that the price asked tor said property by
said grantors, is Just and reasonable, and that it is tor the best public interest and
. benetit that said purchase b.e consummated, and that said p,r. operty be acquired by the
County of Santa Barbara tor a p.u blic purpose, ,. to wi' t: tor the oonstruct1on on a portion . . .
t~ereot of a county h1ghway and t~r the installation in and on a portion thereof of a
drainage systan tor th~ prot~otion of certain county property from 4-age and destruction
by tloods;
NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS HEREBY ORDERED AND RESOLVED that the County of Santa
Barbara purchase trom the grantors hereinabove named the following described property,
to wit:
The westerly sixty (6o) feet of the South Halt (Si) of the Southwest Quarter
(S\ft) of Section One (l), Township Ten (10) North, Range Thirty-tour (34) West, S.B.
B. & K., containing 1.82 acres, more or less.
IT IS ll'URTHER ORDERJCD AND RESOLVED that the Deed trom the said Isabel Lopez and
Joseph v. Lopez, her husband, Ernest Joseph Lopez, Barbara Lorraine Chriseman, Kary
Evelyn Lopez and Rose Carmen Silva, to the said County of Santa Barbara conveying the
above described property be and the same is hereby accepted;
AND IT IS FURTHER ORDERED AND RESOLVED that the County Auditor be and he is
hereby authorized and directed to draw his warrant on the County of Santa Barbara in
tavor of the above named grantors in the sum of Jive Hundred and rorty-six ($546.oo)
Dollars;
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Acceptance o_ ./
Deerl .
AND IT IS FURTHER ORDERED AND RESOLVED that the County Clerk be and he 1s
hereby authorized and directed to record said Deed on bebalt of the County of Santa
Barbara, in the ottice ~ the County Recorder of said County.
PASSED AND ADOPTEI by the Board of supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara,
State of California, this 6th day of October 1941, b.r the following Yotei ~ea:
Thomas 1'. Dinsmore, SaJll J. Stanwood, J. Kori.roe Ruthertord, Ronald 11. Mam and c. L.
Preisker. Noes: None. Absent: None.
In the Matter of ,Accepting Dee.d,
./ Resolution No. 3984,
WHEREAS, Bertha 14. JlcNee, a widow, and Clara McNee Holmes, a married woman, ar
dea1roua of conveying to the County of Santa Barbara, State of Oalitorn1a, tor the swn
ot 125.00, a tract of land, a1 tua~e in the County of Santa Barbara, State of Ca11torn
and more particularly described in the deed herelna:tter reterrect to, eaid tract ot
to be used tor road and drainage purposes by said County of Santa Barbara, subJeot to
certain conditions specified by the grantors above named in the eecrow instructions
aocompanying said deed, and
WHEREAS, tor said pta-poaes the said Bertha K. KcNee, and Clara KcNee Holmes
have executed a dee~ and indenture, dated September 10th, 1941, more particularly
describing said property, and have delivered escrow instructions to this Board, oon
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ta1n1ng each and every condition 10 intended by them to be made upon said property,
eubJect to the approval and consent of the said grantee, the County of SNlta Barbara,
1.cceptance o! v
Deed.
'NOW, THEREl'ORB. IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED, that said County of Santa Barbara accep
said conveyance of real property, tor said road and drainage purposes as aforesaid,
subJect to said oond1t1ons specified in the escrow instructions, and the County Au41to~
be, and he 1e hereby ordered to draw his warrant tor the sum of $25.00 on the treasury
ot the County of Santa Barbara in favor of the above nued grantors.
IT IS FURl'HER RESOLVED, that J. E. Lewis, Clerk of said Board, be, and he is
hereby authorized to record said deed .and indenture with the .County Recorder of said
County of eanta Barbara, upon the performance of the conditions specified in said
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escrow instructions.
Passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara,
State of Oal1torn1a, this 6th day of October, 1941, by the tollow1ng vote, to wit:
Mee: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J. Monroe Rutherford, Ronald II. Adam am
o. L. Preisker. B~s: None. Absent: None.
In the Matter of Accepting Deed.
/ Resolution No. 3985.
WHERF.AS, w. r. Pires and Karia Pires, his wife, are desirous of conveying to
the Oounty of Santa Barbara, State of California, tor the sum of t 101.25, a tract ot
land, situate in the County of Santa Barbara, State of California, and more particular
described in the deed hereinatter referred to, said tract of land to be used tor road
and drainage purposes by said County of Santa Barbara. subJ eot to certain con41 tiona
specified by the grantors above named in the escrow instructions accompanying sa' d
deed, and
WHEREAS, tor said purposes the said ll. F. Pires and Karia Pires, his wife,
have executed a deed and indenture, elated the 12th day of September, 1941, more partic -
larly describi~ said property, and bave delivered escrow 1nstruct1ons to this Board,
containing each and every condition so intended by the to be made upon said property,
subject to the approval and consent of the said grantee, the County of santa Barbara,
NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED, that said County of Santa Barbara accep
said oonveyanoe of real property, tor said road and drainage purposes as atoreeaid, su -
Acceptance o! v
Deen.
Construe tion
o! Steel Pile
Jetties in or
near Sant9
rlaria River.
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October 6th, 19~1.
ject to said conditions spec1tied in the esorow instructions, and the County Auditor
be, and he is hereby ordered to draw his warrant tor the sum of $101.25 on the treasury
ot the County of Santa Barbara in tavor of the above named grantors
IT IS FURTHER RESOLVED, that J. E. Lewis, Clerk of said Board, be, a.nd he is
hereby authorized to record said deed .and indenture with the County Recorder of said
County of Santa Barbara, upon the pertormance of the conditioos specified in said
escrow instructions.
Passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara,
State of Calitorn1a, this 6th day of October, 19~1, by the following vote, to wit:
Ayes: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J. Konroe Rutherford, Ronald K. Adam and
c. L. Preisker. Nays: None. Absent: None.
In the Matter of Accepting Deed.
'--Resolution No. 39g6
WHEREAS, v. Aoquistapace and Mary Acquistapace, his wite, are desirous of conveying
to the County of Santa Barbara, State of California, tor the sum of $99.10, a
. tract of land, situate in the County of Santa Barbara, State of California, and more
particularly described in the deed hereinafter reterred to, said tract of land to be
used tor road and drainage purposes by said County of Santa Barbara, subject to certain
conditions 8pecitied by the grantors above named in the escrow instructions accompanying
'said deed, and
WHEREAS, tor said purposes the said v. Acquistapaoe and Mary Acquistapace, his
wife, have 'executed a deed and indenture, dated September 10th, 1941, more particularly
describing said property, and have delivered escrow instructions to this Board, containing
each and every condition so intended by them to be made upon said property,
subject to the approval and consent of the said grantee, the County of Santa Barbara,
NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED, that said County of Santa Barbara accept
said conveyance of real property, tor said road and drainage purposes as aforesaid,
subject to said conditions specitied in the escrow instructions, and the County Auditor
be, and he is hereby ordered to draw his warrant tor the sum of $99.10 on the treasury
ot the county of Santa Barbara in tavor of the above named grantors.
IT IS FURTHER RESOLVED, that J. E. Lewis, Clerk of said Board, be, and he is
hereby authorized to record said deed and indenture with the County Recorder of said
County ot Santa Barbara, upon the pertormanoe of the conditions specified in said
escrow instructions.
Passed and adopted by the Board of supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara,
State of California, this 6th day of October, 1941, by the following vote, to wit:
Ayes: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J. Monroe Rutherford, Ronald K. Adam and
C. L. Preisker. Nays: None. Absent: None.
In the Matter of Agreement between the County of San Luis Obispo and the County
ot santa Barbara, relative to the construction of steel pile jetties in or near the
Santa Karia River.
Upon the motion of Supervisor Stanwood, seconded by Supervisor Adam, and carri~
unanimously, it 1a Ordered that the Chairman and Clerk of the Board be, and they are
hereby authorized to execute an agreement between the County of San Luis Obispo and the
County of Santa Barbara, tor the construction of steel pile Jetties in or near the
Santa Maria River to prevent damage to land and property in both of said counties.
Upon the roll being called, the following Supervisors voted A.ye; to wit: Thomas
T. Dinsm~re, Sam J. Stanwood, J. Monroe Rutherford, Ronald K. Adam and c. L. Preisker
Nays: None. Absent: None
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Stnrm Drain ~ In the Matter of Acceptance of Storm Drain Installed along certain portions
along Holli. ter
Avenue. of Hollister Avenue, between Ontare Road and Canyon Drive
,/ App:rova.l of
011 Well
Drl.l l 1ng Bono
It appearing to the Board trom the report of OWen H. O'Neill, County Surveyor,
that Hurst Concrete Pl'Oducts, wtio has the contract tor the installation of a storm
drain along certain portions of Hollister Avenue, between Ontare Road and Canyon Drive,
bas o~mpleted said contract in aooordanoe with the plane and spec1t1cationa and the
contract theretor;
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried unanimously, it is ordered that the
construction and completion of said storm drain be, and it is hereby accepted as ot
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September 22nd, 1941, and the bondsmen be releas94 of all iiability on said project. . . . .
In the Matter of Approval o1 Oil Well Drilling Bond, Endorsement to Bond
Previously tiled, and Release of Single Drilling Bond.
Acting 1n accordance with the provisions of Ordinance No. 502, as amended, and
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pursuant to the request of the County Planning Commission,
It is moved, seconded and carried that the following oil well dr1lli~ bond,
and endorsement to bond previously approved, be, and they are hereby approved:
Southwestern Development Co.
Field, o. c. Gasoline Corp
single bond on Mendonza #1
endorsement to Bond No. 4539277
It is further ordered that the single drilling bond of Fred E. Cole, covering
Tognazzini #1 well, be, and it is hereby released.
Petition ~or / In the Matter of the Petition of Meyer Benjamin, et al., tar a Kod1t1cat1on ot
~o'11!'1cat1on
of zoning Zoning Ordinance.
O:rr\inance.
The petition of Keyer Benjamin, et al., tor a modit1cat1.on of the Zoning
Ordinance, having been referred to the County Planning Commission on August 25th, 1941,
and said Planning Commission having t his day reported that said petition has been
withdrawn,
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It is ordered that said report be placed on tile, and the matter closed.
Extra Help In the Matter of Granting the Tax Collector P~rmission to Spend t110.oo in
Allowance --
Tax Collecto s Excess of His Extra Help Allowance tor the Month of September, 1941.
o~~ice .
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried unanimously, it is ordered that H. C.
SWeetser, Tax Collector, be, and he is hereby granted permission to spend t110.oo in
excess of his extra help allowance tor the month of September, 1941.
In the Matter of the Petition of Property OWners of Vista Road, La Cumbre Estat s
Petition to '
Clean and
Dre'1.ge DT"ain
Ditch .
District, 'l'hird District,
ge
tor a Cleanirg and Dredging of Drainage Ditch Ad.Joining
their Property.
The above entitled matter was referred to Supervisor Ruthertord tor a report at
the next meeting of this Board.
Request to / _In the Matter of Request of the Board of Trustees of the Carpinteria Union
Lay Pavement
on Aliso School District tor funds to lay pavement on the Aliso School grounds.
School Groun s.
A~:' idavi t o! ./
Publication ~
O:r~inance No . 533.
The above entitled matter was referred to the District Attorney
In the Matter of Attidavit of Publication of Ordinance No. 533
It appearing to the Board from the a:tt1dav1t of Jessie Gr1tt1n, principal clerk
ot the printer and publisher of the Santa Barbara News-Press, that Ordinance No. 533
has been publis~d,
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that said Ordinance
No. 533 has been duly published
Af~1nav1t o~
Publicntion o
Or~inance No . ?34.
In the Katter of Affidavit of Publication of Ordinance No. 534.
It appearing to the Board trom the attidavit of J. H. Bowles, .principal clerk
ot the printer and publisher of The Senta Maria Daily Times, that Ordinance No. 534 bas
been published,
Communicatio .r
Communication .
Communication . r"
Annual Meetin
o'! Heal th
O!~icers in
Sacramento.
October 6th, 1941.
Upon motion, dul7 seconded and carried, it is Ordered that said Ordinance
No. 534 has been duly published.
In the Katter of Co!!IDun1cat1on t)'tom Mr. A. c. Postel, Relative to Permanent
Pumping Plant tor Harbor Maintenance.
The above entitled oommunioation was referred to Supervisor Stanwood.
In the Matter of Communication trom the aioreline Planning Association,
Relative to a master plan tor beach development and acquisition
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The above entitled communication was reterred to the County Planning Commiesion.
In the Matter of Communication from Santa Barbara County Council of Republican
Women Relative to Convention in Santa Barbara on October lOth~llth, 1941
Communication was read and ordered placed on tile
In the Matter of Communication Relative to the Ventura County Fair, to be
The above entitled matter was referred to Supervisor Stanwood, with the reques
thathe advise Mr. Adolto Camarillo, President of the Fair Association, that Super-
visors Adam, Rutherford and Stanwood will represent Santa Barbara County at the Ventur
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County Fair.
In the Matter of Annual Meeting othealth Otticers in Sacramento, October 13th ,
to 15th, 1941.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that Doctor R. c. Main,
County Health Otticer, be, and he is hereby authorized to attend the annual meeting
othealth Officers to be held in Sacramento, October 13th-15th, 1941.
AnnuaJ. BuP1ne s ,
Meeting o~
Assoc1a.t1on o
Cal1~o:rn1A' s
Exec.itives o!
Public Wel~ar
In the ilatter of Annual Business Meeting of the Association of California's
Executives of Public Welfare 1n Santa Rosa, October lgth-19th, 1941.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that Supervisor Adam,
and H. J. Rudolph, Welfare Director, be, and they are hereby authorized to attend the
!nvi tat1on to
National Con~
er enc e on
State Park to
Hold its C0nvent1on
in
Santa Barbara
Invitation to /
sain Ce.l 1!'orn a
Conservation
Con!erence to
meet in Santa
Barba~a in 19 2 .
annual meeting of the Association of Ca11torn1a's Executives of Public Welfare to be
held in Santa Rosa, October 1Sth-19th, 1941.
In the Katter of Extending Invitation to the National Conference on State
Parks to Hold 1ts Convention In Santa Barbara in Aug~st, 1942.
Upon mtion, duly seconded and carried unanimously, the Clerk is hereby directe
to extend an invitation to the National Conterence on State Parks to hold its convention
in Santa Barbara in August, 1942.
In the Matter of California Conservation Conterence in Sonoma, October 9th-11th
19~1, and authorization to extend invitation to said Conf er ence to meet in santa
Barbara in 1942.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried unanimously, it is ordered that Wallace
c. Penfield, Engineer-Secretary of the County Planning Commission be, and he is hereby
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authorized to attend the California Conservation Conterenoe in Sonoma, October 9 t~llth,
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All\ to Neeny
Age1 Persons.
1941, and to extend an invitation to said Conference to meet in Santa Barbara in
August, 1942, in connection with the National Conference on State Parks to be held here
at that time.
It is further ordered that Mr. Pentield be, and he is hereby authorized to
attend the California Planners Institute to be held in Sacramento, October 12th, 1941
In the Matter of Applications tor State and County Aid to Needy Aged Persons.
It appearing to the Board that the hereinatter named applicants tor State and
County Aid to needy aged persons having tiled their applications, as required by law,
as in said applications fully set forth; and
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Refusals t
Gra11t 010
Age Sec uri y.
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Aid to N eetly
Blint\ Person
It further appearing from an examination of said applications that the nee~
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aged persons mentioned in said applications are proper persons to receive State and
County Aid; upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is
ORDERED, that ~be Auditor draw his warrant on the Treasurer on General Fund,
1n favor of the following applicant~, tor the amount set opposite the name of the
applicant, commencing on the !1rst day of October 1941 (unless otherwise indicated)
and on the first day of each month here~ter until further order of this Board; said
money to be used tor the support of said needy aged per so~, to w1 t:
NAME OF APPLICANT
Bell, Sylvanna Allen
Brandea, Henry L.
- Brauer, Herman Harms
Dellamaria, Ltiigi
Foss, Delfina
Isom, Helen
Jimenez, Ramon
KcGreal, Annabelle
Nicolson, Katherine K.
Olivera, Alberto
Rayee,Nlcola Peter
RuhJohn, Stanley A
Trask, Nima
Turner, Bertha L
1'ECREASES
rloyd, Manley Kathie
DISCONTINUANCES
TOTAL AID GRANTED
$4o.oo
4o.oo
4o.oo
4o.oo
4o.oo
36.00
4o.oo
4o.oo
4o.oo
37.00
33.00
4o.oo
4o.oo
4o.oo
REMARKS
State Aid only
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Cota, Josephine 9/30/41
Ketcham, Edward T. S/31/41
Majors, John 9/30/41
Phelps, I. w.
P.ogers, Margaret A
P.olph, Vinnie Robinson
Seabright, Ada E.
Yost, Hugh Martin
9/30/41
9/30/41
9/30/41
9/30/41
9/30/41
In the Matter of Refusals to Grant Old Age Security.
0 R D E R.
It appearing to the Board from the report of the Oounty Weltare Department
that the following named applicants a.re not proper persons to reoeive Old Age
Security;
Upon motion; duly seconded and carried,
IT IS ORDERED THAT the said applications be, and the same are hereby denied:
Dickson, Elizabeth
Dickson, Harry J.
Pollan, Rose
In the Matter of Application tor State and County Aid to Needy Blind Persons
.
It appearing to the Board that the hereinatter named applicant tor State and
County Aid to nee~ blind persons having tiled her application, as required by law,
and as in said application fully set torth; and
It further appearing trom an examination of said application that the needy
blind person mentioned in said application 1s a proper person to reoeive State and
October 6th, 19~1. 9
County Aid; upon motion, dly seconded and oarried, it is
ORDERED, that the Auditor draw his warrant on the Treasurer on General Fund,
1n favor of tb.e following applicant, tor the amount set opposite the name of the
applicant, commencing on the t1rst day of Oo~ober 19~1, (unless otherwise indicated)
and on the tirst day of each month hereatter until turther order of this Board; said
money to be used tor the support of said needy blind person, to wit:
NAME OJ' APPLICANT
.
Dismuke, Della
TOTAL AID GRANTED
t4o.oo
REMARKS
Children's Ai . r In the Matter of the Application of Edgar M. Baxter, Probation Officer, Santa
Ch1lclren'e A1
Oh1ltiren's Ai
,
Barbara, Calitorn1a, to~ State and County Aid tor Goldie Nickerson, child or a parent
under commitment to a State Hospital.
It appearing to the satisfaction of the Board ' that said Goldie Nickerson is a
child of a parent committed to a State Hospital and a proper person to receive State
and County Aid, and is in the custody of said Edgar M. Baxter, Probation Otticer;
It is ordered that the Auditor draw his warrant on the Treasurer on General
Fund, in tavor of said Edgar K. Baxter, Probation ott1oer tor the sum of twenty-two
and 50/100 dollars, and tor a like amount on the first of each month hereafter until
the further order of this Board, said money to be used tor the support of the above
named minor.
/
/
In the Matter of the Application of Delma E. Bull, 102! East Ortega Street,
Santa Barbara, California, tor state and County Aid. tor Shirley and Robert Malcolm
Bull, halt-orphans,
It appearing to the satisfaction of the Board that said Shirley and Robert
Kalcolm Bull are halt-oii:hans and are proper persons to receive State and County Aid,
.
and are in the custody of said Delma E. Bull, Mother;
It is ordered that the Auditor draw hie warrant on the Treasurer on General
Fund, in favor of said Delma JC. Bull tor the sum of titty-tour dollars, and for a like
amount on the tiret of each month hereafter until the further order of this Board,
said money to be used tor the support of the above named minors.
.
In the Matter of the Application of Genoveva Herrera, 1131 West Cypress street,
Santa Maria, Calitorn1a, tor State and Oounty Aid tor Lily Herrera, halt-orphan,
It appearing to the satistaotion of the Board tbat said Lily Herrera is a
halt-orphan and a proper person to receive state and County Aid, and 1e in the custody
ot said Genoveva 'He~rera, Moth.er;
l ;t is orderEfd that the Audi tor draw his warrant on the Treasurer on General
Fund, in tavor of said Genoveva Herrera tor the sum of ten dollars, and tor a like amo t
on the tirst of each month hereatter until the further order of this Board, said money
~to be used for the support of the above named minor.
Childr en's A In the Matter of the Application of Hattie Hopper, 520 Palm Avenue, Carpinteria
Cal1torn1a, tor State and County Aid tor Evelyn Irene and Alene Wava Hopper, halt-
orphans.
It appearing to the satisfaction of the Board that said Evelyn Irene and Alene
Wava Hopper are halt-orphans and are proper persona to receive State arXI. County Aid,
and. are in the custody of said Hattie Hopper, Mother;
It is ordered that the Auditor draw hia warrant on the Treasurer on General
Fund, in tavor of said Hattie Hopper tor the sum of forty-tour dollars, and tor a like
amount on the first of each month hereatter until the turther order of this Board, said
money to be used tor the support of the above naJDed minors
10
Ch1lnren s
Al'l.
Chilrtren' s
A11. .
I
Changes 1n /
Children' s
Aid.
In the Matter of the Application of Grace Madsen, Hollister Avenue, Goleta,
Calitornia, tor State and County Aid tor Billie and Riobard Kadsen, children of parent
conmitted to a State Hospital
It appearing to the satiataction of the Board that said Billie and Richard
Madsen are children of a parent committed to a State Hospital, and are proper persons
to receive State and Oounty Aid, and are in the custody of said Grace Madsen, lilother;
It is ordered that the Auditor draw his warrant on the Treasurer on General
in favor of said Graoe Kadeen tor the sum of torty-tive dollars, and tor a like amount
on the tirst of eaoh month hereatter until the further order of this Board, said money
to be used tor the support of the above named mihors.
In the Matter of the Application of Mable c. Ruckle, 2430 Kodoc Road, Santa
Barbara, Calitol!'lia, tor State and County Aid tor Philip and Norman Ruckle, lialtorphans.
It appearing to the aat1stact1on of the Board that said Philip and Norman
Buckle are halt-orphans and are proper persons to receive State and County A14, and are
in the custody o'! said M&ble o. Ruckle, Mother;
It is orclered that the Auditor draw his warrant on the Treasurer on General
Fund, in tavor of said Mable O. Ruckle tor the sum of th1rty-t1ve dollars, and tor a
like amount on tbe tirst o~ each month hereatter until the turther order of this Board,
said money to be used tor the support of the above named minors
,In the Matter of Changes in Children's Aid.
It appearing to the Board trom Notices of Change, tiled by the County
Department, that certain adjustments should be made 1n the amount of aid, etc.,
to the tolloWing named persons; upon motion, duly secon4ed and carried, it is therefore
O!UERED, that. the amount of 814 granted to Children 11tited below, be changed ~ ~
the amount set opposite their names beginning October let, 1941, (unless otherwise
indicated), as follows, to wit:
NAME
INCREASES
TOT.AL Al]) GRANTED REMARKS
-
Besette, Doris and Kathleen
Glover, Marvin, Dustin and Jack
DECREASES
Navarez, Dnil1a
Olgin, David and James
Perez, Consuelo and Carmen
Thomas, Jean Lorraine, John Leslie
and Richard Gordon
DISCONTINUANCES
Besette, Margaret
le Sol11l1nihac, Annette
Boe4er, Marjorie E., Dorothy Jean
and Robert Ernest
Zuzalek, Kary Ann
CHANGE or PAYEE
144.00
72.00
10.00
26.06.
27.00
29.00
RECIPIENT OF AID PAYEE BEFORE CHANGE
Besette, Doris and
Jtathleen
Navarez, Emilia
Rllokle, Philip
Ruckle, Norman
Mrs. Gertrude Barnes
Josef a Torres
Kable Ruckle \ llable Ruckle
9/30/41
10/;I.2/41
9/30/41
9/30/41
PAYEE AFTER CHANGE
H1nab H. Orattord
Louisa Navarez
lire. Arthur B. Moore
Mrs. Marguerite Graybill
-
October 6th, 1941. 11
Refusals to
Grant Ch1ldr n s
Aid.
In the Matter of Refusals to Grant Children's Aid.
It appearing to the Board trom the report of the County Welt are Department that
Report.
Report.
Cancellation ./
of Funrls.
the following named children lire not proper persons to receive Children's Aid;
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried,
IT IS ORDERED that the said appl1oat1one be, and the same are hereby denied:
Cook, H-.r17, Ralph, David and Lois
De Bourgaignon, Nancy Lee and Carlyn Louise
G- reen, James
In the Katter ot.Statistioal Report of the Welfare Department tor the Month
0 t July, 1941.
Report was received and Ordered placed on tile.
In the Matter of Treasqrers Report on receipts and disbursements tor the
period September 2nd to October 4th, 1941
Report was received And Ordered placed on tile.
In the Matter Of Canoellation of runds.
Resolution Ko. 39g7.
Whereas, 1t appears to the Board of Supervisors of SMta Barbara County that
the sum of 1,000.00 is not needed in Account 14o B 9, Motor Vehicle Supplies, and the
sum of 11,000.00 le not needed 1n Account 14o B 13, Road and Bridge Materials, Maintenance
and Operation, fourth SUpervisor Distr1ot, General Fund;
NOW THEREFORE, be it resolved that the sum of Two Thousand dollars ( 12,000.00)
be and the same is hereby cancelled trom the above accounts and returned to the Unappropriated
Reserve Gener~ Fund.
Upon the passage of the toregoing resolution, the roll being called, the fol-
l:owing Supervisors voted A;re, to Wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J. Monroe
Rutherford, Btnald K. :Adam and a. L. Pre1sker. Nays, None. Absent, None.
Ca11cellat1on v
of Funds.
In the Katter of Cahoellation of Funds.
Resolution No. 39gg
Transfer of
Funds .
'
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County tbat the
sum of tsoo.oo is not needed in Account 152 A 6o, Labor, SaJaries and Wages, Fifth
Supervisor District, Good Roads Fund;
Mow therefore, be it resolved that the sum of eight hundred dollars Ct~.oo)
be and the same is hereby cancelled trom the above account and returned to the Unappropr1ated
Reserve Good Roads Fund.
. Upon the passage of the toregoing resolution, the roll being called, the tollow-
1ng Supervisors voted AYe, to wit: Tb.oms T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J. Monroe
Ruthertord, Rohald 11. Ad.am and ~. L. Pre18ker. Nqs, None. Absent, None
.;, I~ the llatter of !ranster of ruilds. trom the un&ppropriated Reserve General J'und.
Resolution No. 3989.
Whereas it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Snnta Barbara Count1 tbat a
transfer 1 neoessar;y from the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund to Account 14o A 6o,
Labor, Salaries and Wages, Foarth SuperYi1or District,
Section 3714, subdivision 3, of the Political Code,
General Fund; 1n aooordanoe with
How therefore, be it resolved that the sum of two thousand dollars ($2,000.00)
be and the aame is hereby transferred from the unappropriated reserve General Fund to
account 14o A 6o, Labor, Salaries and Wages, Fourth supervisor District, General Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the l'Oll being called, the following
8uperv1sors voted Aye, to wit: Thomas '!'. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J. Monroe
.
Ruthertord, Ronald K. Adam and o. L. Preisker. Nays, None. Absent, None
12
T:rans!" e:r of ./
Funns .
Revision o!" I
Budget I tem
'
Revision of 4
Budget Item
C~aim Held /
over ann no
Rejected.
In the Matter of Transfer of Funds from the Un&Ppropriated Reserve Good Roads
'
Fund.
Resolution No. 3990
Whereas it appears to the Board of Supervisors o~ Santa Barbara County that a
transfer ls necessary trom the Unappropriated Reserve Good Roads Fund to Account
152 C 6, Road Equipment, Capital Outlay, Fifth Supervisor District, Good Roads Fund;
1n accordance with Section 3714, subdivision 3, of the Politic~ Code,
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of Eight Hundred Dollars ($SOO.OO)
be and the same is hereby traneterred trom th.e unappropriated reserve Good Roads FUnd
to account 152 0 6, Road Equipment, Capital. Outlay, Fifth Supervisor District, Good
Roads Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being oalled, the follow-
1ng supervisors voted Aye, to witi Thomas T . Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J. Konroe
Rutherford, Ronald v. Adam and c. L. Preisker. Nays, None. Absent, None
In the Matter of Revision of Budget Items.
Resolution No. 3991
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that a
revision is neoessary within general class1t1cat1on of Kaintenance and Operation, Seale
ot Weights and Measures, General Fund;
Now, th~refore, be it Resolved that the aforesaid accounts be and the same are
hereby revised as follows, to wit: Transter trom Account 75 B 3, Traveling Expense and
Mileage, the sum of #l0.41 to Account 75 B 4, Convention Expense, Maintenance and
Operation, Sealer of Weights and Measures, General Fund
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the following
Supervisors voted J,ye, to wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J. Konroe Ruth
' '
tord, Ronald K. Adam and c. L. Preisker. Naye, None. Absent, None
'
In the Jilatter of Revision of Budget Items.
. .
Resolution No. 3992
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that a
revision is necessary within general olass1t1cat1on of Maintenance and Operation,
Welfare Ad.ministration, General Fund;
Now, tb.eretore, be it Resolved that the aforesaid accounts be and the same are
hereby revised as follows, to wit: Transfer from Account l.S! B 22, Repairs and Minor
Replacements, tb.e sum of t100.oo to Account lgg B 26, Heat, Light, Power and Water,
Maintenance and Operation, Welfare Administration, General Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing r~solution, the roll being called, the follow-
' 1ng SUpervisore voted A'fe, to wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J. Konroe
Rutherford, Ronald K. Adam and C. L. Preisker. Nays, None. Absent, None.
In the Matter of Claim Held over from Meeting of September 22nd, 1941, and
now rejected.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried unanimously, it is Ordered that the tollo -
ing claim, held over from meeting of September 22nd, 1941, be, and it is herebr rejected:
Geyman and Gates, Drs. $30.00
Claims Rec9
ann now
I
led In the Matter of Claims Recalled from the Auditor on September 22nd, 1941, and
rej ecteo .
now rejected.
( Upon motion, duly seconded and carried unanimously, 1t is ordered that the
duly made and entered on .August 25th and September Sth, 1941, allowing claims as
'
follows:
T
Camera Shop, The GENERAL FUND
II
order
October 6th , 1941 13
be, and they are. hereby rescinded; and it is turther ordered that the above named
~
Claims Reca.l e1
anc'l Real lo we
Allowance o~
Cl aims.
claims be, and they are hereby recalled trom the Auditor and rejected
.
In the Matter of Claims Recalled trom the Auditor tor Correction and Reall owed
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried unanimously, it is ordered that the Order
made and entered on August 25th, September gth and 22nd, 194-1, allowing cl.aims as
tollows:
.
Associated Telephone Company, Ltd
Bennett, Charles
Burroughs Adding Machine Co
Camera Shop, The
Common, r
GENERAL FUND
t62.s1
4-g.oo
9.29
174-.91
67.10
Common, Fletcher 123.g7
Pac1tic Gae & Electric Co
Roseborough, Arthur
. Thompson, Homer C. Inc
Union Kill & Lumber Co.
Wood, Vincent
GOOD ROADS FUND 66.oo
GENERAL FUND 19.13
GOOD ROADS FUND
GENERAL FUND
.60
65.4-7
10.72
9.59
be, and the same are hereby rescinded; and it is turther ordered that said claims be
recalled trom the Auditor and reallowed as tollows, to wit:
,
' Aaeoc1ated Telephone Company, Ltd.
Bennett, Charles (Traneter made)
Burroughs Adding Machine Co.
Camera Shop, The
Common, F
Common, Fletcher
(itemization)
Pacific Gas & Electric Co.
GENERAL FUND
.
Roseborough, Arthur (Transfer made) GOOD ROADS FUND 66.oo )
GENERAL FUND 19.13
Thompson, Homer C. Inc. GOOD ROADS FUND
Union Mill & Lumber Oo. THIRD ROAD FUND
Wood, Vino ent GENERAL ruND
In the Matter of the Allowance of Claims.
5.50
174.7g
67.10
102.90
.30
g5.13
59.47
10.72
9.56
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried unanimously, it is ordered that the tol-
lowing claims be, and the same are hereby allowed, each claim tor the amount and pay-
able out of the tund designated in the order of allowance indorsed on the tace ot
each claim respectively, to wit:
Abbott, Jamee GENERAL FUND
Acquietapace and Mary Acqu1etapace, v.
Adam, Ronald, M.
Allen, William L.
Alston, Helen
Altschul, Ira D
Altschul, Ira D
Anderson, Jack
Anderson, Lenora K.
Anderson, sYdney A.
Anderton, Jane
Arp, Ruby
Ashley, Evelyn
Babcock, Dwight
10.00
99.10
33.00
27.33
so.co
9.gg
205.00
15.00
23.72
i4-.oo
54-.00
4o.oo
50.00
14
Bailey, Marie GENERAL FUND tt5g.67
.
Ball, N. L. . 125.00
1
Barker, Bird 31.50
Barnes, Charles 100.00
'
Bartholomew, Pat 52.31
Bartholomew, Jilrs. Pearl 1 25.00
Beard, Ed. io.74
Beaudette, Mrs. Loretta 25.00
Beckett, Frank 12.00
' Beekler, Dr. A. u. . 50.00
Bell, Robert A. 135.00
Bello, v. J.
210.00
.
Bennett, Charles ~.50
1
Bensen, Newt 100.00
Bertero, Jules 200.00
Beweley, T. J. 42.17
Bidgood, Linda I 50.00
Black, E. J. 21.6o
Blackburn, Lewi s c. 25.00
Blevitns, Bessie 4o.oo
Bond, George E. l0.67
Breohtel&bauer, Ottilie 120.00
Brenner, Eugene 4o.oo
Brewer, Florence 20.00
Bright, Vern 9.00
Brink, A w. 4.g4
Brittain, H w. 15.00
.Brown, Margaret g5.00
Brown, Kary E 160.00
lS.67 Brown, Wyndham
' Bruner, A G 63.00
Buckalew, Mrs. Kyra C. 20.00
Bucklin, Mrs. Lela 25.00
Buell, Buster 165.00
10.00 Buell, Mrs. Lester I
Burbr14ge, Frank 75.00
Calder, Robert oo.oo
Calderon, Lavina 45.00
.
Carlson, Elenore i&.oo
Carr1caburu, Mrs J. 25.00
Castro, Irene 50.00
Catholic Big Broe \ 2.50
Chandler, Helen 110.00
Chapman, Rose 29.00
Chase, Kary s5.oo
Chaucer, Norton G 25.00
Clark, Dnily 100.00
Clark, Robert w 67.50
Click, Pansy 74.67
Clinton, Leo E 125.00
Cohen, Peter 325.00
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,
October 6th, 1941
Coldren, Edna
Cole, Mary
Coleman, J. M.
Collar, J~ N.
GENERAL FUND
Colton, Mrs. Josephine
Common, Fletcher
Common, Wm. c.
Conover, Gertrude M
Cook, Edgar J.
Cook, Harry
Cooley, Harry
Cota, Alexander
Cota, Juan
Cota, julius
Cota, Loney F
Cota, Louis
Covarrubias, Yris
Covarrubias, Yris
Cowan, James
Cox, Msrgaret
Cox, Martha
Coy, Katherine J
Crampton, Goodwin T.
Crane, Edward E
Cregan, Mary
Crittenton Home, Florence
Croal, Rose
Cummings, Walter s.
Dana, Lydia
Dane, Shelby
Darchuok, Alice
Davies, Evelyn v
Day, Phoebe H.
Delphey, c. c.
De Ka.rs, M. D., Harold v.
Dennis, ilrs. Dorothy
Dias, Mrs. Viola
Diaz, Raymond
Dinsmore, Thomas T.
Dominges, Bob A .
Doornbush, Louise
Dorrance, James F.
Dotson, Biilie Lois
Douglas, Weldon
Downing, Fmily
Drabnick, Isabelle
Dudley, Frances
Eagle, Irene
East, Eugenia
Eav~s, Jr., Albert
r
'
t i6o.oo
4o.oo
22.50
lo4-.oo
62.50
4o.oo
g5.00
150.00
21.00
4g.oo
31 50
4g.oo
114'.oo
52.31
52.31
44.oo
2.00
20.00
eo.oo
100.00
75.00
55.00
150.00
55.00
19.17
!5.00
10.39
s5.oo
31.50
s5.oo
14-0.oo
16o.oo
7.10
25.00
7.50
25.67
52.00
3.6o
135.00
4o.oo
4.50
s5.oo
4o.oo
4o.oo
100.00
100.00
s5.oo
4o.oo
22.00
15
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16
Evy, Isabelle GENERAL FUND 50.00
Edwards, Muriel
- -
75.00
Ebrenborg, Ruth D. 15335
El.eke, Lillie 100.00
Everett, A. D. 100.13
Everetts, Oharles 12.50
Evermann, Martha i25.oo
Fagin, Miss Irene 12. 74-
Farnum, Blanche 65.00
.
Feathers, Ruth 90.00
- Chester 4o.oo
Feliz,
Feliz, Mar Jorie 105.00
Fill1pp1n1, R. C. 50.00
Fi.ores, Mrs. Esther 50.00
.
Foss, Gates 15().00
Foust, Walter 29.p3
Fowler, Norma g5.00
Franz, Mrs. Vera v. 7.50
Fraser, Lillian 93.00
Fuller, Arabella 77.33
Puller, Henry N 31.50
Garcia, Annie 65.00
Garcia, Mrs Gabriel 30.00
Garcia, Mrs. Jesus 13.00
Garrigan, J J). 209.g3
Gates, Mrs. Hattie 2.50
Gehr, Lloyd 6.oo
Geyman and Gates, Dre g.75
Gingrich, sr., c. E. 63.00
Goble, Jean 120.00
. 25.00 Gonzales, Mrs Carlotta
Gordon, Margaret 7. r;IJ
Gott, C. A. 130.00
Gower, Alvin H 116.67
Gray, Barbara 90900
Green, Krs. H. L 21.67
Greeson, Mrs. Flora A 25.00
Groom, Ralph 4-5.00
Grothe, Joseph 50.00
Grubb, O. A. 4o.oo
'
Gutierrez, Mrs. Dora 4o.oo
Hager, Ji)mna 150.00
Harberts, Richard 4-5.00
Hardy, Clara G. 110.00
Harrison, Roscoe 50.00
I
Hart, Harriett 95.00
Hartman, Maxine 75.00
'
Hawver, Helen 14-5.00
Hazelette, Marth.a J i6o.oo
Henderson, Charles F. 75.00
October 6th, 1941.
Henderson, H. E. GENERJL FUND
Henderson, H. E.
do do
Henry, Charles
Hensley, Raymond
Henslq, P.aymond
Herrier, w. w
Higher, Clellil
Hilderbrand, w. G
Hobbs, Robert N
Hoeck, Elsie
Holdener, Mary
Holeton, Donna
Hollis, A.- F
. -
Holmes and McNee, Clara Mcnee and Bertha M.
Hooker, Wilbur
Hopper, Theresa
Horn, George
Hossack, D. L.
Hossack, D. L.
Hossack, ]). L.
Hossack, D. t
. Hossack, D. L
Hotchkiss, George
Hutt, Neal.
Hut!; V1rg1tl1a
Hurlbut, Helen
HY-4e, Elaine
Ingrim, F.arl B.
Jacobsen, E. B.
Jagemann, Frieda E.
James, \tu. H.
Janes, A. F.
Janes, A. r.
Jenkins, Harry
johns, Leo
Johnson, Mrs. Della
johnson, F. w.
Johnson, Mrs. Vyola
Johnson, W1n1~red
Johnston, W. F.
Jones, Cora A.
Jones, Cora A.
.
Jones, Estelle
Kane, Dina
Kane, F.dward
Keating, Mary
Kellogg, Eugene s.
Kendrick, Rath o.
Kendrick, William
10.00
10.00
29.33
16.oo
175.00
63.7g
20.00
i6o.oo
4o.oo
24.oo
oo.oo
25.00
25.00
100.00
15.00
10.00
go.3g
10.03
155.g6
14.52
36.00
47.00
llo.oo
175.00
85.00
190.00
200.00
125.00
35.00
170.00
125.00
4o.oo
52.31
50.00
18.50
~.34
45.00
50.00
s.34-
s.34
50.00
55.00
115.00
125.00
21.72
50.00
5s.13
17
18
Kindred, Mrs. J. o GimRAi. FUND 25.00
King, Arilla E. 125.00
Kinkead, Frances 125.00
Kittredge, Jr. , D. w. 75.00
. Klingbeil, Reinbold 45.g3
Komlei, Charles 65.00
Koopmans, s 4o.oo
Koran, Fred 9.33
ltotas, Velma 120.00
. Kyle, Chet 125.00
LaBreche, Jessie i6o.oo
Langworthy, Muriel . 115.00
Lano, Lucian 115.00
Large, Delbert 85.00
Leary, w. 'J. is.oo
LeOlerk, Louie 5s.13 I
Lee, George w 75.00
Lewis, J. E 4.17
L11Jekv1st, Naomi 105.00
Lillard, w. T 24.4o
Limon, Jose
20.00
.
Lott, Martha s5.oo
44.oo Lopez, Joe
Lore, Lou s i4g.41
Lorenz, Frederick s. 25.00
Lor1go, Mrs. Mary Lou 15.00
Lotz, E. E i70.oo
Lunquist, Jack 17.50
Mabey, Morrie 25.00
9.00 llachado, J. P
Madsen, Eva 6.oo
Kain, R. c 4o1.29
Maris, Allen G. 4o.oo
Kanro, Helen 125.00
Kanzetti, Virginia 50.00
Jilarks, Tom 25.33
Kart in, Allyn 90.00
' Kart in, Arth11r 90.00
Kart in, Daniel 90.00
Martinez, Barbara 9.00
llartinez, Barbara 9.00
'
Martinez, Mrs. S&ul1ne 5.00
MarxMiller, Robert 57.00
Ka thews, Mrs. O. L. 25.00
Maxwell, Elizabeth 100.00
Maxwell, J v. 50.00
Kay, Alene 4-0.oo
Kay, ltlmer 20.00
lileismer, Bernadine s5.oo
Melby, Morris 25.00
Menegon, Mary 75.00
+
October 9th, 1941.
Menezes, Mrs. Mary
Mesirow, Dr. M. E
llleyers, Paul
Killer, P. H. N. Rach.el K
14 ,K illigan, J. s
Mook, Cleo
Kock, Delmar
Moffitt, Andrew J.
14olloy, Mary
Monroe, Alice
Moore, c. P
Moore, Mildred
Woraga, Frank P
Morrison, Angus
Morrison, David
Morton, Byrl
Koss1, Ell en
Munoz, Tom
Murphy, Lee
Kuth, Walter
lluth, W8l t er
McAtee, Olga
KcCaughey, Dr. Anna E
KcCaughey, John P.
McCord, Joseph
KcOracken, Alexander
MoFeeters, Joseph
KcGinley, Hugh
McGrath, Tom
Mcintyre, Carl
KcLellan, Helen
Nash, Florene e
Needles, Dr. J. w.
Nelson, Arthur
Newman, Ca.rl
Newman, Carl
Nidever, Mrs. D. A.
O'Brien, Antonia
Ogden, Margaret
Olivera, Bernard
Oliyera, Jim
Olivera, Krs. Rose
Ol sen, .Arthur R
Ortiz, Sam
Osborne, Hortense M.
Otto, Leslie E
Ovieda, E. G.
Ovieda, Toney
Oxford, w. N.
Pa1ato, Carman
Palmaylilesa, Mrs. Adelaide
GENERAL FUND
'
50.00
90.00
i75.oo
6o.oo
4o.oo
67.50
50.00
72.00
i15.oo
4.g9
lg.67
i4o.oo
9.33
57.00
90.00
25.00
4o.oo
gg.17
i35.oo
200~77
4o.oo
4o.oo
45.00
25.33
100.00
37.33
75.00
72.50
50.00
oo.oo
55.00
6o.oo
17.00
27.50
g4.oo
2g.oo
120.00
62.49
s5.oo
135.00
5.00
60.00
6o.oo
19
20
Paris, Ava. GENERAL FUND
Pass, Mary
Patrick, Wa1ter
Paulukon1 s, Anna
Pearson, Ann
Peohumer, Frank
Pedersen, Charlotte
Pent1eld, waJ.laoe c.
Perrin, Joyce, M. D.
Phelphs, Kelly
Phillippe, Chester
Pires and Maria Pires, M. F.
Plum, William B.
Pollerano, Mrs. H. J.
Porter, Harry L
Porter, Harry L
Praytor, Helen
Preisker, C. L
Preisker, c. i.
Quick, Ettie
Randall, Ray
Ray, June
Reasons, Ruth M
Reichert, Harry
Rheams, Sarah o
Rhoades, Coy
Rodman, Clyde L.
Rodriquez, Mrs. Ruth
Roesler, Bruce E.
Romer, B
Roseborough, Arthur
Ross, Hector
Ross, James
Rubio, Jesus
Ruddle, Doris
Rudolph, H. J
Ru1 z., Aurora
Runte, Clift
Russell, Ernest F.
Russ1ck, Mrs. Dorothy M
Ruthertord, J. Monroe
Rym , Macy C
Salvation Army Home
Sanders, Kathryn
Saunders, Margaret
Savage, Josephine
Scarborough, Ruth
Schulenburg, Laura
Sohurmeier, Harry L
Scott, Katharine A
Seeley, D. M.
. , .
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95.00
90.00
100.00
g5.oo
100.00
170.00
105900
4oo.oo
25.00
lg.co
63.00
101.25
5.00
25.00
20.6o
ig.5lf.
100.00
45.00
23.37
4o.oo
i5.oo
95.00
i35.oo
70.00
14.g2
130.00
170.00
50.00
25.00
1.50
30.75
45.00
56.9g
;g.13
g9.66
355.25
11.66
90.00
25.00
27.50
lo.eo
100.00
s5.oo
110.00
130.00
20.00
ioo.oo
4o.oo
90.00
October 6th, 1941 21'
Serres, George GENERAL FUND $ 9.00
Shavers, Louise g5.00
Sb.aw, Arthur 120.00
Shorltley, '1'. M 25.00
Short, Mamie o. ()o.oo
Simmons, Gretta 91.17
Singer-Brooks, Charlotte 250.00
Sink, Dr. W. D. 50.00
. Sloan, Spencer 4o.oo
Smalley, Elda g5.00
Smith, Edgar D. 25.00
.
Smith, Elizabeth 45.00
Smith, Harry 110.00
Smith, Leland B. 175.00
. Smith, Margaret i4o.oo
Smith, Ray 50.00
Smith, Stanley R 5.7g
Smyth, E. F 16.34
Sondh.aus, Ruth 125.67
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Soper, Leita 90.00
Sota, Agnes 20.00
Stadley, Gene ioo.oo
Stedman, E. J. lCio.32
Stein, Eauna L i()o.oo
Stempe. r, Dnil 143.00
Stephens, Mary 110.00
Stevenson, Mrs. Mary 16.66
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Stewart, Arthur 52.31
Stewart, John L. 333.33
Stover, Fred 100.00
Stover, Ruth 120.00
Stratton, Otho 55.00
Streeter, Geo. c. 190.00
Stronach, iliss Helen 57.50
St~ance, Jennie 24.oo
Sturmer, Mike 24.oo
st. Vincents School 62.50
Suiter, Lila E. 75.00
Sweetser, H. c. 7.57
Teeter, Mrs. Shirley 44.oo
Thacher, Luin K. 100.00
Thielicke, Mrs. Fred 25.00
Thompson, Paul 5s.50
Tilley, H. L. 225.00
.
Tilton, L. Deming 50.00
.
Tobey, West 130.00
Tomlinson, Wray J. 175.00
Tompkins, Elvira 45.00
Troupe, Charles 125.00
Tunmer, Beatrice g5.00
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4
Turner, Arthur D.
1'urner, W. A
Unket er, Mrs. Mary
Updike, Cecile
Updike, Marjorie
Upton, w. c.
Uribe, Adella
Van Scyoc, Edwin
Van scyoo, Edwin
Van Zander, John
v1011e, Pierre, M. D.
Voight, Hubert L.
.
Voight, Hubert L.
do do
Wade, Mrs. Martha H.
Wadsworth, Edwin A.
Wagner, Ernest D
Wallace, Mrs. Jennie
Waltemath, Joyce
Walther, Gus
Washburn, c. G.
Watson, Raymond
Weidman, Phil
Weiss, Gertrude
Welle, Wesley A
West, Katharine
Westwl. ck, Atwell
Westwiok, Atwell
?thaley, J. T
Whitmore, Burley
Whitney, Carol
Whitfield, W. G.
Wh.1 tl ey, st ~lla
Wilkes, Jack
Wilkes, Jack
Wilkes, Jack
Willhoit, J. B.
Williams, Mrs. Florence
Wilson, Eva L.
Wilson, Eva L
Wilson, Kent R.
Wilson, Kent R.
Wilson, Kent R.
Winter, c. E.
Witter, lire. Laura
Wood, Charles
Wood, Mrs. w. H.
Wood, William
Woodworth, Helen L
Z1nkus, Katherine
Zwimpter, Frieda c.
GENERAL FUND
t i4o.oo
120.00
12.00
60.00
15.00
13.50
26.00
11.67
100.00
~o.oo
19.10
500.00
13.49
11.00
225.00
9.77
so.oo
100.00
12.00
9.00
130.00
lSO.oo
110.00
2.26
so.oo
10.39
10.13
15.00
47.g1
i4o.oo
72.00
45.00
100.00
14.4o
100.00
9.09
4o.oo
300.00
22.36
25.00
10.00
10.00
125.00
25.00
125.00
25.00
45.00
so.oo
55.00
. .
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October 6th, 1941
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Ell.is, ti. J FIFTH RO.AD FUND $ 70.00
Ames, Fred GOOD ROADS FUND
Ames, Gilbert
Ames, ~Y
Ayala, J. 14
Baker, S'red
Barker, Bird
Berdstord, Edgar
Bounds, Dick
.
Breen; Ed.
Cantield, Lawrence
Cargill, wm.
Commercial Motor Service
Cooley, Harry
Crenshaw, Robert
Dalbey, Aaron
])ellar Earl
Dennis, w. A
Dinsmore, Albert
J)oer:r, L. R.
- Dominguez, Albert
Dover, Frank
Dover, hank
Floyd, Kanley
G- ehr, Lloyd
Grigsby, Al
Hilderbrand, w. G.
Hilderbrand, w. G.
Hottman, w. o.
Horn, GeoJ"ge
Hosmer, Helen
Lambert, c. E.
lltambert, Jack
Lambert, Bay
LeClerk, Arnie
Lillard, W. T.
lladsen, J.
Miller, George
Miller, Harry
Molina, B.
Mora, Dell
Morgan, A.
McKnight, Edwin
Neel, Harry
Peck, P. G.
Pico, Harry
Randal 1, Ray
Reid, Jr., Thomas
Reid, Sr., Thomas
.
. -
72.00
6.oo
54.oo
i3.50
13.50
22.50
130.00
6o.oo
72.00
55.00
27.00
255.00
22.50
96.00
25.00
156.00
24.oo
110.00
209.00
54.oo
24.oo
72.00
i5.oo
66.oo
72.00
72.00
i~.oo
4g.oo
~ 50.00
25.00
i14.oo
15.00
202.50
43.31
75.00
4o.oo
22.50
6o.oo
96.00
25.50
12.00
7s;oo
450.00
25.50
5.00
50.00
4o.oo
37.00
23
24
Commun1cat1o /
Santa Maria
Valley Water
Conservation
District .
Condemnation
Proceedings .
J
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Robbins, E. A. GOOD ROADS EUHD $4o.oo
Robles, Daniel 54.oo
Romero, Erasmo 12.00
Romero, Erasmo 4o.oo
Romero, Juan 6o.oo
. Romero, Louis 72.00
Roseborough, Arthur 42.00
Saulsbury, Lenn 2og.oo
Serres, George lg.co
Sb.epard, Charlotte 35.00
Simpson, Geo. 12.00
Stroman, Ralph g.oo
Twitchell, Leonard 156.00
Upton, w.
c. 57.50
Whalen, J. T. 172.50
Whitney, Jr., J E. g.75
Whitney, Jr., J. E. 15.00
Zarla, George 20.00
Zieman, Rudolph 12.00
Dodge, E. G. SALARY FUND 170.00
4 Upon the passage of the torego1ng Orders, the roll being o&lled, the tollowi
Supervisors voted Aye, to wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J. Monroe Ruther-
ford, Ronald K. Adam and c. L. Pre1sker. N93e: None. Absent: None
In the Matter of 0onJDunicat1on f rom Carroll Bone. Belat1Te to Redistricting
the County of Santa Barbara.
Communication was received trom Carroll Bone, suggesting a redistricting ot
the County of Santa Barbara on an equitable population basis. Communication was
summarized by the Chairman.
Mr. Julien F. Gowc protested the Oh.airman not reatU.ng the oonmunication in
full
Communication, and accompanying map, were placed on file
In the Matter of Request of the Santa Karia Valley Water Conservation D1s- =;;;.;=:;.;;~~:;;__.;;.:;.__;;.;~;;,;,_:_;;;_;__;_;:;__;;;;_;~~;_;;_;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;.;:;.;;;:.._:_:;.~
triot tor an Amendment to Ordinances Governing Oil Drilling.
Communication was received,
and L. H. Adam, President, and members of the
Board of Directors of the Santa Maria Valley Water Conserat1on District were present
On behalf of said Water Conservation District. Mr. Adam requested that
Ordinance No. 502, as amended by Ordinances No. 510 and No. 51!, be turther amended
to avoid damage to land and production of crops, through salt water permeation and
contamination of underground fresh water supply trom oil drilling
The matter was reterred to Supervisor Preisker who will conter with State
oil and gas ofticials
In the Katter of the Condemnation Proceedings by the County of Santa Barbara
v. A. L. Nicholson, et ux., No. 33175
/ Resolution No. 3993.
WHEREAS, the County of .Santa Barbara did on the 4th day of October, 1941,
institute condemnation proceedings in the Superior Court of the State of Calitornia,
' ' in and for the County of Santa Barbara, for the acquisition by said County of certain
real property now owned by A. L. Nicholson and Mary Nicholson, his wite; and
WHERFAS, the Judge of said Superior Court did on sa1d 4th day of October,
Meet1.ng of
California
State Chamb
of Commerce .
October 6th, 1941. 25
1941, make an Order authorizing the County or Santa Barbara to take immediate possess1o
ot the real property ; involved in said proceedings, and to occupy the same pending said
action, upon depositing with said Court the sum of Two Thousand Five Hundred Dollars
($2,500.00) as security to the defendants therein;
- NOW, THERD"'ORE, IT IS HEREBY ORDERED AND RESOLVED that the aud1 tor of said
County
on the
ot santa Barbara, be and he is hereby authorized and directed to draw his warran
treasury of said County of Santa Barbara in the sum of $2,500.00, in tavor ot
the Clerk of said Court, said warrant to be drawn on the general tund of said County,
account 94 C S5, Bradley Canyon Control,Capital Outl~, Flood Control.
IT IS FURTHER ORDltRED AND RESOLVED that said aud1 tor deposit said warrant wit
the Clerk of said Superior Court, to be held by said Clerk pending said action.
Passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara,
State of California, this 6th 4'Y' of October, 1941, by the tollowing vote: }Jes: Thoma
T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J. Konroe Ruthertord, Ronald M. Adam and C. L. Preisker.
. .
Noes: None. Absent: None
.,.,, In the Matter of Authorization to Attend Keet1ng of California State Chamber
ot Commerce.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that Supervisors Preisk r,
Stanwood and Rutherford be, and they are hereby authorized to attend the meeting of th
Calitomia State Chamber of Commerce in Oakland, October 24th-25th, 1941.
Upon motion the Board adjourned sine die.
The foregoing minutes are hereby approved.
\. .__,
Chairman, Board of SUpervisors.
Attest:
Clerk.
Board of Superv~eors of the County of Santa Barbara, State of Csl1f ornia,
))ctober 14th, 1941, at 10:00 o'clock a. m. Present: Supervisors Thomas T.
Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J. Monroe Ruthertord, Ronald M. Adam, c. L.
Pre1sker and J. E. Lewie, Clerk.
Supervisor C. L. Preisker in the Chair.
Communication /
The minutes of the regular meeting of October 6th, 1941, were read and approved.
In the Matter of Communication from Department of Natural Resources, Division
ot Parks, Relative to Acquisition of Property for the Development of La Puris1ma
Mission.
Communication was referred to Supervisor Adam for reply and a statement of the
Board's attitude towards the project.
Af~1rt.av1t of / : In the Matter of Affidavit of Publication of Notice to Contractors, Calling tor
Publication--
Construction Bids tor Construction of Bridge over Paredon Creek, First District.
o! Brit'lge ove
Pa:renon Creek It appearing to the Board from the affidavit of Arthur M. Clark, printer and
Bins -Construe
ti on
Bridge over
Paret'lon C:reek
/
publisher of the Carpinteria Herald, that Notice to Contractors, calling tor bids tor
construction of bridge over Pare(lon Creek, First District, has been published,
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that said Notice has been
duly published.
In the Matter of Bids tor the Construction of a Timber Bridge over Paredon Creek
First Supervisorial District, County o! Santa Barbara.
This being the time heretofore fixed for the opening of bids tor the constructio
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Pavement on
Aliso Schoo
G:rounns .
I
of a timber bridge over Paredon Creek, First Supervisorial District, the Board proceeded
to open and consider the folJ.owing bid, . to wit:
Bidder
J. J . Munnemann
Amount Bid
$1,645. 00
Certified Check
$170.00
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried unanimously, 1 t is ordered that tb.e bid
of J. J. Munnemann, in the sum of $1,645 . oo , being th.e lowest and best bid be, and
it is hereby accepted.
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It is further ordered that the District Attorney be, and he is hereby directed
to p~epare the necessary contract tor the construction of said bridge, and the Chairman
and Clerk be, and they are hereby a~thorized to execute said contract on behalf of the
County
_In the Matter of Authorizing the Laying of Asphal tic Pavement on the AJ.i so School
Grounds, Carpinteria Union School District.
~ Resolution .No . 3994
WHERE.AS, the Board of Trustees of Carpinteria Union School District of the County
of Santa Barbara, pursuant to the provisions of section 4oo4 of the Political Code, has
requested the County of Santa Barbara to lay certain pavement ~n the Aliso School groun s
of said District in Carpinteria, California, the cost thereot not to exceed $500. 00;
and
WHEREAS, the Board of Supervisors of said County of Santa Barbara finds that it
is more economioal and satisfactory that said work be performed tor said School D1str 1c
by said county than by f)r1vate contract, and is desirous of assisting said Board ot
Trustees in said work; and
WHEREAS, said Board of Trustees of said School District has direct ed the county
auditor of Santa Barbara county to reserve the said sum of $500. 00 from the funds ot
'
said school district, to be paid to said County of Santa Barbara when said work has
been completed, or so muoh thereof as is reqaired for said work;
j Com.aunicatio
NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS HEREBY ORDERED AND RESOLVED that the aupervisor of the
District in which said School District is located be and he is hereby authorized and
directed to furnish the necessary goods and equipment, and to cause said work to be
performed which is required for the laying of the asphaltic pavement upon the school
grounds hereinabove referred to, in accordanc~ witb the plans and specifications to be
furnished by said School District;
AND IT IS FURTHER ORDERED AND RESOLVED that payment tor the supplies to be furnis ed
tor said work, the cost of labor and the equipment to be used be made by transfer of
funds upon the books of the county auditor and treasurer, upon presentation to said
auditor and treasurer of properly approved bills, in such form and.manner as the audito
may direct, from the department, division or of~icial supplying the goods or service.
Passed and adopted by the Board.of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara,
State of California, this 14th day of October, 1941, by the following vote: AYES:
Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanrood, J. Ii!onroe Rutherford, Ronald M. Adam and C. L.
Preisker. ~OES: None. ABSENT : None.
In the Matter of Communication from the R. R. Bush. Oil Company, Relative to
Changing Ordinance Governing Oil Drilling.
Communication was read, and the Clerk was directed to advise the R. R. Bush Oil
Company that it, and all other oil companies, will be invited to attend a conference
tor the purpose of discussing the Ordinances governing oil drilling at some time in
the near future.
l
.,
Cancellation -"
ot Funns .
Cancellation .
o! Funds.
Trans!er ot
Funns.
Trans!er of
Funn a.
27
October 14th, 1941.
In the !tatter of Cancellation of Funds.
Resolution No. 3995.
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County t hat
the sum of $15.00 ls not needed in account Sl B 11, Demonstration Materials, and the
sum of $20.oo is not needed in account Sl a 22, Repairs and Minor Replacements,
Maintenance and . Operation, Farm Advisor, General Fund,
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of thirty-five dollars ($33.00)
be and the same is hereby cancelled from the above accounts and returned to the
Unappropriated Reeerve General Fund,
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, ' to wit: Thomae T. Dinsmore, Sam J. stan"Wood, J.
Monroe Rutherford, Ronald M. Adam and c. L. Pre1eker. Nays, None . Absent, None.
In the Matter o! Cancellation of Funds.
Resolution No . 3996.
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
the sum of $134. oo 1s not needed in account lSO C 2, Automobile, and the sum of
$34.02 is not needed in account 180 C 14, Fire Equipment, Capital Outlay, General
Hospital, Santa Barbara, General Fund,
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum o~ one hundred sixty-eight and 02/l
dollars ($16S. 02) be and the same is hereby cancelled from the above accounts and
returned to the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund
Upon the passage of the toregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, SA.Jll J. Stanwood, J.
Monroe Rutherford, Ronald u. Adam and c. L. Preisker. Nays, None. Absent, None
In the Matter of Transter of Funds from the Unappropriated Reserve General
Fund.
Resolution No. 3997.
Whereas it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a transfer is necessary from the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund to Account g1
C 62, Demonstration Equipment, Capital Outlay, Farm Advisor, General Fund; in
accordance with Section 3714, subdivision 3, of the Political Code,
Now theretore, be it resolved that the 'sum of Thirty-five dollars ($35.00)
be and the same is hereby tranef erred from the unappropriated reserve General Fund to
account Sl C 62, Demonstration Equipment, Capital Outlay, Farm Advisor, General
Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the fol-
lowing Supervisors voted Aye, to wit: Tnomas ~. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J. Monroe
Rutherford, Ronald M. Adam and c. L. Preisker. Nays, None . Absent, None
J n the Matter of Transter of Funds from the Unappropriated Reserve General
Fv.nd
Resolution No. 399g
Whereas 1 t appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that a
transfer is necessary from the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund to Account 191 C 2,
Automobile, Capital Outlay, General Relief-Outpatient Department, General Hospital,
General Fund; 1n aocordanoe with Section 3714, subdivision 3, of the Political Code,
Now, therefore, be it resolved that the sum of one hundred sixty-eight and
02/100 dollars ($16S.02) be and the same is hereby transferred trom the unappropriated
reserve General Fund to account 191 C 2, Automobile, Capital Outlay, General Reliet-
Outpatient Department, General ~ospital , General Fund
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Reports .
Claim Held I
Over.
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Claim Rejec erl.
Upon the passage of ~he foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the tol-
lowing Supervisors voted Aye, to wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J. Monroe
Rutherford, Ronald M. Adam and C. L. Preisker. Nays, None. Absent, None.
In the Matter of Reports of the Santa Barbara General Hospital tor the Months
ot August and September, 1941.
Reports were received and ordered placed on tile.
In the Matter of Claim Held Over and Referred to the District Attorney.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is Ordered that the following olai
be, and it is hereby held over and reterred to the District Attorney:
Robles, Joe $5,000. 00
.
In the Matter of Claim Rejected
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried unanimously, it is ordered that the
following claim be, and it is hereby rejected:
Preuss, Charles , A., M. D. $24.50
Claim RecAl e'1 __ In the Matter of Claim Recalled from the Auditor and Referred to the
/
Claim Recal el\
and Rej ecte
Statistician.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it ls ordered that the following
claim be, and it is hereby recalled trom the Auditor and referred to the Statistician
Blaok, E. J. t21.60
In the Matter of Claim Recalled trom the Auditor and rejected.
Upon motion, duly seconded and car~ied un~nimously, it is ordered that the
order made and entered on October 6th, 1941, reallowing claim as follows:
Pacific Gas and Electric Co GENERAL FUND
be, and the same is hereby rescinded; end it is turther ordered that said claim be,
and it is hereby recalled trom the Auditor and rejected.
Claim Recal en -and
Reallow t\.
In the Matter of Claim Recalled trom the Auditor tor Correction and Reallowed
Allowance
Claims.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried unanimously, it is ordered that the
order made and entered on October 6th, 1941, allowing claim as follows:
Voight, Hubert L. GENERAL FUND
be, and the same is hereby rescinded; and it is further ordered that said claim be
recalled trom the Auditor and reallowed as follows:
Voight, Hubert L GENERAL FUND
In the Katter of the Allowance of Claims.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried unanimously, it is Ordered that the
following claims be, and the same are hereby allowed, each claim tor the amount and
payable out of the tund designated in the order of allowance indorsed on the face ot
each claim respectively, to wit:
Abbott Laboratories
Acme Lock & Repair Shop
Aoqulstapace, i4rs. Maria
Adam Printing, Don
Adams, Norman
Aggler and Kusser Seed Company
Aguirre, Mrs. Amelia
Aggeler & Musser Seed Co.
Air Reduction sales Company
Ajax Supply Company
Alexanders Grocery
Allen, Mrs. Jack
Allison, William
GENERAL FUND 66.20
3.05
7.00
147.19
56.00
i.35
15.00
7. 75
15.21
i9.s2
9.24
6.oo
50.00
October 14th, 1941
A. s. Aloe Company GENERAL FUND
do
do
do
do
Alter Undertaking Co.
Altechul, Ira D.
Alvarez, Maria
Ambassador Laundry
Ambrose Lumber Company
Ambrose Lumber Company
do do
American Bakery
American Optical Company
A. N. Packing Company
Anderas Department Store
do do
Anderson, Marie
Anderton, Jane
Angulo, Albert
Anthony, Mark
Arev1nes, Guada.lupe
Armstrong Nurseries
Arnoldi Grocery
Arrowhead and P_uri tas Waters
.
Artuso, A.
Asah1ya Grocery
Ash, Helen M
Ashcratt, migene B.
Associated Drug Company
Associated Oil Company
Associated Students, University of California
Associated Telephone Company
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
Associated Telephone Co.
do do
Association of C&lit. Executives of P. W.
do do do
Atkins, Jim
.
Audiphone Company, The
Ayala, Mrs. Jos eph
41.74
31.16
11.43
30.00
9.77
66.2S
33.35
1.79
1S.4g
3s.77
43.25
1,127.25
5.6S
29.7g
11+.20
4-o.oo
5.00
61.59
10.00
130.s1
s.61
4.95
29.00
i7.22
25.00
23.50
lS.20
2e.71
1.65
33.4o
7.05
67.56
113.70
23.20
27.15
13.00
5.70
33.76
112.67
3.25
27.01
5.70
23.64
5.00
12.15
12.00
29
30
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Azar's Market GENERAL FUND
Azar, K.
Baird, Charles G.
Ball, Bertha E.
.
Bancroft-Whitney Company
Barbara Drive In
Barce., Zilda
Barker, Bird
Barnett, L. & L
.
Barrington, Paula
Bates, C. T.
Baxter, Don
Baxter, Don
.
Bean, Florence I.
Beattie, Minnie E.
Bedford, Mrs . M. I.
.
Begg, Robert
Bekins Van & Storage
Bergman, Agnes
Bernard, G. c.
Berterotti, Josephine
Bertino, Joseph J
Bertino, Ma.~ie Baron
Bert' s Market
Biddle, Bessie
Bingman, Emily
Boelke, Gus
Boles, Frances
Bondiett1, Albino
Boneste' el, D. J.
Bor gatello, Charles
Bortolozzo Grocery Store
do do
Bostitch-Wester, Inc
do
Bowers and Stokes
Bowman, Harry J
Boyd, Francis E.
Bradbury, W. W
Bramham, James
Branch, Inez
Brandmeyer X-Ray Supply Company
do do
Braun Corporation
Broadway Battery and Electric Shop
Brocks Grocery
Brown, J~anette
Brown's Drug Store
Bruhn and son
Brunswig Drug Company
do do
$37 . 42
9. 24
25. 75
6.23
2. 42
l0. 4S
125. 00
5s. 50
lSS. 63
4o .oo
3.35
59 .05
2s.gg
20. 00
50. 00
12. 24
100. 75
10. 00
ig. 50
100. 00
s. 50
165. 00
5. 00
51. g3
11. 20
10. 00
23 . 50
45. 33
s.oo
3.00
3. 50
13. 00
13. 00
4.67
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24. 70
315. 73
2,2s7.06
7. 50
35. 00
130.66
79.72
331. 67
5.97
i.17
10.24
12. 26
35.67
1.25
5.21
25. 62
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,
October 14th, 1941
Bryant & Trott Co . GENERAL FUND
.
Buck, Mrs. M. H
Buck, Mrs. M. H
Buckman, Denholm & Holden Seed Co.
Bureau of Purchases
do do
Bureau of Purchases
Burola, I. M
Burroughs Wellcome & Comp~y
Buss, Claude
Cabral, Peter
Cagoulides, Andrew
California Electric Company
California Market
Camera Shop, The
Camera Shop, The
Campbell Horticultural Co.
Campbell, M. D., J. Gary
Campodonico Water Works
Carlisle & Co., A
Carlson, Hilma s
Carpinteria Water Company
do do
Hotel Carrillo
Carter, Lloyd
Case, Dr. Harold T
Catchpole, Mrs. Opal
Cavalli, Angela
Chackel, Candid
do
Channel Paper & Supply Company
Channel Radio Supply Co.
Chase Law Book Company
Chlorine Solutions
Christensen, Chris
City Contracting Company
C1ty Contracting Company
C1 ty Nursery
C1ty of Santa Maria
' City of Santa Maria
Clark, Arthu.r M.
Clark, Webster F
Clarke, Patience
Cleveland, Pauline
Coen, Elizabeth H.
Collins, Warren
Colson ~qipment & Supply Co.
Columbia Carbon Company
Columbia Carpet & Linoleum Co.
Collllllercial Office Supply Co.
do
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,
,
$ 25.75
s.50
s.50
15.00
4.24
4.14
.s7
16o.ooi
50.50
.60
54.oo
15.00
161.39
69 .4-0
62.6o
19775
7.37
5.00
12.00
11.ll
32.00
13.64
54.oo
314-.25
15.00
s . 50
s.oo
7.s7
13.30
10.65
2.06
75.00
2.00
1.00
3. 61
12.SO
12.25
a3.oo
4-2.24
90.00
7s.66
25.00
3.10
22s.92
11.12
1,053.35
12.93
54.2s
31
32
Commercial Office Supply Co .
do
do
do
do
do
do
Common, F.
do
do
do
do
do
do
Conrad's Drug Store
Cooley, Harry
Cooney, Agnes
Cordy's
Costos, Mrs. Mary
Cottage Grocery Store
Coudert, Mildred
Council of Social Agencies
County National Bank
Coy, Katherine J .
Credit Bureau of Santa Barbara
Crenshaw, Stephen
C:t-uz, Maria
Curran Bros.
Cutter Laboratories
DaJ. Pozzo, Joe
Darby, Irene
Darling, Mrs. Eleanor
Davis, c. E
Davison's Seaside Service
Day, Marjorie
Day, Marjorie
Dean's Tom
Deleissegues, Zeta
Diaz, John A
Diaz, Mrs. Mary
Dictaphone Corporation
Dillingham Estate
Disman, Walter
Dodge, Ii!rs. Vera
Dohrmann Hotel Supply Company
Doyle, Edward H
Ducommun Metals & Supply Co
Mortuary, Dudley
Durbiano Dairy
Durbiano, Mike
Eaves, Jr., Albert
Eisenberg's White House
Eisenbergs White House
Electrolux Corporation
Elner, George
El Nuevo Mundo Grocery Store
GENE~ FUND
$ 2.16
14. 92
126. 38
26.63
3. 23
1.03
2.32
130.00
. 77
58 . 50
18 . 33
2. 58
8. 50
8. 80
11. 66
s3.34
25. 00
75 .00
75
15.00
10. 00
29 .06
25. 55
s .79
g.50
13. 00
5.85
8.47
1. 29
20. 00
108. 50
85. 00
5.00
65.00
2. 00
221 . 45
i5. oo
25.69
55.00
49 . 23
10. 00
21. 75
21.17
76.70
51. s4
200. 00
11. 80
El Rey Distributing Co. GENERAL FUND
El Rey Surg1 cal Supply Company
El Rey Surgical Supply Co
do do
do do
English, Ruth A
Erenandes, Ysabele
Farmer Brothers Company
Fauld1ng' a
Federal Drug Company
Feldman Company, J. M
- Felmlee, C. E
Fenstermaker, Rose
Firestone Auto Supply
Fisher, Everett
Fishkin, A
Flemings Market
Flint, . Louis
-Foothill Dairy
Forsythe, R. A
Fox, Paul
France Cate
"Frasher's" Incorporated
Free Advertiser, The
Freitas, Frank J. A.
Fresno Market
Froom Plumbing Company, Arthur
Fuller & Company, w. P
Fullwood, Rebecca s.
Gaines Grocery
Gainor, Mrs. Elizabeth
Gallenkamps Shoe Store
Galusha, Mr s. Una
Garcia, Paul
Garden Dairy
Gardner-Wtleaton Drug Company
Garland Garage
Gates, Howard
Gehr, Lloyn
General Refrigeration Service
Gilberti, Emilio
Gingrich, Jr., c. E
Giorgi Bros.
Girardey Piano Co., L. E
G & M Market
Golden State Company
Golden State Company
do do
Goleta Market
Goleta Meat Market
5.00
20.09
10. 22
54-.11
61 .26
110.00
g. oo
20.75
2.og
96.56
35. 69
35. 00
11.CO
11.90
50.00
67 . 50
14.5g
10.00
16.20
15.00
15.00
11.g5
7.37
23. 3g
15.00
25.24-
1. 73
6. 23
125.00
4-.26
10.00
11.22
10.00
15.00
24-.00
2.92
32.51
23.00
12. 00
s.oo
13.00
63 .00
100. 00
g.oo
24-.72
19.75
24-7 .12
i+g7.so
g. 61
14- . 61
33
34
Goodacre, W. J.
Gorzell, c.
GENERAL FUND
Gotchel, Nanette B.
h-1s1ngher, Cleo
Guadalupe Milk Co.
Guild Orange & Juice Supply
Hadley Company, Charles R.
Hansen, Altred J.
Harding, Mrs. J. E.
Haslam and Co., w. A.
Hathaway, Adolph
Hauser, E. E.
Hauser, E. E.
Heckendorf, Percy- c.
Heckendorf, Percy c.
Henderson, H. E.
Henning, Charles
Henning, Jack
Herman's Grocery
Herman' s Grocery
Hernandez, Miss Esther M.
Heumphreus-Smith Electric Co.
Hibbs, Eva
Higgins, Tom
Higginson, SS.rah
Hilderbrand, A. J
Hills Stationery
Hills Stationery
Hing Yuen Company
H1rzel, Raymond K.
Hite, Mark w.
Hohmann, w. c
Holiday Hardware Company
Holiday Hardware Co
Holiday Hardware Co .
do do
do do
do do
do do
Holland, Welch & Ryce
Holser and Bailey
Holser and Bailey
Home Roofing Company
Hossack, D. L
Hotel Casa del Rey
Howard's Grocery
Huerta, Cesario
Huerta, Cesario
Huff, Elizabeth H
27.15
2os.oo
41.00
15.00
21.00
5.70
1.76
69. 77
20.00
1.03
s.oo
69.00
35 . 00
41.65
30.30
15. 00
65.00
125.00
s.oo
141.16
11.00
2.23
10.00
7.50
21.23
96.00
12.50
55.70
42.96
4o.oo
6.2s
396. 60
1.30
4.5g
2.30
26.01
171.63
4.g5
.77
s5. oo
29 .91
6. 69
4s.oo
10.23
20.90
51.35
9. 00
225.00
October 14th, 1941.
Hu!"fine, Paul
Hughes, Louise
GENERAL FUND
Hunt, R. B
Hutchings, Jessie w
Italian Importing Co.
ItaJ.ian Store
Italian Store
Iwamoto Co
Jensen, Andrew C.
J & J Co
joehnck, D. F.
Johnson, A. L
Johnson, Allee
Johnson, F. H
Johnson, James B
.
Johnson, w. B.
Johnson, w. B
Johnston, w. H.
Jones Stationery & Gifts
jones Stationery & Gifts
jones Stationery & Gifts
jones, Vivian
.
Jordano Bros
.
Jordano Brothers
.
Jordano Bros.
Juillard-Cockcrott Corporation
do do
Kandabash1, Klzo
Karl's Grocery, M
Karls Shoe Store
Karl's Shoe Store
Kelly Sales Company
Keyston Brothers
Kittler, William
Knall, C. O.
Knapp, Grace H.
Knapp, Rose
Kolloch, Franz
Kramer, o. E
do
Krelle Plumbing & Electric Co
Lamb, Maude
liampe, Carroll
Victoria, La Nueva
do do
Larco Fish Company, s .
-
Las Cruces Store & El Camino Ga.rage
Las Palmas Grocery
Lawyers Co-operative Pub . Co.
Le Beck, F. C
.
Lederle Laboratories
12. 00
s .50
17 . 22
g7. 22
7. 77
s. 92
136o. 54
S. 61
10. 75
6. oo
s5. oo
250.00
14. oo
5. 00
15.36
5.00
5. 56
10. 00
61. 11
6.36
ss. 90
97 .s2
25. 21
12. 00
11. $0
46. 79
2. 05
2. 36
. 93
27 . 25
12. 00
5. 00
55 . 00
15. 00
145. 60
14. 9g
4. 53
2. 50
277. 96
15. 00
36. 47
7.00
14. oo
29 . 30
35
36
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Lee, L. GENERAL FUND
Lee, Thomae T. -
.
Lee, Thomas T
Lennon, Kathleen
.
Lev-eys Auto Top Shop
Levy, Michel A.
.
Lewis Manufacturing Company
.
Lewis, Thomas A
Lidbom, Hazel
.
Lietz Company, The A.
Light, Marvin
Light, Marvin
Lincoln Street Grocery
.
Listenwalter & Gough
Listenwalter and Gough
L1 ve Oak Dairy
Loan & Bldg. Assn. of Santa Barbs:ra
Locke, Harry
.
Lompoc Light & Water Dept
Lompoc Ligbt & Water Dept
Lompoc Light and Water Dept
Lompoc Milk Co.
Long, A. A
Lopez, Mrs . Lillian
Los Angeles Stamp & Stationery Co .
Los Angeles Dental Supply Co .
Los Olivos Market
Lund, w. c.
Lundb erg's Blacksmith Shop
Lusink, M.
Luton, G. R.
Macias, Juana o.
Maclean Company, Neil A
Madden, Edward
Kagn~r Funeral Home, C. P
Mahers Richfield Service
do do
do do
Maino, Theo. M
Ma.ltine Company, The
Marchant Calculating Machine Co
Martinez, Alberto
Matz, Mrs . Wm
Mecham , A. R
Medhurst, Richard R
Medina, Henry
Melango, John
Jierr 1am, Mona A.
Meyers, Emma
Miller' s Pharmacy
$140. 00
12. 00
12.00
77.00
4.01
52 . g4
476.94
Sl.00
100 .00
4.4o
10. 75
1.25
s.7s
3. 71
7s. 9g
76.so
11.25
170.00
4S . 63
16.4S
5.41
21 .00
5. 60
s. oo
13.97
17.92
4o . 49
s4. 99
12.30
22 .00
5.00
15.00
163.20
s . 50
35.00
69 .s2
3s.36
77.52
44. 91
43.61
54. oo
s .06
3. os
5.67
120 . 00
4. oo
9. 6S
125.00
15. 00
13.65
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Miller, Mrs. A. L. GENERAL FUND
Miller, Mrs. A L.
Iv11111gan, J. s.
Milner, John
.
Mission Hotel
Mission Paint and Art Co.
Mitchell, Ellen F.
Molina, Juan
Monteoito County Water District
Monte Vista Dairy
Montgomery & Meng
Montgomery Ward & Co
Montgomery Ward & Company
Montgomery, Mrs.
Moore Mercantile Co .
Moore Mercantile Co
do do
Moore Mercantile Co
l't{oreho use, Martha
Merette, Mrs. l~ae
Morgan, Sarah
Morton, Byrl
Muegenburg Rooting Company
Mueller, Edwi'd
Murphy, Catherine
McCaleb, C. H.
McCall, Marion B.
McCullough, George H
McGee, Henry
McGuire, G. M.
Mcintyre, Theresa
llcKesson & Robbins
do do
do do
do do
McLeod, Beth
McLeod, Beth
McNall Building Materials
McNeil, w
National Education Asso~1at1on
National Foundation tor Infantile Paralysis
do Society for Prevention of Blindness
Newland, L. H.
News Press Publishing Co
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
$ 4-.oo
4-.oo
55.00
110.00
4-. 50
g.56
11 . 00
1. 55
69 . 60
4-6. go
9. 97
154-. 50
4-. q.g
21 . 50
29. 77
4-9.00
24-. 60
lg.16
232.90
s . 50
$.50
15. 00
26. 00
4-5.oo
50.00
13 . 00
130. 00
1S.S5
s . 50
30 . 00
13.00
4-9 . 50
124- . 28
30 . 22
31 . 73
150. 00
2.25
69.22
120.00
g. 3g
1.25
4-. s7
100 . 00
407 . 00
120. 00
so .oo
37
38
News-Press Eubl ishing Co.
Ni elsen & Petersen
Nippon Market
Norr is Signs
Northman, George
Nygreen, Hilda
Ober t, Mrs. Morta
O'Brien, Ellen
Ocean View Dairy
Ohio Chemical & Mfg . Co
O'Neill, Owen H.
Ontiveros, A. E
Ontiveros, Sara A.
Orcutt Town Water Company
Osborne's Book Store
Osborne, Maryl yn
Osuna 1 s Grocery
Otis Elevator Company
Ott Hardware Company
Ott Hardware Company
do do
Ott Hardware Company
do do
do do
do
do
do
do
Overton, Mrs. Willie
Owl Itarket
GENERAL FUND
Oxnard, Evelyn
Pacific Animal. Supply
Pacitic Coast Publishing Company
do do
Pacific Fire Extinguisher Co
Pacific Freight Lines
do do
Pacific Gas & Electric Co .
do do
Pacific Gas & Electric Co
Pacific Gas and Electric Company
Pacific Gas & Electric Oo
do do
do do
do d.o
Pacif.ic Greyhound Lines .
Pacific Southwest Realty Company
Packer, Josephine
Pa1maymesa, Mrs. Aurora
Palmer, Helen E.
Page, C. A.
Parker, Fred
$ 1.50
9.53
19.16
4. 50
41. 25
5.so
15.00
10.00
7. 20
4. 09
.92
145. 60
5. 00
1.50
23 3.Sl
26.66
155. 32
7.60
2.17
10.0S
70. s6
11.73
77,g7
5. 76
33 .7s
334.21
30.00
17.22
5s.67
i3. 22
30. 26
5. 21
25s .30
.70
12.97
s. 25
15.32
5.21
l.S4
20. 45
i13.62
12.43
396. 67
20 .50
65.00
164.25
7. 50
2.33
14.51
50.00
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October 14th, 1941.
Patterson, Mrs. w. E GENERAL FUND
Penney Company, J. C.
do do
Perry, Joe
Peterson's Market
Pianfetti, Mrs. Isabelle R.
Pierce, Ila ~4.
P1ggly Wiggly
do do
Pioneer Rubber 1'41lls
Plimer, Raymond
Pool, A. G
Porter, Harry L.
Postmaster, San ta Barbara,
Postmaster, Santa Barbara,
do do
Potter, R. F.
Preuss, Chas. A.
Preuss, Chae. A.
do do
Puccio, Rosa
Quijada, Mrs. J. R
Quong Hop Chong
Railway Express Agency
do do
Rand-Halpin-Hibler, Inc
Rathfon, Mrs. Katherine
Ray, Mrs. Robert
Calif.
Cal
Recorner Printing & Publishing Co.
Recorder Printing & Publishing Co .
Red Cross Drug Company
do do
Reedson s
Regalia, Mrs. Ca.therine
Reid' s Grocery
Reld, Murdoch and Company
do do
Reily Machine Works
Remington Rand
do
do
Renman, Miss Marjorie
Rh.eam s, Sarah o.
Rh.earns, Sarah O
Richfield Oil Corporation
Riffero, John H.
Riviera Dairy Creamery
Riviera Dairy Creamery
Rixford, c. O.
Roberds, A. E.
$SO.OO
9.09
2.35
ig.75
9.61
10.00
1.29
370.os
93.3g
18.92
a.50
3.00
30.90
201.g. 4
331.72
i17.oo
10.00
5.00
15.00
10.00
15.00
12.00
15.5g
10.05
4.91
s.oo
20.00
10.00
13.64
19.25
3.04
2.g3
6.oo
10.00
2. 67 .
3s.02
625.47
10.06
3.79
s.70
112.97
12.00
14.52
14.52
36g.2g
9.00
14.53
73.9g
12.00
50.00
39
40
,
. . -. .
Robertson, 8arah GENERAL FUND $24.oo
Rodenbecks Shoe Store 97. 35
Rodenbeck' s 26.07
Roeser and Sons
Rogers & Son, E. F
Romero, Alphonso
Roseborough, Arthur
Rosemary Farm
Ross, \'Vill
Rudolph's Hardware
Rudolph 1 s Store
Ruffner and Ruf!ner Garage
Ruiz, Mrs. Mamie s.
Ryan, Dolores
Safeway Stores
do
do
Safeway
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Stores
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Saf ina, Anna
Saf1na, Anna
Satwenberg, Dave
Sandoval , li!rs. Connie
Sandoval, Mrs. Connie
Sanitary Laundry
Sanitary Laundry
5g.oo
14.oo
4. 50
4g. oo
90.51
12. 31
2 .06
10.00
so .oo
276. 59
722. g6
029. 95
178. 34
91 .7g
153. 25
25. 35
ss. 50
147. 64
16. 92
36. 00
16. 91
10. 00
10. 00
15.00
15.00
15.00
391. s5
10.S2
San Joaquin Power Division Pacific Gas and Elec. Co. 7. 90
San Marcos and Montecito Dairy
Santa Barbara Cl1n1o
s. B Convention & Tourist Bureau
s. B. County Chamber of Commerce
do do
do do
Santa Barbara Electric Co
Santa Barbara News- Press
Santa Barbara Pipe & Supply Co .
SElnta Barbara Retread Shop
Santa Barbara Retread Shop
Santa Barbara Yacb.t Club
Santa Maria Auto Parts
Santa Maria Club
Santa Maria Daily Times
3. 60
s4.50
241 . 50
69. 50
62.50
27 . 42
6.09
.s5
4.17
13. 53
32.45
500. 00
4o . 55
61 . 50
6. 70
October 14th, 1941
Santa Maria Daily Times GENERAL FUND
Santa Maria Daily Times
do no
Santa Maria Furniture Company
Santa Maria Gas Co.
Santa Maria Gas Co.
Santa Maria Gas Co.
Santa Maria Gas Co
Santa Maria Gas Company
do do
Santa Maria Lodge
Santa Maria Milk Company
Santa Maria }~ilk Company
Santa Maria Pipe and Salvage Co.
Santa Maria Valley Vidette
santa Iiaria Valley Vidette
Santa Ynez Valley Feed Store
Santa Ynez Valley News
Sa.rri, John
Savage, 1~rs. Roy
Sayre, Alb ert
Schauer, Printing Studio
Schauer Printing Studio
do do
Schauer Printing Studio
Schauer Printing Studio
do do
Scherer Company, R. L
.
Scherer Company, R. L
do do
Schindler, Joseph
Schuld Sign Company
Schuler, James L
Schurmeier, Harry L.
Sohwabacher-Frey Company
Scuitti, Mrs. Mabel
Sears Market
Sears Roebuck & Company
Sears Roebuck & Company
do do
do do
Seaside Oil Company
Seaside Oil Co
Seaside Oil Company
Security Title Insurance and Guar. Co.
Seibts Grocery
Sh.ady Rest Auto Court
Sha~ Rest Auto Court
Shamhart, Reid, Postmaster
iQ~4
90.13
24.97
1.44
1.43
3.35
10.00
34.71
12.60
15.43
300.00
64.5$
266.So
20.09
24.oo
24.50
12.00
3. 61
20.4o
10.00
3.97
2s4.31
75.45
52.so
7 .21
67 .16
11.95
50.63
14.94
5.23
s.50
1.03
49.50
10.00
3.09
6.s3
231.11
10.86
97.95
22.79
24.$7
61.38
9.70
35.00
12.00
7.31
g.75
93.70
41
42
Sharp & Doh.me GENERAL FUND
Shell Oil Company
Shell Oil Co.
Sherwin-Williams Company
Silva, Pete
Sing Hop Co .
S & K Market
do do
Smith Hardware Co . , F. L.
Snith, Mrs. Gloria
smith, Marion F.
Smith Hardware Co., W. R.
do do
Social Service Exchange
Solvang Garage
Solvang Water Works
Sou. California Edison Co
Sou. California Edison Co
Sou. Calitornia Edison Co
do do
Sou. California Edison Co .
Sou. California Edison Co
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
Sou Counties Gas co.
Sou Count lies Gas co .
do do
n.o do
do do
do do
do do
do do
Southern Pacific Milling
.
Southern Pacific Milling
Southern do do
Southern do do
do do do
do d.o do
Spreitz Transportation
do do
Squibb & Sons, E. R.
Co.
Co.
Standard 011 Company of California
do do do
Standard 011 Company of California
Stanford University Press
Stanley, Mrs. Anna
Stationers Corporation
$14. 30
3s. 73
s2. s2
12.11
10.00
7. 79
694.15
143. 21
1.37
10.00
13 . 50
S. $1
4.71
50. 00
7.10
3s. 25
216 . 21
4 . Sl
lS. 50
7.s6
452 .11
10. 00
1.00
25.67
5.os
3s .36
3. 43
1. 30
108.14
53 . 56
1.00
1.12
2. s3
4. 53
3s5 .14
12. 57
91. 69
2.47
2.40
37 .05
12.so
20 .00
1.45
1.69
5. so
s .oo
90.75
October 14th, 1941
Stationers Corporation
Stearns & Company, Frederick
Stevens, Charles s .
Stevens, Charles s
Stillwell , E. W.
Stubbs, E. V
Suiter, Lila E.
Dairy, Sunset
.
Sunshine Grocery
'rapie, Na.t han
Tatreau, Leo
Taverna, Mrs. Joe
Tennyson, The Druggist
'fexas Co., The
' Thole, H.
Thompson, Homer c.
Thompson, Homer C
Thompson, Homer c .
Thompson, L. T
Thompson, Mrs. N. E.
Tiboni, Mrs. Catherine
Tiedemann & McMorran
Todd, Grace
Tomlinson, Chas. s.
Town Mar~et, Tb.e
Truxillo, Evelyn
Typewriter Repair Sh.op
Ullmann, H. J.
.
Underwood Elliott Fi sher Company
Underwood Elliott Fisher Company
Union Hardware & Metal Co
Union Hardware & Metal Co
Union Hardware Co.
do
do
do
do & Metal Co.
do
do
Union Mi ll and Lumber Company
Union Mill & Lumber Co.
Union Oil Company of Calif.
Union Printing Conipany
United Autographic Register Co
u. s. Porcelain Enamel Co.
Unkef er, Mrs. o. L.
Upjohn Company, The
Valencia, Dolores
Velley Auto Parts
Vanderlind, Evla
Ventura Rubber Stamp Company
Wahrmund, A. W.
\Valker, Deane
' . II
' ' .
90.75
29.24
5.00
10.00
17 .50
3.00
102.33
36.27
S. 61
15.00
10.00
s. 50
l0.4o
4e!.35
s3.60
5.24
964. 06
so2.94
e!4.67
4.50
20.00
779.11
6.oo
50.00
247.90
40.00
175.10
100. 50
100.74
7.21
4.9s
16.04
950 .le!
14$.02
7.10
1.31
94.s9
33.os
20.46
7.73
4.95
53.g5
10.00
' 31.17
. 10.00
125~~~7 ., .
10.67
.77
14.oo
46.46
43
44
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'
,
Wall, Jack M. GENERAL FOND
Wall, jack M.
Warnekros, Dr. w. L .
Water Works Department
Water Works Department
do do
Watts, Stanley
Weaver, Dr~ c. E.
Weber Baking Co .
Wells, Wesley
Westw1ck, Atwell
Wheeler's Market
Wheeler Grocery, Edgar
Whitford, Margaret
I
Whi tta.ker, El mer
Wilcox & Co . , Roy F.
Williams, Jaok
Williamson~ J fll!les
Willow Br ook .Dairy
Wilson & D'Andrea
Wilson, Kent R.
Winter s Market
'
Winthrop Chemical Company
Wong Hop Clong
Wood, Vincent E.
(
,
Woodyard, Stratton
Wootton Printing Company
~
- do do
Wyeth & Brother, John
do do
Yamada' a Grocery
Young, George
Young, Geor ge
Petersen, Fred
Wilkins, Dave
THIRD ROAD FUND
Adams, Norman GOOD ROADS FUND
Ai~ Reduction Sales Company
Alber ton!, J oseph
Associated Telephone Co . Ltd.
do do
do do
Brown-Bevis Equipment Co .
Bean, G. L
Beattie, Minni e E
Biby, Howard
B,, ower s and Stokes
Bradley Truok Company
Brooks and Borra
Browman, R. D.
I
$20 .03
12 .9s
19. oo
12. 20
40 . 60
45.05
9. 00 '
250 . 00
56. 30
35. 00
9. 57
15.10
4. 50
20. 12
15. 00
23 . 00
s .50
14.17
21. 60
63 . S6
5. 00
17.74
132. 99
15. 5g
21.22
4-. 50
12. 36
57 . 17
2s. 29
10. S5
34- . ~o
14. 33
15.16
19. 00
15. 00
30. 00
117. 34
150. 00
7 . 10
26 .35
12. 20
123. 6
100. 00
50. 00
175. 00
37s. 77
l04. g3
290.43
14-3 . 00
October 14th, 19~1
Brown-Bevis Equipment Co GOOD ROADS FUND
do do
Burd, Chas
Carpinteria Valley Lumber Co
Church, Thomas
Craviotto Brothers
Crews, H. R.
Dal Pozzo, Joe
.
Diedrich, L. N.
Diedrich, L. N.
Dillard, Bob
Dille, F. E.
Disman, Walter
Dodd, L .
-
Ducommun Metals & Supply Co
Essick Manufacturing Company
Farren, Art
Fent, John
Fesler, John
I
Firestone Auto Supply & Service Stores
flexo Manufacturing Co
Fredericksen, Lester
Frey, w. B.
Fuller & Co., w. P
Fuller & Co., w. P.
Gates, F. H.
Gehr, Lloyd
Goddard-Jackson Company
.
Gratrt, J.
Hanly, Leo
Hanson Equipment Company
Ha~nisch!eger Corporation
do do
Haslam & Company, w. A.
Hawkins Tire Service
Hebel, A. R.
Hergert Co.
Hilderbrand, A. J.
Hobbs, c.
Hogle, D.
Howard, Henry
Isom, B. A.
Jones, Chas
Jones, Tip
Jumbo Equipment Compahy
Kelley, H.
La Frombois, Bill
Lambert Compahy
Lambert, c. E.
Lietz Co., The A.
'
ll9.3g
107.43
137.50
17.5g
50. 00
7.57
150.00
477.77
24.96
4s.4g
Gs.oo
1S1.25
77.00
156.00
15.17
. 52
143.00
216. 76
771.66
1495.77
49.g9
6g.oo
5.g9
125.4g
3.56
149.93
ig.oo
17.49
250.00
195.00
4.g9
5.03
12.21
32.75
3.90
lg.11
1525.64
s.oo
i14.oo
150.00
231.53
150.00
143.00
100.00
5.76
167.70
137.50
io.45
i14.oo
45
46
Lompoc Light & Water Dept. GOOD ROADS FUND
Lowrance, Bob
Lutnesky, L. M
Magneto & Electrical Service
Miller, Lee
Moore Mercantile Co .
Moore Co., Joseph G
Moore Company, Joseph G
Moore Co., Joseph G.
Moran, George
McBane, s .
ilcCabe' s Tire Shop
Nelson, o.
Northern California Hardware & Steel Co
Ochoe, Chas
Ontiveros, Lawrence
Ott Hardware Company
Pacif io Coast Coal Company
Pacific Fr.eight Lines
Pacific Freight Lines
Pacific Gas & Electric Co
Palmtag, C. A.
Petrol Corporation
Pollorena, Richard
Railway Express Company
Rameriz, M
Record & Wheatley
Republic Supply Co
Reynolds, Dever
Roemer, Frank L
Roemer, Frank L
Romero, Erasmo
Roseborough, Arthur
Rudolph's Hardware
Rutfner & Rut'tner
Ryzner, J
Santa Maria Gas Co
Santa Maria Pipe & Salvage Co .
Sears, Roebuck and Co .
Seaside 011 Company
Serna, J
Shell Oil Company
Silva, ll.
flnith Booth Usher Co
Smith Hardware Co., W. R
Sou. Counties Gas Company
Sou. Pacific Milling Co
Standard Oil Company of Calit
Standard Oil Co.
State Board of Equalization
$9.Sl
36.00
136. 50
71. 4o
225.00
. 31
1.60
50.46
44.24
150. 00
161. 25
93.50
150 .00
105. 60
76. 00
150.00
25.99
316. 34
3. s7
6. 19
2. g6
175. 00
134. 01
130 .00
1. 15
161. 25
3.40
96. 72
27 .00
76. g9
54g . 4g
52 .00
34. 50
2. 74
51. 56
150. 00
2.os
26.07
16. 44
56.91
93 . 50
91.05
73.50
16. 4e
2s. 73
106. 11
25 . 69
96. 03
57 . 43
6. 75
Trans!' er
Fun~s .
ot
./
October 14th, 1941
Sterling Motors Corporation
stonehart studio
Stronach, Wm.
Strong, F.
Studebaker Pacific Corporation
Studebaker Pacific Cor];X)ration
Sturgeon, H.
Teixeira, M.
Texas Company, The
Thomas, Roy
Thompson, Homer c.
Thompson, Homer C.
Tomasini, R.
Union Hardware & Metal Co.
do do
Union Oil. Co. of California
Universal Auto Parts Co.
Utility Trailer Sales Co~
Valley Pipe & Salvage Co.
Vanderlei, Jake
Walker, A. h~.
Webber, C. A.
Vbitney, Jr., J. E
.
GENERAL FUND
Engel, K. S. GUADALUPE CEME. DIST. FUND
Ber1ieJ:?, V. M. SANTA MARIA CEME. DIST. FUND
Smith, C. L
Tide Water Associated Oil Company
Whit eeide, T. L.
Whitney, M. H.
Pac. Gas & Elec.Co. CASMALIA LT. DIST. FUND
do do GUADALUPE LT. DIST . FUND
do do LOS ALAMOS LT. DIST. FUND
do do ORCUTT LT. DIST. FUND
Moller, K. . S. B. CO. WATERWORKS DIST.
# 1 MAINTENANCE FUND
Pacific Gas & Elec. Co.
SALARY FUND
Dismuke, Eileen
Carter, FoITest w. POTATO INSPECTION TRUST FUND
$ 67 .s4
13.91
143.00
17S.oo
19.91
24.50
166.25
132.00
165.s6
143.00
40.62
5.34
161.25
39.64
llS.50
s44.32
106.s2
11.12
411.!.J.g
S4.33
100.17
3.20
115.00
14o.oo
110.00
110.00
7.24
gg.oo
175.00
31. 20
151.65
s7 . 25
7g.50
40.75
32.75
47
Upon the passage of the foregoing orders, the roll being caJ.led, the following
Supervisors voted A:ye, to wit: Thomae T. Dinsmore, &un J. Stanwood, J. Monroe Ruther-
tord, Ronald M. Adam and C. L. Preisker. Nays: None Absent: None.
In the Matter of Transter of Funds
/ Resolution No. 3999
WHEREAS, the General Fund of the County of Santa Barbara, State of California,
is insut!icient to meet current expenses of said county; and
WHEREAS, the Redemption Extension Fund, the Tax Redemption FUnd and the Unappor
tioned Tax Fund all have more than sufficient funds to meet the current expenses of sa1 .
tunds; and
48
Res1gnatio ./
o! Trustee
Carpinteri
Cemetery
District.
Appointment ./
of a Membe
o! Boarn o.
Trustees-Carpint
er1
Cemetery
District .
Resigna tio /
of Member o ~
County
Planning
Corr.in is s ion.
I
Appointmen o!
member of
County
Planning
Comm1 as ion .
WHEREAS, the sum of $100, 000.00 is deemed suffici ent by this Board to meet th
immediate expenses of said County of Santa Barbara, and said sum does not exceed S5%
ot the taxes accruing to said General Fund of said County during the fiscal year 1941
1942;
NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED AND ORDERED that the Treasurer of said
County of Santa Barbara make a temporary transter of the sum of $4o,ooo.oo trom the
Una~portioned Tax Fund, $20,000.00 from the Redemption Extension Fund, and the sum
ot $4o,ooo.oo from the Tax Redemption tund to the .General Fund or the said County of
Santa Barbara, pursuant to the provisions contained within Article IV, Section 31 ot
the Constitution of the State of California; and
IT IS FURTHER RESOLVED AND ORDERED THAT THE sa1d Treasurer of said Santa
Barbara County reimburse the aforesaid mentioned Unapportioned Tax Fund, Redemption
Extension Fund and Tax Redemption Fund of said County of Santa Barbara in like amount
trom the tirst taxes paid to the tax collector ot. said County of Santa Barbara, duri
the fiscal year 1941-l942.
Passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara
State of California, this 14th day of October, L941, by the following vote: Ayes:
Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J. Monroe Rutherford, Ronald M. Adam and c. L.
Preisker. Noes: None. Absent: None~
In the Matter of the Resignation of M, F. Lewie. as Trustee of the Carpinteri
Cemetery District.
The written resignation of M. F. Lewis, .as .Trustee of the Carpinteria Oemete
District, having been received,
Upon motion, duly seconded and c~ried, 1t is ordered that said resignation
be, and it is hereby accepted, effective this day
In the Matter of the Appointment of T. M. fil.orkley a Kember of the Board ot
Trustees of the Carpinteria Cemetery District, .vioe M. F. Lewis, resigned.
.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried 11nan1mously, it is ordered that T. M
Shorkley be, and he is hereby appointed a member of the Board of Trustees of the
Cal'pinteria Cemetery District, vice M. F. Lewis, resigned;said appointment to be
ettective this day.
In the Matter of the resignation of Wallace A. Coons as a Member of the Count
Planning Commission.
The written resignation of Wallace A. Coone as a member of the County Plannin
Commission having been receiven,
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that said resignation
be, and it is hereby accepted, ettect1ve this day .
It is turther Ordered that the Clerk be, and he is hereby directed to write
Mr, Coons, expressing the Board's appreciation tor his services as Planning
Commissioner.
'
In the Matter of Appointing Charles Gordon Davy a member of the County
Planning Commission, vice Wallace A. Coons, resigned.
Upon the recommendation of Supervisor Rutherford, the Chairman appointed
. . ~ .
Charles Gordon Davy a member of the County Planning Commission, vice Wallace A
Coone, resigned. . '
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried unanimously, the Board hereby oontirms
the appointment of Charles Gordon Davy as County Planning Commissioner, effective thi
day.
October 14th, 1941. 49
Golet a Sanit ry / In the Matter of the Petition of Fred Catherina, and Others, tor the
Dietrlc t .
Organization of a Sanitary District to be known as Goleta Sanitary District
The above entitled petition was received, and was referred to the District
Attorney tor preparation of Notice of Hearing on the proposed petition.
Protest aga1
Ai\op t 1on o!
Orn 1nance
No . 533
st ,/ In the Matter of Protest Against the Adoption of Ordinance No. 533, which
Peti tion to ~ ny
Pet ition to
establ1 sh s.
no-parking zo e
in Ca.rpint el"i
Re-established the Second, Third and Fourth Supervisorial Districts, and the boundarie
thereof
Wr. Julien F. Goux, Esq., was present and filed a written protest against the
adoption of Ordinance No. 533 which re-established the Second, Third and Fourth
Supervisorial Districts, and the boundaries thereof. Communication was placed on
file
Upon motion the Board adjourned sine di:e.
The foregoing minutes are her,eby appr:.9YJ
Chairman, Board of Supervisors
Clerk.
Board of Supervisors of the County of Sant_!!_ Barbara,_ State of Cali.fornia,
October 27th, 1941, a~ 10:00 o'clock a. m. Present: Supervisor~ Thomas T.
Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J . Monroe Rutherford, Ronald M. Adam, C. L.
Preisker, and J . E. Lewis, Clerk.
Supervisor C. L. Preisker in the Ch~i~.
The minutes of the regular meeting of October 14th, 1941, were read and approved.
In the Matter of the Petition of Citiz-errs- and Business Men of Ca?"Pinteria
Requesting the Denial of any Petition to- establish a no-parking zone at the intersection
of Lind~n Avenue and the State Highway, Carpinteria.
Upon motion, duly seconded and oarried unanimously, it is ord~red that the
petition of citizens and business men of Carp1nter1a, requesting that the Board deny
any petition to establish a no-parking zone at the intersection of Linden Avenue and
the State Highway, Carpinteria, be, and .it is h~reby granted.
Acceptance o! In the Matter of a Resolu~ ion for Acceptance of Careteria Building, County
C8!'ete,1a
B~1l~ing , General Hospital, San Antonio Road, Santa Barbara, California.
Santa Barb'll"a
General Hospi al . - Resolution No. 4ooo.
WHEREAS, a notice has been received from the Engineer of Public Works for the
County of Santa BSJ"bara regarding the Cafeteria Building at the County General Hospit4
certifying that said building has been completed in accordance with plans and speci-
fioations on October 15, 1941.
BE IT THEREFORE RESOLVED, that this building be, and is hereby accepted by the
County of Santa Barbara; and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the Eng~neer of Public Works be authorized to file
the proper Notice of Completion in the off ice of the Recorder of the County of Santa
Barbara.
The above resolution being duly proposed and seconded, was adopted by the
following vote: Aye: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J. Monroe Rutherford, Ronald
M. Adam and C. L. Preisker. Nay: None. Absent: None.
50
Petition
to establish
name o~
Lorraine
Avenue,
l'hirli SupeJ -
visorial
District.
/
Petition tc /
Sxclu~e
certain
property
~l"O m propo~ e-i
.
In the Matter of the Peti t ion of W. G. Smith, et al., to Establ ish the Name of
Lorraine Avenue for the New Road Recently Completed in the El Sueno Tract, Third
Supervisorial Dis trict.
The above enti tled matter was referred to Supervisor Rutherford with the re-
quest thathe report t o the Board at an early date
In the Matter of the Petition of Ray E. Paulson, et al., to Exclude Certain
Property in the Mission Canyon Heights Subdivision from proposed street improvements.
The above entitled matter was referred t o Supervisor Stanwdod .
street ./ In the Matter of the Petition of c: D. Wiman, and others, Re questing the County
improvements.
Petition fer
San ta Ba:rbl: ra
County to
accept certain
p:rope:rty !'or
Public roa9 /
purposes .
Authorizing
laying o!
Asphaltic
PA.vement or
"rea:r ya:rrl
o!.' Montee! to
FlY'e Static n.
App:roval o! -l
Qil Drillin~
, sonti.s. I
I
of Santa Barbara t o accept certain property, located in the First Supervisoria1 Dis-
trict, for Public road purposes.
The above entitled matter was referred t o the County Planning. Commission.
I n the Matter of Authorizing the Laying of Asphaltic Pavement on the Rear Yard
of the Montec1to Fire Station, 443 East Valley Road, Santa Barbara, California.
/ Resolution No. 4001
WHEREAS, the Board of Fire Commissioners of the Montecito Fire Dis trict, Santa
Barbara , California, pursuant to the provisions of section 4oo4 of the Political Code,
' has reque sted the County of Santa Barbara to lay certain pavement on the rear yard of
the Montecito Fire Station, 443 East Valley Road, Santa Barbara, California, the cost
thereof not to exceed $385 .00 ; and
WHEREAS, the Board of Supervisors of said County of Santa Barbara finds that it
is more economical and satisfactory that said work be performed for said Fire District
. . ' by said county than by private contract, and is des irous of assisting s aid Board of
Fire Commiss i oners in said work ; and
. . .
WHEREAS, said Board of Fire Commissioners has directed the County Auditor of
Santa Barbara Couuty t o reserve the said sum of $385.oo from the funds of said fire
district to be paid to said Couuty of Santa Barbara when said work has been completed,
or so much thereof as i s r equired f or said wor k;
NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS HEREBY ORDERED AND RESOLVED that the Supervisor of the
District in which said Fire District is located be and he is hereby authorized and
directed to furnish the necessary goods and equipment, and to cause said work to be
performed which is required for the laying of the asphaltic pavement upon the rear
yard of the Montecito Fire Station at 443 East Valley Road hereinabove referred to,
in accordance with the plans and specifications to be furnished by said Fire District;
.
AND IT IS FURTHER ORDERED AND RESOLVED that payment 1br the supplies to be
. . .
furnished for said work, the cost of labor and the equipment to be used be made by
transfer of funds upon the books of the county auditor and treasurer, upon presentation
to said auditor and treasurer of properly approved bills, in such form and
.
manner as the auditor may direct, from the department, division or official supplying
the goods or service.
Passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara,
State of California, this 27th day of October, 1941, by the following vote: Ayes:
Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J. Monroe Rutherford, Ronald M. Adam and o. L.
Preisker. Noes: None. Absent: None.
In the Matter of Approval of Oil Drillipg Bonds.
Acting in accordance with the provisions of Ordinance No. 502, as amended, and
pursuant t o the request of the County Planning Commission,
4 It is moved, seconded and carried that the following oil well drilling bonds
be, and they are hereby approved:
,
~,
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Chilciren's
Airl, 011\
Age Securit
and Blind
Aid.
Changes in
Old Age
Security.
51
October 27th, 1941
Bel-Air Oil Company single bond No. 10959g
single bond No. t+5ltoltti.4 Brain and Kohler
Palm Holding Co. single bona No 21771-41
.
~ In the Matter of Reallowance of Applications for Children's Aid, Old Age
.
Security and Blind Aid.
.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is .Ordered that the applications for
Children's Aid, Old Age Becuri ty, and Blind Aid, previously allowed by this Board, be
.
reallowed, and the Auditor of this County is directed to draw hie warrants numbered
A77SSi to A7g19, inclusive, in the sum of $2,261.10 tor the month of October, 1941,
and warrants numbered A7g2o to AS059, inclusive, in the sum of $11,030.33, for the
.
month of November, 1941, for the payment of said Children's Aid; warrants numbered
.
AS060 to A953g, inclusive, in the sum of $52,977.19, for the payment of Old Age
Security for the month of November, 1941; and warrants numbered A9539, to A95S7, in-
elusive, in the sum of $2,314.13, for the payment of Blind Aid tor the month of November,
1941.
It is further ordered that a list of Santa Barbara County warrants numbered
A77ggt to A95S7, inclusive, giving the name of each individual recipient of Children's
Aid, Old Age Security and Blind Aid, and the amourlt of aid allowed to each recipient,
be placed on file in the office of the County Clerk, and is hereby made a part of
the minutes of this Board of Supervisors, to have the same effect as though incorporated
herein.
In tlie Matter of Changes in Old Age Security.
It appearing to the Board from "Notices of Change", filed by the County Welfare
.
Department, that certain adjustments should be made in the amount of aid, etc., grante
.
to the following needy aged persons; upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is
theretore
ORDERED that the amount of aid, etc.-, granted to the needy aged persons listea
below be changed to the amount set opp9site their names beginning November lat, 1941,
.
(unless otherwise indicated), as follows, to wit:
NAME
RESTORATIONS
Dodinl, Steve
Nunez, Frank
Tibbats, Elmina
INCREASES
Armstrong, Emma P.
Bailey, Jessie L.
Best, Jennie
Bither, Bertha H.
Buelna, Mary
Campbell, Henry. A.
Cook, Anna
Cook, John William
Cota, Petra
'
.
De la Torre, Eloisa
.
Dela Torre, Francisco C.
Eby, Jamee R.
Elder, Ines H.
Erbett1, Carlo
TOTAL AID GRANTED
$35.00
9.33
40.00
14.oo
35.00
40.00
4o~oo
40.00
40.00
34.oo
34.oo
4o.oo
34.oo
34.oo
4o.oo
35.00
36.31
REMARKS
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52
NAME
IMORtA~S ("ont1nued)
Garrett, Joseph M
Gleason, Benjamin F.
Goby, Frank
Goby, Sallie
Grossi, Louis D.
Harrison, Jacob c.
Henning, Holl~e
Hernandez, John .
Herzog, Donald w.
Herzog, Gertrude
Jackson, Mary E.
Jessee, Mary E.
Kelliher, Lizzie
King, Margaret C.
Knorp, Altishue Dora
Knorp, John Lewis
Koppleman, Gertrude
Littlefield, George E.
Lower, Elizabeth
Malan, Rosa
Milling, Bertha
Minster, Fred
Mitchell, Thomas M.
Murphy, Frank H.
MoAf ee, Martha A.
Nixon, Eva Russell
Nygreen, Hilda
Off er, John
Ortega, Lucrecia
Owens, Carol ine
Parker, David Elmer
Plumm, Matilda E.
Ralph, William Derward
Romero, Jose Maria
Ruiz, Adelaida
Saul, Mary E.
Streeter, George A
Taylor, Lizzie Y.
Traynor, Jennie L
Traynor, Thomas
Wilson, Elizabeth
Winney, Mary Elizabeth
Woods, Pauline
Young, Thomas J.
DECREASES
Barker, Allie Ann
Barnes, Frank F.
Brandes, Sarah A.
TOTAL AID GRANTED
$ 4o.oo
35.00
4-o.oo
39.00
36.00
24-.00
37.00
4o.oo
34-.00
34-.00
4-o.oo
11.00
26.00
31.20
34-.00
34-.00
4o.oo
36.00
36.00
36.00
2g.oo
36.00
33.00
34-.00
34-.00
36.00
35.00
37.00
37.00
36.00
36.00
36.00
34-.00
20.00
24-.00
36.00
4-o.oo
4o.oo
4-o.oo
4o.oo
4o.oo
4-0.oo
34.70
33.00
24-.00
30.00
13.00
REMARKS
NAl-!E
DECREASES (Continued)
Bryant, Lucretia
Bryant, William W.
Buelna, Guadalupe
Cooley, Grace H.
Dimock, H. Morton
Dominguez, Juan B.
Drew, Anna Barbara
Drew, Charles Erentred
Drewisch, Nellie
Edwards, Harry H.
Emmons, Metta B.
Fabl.ng, Frank L.
Glasgow, Francis Marion
Gleason, Delia
Godet, Charles
Greene, Elmer P;
Grider, Adda M.
Grider, Riley J.
Hart, Herbert H.
Hobbs, James A.
Howe, Gertrude c.
Howerton, James B.
Howerton, Susan E.
Hvolboll, Paulin
Jones, Marie c.
Lewis, Edgar A.
Lewis, Flora Alice
Martin, Fr ancis P;
Miller, Louisa
Murphy, Mary E.
McDonald, Archibald
Pinkham, Rufus Fred
Poillon, William C.
Rodeheaver, Louis
Ruthrautf, Andrew s.
Ruthrautf, Stella
Smiley, Louisa
.
Smiley, Sam
Tatjes, Ida L.
Tatjes, John G.
Vick, William Robert
DISCONTINUANCES
Bell, Sylvanna Allen
Dodini, Steve
Howe, Marshall H.
Irwin, Melisa
Kirby, Katherine
October 27th, 1941
TOTAL AID GRANTED
.
33 .oo
33.00
37.g7
34.oo
37.00
34.oo
36.00
36.00
36.00
35.00
2g.oo
15.00
20.00
30.00
36.00
32.50
36.00
36.00
12.00
37.00
30.s5
36.00
36.00
27.00
25.00
37.00
37.00
25.4o
24.oo
3g.44
37.00
14.40
34.oo
37.00
35.00
35.00
36.00
36.00
35.00
15.00
35.00
REMARKS
9/30/41
9/30/41
10/31/41
10/31/41
9/30/41
53
54
Cbanges in t
Bl int'\. A11
Changes in
Children's
A11.
I
DISCONTINUANCES
Malcomson, Margaret
Miller, Charles s.
Ra:ffour, Leopold
Seagers, Mary
Shaw, Nellie
(Continued)
Stewart, Susan Eliza.b eth
In the Matter of Changes in Blind Aid.
REI.fAR.~S
10/31/41
10/31/41
10/31/41
10/31/41
10/31/41
10/31/41
It appearing to the Board from "Notices of Change", filed by the County
Welfare Department, that certain adjustments should be made in the amount of aid
granted to the following named persons; upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it
is theretore
ORDERED, that the amount of aid granted to need.y blind persons listed below
be changed to the amount set opposite their names beginning November lat, 1941,
(unless otherwise i~dicated), as follows, to wit:
NAME
DECREASE
TOTAL AID GRANTED
Franch, Harriet
In the Ma~ter of Changes in Children's Aid.
REMARKS
10/1/41
It appearing to the Board from "Notices of Change, filed by the County
Welfare Department, that certain adjustments should be made in the amount of aid,
.
etc., granted to the following named persons; upon motion, duly seconded and carried,
it is therefore
ORDERED, that the amount of aid, etc., granted to Children listed below, be
changed to the amount set opposite their names beginning November let, 1941, (unless
otherwise indicated~, as follows, to wit:
NAME
INCREASES
Apodaca, Margaret; Rosa, Richard and
Marie Jeamette; Valerio, J oseph
Solita Ann
Besette, Frank
Caldera, Carmen
Cervantes, Aurora, ~ngelo, Johnnie
and Frankie
Correa, Vivian and Adolph
Esoarzega, Irene, Robert, Rudolph,
Ele~or, Adel;ne and David
Falcon, Esperanza and Gill Arthur
and
Keith, Virginia May, Lois J ean, Riley
Jr., and James .Edward
Melero, Amelia
Miranda, Geraldine
Perez, Consuelo and. Carmen
Rios, Donald and Estelle
Robles, Dolores and. Edward
Sanchez, Robert and John
Thomas, Jean Lorraine, John Leslie
and Richard Gordon
Townsend, Rosemarie
Valencia, Lorraine
Vill alobos, Maria Dolores
Torres, Manuela Katherine
TOTAL AID GRANTED
122.50
22.50
22.50
72.50
36.50
s9 .oo
44.oo .
90.00
22.50
22.00
47.00
52.00
44.oo
44.50
42 .50
22.50
22.00
22.00
22.00
REMARKS
9/1/41
10/1/41
10/1/41
10/1/41
10/1/41
10/1/41
10/1/41
10/1/41
10/1/41
10/1/41
10/1/41
10/1/41
County A1n. /
October 27th, 1941 55
NAME TOTAL AID GRANTED RElWlKS
. DECREASES
.
Acosta, Eliza and Alberto
Evangelista, Albert and Jesus
. .
Guzman, Raymond, Santiago, Carmen,
Lupe and Paul
Juarez, syivester, Angelo, Juanita
and Antanaaia
Loredo, Fred, Mary, Sooora, Blanche
Dolores, Miguel, Martin and Albert
Mireles, Israel and Alma
. Silva, Elissa, Paul Stephen and Arthur Ray
Underwood, Mary Kathryn
.
Villegas, Antonio and Maria Alicia
~alamantes, Sally and Amelia
DISCONTINUANCES
Acosta, George
Bermudez, Tomas
.Melero, Albert
Cervantes, Louis
Ellis, Robert A
Carnica, Francisca and Antonia
Hernandez, ~eonore, Guadalupe and Antonio
Lee, May Iva, Jason William, Margaret Rose and
Patricia Ruth
Mireles, Angelo
Murray, William Joseph
Pina, Margaret
Sauceda, Joe R., Rudy _R., and Manuelita
Stephens, Phillip and Billy .Da.le
Lopez, Joe, Ronald and Oscar
Trego, William and Robert
Triboli, .Lina and Anna
Underwood, Herbert Lawrence
CHANGE OF PAYEE
RECIPIENT OF AID
Besette, Frank .
Keith, Virginia May ,
Lois Jean, Riley Jr.
and James Edward
Lee, Marilyn
Melero, Amelia
Romero, Frank
Talamantes, Sally and
Amelia
Townsend, Rosemarie
PAYEE BEFORE CHANGE
Mrs. Gertrude Barnes
Edgar M. Baxter
Mrs. c. w. Bair
Alfonso Melero
Refugia Cruz
Gabriella Talamantes
Mrs. Ellen P. Bowers
In the Matter of Petition for County Aid.
4o.oo
35.00
3g.oo
66.oo
76.50
47.00
72.00
13.00
14-4.oo
36.00
11/16/41
11/26/41
10/31/41
10/31/41
10/31/41
9/12/41
9/30/41
10/31/41
10/31/41
10/31/41
10/Jl/41
10/6/41
9/30/41
9/16/41
10/ 31/41
10/31/41
10/31/41
11/15/41
PAYEE AFTER CHANGE
Edgar M. Baxter
10/ 1/41
Mrs. Vera Franz 10/1/41
Mrs. Julia B. Smith
Mrs. Sauline Martinez
Annie Cardona
Juana Sanchez
Mrs. Hatt1e Gates 10/1/41
It appearing to the Board of Supervisors t hat the following petitioners a.re
proper persons t o receive County Aid: Upon motion duly seconded and carried, it is
ordered that the Audi tor draw his warrant on General Fund i"n favor of the :following
persons for the amounts set opposite their respective names on the ~irst day of
November, 1941, to wit:
Alice Colley
aECOND SUPERVISORIAL DISTRICT
505 Wentworth St.
$10.00
56
I
Co11~1:rmat1o
Alison Davies
Ruth Harvey
Ella Hathaway
Julia Percy
Irene Rowley
Lulu Barnes
Robert Anderson
Karl Brokof sky
Edward Ebert
Harry Wood
Geneva Boldman
Joe Bunker
Mrs. John Fuller
Thomas Harp
Maria Miranda
Ophelia Montee
John P. Rose
Agnes Stuart
1027 Bath St.
526 W. Victoria St.
c/o County Auditor's Off ice
1439 Chapala St.
313 E. Anapamu St.
THIRD SUPERVISORIAL DISTRICT
Ballard, via Santa Ynez
FOURTH SUPERVISORIAL DISTRICT
FIFTH SUPERVISORIAL DISTRICT
$ 31.00
20.00
19.00
20.00
ig.oo
10.00
$ 1.00
l.oo
l.oo
l.oo
15.00
2.00
15.00
l.oo
5.00
9.25
1.00
5.00
In the Matter of Tuberculosis Subsidy for the Santa Barbara General Hosp1-
o~ Tuberculos
1 s subs1
tal for the Period Ending June 30th, 1941.
y.
/
Common1cat1 n.
Commun1cat1
Report .
,/ n.
Confirmation of Tuberculosis subsidy, forwarded to the Santa Barbara Genera
Hospital by the State Department of Public Health, for the period ending June 30th,
1941, in the sum of $5,26o.4g, was received and ordered placed on file.
In the Matter of Communication from A. T. Eaves, County Auditor, Relative
to Overdrawn Accounts.
Communication was referred to Supervisor Adam.
in the Matter of Communication from the Union Oil Company of California,
Relative to Proposed change in Ordinance Governing Oil Drilling.
I Communication was read and Ordered Placed on file.
In the Matter of Report of the Santa Maria Hospital for the Month of
September, 1941.
Report was received and Ordered placed on file.
Commun1c&t1 ns! In the Matter of Communications from Carroll Bone Relative to Ordinance
Dividing I
County o!
Santa Ba:rba a
into elect1 n
precincts .
Oancellat1o
of Funns.
J
No. 533, and Order Establishing Election Precincts.
Oommun1oations were read by Chairman Preisker and referred to J. E. Lewis,
Clerk and Owen H. O'Neill, Surveyor.
In the Matter of Dividing the County of Santa Barbara into Election
precincts, and preparing detailed precinct maps and exterior descriptions and copies
thereof.
The County Clerk and Surveyor were d~to prepare the necessary precinct
maps, and descriptions thereof, for presentation to the Board at its meeting on
November 3rd, 1941.
Mr. Julien F. Goux objected to the manner in which the above order was
made.
In the Matter of Cancellation of Funds.
. Resolution No, 4002
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County tha
the sum of $500.00 is not needed in account 72 B 22, Repairs and Minor Replacements,
Cancellation a/"
of Funil.s.
57
October 27th, 1941
Malntenance and Operation, Branch Jails, General Fund;
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of five hundred dollars ($500.00
. .
be and the s .~e is hereby cancelled from the above account and returned to the Unappropriated
Reserve General Fund .
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the fol-
.
lowing Supervisors voted Aye, to wit: ~homas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J. Monroe
Rutherfore, Ronald M. Adam and. c . L. Preisker. Nays, None. Absent, None
In the Matter of Cancellation of Funds.
Resolution No 4003,
' , Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
the sum of $50.00 is not needed in Account 42 B 2, Postage, Freight, Cartage and Expres ,
. . .
Tra.ns!'er o'!
Funds.
Transfer of /
Funds.
Maintenance and Operation, Justice Court, Second Township, General Fund;
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of fifty dollars ($50.00) be and
the same is hereby cancelled from the above account and returned to the Unappropriated
Reserve General Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being call~d, the
follo~ing Supervisors voted Aye, to wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J. Monroe
Rutherford, Ronald M. Adam and c. L. Preisker. Nays, None. Absent, None.
_In the Matter of Transfer of Funds from the Unappropriated Reserve General
Fund
Resolution No. 4oo4.
Whereas it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a transfer is necessary from the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund to -Account 96 B
59, Fire and Burglary Insurance, Maintenance and Operation, Insurance and Indemnities,
General Fund; in accordance with Section 3714, subdivision 3, of the Political Code.
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of three hundred and fifty
. . . . ~ dollars ($350.00) be and the same is hereby transferred from the unappropriated resev=e
General Fund to account 96 B 59, Fire and Burglary Insurance, Maintenance ~d Operation,
- Insurance and Indemnities, General Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J. Monroe
Rutherford, Ronald M. Adam and c. L. Preisker. Nays, None. Absent, Non~.
_In the Matter of Transfer of Funds from the Unappropriated Reserve General
Fun-4.
Resolution No, 4oCl)
Whereas it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a transfer is necessary f:rum the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund to Account 162
. .
C 50, Rights of Way, Capital Outlay, Construction Highways and Bridges, General Fund;
in accordance. with Section 3714, subdivlsion 3, of t.he Political Code,
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of one hundred dollars ($100.00)
be and the same is hereby transferred from the unappropriated reserve General Fund to 1
account 162 C 50, Rights of Way, Capital Outlay, Construction Highways and Bridges,
. General Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing reBolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors vot~d Aye, to wi~: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J. Monro
Rutherford, Ronald M, Adam and c. L. Preisker. Nays, None. Absent, None
58
Trans!' er
Funds.
, ,I o.
- . .
In the Matter of Transfer of Funds from the Un app ro~ r1ated ~eserve General
Fund.
Resolution No, 4oo6.
Whereas it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a transfer is necessary from the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund to Account 72 C
1, Office Equipment, Capital Outlay, Branch Jails, General Fund; in accordance with
. . .
Transfer o! I
Fund s .
,
Section 3714, subdivision 3, of the Political Code,
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of five hundred dollars ($500,00)
be and the same is hereby transferred from the unappropriated reserve General Fund to
account 72 C 1, Office Equipment, Capital Outlay, Branch Jails, General Fund,
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J. Monro~
Rutherford, Ronald M. Adam and C. L. Preisker, Nays, None. Absent, None
In the Matter of Transfer of Funds from the Unappropriated Reserve General
Fund.
,
Resolution No. 4oo7
Wherea~ it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a transfer is necessary from the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund to Account 42 C
. . . .
.
Revision o!'
Bunget Items
/
./
4, Law Books, Capital Outlay, Justice Court, Second Township, General Fund; in accordance
with Section 3714, subdivision 3, of the Political Code,
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of fifty dollars ($50.00)
be and the same is hereby transferred from the unappropriated reserve General Fund to
account 42 C 4, Law Books, Capital Outlay, Justice Court, Second Township, General
Fund,
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the following
Supervisors voted Aye, to wit: Thomas T. Dinsmo~e, Sam J. Stanwood, J. Monroe
Rutherford, Ronald M. Adam and C. L. freisker. Nays, None. Absent, None
In the Matter of Revision of Budget Items,
Resolution No. 4oog.
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a revision is necessary within general classification of Salaries and Wages, Sheriff,
Salary Fund.
; .
Now, therefore, be it Resolved that the 8.foresaid accounts be and the same
are hereby revised as follows, to wit: Transfer from Account 60 A 3, Clerk, the sum
of $56.45 to Account 60 A 4, Additional Clerks and Assistants, Salaries and Wages,
Sheriff, Salary Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J. Monroe
Rutherf or~, Ronald M. Adam and C. L. Preisker. Nays, None. Absent. None
Granting Cou ty In the Matter of Granting the County Permit and Waiver to Enter and Clean out
Permission t
Clean out Franklin Creek, First Superv1sorial District.
Franklin
Creek. Upon motion, duly seconded and carried unanimously, it is ordered that the
Request !or
Ann1t1onal
Deputy Sheri
at Buellton.
I
permit and waiver of C. R. Sawyer, Carrie P. Sawyer and Helen H. Fish, granting the
County permission to enter and clean out the channel of Franklin Creek, and to construe
a new channel for drainage purposes, be, and it is hereby accepted and Ordered placed
on file,
In the Matter of Request for Additional Deputy Sheriff at Buellton.
Supervisor Adam was requested to confer with Sheriff Ross regarding the above
entitled matter,
October 27th, 1941. 59
In the Matter of Invitation from the City Club of Santa Barbara to Att end
Invitation ./
!'rom City Cl b .
. the Opening of its new Club House on October 27th, 1941.
Construction ,_
o! Timber
Briiige Over
Paret'\on Cree
The Chairman requested all members of the Board to attend.
In the Matter of the Construction of a Timber Bridge Over Paredon Creek,
First Supervisorial District.
It appearing to the Board that the contract tor the construction of a timber
.
bridge over and across Paredon Creek, First Supervisorial District, has been executed
by J. J. Munnemann, Contractor, and the necessary bond posted therefor,
It is therefore Ordered that the oertif ied oheok, in the amount of one hun-
dred and seventy ($170.00) dollars, which accompanied the bid of J. J. Munnemann, be
.
released to said J. J. Munnemann.
In the Matter of Authorizing the County Tax Collector to Visit the Several
Townships in the County tor the purpose of collecting taxes tor the year 1941.
Autho,izing
County Tax
Collector
to visit
several Tow Ships Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the County Tax
Claim Helt\
Over and no
allowed.
Clalms
Recaller\ an
Reallo"'ed.
Claims
Rejected.
.
Collector be, and he is hereby ordered to visit the several Townships in the County
.
tor the purpose of collecting taxes tor the .year 1941, and that his expenses tor same
be charged against the County. Provided, however, that compensation not to exceed
.
$5.00 per day shall be allowed to but one of the assistants accompanying him, and that
.
he may employ one person to conduct the off ice at the County Seat during his absence
at a salary not to exceed $5.00 per day.
He is hereby Ordered to visit the City of Lompoc, Town of Guadalupe, City
of Santa Maria, and Towns of Garey, Orcutt, Los Alamos, Los Olivos, Santa Ynez and
Solvang between the tollow1ng dates: November 1st and November 15th, 1941.
In the Matter of claim held over from meeting or September 22nd, 1941, and
now allowed
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried unanimously, it is ordered that the
.
following claim, held over from the meeting of September 22nd, 1941, be, and it is her
by allowed:
Ogilvy, Gilbert & Morse $150.00 Gen eral Fund
In the Matter of Claims recalled from the Auditor tor Correction and
Re allowed.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried unanimously, 1t is ordered that the
Orders made and entered on October 6th, and 14th, 1941, allowing claims as follows:
.
Black, E. J. GENERAL FUND
Boyd, Francis E.
Montecito County Water District
$21.60
2,2g7.06
69.6o
be, and the same are hereby rescinded; and it i a further ordered that said claims be
recalled from the Auditor and reallowed as follows, to wit:
Black, E. J. (Transfer made) GENERAL FUND
Boyd, Francis E. GOOD ROADS FUND
Montecito County Water District GENERAL FUND
In the Matter of Claims Rejected.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried unanimously, it is ordered that the
.
following claims be, and they are hereby rejected:
"" Boyd, Francis E.
Free Advertiser, The
Kluss, Edwin R., M. D.
2,2g7.06
10.00
15.00
60
Allowance o
Claims.
In the Matter of the Allowance of Claims.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried unanimously, it is ordered that tre
follow. ing claims be, and the same are hereby allowed, eaoh claim tor the amount and
payable out of the fund designated in the order of eJ.lowance indorsed on the ~ace of
each claim respectively, to wit:
Adam Print~ng, Don
Adams, Norman
Alexander, Bruce
GENERAL FUND
Aloe Company, A. s.
Altschul, Ira D.
Alt~ohul, Ira D.
Ambrose Lumber Company
American Airlines, Incorporated
American Law Book Company
American Sterilizer Company
Anderson, Dr. W. M.
Anderton, Jane
Andrews, w.
Anthony, Mark
Arnold, o. L.
Artueo Shoe Store
Associated Telephone Co.
Associated Telephone Company
Associated Telephone Co.
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
Balaam, LeRoy
Ball, Robert J.
Bancroft-Whitney Company
Bane, Velma
Bank of America Nt & SA
Banks' Stationery Store
Barker, Bird
Bartholomew, Pat
Bennett, Charles
Bonesteel, D. J.
Bounds, Dick
do do
Boyd Mill & Lumber Co.
Braun Corporation
Brook & Borra
$25 .59
72.00
16.oo
25.33
9.9g
26.44
2.05
425.00
10.00
l .!l
150.00
4o.oo
7.00
59.63
71.gg
5.36
59.gg
90.42
111.10
20.25
17.00
7.05
23.4o
45.63
9.45
9.00
3.00
6.oo
53.05
2s.90
20.00
325.00
5.00
15.00
100.00
2.63
is.oo
43.31
63 .00
10.13
45.00
65.00
13!5.05
20.4g
56.7g
October 27th, 1941.
Brown, Jeanette
.
Buchanan, R.
Bullard, o. o.
Bureau of Printing
Burns, Krs. Ruth
Burris, Theodore
BurroUghs Adding Machine Co.
do do
do do
do do
do do
Burroughs Wellcome & Company
.
Butcher Company, L. H
Cabral, Peter
Ca.lit. Corrugated Culvert Co
do do
Camera Shop, The
do
do
Canfield, L. E.
Cant1eld, Lloyd
Carlisle & Company, A.
Carpinteria Valley Lumber Co
Carrillo Hotel
Carter, Lloyd
Channel Paper & Supply Co.
Cherry Burrell Corporation
do do
City Contracting Company
Cline, A. B.
Cline, A. B
Coleman, J. M.
Collar, J. N.
Col11mbia Carpet & Linoleum Co
Commercial ottice Supply Co
do . do
Common, Wn. c.
Cooley, Harey
Cota, Juan
Cota, Julius
Cota, Loney F
Coy, Katherine J
Dane, Shelby J.
Devaul, J. K.
Devaul, J. M.
Diaz, Frank
Diaz, J ohn A
Dickason, Donna
Dietzten Company, Eugene
GENERAL FUND
Division of Criminal Identification
7.99
9.00
3.09
37.00
lg.oo
13.50
4.lJ-0
6.14
13.75
l.g5
9.90
79.4o
i7.611-
5S.50
62g.37
367.5g
24.12
116.57
10.25
ig.oo
76.gg
23.50
7.r:J+
11.79
5s.50
20.g6
3g.27
lg.07
12.00
4S.oo
36.00
5g.50
lo4.oo
149.35
23.35
2.32
24.25
27.00
36.00
34.31
34.31
75.00
9.00
29.~
29.64
3g.50
2. 67
50.00
10.37
1.62
61
62
'
'
Doctors Adjustment Bureau
Dyer, Mrs. Vera.
Echa.rren, Marguerite
Dnerick & Bright
Emerson Manuta.oturing co.
Esoobar, Ray
Everett, A. D.
Everett, X. D.
Fairchild Aerial Surveys
Federal Drug Company
Firtires, M. N.
Fuller, Henry N.
Fuller, Lee
Furrow, L. R.
.
GENERAL FUND
Gay, Laura. A.
Gingrich, Sr., C. E.
do Jr., c. E.
Haas Brothers
Hebel, A R.
He1ges, L. E., Jr.
Henderson, H. E.
Henning, Charles
Berrier, W. w.
Hilderprand, A J.
Hilderbrand, w. G
Hoag Seed Company
Holiday Hardware Oo
Holiday Hardware Co
Horn, George
Huerta, Cesario
Hughes, Clellil
Huyck, Andy
do do
39.75
10.00
15.12
229.50
1.51
50.00
117.00
101.25
35.54
66.95
11.g4
9.00
22.50
75.47
15.00
27.00
66.3$
42.42
6.10
5.00
15.00
65.00
55.13
123.00
g5.gg
6.49
24.57
4.9g
15.00
9.00
49.50
25.00
lo.oo
Janssens, Alber t A. 10.00
Johns, Leo
Johnson, F. w
Johnson, w. H
Jukllard-Cockorott Corporation
Kelite Products, Inc
Kelite Products
Kelley-Koett Mtg. Co., The
Kendrick, W11118'\
Keran Laundry
Langlo Esta t e, A. K
Laubhan, R. K
Lauffer, F.dward
Leather Supply Company
LeClerk, .Arnie
do do
LeClerk, Louie
Levy, Henry
21.00
70.00
l,03g.36
23.20
20 .25,
4.55
4g.75
9.79
7.00
25.00
l go.25
3.06
34.31
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October 27th, 1941
.
Lewis, J. E GENERAL FUND
Light, Marvin
Lompoc Light & Water Dept.
Los Angeles Dental Supply Co
Luton, G. R
Maher a Richfield Service
Kanro, Helen
Marchant Calculating Machine Co.
Marchant Calculating Machine Co.
lil1.ller, John L
Milligan, J. s
Mincer, George
Mission Linen & Towel Supply
do do
do do
Mitchell, w. A.
Mohr, Louis J
Molina, John
Moore, Mrs. Amelia
Moore Co., Joseph G
. Morris, H . W.
Morris, R. w.
Morris, R. w
Mullenary, Harold c.
Mccaleb, The Estate of w. H.
McCoy, E. M.
McCoy, E. ti.
McCoy, S. M.
McCullough, George H
McGrath, Wom
Newman, Carl
Olivera, Jim
Orr, William E.
Osborne' s Book Store
Osterman, John
Ostini, Ray
Ott Hardware Company
do do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Ov1eda, Toney
Oxford, w. N
Pacitic Coast Publishing Co.
Pao1tio Coast Publishing Co
do do
Pac1t1c G~s & Electric Co
do do
Pac1t1c Laundry
Payne's Ant Control ~
g.50
3.00
25.00
31.42
15.00
119.44
92.74
5.00
5.00
lg.oo
6o.oo
9.00
3.00
4.62
5.05
9.00
223.6o
44.oo
10.00
u.07
64.oo
l00.70
7.50
100.00
.
15.00
13.50
9.00
lg.oo
3.43
51.61
6o.oo
70.00
6.50
3.93
ig2.oo
36.00
21.43
2.7g
5.10
3.09
6$.26
60 .00
5g.50
i.og
6.62
63
64
Pentield, Wallace c.
Perez, Julio
GENERAL FUND
Petit Corset Specialty Shop
Phelps, Kelley
Phelps, Kelley
Phillippe, Chester
Pilling & Son Co., George P.
Pool, Arlert G
Purkiss, M. M
Randall, Ray
Rheams, Sarah o.
Eheams, Sarah o.
Riggins, F. R.
Robison, M. H.
Roemer, Frank L.
Roeser and Sons
Roes er and Sons
Romans, Jim L
.
Roe eborougb, Arthur
Rosebro, W. J.
.
Ro\1l"ld Corner Base Shoe Co
Rubio, Jesus
.
Sat eway Stores
San Joaquin Power Division
Santa Barbara Clinic
Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital
Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital
Santa Barbara Electric Company
Santa Barbara Mill & Lumber Co
Santa Barbara Pipe and Supply Co.
Banta Barbara Free Public Library
Santa Maria Inn
Santa Ynez Valley News
Schauer Printing Studio
Schering Corporation
Schuler, James L
Schurmeier, Harry L
Seaside 011 Oo
do
do do
Seaside 011 Co
do do
do do
do do
Security Title Insur~ce and Guar. Co.
ebamhart, R. E
Sham hart, Reid
Sherman, Sus 1e
Sherman, Susie
Short, Mamie o
10.00
14-.g2
14-.g2
31.50
77.00
333s.07
74.oo
74-.00
4o.50
7g.oo
54-.00
.69
4-s.75
14-5.67
22.50
i4-.oo
i.oo
1.4-1
5. lto
21.31
2002.11
is.03
195.70
393.og
19.go
54. 00
20.00
13.99
270.67
2.61
7.23
33.61
605.11
5g.oo
35.00
1.00
October 27th, 1941
Simmons, Gretta
Singleton, R. M
GENERAL FU ND
S:nith, Kline & French Laboratories
Smith, James
Snith, James
Sm1 th, llar1on F
Sou. Oal1t. D1s1ntect1ng Oo
Southern Cal1torn1a Edison Co.
do do
do do
do
do
Southern Counties Gas Company
Southern do do
do do do
Southern Pac1t1c Milling Co.
Southern Pao1tic Milling Co
do do do
Soper, Le1ta
Transportation Spreitz
Standard Brands of Ca11t.
Standard 011 Oo. of Cal1t.
Stationers Corporation
Sterling EJ.ectrio Motors
Sterling Press
Stevena, II. D., Charles s.
Stewart, Arthur
Stewart, John L
Sull1 van, H. H
Sweetser, H. C.
Talmage, Clark A
Tant, Charles
Tegen, Carl c
Texas Co., The
Thompson, Homer c.
Thompson, Homer c
'l'b.ompson, Homer c
Thompson, Homer c
Thompson, Homer c.
.
Thompson, Homer o
Thompson, Homer c.
Thompson, Paul
' Triangle Steel Corporation
Underwood Elliott Fisher Company
Underwood Elliott Fisher do.
Union Hardware & Metal Company
do do
do do
Union Kill and Lumber Co
Union 011 Co
Union 011 Compall1
United Autograph1c Register Co.
34.g4
65.00
1E!.6o
32.59
336.g1
4.50
9.2g
3.12
56.42
4.gl
6.7g
1.36
1.41
i7.oo
7.91
5.46
34.g4
3.90
26o.3g
31g.14
3.61
7.36
39.20
30.00
34.31
33.12
1g.oo
10.00
lg.g7
50.00
50.00
33.7g
5.99
35.67
i9.g5
6.39
2.13
g.34
10.13
63.00
119.99
12.54
19.59
i.36
36.08
9.13
24.94
26.20
16.35
2.70
65
66
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U~ited Press Associations
Van Horn, J. A.
Vega, Secwid1no
Vega, Secund1no
Vendrame, Joe
Voight, Hubert L.
Wagner, Ernest D.
Wall, Jack M.
Washburn, c. G.
Wayland, L. C. N.
Western Fire Equipment Co.
Western Welding Company
ib1tehead, Sarah J.
ihittield, w. c.
Whitmore, Burley
Wilkes, Jack
Wilson, Kent R.
Wilson, Weldon
Wolt, C. A.
Wong Wing
Wootton Printing Company
Young, George
Young, George
Young, George
Young, George
Adams, Norman
Air Reduction Sales Co
Ames, Fred
Ames, Gilbert
Ames, Ray
Afinold, o. L
Arnold, o. L
Associated Telephone Co
Associated Telephone Co
Barker, Bird
Bock, Royal E
Botello, 14. A
Bounds, Dick
Boyd Mill & Lumber Co
Breen, Ed
Brooks and Borra
Brown Bevis Equipment Co
GENERAL FUND
GOOD ROADS FUND
Calit. Corrugated Culvert Co
Canfield, L. E
Cargill, Wm.
Cooley, Harry
Craviotto Brothers
Crenshaw, Robert
Dominguez, Albert
g.33
4.55
7.00
7.00
15.00
50.00
9.67
7.4o
5s.50
303.52
1S7 .30
1.50
22.15
66.oo
34.31
200.00
20.00
27.50
2.00
14.67
6.70
l.9g
4.85
21.28
35.3g
9.6o
54.oo
66.oo
6.75
5.00
10.00
5.60
29.35
4o.50
lS.44
g9.00
20.00
300.00
72.00
232.44
30.49
212.93
4o.50
54.oo
31.50
5.54
72.00
49.50
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Dover, Frank
Feliz, J. s.
Gingrich, c. E.
Grigsby, Al.
Hottman, w. o
Horn, George
Huyck, Andy
Huyck, And
Johns-Manville
-
October 21th, 1941
GOOD ROADS FUND
.
Johns, Leo
Kendrick, William
.
Light, Marvin
l:aight, Marvin
Light, Marvin
.
Lun~berg' .s Blaoksm1 th Shop
Miller, Frank
Miller, Harry
Mission Ice Company
Molino, B.
Hicolee, Tustin .
Nielsen and Petersen
Olivera, Albert
Ott Har.dware Company
Ovieda, F.d .
Pac1tio Coast Coal Company
Petrol Corporation, The
Pico, Harry
Reid, Sr., Thomas
Richfield 011 Corporaticm
Rio Grande Oil Inc.
Robison, M. H.
Robles, Daniel
Robles, G.
Roemer, Frank L.
Romero, Louis
Roseborough, Arthur
Santa Barbara Crane Service
Santa Ynez Warehouse and Milling Co.
Seaside 011 Co.
do do
Shepard, Frank
Smith Booth Usner Co.
Snith, James .
Snow, Beverley
Solvang Garage and Service Sta ti on
do Mill and Lumber Yard
southern California Edison Co.
do do do
do do do
$60. oo
50.00
27.00
72.00
4g.oo
27.50
4o.oo
55.00
25.1g
36.00
45.00
2.95
144.20
397.49
19. 67
26.00
57.50
.50
72.00
4.g9
7g.16
4o.oo
lS.23
6o.oo
16.20
1062.13
49.00
4g.oo
3.s2
30 . 90
13g.oo
54.oo
16.oo
333g.07
72.00
6.oo
4141.00
3. 55
g.30
42.gg
130.00
10. 51
2g.53
156.00
27.02
543. 24
30.00
6.gg
67
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Visit from
Colonel
Robe-rt E.
Coughlin.
Leaves o!
Absence.
Standard Oil Co. GOOD ROADS FUND
Standard Oil Co. of Calif
do do
Tennyson, The Druggist
Tide Water Associated 011 Co.
Union Hardwa-re & Metal Co
Union Mill and Lumber Co.
Union Oil Company of Calif.
U. s. Porcelain Enamel Co.
Upton, w. o.
Utility Trailer Sales Co
Water Works Department
Whitfield, W. c.
Zaria, George
Ott Hardware Company SANTA MARIA CEME. DIST. FUND
Pacific Gas and Electric Co
203.10
4.o6
136.51
1.36
2g6.07
1.53
ig.34
3g.39
7.71
71.00
ig.24
2.25
12.00
54.oo
Sou.Cal if. Edison Co.
do do
CARPINTERIA LT. DIST. FUND 195.32
MISSION LT. DIST. FUND 3g.95
Worthington-Gamon Meter Co. S. B. WATER WORKS
DIST. #1 MAINTENANCE FUND lg.42
Upon the passage of the foregoing Orders, the roll being oalled, the following
Supervisors voted Aye, to wit: Thomas T. -Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J. 14onroe Rutherford,
Ronald M. Adam and C. L. Preisker. Nays: None Absent: None.
/ In the 148.tter of Visit trom Oolonel Robert E. Coughlin.
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Colonel Coughlin, a member of the National Board of Rivers and Harbors, was
introduced to members of the Board of Supervisors and County ottioials.
In the Matter of Granting Leaves of Absenbe and. Authority to Attend Meetings
on Flood Control and Water Conservation.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried unanimously, it is ordered that
Supel'Visor c. L. Pre1sker and supervisor J. Monroe Rutherford. be, and they are hereby
granted a sixty day leave of absence trom the State of Calitorn1a, effective this date
. It is further ordered that supervisors Preisker and Rutherford be, and they
are hereby authorized to attend the National Riv.era and Harbors Conterence in Kiami,
Florida, and other tlood control and water conservation conferences in other states,
including Washington, D. C.; the necessary expenses incurred to be a charge against
the Gounty of Santa Barbara.
. Kr. Julien F. Goux objected to more than one Supervisor being authorized to
attend the above meetings and conferences, and further objected to the attendance of
any Supervisor at said meetings unless proper showing is made as to the necessity tor
said trips.
Upon motion the Board adjourned sine die
The toregoing minutes are hereby appr
Attest: . '
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. . / Clerk
ot Supervisors.
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v
Nam 1ng Lo:rra ne
Avenue, Thir
Road Distric
Old Mission
Days in Sant
Ba:rbara
County.
Resignation
of three
Commissioners
of H0using
Authority of
Santa Ba.rbo.:ra
County.
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Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara, State of California,
November 3rd.a 1941, at 10:00 o'clock a. m. Present: supervisors Thomas T.
Dinsmore. Sam J. Stanwood, J. Monroe Ruthertord, Ronald M. Adam, c. L.
Preisker and J. E. Lewis, Clerk.
Supervisor c. L. Preieker in the Chair.
The minutes of the regular meeting of October 27th, 1941, were read and
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approved.
Kr. Julien F. Goux again protested the meeting time of the Board of Supervisors.
In ttie Matter of ottioially Naming Lorraine Avenue, Third Road District.
,., 0 R D E R.
WHERF.AS, w. G. Smith and others have petitioned the Board of Supervisors of the
County of Santa Barbara, State of California, to establish the name of Lorraine Avenue
tor the new road recently completed in Rancho El Sueno Subdivision, Third Road District
Upon motion of 9.lpervisor J. Wonroe Rutherford, duly seconded and carried
unanimously,
IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that said petition be, and 1 t is hereby granted, and the
road hereinatter described, situate in the Third Road District, County of Santa Barbara
State of California, b&, and it is otf1c1ally designated as Lorraine Avenue,
Said road is more particularly described as tollows, to wit:
Being twenty teet wide, and running southerly trom Goleta Foothill Boulevard
along the west side of the line between Pueblo Lots 19 and 21, and lg and 22, to the
south boundary of Lot 31, Rancho El Bueno Subdivision.
Passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara,
'
State of California, this 3rd day of November, 1941, by the following vote, to wit:
Ayes: Thomae T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J. Monroe Ruthertord, Ronald II. Adam and
. c. L. Preisker. Nays: None. Absent: None.
In the Katt er of Communication trom San ta Barbara County Chamber of Commerce
Relative to a County-wide Celebration to be known as 10ld Mission Days in Santa Barbara
County.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, Supervisor Adam was requested to prepare
a resolution endorsing the celebration Old Mission Days in S&nta Barbara County to
be held from December 4th to 7th, inclusive.
It was further ordered that the balance remaining in the La Purisima Mission
Fiesta account be made available to the Committee in charge of the above celebration.
In the Matter of the Resignation of three Commissioners of the Housing Authority
ot the County of Santa Barbara.
'
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the resignations ot
Robert E. Easton, w. w. Stokes and L. P. Scaroni, as Commissioners of the Housing
Authority of the County of Santa Barbara, be, and they are hereby accepted. The Clerk
is directed to write Yr. Easton, Kr. Stokes and Kr. Soaroni, expressing the Board's
appreciation tor the very tine work they have done as Housing Commissioners and that
their resignations were accepted with regret.
It 1s further ordered that Supervisor Adam be, and he is hereby authorized to
consult with the two remaining Commissioners tor the purpose of selecting three
Commissioners to till the vacancies caused by the above resignations
Communication ./ In the Matter of Communication trom the Paoitic Western 011 Corporation Relative
to Ordinance Governing 011 Drilling
Communication was read and Ordered placed on tile.
Cor.imunication ,/
to
In the Ka.tter of Cormnunication from Mrs. Frances B. Linn, Librarian, Relative
Reterenoe File of City and County Documents tor the Public Library.
The Clerk was directed to write Mrs. Linn, advising her that documents will be
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sent as soon as we understand exactly what she wishes.
/ In the Matter of Memorandum of Understanding between the Board of Supervisors
- ~t the Conty of santa Barbara and the. Cal1torn1a Fprest and Range Experiment Station,
Agreement.
with Uniteil
States Depa
rnent of
Agricultu~eSurvey
Sant
Ynez \Vat ersh
ed.
Forest Service, u. s. Department ot. Agriculture .
Upon motion, duly sec?nded and carried unani~ou~ly, it is ordered that the
Chairman and Clerk be, and they are hereby authorized and directed to execute the
Memorandum of Understanding between the County of Santa Barbara and the California
Forest and Range Experiment Station, Forest Service, u s. Depar.tment of Agriculture,
tor the investigation and survey of the Santa Ynez watershed; the county to contribut
the sum of $5,000.00 toward ~he oost of making said investigation. Upon the roll
being called, the tollow1ng Supervisors voted Aye, t~ w1~: Thomas T. Dinsmore,
San J. Stanwood, J. Monroe Rutherford, Ronald M. Adam and O. L. Pre1sker. Nays: None.
Absent: None.
Approval / of In the llatter of Approval of Endprsement to Blanket Oil Drilling Bond and
En1orsement
to Blanket Release of single bond.
011 Dr1111n
Bonn etc. Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the following en-
Treasurer's ./
Report.
dorsement to blan.ket oil drilling bond be, and it is hereby approved:
Petrol Corporation - Endorsement to Bond No. 4259957 Fidelity and
Deposit Company of Maryland
It is turther ordered that Bond No. 334732 of the National suret~ Company, oove -
ing the well Republic-Hollister No. 1 1 , operated by the Republic Petroleum Company
be, and it is hereby released
In the Yatter of Treasurer's Report on Reoe1pts and Disbursements tor the Perio
October 6th to November 1st, 1941
Report was received and Ordered placed on tile.
Airl to Nee,'"
Age1 Person
I . In the Katter of Applications tor State and County Aid to Needy Aged Persons.
It appearing to the Board that the hereinatter named' applicants tor State and
County Aid to needy aged persons having tiled their applications, as required by law,
and as in said applications tully set torth; and
It turther appearing trom an examination of said applications that the needy
aged persons mentioned in said applications are proper persons to receive State and
County Aid; upon motion, duly seconded and carried, 1t is
ORDERED, that the Auditor draw his warrant on the Treasurer on General Fund, in
tavor of the following applicants, tor the amount set opposite the name of the applic t,
commencing on the first day of November 1941 (unless otherwise indicated) and on the
tirst day of each month hereatter until turther order of this Board; said money to be
used tor the suPPort of said needy aged persons, to wit:
NAME OF APPLICANT
Adam a, Ethel
"Bainbric.lge, Josie
Barber, l4ary Ann
Bugbee, Mary A.
Clark, l4at1lda E.
Colley, Alice
Crites, George P.
Fl.aria.a, Ney w.
Flowers, Sam
Haymond, Lillie c.
Hughes, Annie Eliza
McGowan, Aurelio.us
Pitman, Anna E.
TOTAL AID GRANTED
t4o.oo
- -
4o.oo
. 4o.oo
4o.oo
4o.oo
4o.oo
4o.oo
4o.oo
4o.oo
2g.oo
REMARKS
Name or Applicant
Pitman, Charles E.
Post, Mrs. Mary
Reid, Mollie E.
Sm1 th, Sarah M.
Ygnao1o, Blanca
INCREASES
Floyd, Manley Kathie
DEC RF.A SES
Floyd, Al.metia
DISCONTINUANCES
Bass, William H.
Richards, John Henry
November 3rd, 1941.
Total A1d Granted
35.00
4o.oo
30.90
4o.oo
27.00
37.00
Remarks
10/31/41
10/31/41
71
Ai\ to Nee Y ~ In the Ma~ter of Applications tor State and County Aid to Needy Blind
Bl1n\ Pe.,s ns . p ersons.
Chilnrene
Ail.
Ch1llren' s /
A1l .
It appearing to the Board that the here1na!ter named applicants tor State
and County Aid to needy blind persons having tiled their applications, as required
by law, and as in said applications tully set torth; and
It turther appearing from an examination of said applications that the
needy blind persons mentioned in said applications are proper persons to receive
State and County Aid; upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is
ORDERED, that the Auditor draw his warrant on the Treasurer on General
- . Fund, in tavor of the tollow1ng applicants, tor the amount set opposite the name ot
the applicant, commenGing on the first day of November 1941 (unless otherwise
indicated) and on the first day of each month hereatter until further order of this
Board; sai-d money to be used tor the support of said needy blind persons, to wit:
Name of Applicant
Coacher, William R.
RESTORATION
Dismuke, Della
DISCONTINUANCE
Dismuke, Della
Total Aid Granted Remarks
$50.00
4o.oo
9/ 30/41
In the Matter of the Application of Mrs. Mary v. Cordero, 1716 Chino Street,
Santa Barbara, California, tor State and County Aid tor Theresa Ann Cordero, child ot
a parent under commitment to a State Hospital.
It appearing to the satistaotion of the Board that said Theresa Ann Cordero
is a child of a pa.rent under commitment to a State Hospital and a proper person to
receive State and County Aid, and is in the custody of said Mrs. Mary v. Cordero,
Grandmother;
It is ordered that the Auditor draw hie warrant on the Treasurer on General
Fund, in tavor of said Mrs. Mary V. Cordero tor the sum of three dollars, and tor a
like amount on the first of each month hereafter until the turther order of this Board
said money to be used tor the support of the above named minor
. . .
In the Matter of the Application of Louisa Navarez, 201 FAst Montecito
Street, Santa Barbara, California, tor State and County Aid tor Hilda Navarez, a halt-
orphan.
It appearing to the sat1s!act1on of the Board that said Hilda Navarez is a
halt-orphan and a proper person to receive State and County Aid, and is in the custody
ot said Louisa Navarez, Mother;
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Children's
Aid.
/
Changes in /
Children 1 s
A1n.
Cancellatio
o! Funo s.
T,ansfer o
Funds.
I
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It is ordered that the Auditor draw his warrant on the Treasurer on General
Fund, in favor of said Louisa Navarez tor the sum of twelve and 50/100 dollars, and ! r
a like amount on the t1rst of each month hereafter until the turther order of this
Board, said money to be used tor the support of the above named minor.
In the Matter of the Application of Mrs. Sadie Stevenson, R. F. D. Route 1,
Santa Maria, California, tor State and County Aid tor Joyce Stevenson, child of a
Tubercular tather.
It appearing to the satisfaction of the Board that said Joyce Stevenson is
a child of a Tubercular father and a proper person to receive State and County Aid,
and is in the custody of said Mrs. Sadie Stevenson, Mother;
It is ordered that the Auditor draw hie warrant on the Treasurer on General
Fund, in tavor of said Mrs. Sadie Stevenson tor the sum of twenty-two and 50/100
dollars, and tor a like amount on the tire~ of each month hereafter until the turther
order of this Board, said money to be used tor the support of the above named minor.
In the Matter of Changes in Children's Aid.
It appearing to the Board from Notices of Change, t~led by the County
Weltare Department, that certain adjustments should be made in the amount o! aid, etc.,
granted to the tollowing named persons; upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is
theretore
ORDERED, that the amount of aid, etc., granted to Children listed below, be
changed to the amount set opposite their names beginning November let, 1941, (unless
otherwise indicated) as follows, to wit:
NAME
INCREASES
Hamane, Kimiko
DECREASES
Goena, Aurora, Louis, R.a3rmond and
Virginia
DISCONTINUANCES
Mandes, Luis and R1ta
McKinnon, Lawrence, Jr
Perez, Maria, Miguel, Guadalupe, Nicolasa,
Retugio, Ramona and Phillip
Spears, Carol Ray
TOTAL AID GRANTED
$22.50
64.oo
In the Matter of Cancellation of Funds.
Resolution No. 4009
ImURKS
9/30/41
9/30/41
10/31/41
10/31/41
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County
that the sum of $1,500.00 1s not needed in account 140 B 13, Road and Bridge Material ,
Maintenance and Operation, Fourth Supervisor District, General Fund;
Now theretore, be it resolved that the sum of Fifteen hundred dollars
($1,500.00) be and the same is hereby cancelled trom the above account and returned
to the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund.
Upon the passage of the torego1ng resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to wit: Thomas T. Din~more, Sam J. Stanwood, J.
Monroe Rutherford, Ronald M. Adam and C. L. Pre1sker. Nays, None. Absent, None.
In the Matter of Transter of Funds trom the Unappropriated Reserve General
Fund. '
Resolution No. 4o10.
Whereas it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County tha
a transter is necessary trom the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund to Account 94
Trans! er o!' /
Funds.
Allowance o
Claims.
November 3rd, 1941 73
C 74, Santa Maria Vall ey, Capital Outlay, Flood Control, General Fund; in accordance
with Section 3714, subdivision 3, of the Political Code,
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of fourteen thousand six hundred
titty and 37/100 dollars ($14, 650.37) be and the same is hereby transferred trom the
.
unappropriated reserve General Fund to account 94 0 74, Santa Maria Valley, Capital
. . Outlay, Flood Control, General Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
tollowing Supervisors voted Aye, to wit: Thomae T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J
Monroe Rutherford, Ronald M. Adam and c. L. Preisker. Nays, None. Absent, None
In the Matter of Transter of Funds trom the Unappropriated Reserve General
Fund
Resolution No. 4o11
Whereas 1 t appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a transter is necessary trom the unappropriated reserve general tund t o Account 14o
A 60, Labor, Balaries and 'Mlges, Fourth Supervisor Distriot, General Fund; in accord-
ance with Section 3714, subdivision 3, of the Political Code
Now theretore, be it resolved that the sum of fifteen hundred dollars
($1,500.00) be and the same is hereby transferred from the unappropriated reserve
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General Fund to account l4o A 6o, Labor, Sal.aries and Wages, Fourth Supervisor District,
General Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the tol
lo\lllng Supervisors voted .ye, to wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J. Monroe
Rutherford, Ronald K. Adam and c. L. Preisker. Nays, None. Absent
In the Matter of the Allowance of Claims.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried unanimously, it is ordered that the
following claims be, and the same are hereby allowed, eaoh claim tor the amount and
payable out of the tund designated in the order of allowaD3e 1ndorsed on the taoe ot
each claim respectively, to wit:
Adam, Ronald M.
Barrington, Paula
Bartlett, Stanley
Caywood, Hal D.
Chase, Mary
Coryell, Tom
Cota, Juan
Croal, Rose M.
Devaul, J. M
Dinsmore~ ThomasT.
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Dorrance, James F.
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Eaves, Jr., Albert
Fowler, Norma
Frat1s, E. H.
Goodacre, William J.
Gordon, Margaret
Hart, Harriett
Henderson, H. E.
H1ldran4, Ed.
Hossack, D. L
Korthals, Mrs. w. H.
Luton, G. R.
GENERAL FUND
$33.00
24.52
is.oo
.go .
54. g4
13.50
36.00
69.Gg
29.64-
3. 6o
22.50
71.29
17.00
5.00
12.50
76.61
5.00
13.50
7.44-
3.60
5.00
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Maybee, Albert
Newman, Carl
Ontiveros, Sara A.
Ov1eda, Toney
Pre1sker, c. L.
Preuss, Charles A.
Preuss, Chas. A
Preuss, Chas. A.
Rb.earns, Sarah o.
Robert son, Sarah
Rose, John
.
Ross, James
Rutherford, J. Monroe
Schwartzenberg, w. ihoe
Tant, Charles
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Villaveces, Piobt
Wagner, Ernest D.
Wall, T. T.
Washburn, c. G.
Wilkes, Jack
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Wilson, Kent R.
Ellis, M. J.
Bartholomew, Pat
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Breen, Ed
Cota, Juli us
Crensh.8.w, Robert
Dominguez, Albert
Dover, Frank
Grigsby, Al
Hurst Concrete Products
Lambert,C. E.
Miller, Harry
Molino, B
KcGinnis, John
Olivers, Albert
Ovieda, E. G.
Pico, Harry
Robles, Daniel
Robles, G.
Romero, Erasmo
Romero, Louis
Saulsbury, Lenn
Caywood, Hal D
Dodge, E. G
GENERAL FUI'ID
FIFTH ROAD FUND
GOOD ROADS FUND
SALARY FUND
$ 1$.00
6o.oo
5.00
6o.oo
11-5.00
24-.50
5.00
10.00
20.00
64-.oo
4-0.91
16.20
639.4-1
50.00
6.oo
30.02
125.00
9.00
15.00
5.00
70.00
22.50
72.00
36.00
56.00
36.00
72.00
72.00
14-00.15
i14-.oo
55.00
56.00
137 .50
4g.oo
60.00
6o.oo
4-9.50
4-2.00
50.00
63 . 00
200.00
5.00
170.00
La Franchi, Winitred B. SANTA MARIA CEME. DIST.FUND 25.00
Moller, Odin S. B. COUNTY WATERWORKDS DIST.
#1 MAINTENANCE FUND
4-.oo
l.a Pur1s1ma _.
State Pa:rk.
Aban"-onment ./
of Public
Roan, Fourt
Roan Diatr1 t.
Coleta
Sanitary
D1~tr1ct .
Schedule of
Public Work
Pro,jects-Fe"\.
eral
~Vorks
Agency.
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Upon the passage of the toregoing Orders, the roll being called, the tollowing
Supervisors voted Aye, to wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J. llonroe
Ruthertord, Ronald K. Adam and c. L. Preisker. N81s: None. Absent: None.
In the Matter of the Acquisition of Additional Property tor La Puris1ma
State Park.
The above entitled matter was reterred to supervisor Adam tor further study
and report.
In the Matter of the Petition of M. Flanagan and Others tor the Abandonment
ot a Public Road, Fourth Road District.
The above .entitled petition was referred to the County Surveyor tor the
chec~ing of description.
In the Matter of Petition to organize Goleta Sanitarr District.
The above entitled petition was r~terred to the County Clerk.
In the Matter of Schedule of Public Works Projects tor Post Defense Period,
to be Submitted to the Federal Works Agency.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the communication
trom the Federal Works Agency, and tonne tor schedule of public works projects tor the
poet detense period, be submitted to Wallace c. Pentield, Engineer-Secretary of the
Planning Commission, with the request thathe make a preliminary investigation
It is turther ordered that when A. F. Janes, Conservation Engineer, is
available he is to take over said investigation.
Wr. Julien F. Goux objected to the above entitled action
-- Mrs. R. A. Gano was present and also objeoted to said action.
Recess
Convened.
Ornlr1ance t
Amend Orit1n
ance No . 4o
Beach
Restoration
ano Harbor
Maintenance.
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The Board took a recess until 2:00 o'clock p. m. of this day.
At 2:45 o'clock p. m. the Board convened.
Present: Supervisors Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J. Monroe
Ruthertord, Ronald M. Adam, C. L. Preisker and J. E. Lewie, Clerk.
Supervisor C. L. Preisker in the Chair
In the Matter of Proposed Ordinance to Amend Ordinance No. 4o2, which Pro~1des
tor the P~ment of a Bounty to Persons who shall kill and destroy Calitorn1a Lions.
The above entitled matter was continued tor one week.
In the Matter of Beaoh Restoration and Harbor Maintenance.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried unanimously, it is the sense of this
Board that the following policy, relative to beac.h restoration and harbor maintenance,
be carried out: That the Col.lnty o! Santa Barbara will sponsor with the City of Santa
Barbara a nonprotit corporation to build, operate and maintain a dredge, said dredge to
become the property of the City of Santa Barbara; whatever cost over and above Federal
funds to be paid by the City and County on a titty-titty basis.
It is therefore ordered that the District Attorney be, and he is hereby
authorized and directed to canter with City ot!ioials, the City Attorney and Supervisor
Stanwood in ettecting a cont'r act agreement, Articles of Incorporation, and any and all
necessary resolutions to carry out the above policy; the period of time said agreement
is to be in etteot, and the maximum amount of money which the County will cooperate on
a titty-titty basis, to be further discussed by City and County ott1cials.
In the Matter of Dividing the County or 8anta Barbara into Election Precincts,
Preparing Detailed Precinct Mape and Exterior Descriptions and Coples thereot.
The Chairman stated that the precinct maps as submitted are not complete as to
incorporated cities of the County, and theretore the matter 1s continued tor one
week.
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o! Portion
of State
H1ghway-Fou
l"th ROf\0.
District.
Ordinance
?Jo. 535.
Kr. Julien F. Goux again protested any changes of Supervisor1al boundaries
un1ess made on a population basis, and further protested the voting of Supervisors
Stanwood, Rutherford and Adam on any Ordinance where the changes made in Supervisorial
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District boundaries are only of personal interest.
Mr. Carroll Bone protested the continuance of the matter of adoption of the
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revised precinct boundaries, in that they would not be made within the time fixed by
law.
Attest:
Upon motion the Board adjourned sine die
The toregoing minutes are hereby ~~i-.
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Clerk
Board of Supervisors o! the County of Santa Barbara, State of California,
November 10th, 1941, at 10 o'clock a. m. Present: Supervisors Thomas T.
Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J. Monroe Rutherford, c. L. Preisker and J
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E. Lewis, Clerk. Absent: Supervisor Ronald M. Adam
Supervisor c. L. Pre1sker in the Chair.
The Minutes of the regular meeting of November 3rd, 1941, were read and
approved.
Kr. Julien F. Goux again protested the time the Board convened.
In the Matter of the Petition of M. Flanagan and others tor the discontinuance,
vacation and abandonment of portion of the State Highway right of way, road V-S.B.-2- ,
County of Santa Barbara,
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State of ~alitorn1a. ~
, ORDER FIXING TIME.
. . . " " It appearing to the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara, Stat
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ot California, that the petition tiled by M. Flanagan, and others, with the Clerk ot
the Board on the 3rd day of November, 1941, in the above entitled matter, has been
signed by ten freeholders of said County, two of whom are residents of the Fourth Roa
District in .said County of Santa Barbara, in which said Road District some part of th
highwai herein referred to is situated, and who are taxed therein tor road purposes:
IT IS THEREFORE ORDERED, t hat said petition be heard on Monday, the let day
ot December, 1941, at 10:00 o'clock a. m., at the Board Rooa of said Board of Supervisors,
in the Court House in the City of Santa Barbara, County of Santa Barbara, Sta e
ot California, and that Notice be given to all freeholders in said Fourth Road Dietri t
ot the time and place tixed tor hearing said petition as aforesaid by publication ot
such Notice in Santa Ynez Valley News, a newspaper of general circulation, printed
and published in S$id County, tor at least two successive weeks prior to said day
fixed for .said hearing, and that such Notice shall also be posted conspicuously along
the line of the proposed vacation of portion of State Highway right of way sought to
be abandoned
In the Matter of Ordinance No. 535.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried unanimously, the Board passed and
adopted Ordinance No. 535, entitled "An Ordinance to amend Ordinance No. 402 of Santa
Barbara County, entitled: 'An Ordinance providing for the payment of a Bounty to
Persons who shall kill and destroy California lions in the County of Santa Barbara' M.
Upon the passage of the foregoing Ordinance, the roll being called, the fol-
lowing Supervisors voted Aye, to wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J. Monroe
Commun1c~ t1 on ,/
Appr oval o'!
Enllorsement
to Oil \Yell
Dr 1ll1ng Bonn
Orc\1nance
No . 536 .
November 10th, 1941. 77
Rutherford and C. L. Preisker. Nays: None. Absent: Ronald M. Adam.
In the Matter of Communication from Mrs. Jane M. Manning Relative to Construction
of Model House in Manning Park.
The above entitled matter was referred to Supervisor Rutherford with the requeslt
thathe discuss said matter with Jack Anderson, Fo~ester and Fire warden.
In the Matter of Approval of Endorsement to Oil Well Drilling Bond of o. C.
Field Gasoline Corporation.
In accordance with the provisions of Ordinance No. 502, as amended,
It is moved, seconded and carried that the following endorsement to oil well
drilling bond be, and it is hereby approved:
o. C. Field Gasoline Corporation - endorsement to Bond No.4539277-
Fidel ity & Deposit Company of Maryland- Covering well No. 304,
"R1ghet ti #2".
In the Matter of Ordinance No. 536.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried unanimously, the Board passed and
adopted Ordinance No. 536, entitled "An Ordinance to Re-establish th.e Second, Third
and Fourth Supervisorial District:Jof the County of SS.nta Barbara, State of C&litornia,
and also to Re-establish the respective boundaries or said Supervisorial Districts,
and repealing all Ordinances or parts of Ordinances in conflictherewith."
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Upon the passage of the foregoing Ordinance, the roll being called, the following
Supervisors voted Aye, to wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J. Monroe
Rutherford and c. L. Preisker. Nays: None. Absent: Ronald M. Adam.
Divining Coun Y/ In the Matter of Rescinding the Order 1 Divid1ng the County of Santa Barbara
into Election
P:recincts. into Election Precincts, and Preparing Detailed Precinct Maps s.nd Exterior Descriptions
and copies thereot.
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WHEREAS, an Order dividing the County of Santa Barbara into Election Precincts
and preparing detailed Precinct Maps and exterior descriptions thereof was passed
September 22nd, 1941,
IT IS HEREBY ORDERED, that that certain Order, passed and adopted by the Board
ot Supervisors of the County of santa Barbara, State of California, on September 22nd,
1941, entitled "In the Matter of Dividing the County of Santa Barbara into Election
Precincts, and Preparing Detailed Precinct Maps and Exterior Descriptions and copies
thereof", be, and the same is hereby rescinded and set aside.
Passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara,
State of California, this 10th day of November., 1941, by the fol lowing vote: Ayes:
Thomas T. Dinsmore, SBJD J. Stanwood, J. Monroe Rutherford, and C. L. Preisker.
Nays: None. Absent: Ronald I~. Adam.
Div1~ing Cou~~y ~ In the Matter of Dividing the County of Santa Barbara Into Election Precincts,
i nto Electio
Precinct s . And Preparing Detailed Precinct Maps and Exterior Descriptions and Oo~ies Thereot.
Upon the written request and under the direction of the County Clerk, the Count
Surveyor presented to the Board of Supervisors a detailed precinct map, with exterior
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descriptions, and copies thereot, in accordance 'with the provisions of Section 501 ot
the Eiectioris Code of 'the State of California, and the Board having examined the same,
and being fully advised in the premises; upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is
ORDERED that the following election precincts, as prepared and described by
the County Surveyor and County Clerk, be and the same are hereby created and establis
within the County of Santa Barbara, State of California, effective the 11th day of
December, 1941, said preoinots being named and the boundaries thereof described
as follows, to wit:
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SISQUOC PRECINCT
Beginning at a point on the section line bet,veen Section 20
and 21, Township 9 north, Range 33 west, said point being at
the northern boundary of the Los Alamos Rancho: thence north
to the corner of Sections 4, 5, 8 and 9, Township 9 north, Range
33 \Vest; thence east to the corner of Sections 3, 4, 9 and 10,
Township 9, Range 33 west; thence north to the center of the
Santa l\1aria River, the north boundary of Santa Barbara
County; thence southeasterly, northwesterly and northeasterly
along the center of said Santa Maria River, the north boundary
of Santa Barbara County, to the west line of Section 30, Township
32 south, Range 18 east, l\1.D.M.; thence south on the
range line between Ranges 17 and 18 east, M.0.\\.1., and Ran~s
30 and 31 west, S.B.M., to township line between Townships
9 and 10 north; thence east on said township line between said
Townships 9 and 10 north, to range line between Ranges 26 and
27 west; thence south on said range line between Ranges 26 and
27 west, to township line between Townships 8 and 9 north:
thence east on said to\vnship line between said Townships 8 and
9 north, to the line between Sections 3 and 4, Township 8 north,
Range 26 \vest; thence south to the township line between Townships
7 and 8 north; thence \vest on said township line bet ween
To\vnships 7 and 8 north; to range line bct\vccn Ranges 29 and
30 \Vest; thence north along said range line ~ct ween sai? Ranges
29 and 30 'vest; to township tine bet\veen said To,vnsh1ps 8 and
9 north thence west on said to\vnship line bet,vecn said Townships
s' and 9 north to the eastern boundary of the Sisquoc
Rancho; thence southwesterly along the east boundary of said
Sisquoc Rancho to the southeast corner thereof; thence along
the south boundary of said Sisquoc Rancho northwesterly to
the eastern boundary of the Tinaquaic Rancho: thence south\
vesterly along the boundary line of said Tinaquaic Rancho to
the south corner thereof; thence along the northern boundary
of Ranchos La Laguna and Los Alamos to the place of beginning .
SOLV.'\NG PRECINCT
Commencing at a point on the Santa Ynez River 'vhere the
mouth of the Alamo Pintado Creek intersects same; thence
northerly along the center line of said creek to the south line
of Section 2, Township 6 north, Range 31 \vest, S.B.\\.l.; thence
west to the easterly line of the San Carlos de Jonata Rancho;
thence northerly along said easterly line and westerly along
the northerly line of said Rancho to the center line ~f the Sta~e
Highway; thence southwesterly along the. center hne of. sa1~
State Highway to the south boundary hne of the Noioqu1
Rancho; thence easterly along the south boundary line of said
Rancho to the southeast corner thereof; thence north,vesterly
along the east and north boundary line of said Rancho to the
place of beginning.
SUMMERLAND PRECINCT
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Co1nmencing at the intersection of Toro Canyon c;reek wi~h
the Pacific Ocean; thence northerly along the center line of said
creek to the center line of the State High,vay; thence easterly
along the center line of said Higlnvay to the center line of Toro
Canyon Road; thence northerly along the center line of said
road to the center line of East Valley Road; thence \vesterly
along the center tine of said road to its i.ntersection .'vith t~e
Pueblo Line thence southeasterly along said Pueblo Linc to its
intersection ',vith the east tine of Underhill property; thence
south along the east line of said property to the southerly l!ne
of the same; thence southwesterly along the southeasterly hne
of properties of Underhill, Valle:Y ~tub and Pemberton to t~e
old Coast Highway; thence cont1nu1ng south\vest.erly along said
road to its intersection with the present State Highway; thct?ce
south to the Pacific Ocean; thence easterly along the Pacific
Ocean to the point of beginning.
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SANTA RITA PRECINCT
Sa Comn1cncine; at t~e intersection of the center line of the
nta Ynez River \Vtth the east boundary of the Sant R Ranc~o; thence 'vesterly down the center of said riverato ~:
east hne of L?t 22 of t~e said Santa Rosa Rancho; thence northerly
along said east hne of Lot 22 to the north line of same
~ence ;isterly and northerly along the westerly tine of th~
nta osa Rancho to the line between To\vnships 6 and 7
no.rth, Rangf'. 33 \Yest, S.B. l\1.; thence 'vest along the tine between
said To,vnsh1ps to the east line of the Santa Rita Rancho thence
northerly along the east line of said last named ranch~ to the
northeast corner of the George G. King Tract of 875.84 acres
thence west along the north line of said 875.84 acre Tract t~
t.he north~vest corner of the same; thence south along the west
lane of said 875.84 acre Tract to the northeast corner of the
George G. l{ing Trac;t of 268.21 acres; thence southwesterly
along the boundary hne of said last mentioned tract to the
center of the Sant~ Ynez ~ive~; thenc~ in. a westerly direction
a:tong the center hne. of said river to its intersection with the
hne between To'".nsh1ps 6 a?d ? north, Range 34 \Vest; thence
e;asterly along said To,vnsh1p lane to its intersection \Vith the
hne be~ween ~n.ges 34 and 33 \vest; thence north along said
range lane to its intersection \Vith the Lompoc-Buellton Road
thence 'vest along said road to the southwest corner of Lot 2S
of sai.d Ranch~ Santa Rita; thence north along the 'vest boundary
of said L:ot 2., to the northeast corner of Lot 35 of said Rancho
Santa Rita ; thence 'vest along the north boundary of Lot 35
to the west boundary of said Santa Rita Rancho, which is also
the east boundary of. the Rancho de la Purissin1a; thence northeasterly
along the said common boundary line between the said
Ranchos to the south boundary of the Los Alan1os Rancho;
t.hence ca:;terly and southerly along the said southerly boundary
hne of said Los Alan1os Rancho to the north,vcst corner of the
San Carlos de Jonata Rancho; thence southeasterly along the
'vesterly boundary line of the San Carlos de Jonata Rancho to
the point of beginning.
SANTA YNEZ PRECINCT
Comn1encing at the north\vest corner of the Rancho Canada
de los Pinos; thence east along the north boundary of said
Rancho Canada de los Pinos to its intersection with range tine
~t\\'eeil Ranges 29 and 30 west; thence north along said range
lan.e between Ranges 29 and 30 \vest, to the line between Township
7 and 8; thence east along the to\vnship line between Townships
7 and 8 north, to ran~e line bet\vecn ranges 26 and 27
west; t~ence south along said range line to the line between
To,vnships 5 and 6 north; thence west to the center of Section
3, Township 5 north, Range 27 \Vest, S.B.M.; thence south to
the center of the Santa Ynez River; thence westerly along the
center of said river to the southeast boundary tine of the San
Marcos Rancho; thence westerly along the southeast and south
boundary line of said Rancho and the south boundary line of
Tequepis Rancho to its intersection \vith the To,vnship tine
bet,veen To,vnships 5 and 6 north; thence west along said Township
line to the line bet\veen Ranges 29 and 30 'vest; thence
south along said range tine to the southeast corner of Section
13, To,vnship S north, Range 30 'vest, S. B. M.; thence west to
the quarter corner between Sections 18 and 19, 1'ownship 5
north, Range 30 'vest; thence north to the quarter corner bct,
veen Sections 7 and 18 of said Township and Range; thence
\vest to the south\vest corner of Section 10, Township 5 north,
Range 31 'vest; thence north to the south line of the Nojoqui
Rancho; thence along the southerly and easterly boundary of
said Rai:icho to t~e Sa.nta Ynez River; thence westerly along the
center line of said River to the n1outh of the Alamo Pintado
Creek; thence up the same to the south line of Section 2, Township
6 north, Range 31 west, S.B.M.; thence cast to the east
line of the Rancho Canada de tos Pinos; thence north along the
westerly line of said Rancho to the place of beginning .
The foregoing Order was pa.seed and adop t ed this 10th day of November, 1941,
by the Board of Super visors of the County of Santa Barbara, State of California,
the following vot e, t o w1 t: Ayes: Thomas T.
Ruther f ord, and c. L. Prel sker. Nays: None.
Stanwood,
Absent : Ronal d M. Adam
Dinsmore , Sam J.
J. Monroe
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Co n!' irmati o
o~ Tubercul
Subsidy-San
ta Ma.ria
General
Hospit'll .
Id!:.n!LJt:!h!:~e~l~~a~t~t~e:r!:~~o=t-~T~ub~e~r~c~u~l!:.!o:!.!sa.:i!:.s!~s~u2b~s~i:.d.:=:!iyi1.~to:~r~t~he-.SsS=.n=t.=:a._.K.a ri a Gen era l Hospital
sis
tor the period ending June 30th, 1941.
Reports .
Revi eion o! ,
Bunget Item
Revi sicn of v'"
Bur'\.get Item
GoJ.eta
Sanitary
Di s tr-lct.
Confirmation of Tuberculosis subsidy, forwarded to tb.e Santa Marla General
Hospi~al ~Y the State Department of. Public Health, tor the period ending June 30th,
1941, in the sum of $S44 . 71, was recei:ved and Ordered :placed on tile.
In the Matter of reports.
The following reports were received and Ordered placed on tile:
County Welfare Department
Santa Barbara General Hospital
September, 1941
October, 1941
In the Matter of Revision of Budget Items.
Resolution No. 4o12.
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that a
revision is neoessary within general olassitioation of Maintenance and Operation,
Court House, General Fund;
-Now, therefore, be it Resolved that the aforesaid accounts be and the same are
hereby revised as follows, to wit; Transfer trom Account 55 B 6, Materials and Supplies
the sum of $72.65; to Account 55 B 14, Cleaning and Disintecting Supplies, $50.00, and
~o Account 55 B 23, Replacements of Equipment, Maintenance and Operation, Court House,
General Fund, $22.65.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the following
Supervisors vote~ Aye, ~o wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J. Monroe
Ruthertord, and C. L. Preisker. . Nays, None. Absent, Ronald M. Adam.
In the Matter of Revision of Budget Items,
Resolution No. 4o13
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Berbara County that a
revision is necessary within general class!f1cat1on of Maintenance and Operation, Farm
Advisor, General Fund;
Now, therefore, be it Resolved that the aforesaid accounts be and the same are
hereby revised as follows, to wit: Transfer from Account Sl B 23, Replacements ot
Equipment, the sum of $75.00; to Account Sl B 22. Repairs and Yinor Replacements, $6o.o ,
and to Account Sl B 9, Motor Vehicle SUppl1es, Maintenance and Operation, Farm Advisor,
General Fund, $15.00.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the following
Supervisors voted Aye, to Wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J. Monroe
Ruthertora, and c. L. Preisker. . Nays, None. Absent, Ronald M. Adam
In the Matter of Petition tor the Formation of Goleta Sanitary District.
,./ Resolution No. 4o14.
Whereas, pursuant to the provisions ot. the Sanitary District Aot of 1923, being
Statutes of 1923, Chapter 171, as amended, a petition tor the formation of a sanitary
district within the County ot.Santa Barbara, duly veritied, .has been filed with the
Clerk of said County of Santa Barbara;
NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS HEREeY ORDERED AND RESOLVED that said petition be publishe
tor at least two weeks preceding the tirst day of December, 1941, in the Goleta Valley
Leader, a newspaper of general circulation published in said Santa Barbara County, together
w1th a notice stating the time when said petition will be presented to the Board ot
Supervisors;
AND IT IS FURTHER ORDERED AND RE SOL VEP that Monday, the first day of December,
19~1, at the hour of 10 o'clock A~ M. of said day, and the supervisors' Room 1n the
Oounty Courthouse, santa Barbara, California, be and .they are hereby designated as the
time an4 place when and where said petition will be.presented to said Board, ,t which
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Agreement
with state
Department
o! Natural
Resources.
I
time al.l persons interested may appear and be heard.
Passed and adopted by the Bqard of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara,
State of California, this 10th day of November, 1941, by the tollow1ng vote: Ayes:
Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J. Monroe Ruthertord, and o. L. Pre1sker.
Noes: None. Absent: Ronald M. Ad8Dl.
Board of atpervisors, County of fJanta Barbara, State of California.
NOTICE OF HEARING ON PETITION FtR FORMATION OF SANTIARY
DISTRICT.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the petition to organize a sanitary district to be
known as Goleta Sanitary District, now on tile with the Office of the County Clerk of
Santa Barbara County, will be presented to the Board of Supervisors of said County tor
its consideration on the let day of December, 1941, at the regular meeting of said
Board on said day, at the County Courthouse, Santa Barbara, California, at the hour
ot 10 o'clock a. m., or as soon thereafter as the matter C8.ll be heard; and that all
persons interested may appear at said time and place and be heard.
Dated: November 10th, 1941.
(SF.AL)
'
J. E. LEWIS, Cler~ of the Board of Supervisors,
County of santa Barbara,
State of Calitornia.
In the Matter of Agreement with the State Dep.art~ent of Natural Resources,
Division of Forestry, in Accordance with the Provisions of the Clarke-McNary Aot.
~Resolu~ion No. 4015.
IT IS H.EREBY ORDERED. AND RESOL.VED. tp.at the Ch,airpian be authorized to execute the
agreement between the Co~nty of Santa Barbara and the State of Cal.1tornia, Department
ot Natural Resources, D~v1s1on of Forestry, tor the tiscal yee:r 1941-42.
Passed and adopted this 10th day of November, 1941, by the tollowing vote:
Ayes: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J. Monroe Rutherford, c. L. Pre1sker.
NOes: None. Absent: Ronal.d M. Adam.
Agreement J In the Matter of Agreement with the State Department of Natural Resources,
witn State
Department Division of Forestry, For Allotment of Funds to~ Forest and Watershed Protection.
o! Natural
Resources. / Resolution No. 4o16
WHEREAS the Department of Natural Resources, Division of Forestry, of the Stat
ot C&litornia, and the County of Santa Barbara have drawn up an agreement whereby a
portion of the State funds budgeted by the Division of Forestry tor torest and water~
hed proteotipn in cooperation.with counties and other agencies tor the fiscal year
ending June 30, . 1942, is allotted to the County of Santa.Barbara;
IT IS HEREBY ORDERED AND RESOLVED that the Chairman of the Board of Superviso
ot Santa Barbara County.be authorized to execute the agreement, a copy of which is
attached to this resolution.
Passed and adopted this 10th day of November, 1941, by the following vote:
Ayes: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J. Iionroe Rutherford, C. L. Preisker.
I Noes: None. Absent: Ronald M. Adam.
Claim Re.Jee eit.
Cl&.1ms Held -Over.
In the Matter of Claim Rejected.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried unanimously, it is Ordered that the
following claim be, and it is hereby rejected:
Bender Moss Company $4.12
In the Matter of Claims Held Oyer.
Upon motion, du1y seconded and c~ried, it is ordered that the following
claims be, and they are hereby held o'ler:.
Heltman, H. K.
Kluss, Ed.win R.
$10.50
15.00
Claim Recal.l d
Allo1var:.ce o~
Claims .
November 10th, 1941
Killer, hlrs. A. L
Roemer, Frank L.
Sattler, D. A.
Sb.ell 011 Co
fb1th, F. L., Hardware Co
Stands.rd 011 Co. of Cal it.
Union Hardware & Metal Co
4.oo
1279.75
16So.96
4S.93
11.43
42.07
96.30
In the Matter of Olaim Recalled trom the Auditor and Reterred to the
Statistician
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it le Ordered that the following
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claim be and it is hereby recalled from the Auditor and referred to the Statistician:
Hossack, D. L.
In the Matter of the Allowa.noe of Claims.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried unanimously, it is ordered that the
tollow1ng claims be, and the same are hereby allowed, each claim tor the amount and
payable out of the tund designated in the order of allowance indorsed on the tace ot
each claim respectively, to wit:
Abbott Laboratories
do
do
Abbott, James
Ac1n, Joe
Aoqu1stapace, Leo E
Acquistapace, Mrs. Maria
Adam Printing, Don
Adam, Donald
Adams, Bill
Adams, Norman
Addressograph Sa.l ea Agency
AJax Supply Co.
Alberton!, J.
Alexander's Grocery
Alexander, D. H.
Allen, Mrs. Jack
Allen, William
Allen, William L.
Aloe Company, A. s.
Altsohul, Ira D.
GENERAL FUND
Alvarez, Maria
Ambassador Laundry
Ambrose Lumber Company
Ambrose Lumber Company
Ambrose Lumber Company
American Bakery
American Hospital Service
Amet1can Optical Company
Ames, Fred
Anderas Dept. Store
do do
Andera' a
7.35
75.39
26.53
70. 00
i5.4g
49.90
7.00
6. 95
3.61
4.50
112.00
45.44
5. 92
6.oo
9.24
36.00
6.oo
2. 67
4o.oo
l.g5
15.61
s .oo
54.21
1.23
136.63
15.9g
43 .16
4. 23
21.74
105.00
4.03
16.75
2.6g
82
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Anderson Photo Service GENERAL FUND
Anderson, Jack
Anderson, Lenora K.
Anderson, Sydney A.
Anderson, Jane
Angulo, Albert
A. N. Packing Co.
A & P Super Market
do do
do do
do do
Arevinas, Guadalupe
Arnold, o. L.
Arrowhead and Puritaa Waters
Arrowhead and Puritas Waters
Artuso, A.
Asah1ya Grocery
Ashley, Evelyn
Ashoratt, Eugene B.
'
Association of California's Executives of P.W
Associated Drug Company
Associated Oil Company
Associated Students Store
do Telephone Company
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do do
do do
Atkisson, Ray
Azar, K
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Babcock, Dwight
Baggett, R. A
Bailey, Mrs. Ethel H.
Baird, Charles G
Baker, F. M
B!Ul, N. L.
Bane, Vel ma
Bank of America Nt & SA
Banks' Stationery Store
Barbara Drive Inn Market
Barca, Zilda
'
' 13 . 23
205.00
15 .00
17. 21
4o.oo
5. 00
992.15
141 .37
22. s4
15S. 24
10. 00
37 . s1
6.lS
4.33
13. 00
17. 22
4o .oo
23 . ~
5 . 00
6. 50
39. 41
4. 94
g7.14
3.05
13.65
7.7;
so. 22
5. 60
31 . 94
24. 92
3. 45
13 . 45
s . 65
i3. 15
12.15
3. 25
4o. 74
9.24
50 .00
45. 00
11. 00
20. 6o
4. 50
135. 00
33.75
100.00
2. 27
l0. 4a
125. 00
November 10th, 1941
Barnes, Charles
Barnett, L. & L
GENERAL FUND
Bartholomew, Mrs. Pearl
Bartholomew, W. C.
Bates, C. T.
Bean, Florence I
Beattie, Minnie E
BeaQdette, Mrs. Loretta
Bedford, Mrs. M. I.
Beekler, Dr. A. M.
Begg, Robert
Bell, Robert A.
Bello, v.
Bennett, Charles
Bennett, Doris
Bensen, Newt
Bergman, Agnes
Bernard, G. C
Bertero, Jules
Berterotti, Josephine
Bertino, Joseph J
Bidgood, Linda
Bisohott Surgical Co., The C. A
Blevins, Bessie
Boelke, Gus
Boles, Frances
Bond Equipment Co.
Bond, George
Bondietti, Albino
Botrott, Lewis
Bost1toh-Western
Bowers & Stokes
Bowman, Harry J.
Bramham, James
Branch, Inez
Breohtelebauer
Brenner, Eugene
Brewer, Florence
Brians, Richard
Brians, Richard
Brink, A. w. Probation Officer
Brittain, H. w.
Broadway Battery & Electric Shop
Brocks Grocery
Btrowman, R. D.
Brown's Drug Store
Brown, Jeanette
Brown, Margaret
Brown, Mary E.
Brunswig Drug Company
$ 100.00
i7s.99
25.00
40.11
2.47
20.00
50.00
25.00
9.54
50.00
100.00
i35.oo
210.00
63.00
19.19
100.00
15.50
so.65
200.00
e.50
165.00
50.00
32.3g
45.00
23.50
s5.oo
5.50
4-0.oo
s.oo
37.og
279.00
35.00
i4o.oo
120.00
4o.oo
5g.oo
20.00
4-0.oo
5.00
15.00
21.77
10.24
5.50
2g.66
17.62
s5.oo
16o.oo
2.69
83
84
Buckalew, Mrs. Kyra c.
Bucklin, Mrs. Lela
GENERAL FUND
Buckman, Denholm & Holden Seed Co.
Buel l, Buster
Buell , Mrs. Lester
Bullard, c. o
.
Burbridge, Frank
Bureau of Purchases
Burkhart Garage
Burola, I . M
Burroughs Adding Machine Co.
do do do
Burroughs Welloome & Co.
Burroughs Wellcome & Co
do do
Burton, Don
Oagoulides, Andrew
Calder, Robert
Calderon, Barbara
Calderon, Lavina
Caldwell, Mrs. Alda B.
California Market
California Tire Co.
Callanan, James R.
Camera Shop, The
Campbell, Carl G.
Campbel 1, J. Gery
Canfield, Lloyd
Carlson, Elenore
Carlson, Hilma s
Carpinteria Water Company
Carricaburu, Mrs. J.
Carrillo & Davis
Case, Dr. Harold T
Castagnola, George v
Castro, Irene
Catholic Big Bros
Cavalli, Angela
Caywood, Hal D
Chandler, Helen
Channel Paper & Supply Co.
Chapin, Loraine
Chaucer, Norton G
Chert"Y Burrell Corporation
Ch1or1ne Solutions
City Contracting Company
do do
City and Kentia Nurseries
City of Santa Maria
City of Senta Maria
City Pharmacy
$ 20.00
25.00
15.00
165.00
10.00
45.00
75.00
14.60
l.4o
160.00
2.75
.62
24.30
42 . 50
29.(,o
6.oo
15.00
so .oo
l.6o
45.00
6.45
61.10
1.55
10.50
99S5
22.00
10.00
52.s1
160.00
11.11
25.00
s.61
39.50
66.9.5
.so
110.00
5.15
49.35
25.00
lSo.55
3.30
i.oo
2.00
6.oo
12.SO
November 10th, 1941.
Clark, Emily
Clark, Robert
Clark, Webster F
Cleveland, Pauline
Click, Pansy
Cline, A. B
Clinton, Leo E
GENERAL FUND
Coast Service Station Equ!p. Co
Coen, Elizabeth H.
Cohen, Peter
Coldren, Edna
Cole, Mary
Coleman, J. M.
Coleman, Walter
Colson Equipment & Supply Co
Colton, Mrs. Josephine
Columbia Carpet & Linoleum Co
Commercial Ot!ice Supply Co
Commercial Otfioe Supply Co.
Common, F
Common, Fletcher
Conover, Gertrude M
Cook, Harry
Cooley, Harry
Cooney, Agnes
Council of Social Agencies
Cowan, James
Cox, Margaret
Cox , l'l!artha
Coy, Katherine J.
Crampton, G. T
Crane, Edward E.
Credit Bureau of Santa Barbara
Crenshaw, Stephen
Crews, H. R.
Crittenton Home, Florence
Cummings, Walter 6.
Cutter Laboratories
Cutter Laboratories
Dana, Lydia
Darby, Irene
Davies, Evelyn v
Davis, G. Jack
Day, Phoebe H.
Dean's Grocery, Tom
deBroeck, Joe
De la Torre, Crencencio
Deleisseguee, Zeta
Delphey, Calvin c.
DeMars, Harold v.
Dennis, Mrs. Dorothy
100.00
72.50
21.g9
56.13
go.oo
lg.oo
135.00
2.g1
25.00
331.go
16o.oo
4o.oo
22.50
45.16
12.97
62.50
10.30
454.54
2.92
130.00
4o.oo
150.00
g2.74
54.oo
20.00
g333
50.00
so.oo
100.00
75.00
6o.oo
150.00
.75
15.00
12.00
25.00
4.69
56.04
13.29
s5.oo
15.00
14o.oo
i g.g7
16o.oo
74.oo
17.00
15.00
90.00
29.16
25.00
7 .50
85
86
Denny, C. E.
Dias, Mrs. Viol'
Diaz, Mrs. Mary
Dimock, C. T.
GENERAL FUND
Division of Criminal Identification
# 4.50
22.42
65.00
4.50
1.51
Dodge, Mrs. Vera 2.00
Dohrmann Hotel Supply Co.
Dohrmann Hotel Supply Co.
Dominges, Bob A.
Doornbush, Louise
Dotson, Billie Lois
Douglas, Weldon
Doyle, P. H.
Drabn1ck, Isabelle
Dudley, Frances
Durbiano, Jv!ike
Eagle, Irene
Ea.st, Eugenia
Eby, Isabelle
Echarren, Marguerite
Edwards, Muriel
Ehrenborg, Ruth D.
Elner, George
El Rey Surgical Supply Co.
Elske, Lillie
- Endocrine Products Laboratory
English, Ruth A.
Enriques, Frank
Erenandes, Ysabele
Escobar, Ray
Everetts, Charles
Evermann, Martha
Fagin, Miss Irene
Farmer Brothers Cortee Company
Farnum, Blanche
Feathers, Ruth
Federal Drug Company
Feliz, Chester
Felmlee, C. E
Fenstermaker, Rose
Ferguson & Son
~ F1111pp1n1, R. C
F1shell's
Fisher, Everett
Fishk~n, A
Fleming's
Flores, Esther
Foss, Gates
Fox, Paul
Fox, Paul
France Care
19.10
7g. 90
135.00
4o.oo
g5.00
4o.oo
20.00
120. 00
100.00
10.00
g5.00
45.00
50.00
24.12
75. 00
161. 20
200. 00
55. 59
100.00
65.66
110.00
2.00
g.oo
50. 00
12. 50
125.00
lg. 92
26. 47
65.00
90.00
154.50
45. 00
46.g9
11. 00
67 . 11
50. 00
6. 12
50. 00
150.00
5.00
15.00
November 10th, 1941
Franklin, Mrs. C. c. GENERAL FUND s.13
Franz, Mrs. Vera v. 5.00
Fraser, Lill ian 100.00
Freitas, Frank J. A.
Frese Corporation, Adolt
Fresno Market
Fuller, Arabella
Fuller & Co., w. P.
Fullwood, Rebecca s .
Furrow, L. P
G & M. U:arket
Gaines Grocery
Gainor, Mrs. Elizabeth
Garcia, Annie
Garcia, Mrs. Gabriel
Garcia, Paul
Garc1: Dairy
Gardner-Wheaton Drug Co.
Garrigan, J. D
Gates, Mrs. Hattie
General Electric X-Ray Co~p.
Gilberti, Emilio
Gingrich, Jr., C. E.
Goble, Jean
Gonzales, Mrs. Carlotta
Goodwin, G. w.
Gorzell, c.
Gott, C. A.
Gower, Alvin H
Grant, William T.
Gray, Barbara
Grayston-Ottutt X-Ray Company
do do
Green, Mrs. H. L.
Greeson, Mrs. Flora A.
Grimes Stasstorth Stationery Co.
Gris1ngher, Cleo
Groom, Ralph
Grossman, Charlotte
Grothe, Joseph
Grubb, o. A.
Guadalupe Milk Co.
Gudebrod Bros. Silk Co.
Guild Orange & Juice Supply
Gutierrez, Mrs. Dora
Hager, Emma
Harberts, Richard
Harding , Mrs. J. E.
Hardy, Clara G.
Harrison, Roscoe
15.00
10.72
25.24
so .co
3.14
125.00
45.00
24.72
4.30
10.00
65.00
30.00
15.00
12.9$
12.5S
2 07 .03
2.50
1.55
13.00
67.50
120.00
25.00
15.00
24.oo
125.00
76.gg
50.00
100.00
11g.50
4.55
25.00
25.00
3.09
15.00
~5.00
56.13
55.00
4o.oo
22.82
10 .50
4.75
4o.oo
150.00
45.00
17.42
120.00
50.00
87
88 .
Hartman, Maxine GENERAL FUND
Haslam & Company, W. A.
Hathaway, Adolph
Hauser, E. E.
Hauser, E. E.
Hawver, Helen
Henderson, Charles F
Henni ng, Charles
Henning, Jack
Henry , Charles
Henry, Doris
Hensley, Raymond
Herman' s Market
Heumphreus-Sn1th Electric Co
Higginson , Sarah
Hildebrand, Ed
Hilderbrand, A. J
Hilderbrand, w. G.
Hills Stationery
Hill's Sta t i onery
H1r zel, Raymond K.
Hitchcock, H. R.
Hoag Seed Company
Hobbs Bros.
Hobbs, Robert N.
Hobson, F. L.
Hoeck, Elsie
Hohmann, w. C.
Holdener, Mary
Holeton, Donna
Holland, Welch & Ryce
Hollis, A. F
Holser and Bailey
Holser & Bailey
Hopper, Theresa
Horton, Lee
Hossack, D. L.
Hotchkiss, George
Howard's Grocery
Hudson, Phyllis
Hutt, Elizabeth H
Hutt, Neal
Hutt, Vi rgi ni_
Hu!!ine, Paul
Hughes, Gertie
Hughes, Louise
Hummel Sheet Metal Works
Hunt, R. B
Hurlbut, Helen
Huyde, Elaine
75 . 00
9. 27
e.oo
35 .00
51. 64
145 .00
75 .00
5. 00
125 .00
4o.oo
49 .35
175 .00
136. 29
2.60
26.00
13 .50
e4. 50
g5. 50
7. 25
12. 50
40 .00
5. g9
7.36
i .oo
120. 00
e.oo
160. 00
4o5.oo
4o. oo
eo.oo
55 .00
go .oo
g . ~
34. 05
100 .00
4. 50
i5. e1
90.00
32. 11
100.00
15 . 29
50 .00
4o.oo
e. 50
5.16
4o .oo
i6. 4e
6.oo
175 .00
e5. oo
November 10th, 19'+1.
Ingraham, Mary Louise
Ingrim, Earl B.
GENERAL FUND
Italian Bakery & Grocery
Italim Importing Co.
Iwamoto Co., The
Jacobsen, E. B.
jagemann, Frieda E.
James, Wm. H.
Janes, A F
janes, A. r.
Jenkins, Harry
j & J Company
Joehnck, D. F
johnson, Alice
Johnson, Mrs. Della
.
Johnson, F. w.
Johnson, H.
Johnson, James B.
johnson, Mable
Johnson, Mrs. Vyola
Johnson, w. B.
johnson, W. B
Johnson, W1n1tred
Johnston, W. F
Jones Stationery & Gifts
do do
Jones, Cora A.
Jones, Cora A.
jordano Bros
Jordano Bros.
Jordano Bros
jordano Bros.
Jordano Bros.
Juillard-Cockcro~t Corporation
do do
do do
Kallman s Garden Nursery
Kandabashi, Kizo
Kane, Dina
.
Kane, Edward
Karl's Shoe Store
Karl, M
Kes.ti ng, Mary
Kel1te Products
Kellogg, Eugene s
Kendrick, Ruth o
Kienlen, L
Kindred, Mrs . J. o
King, Ar1lla E
Kinkead, Frances
Kinney, J. o
$ 50.00
190.00
35.70
s .61
s.s5
200.00
125.00
35.00
19S.oo
125.00
4o.oo
s.61
10.75
29.03
50.00
lg.50
70.00
14.oo
5.00
75.00
5.00
22.69
45.00
100.00
.9g
2.06
s.34
s.34
56.94
1.45
g1.71
4.20
53.6o
12S.22
i7.g5
6s .4g
lS.03
12.00
5~.00
112.50
56.54
11.so
135.00
4s.44
45.12
50.00
25.13
22.5g
125.00
125.00
223.75
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90
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Kittredge, Jr., D. w.
Knall, c. o.
GENERAL FUND
Knapp, Rose
Knight & Robison
Komle1, Charles
Koran, Fred
Kot.as, Velma
Kratt Cheese Company
Krelle Plumbing & Electric Co.
Kyle, Chet
LaBreche, Jessie
Langworthy, Muriel
Lant, c. J.
.
La Nueva Victoria
Larco Fish Company, s.
Large, Delbert
Larkin-Powell Co.
Laubhan, R. K.
Le Beck, F. C.
Lederle Laboratories
Lederle Laboratories
Lee, George w.
Lee, Thomas T.
Lennon, Kathleen
Levy' e Top Shop
Lewis Implement Co.
Lewis Implement Co.
I
Lewis Manufacturing Company
Lewis, Thomas A.
. .
L11Jekv1st, Naomi
Lillard, W. T.
Limon, Jose
Loan & Bldg. Assn of Santa Barbara
Locke, Harry
Lo!t, Martha
Lompoc K of P. Bldg. Assn.
,
Lompoc Laundry and Cleaners
Lompoc Light and Water Department
Lompoc Milk Co.,
Lopez, Mrs . Lil lian
Lore, Lou s .
Lorenz, Fre ~. erick s.
Lorigo, Mrs. Mary Lou
Lotz, E. E.
Lundberg's Blacksmith Shop
Lunqu1st, Jack
Lusink, M.
Mabey, Morris .
Macias, Juana o.
MacRostie Brothers
do do
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75.00
12.00
55.00
70 .16
65 .00
40 . 00
I 120.00
15.72
22.13
130.00
160.00
115.00
50.00
2s2.13
4o.59
90. 00
5g7 .39
25.00
i4.oo
10.90
26.96
90. 00
12.00
g4,oo
6.oo
35. 25
13.6o
10.S2
90. 00
105.00
2g.76
20 . 00
11.25
170.00
g5 .00
100.00
s.oo
142.00
25 . 00
15. 00
170.00
4s1.60
35. 00
22. 00
25. 00
15.00
gs2. 61
29g.04
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November 10th, 19~1.
Madden, Edwa.:r.d GENERAL FUND
Madsen, J.
Magneto & Electrical Service
'Main, R. c.
Mairs, Allen G.
Iia.nzetti, Virginia
Marks, Tom
Martin, Daniel
Martin, Allyn
Martin, Arthur
Martinez ~rucking Compa.ny, Pete
Martinez, Mrs. Saul1ne
Mathews, A
Mathews, A.
Mathews, A.
Mathews, Mrs. C. L.
Matz, Mrs. 'Mn .
Maurer, Nettie A
Maxwell, Elizabeth
Maxwell, J. v
M~, Alene
Medhurst, Richard R
Medical Specialties Co.
Medina, Henry
Me1smer, Bernadine
Melby, Morris
Menegon, Mary
Menezes, Mrs. Mary
Merchants Advertising & Display Service
Mea1row, Dr. M. E
Meyers, Emma
Meyers, Paul
Milano, Kate
Miller's Pharmacy
Miller Laboratories, E. s
Miller, Rachel K.
Milner, John
Mission Paint & Art Company
Milner, John
Mission Paint & Art Company
Mock, Cleo
do Delmar
Mo:!'ti tt, Andrew J .
Mo!lina, John
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Molloy, Mollie
Konroe Calculating Machine Co
Monroe, Alice
Montgomery, Mrs. Maybelle
Moore Mercantile Company
Moore Mercantile Co.
g. 50
4o.oo
6.59
4o3. 09
4-0.oo
50.00
4-0 .oo
90 . 00
90.00
90.00
30. 00
2.9s
12.00
12.00
12.00
l00.00
50.00
4o.oo
120.00
66.32
i4.oo
90. 00
50. 00
75.00
77.50
26.7g
50.00
15.00
90.00
oo.oo
s .45
43. 64
175.00
110.00
3.04
110.00
3. 04
4o.oo
72.50
50.00
44.oo
1.55
77.42
11.64
115.00
21.50
49.00
25.02
91
92
Moore, Estate of Mrs. Amelia
Moor e, c. P
Moor e, Mildred
Moraga, Frank P
Moretta, Mrs. Mae
Morris, J . G
Mossi, Ellen
Muelle:t", Edward
Murphy, Catherine
Murphy, Lee
Muth, Walter
Muth, Walter
McA:!ee, Olga
McCall , Ma r ion B.
Mccaughey, Anna E.
Mccaughey , John P.
McCloskey, James M.
McCor d, Joseph
McCracken, Alexander
McFeeters, Joseph
McGee, Henry
McGinley, Hugh
McGuire, G. M.
Mcintyre, Theresa
McKesson and Robbins , I nc .
McKesson & Robbins
McKes son & Robbins
McKesson & Robbins
McLel lan, Helen
.
Nash, Florence
Needles, Dr. J . W.
Negus Furnit ure Store
Nelms, Sam P
Nelson, o
Newland, L. H.
Nidever, Mrs . D. A.
Nielsen & Petersen
Northman, George
Obert, Mrs. Morta
O'Br i en , Antonia
O' Brien, Ellen
Ogden, 1'4argaret I .
GENERAL FUND
Ohio Chemical & Manufacturing Co~
Olivera, Mrs . Rose
Olsen, Arthur R
Orcutt Town Water Company
Osborne's Book Store
Osborne, Delia
Osbor ne, Hortense M.
Ott Hardware Company
Ott Hardware Company
$ 10. 00
4. 53
3e. 71
140. 00
e . 50
3g.75
40. 00
45. 00
50.00
gg. 54
25. 00
4o .oo
115.00
130. 00
135. 00
200. 00
5. 00
4o . oo
50. 00
45. 00
s .50
4o . oo
30. 00
13. 00
130 . 20
34. 52
149 . 00
159.14
75. 00
75. 00
50 . 00
41s . 70
13. 50
6.oo
100 . 00
17.00
9. 24
30. 00
7. 26
50. 00
10.00
90 . 00
g4.1g
75 . 00
g5. 00
1. 50
25. 50
10. 00
135. 00
16. g5
30. 44
I
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Ott Hardware Company
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Otto, Leslie E.
Oxtord, W. N.
Oxnard, Evelyn
Pacitic Coast Publishing Co.
Pacitic Freight Lines
GENERAL FUND
Paci!ic Gas & Electric Company
do do do
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Pacitic Greyhound Lines
Paoitic 1 mndry
Pacific Lodge
Pacitio Southwest Realty Co.
Palmaymesa, Mrs . ~.elaide
Paris, Ava
Parker, Fred .
Pass, Mary
Patrick, Walter
Patterson, l14rs. W. E
Paulukon1s, Anna
Pearson, Anne
Pechumer, Frank
Pedersen, Charlotte
Pentield, Wallace c
Penfield, Wallace C
Penny Company, J. C.
do do
Perrin, Joyce
Petroleum Service Co.
. Phillips Brothers
Piantett1, Mrs. Isabelle R.
Piggly Wiggly
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Pillars, James
Plimer, Ramond
Pollerano, Mrs. H. J.
Porter, Harry L
Potter, R. F.
Praytor, Helen
Preisker, C. L.
Preuss, Chas. A.
Puccio, Rosa
Quality Grocery
Quick, Ettie
Quijada, ilrs. J. R.
Raithel, Mrs. Anna
Rancheria Market
Randall, Ray
Rathfon, Mrs. Katherine
$ s .72
2.29
5.00
4.50
so .oo
29.g7
2.64
36s.21
121.S6
16.24
1.65
.70
i9.2g
16.50
65.00
2.50
95. 00
50.00
90.00
100.00
so.co
90.00
100.00
170.00
Sl.29
42.69
4oo.oo
2.56
s.30
25.00
57.7g
10.00
3. 43
327.12
4.s4
s.50
25.00
49.gg
10.00
100.00
14.10
5.00
15.00
25.01
4o.oo
5. so
s.oo
6. 64
60.00
20.00
93
94
Ray' s Pharmacy
Ray, June
Ray, Mrs. Robert
Reasons, Ruth M
Reedson' s
Regalia, Mrs. Cather~ne
Reichert, Harry
Remington Rand
Remington Rand
Remington Rand
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Reuman, Marjorie R.
Rheams, Sarah o.
Riff'ero, John H.
Riggins, E. D
Riggins, F. R
Riggins, J. F
Riggs, Louise
Riviera Dairy Creamery
River~ Market
Robbins, A. W.
Roberds, A. E
Rodenbeck' s
Rodenbeck' s
Rodman, Qlyde L
Rodriquez, Mrs. Ruth
Roeser and Sons
Reosler, Bruce E.
Rogers & Son, E. F
Romans, Jim L
Roome, o. T.
Roseborough., Arthur
Rosemary Farm
Ross, Hector
Rubalcava, Joe
Ruddle, Doris
Rudolph's Grocery
Rudolph, H. J.
Ruiz, Mrs. Mamie S.
Runte, Clitt
Russ1ck, Mrs. Do~othy M.
Ryan, Dolores
Ryan, Mary c.
Sat ewa;y Stores
Sateway Stores
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Satewa;y
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GENERAL FUND
25. g1
95 . 00
io.oo
i35.oo
7.76
10. 00
70. 00
2. 32
2.7g
33.22
14. 37
12.00
l4.g2
9.00
49 . 50
63 . 00
49. 50
90 . 00
16.66
6.oo
2.00
50. 00
37.91
24.42
170.00
50.00
7g.4o
25.00
14.oo
54.oo
67 . 50
55.50
93 .30
45 .00
l.6o
95 .00
37.6g
356.63
10.00
90.00
27.50
!o.oo
100.00
io7.90
146.13
663.1g
220.54
226.g5
4.50
39.44
256.31
November 10th, 1941
.
Sateway Stores
Satwenberg, Dave
GENERAL FUND
&1 vation Army Home
Sanders, Kethryn
Sandoval, Mrs. Connie
Sandoval, Henry
santord, J. w.
Santa Barbara Clinic
s. B. Convention & Tourist Bu reau
Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital
Santa Barbara Ohamber of Commerce
Santa Barbara Electric Company
- Santa Barbara Electric Company
Santa Barbara Retread Company
Santa Maria Daily Times
Santa Maria Daily Times
Santa Maria Gas Co.
Santa Maria Ga.s Co
Santa Maria Gas Co.
Santa Maria Gas Co
Santa Maria Gs.s Company
Santa Maria Gae Company
Santa Maria Inn
Santa Maria Lodge #JO K of P
Santa Maria Milk Company
Santa Maria Milk Company
Sarr!, John
Saunders, Margaret
Savage, Josephine
Sayre, Aibert
Scarborough, Ruth
Schauer Printing Studio
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Schauer Printing Studio
Scherer Company, R. L.
Schindler, Joseph
Schulenburg, Laura
Schurmeier, Harry L.
Sch.urmeier, Harry L.
Schuyler, Minnie E
Schwartzenberg, W. Thoe
Scolari, P.
Scott, Katharine A.
Scott, Katharine A.
Scu1tt1, Mrs. Mabel
Searle & Company, G. D.
Sears Market
Sears Roebuck & Company
Seaside Oil Company
do do
Seeley, D. M
20.00
15.00
100.00
110.00
15.00
ll.50
2.5!
77.00
4s.ss
160.76
s2.50
24.73
31.47
5.g2
3.60
10.30
10.00
3.4s
13.75
1.66
15.32
41.7g
21.14
300. 00
6o . 6s
295.6o
10.00
130.00
20.00
s.50
100.00
6S .24
6.70
17.00
15.05
s.50
40.00
25 . 00
5.00
4o.oo
s5.oo
6.so
2s . oo
21.00
6.s3
7.74
175.Sl
56.96
37. 5g
6.70
95
96
Senay, Percy F.
Sharp and Dohme
do do
Sharp, Carl
Shaw, Arthur
Shell 011 Company
Shell 011 Company
GENERAL FUND
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Sherwin-Will iams Co .
Shorkley, T. M.
Silva, Pete
Sing Hop Co .
Singer-Brooks, Charlotte
Sink, Dr. W. D.
Smalley, Elda
Smith, Edgar D.
Smith, Elizabeth
Smith, Harry
Snith, James
Smith, Leland B.
.
Smith, Margaret
Smith, Marion
Smith, Ray
Smyth, E. F
Social Service Exchange
Soft Water Service
Sondhaus, Ru th
Sota, Agnes
Southern Calif. Dieintecting Co
Southern California Edison Co
do do do
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Southern Counties Gas Co . of Calif
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Southern Pacific Company
Southern Pacific Milling Co.
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Sportalogue
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Spreitz Transportat i on
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Squibb & Sons, E. R.
Squibb & Sons, E. R.
Stadley Grocery
$ 7.39
30. 2s
3.39
27. 00
120. 00
14. 60
4. 92
3.36
le. 43
25. 00
10. 00
7. 79
253 .14
50. 00
90.00
25. 00 .
45. 00
110. 00
7. Gg
175.00
140. 00
6. 06
50. 00
61 . 3s
50.00
5.00
130. 00
20. 00
4e. 76
491. 52
20.s3
3. 48
2 . 55
l . OO
12 .30
4. 6S
116. 00
10. 03
66. 62
1 . 00
i . 70
. 61
.so
63 . s4
20. 60
11. 12
42. 2S
i . 95
27 . 95
35. 36
213 .19
s . s5
November 10th, 1941
Standard 011 Company of Calit. GENERAL FUND
do do
State Dept. of P. H.
Stein, Emma L.
Stedman, E. J.
Stephens, Mary
Stevens, Charles s
Stewart, John L
Stillwell, E. W
Stimson, v
Stoddard, Helen Alston
Stover, Fred
Stover, Ru th
Stratton, otho
Streeter, Geo. o
Strunce, Jennie
Stronach, Miss Helen
St. Vincents School
Suiter, Lila E
Sullivan, H. H
Sunshine Grocery
Tapie, Nathan
Taverna, Mrs. Joe
Teeter, Mrs . Shirley
Texas Co., The
Texas Company, The
Thacher, Luin K.
Th1elicke, Mrs . Fred
'!!hole, H.
Thompson, Homer o.
Thompson, P~ul
Thomson, o. B.
Thurmond, Edith B.
Tiboni, Mrs. Catherine
Tidewater Associated 011 Company
Tilley, H. L.
Tilton, L. Deming
Tomasini, R.
Todd, Grace
' Tomlinson, Wray J.
Tompkins, Elvira
Touchette, Edna L.
Tour City Auto Court
Town Market
do do
Troupe, Charles
Truxillo, Evelyn
Tunmer, Beatrice
Turner, Arthur D.
Turner, W. A.
Tweed, Dr. Wm. M.
I
20.00
55. 6g
5.76
16o.oo
160.00
110.00
5.00
333.33
17.50
s5.oo
100.00
120.00
55. 00
i9o.oo
so.oo
57 . 50
s4.76
75.00
5s.50
g.61
2g. g7
s.50
22.5g
5.44
2. 5g
100.00
25 . 00
gs.oo
1,167.33
63 . 00
36. 00
25. g1
20.00
14.g3
225.00
50.00
122.55
10.00
175.00
45.00
4.51
2.50
24a.74
4.oo
125.00
4o.oo
s5.oo
i4o.oo
70.00
25.00
97
98
Twitchell, T. A. GENERAL ru ND
Underhill, Jack P.
Underwood-Elliott-Fisher Company
Underwood, Orville
Union Hardware & Metal Company
Union Oil Company of Calit
Union Oil Co .
United Market
United Press Associations
Universal. Auto Parts
Universal Bakery & Grocery
Unketer, Mrs . o. L
Updike, Cecile
UpJohn Company
Upton, w. c.
Urell, Incorporated
Uribe, Mrs. Adella
u. S. Market
Valencia, Dolores
Valley Motel
Vanderllnd, Elva
Van Horn, J . A
Van Paing, John
Van Scyoc, FA.win
Vega, Secundino
Ventura Rubber Stamp Oo.
Vestal Chemical Laboratories
Vestal do do
Voight, Hubert L
Wadsworth, Edwin A
Walker, Ada
Walker, Deane
Wall, Jack M
Wall, T. T
Wallace, Mrs. Jermie
Waltemath, Joyce
Ward, MeJ"cedes
Washburn, Ray
Water Works Department
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Water Works Department
Watson, Raymond
Watts Grocery
Weber Baking Co
Weidman, Phil
Weiss, Gertrude
West, Katherine
Westinhouse Electric Co .
Westwick, Atwell
Whitehead, Sarah J
Wn.1 ttield, w. G
Whi ttord, Margaret
$465.00
9.39
5.34
32.74
.g4
204. 60
5. 46
s.61
s . 33
141 . 41
17.s5
10. 00
60. 00
11. 47
6.oo
26. 07
2s .oo
9.24
10. 00
20. 00
6.17
25. 00
50 .00
5. 19
1.55
27. 79
74. 70
500. 00
225. 00
33 . 55
46. 51
5. 01
125.00
61. 61
100.00
24. 75
90. 00
13 . 75
35.70
45 . 4o
125. 00
9. 00
46.10
1go.oo
110.00
so .co
i17. 17
i9. 24
30.00
20 .00
25. 50
,
Whitley, Stella
Whitney, Carol
GENERAL FUND
Wickwire Spencer Steel Company
Wiley, Katherine H
Williams, Elizabeth
Williams, Mrs. Florence
Williams, Jack
Willis, Mary
Wilson, Eva L
Wilson, Eva L
Wilson, Kent R
Wilson, kent R.
Wilson, Kent R.
Winter, c. E
Winthrop Chemical Company
Wood, Charles
Wood, Yrs. Emma G.
Wood, Mrs. W. H.
Wood, William
Woodworth, Helen L
Wright, Rex
Wullbrandt, Jack
Wyeth & Brother, John
Yamada Co., J
Young, George
Zebrasky, Mrs. Anna
Zinkus, Katherine
Zw1mpter, Frieda c.
Wilkins, Dave THIRD ROAD FUND
Air Reduction Sales Co. GOOD BOADS FUND
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Alberton!, J.
American Bitumuls Company
Ames, Gilbert
Anthony, Mark
Arnold, o. L.
Associated Telephone Co.
Baggett, H.
Bean, G. L.
.
Beattie, Minnie E.
.
Berdstord, FA.gar
.
Bounds, Dick
Boyd Mill & Lumber Co.
Brooks & Barra
Browman, R. D
Brown-Bevis Eouipment Co.
Bullard, c. o.
Cabral, Peter
California Corrugated Culvert Co.
Cantield, Lloyd
$ 45.00
14o.oo
1654.50
1.10
25.00
4o.oo
11.0S
3.60
300.00
26.65
25.00
5.00
20.00
135.00
13.12
125.00
2.20
2.50
45.00
ieo.oo
2.51
5.00
99.3g
26.65
33.5g
14.oo
go.oo
110.00
15.00
2.16
12S.49
72.00
g7. 7g
4s.oo
63.00
45.00
4.05
9.00
ios.oo
50.00
132.!;0
70.00
35.51
6.2g
143.00
31.71
4. 50
5g.50
200.11
30.00
99
100
Cargill, Wm.
Carter, Lloyd
Church, Thomas
GOOD ROADS FUND
City of Santa Maria
Collar, J . N
Cooley, Harry
Cota, Loney
Crav1otto Brothers
Crews , H. R.
Dellar, Earl
Diedrich, L. N
Dille, F. E.
Dinsmore, Albert
Doerr, L. R.
Ducommun Metals & Supply Company
Emerick, George
Everett, A. D.
Fairbanks, o. K
Felix, J . s .
Fent , John
Ferguson, c. C.
Field Gasoline Corporation, o. c
Firestone Auto Supply & Service Stores
Ganahl. Lumber & Mill Co.
Garlinghouse Brothers
Gates, F. H
Gingrich, Sr. , C. E
Goddard-Jackson Company
Gorzell, c.
Hadley, c
Hanson Equipment Company
Hardie Manuf acturing Co
Haultain Industrial Chain Co
Henning, Charles
Hergert Co
Herrier, w. W
Hilderbrand, A. J .
Hobbs Bros
Hoffman, w. o
Hoffman , William
Hogle, D.
Horn, George
Hosmer, Helen
Johns , Leo
Jones & Benedict
Kelley, H
Lambert, Jack
Lambert, Ray
Larkin-Powell Co
LeClerk, Louie
Lewis Implement Co
-
36.00
63 . 00
50.00
23 . 25
104.oo
13 .50
36. 00
7. 25
150. 00
150 . 00
15. 56
195 75
110. 00
222 .50
io.17
5. 00
101. 25
14.39
2e . oo
i91. 59
5.00
510. g3
1473.10
12. 10
359. 41
g14. 94
5g . 50
17. 91
192.00
10. 00
2.16
252. 35
226.s5
70. 00
1S03.19
63 . 00
4g. oo
55. 95
32. 00
9. 00
162. 00
70.00
25 . 00
9.00
63. 94
i74.15
go. oo
202. 50
24. Sl
45. 00
November lCth, 1941.
Light, Marvin
Lillard, W. T.
GOOD ROADS FUND
Uahers Richtield Service
Melendez, Delphino
Mill igan, J. s
Moore Company, Joseph G
Moore Co., Joseph G
Moore Co., Joseph G
McKnight, Ed.win
Neel, Harry
Nelson, o. .
Northern California Hardware & Steel Co
Northwest Engineering Company
Oster man, John
Ostini, Ray
Ott Hardware Company
Ott Hardware Co
Ott Hardware Co
Pacitio Coast Coal Company
Pacific Freight Lines
Palm tag, C. A.
Petrol Corporation, The
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Phelps, Kelley
Pollorena, Richard
Precision Engineering Company
Randall , Ray
Reid, Sr., Thomas
Reid, Thomae
Reily Machine Works
Rhoades, Coy . .
Rio Grande Oil, Inc.
Robbins, E. A
Robison, M. H.
Romero, Erasmo
Roseborough, Arthur
Rubio, Jesus
Rubio, Jesus .
Rutfner & .Ru!!ne.r .
Santa Barbara Retreading Shop
Santa Barbara Retread Shop
Santa Maria Gas Co.
'Schuler, James L;
Shell 011 Company
Shepard, Charlotte
Shepard, Frank
Singleton, R. M.
Smale, Jack R.
.
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Smith Bmoth Usher Company
Smith, James
305.g9
75.00
2.45
4. 50
70.00
i1s.es
131S. 4o
70.g3
Sl.OO
450.00
i3g.oo
i73.go
23.91
l g9.oo
63.00
3g.62
i.g1
16.4g
34.51
l0.76
175.00
1125.59
1703.39
l 02.1g
13.50
130. 00
17.g7
20.00
16.oo
9.00
.s5
135.00
30.90
4o.oo
250.00
52.00
36.00
10. 00
45.00
69.75
54.oo
20.60
5.36
5g.50
135. 74
35.00
130.00
70.00
12.00
117 .25
13.43
101
102
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Snow, Beverley
Sou. C8.lit. F.dison Co.
StanW-d Oil Co. of Calif
Board of Equalization
State of California
Stemper, Emil
Sterling Motors Corp.
Stewart, Arthur
Texas Company , The
Thom~s, Roy
Thompson, Homer C
Thompson, L. T
Tomasini, .R
Tobey, West
Twitchell, Leonard
GOOD ROADS FUND
Union Hardware and Metal Company
do do do
Union Mill and Lumber Co.
Union Service Station
Upton, w. C
Utility Trailer Sales Co
Utility Trailer Manufacturing Co.
Water Works Department
Webber, c. A.
Western Welding Co
Whalen, J. T.
Whitfield, W. G.
Whitmore, Burley
Whitney, Jr., J. E.
Windeler Co . , George
Zaris, George
I
Engel, K. S GUAD . CEM.E . DIST. FUND
Pac11"1c Gas & Electric Co.
. .
Aggler & Musser Seed Company
Buttner, Mrs . Fred L.
Whiteside, T. L
SANTA MARIA CEME.
DIS~. F.UND
Whitney, M. H
Pacific Gas & Elec. Co. CASMALIA LT. DIST. FUND
.
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do do LOS AL.AMOS LT . DIST. FUND
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- ORCUTT LT. DIST. FUND
Moller, K. s. B. CO . WATER\\tRKS DIST.
#1 MAINTENANCE FUND
Bailey, tilrs Ethel H. SALARY FUND
Caywood, Hal D
Dismuke, Eileen
Wood, Mrs. Emma G.
$ 156.00
6.gg
51.56
11.67
14e. 50
10.99
4o. 50
133. 54
148. 50
13.67
30. 69
64. 50
130. 00
i56. oo
30 . 2s
35. 70
2. 5g
16S. 55
94.oo
4o.33
11. 12
2.10
3.00
4.76
202. 50
52. 00
4o . 50
135. 00
55.42
49. 50
150. 00
3.15
20 .00
go. oo
175. 00
31 . 20
151. 65
g7 . 25
7g. 50
44. 30
5. 00
5. 00
125.00
5. 00
Carter, Forrest W. POTATO INSPECTION TRUST FUND 199. 90
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Objections .
Franklin
Creek
November 10th, 1941 . 103
Upon the passage of the foregoing orders, the roll being oal led, the following
Supervisors voted A.ye, to wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J. Monroe
Rutherford and c. L. Preisker. Nays: None. Absent: Ronald M. Adam.
Mr. Julien F. Gowc again objected to Supervisors Preisker and Rutherford
traveling at county expense to Miami, Florida and Washington, D. C., relative to flood
control and water conservation matters. Mr. Goux based his objections upon the grounds
that no showing has been made as to the need tor such a trip, and if such a trip is
necessary that only one Supervisor should be permitted to go.
Upon motion the Board adjourned sine die.
The torego1ng minutes are hereby approved.
, Board of Supervisors. '
Attest: - I
I
Clerk.
Board of Supervisors of the County of' Santa Barbara, State o! California,
November 24th, 1941, at 10:00 o'clock a. m. Present: Supervisors Thomas T.
Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J. Monroe Rutherford, Ronald M. Adam, c. L.
Preisker and J. E. Lewis, Clerk
Supervisor c. L. Preisker in the Chair.
The minutes of the regular meeting of November 10th, 1941, were read and
approved .
Carroi1 Bone objected to the minutes of November 10th, 194~ upon the ground
that hie objections to the publication of Ordinance No. 536 did not appear in said
minutes.
The Chairman stated that, hereafter, when a person appears betore the Board
and desires that his statement be entered in the minutes, a request should be made to
that ettect.
- Julien F. Goux protested against the above statement, and asked that the
minutes of November 10th, 1941, be corrected to include Mr. Bone's objections.
Mr. Gowc also protested against the passage of Ordinances No. 533 and No. 536,
and against the expenditure of public funds tor the publication of said Ordinances, and
requested that a retund be made to the County Treasury, by members of the Board ot
Supervisors, tor any and all moneys expended tor the publishing of Ordinances No. 533
and No. 536
i n the Matter of the Agreement Between the State of Calitornia Department ot
Public Works and the County of Santa Barbara for Work at Franklin Creek.
Y"' Resolution No. 4o17.
WHEREAS, the State of California, aot;ng.by and through its Department of Public
Works, has submitted tor execution to the Board of Supervisors a cooperative agreement
dated November 24, 1941, tor the performance of certain flood control work along Franklin
Creek in the First Road District, I
NOW, THEREFORE, it ~s hereby omered and resolved tn,at th.e Chairman and the Cler
ot this Board of Supervisors be authorize~ and directed to execute said agreement be-
tween the State of California, acting by and through its Department of Public works, and
the County of Santa Barbara, a body corporate and poli~ic .
PASSED AND ADOPTED this 24th day of November, 1941. Ayes: Thomas T. Dinsmore,
Sam J. Stanwood, J. Monroe Rutherford, Ronald M. Adam and C. L. Preisker. Nays: None.
Absent: None.
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Corrections /
to Delinque t
Tax Rolls.
C0rrections J
to A~c:essmen
Roll .
In the Matter of Corrections t .o Delinquent Tax Rolls.
It satisfactorily appearing to the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa
Barbara, State of Calitorn1a, trom a report filed by the County Assessor, that cleric
errors have been made in certain assessments, and application having been made to the
Board by said County Assessor tor the cancellation of said assessments, and any and al
uncollected taxes on or against said real property as provided by Sections 4g31, 4g32,
4g34, 4g35, 4S36 and 4g37 of the Revenue and Taxation Code; and
It further appearing that the written consent of the Dietriot Attorney of said
County of Santa Barbara, to the cancellation of said assessments, has been obtained
therefor,
NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS ORDERED that the Auditor of the County of Santa Barbara,
State or Calitornia, be, and he is hereby authorized to make the nec.essary corrections
in the Delinquent Tax Rolls as set torth in said report as follows, to wit:
Delinquent roll 193$ Page 62, cancel all taxes, penalties and costs against
Lots 15 and 35 Block D of the Verda Vista Tract, This is a double assessment to the
County Nat'l Bank & Trust Co . Bame was assessed to and paid by Alfred w. Robertson.
Delinquent roll. 19~ page 179, 9ancel all taxes, penalties and costs against
1110" Mining & Iilineral rights11 Lot l~ Blk G Town of Solvang, same assessed to and pa1 .
by Peder E. Johnson and al.so on Lot 5a Blk D, assessed to and paid by K. c. Nielsen.
Cancel a valuation of $10. 9n these two parcels.
Delinquent roll 194o page 21$ change the description of Chas. A. Christian Jr.
in N\Vt of SE; of Sf.i of Nf4 Sec. 3 Twp. 1 N R 31 W to Sec. 3 Twp. 11 N R 31 W. This
was an error in copying on. the original roll Vol. 3 page 547.
In the Matter of Corrections to the 1941-42 Assessment Roll.
It satistactorily appearing to the Board of Supervisors of the County or Santa
Barbara, State of California, trom a report tiled by the County Assessor, that clerica
errors have been made in the 1941-42 Assessment Roll, and application having been made
to the Board by !aid Oounty Assessor tor the correction of said clerical errors, as
provided by Sections 4831, 4832, 4S34, 4835, 4$36 and 4837 of the Revenue and Texation
Code; and
. It further appearing that the written consent of the District Attorney of said
County of Santa Barbara, to the correction of said errors, has been obtained therefor,
NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS ORDERED that the Auditor of the County of Santa Barbara,
State of Calitornia, be, and he is hereby authorized to make the necessary corrections
in the 1941-42 Assessment Roll, as set forth in said report as follows, to wit:
Strike off from Mary L. Wilson Vol. 1 page 135, personal property $120. Error
in assessment, furniture removed from the county prior to the first Monday in March
strike ott trom Wm. E. Cargill, Vol. 1 page 523, improvements $70. from the
~ of Lots 33 & 34 Blk 35 Town of Summerland. Th.is was an error 1n assessment, there
being no improvements on this lot.
Strike ott trom Security First Nat'l. Bank of Los Angeles, Vol. 2 page 62
assessment $250. against Lot 5g Miramonte Tract. Double assessment shown on page 61.
strike off from Harold M. Davis et ux. Vol. 2 Page 216 personal property #300.
Error in assessment of furniture which was removed from the County prior to the lat
Monday in March 1941.
strike ott from Wm. F. Morrissey et ux Vol. 2 page 571 personal property $150
to~ furniture which was assessed as unsecured and paid by receipt 1290 assessor's
office.
November 24th, 1941.
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strike off from Maggie Pecarro et al Vol. 2 page 633 personal property $120 .
account of error in assessment of furniture, there being none in the house.
Strike otf from Albert G. Morganti et al Vol. 3 page 320 improvements $5000.
This was an error in assessment, all improvements belonging to Morganti being assessed
on another statement.
Strike ott trom James P. Hunt, et ux., Vol. 3 page 47S improvements $270 trom
Lot 4B in SEi Sec. 34 Twp. 10 N.R.34 w. account of Veterans exemption filed but not
credited on roll.
Strike oft tr9m Wm. Bicho Vol. 3 page 705 improvements 8930 and personal
property $150 against Lot 15 C Fairview Addn to Santa Maria,
assessment against wrong lot
This was an error in
Strike ott trom Emma c. Whittemore Vol. 3 page gg4 improvements $126o from
Lots 16-17 & ~ lS Block 7 Cooks Div. to City of Banta Maria. This was an error in
assessment.
Highway betw
Parartise Cam
and Gibral te
Dam.
,/ en In the Matter of Letter of Appreciation from the Forest Advisory Committee of
Commun le at1o ./
CEl.smallaBicknell
Roat\ .
Santa Barbara County Relative to the Completion of a Highway Between Paradise Camp and
the Gibraltar Dam.
Communication was read and ordered placed on tile.
In th.e Matter of Communication from State Department of Public Works, Division
of Highways, Relative to Removal of Two Neon Directional Signs, Fourth Supervisorlal
District.
Communication was referred to Supervisor Adam.
In the Matter of the Petition of Residents of Casmalia and Vicinity, Requestin
that a road in said Locality, commonly known as the casmalia-Bicknell Roadu, be
repaired and reopened tor public use
The above entitled matter was referred to Supervisor Preisker
Approval o:
011 \Vell
Drilling
gonna.
/ In the Matter of Approval of 011 Well Drilling Bonds and Endorsement to Bond
/
Children's .J
Airt, Oln
Age Security
and Blind Al
Previously Filed.
Acting in accordance with the provisions of Ordinance No. 502, as amended, and
pursuant to the request of the County Planning Commission,
and
It is moved, seconded and carried, that the tollowing oil wel 1 drilling bonds,
endorsement to bond previously tiled,
Apex Petroleum Corporation
Capital Company
Lee, John w.
Royalty Service Corporation, Ltd.
Signal Oil & Gas Company
be, and they are hereby approved:
single bond No. 22371
blanket bond No 47004
single bond No 4541003
single bond No 1929033
endorsement to blanket bond No. 4256614,
covering "Yelkin #1.0M
The atorementroned bond o! the Capital Company le tiled and approved to replac .
Bond No. B0-294624 of the Standard Accident Insurance C'ompany which is hereby ordered
released; effective date, November 24th, 1941.
In the Matter ot Reallowance of Applications tor Children's Aid, Old Age
Security and Blind Aid:.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carr.ied, it is ordered that the applications fo
Children's Aid, Old Age Security, and Blind Aid, previously allowed by this Board, be
reallowed, and the Auditor of this County is directe~ to draw his warrants numbered
A9745 to A9779, inclusive, in the sum of $2,32S.75, tor the month of November, 1941,
and warrants numbered A97so to Al.0015, inclusive, in the sum of $10,s72. 50, tor the
month of December, 1941, tor the payment of said Children's Aid; warrants Numbered
Al.0016 to All497, inclusive, in the sum of 153,190.30, tor the payment of Old Age
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Changes in ./
Old Age
Security.
Security tor the month of December, 1941; and warrants numbered Al.149S to All547,
inclusive, in the sum of $2,394.13, tor the payment of Blind Aid tor the month of
December, 1941
It is further ordered that a list. or Santa Barbara County warrants numbered
A9745 to Al.1547, inclusive, giving the name of each individual recipient of Children's
Aid, Old Age Security, and Blind Aid, and the amount of aid allowed to each recipient,
be placed on file in th~ office o! the County Clerk, and is hereby made a part of the
minutes of this Board of Buperviso~, to have the same effect as though incorporated
herein.
In the Matter of Changes in -Old Age Security.
It appearing to the Board from "Notices o! Change", tiled by the County Wel!ar
Department, that certain adjustments should be made in the amount of aid, etc., grante
1D the following needy aged persons; upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is
theretore
ORDERED that the amount of aid, eto., granted to the needy aged persons listed
below be changed to the amount set opposite their names beginning December lat, 1941,
(unless otherwise indicated), as follows, to wit:
NAME
RESTORATI ONS
Carroll, Charles N.
Hill, Thomas Hughes
Shaw, Nellie
INCREASES
Aarset, Lena
Ables, J. E.
Arata, John B.
Bryant, Lucretia
Bryant, William w.
Bussell, Valeria May
Cota, Modesta
Cripe, Harvey L.
Dominguez, Juan B
TOTAL AID GRANTED
$35.00
4o.oo
26.00
4o.oo
4o.oo
25.00
37.00
37.00
4o.oo
4o.oo
REIMRKS
Douglas, Sarah
32.00
4o.oo
35.00
4o.oo
36.00
31.65
27.91
30.00
4o.oo
Erbetti, Carlo
Forbush, Mar'ia
Harriman, Forest J.
Harrison, Jacob c.
~ongmire, Alvin E.
Miller, Louisa
Mitchell, Thomas M.
Murphy, Chas
Murphy, Mary E.
Myers, Amelia s.
Myers, Harry L.
Olivera, Febronia
Pettingell, Mariah E.
Pike, Dora E.
Ray, Eliza Jo
Tucker, Edward
35.00
35.00
4o.oo
34.oo
34.oo
35.00
37.50
4o.oo
24.25
4o.oo
Changes in
Blind Aid .
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NAME
DECREASES
Baboookl Anna N .
Bass, Delilah J.
Colley, Catherine J
Colley, Otto B.
Emerick, Elmer c
Goby, Frank
Harrison, J. Wilson
Heard, Sophia
Keese, David F.
Lenz, Ida C.
Naet, Bertha
Naet, John u.
Osterman, Caroline H.
Osterman, Christian
Pruitt, Joseph
.
Pruitt, Lucy
Romero, Mary Antonia
Strong, Grace Clark
Strong, John Henry
Winn, Reuben Henry
DISCONTINUANCES
Armstrong, Clarisa A.
Blanchard, Josie
Carlin, John
Conklin, Catherine A.
Connor, Ella M.
Evan11, Nancy
Glasgow, Francis Marion
Hart, Herbert H.
Jamison, Fern E.
Phelps, lr4aude
Rombold, Katie C
Romero, Gorgon1o
Sarina, Angelo
Stackhouse, Martha
Stotts, Laura Ellen
Stotts, Willie.m J.
Winn, Rebecca
TOTAL AID GRANTED
' $ 35.00
20.00
2s.4a
20.96
35.00
30.00
20.00
29.90
31.00
31.50
35.00
35.00
35.00
35.00
33.00
33.00
36.00
19.50
19.50
37.00
In .the Matter of Changes in Bl~nd Aid.
RnAARKS
11/30/41
11/30/41
11/30/41
11/30/41
1. 1/30/41
10/31/41
11/30/41
11/30/41
11/30/41
10/31/41
11/30/41
11/30/41
11/30/41
10/31/41
11/30/41
11/30/41
11/30/41
It appearing to the Board trom ttNotices of Changett, tiled by the County
'
. Welfare Department, that certain adjustments should be made in the amount of aid, etc.
granted to the following named persons; upon motion, duly seconded and carried,~ it
is theretore
ORDERED, that the amount of aid granted to needy blind persons listed below,
.
be changed to the amount set opposite their names beginning December let, 1941, (unles
otherwise indicated), as follows, to wit:
'
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Changes in
Children 1 s
Aid.
County ."-1d I
NAME
INCREASE
French, Harriet
TOTAL AID GRANTED
In the Matter of Changes in Children's Aid.
RFlMRKS
11/1/41
It appearing to the Board from MNotices of Change", filed by the County
Welfare Department, ~hat certain adjustments should be m,ade in the amount o! aid, etc.
granted to the following named persons; upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it .is
theretore
ORDERED, t~at the amount of aid, etc., granted to Children listed below, be
changed to the amoun~ set opposite their names beginning ~ecember 1st, 1941, (unless
otherwise indicated), as follows, to wit:
N.AllmE
RESTORATIONS
TOTAL AID GRANTED REMARKS
Foster, Thomas and L~wrence
P!na, Margaret
INCREASES
easier, Alberta and ~Obert
Escota, Feliz Joe, Lqis Tony, Louis
and Marcos Mary
Ford, Gloria and Charles
Linneman, Dolores and Ronald
Pineda, Guadal.upe Helen, Vicente,
Alberto and Mercedes D.
Quinteros, Jose
Ruckle, Philip
DECREASES
Allman, Geo. Carl
Cordero, William Anthony
Garcia, George and Carmelita
Mendoza, SOcorro, Guadalupe, Onecimo,
Jose Antonio and Maria Dolores
Prado, Martha and Louise
Rogers, James Ferrel Jr., Lawrence
Lee and Rose Cecelia
Sullivan, Ralph, Lawrence V., Anita
M., and Mary Magnoline
Velarde, Daniel
DISCONTINUANCES
Padilla, Patricia (Guillermina)
CHANGE OF PAYEE
3g.oo
72.50
26.50
3s.oo
39.50
49.5Q
22.50
77.00
30.00
RECIPIENT OF AID
Ruckle, Philip
PAYEE BEFORE CHANGE
!Ire. Arthur B. Moore
Townsend, Rosemarie Mrs. Hattie Gates
In the Matter of Petition tor County Aid.
11/4/41
11/1/41
11/1/41
11/30/41
PAYEE AFTER CHANGE
Mrs. Mary Mitchell 11/1/41
Mrs. Leila Bates 11/5/41
It appearing to the Board of Supervisors that the tollowing petitioners are
proper persons to receive County Aid: Upon Motion duly seconded and carried, it is
ordered that the Auditor draw his warrant on General Fund in tvor of the tollow1ng
persons tor the amounts set opposite their respective names on the t1rst day ot
December, 19~1 to wit :
Alison Davies
Ruth Harvey
SECOND SUPERVISORIAL DISTRICT.
1027 Bath st.
526 W. Victoria St.
$31.00
20, .00
Ella Hathaway
Julia Percy
Irene Rowley
Lulu Barnes
Robert Anderson
Karl Brokotsky
.
Edward Ebert
Geneva Boldman
Joe Bunker
Mrs. John Fuller
November 24th, 1941.
c/o County Auditor's Office
14)9 Cbapala St.
313 E. Anapamu St.
THIRD SUPERVISORIAL DISTRICT
Ballard, via Santa Ynez
FOURTH SUPERVISORIAL DISTRICT
'
FIFTH SUPERVISOIRAL DISTRICT
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19.00
20.00
lS.oo
10.00
i.oo
1.00
1.00
15.00
2.00
Thomas Harp
15.00
5 . 00
Commun-icati n./
Appointment
to County
Planning
Commission.
Ophelia Montes
John P. Rose
Agnes Stuart
Justina Vasquez
8. 00
1.00
1.00
5. 00
In the Matter of Communication trom Mery K1nevan, Requesting Damages for
Faulty Survey
The above entitled matter was reterred to Owen O'Neill, Surveyor, with
the request thathe re-reter said matte~ together with his tindings~ to the District
Attorney.
In the Matter of Appointments to the County Planning Commission.
0
The appointment of two members on the County Planning Commission was
. continu. ed tor one week. .
A!' !iiiavi t o v
Publication
o! Orlinanc
No . 535
A!~1oav1 t o. /
Publication
o!' Orn.inane
No. 536.
Report.
Cancellat1o
of Funds.
In. the Matter ot' Attidavit of Publication. of Ordinance No. 535.
It appearing to the Board from the affidavit of J. H. Bowles, principal
clerk of the printer and publisher of The Santa Maria Valley Vidette, that Ordinance
No. 535 has been published,
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that said Ordinance
No. 535 has been duly published.
In the Matter of Attidavit of Publication of Ordinance No . 536.
It appearing to the Board from the affidavit of Jessie Griffin, principal
clerk of the printer and publisher of the Santa Barbara News-Press , that Ordinance
Ho. 536 has been published,
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that said Ord1nanoe
No. 536 has been duly published.
In the Matter of Report of the Santa Barbara General Hospital tor the
Month of October, 1941
Report was received and ordered placed on file
In the Matter of Cancellation of Funds.
Resolution No. 4o1s.
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County
that the sum of $650 . 00 is not needed in Account 142 B 13, Road and Bridge Materials,
Fourth Supervisor District, Good Roads Fund;
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of six hundred and titty
dollars (#650.00) be and the same is hereby cancelled from the above account and
(
returned to the Unappropr~ated Reserve Good Roads Fund.
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Cane ell a. t io ./
o! Funds.
Tran s ~er
Funds.
of I
-------------------------------------~
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors vote~ Aye, to wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J. Monro
Rutherford, Ronald M. Ad~ and C. L . Preisker. Nays, None. Absent, None
In the Matter of Cancellation of Funds.
Resolution No. 4019
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County
that the sum of $S50 . oo is not needed in Account 152 A 60, Labor, Salaries and Wages,
Fifth Supe~isor District, Good Roads Fund;
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of eight hundred and tifty
dollars ($S50.oo) be and the same is hereby cancelled from the above account and
returned to the Unappropriated Reserve Good Roads Fund
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, t.h e roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J. Monroe
Rutherford, Ronald M. Adam and C. L. Preisker. Nays, None. Absent, None
In the Matter of Transfer of Funds from the Unappropriated Reserve General
Fund
Resolution No. 4o20. ,
Whereas it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a transfer is necessary from the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund to Account 1 B 46,
Service and Expense in Connection with Housing, Board of Supervisors, General Fund;
in accordance with section .3714, subdivision 3, of the Political Code.
N' ow therefore, be it resolved that the sum of two hundred and fifty dollars
($250.00) be and th.e same is hereby transferred from the unappropriated reserve General
Fund to Account 1 B 46, Service and Expense in Connection w1 th Housing, Board of
Supervisors, General Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J. Monroe
Rutbertord, Ronald M. Adam and c. L. Preisker. Nays, None. Absent, None.
Tran s!'er of / Funns.
In the Matter of Transfer of Funds trom the Unappropriated Reserve
Genera1 Fund.
Resolution No. 4o21.
Whereas it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a transfer is necessary trom the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund to Account 94 C 7 , ,_
Santa Maria Valley, Capital Outlay, Flood Control, General Fund; in accordance with
Section 3714, subdivision 3, of the Political Code,
Transfer o! l
Funt\~ .
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of seven hundred sixty-nine and
47/100 dollars ($769.47) be and the same is hereby transferred trom the unappropriated
reserve General Fund to' account 94 C 74, Santa Maria Valley, Capital Outlay, Flood
' Control, General Fund.
Upon the passage of the toregoing resolution, the roll. being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to wit: Thomas T. 'Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J.
Monroe Rutherford, Ronald M. Adam and c. L. P.reisker. Nays, None. Absent, None.
In the Matter of Transfer of Funds from the Unappropriated Reserve General
Fund.
Besolution No. 4o22.
Whereas it appears to the Boa~d of Supervisors of sa.nta Barbara County
a transfer is necessary from th.e Unappropriated Reserve General Fund to Account 94 C g ,
~
Bradley Canyon Control, Capital Outlay, Flood Control, General Fund; in accordance wit
Section 3714, subdivision 3, of the Political Code,
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of tour thousand three hundred
Trans!er ~ !
Funds.
November 24th, 1941.
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fifty-seven and g4/100 dollars ($4,357.S4) be and the same is hereby transterred from
the unappropriated reserve General Fund to account 94 C g5, Bradley Canyon Control,
Capital Outlay, Flood Control, General Fund.
Upon the passage of the toregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J.
Monroe Rutherford, Ronald M. Adam and C. L. Preisker. Nays, None. Absent, None.
Roads Fund.
In the Matter of Transfer of Funds trom the Unappropriated Reserve Good
Resolution No. 4o23.
Whereas it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County
that a transter is necessary trom the Unappropriated Reserve Good Roads Fund to
Account 142 C 6, Road Equipment, Capital Outlay~ Fourth Supervisor District, Good
Roads Fund; in accordance with Section 3714, subdivision 3, of the Political Code.
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of six hundred and titty
dollars Ct650.oo) be and
serve Good Roads .Fund to
the same is hereby transterred from the unappropriated reaooount
142 C 6, Road Equipment, Capital Outlay, Fourth
Supervisor District, Good Roads Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following supervisors voted Aye, to wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sarh J. Stanwood, J.
Monroe Rutherford, Ronald M. Adam and C. L. Preisker. Nays, None. Absent, None.
Trans!'er of ./ In the Matter of Transter of Funds from the Unappropriated Reserve Good
Funds .
Claim
Roads Fund.
Reaolut1on No. 4o24
Whereas it appears to the Board ot supervisors of Santa Barbara County th~
a transfer is necessary trom the Unappropriated Reserve Good Roads Fund to Account
152 C 6, Road Equipment, Capital Outlay, Fltth Supervisor District, Good Roads Fund;
in accordance with Section 3714, subdivision 3, of the Political Code,
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of eight hundred and titty
dollars ($850.00) be and the same is hereby transferred from the unappropriated reserve
Good Roads Fund to account 152 C 6, Road Equipment, Capital Outlay, F1tth
Bupervieor District, Good Roads Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
. " .
following Supervisors voted Aye, to Wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J
. Konroe Rutherford, Ronald M. Adam and C. L. Preisker. Nays, None Absent, None
Recalled an\
now returned
for payment.
In the Matter of Claim Reoal.led trom the Auditor at a previous meeting
and now returned tor payment.
Claim Held
Over and now
allowP.n.
Upon motion, duly seconded carried, it 1s ordered that the order made and
entered on April 7th, 1941, allowing claim as tollows:
Preisker, c. L. GENERAL FUND $45.60
be, and the same is hereby rescinded; and it is turther ordered that said claim be
reallowed as follows and returned to the Auditor tor payment:
Preisker, c. L. GENERAL FUND 4o.6o
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the following
claim, held over trom the meeting of April 2Sth, 1941, be, and it is hereby allowed
as tollows, to wit:
Preisker, c. L. GENERAL COUNTY WATER CONSERVATION FUND $6o.15
Claim Rec~ll n In the Matter of Claim Recalled from ~he Auditor on November 10th, 1941,
an"i Now Re-
turned !or and now returned tor payment.
Payment .
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the following
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Claims Hel
Over ann
l~ow All0we
claim, recalled trom the Auditor on November 10th, 1941, be, and it is hereby returned
to the Audi tor for payment:
Hossack, D. L. GENERAL FUND 7.44
In the Matter of Claims Held Over tor Unanimous J\pproval of the Board ot
Supervisors and now allowed.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried unanimously, it is Ordered that
? ~ the tollowing claims, held over from the meeting of November 10th, 1941, be, and the
same are hereby allowed, as toll.owe, to wit:
Heltman, H. K. GENERAL FUND
Miller, Mrs. A. L.
Roemer, Frank L.
Sattler, D. A.
Shell Oil Co
Smith, F. L., Hardware Co.
Standard Oil Co. of Calit.
Union Hardware & Metal Co. GOOD ROADS FUND 46.03
GENERAL FUND 50.27
$10.50
4.oo
1279.75
i6go.96
4s.93
11.43
42.07
In the Matter of Claims Recalled trom the Auditor tor Correction and
Claims
Recalled
and Reallo
--
enReallowed.
Claim
Held Over.
.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried unanimously, it is ordered that
the order made and entered on November lOtb, 1941, allowing claims as follows:
Acquistapace, Leo E. GENERAL FUND
Associated Telephone Co. Ltd.
Gingrich, C. E. ar. GOOD ROADS FUND $49.50
GENERAL FUND 9.00
Pacific Gas & Electric Co. GENERAL FUND
Universal Auto Parts
1Jan Horn, J. A.
be, and the same is hereby rescinded; and it is turther ordered
recalled from the Auditor and reallowed as follows, to wit:
Aoquistapace, Leo E. GENERAL FUND
Associated Telephone Co. Ltd.
Gingrich, C. E. Sr.
'
Paoit1c Gas & Electric Co.
Universal Auto Parts
Van Hom, J. A.
GENERAL FUND
GOOD ROADS FUND
GENERAL FUND
GOOD ROADS FUND
GENERAL FUND
In the Matter of Claim Held Over.
4-9.50
9.00
365.35
2.s6
that
5s.50
36S.21
14-1.4-1
6.17
said claims
45.90
31.70
5g.50
be
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the following
claim be, and it is hereby held over:
Allowance
of Claims. .
/
Objection
I
Smith Booth Usher Co. GOOD ROADS FUND $107.54-
In the Matter of the Allowance of Claims.
Julien F. Goux at this time protested the allowance of any claims tor
expenditures .of Supervisor C. L. Preisker and Supervisor J. Monroe Rutherford relative
to a reoent1r1p to Miami, Florida, and Washington, D. c., and deman~ed a re!und !or
those expenditures already allowed.
Mr. Goux turther protested the voting of Supervisors Preisker and
Rutherford on their own individual claim, or the claims of eaoh other, tor the above
expenditures. Communication reciting the grounds tor these protests was presented
by the protestant and ordered placed on tile
Carroll Bone appea~ed betore the Board and protested the allowance of any
claim tor the publication of Ordinance No. 536, upon the grounds that said Ordinance
,
November 24th, 1941. 113
was void and illegal. Communications giving detail o! protests were ordered placed
on tile.
Upon motion, duly sec onded and carried unanimously, it is ordered that the
tollowing claims be, and the same are hereby allowed, each claim tor the amount and
p&Yable out of the fund designated in the order of allowance indorsed on the tace ot
eabh claim respectively, to wit:
'
'
'
Adam Printing, Don
do do
Adam, William z.
Adams, Norman
Ajax Supply Company
Akatos, Inc
Aldridge, H.
Alexander, Bruce
Alexander, D. H.
Alexander, H. H
Altschul, Ira D
Ambrose Lumber Company .
do do
Ambrose, R. T.
American Seating Company
Anderton, Jane
Arnold, o. L.
Arnoldi Grocery
Ash, Helen M.
Associated Telephone Co.
do do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do do
Austed, Nell E.
Ayala, Mrs. Joseph
Baggett, R. A.
Bancroft Whitney Company
Bane, Velma
Bank's Stationery Co.
Barker, Bird
Bartlett, Frank s.
Beard, Ed.
Bernard, G. C.
Bertino, 14ar1e Baron
Bewley, T. J
Bewley, T. J.
Bidnle, Bessie
GENERAL FUND
'
$ 149.35
166.35
72.00
112.00
57.14
l.4o
32.00
2s.oo
13.50
4.50
9.67
54.92
12.S4
155.20
33 . 66
4o.oo
25.00
s .61
35.00
11.15
6.oo
3.00
20.g5
3.20
i73.76
12.55
S6.12
110.25
49.25
l S.05
5.00
1.00
12.00
36.00
l So.63
20.00
1.55
27.00
6.oo
4.44
19.35
60.00
14.oo
114
Blackburn, Lewis c.
Borgatello, Charles
GENERAL FUND
Braun Corporation
Brooks & Borra
Buck, Mrs. M. H.
Bureau of Printing
Opera Shop, The
Cant1eld, Lloyd
Carlisle & Co., A.
do do
Carpinteria Realty Company
Carpinteria VaJley Lumber Co
Carpinteria Water Co.
Carter, Lloyd
Catchpole, Mrs . Opal
Chackel, Candid
Chaffin, Thomas
Channel Paper and Supply Co.
Channel Radio Supply Co
Cline, A. B
Columbia Carbon Company
Commercial Office Suppl y Co
Common, Wm. C.
Bookshop, Copelands
Cota, Juan
Craviotto, F. A
Cregan, Mary
Croal, Rose M
Dairy Dept. s. B. Co. Farm Bureau
Dal Pozzo, Joe
do do
do do
Denny, c. E
Denny, c. E.
Devaul, Jim M.
Dieterich Post Co
Disman, Walter
Dodd, L.
Dohrmann Hotel Supply Co .
Duke Laboratories, Inc .
Durbiano Dairy
Dyer, Mrs. Vera
Eaves, Jr., Albert
Ellsinger's Automotive Service
Evans, Kenneth
Federal Drug Co
Federal Drug Co .
Food Machinery Corporation
Foothill Dairy
Fuller, Arabelle
22.16
22.56
g. 50
30. 90
131.s9
g7 .75
4.41
534. 95
15.27
6. 43
32.00
13.50
15.00
s.oo
lSS.25
9.70
4. 63
26.00
26.4S
63. 79
23 . 25
39. 45
40. 00
62. 00
55. 00
20. 32
22 . 50
3. 05
1.09
7. gg
22.50
22.50
29.64
6.36
105. 00
6.oo
20 .Sl
14.s5
51.93
10.00
23.50
24.3s
4.o6
53 .4g
3.77
3. 30
lS.07
34.67
'
Gallen Kamps St ores Co. GENERAL FUND
Galusha, Mrs. Una
Garcia, Mrs . Jesus
Garlock Packing Co.,
Gates, Howard
Gaviota Store
Gay, Laura A.
Gingrich, Jr.' C. E.
Girardey Piano .Co.,
G&L
Golden State Company
Golden State Company
Goleta Market
Gatchel, Nanette B
Gratft, John
Hartman, Maxine
Hazelette, Martha J.
Henderson,
do
Hensley,
H. E.
do
Raymond
Herdman, David
The
L E.
Hernandez, Miss Esther M.
Hernandez, Jesus
Hibbs, Eva
Hilderbrand, A. J
Hildebrand, Ed.
Hilderbrand, w. G.
Hing Yuen Co .
Hobbs, c.
Hoey, Will iam
Holiday Hardware Company
Holiday Hardware Company
Hollister-Stier Laboratories
Horn, George
Horton, Lee
Hossack, D. L.
Huff, Elizabeth H.
Hetling, E. J.
Huyck, Andy
Isom, B. A
Italian Store
Johnson, F. H.
Johnson's Garage
Kelite Products
Kluss, Dr. Edwin R.
Knight & Robison
Kalloch, Franz
Kramer, o. E.
Las Palmas Grocery
Lawyers Co-Operative Publishing Company
Lee, George w.
Lidbom, Hazel
I
$3.29
2.5g
13.00
30. 74
s . oo
1.70
15.00
65 . 00
s.oo
10. 00
509 . 64
239.69
g. 61
41 . 00
170.00
22. 50
16o.oo
5. 00
a. oooo
24.oo
26.00
22.50
10.00
4o.oo
9. 00
91 . 00
31.11
102.00
120.00
4.S4
30. 91
30 . 90
10. 00
31. 50
g7 55
225 . 00
2s. oo
25 . 00
6. oo
6g.74
250 . 00
2.17
47.27
13.00
14. oo
15.00
151.20
37 . 00
7.00
39 . 00
100.00
115
116
Live Oak Dairy 'GENERAL FU?ID
Lompoc Light & Water Dept. -
. .
Lompoc Light & Water Dept.
Lundberg's Blacksmith Shop
-
Ma.cRosite Brothers
Mahers Richfield Service
Main, R. c.
Martin, Al
Matthay Hospital Supply Co
Mendez, Julia
Merriam, Mona A.
Meyers, Paul
Mincer, George
Kitchell, Ellen F.
Monte Vista Dairy
Montecito County Water Oo
Mont gomery Ward & Company
Moore Mercantile Co.
Moore Mercantile Co
Moore Co., Joseph G
Moore Co., Joseph G.
Moran, G
Morehouse , Martha
Murphy, Lee
McBane, s.
McCabe's Tire Sb.op
ilcCaleb, c. H.
Mccloskey, James M.
McLeod, Beth
McNgil, W
Nelma, Sam P
Nelms, Sam P
New, Henry
News Press Publishing Co .
Nielsen & Petersen
O'Eanion Dairy
Ocean Vtew Dairy
Oliver, A. G
Osuna' a Grocery
Ott Hardware Company
Ovieda, Toney
Pacific Coast Publishing Co
Pacific Gas & Electric Co
do do
Packer, Josephine
Park, Anna
Park, Anna
Perez, Julio
Pomatto and Sons, Mrs. Margaret
Postmaster, The
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$ 91. 00
29.14
25 . 00
44. 91
21.97
12.54
74.25
32. 00
5g.94
6. oo
125.00
33. 00
15.00
11.00
46. 41
65 .00
6. g3
24. 64
1. 65
113.62
54.95
6.oo
222.s7
3 . 00
1.20
13.00
7.50
150.00
129.60
27 . 00
lS.oo
7.33
120. 00
9.24
6.11
s .06
s . 50
167.4o
11.13
6o.oo
lOS.15
s .07
io.5s
i6o.oo
s . 50
s . 50
5. 00
170.32
9g. 55
. .
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November 24th, 1941.
Preuss, Charles A
do do
do do
Purkiss, M. M
Quinn, Irene s
Railway Express Agency
Rand-Halpin-Hibler
Randall, Ray
GENERAL FUND
Recorder Printing & Publishing Company
Red Croes Drug Company
Remington Rand
Riggins, E. D
Riggins, Fred
do J. F
Riviera Dairy Creamery
Rogers & Son, E. F
Romana, Jim L
Rowe, Mrs. Robt
:Ryzner, J.
Sateway Stores
do do
Sahm, Isaac s
Sanitary Laundry
San Joaquin Power Division Pac. Gas and Elec.Co
San Marcos and Monteoito Dairy
Santa Barbara Clinic
Santa Barbara Pipe & Supply Co.
Santa Maria Daily Times
Santa Maria Daily Times
Santa Ynez Warehouse and Milling Co.
Savage, Mrs. Roy
Schauer Printing studio
Scherer Co., R. L.
Schuler, James L.
Schurmeier, Harry L.
Schuyler, Minnie E. .
Sohwartzenberg, Baron w. thoe
Sears Roebuck & Company .
Seaside 011 Co. .
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Security Title Insurance and Guar. Co.
Shamhart, Postmaster, R. E.
s. & K. Market
do do
Smith, E. E.
Smith Hardware Co., w. R.
Sou. Cali!. Disinfecting Co.
- $ 10.00
5.00
5.00
125.00
15.00
10.S2
7.75
20.00
41.20
4.2s
132.96
54.oo
4.50
5s.50
7g.4g
9s.96
49.50
s.71
36.00
12.00
11.30
3.3g
9.23
12.4S
4.03
5.00
5s.59
12.00
1,416.25
s.12
11.10
700.77
119.96
13.50
10.00
4o.oo
55.31
44.43
39.29
7.90
317.95
121.07
33.53
66.74
35.00
3.00
629.61
92.96
10. 7g
55.13
5.06
117
118
Sou. Calif. Edison Co .
do do
do do
do do
do do
Sou. Counties Gas Co.
do
do
do
do
Sou. Pac. Milling Co .
do do
Spindler & Sauppe
Stadley, Gene
Standard Brands of Calif.
Standard 011 Co.
Steele, Dr. A. B.
Stephens, Mary
Strong, F.
Sugarman Business Equipment
Suiter, Lila E.
Sullivan, H. H.
Sweetser, H. c
Tennyson, The Druggist
Texas Oo . , The
ThO!llB-81 C. L.
Thompson, Homer c
do do
Thompson, Homer C.
Thompson, Homer C
Thompson, L. T
Thompson, Mrs . ~ E
Thompson, Paul
Thomson, c. B
Tomlinson, Chas. s.
GENERAL FUND
Treasurer of the United States
Ullmann, H. J .
Underwood Elliott Fisher Co .
Union Hardware & Metal Co
Union Mill & Lumber Co
Union Mill & Lumber Co .
do do
do
do
Union 011 Co
Union 011 Co
do
do
Ventura Rubber Stamp Co .
Voight, Hubert L.
Wade, A. C.
Warnack, Theresa
Watson, Marian
Weaver, Dr. c. E.
$ 13 . 50
27 . 22
230 . 45
62.1s
3. 30
45 . 35
4.43
1. 23
1.os
12. 26
100. 00
2S . 514-
14. 72
10. 00
37 . 50
1S4.95
1, 693. 06
93.33
27 .00
242. 4o
s . 29
15 . 04
72 .00
3. 714-
10. 04
11. 04
2. 53
51 .15
4. 65
5g . 50
22. 50
23 . 33
117. s2
16S. 50
19. 0l
71. s3
16. 21
34-.lS
55. 39
37 . 52
36. 24-
319.17
16. 35
3.35
33.73
22. 64-
45 . 00
15. 00
250 . g9
. .
'
November 24th, 1941.
Weaver and McCullough, Det. Sgts. GENERAL FUND
Weekly Law Digest . .
Western Auto Supply Co
Wilkes, Jack
W11lhoi t, J. B
Willingham, Howard
Willow Brook Dairy
Wilson, William J
Wilson, William J
Winchester Box &.Label Co.
Wong Wing
Wood, Vincent E
do do
Wood, Vincent E.
do do
Wray Printing
Wyeth & Brothers, John
Zisman, Walter
American Bitumuls Company
do do
Ames, Gilbert
Anthony, Mark
Arnold, o. L
Associated Telephone Co.
Barker, Brid
.
Bounds, Dick
Breen, Ed.
Brooks and Borra
Cabral, Peter
Carpinteria Valley Lumber Co
do do
Carter, Lloyd
Collar, J. N.
Commercial Motor Service
Commercial Iiotor Service
Cutler, Paul
Dal Pozzo, Joe
Denny, c. E
Dodd, L.
Dover, Frank
Dutt, Gordon
.
Emerick & Bright
Fowler & Son, A. E.
Gaviota Store
Gingrich, Sr., c. E.
Goleta Garage and Machine Shop
Grat'f.t, John
Grigsby, Al
Ha.neon Equipment Co.
Horn1schf eger Corp.
GOOD ROADS FUND
$ 24.66
10.00
6.g3
15.92
7.25
2g.13
21.$4
15.00
15.00
2.55
16.oo
37.77
2.50
1.27
56.og
31.67
39.01
72.00
11.91
24.7g
57.00
49.50
45.00
2s.51
36.00
65.00
72.00
136.17
49.50
42.11
53.34
22.50
104.oo
i42.go
142.80
s.oo
130.32
4.50
156.00
72.00
41.94
5s.50
6o.oo
1.03
6o.oo
7.28
90.00
72.00
5.g7
5.g4
119
120
Herrier, w. w. .
Hilderbrand, A. J.
Hinton Bro a.
Hobbs, c.
GOOD ROADS FUND
Hoey, William
Hoey, William
Hottman, w. o
Hom, George
Howard, Henry
Hurst Concrete Products -
Huyck, Andy
Huyck, Andy
Isom, B. A
Jones, Chas
Kendrick, William
Lambert, C. E
Lambert, Jack
Lompoc Light & Water Dept .
Lundberg's Blacksmith Shop
Lutnesky, L. M.
Miller, Harry
Miller, Lee
Milligan, J. a.
Moore Mercantile Co
Moore Co., Joseph G
Moore Co., Joseph G.
Moran, G
McBane, s .
McCabe's Tire Shop
McGinnis, John
Nielsen and Petersen
Olivera, Albert
Ontiveros, A. E
Ostini, Ray
Ott Hardware Company
Ovieda, E. G.
Ramire;, M
Randal 1 , Ray
Reynolds , Dever
Robles, Daniel
Robles, G
Rodriguez, Jr., Charles
Romero, Louis
Roseborough, Arthur
~zner, J
Santa Ynez Warehouse and Milling Co
Schuler, James L
Seaside Oil Co
do do
do do
# 61 .50
72.00
27 .53
60.00
150.00
42.00
4o.oo
55.00
106.09
30.57
65 .00
50.00
156.oo
14g.50
10.00
114.oo
50.00
11.26
35.11
139.13
4o.oo
252.00
10.00
14.66
54.72
go.16
156.00
167. 70
66.35
4g.50
22.01
4$ .oo
152.00
22 . 50
27.06
6o. oo
174.15
45.00
7.gg
49.50
4$.oo
9. 00
72.00
72.00
i26. oo
i.g4
4o.50
13.64
3.g7
g6.33
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November 24th, 1941
Seaside 011 Co. GOOD ROADS FUND
Serna, J.
Shepherd Tractor & Equipment
Sides Hardware Store
Singleton, R. M.
Smith Booth Usher Co
Smith Hardware Co., F. L.
Smith, W. R.
.
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,/
Solvang Garage and Service Station
Solvang Mill and Lumber Yard
Sou. Cal1t. Edison Co
do do
Sou. Counties Gas Co
Sou. Pacific Killing Co
Sparks, Frank
Standard 011 Company of Ca11t.
Standard Oil Co.
Standard 0.11 Co .
Standard 011 Co.
Stewart, Arthur
Stronach, Wm.
Sturgeon, H.
Teixeira, M.
Texas Co., The
Thompson, Homer c.
Thompson, Homer c.
Thompson, Homer c.
Thompson, Homer, c.
'
T14ewater Associated 011 Co
Upton, w. c.
Wall, Jack I~. '
I
Whitfield, W. G.
Willingham, Howard
Wood, Vincent E.
Yauney Machine Works
Zaria, George
7
Wilson, William J.
Wilson, William J.
SALARY FUND
gs.44
114.75
4s.35
.g2
35.00
630.36
6.49
15.77
16.03
57.51
5g.27
32.76
194.77
732.69
10.00
105.24
3.65
42.52
137.4o
9.00
52.25
179.55
J.50.00
13.39
lSl.15
41.40
9.73
2.36
246.19
110.00
00.50
52.50
4.50
662 .00
5.73
49.50
5.00
Berl1er, v. M.
Bowers & Stokes
SANTA MARIA CEME. DI ST. FUND 110. 00
Pac. Gas and Elec. Co.
Smith, C. L.
T & T Garage LOS ALAMOS FIRE DI ST. FUND
Eureka Fire Hose Division SOL VANG FIRE DI ST. FUND
Sou. Calif. Edison Co .
do do
Pao. Gae & Elec. Co.
CARP. LT. DIST. FUND
MISSION LT. DIST. FUND
S. B. CO. WATERWORKS DIST.
#1, MAINTENANCE FUND
110.00
20.75
76.01
i95.32
37.95
30.21
121
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122
Zoning
Ordinance fo
Hope and
Goleta
Districts.
/
Upon the passage of the foregoing Orders, the roll being called, the follow-
ing Supervisors voted Aye, to wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J. Monroe
Rutherford, Ronald M. Ac\am and C. L~ Pre1sker; Nays: None. Absent: None.
In the Matter of a Zoning Ordinance tor the Hope and Goleta Districts.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried unanimously, it is ordered that the
Planning Commission be, and it is hereby requested to cooperate with the citizens of
the
Flool\ Con tro ,/
Hope and Goleta Districts in preparing a Zoning Ordinance for that territory.
. . .
In the Matter of Request !or Repor ts on Rivers and Harbors Congress, held in
Water Conservation
and Harbor
Maintenance.
Reauest ot
Owen E.
Hollis t er,
et al. ~or
Protective
Meas u,.es -Santa
Ynez
River.
Objection.
/
I
Miami, Florida, and on conferences held in Washington, D. C., on flood control, water
conservation and harbor maintenance. -
Julien F. Goux requested reports be made by Supervisor Rutherford on certain
desigriated addresses, as scheduled on the program of the Rivers and Harbors Congress,
and also a report on the various resolutions adopted.
In reply the Chairman informed Mr. Gowc that a complete report would be made
immediately atter the adjournment of this Board in the Supervisors' Committee room
Mr. Goux objected to the report not being made in the Board's public meeting.
Chairman Preisker read the following statement and poem, whioh he telt appropr1ata
in view of the repeated criticisms of Mr . Goux.
NAs we hear the critics about us, with ~heir destructive attitudes -- their
~ obstruction rather than enlightened opposition, we may well be reminded of this simple,
understandable rhyme of a man named J. S. Harp. I~ is called, "The BuildersM. Let me
leave 1 t with you as a worthy theme tor worthy men.
'I saw them tearing a building down,
A gang of men in a busy town.
With a ho-heave-ho and a lusty yell,
They swung a beam and the side wall f'ell
'I asked the foreman, 'Are these men skilled,
And the men you would hire it you bad to quild?'
He laughed and said, 'No indeedl .
Just oommon labor is all I need.
I can easily wreck in a day or two,
What builders have taken a year to db.'
'I asked myself as I went my way
Which of these roles have I tried to play?
Am I a build~~ who works with care, ,
Measuring life by the rule and square.
Or am I a wrecker who walks the town,
Content with th.e labor of tearing down. et
. .,
!n the Matter o~ Request o! Owen E. Hollister, Eskild Skytt and George D. Owen
tor Protective Measures in order to avoid the loss of property to land owners.
Owen E. Hollister appeared before the Board on behalf of land owners near the
Santa Rosa Dis tri ct of the Santa Ynez River, and requested the Board to take protectiv
measures in order to insure the land owners from loss of property due to existing pili
t hat has been constructed by the County in that section of th~ river. The written
request was ordered placed on tile.
Julien F. Goux Protested the Disbursement of County Funds for the placing ot
the aforementioned piling in the Santa Rosa District of the Santa Ynez River channel.
He further protested against all members of the Board who voted in favor of having the
work done, and the allowance of any claims tor the payment therefor, upon the ground t at
the work so done was tor the personal benefit and gain of Supervisor Adam. Mr. Goux
further demanded that proceedings be instituted tor the recovery of all publio monies
expended on said project.
Supervisor Adam protested against the remarks of Mr. Goux, and stated thathe
was wrong as usual.
Dn~ erme r.t o~
Action on
the Santa
Mal"'ia River
Survey.
Formation o~
Goleta Sanitary
District
Novemb er 24th , 1941. 123
In the Matter of ApProving the Requestheretofore Made tor the Determent ot
Action on the Santa Maria River Survey by the Board of Engineers t or Rivers and
Harbors.
. Resolution No. 4o25.
WHEREAS it appears th@.t all parts of Santa Barbara County' s all-purpose Soil
Conservation, Water Conservation, Flood Control and Upstream Control should be considered
concurrently, and
WHEREAS there are now in progress in the County o'! Santa Barbara several
.
surveys all of which must ultimatel y come before the Na t ional Resources Planning Board,
and
Wher eas the Flood Control survey on the Santa Maria River has been completed
by the District Engi neers and has been submitted by .the Division Engineers to the
Board of Engi neers tor Rivers and Harbors, but the survey by the Division Engi neers on
the Santa Ynez River is not complete and i s to be suppl emented by surveys of the u. s.
G.s. and other agencies, and
WHEREAS representatives of the County of Santa Barbara have requested that
action on the Santa Marla River survey be deterr ed until the same oan be considered
8.;long with the Santa Ynez River survey,
NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that the Board of Supervisors hereby approve ot
the reques theretofore made tor the determent of action on the Santa Maria River survey
by the Board of Engineers tor Rivera and Harbors.
The foregoing resolution was passed and adopted t his 24th day of November, 1941
by the following vote, t o wit: ~es: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J. Monroe
Rutherford, Ronald M. Adam and C. L. Pre1sker. Nays: None. Absent: None.
Attest:
Upon motion the Board adjourned sine die_.; ----
The toregoing minutes are her'eDNSupervisors.
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Board of Supervisors of the count y of Santa Barbara , Stat e of Cali for nia,
December 1st, 19~1 , a t 10:00 o1 c l ock a . m. Present : Super vi sor s Thoma e T
Dinsmor e , Sam J. Stanwood, J. Monroe Rutherf ord, Ronald M. Adam , c. L.
Preisker and J . E. Lewis , Clerk.
Supervisor C. L. Preisker in the Chair.
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The minutes of the regul ar me eting of November 24t h , 1941 , were read and
approved.
In the I'4atter of At!idavi t of Publicat i on of Notice othearing on Petit ion ! or
Formation of Golet a Sanitary District.
It appearing to the Board from the affinavit of Marshall Selover, printer and
publisher of the Goleta Valley Leader , that Notice of Hearing on Petition for f ormat
ion of Goleta Santl-ar y District has been published,
Upon mot ion, duly seconded and car ried, i t is ordered that said Notice has
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been duly puplished
Formation o~ /
Goleta Sanita y
District.
I n the Matter o! the Petition t or the Formation of Goleta Sanit ary Dis trict.
.- Resolution No . 4o26.
WHEREAS, a petition s igned by Fred Cather ina and o thers t or the f ormation ot
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Goleta Sanitary District under and by virtue of the provisions of the Act of the
Legislature of the State of California entitled "Sanitary District Act of 1923 being
Division VI Part I of the Health & Safety Code of the State of Calitornia,u to be
known as the Goleta Sanitary District, was duly and regularly pre~ented and filed here
in on the 10th day of November, 1941, which petition is contained upon one (1) separat
instrument and the number of signers is forty-two (42); and
WHEREAS, said petition came on regularl y for hearing at a regular meeting o! th
Board of Supervisors of said County of Senta Barbara, State of California, on the lat
day of December, 191+1, at the hour of 10:00 o1 clock a. m.; and
WHEREAS, no protests were filed with the 91erk of said Board of Supervisors pri r
to said hearing, and no person appeared to be heard, and the Supervisors having
considered the matter.
IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED AND FOUND that said petition complies with all of the
requirements of the provisions of said Act of the Legislature of the State of Cal.1for
nia in all particulars, ,nd that said petition bas been duly signed as required by la
and has been duly signed by more than twenty-five free holders residing within the
boundaries of the proposed eani tary district, and that tbe text of se.id pet1 tion was
~uly published for at least three weeks before the time at which the same was present d
herein, in The Goleta Valley Leader, a newspaper of general circulation printed and
published in the County of Santa Barbara, together with a notice stating the time and
place of the meeting at which the same would be presented to the Board of Supervisors
of the County of Santa Barbara, and further stating the time and plaoe of the meeting
of said Board of Supervisors when s~id petition would be considered and that all
persons interested therein might then appes.r and be heard
. IT IS FURTHER RESOLVED AND FOUND that all of the names attached to said petiti n
appeared in such publication of said petition and notice. IT IS FURTHER RESOLVED AND FOUND that said petition and said notice are genuin
and sufficient and in all respects as required by law and that they comply with the
Statutes in such case made and provided, and that due proof of notice has been made
and that the matter is in all respects properly before the Board tor decision, and th
Board having assumed proper Jurisdiction,
IT IS FURTHER HEREBY ORDERED AND RESOLVED that the boundaries of the said
proposed sanitary district be, and they hereby are finaJly determined, defined and
established by this Board as follows:
All that certain real property situate, lying and being in the County ot
Santa Barbara, state of California, .bounded ~d P,articularly described as follows,
to wit:
Beginning at a point on the southerly bou~da~y of the Southern Pacific Railro d
Company right-of-way 275.g1 feet westerly from the west boundary of La Goleta
Sancho as patented;
Thence northeasterly along the south boundary of the Southern Paoific Railroad
Company right-of-way to its intersection with the Center ~1ne of Kellogg Avenue
prolonged northerly as said Kellogg Avenue is shown on map filed in Book 1, Page 90,
Map a and Surveys ;
Thence southerly along the center line of Kellogg Avenue prolonge~ northerly I
and southerly to its intersection with the south boundary of Hol lister Avenue, some
times known as u. s. 101 or State HigbwaY;
Thence westerly along the southern boundary of Hollister Avenue to its inter
section with the .west bpundary of the Goleta Union School property as said property
is described in deed recorded in Book 101, Page 438 in the County Recorder's
Of~ice of Santa Barbara County; ,
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Thence southerly along the west boundary of the Goleta Union School property ,
5g5 feet more or l ess to !ts intersection with the north boundary of Rutherford
Street prolonged easterly as said Rutherford Street is shown on Map filed in Book B.
Page 561, Miscellaneous Records in the _County Recorder's Office of Santa Barbara
County; .
Thence westerly along the north bound.a!y of Rutherford Street prolonged easterly
and along said northerly line o! Rutherford Street to its intersection with the
east boundary of Fairfield Subdivision prolonged n~rth. erly , said subdivision is shown
on map filed in Book 21, Pages 19 and 20, Record of Surveys in the County Recorder's
Office of Santa Barbara County;
Thence southerly and along the east boundary of Fairfield Subdivision and its
prolongation northerly and southerly1D its intersection with the southwesterly side of
Fairview Aven ~e;
Thence north,'lesterly and northerly along the west boundary of Fairview Avenue
to its intersection with the south boundary o! parcel of land of w. D. v. Smith shown
on map filed in Book 19, Page 113 , Record of Surveys, County Recorder's Ot~ ice of
Santa. Barbara County;
Thence westerly along the southerly boundary of abovementioned parcel of land,
242.9g feet to the southwest corner of same;
Thence N. o0 171 W. along the westerly line of said Smith parcel and its prolongation
IDl'therly 12$5.73 feet more or less to the point of beginning.
IT IS FURTHER HEREBY FOUND ORDERED AND RESOLVED that all the property within
the proposed district as hereinabove described will be benetiten by the formation of
such district and that no territory has been excluded from said propo sed district wh1c ,. I
would be benefited by the formation of such nistrict, and that no lands have been
included in said proposed district which will not, in the Judgment of this Board, be
benefited by such district.
IT IS HEREBY FURTHER FOUND ORDERED Af\TD RESOLVED that no part of said proposed
district is included within anymunicipal corporation; that no part of any municipal
corporation is incluo.ed within said proposed district; and that said proposed fil.stric
consists of unincorporated territory.
IT IS HEREBY FURTHER ORDERED AND RESOLVED that an election be held in said pro
poseo. Goleta Sanitary District in the County of Santa Barbara, on Tuesday, the 6th
day of January, 1942, between the h.ours of 6:00 o'clock .~. M. a.nd 7:00 o'clock P. Ivi .
of said day, during all which time the polls shall remain open; said election is
hereby called to be held in said proposed Goleta Sanitary District and said time and
date are hereby fixed as the time and date of said proposed election, for the formati n
ot "Goleta Sanitary District," and for the purpose o~ determining whether or not the
same shall be formed as a Sanitary District under said Act above referred to and tor
the election of a district Assessor , and f ive members of the.governing board of said
district; every person possessing all the qualifications required of electors under
the general election laws of the State of California, resident within the proposed
district will be entitled to vote at the election above provided; said election will
be conducted, the votes thereof canvassed, and the result declared in th.e same manner
as provided. by law in r espect to general elections so far as they may be applicable,
except as in said Act otherwise provided, and at such election the proposition to be
submitted shall be "Ehall the proposition to organize Goleta Sanitary District under
Sanitary District Act of 1923 being Division .VI Part I of the Health & Safety Code
of the State of California be adopted?" And to elect a district Assessor am five
members of the governing board for said district; and to furth er carry out the
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purposes of said proceedings, the Board does hereby declare that !or the purpose of
said proceedings, the Board does hereby declare t hat !or the purpose of said election
it does hereby appoint the following named persons, each of whom is a qualified
elector in sain proposed Sanitary District, to conduct said election $?ld to act in th
capacity stated after his or her name, t o wit:
Inspector: Clifton R. La Vay
.
Judge: Mrs. Mildred c. Love
Judge: Mrs. Mary E. Weatherbee
Clerk: Mrs. Angelina Bennett
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED AND RESOLVED. that Homer C. Thompson's Ford Building on
U. s. 101 Highway, in the town of Goleta, County of Santa Barbara, State of Cal1!orn1 ,
is hereby designated as the polling place tor said election;
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED AND RESOLVED that this resolution and order shall be
published at least once each week !or !our successive weeks prior to said election in
. the Goleta Valley Leader, a newspaper of general circulation printed and published
Reappointi
Members ot
Cour1ty Plan
Commission.
I
ing
Request !or /
Permission
to Construe
lidotiel House
in uanning
ParK.
Acceptance J
ot Timber
Bri-ige Over
Parenon
Creek. Firs
Supervi sor1 1
District.
Deman r\ o ~ 1
J. F. Goux
in the County of Santa Barbara, State of California, and within the boundaries ot
the proposed Goleta Sanitary District, and that the County Clerk of the County of
Santa Barbara, be and he is hereby instructed to cause such order and resolution to
be published; and that copies of this resolution and order be posted tor four succes-
stve weeks prior to said election in three public places in said proposed district
Passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara,
State of California, this lat day of December 1941, by the following vote: Ayes:
Thomas T. Dinsmore; Sam J. Stanwood; J. Monroe Rutherford; Ronald M. Adam a.nd c. L.
Preisker. Noes: None. Absent: None.
Jn the Matter of Reappointing two Members of the County Planning Commission.
It appearing to the Board that the terms of office of Frank J. McCoy and Alvin
O. Weingand, as members of the County PlanniIJ.g Commission, have expired, the Chair-
man reappointed said Frank J. McCoy and Alvin C. W~ingand Co11nty Planning Commissione s
for the term ending November 21st, 1945.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried unanimously, the Board confirmed the
appointment of Frank J. McCoy and -t\).vin C. Weingand as members of the County Planning
Commission.
In the Matter of Request tor Permission to Construct Model House in Manning
Park, First Supervisorial District.
The above entitled matter was continued until petitioner is able to appear
be!ore the Board.
In the Matter of Acceptance of Timber Bridge Over Paredon Creek, First Supervisorial
District.
It appearing to the Board from the report of Owen H. O'Neill, County Surveyor
that J. J. Munnemann, who has the contract for the building of a timber br1nge over
and across Peredon Creek, First Supervisorial District, has completed said contract
in accordance with the plans and specifications and the contract therefor;
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Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the construction
and completion of said bridge be, ann the same is hereby accepted as of November
25th, 1941,
Julien F. Goux appeared before the Board relative to the request o! Owen E.
Hollister, and others, which was presented to the Board on November 24th, 1941, and
demanded that Supervisor Adam render an account o! all labor, material and equipmen
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used in the flood control work done on his property, and to then reimburse the County
Treasury !or all monies expended therefor. A written communication regarding this
matter was ordered placed on file
Cancellation " In the Matter of Request for the Cancellation of Assessments on real property
ot Assessmen s. .
At\r\1 t ion to "
1941 Assessm nt
Roll.
acquired by the State of California.
The above entitled matter was referred to the District Attorney for study and
recommendation.
In the Matter o~ Addition to the 1941 Assessment Roll.
It satisfactorily appearing to the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa
Barbs~a , State of California, from a report filed by the County Assessor, that a
clerical error of omission has been made in the 1941 Assessment Roll , and application
having been made to the Board by said County Assessor for the correction of said error,
as provided by Sections 4S31 , 4g32, 4834, 4S35, 4S36 and 4837 of the Revenue and
Taxation Code; and
It further appearing that the written consent of the Dis trict Attorney rL said
County of Santa Barbara, to the addition to the 1941 Assessment Roll has been obtained
therefor,
NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS ORDERED t hat the Audi tor of the County of Santa B~bara,
State of California, be, and he is hereby authorized and directed to make the necessary
addition to the 1941 Assessment Roll as set forth in said report as follows, to wit:
Add to the assessment of Everett E. Lindsmith , Vol. 2 page 482 improvements
$910 to Lot 4 Block 327 City of Santa Barbara. This was a clerical error of omission,
said party has been given notice required and has agreed thereto on attached form.
Oorrect1onR ~ In the Matter of Corrections to the 1941 Assessment Roll and 1939 Delinquent
t o 1941 Aase s -
ment Roll et Boll.
It satisfactorily appearing to the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa
Barbara, State o~ California, from a report filed by the County Assessor, that cleric 1
errors have been made in certain assessments, and a pplication having been made to the
Board by said County Assessor tor th.e correction of said errors, as provided by Section
4s31, 4S32, _1+g34, 4S35, 4S36 and 4s37 of the Revenue and Taxation Code; and
It further appearing that the written consent of the District Attorney of said
County of Santa Barbara, to th.e correction of sai n. errors has been obtained therefor;
NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS ORDERED that the Auditor of the County of Santa Barbara,
State of California, be, and he is hereby authorized to inake the necessary corrections
in the 1941 Assessment Roll and the 1939 Delinquent Boll, as set forth in said report
' as follows , to wit:
Assessment roll. 1941 as follows,
Strike off from Amelia s. Clayton Vol. 2 page 172 personal property $100. from
Lot 53 Block D San Roque Park. This was an error in assessment there being no personal
property there the lat Monday in March 1941
Strike off from Wm. H. J ohnson, Vol. 2 page 426 solvent credits $4675 from Lot
lOa Block F. El Sol se Acueste. Tract . Error in assessment, this party had no solvent
credits,
Strike off from William J . Lombard et al., Vol; 2 Page 495 assessment of $1000.
against Lots 26a-27a B1ock 221 City of Santa Barbara account of Veterans Exemption file~
by N. C. Scott contract buyer and not credited on roll.
Strike off from Nann.ie I . Parmelee Vol. 2 page 627 personal property $350 on
Lot 23t of Marine Acre@,ge No. 2. This is a double asseesm~nt being paid as unsecured
on Vol. 4 page 9.
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Change description pacific Western Oil Co. Vol. 3 page 503 from u 1/6 interest
in lvtining and lvtineral rights on Hobbs leaeeu To 11100% interest in lvtiniilg and Ivtineral
- rights in and to Hobbs lease11 This was a clericB.l error in description
Strike ott from John Guggia et ux Vol. 3 page 526 personal property $2310 from
tax bill #2166S. The same item is also i ncluded in tax bill #21669
Delinquent Roll 1939
Strike off from The Texas Co. page 177 all tax, penalty and costs against Sub 9
of Tract 28 Ro. San Carlos de Jonata. This was a douqle assessment, being assessed
to and paid by the Solvang Woman's Club .
In the Matter of Lease to the United States of America of Certain Real Property
. es Situate in the Fifth Supervisorial Dis trict, t o be used for a mobile campsite.
Lease to
United Sta
of America
Certain re 1
property,
Fi!'th
Suoervi sor
District.
- Upon mot ion, duly seconded and carried unanimously, 1 t 1 s ora.ered that the
Chairman and Clerk be, and they e.re hereby authorized to execute a lease be:tween th.e
al
Ai(\ to Nee y ,.,.
Aged Perso s.
.
County of Santa Barbara and the United States of America, wherein the County does leas
to the Government certain real property situate in the Fifth Superv.iso:r1~ District to
be used for a mobile campsite; said lease to be for the t erm beginning Se ptember 10th,
1941, and ending December 9th, 1941, at a rental of one dollar for said period.
In the lvtatter of Applications for State and County Aid to Needy Aged Persons.
It appearing to the Board that the hereine~ter named applicants tor State and
County Aid to needy aged persons having filed their applications, as required by law,
and as in said applications fully set forth; and
It further appearing from an examination of said applications that the needy
Aged persons mentioned in said applications are proper persons to r eceive State and
County Aid; upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is
ORDERED, that the Auditor draw his warrant on the Treasurer on General Fund,
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in favor of the following applicants, for the amount set opposite the name of the
applicant, canmencing on the first day of December 1941 (unless otherwise indicated)
and on the first day of each month herea.fter until further order of this Board; said
money to be used tor the support of said needy aged persons, to wit :
NAME OF APPLICANT
Bennett, Charles H.
Carroll, Jean
Cordero, Estan1slao F.
Elliott, Joseph V.
Gansl, Joseph
Herrmann, Minnie B.
Lester, William T.
McGee, Delia
Olivera, Morris
Plaugher, Frank
Reeder, Samuel W.
Ruiz, Sophie Catarina
Streeter, Fred H.
Wesselhoeft , Mary F.
INCREASES
Woods, Pauline
DECREASES
Dawe, Louise E.
TOTAL AID GRANTED
#10 . 00
35. 00
26. 00
27 .00
4o .oo
4o .oo
35. 00
40. 00
35. 00
20. 00
30 . 00
4o.oo
4o . oo
4o . oo
4o . oo
35. 00
REMARKS
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Re!'usal s t o ~
Grant Old Age
Security.
Aid to Neer\y
Blind Per sons
Childf'en' s
Aid.
DECREASES (Continued)
Hill,Gertrude Matilda
Hill, Thomas Hughes
Moten, Mattie H.
Stow, Emma
Wokurka, Martha C.
Wokurka, Rudolf
DISCONTINUANCES
' ' Brodersen, Claus D.
Got!, Edgar Eugene
Rennie, Bertha
Thompson, Elizabeth c.
December lat, 1941.
$ 2s.50
2g.50
39.4o
25.00
27 . 50
27.;50
In the Matter of Refusals to Grant Old Age Security.
11/30/41
11/30/41
11/30/41
11/30/41
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It appearing to the Board from the report of the County Welfare Department that
the following named applicants are not proper persons to receive Old Age Securit y;
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried,
IT IS ORDERED that the said applications be, ann the same are hereby denied:
Ables, Emma E.
Cox, Helen
Davis, Martha A
Routt, William E.
In the Matter of Applications tor State and County Aid to Needy Blind Persons.
It appearing to the Board that the bereina!'ter named applicant tor State and
County Aid t o needy blind persons having filed her application, as required by law,
and as in said applica.tion fully set forth; and
It further appearing !rom an examination of said application that the needy
blind person mentioned in said application is a proper person to receive State and
County Aid; upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is
ORDERED, that the Auditor draw his warrant on the Treasurer on General Fund,
in !'avor of the following applicant, for th.e amount set opposite the name of the
applicant, commencing on the first day o! December 1941 (unless otherwise indicated)
and on the first day of each month hereafter until further order of this Board; said
money to be used tor thesupport of said needy blind person, to wit:
NAME OF APPLICA.~T
Sosa, Virginia
TOTAL AID GRANTED
$50.00
In the Matter of the application of Mary Elisa Robles, 615 1/2 Olive Street,
Santa Barbara, California, tor State and County Aid for Joseph Arnold and Ed.ward
Albert Robles, children of a parent under commitment to a State Prison
It appearing to the satisfaction of the Board that said Joseph Arnold and
Edward Albert Robles are children of a parent under commitment to a State Prison
and are proper persons to receive State and County Aid, and are in the custody of
said Mary Elisa Robles, Mother;
It is ordered that the Auditor draw his warrant on the Treasurer on General.
Fund, in favor of said l~ary Elisa Robles !or the sum of thirty and 50/100 dollars,
and tor a like amount on the first of each month hereatter until the further order
o! this Board, s~1d money to be used tor the support of the above named minors
Chil nrens
Aid.
./' In the Matt~r of the Application of Herminia P. Merino, P. o. Box 805, Santa
M~1a, California, tor State and County Aid tor Jorge (George) and ca.rlos Merino,
children of an Incapacitated father.
It appearing to the satistacti on of the Board th.at said Jorge (George) and
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Children's I
Aid.
Ch iltl.:ren' s J
Aid.
Children' s /
Aicl.
Children's J
Aid.
Changes in J
Chi 11\ren' s
Ain.
Carlos Merino are children of an Incapacitated father and are proper persons to receive
State and County Aid, and are in the custody of said Herminia P. Merino, Mother
It is ordered that the Auditor draw his warrant on the Treasurer on General
Fund, in favor of said Herminia P. Merino for the sum of sixty-seven dollars, and for
a like amount on the !irst of each month hereafter until the further order of this
Board, said money to be used tor the support of the abo. ve named minors
In the Matter of the Application of Hermelinda Rosales, 1036 AlphonseAvenue,
Santa Barbara, California, for State and County Aid tor Ramon George, Guadalupe,
Armando Antonio, Lenore, Raul Abel, Humberto, Maria, Edwardo and Antonio Rosales,
half-orphans.
It appearing to the satisfaction of the Board that said Ramon George, Gua.dalu e,
Armando Antonio, Lenore, Raul Abel, Humberto, Maria, Edwardo and Antonio Rosales
are half-orphans and are proper persons t o receive State and County Aid, and are in
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the custody of said Hermelinda Rosales, Mother;
It is ordered that the Auditor draw his warrant on the Treasurer on General
Fund, in favor of said Hermelinda Rosales for the sum of sixty-seven dollars , and fo
a like amount on the first of each month herea.t'ter until the further order of this
Board, said money to be used tor the support of the above named minors
In the Matter of the Application of Hermelinda Ledesma, 632 B Street, Oxnard,
C~lifornia, for State and County aid for Rodolfo, Gloria, Roberto and Frances Ceceli
Perez, children of a .p arent under commitment t o a State Hospital
It appearing to the satisfaction of the Board that said Rodolfo, Gloria,
Rob erto and Frances Cecelia Perez are children of a parent under corrmitment to a
State Hospital and are proper persons to receive State and County Aid, and are in
the custoc1y of said Hermelinda Ledesma, great aunt;
It is ordered t hat the Auditor draw his warrant on the Treasurer on General
Fund, in favor of said Hermelinda Ledesma !or the sum of forty-three dollars, and fo
a like amount on the first of each month hereafter until the further order of this
Boa.rd, said money to be used for the support of the above named minors.
In the Matter of the Applicat ion of Ynez Robles, 511 Olive Street, Santa Bar~
bara, California, for State and county aid tor Juanita Robles, child whose father's
whereabouts are unknown.
It appearing to the satisf~ction of the Boartl. that said Juanita Robles is a
child whose father's whereabouts are unknown, and a proper person to receive State
an1. County Aid, and is in the custody o~ said Ynez Robles, Mother;
It is ordered that the Auditor draw his warrant on the Treasurer on General
Fund, in favor of said Ynez Robles for the sum of sixteen dollars, and for a like
. amount on the first of each month hereafter until the further order of' this Board,
said money to be used tor the support of the above named minor.
In the Matter of the Application of Adelina Maya, Obispo ~treat, Guadalupe,
California, tor state and County Aid for Jose Maya, child of a Tubercular father.
It appearing t o the satis~action of the Board t hat said Jose Maya is a child
of a Tubercular father and a proper person to receive State and County Aid, and is
in the custody of said Adelina Maya , Mother;
It is ordered that the Aunitor incl ude the name of Jose Maya when ~rawing hi
warrant for Children's Ai~ to Adelina Maya.
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In the Matter of Che.ngee in Children' s Aid.
It appearing to the Bot\.rd f rom 11:t.Totices of Change 11
, !1le1' by the County
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Ref usal to
Gr-ant Cb1l lr
Air\.
'lreas ure r' s
Report.
Hospital
Report
Old Age
Secur i t y.
n' s
Cancellation /
of Funds.
Cancellati on
of Funds.
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Welfare Department , that certain adjustments should be made in the amount of aid,
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etc . , granted to the following named persons; upon motion, duly seconded and carried,
it is therefore
ORDERED, th.at the amount of aid granted to Chitl c'\ren listed below, be changed
to the amount set opposite their names beginning December let, 1941, (unless other-
wise indicated), as follows, to wit :
NAl~E
INCREASE
Silvas, Elissa, Paul Step.hen and
Arthur Ray
DECREASES
Sarinana, Pablo, Teresa, . Cruz, Alfred
and Concepcion Rita
TOTAL AID GRANTED
$$3 . 00
49 . 50
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In The Matter of Refusal to Grant Children's Aid.
REIJIARKS
It appearing to the Board from the report of the County Welfare Department
that application tor Children's Aid for William Theodore Apodaca should be denied;
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Upon motion, duly seconded and carried,
IT IS ORDERED t hat said application be, and it is hereby denied.
In the Matter of Treasurer's Report on Receipts and Disbursements for the
Period November 3rd, t o November 29th, 1941, inclusive.
Report was received and ordered placed on file.
In the h!atter of Report of tb.e Santa l~aria Hospital for the l~onth of October,
Report was received and Ordered placed on file. "
In the Iviatter of Communication requesting Old Age Security.
The above entitled communication was referred to Supervisor Adam and the
County Welfare Department
In the l~atter of Cancellation of Funds.
Resolution.No . 4o27
Whereas , it appears t o the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
tbe sum of $450 . 00 is not needed in account 57 B 6, Materials and Supplies, and the
sum of $4oo. oo is not needen in account 57 B 23, Replacements of Equipment , Mainten-
ance and Operation, County Buildings-Second .District; General Fund
Now theref ore, be it resolved that the sum of eight hundred and fifty dollars
($S50.oo) be and the same is h,ereby cancelled from the above accounts and returned
to the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund
Upon the passag~ of the !oregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to wit: Thomas T . Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J
l~onroe Ruth.erford, Ronald M. Ad.am and c. L. Preisker. Nays , None . Absent , None
In the Matter of Cancellation of Funds .
Resolution No, 4o2er.
Whereas, 1 t appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County th.at
the sum of $450 . 00 is not needed in Account 171 A 60, Labor, Salaries and Wages,
Parks-Fourth District, General Fund
.
- Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of four hundred. and fifty dollars
~$450 . 00) be and the same is hereby cancelled from the above account and returned to
the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund.
. Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J .
Monroe Rutherford, Ronald M. Adam and C. L. Preisker. Nays, None. Absent, None.
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Trans!er o_ /
Funns.
Trans!'er o /
Funits.
Claim
Recalled a cl
Held Over.
Claim
Recallen t'\
Real low en.
In the Matter of Transfer of Funds from the Unappl"Opriated Reserve General Fun
Resolution No. 4o29 .
Whereas it appears to the Board of Super visors of sa.nta Barbara County that a
transfer is necessary .from the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund to Account 57 C 1,
Office Equipment, Capital Outlay, County Buildings, Second District, General Fund;
in accordance with Section 3714, subdivision 3, of the Political Code
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of eight hundred and fifty dollars
($$50.00} be and the same is hereby transferred from the unappropriated reserve Gener~
Fund to account 57 C 1, Office Equipment, Capital Outlay, County Buildings, Second-
District, General Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being cal.led, the following
Supervisors voted Aye , to wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, 6a.m J. Stanwood, J. Monroe
Rutherford, Ronald M. Adam and C. L. Preisker. Nays, None. Absent, None
In the Matter of Transfer of Funds from the Unappropriated Reserve General
Fund.
Resolution No. 4o30,
Whereas it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a transter 1s necessary trom the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund to Account 211 B
120, La Puris1ma Mission Fiesta, Maintenance and Operation, Fiestas, Fairs and
Exhibits, General Fund; in accordance with Section }714, subdivision 3, of the
Poli ti cal Code,
Now theretore, be it resolved t hat the sum of tour hundred and titty dollars
($450.00) be and the same is hereby transferred !rom the unappropriated reserve
General Fund to account 211 B 120, La Purisima Mission Fiesta, Maintenance and
Operation, Fiestas, Fairs and Exhibits, General Fund.
Upon the passage or the toregoing resolution, the roll being oalled, the tol-
lowing Supervisors voted Aye, to wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J. Monroe
Rutherford, Ronald M. Adam and o. L, Pre1sker. Nays, None. Absent, None.
In the Matter of Claim Recalled from the Auditor and Held Over.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried unanimously, it is ordered t hat the
followi ng claim be, and 1t is hereby recalled trom the Auditor and held over:
Kluss, Dr. Edwin R
In the Matter of Claims Recalled. :trom the Auditor tor Correction and Reallowe
Upon motion, duly seconded and carr.1.ed unanimously, it is ordered t hat the
Order s made and entered on November 10th and 24th, 1941, allowing claims as follows:
Bane, Velma
Hinton Bros
Hossack, D. L.
Montecito County Water
Preisker, C. L.
Tomlinson, Chas. s.
Co .
GEN ER.AL FtJND
GOOD ROADS FUND
GENERAL FUND
GENERAL COUNTY WATER
CONSERVATI ON FUND
GENERAL FUND
$ 33.75
27.53
g7. 55
65 . 00
60.15
23 .3 ~
be , and the same are hereby rescinded; and it is further ordered that said claims be
recalled from the Audi tor and r eallowed as follows, to wit :
Bane, Velma
Hinton Bros.
Hossack, D. L.
Montecito County Wat er Co .
Preisker, C ~ L
Tomlinson , Chas . s .
GENERAL FUND
ig.75
27 . 53
g5. 41
31.05
60.15
22. 5s
Allowance o~
Claims.
December ~st, 1941.
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I n the Matter of the Allowance of Claims.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried unanimously, it is ordered that the
. following claims be, and the same are hereby allowed, each claim tor the amount and
. payable out of the fund designated in the order of allowance indo?"sed on the face of
. each claim re spec ti vely, to wit:
Acres , Amelia GENERAL FUND .
Adam, W11J iam z.
Adam Printing , Don
Balaam, Leroy
Ball , Robert J .
Barker , Bird
Bennett, Doris
Bond, George
Buck, Mrs. Delia
California State Chamb er of Commerce
do do
Christensen , Chris
Clarke, Patience
Cooley, Harry
Cota, Juan
Coy, Katherine J
Croal, Rose 1~ .
Denny, C. E
Dudley , Frances
Eaves, Jr., Albert
Evans, Dave
Farnum, Blanche
Feliz , Marjorie
Godsey , Thoma~ R.
Goroon , I~a:rgaret
Hadley , C
Henderson, H. E.
Hossack, D. L.
do do
Hughes , Gertie
Janes, A. F
Jensen, Andrew c.
do do
Johnson, F. w.
Johnson, F. w.
Jones , Cora A
Jones, Cora A
Koopmans , s .
Loft, Martha
Minah, Mary
Nelms , Sam P.
$25 .00
96. 00
250 .00
15.00
325. 00
4.50
45.33
26. 67
35 .00
750 . 00
4oo. oo
75 . 00
90 . 00
63 .00
32 00
75. 00
27 . 00
13 .50
63 . 33
22. 25
205 . 00
32 . 50
. 105 . 00
lS. 67
12 . 50
65.00
10.00
9. 62
7. 44
26 . 67
104. 50
6. 50
3, 291 .70
20 . 50
18. 00
s .34
s . 34
4o .oo
65.17
4.oo
13. 50
. 134
'
Newman , Carl .
do do
Overton, Mrs. Willie,
Ov1 eda, Toney
Praytor, Helen
Preuss, Chas. A.
Reid, Edna
Rh earns, Sarah o
Rh.earns , Sarah O
GENERAL FUND
Santa Barbara Free Public Library
Schurmeier, Harry L.
Schurmeier, Harry L.
Stevens, Charles s.
Stimson, v.
Sweetser, H. C
Wayland, L. C. N., M. D
West, Katherine
Westwick, Atwell
Wilkes , J e.ck
Willingham, Howard
Wilson, Kent R.
Wilson, Kent R.
Ames, Gilbert
Barker, Bird
Biby, Howard
GOOD ROADS FUND
Breen, Ed
Burd, Che.s
Crenshaw, Robert
Dover, Frank
Farren, Art
Grigsby, Al
Hanly , Leo
Henning, Charles
Janes , A. F.
Jones, Tip
LaFrombois , Bill
Lambert, C. E.
li!iller , Frank
Miller, Ha:r:ry
1111ol1na, P
Ochoe, Chas
Olivera, Albert
Ontiveros, Laurence
Ovieda, E. G
Pico, Harry
Pico, Harry
Robles, Daniel
Robles, G.
Romero, Erasmo
$ 50 .00
60. 00
30. 00
50. 00
so.oo
10. 00
20.77
14.S2
14. S2
2007 .73
10.00
5.00
10. 00
27 .00
4-o.oo
3olt. 64
56. 00
9.00
100. 00
4. 50
10. 00
5. 00
60. 00
54.oo
210.00
60. 00
14-s . 50
16.oo
60. 00
14S. 50
60. 00
202. 50
65. 00
3s. 50
lOS. 00
14-s . 50
95. 00
22. 00
35.00
i6.oo
100 .00
4-o .oo
16S. OO
50. 00
6o .oo
50 .00
16.00
4o .oo
4s .oo
Acceptance
ot Deed .
Romero , Louis
Saulsbury, Lenn
Zaris, George
December 1st , i9k1
GOOD ROADS FUND 60.00
216. 00
4o .oo
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Upon the passage of the foregoing Orders, the roll being celle ~, the following
Supervisors voted Aye, to wit: Thoms.a T. Dinsmore, Sam J . Stanwood, J. Monroe
Rutherford, Ronald M. Adam and C. L. Preisker . Nays : None . Ab sent : None.
In the Matter of Acceptance of Deed trom Frank L. Anderson .
v Resolution No . 4031 .
WHEREAS, the County of Santa Barbara is desirous of obtaining certain real pl"'O}
mty near the City of Santa Maria, Cali!ornia, more speci~ically described in that
certain deed hereinafter referr ed to, . f or all the uses and plll"poses of a county highway
ani !or the installation along said county hi ghway o! drainage system tor the
benefit thereof a~d of other county property; and
WHEREAS, one Frank L. Anderson, substituted Tru stee under Sixth Paragraph
of the Will of Margaret Grant , Deceased, has offered to sel l said property to the
County of Santa Barbara !or the sum of One Hundred Dollars ($100.00), which said sum
is a reasonable and f air value for said property; and for said purpose the said Frank
L ~ An~erson has tendered t o t his Board a Deed to said pr operty;
NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS HEREBY ORDERED AND RESOLVED t hat that certain Deed date
October 6th, 1941 , from Frank L. Anderson, substituted Trustee under Sixth Paragraph
of the Will of Margaret Grant , deceased, to the County of Santa Barbara, be and the
same is hereby accepted;
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED AND RESOLVED t hat the sum of One Hundred Dollars as the
purchase price of said property be paid to the said g~antor , upon presentation to this
Board of a properly executed cl~1m in that amount.
Passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara,
State of Calitornia, this 1st day of December, 1941, by the ~o llowing vote : AYES:
. . . . .
Establishmen
of through
highway near
/
. Lompoc, Cali .
Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J . Monroe Ruthertord, Ronald M. Adam and C. L
Preisker . Noes: None . Absent: None.
In the Matter of the Establishment of through highway a t FloradaJe and Central
Avenues near Lompoc , California.
/Resolution No . 4o32.
. .
WHEREAS, due to increased trat!1c along and upon Flora~ale Avenue near the
City of Lompoc, in the County of Santa Barbara, and the construction of a U. s. Army
Camp in the vicinity thereof, traffic hazards have increased to an alarming degree,
requiring the establishment of through highways and stop signs along said Floradale
Avenue;
IT IS HEREBY ORDERED AND RESOLVED Fioradale Avenue be designated as a t hrough
highway at the intersection of said Avenue with Central. Avenue , northwest of said City
ot Lompoc; ann
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED AND RESOLVED that all vehicles entering Floradale Avenue
from Central Avenue be and they are hereby required and directed to come to a complete
and full stop before entering said Floradale Avenue .
Passed and adopted by the Boa.rd of Supervisors of the County o! Santa Barbara,
State of California, this let day of December, 1941, by the following vote : Ayes:
Thoma.a T. Dinsmore, Sam J . Stanwood, J . Monroe Rutherford, Ronald M. Adam and C. L.
Preisker. Noes: None . Absent: None
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Abannonment
of Certain
Roatis,Fi!'th
Supervi so:r
District.
Abannonment
of Por-tion
o!' State
Hignw3y.
J
j
In the Matter of the Abandonment of Certain Roads in the Town of Guadalupe,
Cali!'ornia.
I_ ORDFR SETTING TIME FOR HEARING
WHEREAS, pursuant to the provisions of sections 957, 95g a.nd 959 of the
Streets and Highways Code of the State of California, a petition has been filed with
the Clerk of this Board tor presentation to said Board, signed by at least ten free-
.
holders, ana. residents of the road district in which the highway af!'ected is situated,
requesting the .abandonment of certain porti ons of a county highway he~e1na!ter
described as unnecessary tor public pur poses;
NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS HEREBY ORDERED AND RESOLVED that l!onday , the 5th day
ot January, 1942, at ten o'clock a. m. of said day, and the Supervisors Room at the
County Courthouse, Santa Barbara, California, be and they are hereby designated as
the time and place at which all !reeholders and interested persons may appear and be
heard with r espect to said matt er , and at which said petition will be considered by
th1 s Boe.rd.
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED AND RESOLVED that Notice of saic'l hearing be given by
publication in the Free Advertiser , a newspaper of general circulation publi shed in
the County of Santa Barbara, for at least two successive weeks prior to said date;
and tha t a similar notice be posted conspicuously along the l ine of the highwe.y proposed
to be abandoned.
The property proposed to be abanaoned is a portion of First Street, lying
between Blocks 19 and 20, in the Town of Guadalupe, and a portion of Obispo Street
lying between Blocks 20 and 21 of said Town , which said property is more particularly
described in the petition on file herein, reference to which is hereby made for said
description.
Passed and adopted by the Board of Super visors of the County of Santa Barbar ,
State o! California, this lat day of December, 1941, by the fol l owing vote : AYES:
Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J . Stanwood, J. Monroe Ruther!'ord, Ronald li!. Adam and C. L
Preisker. NOES : None . ABSENT: None .
In the Matter of the Petition o! M. Flanagan and others for the discontinuance,
vacation and abandonment of portion of the State Highway right of way, road
V-8.B. -2-D, County of Santa Barbara, State of Cali~ornia .
By Order of this Board, dated the 10th day of November , 1941, public hearing
in the above entitled matter was set for the 1st day of December, 19~1 , and
It appea~ing to the Board that the proper affidavit of posting is not on
tile,
Upon the request. of Supervisor Adam , said matter was r e-set tor hearing tor
the 5th day of January, 1942.
j ORDER FIXING TIME
It appearing to the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara,
State of Ca.11torn1a, t hat the petition filed by M. Flanagan, and others, with the
Clerk of the Board on the 3rd day or November, 1941, in the above entitled matter, ha
been signed by ten freeholders of said County, two o! whom are residents of the
Fourth Road District i n said County of Santa Barbara, in which said Road District som
part of the highway herein ,et erred to is si t ua.ted, and who are taxed therein tor
road purposes; .
IT IS THEREFORE ORDERED, that said petition be heard on Monday, the 5th day
of January, 1942, at 10:00 o'clock a . m. , at the Board Room of said Board of Supervisors,
in the Court House in the City of Santa Barbara, County of Santa Barbara,
State of California , and that Notice be given t o all freeholders in said Fourth Road
Communicatio /
from Car,oll
Bone':"'Proteat.
Objections o.
J. F. Goux.
December 1st, 1941 137
.
District of the time and place fixed for hear ing said petiti on as aforesaid by publica
tion of such Notice in the Santa Ynez Valley News, a newspaper of general circulation,
printed and published in said County, ~or at least two successive weeks prior to said
day fixed for said hearing, and t hat such Notice shall also be posted coPsplcuously
along the line of the pr oposed vacation of portion of State Highway r ight of way sought
to be abandoned.
In the Matter of Communication from Carroll Bone.
Communication was receivea. from Carroll Bone, protesting the establishment of
election precincts in which there are more t han two hundred electors. Mr . Bone also
appeared before the Board and suggested a bonus of two cents be paid to election
officers tor each vote cast over and above two hundred. Communication was Ordered
placed on tile.
Mr. Goux ob jected to Mr. Bone's suggestion , and stated that the pr oper solution
is to re-precinct in accordance with the provisions of Section 571 of the Elections
Code .
Appointing ./ .
Commissioners
In the Matter of Appointing Cqmmissioners 9f the Housing Authority .
of Housing
Authority.
Supervisor Adam r ecommended that the followtng persons be appointed Commissio -
era of the Housing Authority .to fill the unexpired te,ms of W. W. Stokes, L. P. Scaroni
and R. E. Easton, res igned: Howard J. lv1o ore, Theo. B. Lundberg ~nd George A. Miller
Objections / Hugh J. Weldon, Esq., appeare~ before the Board on behalf of the Apartment
Apartment
Owners Owners' .Association of Santa Barbara, and protested the appointment of the above mem-
Associa tion.
Reso lut1on
Appointing.
be~s of the Housing Authority who are all residents of Lompoc. He ! urther stat ed that
the interests of the public would be better ser ved by the appointment of a Housing
Authority by the City of Lompoc .
~ In the Matter of Appointing Commissioners to Fill Vacancies Occurring on the
Board o! Commissioners of the Santa Barbara County Housing Authority.
/ Resolution No. 4033.
WHEREAS, the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara did by
'Resolution No. 3g6g of said Board determine t hat there was a ne e~ qt a housing authority
to function in the County of Santa Barbara, pursuant to the provisions of the
Housing Authorities Law, being Chapter ~ of the Statutes o! 193S, Extra Session of the
Legislature of the State of California; and
WHEREAS, said Board did on the 14th daY of July, 1941, by Resolution No. 3905,
appoint five persons named therein to act as Commissioners of said Housing Authority
ot said County of Santa Barbara, pursuant to the provi sions of Section 5 of said
Statute hereina~ove referred to; and
WHEREAS, three vacancies have subsequently occurred in the offices of said
,
oomm1ss1oners, to wit: the otfioe of R. E. Easton, Chairman, serving tor a tour year
term; that of L. P. Soaroni, serving tor a two year term; and that of w. w. Stokes,
serving for a one year term;
NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS HEREBY ORDERED AND RESOLVED that the following persons
be, and they are hereby appointed to till the unexpired terms of said commissioners, as
follows, to wit:
Howard J. Koore to serve the unexpired portion of the tour year term; Theo.
B. Lundberg to serve the unexpired portion of the two year term; and George A. Miller
to serve the unexpired portion of the one year term.
Passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara,
State of California, this let day of December, 1941, by the following vote: Ayes:
Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J. Monroe Rutherford, Ronald M. Adam, and c. L.
Preisker. Nays: None. Absent: None
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Demand o!
J. F. Goux .
/
J
Communicat on.
Request to
permission
to reinforce
bridges.
/
I
Communicati n.
U.S.G.S. of
Investlgati n
o! Water
Res ources.
Corrections /
to Ass es sme t
Roll &c.
' .
Julien F. Goux again demanded a refund to the County Treasury of al 1 public
monies expended by J. Monroe Rutherford and c. L. Preisker on a recent trip to Miami,
Florida and Washington, D. C.
Mr. Goux stated thathe had not received any report on the conferences from
Supervisor Rutherford, and that Supervisor Preisker had not reported on the resolution
adopted by the Rivers and Harbors Congress.
Upon motion the Board adjourned sine die
The foregoing minutes are hereby appn
-
Board of Supervisors.
I Attest:
Clerk.
Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara, State of Calitornia,
December Sth, 19~1, at 10:00 o'clock a. m. Present: Supervisors Thomas T.
Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J. Monroe Rutherford, Ronald M. Adam, c. L.
Preisker and J. E. Lewis, Clerk.
Supervisor c. L. Preisker in the Chair
The minutes of th.e regular meeting of December 1st, 19~1, were read and approve
In the Matter of Communication trom William C. Kirkpatrick, Consulting Engineer,
relative to bauxite ore deposits in northern Santa Barbara County.
Communication was referred to supervisor Rutherford.
In the Matter of Request of the United States Engineer Otfice, War Department,
tor permission to reinforce bridges on Miguelito Road tor the purpose of moving army
equipment.
Upon motion of supervisor Adam, seconded by Supervisor Rutherford and unanimousl
carried, it is ordered that permission be, and it is hereby granted to the United
States Engineer Otfice, War Department, to re1ntoroe bridges, when necessary, on
Miguelito Road for the purpose of moving army equipment over said bridges
It is further ordered that the Clerk be, and he is hereby directed to notify
Major Sharrer of the above action.
In the Matter of Letter of Appreciation trom John B. Madden, Commander, Camp
Cooke, Lompoc, California.
Communication was read and Ordered placed on tile.
In the Matter of Progress Report of the United States Geologica1 Survey ot
Investigation of Water Resources.
The above entitled report was referred to Wallace c. Penfield, EngineerSecretary
ot the County Planning Commission.
In the Matter of Corrections to the 1941-42 Assessment Roll and the 194-0
Delinquent Roll.
It satisfactorily appearing to the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa
Barbara, State of California, trom a report tiled by the County Assessor, that cleric
errors have been made in the 1941-42 Assessment Roll and the 194o Delinquent Roll,
and application having been made to the Board by said County Assessor tor the correct1 n
ot said clerical errors, as provided by Sections 4s31, 4s32, 4e34, 4g35, 4S36 and
tJ.g37 of the Revenue and Taxation Code; and
It further appearing that the written consent of the District Attorney of said
County of Santa Barbara, to the correction of said errors, has been obtained theretor,
NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS ORDERED that the Auditor of the County of Santa Barbara,
State ot California, be, and he is 'hereby authorized and directed to make the necese _.
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Report .
Transfer o'! ./
Funds.
Approval of ,/
Oil Well
Drilling
Bond.
139
corrections in the
December $th, 1941.
1941-42 Assessment and the 194o Delinquent Roll, as set torth in
said report as follows, to wit:
Assessment roll 1941-42
Strike ott trom Patrick J. Maher, Vol. 2 page 515, personal property $154o
which is assessed against Lot 9A of Valerio Place. This was a double assessment, same
having been included in improvements on same assessment
In the assessment of Fred E. Cole et al., Vol. 3 page 520, Lot~ of Newlove
Acres, this was an error in assessment in that Cole should not have been assessed with
the whole lot. Request this assessment be split as tollows:
Fred E. Cole et al Lot 4gA real Estate $320 Improvements, None
Annie E. Pre1sker Lot 4go Real Estate $50. Improvements #270
This change is requested by Mr. Leo Preisker acting tor Mrs. Preisker
Delinquent Roll 194o
Strike ott trom the Santa Ynez Valley Developement Co. Page 179 all taxes,
penalties and costs against Sub 9 of Tract 2g of the Ro. San Carlos de Jonata. Double
a~sessment, same h~ving been assesae~ to an~ paid by the Solvang Woman's Club.
In the Matter of Report of the Santa Barbara General Hospital tor the Month
ot November, 1941.
Report was received and Ordered placed on tile.
In the Matter of Transfer of funds trom the Unappropriated Reserve General
Resolution No. 4o34
Whereas it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Sa,nta Barbara County that
a . transfer is necessary trom the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund to Account 12 B
3, Traveling Expense and Mileage, Maintenance.and Operation, Assessor, General Fund;
1n accordance with Section 3714, subdivision J, of the Political Code,
Now therefore, be 1t resolved that the sum of twenty-two and 5S/100 dollars
( $22.5S) be and the same is hereby transferred from the unappropriated reserve General
Fu.nd to .account 12 B 3, Traveling Expense and Mileage, Maintenance and Operation,
Assessor, General Fund;
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the tol
lowing Supervisors voted Aye, to wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, S8m J. Stanwood, J. Monroe
Rutherford, Ronald K. Adam and c. L. Preisker. Nays, None. Absent, None.
In the Watter of Approval of Oil Well Drilling Bond
Pursuant to tne request or the County Planning Commission, and in accordance
w~th the provisions of Ordinance No. 502, as amended,
It is moved, seconded and carried unanimously that the following oil drilliQ?;
b~nd, be, and it is hereby approved:
Adams Oil Company single bond No. 311 NKorgant i li2
Claim Recal er\ .
and Reallow cl.
In the Matter of Cl.aim Recalled trom the Auditor tor Correction and Reallowe
D~oember
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried,
let, 1941, real.lowing claim as follows:
it ls ordered that the order ot
Hinton Bros. GENERAL FUND
b~, and it is hereby rescinded; and it is further ordered that said claim be recalled
t~om the Auditor and real.lowed as follows, to wit:
Allowance o . .
Claims.
Hinton Bros. THIRD ROAD FUND 127.53
In the Watter of the Allowance of Claims.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried unanimously, it is ordered that the
following claims be, and the same are hereby allowed, each claim tor the amount and
payable out of the fund designated in the order of allowance indorsed on the tace ot
each claim respectively, to wit:
140
Abbott Laboratories,
Abbott, Jamee
Acme Body Works
do do
do do
do do
Accp1stapace, ~re. Maria
Adam, Don
Adam Pr1nt1ng, Don
Mam, Ronald M.
Addressograph Sales Agency
Aguirre, Jlre. Amelia
Alberton1, Joe
Alberton1, Joe
Alexander's Grocery
All-Year Club of Sou. Calit.
Alter Undertaking Company
Altsohul, Ira D.
Ambassa4or Laundry
American Bakery
Anderas Department Store
do
Anderson Photo service
Anderson, Frank L.
Anderson, Lenora K.
Anderson, Sydney A
Anderton, Jane
Anderton, Jane B.
Angulo, Albert
Arevinas, Guadalupe
Arrowhead & Puritae Waters
4rtuso, A.
Asah1ya Grocery
Ashley, Evelyn .
GENERAL FOND
Association of Calif. Executives of P. W.
Associated 011 Company .
Associated Telephone Company
Associated Telephone Company :
do do
do
do
do
do
do
do :
Associated Telephone Co.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
c\O
do
.do
do
do
do
70.00
21.00
a.oo
4.oo
7.00
20.09
7.47
22.00
11.00
15.00
63.00
4J2g
9.24
5,000.00
30.00
9.62
5g.09
4o.6s
. 13.90
s.1a
1.05
100.00
15.00
lS.41
4o.oo
-14.32
5.00
10.00
1.24
2.60
17.22
45.00
5.00
31.14
15.~
22.ao
45.56
11.34
5.65
4s.90
3.62
6.15
3.35
3.25
14.95
1.27
s1.23
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l li '!'HE ?.~ Tl'EP. OF DI VIDI ID THE COUNTY OP' SANTA
B.i\RBAP.A I?~TO EL1 ~ CTIOI'1 PRECL"JC'IS , A!ID PREPARIID DETAILED
PRECI!;CT 1.4.APS AND EXTERI OR DE3CRIPTI OM3 AllD COPI ES THEREOF.
Upon the wri tten r equest and under the direction
ot the Oo1tn ty Cl erk, t l10 County surveyor pr esented to the
Board or Guper visor s a detailed pr ecinct map , v;ith exterior
descriptions , a nd copieH t11ereof, in nco ordonce vii th the
p rovioionu of Section 501 of t11e Elections Code of the
Sta te of CcJ lif ornie , &nd the Board .havinG exomined the
SW!l.e, c.nd beiJli.; fully advi3ed in the premises; upon
motion, duly s econded and c a rried, it is
ORDERED that the follo\ving electi on preci ncts,
c s prepared e nd de s c1~ ib ea. t y tl1c Ccun ty s uiveyor and
county Clc1k, be and the san1e a re hereby created and
establis hed vii thin the County of Santa Barbura, Stute
of Ca l if or n;;. n , effective the- lltlido.y o:t December , ~----;;.;----;;_~~--~ ---
19-41, sai d pr ecinctn bein~ nru~ed nnd the boundurien thereof
de s cribed as :follmvs , to \'Ii t:
BALLARD PRECINCT
Commencing a t the northeast corner of the San Carlos de
J o.nata Rancho; thence westerly along the north boundary of
said San Carlos. de Jona ta Rancho and the south boundary of the
Corral de Qua~ Rancho to the southwest corner of said Rancho
Corral de Quati; th~ce north and east along the west a nd north
boundary hnes of said Rancho to the Southwest corner of the
Rancho La. Zaca; th~nce north and east along the west and north
boundary ltnes of said Ra ncho to the center of Zaca Creek ; thence
northeasterly alo~g the center of Zaca Creek to the southerly
boundary of the S1squoc Ra ncho; thence southeasterly a long the
southerly h?undary of said Sisquoc Rancho to the southeast
corner of said ~an~ho ; thence northeasterl y a long the easterly
bo.un~ar.y of said S1squoc Ra ncho to its intersection \Vith towns
h!p ltne.bet.wee.n Townships 8 and 9 North ; thence east a long
~a id to\"'.Rsh1P. hne between Townships 8 a nd 9 North to its
1ntersect1on \~1th range line between Ra nges 29 and 30 West
S.B.M.; thence south along said ra nge line between Ra ~ges 29
and 30 West to the north bounda ry of the Canada de los Pinos
Ra ncho, thence ":'est along the northern boundary line of said
Canada de los , P1nos Rancho to the northwest corner of said
Rancho; thence s~uth a long the western boundary line of the
Canada. de los P1nos Rancho to the south line of Section 1,
Township ~ North . Rang~ 31 West, S. ~. M.; thence west a long
the south hne of said Section 1 a nd Section 2 a nd the projection
thereof to the easterly line of the San Carlos de Jonata Rancho
thence north~rl~ along the easterly line of said Ra ncho to th~
place of beg1nn1ng.
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BETTERAVIA PRECINCT
Beginning at the southeast corner of the Rancho Guadalupe,
the same being the northeast corner of the fractional Township
9 north, range 35 'vest, S. B.B.M.; thence southeasterly along
the easterly line of said fractional Township and the westerly
line of Rancho Punta de la Laguna to the intersection of the
north line of subdivision 15 of said Rancho; thence easterly
along the north line of said subdivision 15 to the line between
Ranges 35 and 34; thence north along said range line to the
south line of subdivision 5 of Rancho Punta de la Laguna;
thence east along said line to the tenter line of the County road
extending north between subdivisions 4 and 5 on the west and
subdivisions 6, 8 and 9 on the east; thence north along said road
to the center line of the Santa Maria-Guadalupe Highway;
thence westerly along said Highway to the intersection with
the center line of the County road between Ranchos Guadalupe
and Punta de la Laguna; thence southwesterly along the last
mentioned road to the center line of the county road at or near
the southeast corner of subdivision 101 of the Rancho Guadalupe;
thence westerly alon~ the County road which is adjacent
to the south line of subdiVJsions 101, 102, 103, 104, 105 and 106
to a point opposite the northeast corner of subdivision 113 of
Rancho Guadalupe; thence southerly along the easterly line
of subdivision 113 to the southeast corner thereof; thence
'vesterly a long the southerly line of subdivision 113 to the
common corner of subdivisions 112, 113 and 119 of Rancho
Guadalupe; thence southwesterly along the southeasterly line
of said subdivision 119 to the north corner of subdivision 120;
thence southeasterly along the northeasterly line of said subdivision
120 to the line between s ubdivisions 120 and 121; thence
southwesterly along said line to the southerly corner of subdivision
120; thence continuing southwesterly along the line
bet,veen s ubdivisions 124 and 125 to the common corner of
lots 124, 125 and 132; thence south along the line between
subdivisions 124 and 132 to the southerly boundary line of
Rancho Guadalupe; thence easterly along said boundary line
to the point of beginning.
BUELL TON PRECINCT
Comn1encing at the northwest corner of the Rancho San
Carlos de Jona ta; thence southeasterly along the west boundary
of said Rancho to the center line of the Santa Ynez River; thence
westerly along the center line of said River to the line between
Ranges 32 and 33; thence south along said range line to the
south boundary line of the Santa Rosa Rancho; thence southeasterly
along the southerly boundary line of said Rancho to
a point where the line between Sections 32 and 33, Township
6 north, Range 32 West; prolonged northerly would intersect
the southerly boundary line of Santa Rosa Rancho; thence
southerly along said line to the north boundary line of the San
Julian Rancho; thence southeasterly along the northerly and
easterly boundary line of said Rancho to the southeast corner
of the same; thence \vesterly along the southerly boundary line
of said Rancho to the northwest corner of the Nuestra Senora
del Refugio Rancho; thence southerly along the westerly boundary
line of said Rancho to the Pacific Ocean; thence easterly
along the shore line of the Pacific Ocean to a point, directly
south of the State I ligh,vay located on the bluff on the east
side of Gaviota Canon, at the mouth thereof, \vhere said Highway
makes a turn to enter said Canon; thence north from said
point to the center line of the State High,vay; thence northerly
along the center line of said Highway to the northerly boundary
Hne of the San Carlos de jonata Rancho; thence westerly along
said line to the point of beginning.
CAREAGA PRECINCT
Commencing at the northeast corner of the Rebecca Ord
Peshine portion of the Todos Santos y San Antonio Rancho,
Township 9, range 34 west, said point being on the boundary
line between said Rancho and the Punta de la Laguna Rancho;
thence easterly along the southerly boundary line of Rancho
Punta de la Laguna to the westerly line of the property of the
Hartnell Estate company; thence southerly and easterly along
said westerly and southerly line to the southeast corner of said
property; thence south along the prolongation of the easterly
line of said Hartnell Estate to its intersection with the Los
Alamos Rancho; thence along the northerly line of the Los
Alamos Rancho to the northeast corner of Las Flores Rancho;
thence south along the east line of Las Flores Rancho and the
extension thereof to the southerly line of Los Alamos Rancho;
thence northwesterly along the south line of the Los Alamos
Rancho and the southwesterly and \vesterly boundary line of
the Rancho Todos Santos y San Antonio to the southeast corner
of the Rebecca Ord Peshine portion of said Rancho Todos
Santos y San Antonio; thence north along the \vest and south
boundary lines of said Rebecca Ord Peshine portion of said
Rancho Todos Santos y San Antonio to the place of beginning.
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CARPINTERIA PRECINCT NO. 1
Con11nencing at a point in the center line of Carpinteria
Creek \vhere the same enters the Pacific Ocean; thence northeasterly
along the center line of said Creek to its intersection
with the center line of the State J-lighway; thence northwesterly
along the center line of said State llighway to Casitas Pass
Road; thence northeasterly along the center line of said Road
to its intersection \vi th the line between properties of J. I I.
Hendy and j . D. Franklin ; thence northeasterly along said
property line as above n1entioned to its intersection 'vith the
Pueblo Line; thence north,vesterly along said Pueblo Line to
its intersection \Vith the center line of Section 21, Range 25
\.Vest, Township 4 North, S.B.B.M.; thence north along said
center line as above designated to the south line of Sect ion 9
of sa1ne Range and 1'ownship ; thence east to the easterly boundary
line of Santa Barbara County; thence southerly along said
boundary line to the Pacific Ocean; thence \vesterly along the
Pacific Ocean to the point of beginning.
CARPINTERIA PRECINCT NO. 2
Commencing at the intersection of the State Highway in the
Town of Carpinteria with the Casitas Pass Road; thence northeasterly
along the center line of Casitas Pass Road to its interS('
Ction with the line between properties of J. Ii. llendy and
J. D. Franklin ; thence northeasterly along said property line
as above mentioned to its intersection \vith the Pueblo Line;
thence north\vesterly along said Pueblo Line to its intersection
with the center line of Section 21, Range 25 \.Vest, Township
4 North, S.B.B.M.; thence north along said center line as above
designated to the south line of Section 9 of same Range and
Township; thence east to the easterly boundary line of Santa
Barbara County; thence northerly along said easterly boundary
to the line between Townships 7 and 8 north; thence west along
said 1"ownship line to the northwest corner of Section 6, Range
25 West, S.B.B.M.; thence south to the South\vest corner of
Section 31, Township 6 North, Range 25 West, S.B.B.M.;
thence east to the northeast corner of Section 6, Township 5
North, of said Range; thence south to the northerly point of
the J. W. Youn~ property; thence southeasterly along the easterly
boundary line of said property to its intersection with the
'vesterly property line of \Villiamson; thence along said property
line in a northeasterly and southeasterly direction to its intersection
with Santa Monica Road; thence southerly along the
center line of said road to its intersection with the State
Highway; thence southeasterly along the center line of said
Highway to the point of beginning.
CARPINTERIA PRECINCT NO. 3
Com1nencing at the intersection of Toro Canon Creek with
the Pacific Ocean; thence northerly along the center of said
Creek to the center line of the State Highway; thence easterly
along the center line of said Highway to Toro Canon road; thence
northerly along the center line of said road to the center line of
East Valley road; thence westerly along the center line of said
road to the line bet\veen Sections 10 and 11, Range 26 West,
'fownship 4, S.B.B.~.; thence north along said line to the
hne between Townships 5 and 6 north ; thence east along said
li~e to the northeast corner of Section 6, Range 25 West, Township
5 north; thence south to the northerly point of the J. W.
Young property; thence southeasterly along the easterly boundary
line o~ said proP4:rtY to its intersection \V!th the westerly
property hne of Wdhamson; thence along said property line
10 a northwesterly and southeasterly direction to its intersection
\vi th Santa Monica road ; thence southerly along the
center line of said road and its extension to the center line of
the Southern Pacific R. R.; thence southeasterly along the
center line of said railroad to its intersection with the westerly
boundary line of the Town of Carpinteria; thence southwesterly
along said boundary line to the Pacific Ocean: thence westerly
aJong the Pacific Ocean to the point of beginning.
CARPINTERIA PRECINCT NO. 4
Commencing at the intersection of Linden Avenue and the
Coast Highway; thence in a \Vesterly direction along the center
line of the Coast H ighway to the center line of Plum street;
thence southwesterly along the center line of said street to the
center line of the Southern Pacific R. R.; thence southeasterly
along the center line of said raihvay to the westerly boundary
of the Town of Carpinteria; thence southerly along said boundary
to the Pacific Ocean; thence easterly along the line of the Pacific
Ocean to a point where Linden Avenue intersects the same;
thence northeasterly along the center line of Linden Avenue
to the point of beginning.
CARPINTERIA PRECINCT NO. 5
Co1nmencing at the intersection of Linden Avenue with the
Pacific Ocean; thence northeasterly along the center line of
Linden Avenue to its intersection \vith the center line of the
State Highway; thence southeasterly along said Highway to
its intersection with the center line of Carpinteria Creek; thence
southwesterly along said Creek to the Pacific Ocean; thence
westerly along the Pacific Ocean to the point of beginning.
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CASMALIA PRECINCT
Commencing at a point where the south line of the Rancho
Guadalupe touches the Pacific Ocean; thence easterly along the
south line of said Rancho to the \Vest line of the Rancho Punta
de la Laguna; thence southeasterly along the west line of the
Rancho Punta de la Laguna to the northwest corner of Subdivision
No. 15 of said Rancho Punta de la Laguna; thence east
along the north lines of Subdivisions Nos. 15 and 14 of said
Rancho to the northeast corner of Subdivision No. 14 of said
Rancho; thence south along the east line of said Subdivision
No. 14 to the south line of said Rancho; thence easterly to the
northeast corner of the land of Rebecca Ord Peshine in the
Rancho Todos Santos y San Antonio; thence south, thence
west and thence south alon~ the east and south lines of the land
of said Rebecca Ord Pesh1ne in the Rancho Todos Santos y
San Antonio to the southwest line of the Rancho Todos Santos
'. San A!ltonio; thence southeast~rly along the southwesterly
hne of said Rancho to the center hne of the San Antonio Creek;
thence westerly along the center line of said San Antonio Creek
to the shore of the Pacific Ocean; thence northwesterly along
the shore of the Pacific Ocean to the point of commencement.
COJO PRECINCT
Commencing at the northerly corner of the Rancho Espada,
said point being the intersection of the northerly line of said
Rancho with the shore line of the Pacific Ocean; thence easterly
along the northerly line of La Espada Rancho to the northwesterly
corner of the Rancho San Julian; thence south along the
west boundary line of said Rancho to the southwest corner
thereof; thence easterly a Ion~ the south boundary of said Rancho
to the westerly boundary hne of Rancho ){uestra Senora del
Refugio; thence southerly along said line to its intersection
with the shore line of the Pacific Ocean; thence westerly and
northerly along the shore line of the Pacific Ocean to the point
of beginning.
COLD SPRINGS PRECINCT
Commencing at the intersection of Gibraltar road \Vith line
between To\vnship 4 and 5 north, Range 27 west, S.B.B.M.;
thence southwesterly along the center line of said road to its
intersection with the northerly boundary line of the City of
Santa Barbara; thence along the said northerly city boundary
in an easterly and southerly direction to its intersection with
the Eucalyptus Hill road; thence northeasterly along said road
to the Sycamore Canon road; thence northwesterly along said
road to the easterly line of Cold Springs Avenue; thence northerly
along the easterly line of Cold Springs Avenue and the easterly
line of road along the southerly line of the Bothine property to
the southeasterly line of said property: thence northerly along
the line of said property to the northeast corner of the northwest
7( of the northeast 7( of Section 1, To,vnship 4 north,
Range 27 west, S.B.B.M., said point being on the line between
'fownships 4 and 5 north, range 27 west; thence \vesterly along
along said To\vnship line to the point of beginning.
CUYAMA PRECINCT
Beginning on the west line of Section 30, Township 32, south,
Range 18 east; M.D.M., in the center of the Santa Maria
River, the north boundary of Santa Barbara County; thence
south on range line between Ranges 17 and 18 east, M.D.1\11.,
and Ranges 30 and 31 west; S.B.~I to township line between
Townships 9 and 10 north; thence east on said township line
between said Townships 9 and 10 north, to range line between
Ranges 26 and 27 west; thence south on said range line between
said Ranges 26 and 27 west to the to\vnship line between Townships
8 and 9 north; thence east along said to,vnship line bet\veen
said To,vnships 8 and 9 north to the line between Sections 3
and 4, To\vnship 8 north, Range 26 West, S.B.M.; thence due
south to the To,vnship line between To,vnships 7 and 8 north;
thence east on said township line bet1veen said Townships 7 and
8 north to the east boundary line of Santa Barbara County;
thence north along said east boundary line of Santa Barbara
County to the township line between Townships 9 and 10
north; thence due \Vest alonll' the said township line to the
center of the Santa Maria River; thence northwesterly along
the center line of Santa Maria River to the point of beginning.
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GOLETA PRECINCT NO. 1
~ Commencing at the northwest corner of Section 33, Township
;i, ~nge 28; thei;ice west along the north line of said Section
and its continuation to the center of Section 28, Township 5,
Range 29 \Vest; thence north along the center line of said Section
to the south line of Section 16 of said To\vnship and Range
thence ~est. to the line ~et ween Ranges 29 and 30; thence north
along said line t~ th!? hne between To\vnships 5 and 6; thence
easterly along said line to the Santa Barbara National Forest
_boundary; the_nce southeasterly along said boundary line to its
1n~ersectJ~n with the San Marcos road; thence following along
sa_id road 1n an eas~erly and southerly direction to its intersection
with the State Highway; thence easterly along said Highway
to. the northwesterly corner of ~lope Ranch; thence south along
said westerly boundary line to its intersection with the Pacific
Ocean; thence westerly along the shore of the Pacific Ocean to
a point \vhere Patterson avenue, if prolonged south from the
State H~ghway, wou.ld intersect the same; thence northerly
along said prolongation to the State Highway and continuing
northerly along Patterson avenue to the northerly line of La
Goleta Rancho; thence southwesterly along said line to a point
\vhere the prolongation southerly of the east line of Section
~3, Town~h1p 5, Range 28 west would intersect the northerly
hne of. sa~d Rancho; thence north along said line to the point
of beg1nn1ng.
GOLETA PRECINCT NO. 2
Commencing at the point of intersection of the southwesterly
line of La Goleta Rancho with the Pacific Ocean; thence northerly
along said \vesterly boundary line and its prolongation northerly
to the southerly line of Section 29, Township 5, Range 28 west;
thence east to the northeast corner of Section 33 of said Range;
thence south along the east boundary of said Section and its
prolongation thereof to the northerly line of the La Goleta
Rancho; thence northeasterly along said Rancho line to its
intersection with Patterson avenue; thence southerly along
said avenue and its extension thereof to the Pacific Ocean;
thence \Vesterly along the shore of the Pacific Ocean to the
point of beginning.
GUADALUPE PRECINCT NO. 1
Beginning at the intersection of the center line of the Southern
Pacific Railroad \Vith the northerly boundary line
of the County of Santa Barbara; thence along the center line
o~ th"'. Souther~ Pacific. R.R._ in a southerly ~nd southeasterly
d1Tect1on to an 1otersect1on \V1th the easterly hne of Subdivision
No. 125 of the Rancho Guadalupe; thence along the ea11terly
line of said Subdivision No. 125 to the northeast corner thereof;
thence along the easterly line of Subdivision 120 of said Rancho
Guadalupe to the northeasterly corner of said Subdivision
120; thence northwesterly along the northeasterly line of said
Subdivision 120 to the nlost northerly corner thereof; thence
along the easterly line of Subdivision 120 to the common corner
of Subdivision 112, 113 and 119 of said Rancho Guadalupe;
thence along the south line of Subdivision 113 to the southeast
comer thereof; thence northerly along the east line of Subdivision
113 and the prolongation to the center line of the County
Road; thence easterly along the center line of the County road
between Subdivisions 106, 105, 104, 103, 102 and 101 on the
north and 114, 115, 116, 117 and 118 on the south to the center
line of the County road bet,veen the Ranchos Guadalupe and
Punta de la Laguna; thence north along the center line of the
last mentioned County road to an intersection with the center
line of the Santa Maria-Guadalupe High,vay; thence along the
common line between Ranchos Guadalupe and Punta de la
Laguna to point G No. 7 of the Rancho Guadalupe; thence
~long th~ nor~heasterly line of the Ranch~ Guadalupe to an
1ntersect1on \Y1th the northerly boundary hne of the County
of Santa Barbara; thence along the County Boundary in a westerly
direction to the point of beginning.
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GUADALUPE PRECINCT NO. 2
Beginning a t the intersection of the center line of the Southern
Pacific Railroad 'vith the northerly boundary line of the County
of Santa Barbara; thence along the center line of the Southern
Pacific Railroad in an southerly direction to an intersection of
the south line of the lO\\'n of Guadalupe; thence westerly along
the south line of block 15 and its westerly prolongation and the
southerly line or block 6 of th.e tO\vnof Gu~dalupc and the \ve~terly
prolongation of the south hne of the said block 6 to the intersection
with the center line of the County road or southerly
prolongation of Guadalupe street; thence along the center line
of the last n1entioned road to an intersection of the easterly
prolongation of the north line of Subdivision 3 of the Rancho
Guadalupe; thence along the easterly prolongation of the north
line of Subdivision 3 and the north line of the said Subdivision
3 to the north,vesterly line of said Subdivision 3; thence along
the north,vesterly line of said Subdivision 3 to the \vest line
of st1id Subdivision 3: thence along the west line and prolongation
thereof to the center line of the county road; thence
along the center line of the county road between Subdivisions
3 and 9 and its prolongation to an intersection with the center
line of the southern Pacific Railroad; thence along the center
line of the Southern Pacific Railroad in a southerly and southeasterly
direction to the intersection 'vith the easterly line of
Subdivision 125 of the Rancho Guadalupe; thence along the
easterly line of said Subdivision 125 to the southeast corner
thereof; thence south along the east line of Subdivision 131 of
said Rancho Guadalupe to the southerly line of the Rancho
Guadalupe; thence west and southwesterly along the southerly
line of the Rancho Guadalupe to the Pacific Ocean; thence
following the shoreline of the Pacific Ocean north,vesterly and
northerly to the northerly boundary line of the County of
Santa Barbara; thence easterly along the northerly boundary
line of the County of Santa Barbara to the point of beginning.
GUADALUPE PRECINCT NO. 3
Beginning at the intersection of the center line of the Southern
Pacific Railroad 'vith the south line of the town of Guadalupe;
thence westerly along the south line of Block 15 and its \vesterly
prolongation and the south line of Block 6 of the tow!! of Guad~lupe
and the westerly prolongation of the south hoe of said
block 6 to an intersection 'vith the center line of the County
road; thence along the center line of the last me!ltioned County
road to an intersection of the easterly prolongation of the north
line of Subdivision 3 of the Rancho Guadalupe; thence along
the easterly prolongation of the north line of Subdivision 3 a.nd
the north line of said Subdivision 3 to the northwesterly hne
of said Subdivision 3; thence along th.e north.'v~s.terly hne of
said Subdivision 3 to the west line of said Subd1v1s1on. 3; then~e
a long the west line and the prolongation of the \Vest hne of said
Subdivision 3 to the center line of the County road; thence
along the center line of the County road bet ween Subdivisions
3 and 9 and its prolongation to an intersection \Vith the center
line of the Southern Pacific Railroad; thence in an northerly
direction along the center line of the Southern Pacific Railroad
to the point of heginning.
HOPE PRECINCT NO. l
Commencing at the intersection of. Ci.e~igitas road 'v.ith the
State Highv;ay; thence north along C1en1g1tas.road and its prolongation
to its intersection with the Pueblo Line; thence northeasterly
along said line to the line between Ranges 28 and ~7;
thence north along said line to the northwest comer of Section
18, To\vnship 5 north, .Range 2? 'vest; .tlen~e east a long the
north line of said Section and its cont1nuat1on to the cent~r
line of Section 15, Range 27 \vest; thence south. along said
center line of Section 15 and its continuation to the hne bet,veen
Township 4 and 5; thence 'vest along said To\vnship line to the
northwest corner of Section 4, Township 4, Range 27 'vest;
thence south along the west line of said Section and its continuation
to the southerly line of the Laurel Canon road !ind. the
City 'boundary; thence follo,ving said City bou~dar~ hne 1n. a
westerly northerly, westerly and southerly d1rect1on to its
intersect'ion with the State Highway or Hollister av~nue; the~ce
w.e sterly along said Highway or Avenue to the point of begin- n1ng.
J-IOPE PRECINCT XO. 2
Commencing at the intersection of the San Marcos road and
the State Highway, said San Marcos road be.ing three quarters
of a mile easterly from Patterson a venue 1n Goleta;. the'.'ce
follo,ving said road in a northerly and nortlnvesterly d1recl1on
to its intersection \Vith the Paradise Can1p road; thence easterly
along said road to its intersection 'vith the southerly line of the
San Marcos Ranch; thence northeasterly along said Ranch
boundary to its intersection with the Santa Ynez River; thence
easterly along the center line of said River to its in tersection
,vith the center line of Section 10, To,vnship S, Range 27 'vest;
thence south along said center line to the south line of said
Section thence 'vest along said line to the line bet"een Ranges
27 and' 28 west thence south along said line to the Pueblo
Line : thence so~thwesterly along said line to a. point whe~e
Cienigitas road, if prolonged northerly, \vould 1~tersect .sa?
Pueblo Linc; thence southerly along said prolongalton of C1e~1-
gitas road to the State Highway; thence \vesterly along said
High\vay to the point of beginning.
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1-IOPE PRECINCT NO. 3
Commencing at the southeast corner of Hope Ranch, said
point being also a point of beginning of the line bet\veen the
Supervisors Districts 2 and 3; thence north along said line to
its intersection with Hollister avenue; thence " esterly along
said avenue and the State Highway to the westerly boundary
line of Hope Ranch; thence southerly along said line to the
southwest corner of said Ranch; thence southeasterly along the
southerly line of said Ranch lo the point of beginning.
LA PATERA PRECINCT
Co1nmencing at the intersection of Eagle Canon Creek with
the shore line of the Pacific Ocean; thence northerly along the
center line of said creek to its intersection with the north boundary
of Dos Pueblos Rancho; thence easterly along said boundary
line to the center line of Section 33, To\vnship 5, Range 29
est; thence north along said center line to north line of said
Section 33; thence east along said north line and its continuation
to a point 'vhere the \vesterly line of La Goleta Rancho prolonged
northerly would intersect said line; thence southerly
along said line to its intersection with the Pacific Ocean; thence
westerly along the shore line of the Pacific Ocean to the point
of beginning.
LOMPOC PRECINCT NO. 1
Commencing at the intersection of Road No. 13 and Ocean
Avenue in the City of Lompoc; thence east along center line
of Ocean Avenue to the center line of " I" Street; thence south
along center line of "I" Street to the center line of Olive Street;
thence east along the center line of Olive Street to the center
line of "H" Street; thence south along the center line of " H"
Street to the center line of Willo'v Street; thence westerly and
northerly along the southerly and \vesterly boundary line of
the City of Lompoc to the point of beginning.
LOMPOC PRECINCT NO. 2
Commencing at the Southeast corner of the City of Lon1poc;
thence \vest a long Willow Street to the center line of "J-1" Street;
thence north along the center line of "H" Street to the center
line of Olive Avenue; thence cast along the center line of Olive
Avenue to the center line of "G" Street; thence north along the
center line of "G" Street to the center line of Ocean Avenue;
thence east along the center line of Ocean Avenue to the center
line of Road No. 7 and the east boundary line of the City of
Lompoc; thence south along said boundary line to the point
of beginning.
LOMPOC PRECINCT NO. 3
Commencing at the northwest corner of the City of Lompoc;
thence east along the north boundary line to the center line of
"H" Street; thence south along the center line of "H" Street to
the center line of College Avenue; thence 'vest along the center
line of College Avenue to the center line of " !" Street; thence
south along the center line of "I" Street lo the center line of
Ocean Avenue; thence west along the center line of Ocean Avenue
to the center line of Road No. 13; thence north along said road
to the point of beginning.
LOMPOC PRECINCT NO. 4
Commencing at the intersection of Road No. 7 with Ocean
Avenue; thence west along Ocean Avenue to the center line of
"G" Street; thence north along the center line of "G" Street to
the center line of College Avenue; thence west along the center
line of College Avenue to the center line of "H" Street; thence
north along the center line of "H" Street to the north boundary
line of the City of Lompoc; thence east along said boundary line
to the center line of Road No. 7; thence south along Road No. 7
to the point of beginning.
LOMPOC PRECINCT NO. 5
Commencing at the intersection of Ocean Avenue \Vith "I"
Street; thence north along the center line of "I" Street to the
center line of College Avenue; thence east along the center line
of College Avenue to the center line of "G" Street; thence south
along the center line of "G" Street to the center line of Ocean
Avenue; thence west along the center line of Ocean Avenue to
the point of beginning.
LOMPOC PRECINCT NO. 6
Comn1encing at the intersection of Olive Avenue \vith "I"
Street; thence north along the center line of "I" Street to the
center line of Ocean Avenue; thence east along the center line
of Ocean Avenue lo the center line of "G" Street; thence south
along the center line of "G" Street to the center line of Olive
Avenue; thence west along the center line of Olive Street to the
point of beginning.
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LOMPOC PRECINCT NO. 7
Commencing al the northwest corner of the City of Lompoc;
thence north between Farm Lols 24, 29, 25 and 28 to the center
of the Santa Ynez River; thence up the center of said river to
the line between Farm Lols 18 and 17; thence north between
Farm Lots 18 and 17 to the northerly line of the Rancho Lompoc;
thence along the northerly line of said Rancho to the line
between Lots 17 and 18 of the Subdivision of the Purissima
Rancho; thence north along the line between Lots 17, 18, 12 and
13 of said Purissima Rancho to the southeast corner of Lot 5
of said Rancho; lhence westerly along the southerly hne of said
Lot 5 and lhe norlherly line of Lots 13 and 14 of said Rancho to
the southeasterly line of Rancho Jesus Maria; thence along the
southeasterly line of said Jesus Maria Rancho to the northwest
corner of the Rancho Mission de la Purissima; thence easterly
along the norlherly line of said last named Rancho to the northeast
corner thereof; thence south\vesterly along the easterly
line of said Mission de la Purissima Rancho to the northerly
corner of Lot 35 of the Santa Rita Rancho; thence east along
the northerly line of said Lot 35 to the northeast corner thereof;
thence soulh between Lots 25 and 35 and 24 of said Santa
Rita Rancho to the cenler of the Buellton-Lompoc County
road thence easterly a long the center line of said LompocBueiiton
County road and the south line of Lots 25 and 26, to
the line between Ranges 34 and 33 west, To\vnship 7 north;
thence southerly along said range line to the line between To\vnships
6 and 7 north; thence \vesterly along said Township line
to its intersection with the center line of Santa Ynez River;
thence along the center line of said River in a general easterly
direction to the intersection of the westerly boundary of the
George G. King tract of 268.21 acres; thence easterly along the
northerly boundary of said tract to its intersection \vith the
west boundary of the George G. King Tract of 875.84 acres;
thence norlherly, easlerly and southerly along the west, north
and east boundary of said George C. King Tract of 875.84 acres
to the line between To\vnships 6 and 7 north, Range 33 west,
S.B.M.; thence east along said line bet\veen said To"nships
6 and 7 north to its intersection \vith the \\'esterly boundary of
the Santa Rosa Rancho; thence southeasterly and 'vest along
said westerly and northerly boundary line of said Santa Rosa
Rancho to ils intersection with the easterly boundary of Lot
22, of said Santa Rosa Rancho; thence southerly along this
boundary to its intersection \vith the center line of the Santa
Ynez River; thence easlerly along the center of said Santa Ynez
River to the line between Ranges 32 and 33 \vest, S.B.M.; thence
south along the range line between Ranges 32 and 33 west to
the south boundary line of the Rancho Santa Rosa; thence
southeasterly along the southerly boundary of said Santa Rosa
Rancho to a point \vhere the line between Sections 32 and 33,
Township 6 norlh, Range 32 west, projected northerly would
intersect the southerly boundary line of said Rancho Santa
Rosa; thence south to the north boundary line of Rancho San
J ullan; t 11ence southeasterly a long the northerly a nd easterly
boundary line of said Ra ncho San Julian to the southeast corner
thereof; thence \vesterly a long the southerly line of the said
Ra ncho to the southwest corner of Farm Lot 137 of said Rancho;
thence northerlr and north\vesterly and northeasterly along the r
westerly line o said Farm Lot 137 to the southeast corner of
Farm Lot 138; thence northerly bet\veen Farm Lots 138 and 136
of said Rancho to the most easterly corner of Farm Lot 139 of
said Rancho; thence northeasterly along the southeasterly line
of Far n1 Lots 135 and 134 to the southwesterly corner of Farm
Lot 88 of said Rancho; thence easterly along the south line of
said Farm Lot 88 to the southwest corner of Farm Lot 89' of
said Rancho; thence northerly along the westerly line of said
Farm Lot 89 and the westerly line of the City of Lompoc to the
place of beginning; excepting therefrom the city of Lompoc.
LOMPOC PRECINCT NO. 8
Commencing at the northwest corner of the City of Lompoc;
thence north between Farm Lots 24, 29, 25 and 28 of the Lompoc
Rancho and to the center of the Santa Ynez River; thence up
the center of said river to the line between Farm Lots 18 and 17
of said Rancho; thence north between Farm Lots 18 and 17 to
the northerly line of the Rancho Lompoc; thence along the
northerly line of said Rancho to the line between Lots 17 and 18
of the subdivision of the Purissima Rancho; thence north along
the line between Lots J 7 and 18, 12 and 13 of said Purissima
Rancho to the southeasl corner of Lot 5 of said Ra ncho; thence
westerly along the southerly line of said Lot 5 a nd the northerly
line of Lots 13 and 14 of said Rancho to the southeasterly line
of Ra ncho Jesus Maria; thence a long the southeasterly line of
said Jesus Maria Rancho to the northwest corner of the Ra ncho
Mission de la Purissin1a; thence easterly along the northerly
line of said last named Rancho to the most southeasterly line
of the Rancho Toclos Santos y San Antonio; thence northwesterly
a long the southwesterly line of said last named Rancho to the
center line of the San Antonio Creek; thence westerly along the
center line of said San Antonio Creek to the shore of the Pacific
Ocean; thence southerly along the shore of the Pacific Ocean to
the southwest corner of the Rancho Lompoc; thence southeasterly
along the southerly line of said Rancho Lompoc to the
southwest corner of Farm Lot 137 of said Rancho Lompoc;
thence northerly, northwesterly and northeasterly along the
westerly line of said Farm Lot 137 to the southeast corner of
Farm Lot 138 of said Rancho; thence northerly between Farm
Lots 138 and 136 of said Rancho to the most easterly corner of
Farm Lot 139 of said Rancho; thence northeasterly along the
southeasterly line of Farn1 Lots 135 and 134 of said Rancho to
the southwesterly corner of Lot 88 of said Rancho ; thence
easterly along the southerly line of said Farm Lot 88 to the
southwest corner of Farm Lot 89 of said Rancho; thence northerly
along the westerly line of said Farm Lot 89 and the westerly
line of the City of Lo1npoc to the place of beginning.
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LOS ALA!\10S PRECINCT
Commencing at the northeast corner of the Los Flores Rancho;
thence south along the east boundary line of said Rancho and
extension of the same to the south boundary line of the Los
Alamos Rancho; thence easterly along the south boundary line
of said Rancho to the southeast corner of said Rancho; thence
southerly to the northwest corner of the San Carlos de j onata
Rancho; thence easterly along the north boundary line of said
Rancho to the south,vest corner of the Rancho Corral de Qua ti;
thence north and east along the west and north boundary lines
of said Rancho to the southwest corner of the Rancho La Zaca;
thence north and east along the west and north boundary lines
of said Rancho to the center line of Zaca Creek; thence northeasterly
along the center line of Zaca Creek to the south boundary
of the Sisquoc Rancho; thence northwesterly a long the south
boundary line of said Rancho to the northeastern corner of the
Rancho Tinaquaic; thence southwesterly a nd northwesterly
a long the easterly a nd southerly boundary lines of the Ra ncho
Tinaqua ic to the southwest corner of said Rancho; thence
southerly to the northeast corner of the Los Alamos Rancho;
thence along the northern boundary line of said Rancho to the
place of beginning.
MESA PRECINCT
Commencing at a point on the shore of the Pacific Ocean
where range line between Ranges 27 and 28 W., intersect same;
thence north along said range line to the south line of the State
Highway; thence easterly along the south line of the said State
llighway to the westerly boundary of the City of Santa Barbara;
thence southerly along the western boundary of said citv of
Santa Barbara to the shore of the Pacific Ocean; thence westerly
along the shore of the Pacific Ocean to the place of beginning,
also including the Islands of Santa Cruz, Santa Rosa and San
i.\I iguel.
i.\IISSION PRECINCT
Commencing at the intersection of Gibraltar road \vith the
line between To\\nships 4 and 5, Range 27 \\est; thence southweslerly
along the center line of Gibraltar road to the north
~undary line C?f t~e City of Santa Barbara; thence folto\ving
~d boundary line 1n a \vesterly, southerly and northerly direction
to the Laurel Canon road; thence northerly to line between
Sections 8 and 9, To\vnship 4, Range 27 west; thence north
along said line to the line bet\veen Townships 4 and 5; thence
westerly along said line to the point of beginning.
MONTECITO PRECINCT NO. 1
Commencing at the inlersection of the line between Sections
10 a.nd 11, 1'ownship 4 North, Range 26 West, S.B.B.M., with
the East, Valley _Road; thence north along said line to the line
bet\veen fownsh1ps 5 and 6 north; thence east a long said line
to the southeast corner of Section 36, To,vnship 6 North, Range
26 \!Vest, S. B. B. M.; thence north to the line between Townships
7 and 8; thence \vcst along said line to the line between
Sections 3 and. 4, .To\vnship ~ North, Range 26 \vest; thence
south along said line to the line bet\veen Townships 5 and 6
North, Range 26 west; thence west along said line to the northwest
corner of Sectio~ 4, To\vnship 4, Range 26 west; thence
south to the Pueblo Line; thence westerly along said line to the
northwest corner of Rosina Huiskamp property; thence southwesterly
along the \l'CSterly line of said property to San Ysidro
Road; thence southerly along the center line of said road to the
center line of East Valley Road; thence easterly along said road
to the point of beginning.
l\IONTECITO PRECI~CT r\O. 2
Co1nmencing at the intersection of San Ysidro Road and
the State 1 lighway; thence northerly along San Ysidro Road
to the cent~r line o~ East Valley Road; thence easterly along
the center line of said road to its intersection with the Pueblo
Lint.; thence southeasterly along said Pueblo Line to its intersection
with the east line of Underhill property; thence south
along the east line of said property to the southerly line of the
same; thence south,vesterly along the southeasterly line of
properties of Underhill, Valley Club and Pemberton to the
intersection of Sheffield Drive with old Coast Highway; thence
south\vesterly to the ne\v Coast High,vay at the foot of Ortega
Hill ; thence \vesterly along the Coast High,vay to the point
of beginning.
MONTEC!TO PRECINCT NO. 3
Con1mencing at the intersection of easterly City boundary
line with the Pacific Ocean; thence follo,ving the said boundary
line in a northeasterly and northerly direction to the center
line of Coast l ligh,vay; thence easterly along said High\vay to
a point where Sheffield Drive intersects the same; thence south
to the Pacific Ocean; thence westerly along the Pacific Ocean
to the point of beginning.
l\10 TECTTO PRECINCT NO. 4
Con1mencing at the intersection of the Coast Highway \Vith
the east City boundary line; thence north along said boundary
line to its intersection \Vith Camino Veijo; thence easterly along
Camino Veijo and East Valley Road to its intersection with
San Ysidro Road; thence southerly along said road to the
Coast Highway; thence \vesterly along said High\vay to the
point of beginning.
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MONTECITO PRECINCT NO. 5
Commencing at the intersection of Eucalyptus 1 lill road with
the Santa Barbara City boundary line; thence northeasterly
along said road to the Sycamore Canon road; thence northwesterly
along said road to the easterly line of Cold Springs
Avenue; thence northerly along the easterly line of Cold Springs
Avenue and the easterly line of road along the southerly line
of the Bothine property to the southeasterly line of said property;
thence northerly along the line or said property to the
northeast corner or the northwest J1 or the northeast J1 or
Section 1, Township 4 north, Range 27 west, S.B.B.M., said
point being on the line bet\veen To\vnships 4 and 5 north, Range
27 west; thence westerly along said line to the center line of
Section 34, To,vnship 5 north, Range 27 west; thence northerly
along said center line to the line between Townships 5 and 6
north; thence easterly along said Township to the line bet ween
Ranges 27 and 26 \vest; thence northerly to line between Townships
7 and 8 north; thence easterly along said line to the line
bet,veen Sections 3 and 4, Township 7 north, Range 26 west;
thence southerly along said line to line between Townships S
and 6 north; thence westerly along said line to the line between
Sections 4 and 5, To,vnship S north, Range 26 west; thence
southerly along said line to the Pueblo Line; thence north\
vesterly along said line to the nortll\vest corner of the Rosina
H uiskamp property; thence southerly along the westerly line
or said property to its intersection \Vith San Ysidro road; thence
southerly along said road to its intersection with the East
Valley road; thence westerly along said road and Camino Viejo
to the easterly City boundary line; thence northerly and westerly
along said City boundary line to the point or beginning.
ORCUTT PRECINCT NO. I
Commencing at the intersection of the Orcutt-Casmalia
County road \vith the prolongation northerly of a line between
Subdivision 14 and 15, Punta de la Laguna Rancho; thence
southerly to the northwest corner of said Subdivision 14 of the
Punta de la Laguna Rancho; thence east and south along the
north and east boundary of said Subdivision No. 14 to the
south boundary of said Punta de la Laguna Rancho; thence
southeasterly along the said southerly line of the said Punta de
la Laguna Rancho to the \vesterly line of the lands of the Hartnell
Estate Co. ; thence southerly and easterly along the westerly
and southerly boundary line of said 1-lartnell Estate Company
to a point where the line bet\veen Sections 22 and 23 if prolonged
south would intersect the southerly boundary line of the Hartnell
Estate Co.; thence north along said prolongation to a point
where it \VOuld intersect the old Orcutt-Santa Maria State
Highway; thence \vesterly along said High,vay through the
Town of Orcutt, and continuing along the Orcutt-Casmalia
road to the point or beginning.
ORCUTT PRECINCT NO. 2
Commencing at the point of intersection or the easterly line
or the Union Sugar Co., land with the line between TO\Vnships
9 and 10 north, Range 33 \vest; thence south and west along
the easterly and southerly line of the Union Sugar Con1pany
land to the intersection or a line prolonged northerly between
Subdivision lots 14 and 15 of the Punta de la Laguna Rancho;
thence south along said line to its intersection or the OrcuttCasmalia
road; thence northeasterly and southeasterly along said
Orcutt-Casmalia road to a point where san1e intersects the State
Highway; thence east along said State lligh\vay to the line bet\
veen Sections 14and 15, Township 9 north, Range 34 west, S.B.
M.; thence south along the said line bet,vcen Sections 14 and 15
and prolongation thereof to where this line intersects the north
line or the lands or the Escolle Estate Co.; thence east along the
north and east boundary of the lands of the Escolle Estate
Co., to the northeast corner of the same; thence south to the
north boundary line of the Los Alamos Rancho; thence northeasterly
along the northerly line of the Los Alamos Rancho to
the line between Sections 20 and 21, Township 9 north, Range
33 west; thence north to the comn1on corner of Sections 4, 5, 8
and 9, Township 9 north, Range 33 west; thence east to the
common corner of Sections 3, 4, 9 and 10, Township 9 north,
Range 33 west; thence north to the To,vnship line bet,veen
Townships 9 and 10; thence west alonl!' line between 1'ownships
9 and 10 north, to the point or beginning.
REFUGIO PRECINCT
Commencing at the intersection of the shore line of the Pacific
Ocean \Vi th the center line of Eagle Canon Creek; thence northerly
along the center line of said Creek to its intersection with
the north line of Dos Pueblos Rancho; thence easterly along
the north line of said Rancho to the center line or Section 33,
Township 5, Range 29; thence northerly along said center line
and its continuation to the south line of Section 16, same Township
and Range; thence v;esterly along said line and its continuation
to the center line of Section 18, Township 5, Range 30;
thence north along said center line to the north line of said
Section; thence west along said line and its continuation to the
line between Sections 9 and 10, Township 5, Range 31 west;
thence north along said line to the southerly line of the Nojoqui
Rancho; thence in a westerly direction along the southerly
boundary line or said Rancho to its intersection with the center
line of the State Highway; thence in a southerly direction along
the center line of said State Highway to the top of the bluff
located on the east side of the Gaviota Canon; thence south
from said point to the Pacific Ocean; thence easterly along the
shore or the Pacific Ocean to the point of beginning.
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RUTHERFORD PARK PRECINCT
Beginning at the intersection of the center
lines of Hollis t er Avenue and San ROque Road;
Thenoe northerly along the center line of
San Roque Road to its intersection vJi th the northerly
boundary of the City of San tu Barbara;
Thence southerl y, easterly, southerly,
wenterly and southerly along the north boundary of
the City of Santa Barbera to its intersect ion \1itl1
the center l ine of Calle Laurel es;
Thence soo.therl y along the center line of
Calle Loureles to the center line of Hollister i~v enue ;
Thence westerly along the center line ot
Hollister Avenue to the poi nt of beginning .
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SAN R(XlUE PRECii~ CT
Beginning at the iJ,., iseot.ion of t 110
north boundary of Hollister Av enue anu the ea. s t
boundury of Ontare Road said point also bein.g on
the west boundary 1.ine or the 01 ty of santa Burbura;
Thence northerly, eust erly and s outherly
along th~ westerly boundary of the City of Sant a
Barbara to its intersection with the center line
ot San Roque Roa.d;
Thence sou 1;he1 J.y along the canter line
of San Roque Road to the north boundury of Hollister
Avenue;
The.nee wes terly along the north boundary
of Holllatar Avenue ttnd tile City Lim1 t s line ot
the City of Sant~ B~ rbaru to the point of beginning.
SANTA BARBARA PRECINCT NO. 1
Comn1encing at a point on the beach where Por L~ Mar Driv:e
\Vould intersect the mean high tide line or the Pacific Oc_ean 1
projected southerly; thence northerly along. the center hne of
Por La l\lar Drive projected as above mentioned to the center
line of San Buena Ventura Street; thence. northea~terly alon~
the center line of said street to the cent~r hne or ~hnas Street,
thence northwesterly along the ce!1ter hne o~ Salinas Street t~
its intersection with the center hne or Indio Muerto Street.
thence south,vesterly along the center line or Indio Mue.rto Street
to the center line of Canada Street; the!1ce no~hwesterly along
the center line or Canada Street to the center hne or Sycamore
Canon Road; thence northwesterly and no;therly al~n~ the center
line or Sycamore Canon Road to the point where It intersects
the easterly boundary line of the City of Santa Barbara; thence
following the said east boundary line in a southerly, easterly and
southerly direction to the F'.,ac1fic Oc~n ;. thence \vesterly along
the Pacific Ocean to the point of beg1nn1ng.
SAN'l'A BARBARA PRECINCT NO. 2
Con1rnencing at a point on the beach where Por L~ Mar Driv.e
\vou ld intersect the 1nean high tide line of the Pacific Oc~an 1
projected southerly; thence northerly a long. the center hne of
Por La Mar Drive projected as above mentioned to the center
line of San Buena Ventura Street; thence. northeas.terly along
the center line of said street to the center hne of Salinas Street;
thence northwesterly along the ce!1ter line o~ Salinas Street t~
its intersection with the center hne of Indio Muerto Street,
thence southwesterly along the center line of Indio M uerto Street
to the center line of Canada Stree~; ~hence n?rthw.esterly along
the center line of Canada Street to its intersection with the center
line of Cacique Street; thence southw~terl)'.' alon~ the center
line of Cacique Street to its intersection with Milpas Street;
thence southeasterly along the center line of Milpas Street and
its prolongation to the .Pacific O~ea~; thence easterly along the
Pacific Ocean to the point of beg1nrung.
SAN1'A BARBARA- PRECINCT J\r"O. 3
Commencing at the point of intersection of the center line of
M ii pas Street and Cacique Street; thence northeasterly, along
the center line of Cacique Street, to the center line of Canada
Street; thence north,vesterly, along the center line of Canada
Street, to the center line of Yanonali Street; thence southwesterly,
along the center line of Yanonali Street, to the cent~r line
of l\1 ii pas Street; thence southeasterly, along the center hne of
l\1 ii pas Street to the point of beginning.
SANTA BARBARA PRECINCT NO. 4
Co1nmencing at a point on the beach 'vhere l\I ii pas Street, if
projected southeasterly would intersect with the Pacific Ocean;
thence northwesterly, along the center line of Milpas Street, to
the center line of Montecito Street; thence southwesterly, along
the center line of Montecito Street, to the center line of Nopal
Street thence northwesterly, along the center line of No pal
Street' to the center line of Gutierrez Street; thence southwesterly,
a'Iong the center line of Gutierrez Street, to the cent~r line
of Olive Street; thence southeasterly, along the center hne of
Olive Street and its prolongation to the Pacific Ocean; thence
easterly, along the Pacific Ocean to the point of beginning.
SAN'fA BARBARA PRECINC'f NO. 5
Con1mencing at a point on the beach where State Street would
intersect with the Pacific Ocean; thence north\\esterly, along
the center line of State Street, to the center line of E. Gutierrez
Street; thence northeasterly, alo~g the center Jin~ of E. Gutier_rez
Street, to the center line of Ohve Street and its prolongat1.on
thereof to the Pacific Ocean; thence westerly, along the Pacific
Ocean, to the point of beginning.
SAN'fA BARBARA PRECINCT NO. 6
Con1n1encing at the intersection of Gutierrez and State Streets;
thence northeasterly, along the center line of E. Gutierrez Street,
to the center line or Laguna Street; thence north~esterly, along
the center line of Laguna Street, to the center I.ine of E. Cota
Street; thence southwesterly, along the center hne of E. Cota
Street, to the center line of State Street; th~nce sout~ca~terly,
along the center line of State Street to the point of beg1nn1ng.
SA1 TA BARBARA PRECINCT NO. 7
Commencing at the intersection of Laguna Street and E. Gutierrez
Street; thence northeasterly, along the center line of E.
Gutierrez Street, to the center line of Nopal Street; thence southeasterly,
alon~ the center line of Nopal Street, to the center line
of E. Montec1to Street; thence northeasterly, along the center
line of E. Montecito Street, to the center line of Alisos Street;
thence northwesterly, alon~ the center line of Alisos Street, to
the center line or E. Gutierrez Street; thence southwesterly,
along the center line of E. Gutierrez Street, to the center line of
Milpas Street; thence northwesterly, along the center line of
Milpas Street to the center line of E. Cota Street; thence south\
vesterly, along the center line of E. Cota Street, to the center
line of Laguna Street; thence southeasterly, along the center line
of Laguna Street to the point of beginning.
SANTA BARBARA PRECINCT NO. 8
Co1nmencing at the point of intersection of Yanonali and
Milpas Streets; thence northeasterly, along the center line of
Yanonali Street, to the center line of Sycamore Canon Road;
thence northwesterly, alon~ the center line of Syca1nore Canon
Road, to its intersection with E. Gutierrez Street, if prolonged
northeasterly; thence southwesterly, along the prolongation of
said E. Gutierrez Street to its intersection \vi th Alisos Street;
thence southeasterly, along the center line of Alisos Street, to
the center line of. E. Montecito S~reet; thence southwesterly,
along the center hne of E. Montec1to Street, to the center line
of Mil pas Street; thence southeasterly, along the center line of
Milpas Street, to the point of beginning.
SANTA BARBARA PRECINCT NO. 9
Commencing at the intersection of Milpas and E. Gutierrez
Streets; thence northeasterly, along the center line of E. Gutierrez
Street and its prolongation to the Camino Rey Alberto; thence
northwesterl_Y, along the center line of Camino Rey Alberto, to
the center line of E. Haley Street if prolonged northeasterly;
thence southwesterly, along said prolongation of said E. Haley
Street, to the center line of Soledad Street; thence northwesterly
along the center line of Soledad Street to the center line of E'.
Cota Street; thence southwesterly, along the center line of E.
Cota Street, to the center line of Mil pas Street; thence southeas~
erl~'" along the center line of Milpas Street, to the point of
beginning.
SANTA BARBARA PRECINCT NO. 10
Cominencing at the point of intersection of E. Cota and Milpas
Streets; thence northeasterly, along the center line of E. Cota
Street, to the cent~r line of Soledad Street; thence southeasterly,
along the center line of Soledad Street, to the center line of E.
Haley Street; thence northeasterly, along the center line of E.
Haley Street and its prolongation to the center line of Camino
Rey Alberto; thence northwesterly, along the center line of
Camino Rey Alberto, to its intersection with Park Avenue, if
~rolonged. northeaster!y; thence south,vesterly, along the center
hne of said prolongation or Park Avenue, to the center line of
Voluntario Street; thence southeasterly, along the center line of
Voluntario Street, to the center line of E. De la Guerra Street;
thence southwesterly, along the center line of E. De la Guerra
Street, to the center line of Alisos Street; thence southeasterly
along the center line of Alisos Street, to the center of E. Orteg;
Street; thence southwesterly, along the center line of E. Ortega
Street, to the cen1er line of l\1ilpas Street; thence southeasterly,
along the center line of Milpas Street, to the point of beginning.
SANTA BARBARA PRECINCT NO. 11
. Commencing at the point of intersection of Laguna Street
with E. Cota Street; thence northeasterly, along the center line
of E. Cota Street, to the intersection or Mil pas Street; thence
northwesterly, along the center line of Milpas Street to the center
line. of E. Ortega Street; thence northeasterly, along the
center line of E. Ortega Street, to the center line of Alisos Street;
thence northwesterly, along the center line of Alisos Street to
the center l!ne of De la Guerra Street; thence northeasterly, along
the. center hne of De la Guerra Street, to the center line of Voluntano
Street; thence north\vesterly, along the center l'ne of Voluntario
Street, to the center line of Park Avenue; thence southwesterly,
along the center line of Park Avenue and Canon Perdido
Street, to the center line of Salispuedes Street; thence northwesterly,
along the center line of Salispuedes Street to the center
line of E. Carrillo Street; thence south\vesterly, along the center
line of E. Carrillo Street to the center line of Laguna Street;
thence southeasterly, along the center line of Laguna Street to
the point of be2innin2.
SANTA BARBARA PRECINCT NO. 12
Commencing at the point of intersection of State Street with
E. Cota Street; thence northeasterly, along the center line of
E. Cota Street, to the center line or Laguna Street; thence northwesterly,
along the center line of Laguna Street, to the center
line of E. Carrillo Street; thence southwesterly, along the center
line of Carrillo Street to the center line of State Street; thence
southeasterly, along the center line of State Street, to the point
of beginning.
SANTA BARBARA PRECINCT NO. 13
Con1mencing at the point of intersection of State Street . with
E. Carrillo Street; thence northeasterly, along the center hne of
E. Carrillo Street, to the center line of Laguna Street; thence
northwesterly, along the center line of Laguna Street, to the
center line of E. Figueroa Street; thence southw~sterly, along
the center line of E. Figueroa Street, to the center hne of Garden
Street; thence northwesterly, along the center line of Garden
Street to the center line of E. Ana pa mu Street; thence southweste;
ly, along the center line of E. Anapamu Street, to the
center line of State Street; thence southeasterly, along the center
line of State Street, to the point of beginning.
SANTA BARBARA PRECINCT NO. 14
Comn1encing at the point of intersection of E. Carrillo Str~et
with Laguna Street; thence northeast_erly, along. the center hne
of E. Carrillo Street to the center hne of Salsil?uedes Street;
tlrencc southeasterly, along the center line of Salsipuedes Street
to the center line of Canon Perdido Street; thence northeasterly,
along the center line of Canon Perdido Street to the center line
of Nopal Street; thence north.westerly, al_ong the center line of
Nopal Street to the center line of E. Figueroa Street; thence
northeasterly: along the center line of E. Figueroa Street, to the
center line of Milpas Street; thence northwesterly, along the
center line of Milpas Street to the center line of E. Anapamu
Street; thence southwesterly, along the center line of E. Ana pa mu
Street to the center line of Garden Street; thence southeasterly,
along 0the center line of Garden Street, to the center line. of E.
Figueroa Street; thence northeasterly, along the center hne of
E Figueroa Street to the center line of Laguna Street; thence
so'utheasterly, alon'g the center line of Laguna Street, to the
point of beginning.
SANTA BARBARA PRECINCT NO. 15
Commencing at the point of intersection of Nopal Street \vith
E. Canon Perdido Street; thence northeasterly, along the cen~er
line of E. Canon Perdido Street, and f'.ark Avenue, and to its
intersection with the center line of Camino Rey Alberto; thence
northwesterly, along the ~nter line .of Camino Rey Alberto to
a point where E. Victoria Street, 1 prolonged northe3;sterly,
\VOuld intersect said road; thence south\vesterly, along said prolongation
of E. Victoria Street to its intersection \Vith the center
line of Alta Vista Road; thence southeasterly, along the center
line of Alta Vista Road to the center line of Anapamu Street;
thence northeasterly, al0ong the cen~er line ~f Anapan1u Stree1,
to its intersection with the center hne of Milpas Street; thence
southeasterly, alon~ the center line of Milpas Street, to the
center line or E. Figueroa Street; thence south\ve~terly, along
the center line of E. Figueroa Street, to the center.line of Nopal
Street; thence southeasterly, along the center hne of Nopal
Stre.et, to 1 he point of beginning.
SANTA BARBARA PRECINCT NO. 16
Con1mencing at the point of intersection of E. Gutierrez
Street with the center line of Camino Rey Alberto; thence northeasterly,
along the center line of the prolongation of E. Gutierrez
Street to its intersection with the Sycamore Canon Road; thence
northerly, along the center line of the S~camore Ca~on Road, to
its intersection with the east boundary hne of the City. of Santa
Barbara; thence northerly, along the east boundary hne of the
City of Santa Barbara, to the northeast corne~ of the san:ie;
thence westerly, along the northerly boundary hne of the City
of Santa Barbara to the northwest corner of the same; thence
southerly, along the westerly ti:oundary lin~ of t~e City of Santa
Barbara, to its intersection with Mour;itain r;:nve; thence c?ntinuing
southwesterly, along Mountain Drive a~d .the City
boundary line, to the Mission Creek; thence continuing along
1 the City boundary line in a westerly, southerly and easterly
l direction to Los Olivos Street; thence northeasterly, along Los
Olivos Street to its intersection \vith Alameda Padre Serra;
thence in an' easterly and southeasterly direction, along the
center line of Alaineda Padre Serra and Camino Rey Alberto
to the point or beginning.
SANTA BARBARA PRECINCT NO. 17
Comn1encing at the point of intersection of East Michelt?rena
and California Streets; thence northerly, along the center line of
California Street to its intersection \Vi th Grand Avenue; thence
southeasterly, along the center line of Grand Avenue, to its intersection
with Jin1eno Road; thence northeasterly, along the
center line of jin1eno Road to its intersection with Alan1eda
Padre Serra thence easterly, along the center line of Alan1cda
Padre Serra' and Cainino Rey Alberto to a point 'vh~re East
Victoria Street, if prolonged northeasterly, \vould intersect
Camino Rey Alberto; thence south\vesterly, along the center
line of said prolongation of East Victoria Street to the center
line of Alta Vista Road; thence southeasterly, along the center
line of Alta Vista Road to East Anapamu Street; thence southwesterly,
along the center line of East Anapamu Street t? Salsipuedes
Street; thence northwesterly, along the center line of
Salsipuedes Street, to East Sola Street; thence no~heasterly
along the center line of East Sola Street to Alta Vista Road;
thence northwesterly along Alta Vista Road if prolonged, to
Micheltorena Street, the point of beginning.
SANTA BARBARA PRECINCT NO. 18
Commencing at the point or intersection or East Sola Street
and Laguna Street; thence northeasterly, along the center line
or East Sola Street, to Salsipuedes Street; thence southeasterly,
along the center line or Salsipuedes Street, to the center line 0
Anapan1u Street; thence south\vesterly, along the center line or
Anapamu Street, to Laguna Street; thence north\vesterly, along
the center line or Laguna Street to the point or beginning.
SANTA BARBARA PRECINCT NO. 19
Co1n1nencing at the point or intersection or Santa Barbara
Street and East Victoria Street; thence northeasterly, along the
center line or East Victoria Street to Garden Street; thence
north,vesterly, along the center line 0 Garden Street, to Sola
Street; thence northeasterly, along the center line or Sola Street,
to Laguna Street; thence southeasterly, along the center line or
Laguna Street, to Anapa111u Street; thence south,vesterly, along
the center line 0 Anapa111u Street, to Santa Barbara Street;
thence nortlnvesterly, along the center line or Santa Barbara
Street, to the point of beginning.
SANTA BARBARA PRECINCT NO. 20
Commencing at the point of intersection 0 State Street and
Micheltorena Street; thence northeasterly, along the center line
0 Micheltorena Street to the center line of Santa Barbara
Street; thence southeasterly, along the center line of Santa
Barbara Street, to Ana pa mu Street; thence south,vesterly, along
the center line of Ana pa mu Street to State Street; thence northwesterly,
along the center line of State Street to the point of
beginning.
SANTA BARBARA PRECINCT NO. 21
Commencing at the point of intersection of State Street with
Valerio Street; thence northeasterly, along the center line of
Valerio Street, to the center line or Garden Street; thence southeasterly,
along the center line or Garden Street, to Victoria
Street; thence southwesterly, a long the center line or Victoria
Street, to Santa Barbara Street; thence northwesterly, along
the center line of Santa Barbara Street, to Micheltorena Street;
thence south westerly, along the center line of Micheltorena
Street, to State Street; thence nortlnvesterly, along the center
li~e of State Street, to the point or beginning.
SANTA RARBARA PRECINCT NO. 22
Commencing at the point or intersection or Garden Street
with Arrellaga Street; thence northeasterly, along the center
line of Arrellaga Street to the center line or Olive Street; thence
southeasterly, along the center line of Olive Street, to Sola
Street; thence southwesterly, along the center Line of Sola
Street, to Garden Stre"t; thence north,vesterly, along the center
line of Garden Street to the point or beginning.
SANTA BARBARA PRECINCT NO. 23
Commencing at the point of intersection of Olive Street with
Arrellaga Street; thence northeasterly, along the center line of
Arrellaga Street and its prolongation northeasterly, to its intersection
with Grand Avenue; thence southeasterly, along the
center line of Grand Avenue, to California Street; thence southerly,
along the center line of California Street to the center line
of ~Iicheltorena Street; thence south\vesterly, along the center
line of Micheltorena Street, to Alta Vista Road, i prolonged;
thence southeasterly, along the center line or Alta Vista Road, if
prolonged, to Sola Street; thence southwesterly, along the center
line or Sola Street, to Olive Street; thence north,vesterly, along
the center line of Olive Street, to the point of beginning.
SANTA BARBARA PRECINCT NO. 24
Co1nmcncing at 1 he point of intersection or Cleveland Avenue
and Pedrego!k'l Street; thence northeasterly, along the center
line or Pedregosa Street, to Alan1eda Padre Serra; thence easterly,
along l he center line of Alan1eda Padre Serra, to Jimeno
Road; thence soutlnvesterly, along the center line of Jimeno
Road, to Grand Avenue; thence north\vesterly, along the center
lne of Grand Avenue to Valerio Street; thence southerly, a long
the center line of Valerio Street, to Prospect Street; thence 'vesterly,
along the center line of Prospect Street, to Cleveland
Avenue; thence north\vesterly, along the center line of Cleveland
Avenue, to the point of beginning.
i
SANTA BARBARA PRECINCT NO. 25
Con1mencing at the point or intersection of Laguna Street
\Yi th Arrellaga Street; thence north\vesterly, along the center
line of Laguna Street to Islay Street; thence northeasterly, along
the center line of Islay Street, to Olive Street; thence westerly,
along the center line of Olive Street, to Pedregosa Street; thence
northeasterly, a long the center line of Pedregosa Street, to
Cleveland Avenue; thence ' outheasterly, along the center line of
Cleveland Avenue, to Prospect Avenue; thence easterly, along
the center line of Prospect Avenue, to Valerio Street; thence
northeasterly, along the center line or Valerio Street, to Grand
Avenue; thence southeasterly, along the center line of Grand
Avenue to a point where Arrellaga Street would intersect the
sa1ne if prolonged northeasterly; thence southwesterly, along the
center line of Arrellaga Street, to the point 0 beginning.
SANTA BARBARA PRECINCT NO. 26
Con1mencing at the point of intersection of \ 7alerio Street
\vith State Street; thence northwesterly, along the center line of
State Street to Islay Street: thence northeasterly, along the center
line of Islay Street to Santa Barbara Street; thence northwesterly,
along the center line of Santa Barbara Street, to Pedregosa
Street; thence northeasterly, along the center line of
Peclregosa Street, to Olive Street: thence easterly, along the
center line of Olive Street to Islay Street; thence southwesterly
along the center line 0 Islay Street, to Laguna Street; thenc~
southeasterly, along the center line or Laguna Street, to Arrellaga
Street; thence south\vesterly, along the center line of Arrellaga
~lreet to Garden Street; thence northwesterly, along the center
hne of Carclen Street, to Valerio Street: thence south\vesterly,
along the center line of Valerio Street, to the point of beginning.
SANTA BARBARA PRECINCT NO. 27
Co1nmencing at the point of intersection or Islay \Vith State
Street; thence northwesterly, along the center line of State
Street, to Pueblo Street; thence northeasterly, along the center
line of Pueblo Str~et, to Anacapa Street; thence southeasterly,
a long the center line of Ana ca pa Street, to Los Olivos Street;
thence northeasterly, along the center line of Los Olivos Street, to
Laguna Street; thence southeasterly, along the center line of
Laguna Street, to Padre Street; thence south\vesterly, a long the
center line or Padre Street, to Garden Street; thence southeasterly,
along the center line or Garden Street, to Pedregosa Street;
thence southwesterly, along the center line of Pedregosa Street
to Santa Barbara Street; thence southeasterly, along the cente;
line of Santa Barbara Street, to Islay Street; thence southweste~
ly, along the center line of Islay Street, to the point of beginning.
SANTA BARBARA PRECINCT NO. 28
. Con1n1encing at the point of intersection of Pedregosa Street
with Garden Street; thence north\\esterly, along the center line
of Garden Street, to Padre Street; thence northeasterly, along
the center line of Padre Street, to Laguna ~treet; thence northwesterly,
along the center line of Laguna Street, to Los Olivos
Street; thence northerly, along the center line of Los Olivos
Street to its intersection with Alameda Padre Serra thence in a
southeasterly direction .to Pedregosa Street; thenc~ southwesterly_.
a~ong the center hne of Pedregosa Street, to the point of
beg1nn1ng.
SANTA BARBARA PRECINCT NO. 29
Co1nmencing at the point of intersection of Pueblo Street with
State Street; thence northwesterly, along the center line of State
Street t!' Constance Avenue; thence southwesterly, along the
center line or Constance Avenue, to Hollister Avenue; thence
north\vesterly, a long the center line of Holl ister Avenue, to
Ala111ar Avenue; thence northerly, a long the center line of
Alama_r Avenu~, to. the norther!)'.' C!ty Boundary line; thence
fo llowing the said City boundary hne 1n a southeasterly direction
to the M i~sio~ Creek; thence continuing along the northerly
boundary hne 111 an easterly and southerly direction to Garden
St reet; thence southeasterly, a long the said City boundary
line, to Los Olivos Street; thence south\vesterly along the center
line of Los Olivos Street, ~o Ana ca pa Stree't; thence nocthwesterly,
along the center hne of Anacapa Street, to Pueblo
Street; thence southwesterly, along the center line of Pueblo
Street, to the point of beginning.
futliTA BARBARA PRECil~ CT 110. 30
commenailg at the point of intersection
ot Alamar Avenue with tnu cent ~ r line of Mission
creek;
Thence soutl?Nesterly along the center
line of MiHsion creek to stanley Drive;
Thence westerly along the center line
of Stanley Drive to the westerly boundary line of
the City L1mi ts of the City of Santa Barba :'tt ;
Thence follov1 ing the said westerly boundary
line of the City of 8unta Ba rbbra in a northerly,
westerly, northerly, northeasterly and northerly
direction to the center line of HollisLer Avenue.
Thence easterly along the center line
of Hollister Avenue to t11e center line or Oalle
Laureles;
Thence northerly along the center line of
Calle Laureles to the north ooundary of the City of
Santa &rbara ;
Thence southeasterly along the north boundary
ot the City of Santd Btirbara to the center line
ot Ala.mar Avenue;
Thence southerly o.long the center line of
Alamar Avenue to the point of beginrung.
l
SANTA BARBARA PRECINCT NO. 31
Commencing at the point of intersection of \Vest Mission
Street with Gillespie Street; thence northwesterly, along the
center line of Gillespie Street prolonged northwesterly, to the
\vesterly line of the Bond Tract;_ thence southwester~y. !'llong
the ,vesterly boundary line of said ~ond Tract, ~o its intersection
" 'ith the \vesterly boundary ltne of the City of Santa
Barbara; thence northerly, along the said wester!'. boundary
line of the City of Santa Barbara, to Stanle)'. Dnve; t~ei;ice
easterly along the center line of Stanley Dnve, to M1ss1on
Creek; thence northeasterly, along the center line of the Mission
Creek to Alan1ar Avenue; thence southerly, along the center
Line of Alan1ar Avenue, lo Rancheria Street; thence sout~ea.st
erly along the center line of Rancheria Street, to West l\11ss1on
Stre~t thence southwesterly, along the center line of West
Missidn Street, to the point of begi~ning.
SANTA BARBARA PRECINCT NO. 32
Co1nn1encing al the point of intersection of J unipero Street
with Rancheria Street; thence northwesterly, along the center
line of Rancheria Street, to Alamar Avenue; thence northeasterly
along the center line of Alan1ar Avenue, to Hollister Avenue;
the~ce southeasterly, a long the center line of Hollister Avenue,
to Constance Avenue; thence northeasterly, along the center
line of Constance Avenue to State Street; thence southeasterly,
along the center line of Stale Street, to Quinto Street; thence
soutl1,vesterly, along the center line of Quinto Street, to Bath
Street; thence southeasterly, along the center line of Bath
Street, to j unipero Stree~; thence so~th,vesterly, _along the
center line of J unipero Street, to the point of beg1nn1ng.
SANTA BARBARA PRECINCT NO. 33
Co1n1nencing at the point of intersection of Padre Street w!th
Hollister Avenue; thence north\\esterly, along the center hoe
of Hollister Avenue, to Qu~nto Street; thence north~terly,
along the center line of Quinto Street, to the center ltne of
State Street; thence southeasterly, along the center line of State
Street to Padre Street; thence southwesterly, along the center
line of Padre Street, to the point of beginning.
SAN1'A BARBARA PRECINCT NO. 34
Commencing al the point of intersection of Los Olivos Street
with Rancheria Street; thence northwesterly, along the
center line of Rancheria Street, to J unipero Street; thence
northeasterly, along the center line of J unipero Street, to Bath
Street; thence north,vesterly, along the center line of Bath
Street to Quinto Street; thence northeasterly, along the center
line of Quinto Street, to Hollister Avenue; thence southeasterly,
a long the center line of 1 lollister Avenue, to Los Olivos Street;
thence southwesterly, along the center line of Los Olivos Street,
to Bath Street; thence north 1vcsterly, along the center line of
Bath Street, to Pueblo Street; thence southwesterly, along the
center line of Pueblo Street, to Castillo Street; thence southeasterly,
along the center line of Castillo Street, to Los Olivos
Street; thence south,vesterly, along the center line of Los Olivos
Street, to the point of beginning.
SANTA BARBARA PRECINCT NO. 35
Com1nencing at the point of intersection of \Vest l\1ission
Street with Rancheria Street; thence northwesterly, along the
center line of Rancheria Street to the center line of Los Olivos
Street; thence northeasterly, along the center line of Los Olivos
Street, to the center line of Castillo Street; thence northwesterly,
along the center line of Castillo Street, to the center line of
Pueblo Street; thence northeasterly, along the center line of
Pueblo Street, to the center line of Bath Street; thence southeasterly,
along the center line of Bath Street, to the center line
of Los Olivos Street; thence northeasterly, along the center line
of Los Olivos Street, to the center line of Hollister Avenue;
thence southeasterly, along the center line of Hollister Avenue, to
the center line of Padre Street; thence south\vesterly, along the
center line of Padre Street, to the center line of Bath Street;
thence southeasterly, along the center line of Bath Street to the
center line of W. Mission Street; thence southwesterly, along
the center line of W. Mission Street, to the point of beginning.
SANTA BARBARA PRECINCT NO. 36
Commencing at the point of intersection of West Pedregosa
Street with Bath Street; thence northwesterly, along the center
line of Bath Street, to the center line of Padre Street; thence
northeasterly, along the center line of Padre Street, to the center
line of Stale Street; thence southeasterly, along the center line
of State Street, to the center line of West Pedregosa Street;
thence southwesterly, along the center line of West Pedregosa
Street to the point of beginning.
SAN'fA BARBARA PRECINCT NO. 37
Commencing at the point of intersection of West Valerio
Street with Bath Street; thence northwesterly, along the center
line of Bath Street, to the center line of \Vest Pedrego5a Street;
thence northeasterly, along the center line of West Pedregosa
Street, to the center line of State Street; thence southeasterly,
along the center line of Stale Street, to the center line of \Vest
Islay Street; thence south,vesterly, along the center line of \Vest
Islay Street, to the center line of Chapala Street; thence southeasterly,
along the center line of Chapa la Street, to the center
line of \Vest Valerio Street; thence southwesterly, along the
center line of West Valerio Street, to the point of beginning.
SANTA BARBARA PRECINCT NO. 38
Commencing at the point of intersection of West Islay Street
3:"d Rancheria ?treet; thence northwesterly, along the center
ltne of Ranchena Street, to the center line of \Vest Mission
Street; thence northeasterly, along the center line of West
Mission Street to the center line of Bath Street thence southeasterly,
along the center line of Bath Street to 0the center line
o_f West Valerio S~reet; thence southwesterly, along the center
hne of West Valeno Street, to the center line of Castillo Street;
thence northwesterly, along the center Line of Castillo Street to
the center l!ne of \Vest Islay Street; thence south\vesterly, al~ng
the center ltne of West Islay Street to the point of beginning.
SANTA BARBARA PRECINCT NO. 39
Co11)1nen~ing at the point of intersection of West Islay Street
and ~1llesp1e Street; thence north westerly, along the center line
of G1llesp1e Street, to the center line of West Mission Street;
thence northeasterly, along the center line of West Mission
Street, to the center line of Rancheria Street; thence south~
asterly, along the center line of Rancheria Street, to the center
l!ne of West Islay Street; thence southwesterly, along the center
ltne of West Islay Street, to the point of beginning.
SANTA BARBARA PRECINCT NO. 40
Commencing ~t the point of in~ersection of the northerly line
of the R. f. Pinkham Tract with the westerly City Limits
B?und~ry. ltne; thence ~ortherly and northeasterly, along the
City L1m1ts boundary hoe and the \Vesterly line of the Bond
Tract, to the center line of Gillespie Street, prolonged; thence
southea~terly, along the center line of Gillespie Street, to the
center h_ne of \Vest Islay Street; thence south"'esterly, along the
center line of \Vest Islay Street, to the center line of Robbins
Street; thence southeasterly, along the center Line of Robbins
Street, to the center line of \Vest Valerio Street; thence southwesterly,
along the center line of \Vest Valerio Street to the
center line of Clear Vie\v Road; thence southeasterly aiong the
center line of Clear Vie\v Road to the northerly co;ner of the
Westwood Heights Tract; thence southwesterly, along the westerly
boundary line of the West\\'OOd Heights Tract to the northerly
boundary line of the R. F. Pinkham Tract; 'thence northwesterlY:,
and southwesterly, along the northerly line of the
R. F. Pinkham Tract, to the point of beginning.
SANTA BARBARA PRECINCT NO. 41
Comm~ncing at the point of intersection of West Micheltorena
Str~et with the northeasterly boundary line of the West,vood
Iie1ghts T~act; thence northwesterly, along the northeasterly
boundary line of the Westwood I-Ieights Tract and Clear View
Road, to the center line of West Valerio Street; thence northeasterly,
along the center line of West Valerio Street to the
center l!ne of Robb!ns Street; thence northwesterly, al~ng the
center line of Robbins Street, to the center line of West Islay
Street; thence northeasterly, along the center line of West Islay
Street, to the center line of San Andres Street; thence southi:
asterly, along the c~nter line of San Andres Street, to the center
ltne of _West Valeno Str~et; thence southwesterly, along the
center hne of West Valerio Street, to the center line of Chino
Street; thence southeasterly, along the center line of Chino
Street, to the center line of West Arrellaga Street; thence southwesterly,
along the center line of West Arrellaga Street to the
center l_ine of ;;illespie Street; thence southeasterly, al~n~ the
center ltne of G1llcsp1e Street, to the center line of \Vest l\11cheltorena
~treel; thence southwesterly, along the center line of
West M 1cheltorena Street, to the point of beginning.
SANTA BARBARA PRECINCT NO. 42
Con1~encin~ at the point of intersection of West Arrellaga
~treet \Vtt~ Chino Street; thence northwesterly, along the center
ltne of Chino Street, to the center line of \Vest Valerio Street
thence northeasterly, along the center line of West Valeri~
Street, to the center line of San Andres Street; thence north~
esterly, along the center line of San Andres Street, to the center
l!ne of West Islay Street; thence northeasterly, along the center
hoe of West Islay Street, to the center line of Castillo Street
thence southeasterly, a long the center line of Castillo Street t~
the center line o~ West Valerio Street; thence south ,veste~l y,
along the c~nter hne of West Valerio Street, to the center line
of Rancher!a Street; thence southeasterly, along the center line
of Ranchena Street, to the center line of West Arrellaga Street
thence southwesterly, along the center line of West Arrellag~
Street, to the point of beginning.
SANTA BARBARA PRECINCT NO. 43
Commencing at the point of intersection of West Micheltorena
Street ~vi th Rancherii;i Street; thence northwesterly, along the
center ltne of Ranchena Street, to the center line of \Vest Valerio
Stree~; thence northeasterly, along the center line of West
Valeno Street, to the center line of De la Vina Street thence
southea~terly, along the center line of De la Vina Street, to the
center hne of \Vest Arrellaga Street; thence southwesterly along
the center line of \Vest Arrellaga Street, to the center iine of
Bath Street; thence southeasterly, along the center line of Bath
Street, to the center line of West l\1icheltorena Street; thence
south,vesterly, along the center line of \Vest l\1icheltorena Street
to the point of beginning. '
SANTA BARBARA PRECINCT NO. 44
Commencing at the point of intersection of West Micheltorena
Street, ~vith De la V!na Street; thence northwesterly, along the
center hne of De la Vina Street, to the cent er line of \Vest Valerio
Street; thence northeasterly, along the center line of \Vest Valerio
Street, to the center line of Chapa la Street; thence north\
vesterly, along the center line of Chapala Street, to the center
line of West Islay Street; thence northeasterly, along the center
line of West Islay Street, to the center line of State Street; thence
southeasterly, along the center line of State Street, to the center
line of West Micheltorena Street; thence south,vesterly, along
the center line of West M icheltorena Street, to the point of
beginning.
SAN1'A BARBARA PRECINCT NO. 45
Commencing at the point of intersection of West Sola Street
with Castillo Street; thence north,vesterly, along the center line
of Castillo Street, to the center line of West Micheltorena
Street; thence northeasterly, along the center line of West
M icheltorena Street, to the center line of Bath Street; thence
north\vesterly, along the center line of Bath Street, to the center
line of \Vest Arrellaga Street; thence northeasterly, along the
center line of \Vest Arrellaga Street, to the center line of De la
Vina Street; thence southeasterly, along the center line of De la
\'ina Street, to the center line of \Vest ~1icheltorena Street;
thence northeasterly, along the center line of \Vest Micheltorena
Street, to the center line of State Street; thence southeasterly,
along the center line of State Street, to the center line of \Vest
Sola Street; thence southwesterly, along the center line of \Vest
Sola Street, to the point of beginning.
SA TA BARBARA PRECINCT NO. 46
Commencing at the point of intersection of \Vest Micheltorena
Street \Vi th San Andres Street; thence northwesterly, along the
center line of San Andres Street, to the center line of \Vest
Arrellaga Street; thence northeasterly, along the center line of
West Arrellaga Street, to the center line of Rancheria Street;
thence southeasterly, along the center line of Rancheria Street,
to the center line of West M icheltorena Street; thence northeasterly,
along the center line of West Micheltorena Street, to
the center line of Castillo Street; thence southeasterly, along
the center line of Castillo Street, to the center line of West
Victoria Street; thence south\vesterly, along the center line of
West Victoria Street, to the center line of San Pascual Street;
thence northwesterly, along the center line of San Pascual
Street, to the center Ii ne of West MichPltorena Street; thence
south,vesterly, along the center line of \Vest Micheltorena
Street, to the point of beginning.
SANTA BARBARA PRECINCT NO. 47
Commencing at the point of intersection of \Vest Sola Street
with Gillespie Street; thence north,vesterly, along the center
line of Gillespie Street, to the center line of \Vest Arrellaga
Street; thence northeasterly, along the center line of \Vest
Arrellaga Street, to the center line of San Andres Street; thence
southeasterly, along Lhe center line of San Andres Street, to the
center line of \Vest l\licheltorena Street; thence northeasterly,
along the center line of \Vest l\1 icheltorena Street, to the center
line of San Pascual Street; thence southeasterly, along the center
line of San Pascual Street, to the center line of \Vest Sola Street;
thence south,vesterly, along the center line of \Vest Sola Street,
to the p0int of beginning.
SANTA BARBARA PRECINCT NO. 48
Beginning at the point of intersection of the northerly line
of the R. F. Pinkhan1 Tract 'vith Westwood Drive; thence northeasterly,
along the center line of \Vest\vood Drive and the
westerly boundary line of West,vood Tieights Tract and Robertson
and Schurmeier Tract to the center line of Clear Vie'v Road;
thence southeasterly, along the center line of Clear Vie'v Road,
to the center line of \.Vest Micheltorena Street; thence northeasterly,
along the center line or \.Vest M icheltorena Street, to
the center line of Gillespie Street; thence southeasterly, along
the center line of Gillespie Street, to the center line or West Sola
Street; thence northeasterly, a long the center line of West Sola
Street to the center line of San Andres Street; thence southeasteriy,
along the center line of San Andres Street, to the center
line of West Victoria Street; thence south,vesterly, along the
center line of \Vest Victoria Street, to the center line or Chino
Street; thence southeasterly, along the center line or Chino
Street to the center line of West Carrillo Street; thence southweste~
ly, a long the center line of \Vest Carrillo Street if prolonged,
and \Vest Ridge Road to the point of beginning.
SANTA BAR'BARA PRECll'\CT ~O. 49
Commencing at Lhe point of intersection of \Vest Victoria
Street " 'ith San Andres Street; thence northwesterly, along the
center line of San Andres Street, to the center line of \Vest Sola
Street; thence northea: terly, along the center line of \\lest Sola
Street, to the center line of San Pascual Street; thence southeasterly,
along the center line of San Pascual Street, to the center
line of West Victoria Street; thence northeasterly, along the
center line of West Victoria Street, to the center line of Castillo
Street; thence southeasterly, along the center line of Castillo
Street, to the center line of West Anapamu Street; thence southwesterly,
along the center line or West Anapan1u Street, to the
center line of Rancheria Street; thence southeasterly, along the
center line of Rancheria Street, to the center line of West Carrillo
Street; thence southwesterly, along the center line of West
Carrillo Street, to the center line of San Andres Street; thence
southeasterly, along the center line of San Andres Street, to the
easterly boundary line of Block A of the Packard Tract and the
center line of \.Vest Carrillo Street; thence southwesterly, along
the center line of West Carrillo Street and eastern boundary
line of Block A of the Packard Tract, to the center line of Chino
Street; thence northwesterly, alon~ the center line of Chino
Street, to the center line of West Victoria Street; thence northeasterly,
along the center line of West Victoria Street to the
point of beginning.
SANTA BARBARA PRECINCT NO. SO
Commencing at the point of intersection of West Anapamu
Street with Castillo Street; thence northwesterly, along the
center line of Castillo Street, to the center line of West Sola
Street; thence northeasterly, along the center line of \Vest Sola
Street, to the center line of De la Vina Street; thence southeasterly,
along the center line of De la Vina Street, to the center
line of West Anapamu Street; thence south\vesterly, along the
center line of West Anapamu Street, to the p0int of beginning.
SANTA BARBARA PRECINCT NO. 51
Commencing at the point of intersection of Figueroa Street
and De la Vina Street; thence northwesterly, along the center
line of De la Vina Street, to the center Line of Sola Street; thence
northeasterly, along the center line of Sola Street, to the center
line of State Street; thence southeasterly, a long the center line
of State Street, to the center line of Figueroa Street; thence
southwesterly along the center line of Figueroa Street, to the
point of beginning.
SANTA BARBARA PRECINCT NO. 52
Commencing at the point of intersection of.Carrillo Street
with Bath Street; thence northwesterly, along the center line
of Bath Street, to the center line of Anapamu Street; thence
northeasterly, a long the center line of Anapamu Street, to the
center line of De la Vina Street; thence southeasterly, along the
center line of De la Vina Street, to the center line of Figueroa
Street; thence northeasterly, along the center line of Figueroa
Street to tHe center line of State Street; thence southeasterly,
along the center line of State Street, to the center line of Carrillo
Street; thence southwesterly, along the center line of Carrillo
Street, to the p0int of beginning.
SANTA BARBARA PRECINCT NO. 53
Beginning at the point of intersection of Canon Perdido Street
'Yith Rancheria. Street; thence northwesterly, along the center
ltne of Ranchena Street, to the center line of Anapamu Street;
thence northeasterly, along the center line of Anapamu Street,
to the center line of Bath Street; thence southeasterly along
the center line of Bath Street, to the center line of Carrillo 'street;
thence southwesterly, along the center line of Carrillo Street
to the center line of Castillo Street; thence southeastert71 along
the center line of Castillo Street, to the center line o Canon
Perdido Street; thence southwesterly along the center line of
Canon Perdido Street, to th'e point of beginning.
SANTA BARBARA PRECINCT NO. 54
Commencing at the point of intersection of Castillo Street
with De la Guerra Street; thence southwesterly, along the center
line of De la Guerra Street and its extension thereof to the northerly
line of Franklin Heights; thence northwesterly, along the
northerly line of Franklin Heights, to the center line of West
Carrillo Street, which is closed; thence northeasterly, along the
center line of said Street to the center line of San Andres Street
thence northwesterly, along the center line of San Andr~
Street, to the center line of West Carrillo Street; thence nor theasterly,
following the curve of W. Carrillo Street to the center
l!ne of Rancheri!l Street; thence southeasterly, along the center
hne of Ranchena Street, to the center line of Canon Perdido
Street; thence northeasterly, a long the center line of Canon
Perdido Street, to the center line of Castillo Street; thence southeasterly,
along the center line of Castillo Street, to the point
of beginning.
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SANTA BARBARA PRECINCT NO. 55
Commencing at the point of intersection of Canon Perdido
Street and Castillo Street; thence north\vesterly, along the center
line of Castillo Street to the center line of Carrillo Street; thence
northeasterly, along 'the center line of Carrillo Street, to the
center line of Chapala Street; thence southeasterly, along the
center line of Chapala Street to the center line of De Ia Guerra
Street; thence southwesterly, along the center line of De la
Guerra Street, to the center line of Bath Street; thence nor~h\
Vesterly, along the center line of Bath Street, lo the center llne
of Canon Perdido Street; thence southwesterly, along the center
line of Canon Perdido Street, to the point of beginning.
SANTA BARBARA PRECINCT NO. 56
Commencing at the point of intersection of Cota Street w!th
De la Vina Street; thence northwesterly, along the center line
of De la Vina Street to the center line of De la Guerra Street;
thence northeasterly', along the center line of De la Guerra
Street, to the center line of Chapa la Street; thence northwe~terly,
along the center line of Chapala Street, to the center l~ne of
Carrillo Street; thence northeasterly, along the center line of
Carrillo Street, lo the center line of State Street; thence sou~heasterly
along the center line of State Street, to the center line
of Cota' Street; thence south\vesterly, along the center line of
Cota Street, to the point of beginning.
SANTA BARBARA PRECINCT NO. 57
Commencing at the point of intersection of W. Cota Street
with Castillo Street; thence north\vesterly, along the center
line of Castillo Street to the center line of Canon Perdido
Street; thence northea'sterly, along the center line of Canon
Perdido Street to the center line of Bath Street; thence southeasterly,
along' the center line of Bath Street, to the center line
of De Ia Guerra Street; thence northeasterly, along the center
line of De la Guerra Street, to the center line of De Ia Vina
Street; thence southeasterly, along the center line of De la Vina
Street to the center line of Ortega Street; thence south\vesterly,
along the center line of Ortega Street, to the center line of Bath
Street; thence southeasterly, along the center line of Bath
Street to the center line of Cota Street; thence southwesterly,
along the center line of Cota Street, to the point of beginning.
SANTA BARBARA PRECINCT NO. 58
Commencing at the point of intersection of Castillo Street
and Cota Street; thence southwesterly, along the center line of
Cota Street to the center line of San Pascual Street; thence
northwesteri'y, along the center line of San Pascual Street, to
the center line of Ortega Street; thence southwesterly, along the
center line of Ortega Street to the center line of Marilla Avenue,
extended; thence northw~sterly, along the extension of said
Avenue to its intersection with E. De la Guerra Street; thence
northea~terly, along the center line of E. De la Guerra Street, to
the center line of Castillo Street; thence southeasterly, along
the center line of Castillo Street, to the point of beginning.
SANTA BARBARA PRECINCT NO. 59
Commencing at the point of intersection of Bath Street w!th
l\1ontecito Street; thence southwesterly, along the center line
of Montecilo Street to the center line of Rancheria Street; thence
north\vesterly, along the center line of Rancheria Street, to the
center line of Gutierrez Street; thence south\vesterly, along the
center line of Gutierrez Street, and its prolongation, to the center
line of Cliff Drive; thence southwesterly, and follo\ving the center
line of Cliff Drive, to the southwesterly boundary line of property
of Burt More; thence northwesterly, along the southwesterly
boundary line of the property of Burt More, and its prolongation
thereof, to \Vest Ridge Road; thence northeasterly, along.West
Ridge Road and its extension thereof, to the northerly hne of
the Franklin Heights; thence southeasterly, along the boundary
line of said Franklin Heights, to a point where it would intersect
De la Guerra Street, if prolonged south\vesterly; thence northeasterly,
along said prolongation of De la Guerra Street, to its
intersection with Marilla Avenue; thence southeasterly, along
the center line of l\1arilla Avenue, to \Vest Ortega Street; thence
northeasterly, along the center line of West Ortega Street, to
!:ian Pascual Street; thence southeasterly, along the center line
of San Pascual Street, to the center line of West Cota Street;
thence northeasterly, along the center line of \Vest Cota Street,
to the center line of Castillo Street; thence southeasterly, along
the center line of Castillo Street, to the center line of \Vest
Haley Street; thence northeasterly, along the center line of West
1-laley Street, to the center line of Bath Street; thence southeasterly,
along the center line of Bath Street, to the point of
beginning.
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SANTA BARBARA PRECINCT NO. 60
Beginning at the point of intersection of Chapala Street with
West Haley Street; thence southwesterly, along the center line
of West Haley Street, to the center line of Castillo Street thence
northw~terly, along the center line of Castillo Street,' to the
:enter line of Cota Street; thence northeasterly, along the center
line of Cota Street, to the center line of Bath Street thence
~orthwesterly, along the center line of Bath Street, to the center
l!ne of Ortega Street; thence northeasterly, along the center
line of Ortega Street, to the center line of De la Vina Street
thence southeasterly, along the center line of De la Vina Street'
to the c~nler line of Cota Street; thence northeasterly, along th~
center line of Cota Street, to the center line of Chapa la Street
thence .southeast':rlY! along the center line of Chapa la Street t~
the point of beg1nn1ng. '
SANTA BARBARA PRECINCT NO. 61
Beginning ~t the point of intersection of State Street with
~est Montec1to Str~et; thence southwesterly, along the center
hne of West Montec1to Street, to the center line of De la Vina
Street; thence nor thwesterly, along the center line of De la Vina
Street, to the center line of Gutierrez Street; thence southwesterly,
along the center line of Gutierrez Street, to the center line
of Bath Street; thence nort~westerly, along the center line of
Bath Street, to the center hne of Haley Street; thence northeasterly,
along the center line of Haley Street, to the center line
of Chapala Street; thence north\vesterly, along the center line
of Chapa la Street, to the center line of Cota Street thence
~ortheasterly, along the center line of Cota Street, to th'e center
hne of State Street; thence southeasterly, a long the center line
of State Street, to the point of beginning.
SANTA BARBARA PRECINCT NO. 62
Comn1encing at the point of intersection of Monlecito Street
with State Street; thence southeasterly, along the center line
of State Street, to the shore line of the Pacific Ocean; thence
southwesterly, along the shore line of the Pacific Ocean, to a
point that would intersect Rancheria Street, if prolonged southeasterly;
thence northwesterly, along said prolongation of Rancheria
Street, to the center line of Montecito Street; thence northeasterly,
along the center line of MonteciLo Street, to the center
line of Bath Street; thence north\vesterly, along the center line
of Bath Street, to the center line of Gutierrez Street; thence
northeasterly, along the center line of Gutierrez Street, to the
center line of De la Vina Street; thence southeasterly, along the
center line of De la Vina Street, to the center line of l\1ontecito
Street; thence northeasterly, along the center line of Montecito
Street, to the point of beginning.
SANTA BARBARA PRECINCT NO. 63
Beginning at a point where the \vesterly boundary line of the
City of Santa Barbara intersects the northwesterly line of the
Pinkha1n Tract; thence northeasterly and southeasterly, along
the northerly line of the Pinkham Tract, to the northwest corner
of the Fellowship Tract; thence continuing southeasterly, along
the northerly line of the Fello\vship Tract, to the northeasterly
boundary line of the Beckstead Tract; thence southeasterly along
the northerly line of the Beckstead Tract and the southwesterly,
line of property of Burt l\ifore, to the center line of Cliff Drive;
thence northeasterly, along the cent'r line of Cliff Drive, to a
point where the extension of \Vest Gutierrez Street prolonged
south\vesterly \vould intersect the same; thence northeasterly,
along said prolongation of \Vest Gutierrez Street, to the center
line of Rancheria Street; thence southeasterly, along the center
line of Rancheria Street and its prolongation to the shore line
of the Pacific Ocean; thence in a south\vesterly direction, along
the shore line of the Pacific Ocean, to the westerly boundary line
of the City of Santa Barbara; thence northeasterly, follo\ving
the City Boundary Line of Santa Barbara, to the point of beginn1ng.
SANTA MARIA PRECINCT NO. 1
Comprises all that portion of the City of Santa Maria lying
east of Broad,vay, north of Main Street and south of Mill
Street.
SANTA MARIA PRECINCT NO. 2
Comprises all that portion of the City of Santa Maria lying
east of Broadway, north of Mill Street and south of Tunnell
Street.
SANTA MARIA PRECINCT NO. 3
Comprises all that portion of the City of Santa Maria lying
east of Broadway and north of Tunnell.
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SANTA l\IARIA PRECINCT NO. 4
Beginning at the intersection of North Broad,vay and \Vest
Tunnell Street; thence westerly to intersection of \Vest Tunnell
Street and Pacific Coast R.R.; thence northerly to intersection
of Pacific Coast R.R. and \Vest \Vhitney Road; thence easterly
along \Vest \Vhitney Road to north Broad,vay; thence southerly
to the point of beginning.
SANTA l\1ARIA PRECINCT NO. 5
Beginning at the intersection of North Broadway and \Vest
Tunnell Street; thence westerly to the intersection of \Vest
Tunnell Street and the Pacific Coast R.R.; thence southerly
along the Pacific Coast R.R. to the intersection of West Ivlill
Street; thence easterly to the intersection of West Mill Street
and North Broadway; thence northerly to the point of beginning.
SANTA MARIA PRECINCT NO. 6
Beginning at the intersection of North Broad\vay and West
Mill Street; thence \Vesterly to the intersection of \Vest Mill
Street and Pacific Coast R.R.; thence southerly to the intersection
of Pacific Coast R.R. and West Ivlain Street; thence easterly to
the intersection of West Main Street and North Broadway;
thence northerly to the point of beginning.
SANTA MARIA PRECINCT NO. 7
Comprises all that portion of the City of Santa Maria lying
\Vest of the Pacific Coast Railroad Tracks, north of Main Street
and Blosser Road.
SANTA l\1AR IA PRECINCT NO. 8
Comprises all that portion of the City of Santa Maria lying
west of the Pacific Coast Railroad Tracks and south of l\1ain
Street.
SANTA l\1ARIA PRECINCT NO. 9
Comprises all that portion of the City of Santa Maria lying
\vest of Broadway, south of Main Street, east of the Pacific
Coast Railroad Tracks and north of Cypress Street.
SANTA l\1ARIA PRECINCT NO. 10
Comprises all that portion of the City of Santa JVIaria lying
'vest of Broadway, south of Cypress Street, east of the Pacific
Coast Railroad 'fracks and north of Orange.
SAN'l'A MARIA PRECINCT NO. 11
Beginning at the intersection of South Broadway and West
Orange Street; thence westerly to intersection of West Orange
Street and Pacific Coast R.R.; thence southerly to the intersection
of Pacific Coast R.R. and West Boone Street; thence easterly
to the intersection of \Vest Boone Street and South Thornburg
Street; thence southerly to the intersection of South Thornburg
Street and West Jones Street; thence easterly to the intersection
of West Jones Street and South Broad,vay; thence northerly
to the point of beginning.
SA1 TA l\1ARIA PRECINCT ~O. 12
Beginning at the intersection of South Lincoln Street and
\Vest Jones Street; thence \Vesterl}' to the intersection of \Vest
Jones Street and South 1' hornburg Street; thence northerly to
the intersection of South Thornburg Street and \Vest Boone
Street; thence westerly to the intersection of \Vest Boone
Street, and Pacific Coast R.R.; thence southerly to the intersection
of Pacific Coast R.R. and \!Vest Morrison Avenue; thence
easterly to the intersection of \!Vest Morrison Avenue and South
Lincoln Street; thence northerly to the point of beginning.
SANTA MARIA PRECINCT NO. 13
Comprises all that portion of the City of Santa Maria bounded
as follows:
Con1n1encing at a point at the intersection of South Lincoln
Street and Jones Street, going south to the corner of Morrison
a nd Lincoln Street; thence 'vest to the Pacific Coast Railroad
T racks; thence south to the Stowell Road; thence east to South
Broad\vay; thence north to Jones Street; thence \vest to the
point of beginning.
SANTA MARIA PRECINCT NO. 14
Comprises all that portion of the City of Santa Maria lying
east of Broadway, north of Cypress, \vest of School Street and
south of Main Street.
SANTA l\1ARIA PRECINCT NO. 15
Comprises all that portion of the City of Santa Maria lying
east of Broadway, north of Jones Street, \Vest of School Street
and south of Cypress.
SANTA l\ IARIA PRECINCT NO. 16
Comprises all that portion of the City of Santa Maria lying
east of School Street, north of Cypress and south of l\tfain Street.
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SANTA MARJA PRECINCT NO. 17
Comprises all that portion of the City of Santa Maria lying
east of School Street, north or Orange Street and south of Cypress
Street.
SANTA MARIA PRECINCT NO. 18
Beginning at the intersection of South Miller Street and East
Stowell Road; thence easterly to the intersection of East Sto\vell
Road and Tunnell Road; thence northerly to the intersection
of Tunnell Road and East Orange Street; thence westerly to the
intersection of East Orange Street and South School Street; I thence southerly to the intersection of South School Street a nd
East Jones Street; thence westerly to the intersection of East
Jones Street and South Miller Street; thence southerly to the
point of beginning.
SANTA MARIA PRECINCT NO. 19
Beginning at the intersection of South Broadway and East
Stowell Road; thence easterly to the intersection of East Stowell
Road and South Miller Street; thence northerly to the intersection
of South l\1iller Street and East Jones Street thence westerly
to the intersection of East Jones Street and South Broad\
vay; thence southerly to the point of beginning.
SANTA MARIA PRECINCT NO. 20
Beginning at a point in the center of the Santa Maria River
and being at the intersection of the east prolongation of the
south line of Section 17, Township 10 north, Range 33 west
S.B.B.& M. the same point being on the boundary line of th~
c;ounty of Santa Barbara; thence west along the east prolongation
of the south line of fore-mentioned Section 17 to the ()1)
quarter corner between. Sec.tion 17 and 20 of said Township;
thence west on the section line between Sections 17 20 and 18
19, Township 10 north, Range 33 west, and Secti~n 13 24 t~
the common corner of Sections 13, 14, 23, 24, Town;hip 10
north, Range 34 west; thence north on the section line between
Sections 13, 14 and 11, 12 to the common corner 1 2 11 and
12, 'fownship 10 north, Range 34 \vest; thence w~st' on the
section line between Sections 2, 11 and 3 10 to the comn1on
corner of Sections 3, 4, 9, 19, To\vnship '10 north, Range 34
west; thence south on the section line between Sections 9 a nd 10
to the common corner or Sections 9, 10, 15, 16, Township 10
north, Range 34 'vest, the same point being on the center line
of the Sant~ Maria-Guadalupe H!ghway; thence westerly along
the center line of the Santa Mana-Guadalupe Highway to the
westerly line of the Rancho Punta de la Laguna; thence northeasterly
and northwesterly along the westerly line of Rancho
Punta de la Laguna to the northerly boundary line of the County
of. Santa Barbara; thence easterly and southeasterly along the
said County boundary to easterly end of the marked County
boundary line; thence continuing southeasterly along the center
of the Santa Maria River to the point of beginning.
SANTA l\1ARIA PRECINCT NO. 21
Beginning at a point in the center of Santa l\1aria River and
being at the intersection of the east prolongation of the south
line of Section 17, Township 10 north, Range 33 west, S. B. B.&
1\1., the said point being on the boundary line of the County of
Santa Barbara; thence west along the east prolongation of the
south line fore-mentioned Section 17, to the quarter corner
bet,veen Sections 17 and 20 of said To\vnship; thence \Vest on
the section line between Sections 17, 20 and 18, 19 or forementioned
To,vnship and continuing \Vest on the section line bet\veen
Sections 13, 24 and 14, 23 and 15, 22 to the con1mon corner of
Sections 15, 16, 21 and 22, Township 10 north, Range 34 \Vest;
thence north one n1ile to the comn1on corner or Sections 9, 10,
15, 16, Township 10 north, Range 34 west, the same point being
on the center line or the Santa Maria-Guadalupe Highway;
thence \vesterly along the center line of the Santa Maria-Guadalupe
I-Iigh,vay to the intersection of the center of the County
Road near the northwest corner of Subdivision No. 6 of the
Rancho Punta de la Laguna; thence south along the center line
of the County Road which is adjacent to the 'vest side of Subdivision
No. 6, 8 and 9 of the Rancho Punta de la Laguna to
the projected south line of To,vnship 10 north, Range 34 west;
thence cast along the south line of said projected Township to
the east line of the Rancho Punta de la Laguna and thence
continuing east along the south line or To,vnship l 0 north,
Ilange 34 west, and 1'o,vnship 10 north, Range 33 west, to the
southeast corner of Section 33, Township 10 north, Range 33
west; thence north along the section line bet,veen Sections 33
and 34 and the east line of Section 28, and continuing north to
the intersection of the Santa Maria River; thence north\\esterly
al.ong the center of the Santa J\1aria River to the point of beginning.
December gth, 1941
Associated Telephone Company GENERAL FUND
do do
Ayala, John
Babcock, Dwight
- B-ailey, Mre. Ethel H.
Bailey, Mrs. Ethel H
Baird, Charles G
,
3.00
30.02
10.00
50.00
11.00
11.00
20.60
Baker Linen Company, H. W. 5.93
Balaam, LeRoy 5.00
Ball, N. L
Bane, Velma
B&nk of America Nt & Sa
Barbara Drive Inn Market
Barca, Zilda
Barnes, Charle s
L & L Barnett
Bartholomew, llre. Pearl
Bartlett, Stanley
.
Barton, Kary
Beacon Truck Wrecking Company
Bean, Florence I.
.
Beattie, Kinnie E.
Beaudette, Mre. Loretta
Bedford, Mrs. w. I
Beetler, Dr. A. M.
Begg, Robert
Bell, Robert A.
Bello, v.
Bensen, Newt
Bernard, G. O.
Bertino, Joseph J.
Bertero, Julee
Berterott1, Josephine
Bertino, Marie Baron
Bethlehem Steel Company
Biddle, Bessie
.
Bidgood, Linda
Blackburn, Lewie c.
Blevins, Bessie
Boelke, Gus
Boles, Frances
Borgatello, Charles
Bothwell, Mrs. 'Mn.
Bounds, Dick
Bowers & Stokes
Bowman, Harry J.
Bradbury, w. w.
,
Bradfield, Bernice
Bradley True~ Company-
Bramham, Jamee
Branch, Inez
. .
lOo.oo
i o.35
125.00
100.00
134.64
25.00
26.00
90.00
149.35
20.00
50.00
25.00
9.66
50.00
120.00
135.00
220.00
100.00
100.00
165.00
200.00
s.50
5.00
7374.72
14.oo
52.00
25.00
45.00
s.50
s5.oo
3.50
i6.oo
lo.oo
27.30
322.93
10.00
105.00
72.00
35.00
107.33
141
142
Braun Corporation GENERAL FUND
. -Brechtelsbauer, Ottilie
Brink, A. W.
Brittain, H. w
Brock's Market
Browman, R. D.
Brown, Jeanette
Brown' Kary E.
Brown's Drug Store
Buck, Mrs. M. H.
Buckalew, Mrs. Myra O.
Bucklin, Mrs. Lela
Buell, Buster
Burbridge., Frank
Burola, I. K.
Cagoulidee, Andrew
Calder, Robert
Calderon, Lavina
Caldwell, Mrs. Alda B
California Corrugated Culvert Oo
California Tire Company
Camargo, Josephine
Campbell Horticultural. Co.
Campbell, J. Gary
Carlisle & Co., A
Carlson, Elenore
Carlson, Hilma a
Carpinteria Valley Lumber Co
Carpinteria Water Company
Carricaburu, Mrs. J
Carrillo Hotel Co
Case, Dr. Harold T
Castagnola, George v
Castro, Irene
Ca tchpole, Mra Opal
Catchpole, llrs. Opal
Catholic Big Bros
Chackel, Candid
Chandler, Helen
Chaucer, Norton c
City Contracting Company
City do do
City Fire Prevention
City Mill & Lumber Company of Santa Barbara
City of Santa Maria
City of Santa Maria
Clark, Emily
Clark, Robert
Clark, Webster F
Clarke, Patience
Cleveland, Pauline
120.00
5.00
15.00
l0.24
139.20
7.56
l6o.oo
41.90
g.50
20.00
25.00
165.00
75.00
160.00
i5.oo
so.oo
45.00
3.67
4s9.46
i.55
s.oo
21.31
10.00
7.92
160.00
9.50
1.75
11.11
25.00
i3.75
45.25
33.96
50.00
3.s7
30 .97
2.50
s.oo
2.00
l.OO
29.04
7.36
12.SO
2.4-0
100.00
72.50
5.66
95.00
66.67
December Sth, 1941
Click, Pansy GENERAL FUND
Clinton, Leo E
Coast Service Station Eq1p. Co
Coen, Elizabeth H
Cohen, Peter
Coldren, Edna
Colton, Wrs. Josephine
Commercial O!!ice SUpply Co
do do
do do
do do
cb do
Common, Fletcher
Common, Fletcher
Commonwe8.lth Find~Division of Publications
.
Conover, Gertrude M.
Cook, Mrs. Ivy
Cooley, Harry
Cooley, J. D
.
Costos, Mrs. Mary
Cottage Grocery
Council of Social Agencies
Cox, Margaret
Cox, Martha
Coy, Katherine J.
Crane, Edward E.
Crenshaw, Stephen
Crews, H. R.
Crittenton Home, Florence
Cruz, Maria
Cutter Laboratories
Dairy Dept. Santa Barbara Co.Farm Bureau
Dal Pozm , Joe
Dana, Lydia
Darby, Irene
D- arling, Mrs. Eleanor
Darl ing, Mrs. Eleanor
Davies, Evelyn V
Day, Phoebe H.
De la Torre, Crencencio
Delphe7, Calvin c.
De Mars, Harold V.
Dennis, Mrs. Dorothy
Dias, Mrs. Viola
Litco Laboratories
Dinsmore, Thomae T
Disman, Walt er
Doane Building Company
-
Dohrmann Hotel Supply Company
Dominges, Bob A.
t s5.oo
so.oo
297.00
25.00
326.29
16o.oo
g3.33
9.04
3.g5
g9.g7
4.64
1S2.!4
130.00
40.00
4.~
150.00
5.33
54.oo
1.50
s.50
7.29
s3.33
so.oo
100.00
75.00
150.00
15.00
151.20
s .33
10.00
103. 76
s.50
27.30
g5 .00
15.00
13.00
13.00
i4o.oo
130.00
15.00
s.49
25.00
7.50
6o.oo
2. 43
3.6o
161.00
12.62
11.02
113
144
'
Doornbush., Louise
Dotson, Billie Lois
Douglas, Weldon
Downing, Emily
Doyle, P. H.
Drabn1ck, Isabelle
Dudley Mortuary
Durb iano Dairy
Durbiano, Mike
Dyer, Mrs. Vera
.
Eagle, Irene
Eby, Isabelle
F.l'lrenborg, Ruth D
Eisenberg's
GENERAL FUND
El Rey Surgical Supply Company
do do
do do
Elske, Lillie
English, Ruth A.
Erena.ndes, Ysabele
Escobar, Ray
Evermann, Martha
Everette, Charles
Farmer Brothers Company
Feathers, Ruth
Federal Drug Company
Feliz, Marjorie
.
Felmlee, C. E.
Fenstermaker, Rose
Fent, John
Fill1pp1ni, R. C.
Firestone Auto Supply & Service Stores
Fisher, Everett
Five C Ret1ning Company
Fleming's Grocery
Flores, Esther
Foothill Dairy
Foss, Gates
France Cate
Franck, Otto J.
Franklin, Mrs. c. o
Fraser, Lill ian
Fraser, Sara Frances
Free Mvertiser
.
Fresno Market
Froom Tank Company
do do
Fullwood, Rebecca s.
Gaines Grocery
Garcia, Mrs. Gabriel
Garcia, Paul
42.50
g5.00
4o.oo
60.00
37.50
102.50
35.00
51.39
10.00
10.00
g5 .00
50.00
154.15
4.33
90.g5
295.4o
32.73
100.00
120.00
s.oo
50.00
125.00
12.50
21.og
90.00
1.39
1()5.00
1.91
11.00
47.90
50.00
269.76
50.00
g2.47
i7.2g
50.00
17.55
135.00
23.43
l0.4o
14.oo
100.00
46.66
534.6g
25.24
1.29
1.24
125.00
7.31
30.00
15.00
Gardner-Wheaton Drug Company GENERAL FUND
Garlock Packing Company
Garrigan, J. D.
Gates, F. H.
Gates, Mrs. Hattie
Gates, Howard
Gaviota Store
Geyman and Gates, Dre.
Gilberti, Jilnilio
Gingrich, Jr., C. E
G & M. Market
Goble, Jean
Godsey, Thomas
Golden State Company
do do
Goleta Garage and Machine Shop
Goleta Valley Leader
Gonzales, Mrs. Carlotta
Oo.tt, C. A
Gower, Alvin H.
Gr ff', Barbara
Grayston-Of!utt X-Ray Company
do do
Green, Mrs. H. L.
Greeson, Mrs. Flora A.
Grisingher, Cleo
Groom, Ralph
Grossman, Charlotte
Grothe, Jos eph
Grubb, o. A
Guild Orange & Juice Supply
Gutierrez, Mrs. Dora
Haas Brothers
Hager, Emma
Hanson Equipment Company
Harberts, Richard
Hardy, Clara G.
Haslam & Company, w. A.
Hauser, E. E.
Hauser , E. E.
Hawver, Helen
Henning, Jack
Henry, Charles
Hensley, Raymond
Herdman, David
Herman's Market
Hernandez, Miss Esther M.
Hibbs, Eva
Higginson, Sarah
Hilmer, Fred
2.22
1.21
201.!6
3og.94
2.50
g.oo
i.gg
4g.oo
13.00
55.00
24.72
120.00
21.33
243.19
16. 65
6.44
42.67
25.00
125.00
125.00
90.00
1. 67
156. 25
25.00
7 . 50
15.00
45.00
120.00
55.00
4o.oo
16.oo
40.00
4o.74
150. 00
27.19
45.00
102.50
ig.70
35.00
52.67
145.00
125.00
4o.oo
175.00
24.oo
132.90
26. 00
10.00
26.00
13.33
145
146
Hing Yuen Co.
Hite, Mark w.
Hobbs, c.
GENERAL FUND
Hobbs, Hobert N.
Hoeck, Elsie
Holdener, Mary
Holeton, Donna
Holland, Welch & }\yce
Hollis, A. F.
Holser & Bailey
do
Hopkins, Otto
Horn, George
Hossack, D. L.
Hotchkell, George
Howard's Grocery
Howerton, Fern
Hudson, Phyllis
Huerta, Cesario
Hutt, N. G
Hutf, Neal
Huf'!, Virginia
Hughes, Louise
Hummel Sheet Metal Works
Hunt, R. B.
Hurlbut, Helen
Huyck, Elleta
Ingrim, F.arl B
Interstate Bakeries Corp
Italian Store
Jacobsen, E. B
Jagemann, Frieda E
James, C. E
James Wm. H
Janes, A. F
janssens, Albert A
Jenkins, Harry
Johnson, Alice
Johnson, Claude M.
Johnson, Mrs. Dell
Johnson, James B
Johnson, Mrs. Vyola
Johnson, w. B
Johnson, w. B
Johnson, Winifred
Johnston, w. F.
Jones Stationery & Gifts
Jones Stationery and Gifts
Jones, Vivian
Jones, Vivi,_.n
Jordano Bros.
'
31.16
7.31
151.20
115.00
i6o.oo
4o.oo
so.oo
85.00
so.oo
17.39
ig.77
15.00
5.00
10.39
90.00
42.70
25.00
100.00
9.00
9.6o
57.00
36.00
46.oo
3.56
12.00
i75.oo
125.00
190.00
66.02
70.13
200.00
i25.oo
9.62
35.00
125.00
4.50
4o.oo
90.00
ig.oo
50.00
i4.oo
95.g3
15.26
5.00
45.00
6o.oo
1.23
2.06
10.00
10.00
67.20
Jordano Bros GENERAL FUND
do do
Juillard-Cockorott Corporation
Xallman's Garden Nursery
Kallman's Garden Nursery
Kandabashi , Ki zo
.L'I Ka. ne, Dina
Kane, Edward
.
Karl's Grocery
Keating, Marguerite
.
Keating, Mar7
kelley-Koett lltg. Co.
leelley, Henry
Kendrick, Ruth o
Keran Laundry
Ketterer, A. c
.
King, Arilla E
Kinkead, Frances
Kittridge, Jr., D. w
Knapp, Grace H.
Knapp, Rose
Komlei, Charles
Koran, Fred
.
Kotas, Velma
Krelle Plumbing & Eleotrio Co.
.
Kyle, Chet
LaBreche, Jessie
Langworthy, Muriel
.
Lant, c. J.
La Nueva Victoria
La Purisima Mission Assoc1,.t1on
.
Las Cruces Store & El Camino Garage
Laubhan, M. D.,R. K.
Le Beck, F. C
Lennon, Kathleen
Lewis Manufacturing Company
.
Lewis, J. E.
Lewis, Thomas A.
Light, Marvin
Il1ght, Marvin
L11J ekvist, Naomi
.
Lillard, W. T
Limon, Jose
Lincoln Street Grocery
Live Oak Dairy
Loan & Bldg. Assn. of s. B.
Locke, Harry
Lombardi,. John
Lompoc Ambulance Service
Lompoc Laundry
$ 2.lto
s1.33
lS.90
4.12
2.7g
12.00
55.00
110.00
11.SO
45.33
135.00
13.70
170.00
50.00
6.97
3.50
130.00
125.00
75.00
5.00
55.00
65.00
14.67
120.00
17.23
120.00
160.00
115.00
50.00
274.Sl
75.95
15.00
25.00
i4.oo
11.75
42.23
13.30
90.00
5.70
5.5g
105.00
22.4o
20.00
s.go
s3.15
11.25
170.00
24.oo
36.00
5.11
147
148
,
Lompoc Laundry & Cleaners
Lompoc Light & Water Dept.
Lopez, Mrs. Lillian
Lore, Lou s.
Lorenz, Frederick s.
Lorigo, Mrs. Mary Lou
Los Angeles Camera Exchange
Los Angeles stamp & Stationery Co.
.
Los Olivos Market
Lotz, L. L.
Lund, W. C.
Lunquist, Jack
Mabey, Korrie
KacRostie Bros.
Madden, FA.ward
1.05
.92
g.oo
147.00
25.00
15.00
g.50
44.77
24.13
170.00
92.41
35.00
25.00
1.55
g.50
Madsen, Eva ig.oo
Magner Funeral Home, C. P.
Mahers Richfield Service
Main, Alex
Main, R. C
Mairs, Allen G
Martin, Allyn
Martin, Arthur
Kartin, Daniel
Msrtinez, Mrs. Sauline
Mathews, Mrs. c. L
Matz, lllrs. Jim
Maurer, Nettie A.
Maxwell, Elizabeth
Maxwell, J. V.
May Company
May, Alene
Meacham, Arth1e L
Kedhurst, Richard R.
Medina, Henry
Yenegon, Mary
Menezes, Mrs. Mary
Mercantile Grooery, The
Merriam, Mona A
Mesirow, Dr. M. E
.
Meyers, Mrs. Emma
Milano, Kate
lliller, Rachel K
Milner, John M
Mincer, George
Kission Linen & Towel Supply
Mission Linen & Towel Supply
Mock, Delmar
Moebringer, Marie
Moffitt, Andrew J.
, .
,
105.00
27.g5
6.oo
403.57
4o.oo
90.00
90.00
90.00
2.50
25.00
6.og
15.00
100.00
50.00
46.76
41.00
s.50
125.00
14.oo
75.00
71.67
g.61
i25.oo
50.00
20.33
110.00
i75.oo
110.00
15.00
1.50
2.3g
72.50
37.33
50.00
December ~th, 1941
Moffitt, Mrs. Hazel
Mottitt, Mrs. Hazel
Molina, John
GENERAL FUND
iloller, K.
Molloy, Mollie
Monroe, Alice
Monte Vi sta Dairy
Montgomery, Mrs. Maybelle
Moore Mercantile Co
Moore, Estate of Amelia
Moore, c. P
Moore Co., Joseph G
Moore, Mildred .
Moraga, Frank P
Moran, George
Morgan, Sarah
Moss.1, Ellen
Mueller, Edward
i4unnemann, J. J
Murphy, Catherine
Muth, Walter
Muth, Walt er
McAtee, Olga
KcCaleb, Esthat of w. H.
McCaughey, Anna E.
Mccaughey, John P.
McCord, Joseph
McCracken, Alexander
McGee, Henry
JicGinley, Hugh
McGowan, L. B.
McGuire, G. M.
Mcintyre, Theresa
MoLellan, Helen
McNall Building Materials
National Agricultural Supply Company
Needles, Dr. J. w.
Nelson, o.
Newland, L. H.
News Press Publishing Co.
do do
do do
O'Brien, Antonio
0' Brien, Ellen
Ocean View Dairy
Ogden, Margaret I.
Olivera, Mrs. Rose
01 sen, Arthur R.
Osborne's Book Store
Osborne, Delia
.
Osborne, Hortense M.
16.oo
50.00
44.oo
4-0.31
72.00
115.00
44.~
21.50
9.00
10 .00
4.79
149.70
40.00
i4o.oo
151.20
6.5g
4o.oo
45.00
1233.00
50.00
4o.oo
25.00
11!).oo
15.00
135.00
200.10
4o.oo
50.00
g.50
4o.oo
11.13
30.00
13.00
g2.67
34.s7
go.4o
50.00
151.20
100.00
120.00
132.12
124.13
50.00
3.00
2.60
90.00
75.00
s5.oo
3.71
10.00
130.50
.
149
150
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'
Osuna'e Grocery
Ott Hardware Company
do do
do do
Otto, Leslie E.
OV1eda, Albert
fac1f 1c Coast Coal Company
Pac1tic Coast Publishing Co.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
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Pacific Freight Linea
. .
Pao1t1c Gas and Electric Co.
do do
Pacific Laundry
P!cifio Lodge
Pac1t1o Southwest Realty Co.
Packer, Josephine
Page, c. A
Palmaymesa, Mrs. Adelaide
Palmer, Helen E.
Patrick, Walter
Paulukonis, Anna
Pearson's Grocery
Pearson, Anne
Pechumer, Frank
Pedersen, Charlotte
Penfield, Wallace c.
Penney & So., J. c
Perez, Julio
Perrin, Joyce
Petit Corset Specialty Sb.op
Physicians Record Company
Pianfett1, Mrs. Isabelle R.
Pillers, James
Plescia, Bessie B.
Pl1mer, Raymond
Porter, Harry L
Postmaster, Santa Barbara
Potter, R. F
Poul.os, Tom
Preisker, C. L.
Puccio, Rosa
QUinn, Irene s.
Q)long Hop Chong
Rand-Halpin-Hibler
Rathton, Mrs. Katherine
GENERAL FUND
,
183.86
9.13
26.05
130.96
5.00
10.00
1.67
7.27
52.27
3.61
17.94
6.23
i.39
27.19
2.67
115.11
376.21
i7.7g
7.50
65.00
160.55
g.66
2.50
14.oo
100.00
90.00
11.94
100.00
170.00
105.00
4oo.oo
19.S7
5.00
25.00
7. 73
i.go
10.00
50.00
107.33
s.50
61.50
20.00
10.00
15.g7
45.00
i5.oo
9.00
15.5g
l.6o
20.00
December 8th, 1941
Ray's Pharmacy
Ray, June
Reasons, Ruth M
Recreation Center
Regalia, Mrs. Catherine
Reichert, Harry
Remington Rand
Republic Supply Company
Reuman, Marjorie R.
Bb.eams, Sarah o
.
Richardson, Hazel
do Nancy
Rittero, John H.
Riggs, Louise
Rivera Market
Riviera Dairy Creamery
do do
Roberds, A. E.
Rodenbeck's Shoe Store
Rodman, Clyde L.
Rodriquez, Mrs. Ruth
Roeser and Sons
Roeser and Sons
Roesler, Bruce E.
Rogers & Son, E. F
Roseborough, Arthur
Rosemary Farm
Rosemary Packing Company
Hector Ross
Ross, James
Rouard~ A. M.
Rouard, A. M.
Rouard, A. M.
Ruddle, Doris
Rudolph's Hardware
Rudolph, H. J
Rudolph, H. J
Rudolph, H. J.
Ruiz, Mrs. Mamie s.
Hunte, C11tt
Russick, Mrs. Dorothy M
Ruthertord, J. Monroe
Ryan, Dolores
Ryan, Mary c.
Sateway Stores
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
GENERAL FUND
g.53
95.00
135.00
30.00
10.00
70.00
12.5g
i33.3g
12.00
73.67
10.00
90.00
23.50
22.g1
76.S7
50.00
34.06
170.00
50.00
74.oo
74.oo
25.00
14.oo
57.00
66.6o
3.go
45.00
32.55 I
l.50
15.00
5.32
95.00
1.81
3.4o
6.63
350.00
10.00
90.00
31.67
16.20
so.oo
100.00
155.36
61g.27
71.00
216.36
g.4()
106.12
4.62
151
152
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Sat'wenberg, Dave
Sahm Da.1 ry, Isaac s
Salvation Army Home
Sanchez Store
Sanders, Kathryn
Sa.ndoval, Mrs. Connie
Sanitary Laundry
Sanitary Laundry
Sanitary Laundry
GENERAL FUND
San Marcos-Montecito Dairy
Santa Barbara Clinic -
s. B. Convention & Tourist Bureau
s. B. County Chamber of Commerce
Santa Barbara El~ctrio Company
(
S9Jlta Barbara Mattress & Upholstery Works
Santa Barbara Mill & Lumber Co.
Santa Barbara Pipe & Supply Co
S9Jlta Maria Daily Times
Santa Maria Gas Company
s. M. Lodge No. 90 of K of P
Santa Maria Valley Vidette
Barri, John
Sattler, D. A
Saunders, Margaret
Savage, Josephine
.)
savage, Mrs. Roy
Q
Sayre, Albert
Scarborough, Ruth
Schauer Printing Studio
Schilling & Company, A.
Schuyler, Minnie E
I
Scott, Katharine A.
Scuitti, Mrs. Mabel
Searle & Company, G. D.
Sears Roebuck & Company
Sears, Roebuck and Company
Sears Roebuck and Company
Seaside 011 Company
do do
Seeley, D. M.
Security Title Insurance and Guar. Co.
Senay, Percy F
.
Senay, Percy F.
Senay, Percy F
Shady Rest Auto Court
Sb.aw, Arthur
Shork.ley, T. M.
Short, Mamie o.
Simmons, Gretta
Sing Hop Co
Singer-Brooks, M. D. Charlotte
Sink, Dr. W. D.
100.00
12.00
110.00
15.00
lo.es
IJ.16.23
3s5.5IJ.
3.90
114.oo
46.35
s7.50
9.7IJ.
7s.s5
1123. 71
6.74
1.55
60.12
300.00
20.00
10.00
2132.99
130.00
20.00
10.00
100.00
20.09
s9.96
4o.oo
23.00
6.83
23.51J.
109.52
1.29
4.37
2s.24
7.64
90.00
35.00
1.43
269.65
1.67
s.so
120.00
25.00
70.00
30.00
7.79
250.00
50.00
-
December ~ 1941.
s & K Market GENERAL FUND
.
do do
Smith, Edgar D
Smith, Elizabeth.
Smith, Harry
SD11 th, Lel'lltld B
anith, Mrs. Nellie
Smith, Ray
Social Service Exchange
Sondhaus, Ru th
Sota, Agnes
Sou. Calif. Disinfecting Co
do do
Sou. Calit. Edison Co
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do I
do
do
Sou. Counties Gas Co.
do do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Sou. Pac1t1c Company
Sou. Pac it ic Milling Co. l.
sou. Pacific Mil ling co.
Spike, Caroline
Spreit.z Transportation
.
Star Rug Cleaners
Stedman, E. J
Stein, Emma L.
Stewart, John L.
Stoddard, 'Helen
stover, Fred
Stover, Ruth
Stratton, Otho
Streeter, Geo. c.
Stronach, Miss Helen
Strong, F.
Strunce , Jennie
Sturmer, H. w.
St. Vincents School
Sunset Dairy
Sunset Dairy
Sunshine Grocery
Tapie, Nathan
Taverna, Mrs. Joe
. .
Thacher, Luin K.
Th1el1cke, Mrs. Fred
. . .
10.80
639.9g
25.00
~.oo
110.00
175.00
5.00
50.00
50.00
130.00
20.00
15.5g
9.90
23.g3
5.19
5.55
2.74
1.14
g.27
227.73
15.03
64.27
1.52
1.12
47.19
140.g2
1.35
3.71
10.67
g5.00
4.65
2g.g5
161.31
160.00
333.33
s5.oo
ioo.oo
io6.oo
55.00
190.00
57.50
i72.so
so.co
24.50
77.50
32.20
2S,56
S.61
4o.oo
s.50
100.00
25.00
153
154
Thompson, Homer o
Thompson, L. T
GENERAL FUND
Thurmond, Edith B.
Tidewater Associated Oil Company
Tilley, H. L.
Tilton, L. Deming
Tipton, Dr. J. c
Todd, G?-ace
Tomassini, R
Tomlinson, Wray J.
T' ompkins, Elvira .
Town Market
Town Market, The
'l'roupe, Charles
Truxlllo, Evelyn
Underwood-Elliott-Fisher Company
Union Hardware & Metal Co.
Union Hardware & Metal Company
Union Mill & Lumber Co
Union 011 Company of Calif.
do do
u. s. Industrial Chemicals
U. a. Market
Updike, Ceciie
Uribe, Adella
Valencia, Dolores )
Valley Pipe & Salvage Co.
Vanderlind, Elva
Van Horn, J. A.
Van Scyoc, Edwin
Visiting Nurse Association
yoight, Hubert L
do do
Wadsworth, Edwin A.
Wagner, Ernest D.
Wahrman' s Grocery
Wahrmund, A. w.
Walker, Ada
Walker, Mrs. Nora
Wall, Jack M.
Wall, Jack M
Wall, T. T.
Wallace, Mrs. Jennie
Waltemath, Joyce
Washburn, Ray
Water Works Department
Water Works Department
do do
Watkins and Nicholson
Watson, Raymond
Weaver, J. N.
Weidman, Phil
2.4g
100.00
14.g3
225.00
50.00
6.oo
10.00
163.20
175.00
45.00
235.37
4.oo
125.00
4o.oo
i.gg
3.g7
S6. 74
g.70
6o7.67
SS6.65
14.52
9.24
65.00
4o.oo
10.00
206.19
4o.oo
6.06
50.00
60.00
33.75
500.00
225.00
is.oo
27.71
2.94
4o.oo
52.49
io.71
7.00
125.00
s.34
100.00
90.00
50.90
15.05
s.55
10.00
20.99
lSo.oo
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+
December Sth, 1941.
Weiss, Gertrude GENERAL FUND
Western Union
Wheeler's Market
Whitfield, W. G.
Whitford, Ji4argaret
Whitley, Stella
Whitney Carol
Wilkes, Jack
Willey, Alice
Williams, Mrs. Florence
Williams, Jack
Willow Brook Dairy
Wilson, Eva L;
do do
Winchester Box & Label Company
Winter, c. E
Wood, Charles
Wood, Mrs. Emma G.
Wood, Mrs, w. H
Wood, William
Woodworth, Helen L.
Wullbrandt, Jack
Young, George
Young, George
Young, George
Zebrasky, Mrs. Anna
Zink.us, Katherine
Zwimpter, Frieda C.
Turner, Arthur
Wilkins, Dave
Ellis, M. J.
THIRD ROAD FUND
nFTH ROAD FUND
Acme Body Works
Acme Body Works
GOOD ROADS' FUND
Air Reduction Sales Company
Air Reduction Sales Company
Associated Telephone Co.
Automobile Slub of Sou. Cal.it.
Bean, G. L.
Beattie, Minnie E
-Berdstord, Edgar
.
Biby, Howard
Bounds, Dick
Brown-Bevis Equipment Co.
Calif. Corrugated Culvert Co.
Cambira Brake & Spring Co
Church, Thomas
City of Santa Maria
Crook Company '
Dal Pozzo, Joe
106.s3
2.s4
13.90
10.00
25.50
45.50
140.00
100.00
29.17
4o.oo
16.50
25.09
300.00
13.21
21.15
135.00
125.00
2.50
2.50
45.00
iso.oo
22.29
s.47
.s5
3.46
i4.oo
so.oo
110.00
i4o.oo
15.00
70.00
54. 73
30.22
3.g9
4s.20
11.60
29.66
44.oo
50.00
115.00
is4.oo
45.00
lS.62
235.70
23.70
50.00
46.50
37142
s1.5g
155
156
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Dellar, Earl GOOD ROADS FUND
~ Diedrich, L. N.
Dinsmore, Albert
Doerr, L. R.
Ducommun Metals & Supply Co.
Gorzell, C.
H. & L. Company
Hebel Garage, A. R.
Herold, Wm.
Hottman, W. o
Horn, George
Huyck, Andy
Lambert, Ray
Lillard, W. T.
Madsen, J.
Melendez~ Delphine
Miller, Lee-
Moore Co., Joseph G.
McKnight, Edwin
Neel, Harry
Northern Cali!. Hardware & Steel Co.
Northwest Engineering Co.
Ontiveros, A. E
Osterman, John
Pacific Freight Lines
Pacific Gas & Electric Co.
Petersen, George
Pollorena, Richard
Republic Supply Co
Rhoades, Coy
Richardson, Max
Rio Grande Oil
Robbins, E. A.
Roseborough, Arthur
Shell Oil Company
Shepard, Charlotte
Shepard, Frank
Singleton, R. M.
Smith Booth Usher Co
do do
Snow, Beverley
Sou. California Q11son Co
Sou. Counties Gas Company
Standard 011 Co. of Cal1t
State Board of F.qualization
Stemper, Emil
Texas Company
Thomas, Roy
Thompson, Homer C
.
Tobey, West
135.00
3.97
90.00
172.50
.59
210.00
17.86
15.73
132.00
4o.oo
42.50
55.00
172.50
75.00
4ooo
26.00
234.oo
447.67
69.e9
450.00
13.80
1.70
148.05
154.oo
5.90
2.86
147.05
110.00
742.38
110.00
25.00
30.90
4o.oo
6.oo
94-.23
35.00
110.00.
10.00
g,337.85
349.54
138.00
5.62
4o.oo
106.74
5.25
115.50
42.g5
132.00
6.18
110.00
December Sth, 1941.
Twitchell, Leonard GOOD ROADS FUND
Union Hardware & Metal Co.
Water Works Department
Western Pipe & Steel Company
Western Pipe & Steel Co.
Westwick Iron Works
Whitfield, W. G.
Whitney, Jr., J. E.
Campodonico Water Works
Campodonico & Son, s. v.
Engel, K. s.
GUAD. CEME. DIST. FUND
$132.00
39.51
2.40
271.16
292.21
6.91
45.00
115.00
. 11.00
150.00
Berg Company, Chas.
Free Advertiser
Rolser and Bailey
SANTA MARIA CEME. DIST. FUND 34.41
ll.33
25.33
Pacific Coast Coal Company
Whiteside, T. L.
Whitney, M. H.
Nielsen & Petersen
Solvang Garage
Pacitic Gas & Elec.Co.
do do
do do
do do
Bailey, Mrs. Eth' el H.
Bailey, Mrs. Ethel H.
Di smuke, Eileen
Dodge, E. G.
Wood, Mrs. Emma G.
SOLVANG FIRE DIST. FUND
CASl-U. LT. DI ST.
.
FUND
GUAD. LT. DIST. FUND
LOS .ALAMOS LT. DIST. FUND
ORCUTT LT. DIST. FUND
SALARY FOND
16.37
go.oo
175.00
31.20
149.90
s7.25
7g.50
5.00
5.00
125.00
210.00
5.00
Carter, Forrest POTATO INSPECTION TRUST FUND 237.50
157
Upon the passage of the foregoing order~ the roll being called, the following
Supervisors voted A3e, to wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J. Monroe Rutherford,
Ronald M. Adam and c. L. Preisker. Nays: None. Absent: None.
Purchase of / In the Matter of the Purchase of Certain Real Property in Santa Maria, California,
Real Proper y.
by the County of Santa Barbara, tor County Highway and Drainage Purposes.
Resolution No. 4-035.
v RESOLUTION OF INTENTION TO PURCHASE.
WHEREAS, an otter has been made by w. H. Rice, and others, to sell to the County
ot Santa Barbara certain real property hereinafter described, tor the sum of $2,500.00,
and
WHERE.AS, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of sl\id County that said property
is necessary tor the use of s,1d county tor a public purpose, to wit: tor the construction
on a portion thereof of a county highway and tor the installation in and upon a
portion thereot of a drainage system tor the protection of certain county property trom
damage and destruction by tloods; and
WHEREAS, it further appears to said Board of Supervieors that the price asked tor
said property by said grantore, and tor which they are willing to sell said property to
158
Ma.l or
Disaster
Emergency
Council.
!'\- .
said County is Just and reasonable;
f
NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS HEREBY ORDERED AND RESOLVED that it is the intention . '
ot the Board of Supervisors of said County, and said Board hereby declares that it is
its in~ention to purchase said real property hereinafter described trom the said W.H.
Rice, 9:11d others, and that the price to ?e paid therefor by said County of santa Barb a
is Twen~y-tive Hundred ($2,500.00) Dollars, lawful money of the United States, payable
.
upon t~e execution and delivery of a good and s~tf ~cient deed of said property to said
County ~f Santa Barbara which will convey sai~ Rrope~ty to said County tree and clear
ot all liens, encumbrances and adverse claims of any nature whatsoever;
. AND IT IS pYRT~ ORDE~ED AND RESOLVED, that Monday, the 5th day of January,
1942, ~t lOioo o'clocka. m. of said da~, a~ the Supervisore' Room in the County Court
house, in Santa Barbara, California, be, and the same are hereby tixed as the time and
place when and where said Board of Supervisors will meet to consummate said purchase;
and
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED AND RESOLVED that Notice of said intention to purchase
said property, and the time and place when and where said purchase will be consummated
as ator~said, be given by publication of this Resolution tor at least three weeks prio
~ to sai~ date in the Santa Maria Valley Vidette, ~ ~ewspaper of general circulation
published in the County of Santa Barbara.
The said real property which it is the intention of said Board of Spervisors
to purchase as atoresa1n, is situated in the County of Santa Barbara, State of Calitor ia,
describ.ed as follows, to wit:
, The east 165 tee~ of t~e porth haff of Section 29, Township 10 N., Range 33
w. Said description is taken trom the center line of the concrete road.
In the Matter of 'the Establishment of an Executive Committee in Connection
with the Major Disaster Emergency Council Established by County Ordinance No. 526.
Resolution No. 4o36~
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WHEREAS, there is an extreme state of emergency existing between the United
States of America and the Japanese Government, and
WHEREAS, said emergency directly a!f ects the sa.tety of the County of Santa
Barbara and its inhabitants, and
WHEREAS, in order to meet said emergency it will be necessary to have an
executive committee authorized to act in the absence of meetings of the Board ot
Supervisors and to have an emergency tund upon which to draw tor defense purposes;
NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS HEREBY ORDERED AND RESOLVED, that the District Attorney .
the Sb.eritt, and the supervisor tor the Third Supervisorial District, J. Monroe Ruther . ~ . . .
ford, be, and they are hereby appointed and designated as an executive .committee with
full power to act in the absence of meetings of this Board, to handle any emergency
that may arise 1n connection with civilian defense in the County of Santa Barbara;
AND IT IS FURTHER ORDERED AND RESOLVED, that all departments of said County
ot Santa B' arbara performing any functions in connection with said civilian defense,
including those controlling roads, ~ires, equipment, water supply, etc., be, and
they are hereby instructed and directed to work under the supervision of said committe
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED AND RESOLVED, that a tund in the sum of one thousald
dollars ce1,ooo.oo) be, and it is hereby directed to be set up, the same to be
designated Special. Emergency Defense Fund, and the same to be transferred from the
unappropriated Reserve Fund now in the County Treasury, tor the purposes of said execu
tive committee; claims against said tund to be approved by Supervisor J. Monroe
Rutherford.
Commun1cat1o /
!"rom Carroll
Bone.
.
December Sth , 1941. 159
Passed and adopted by the Board of supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara,
State of Calitorn1a, this Sth day of December 194-1, by the following vote: ~ee:
Thomas '1'. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J. lilonroe Ruthertord, Ronald 11. Adam, and C. L.
Pre1sker. Noes: : None. Absent: None.
In the Watter of Communication trom Carroll Bone Relative to Order Establishing
Election Precincts.
Kr. Bone was present and submitted a communication petitioning that the Order
ot the Board, dated November 10th, 19.41, establishing Election Precincts, be rescinded
Further requests were oontainea i n the communication which was ordered placed on tile.
~ The Board took a recess until 11:45 o'clock a. m. of this day.
At 11:45 o'clock a. m. the Board convened
PRESENT: supervisors Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J. Monroe
Rutherford, Ronald Iii. Adam, c. L. Preisker and J. E. Lewis,
Clerk.
supervisor C. L. Preisker in the Chair.
In the Katter of the Install ation of Burgl ary Proof F,g_uipment in the Ot!ioe
ot the County Treasurer.
Install a t1on
of Burglary
Proo!" Equipment
in
County Treas
O!:'ice.
rer' s Upon the recommendation of supervisor Ruthertord,
Unt\erstan~1ng v
with State !o
Acquisition o.
Right a of' Way
for Access
Roat\ -- Camp
Cooke.
,
It was moved, duly seconded and carried unanimously, that burglary proot
equipment be installed in the ottioe of the County Treasurer, subject to the approval
of Supervisor Stanwood; the pr1oe of said equ1Pment is not to e xceed the allowance
made in the 1941-42 Budget .
Attest:
Upon motion the Board adjourned sine die.
The toregoing minutes are hereby appro
I of Supervisors.
Clerk.
Boer~ of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara . State of California,
December 22nd, 1941, at 10:00 o' clock a. m. Present: Supervisors Thomas
T. Dinsmore, Sam J . Stanwood, J . Monroe Ruthertord , Ronald M. Adam , C. L.
Preisker and J . E. Lewis, Clerk.
The minutes of the regular meeting of December Sth, 19~1, were read and approved
I!} the Matter of Coopera.trng with the State of California, Department of Public I
Works , in Acquiring Rights of Way for an Access Road 1n the Construction of Camp Cooke.
I 't Resolution No. 4o37 .
WHEREAS , an additional access road is needed in the construction of Camp Cooke,
and
WHEREAS, it is to the best interests of the County of Santa Barbara, in securing
a proper location of said access road, that a cooperative unn.erstanding be consummated
between the County of Santa Barbara and the State of California, Department of Public
Wor ks , i n acquiring the necessary rights of way ,
IT IS THEREFORE RESOLVED t hat the County of Santa Barbara cooperate with the
State of California, Department of Public Works, in the acquisition of rights of way
tor an access road from the North boundary of Canp Cooke, Sou.th of Casmalia, to State
Route 2 at the North city limits of S&nta Maria, County of Santa Barbara.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that said cooperation be on a fifty-fifty basis up to the
I 160
sum of thirty thousand dollars, ($30,000.00), the cost to the County of Santa Barbara
-
. . not to exceed the sum of titteen thousand dollars ($15,000.00)
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Oommun1cati n.v
Request ~or ,/
.Pe:rm1ss 1on
to Improve
Roans --
u . ~ . War Dep
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that, in the furtherance of this cooperative arrang
ment, the State of California, Department of Public Works, is to negotiate tor and
'
attend to the legal details of obtaining said rights of way.
The toregoing Resolution was passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisore
ot the County of Santa Barbara, State of Cal1torn1a, this 22nd day of December,
19~1, by the following vote, to wits Ayes: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J
Monroe Rutherford, Ronald M. Ad.am and c. L. Preisker. Nays: None. Absent: None
In the Matter of Communication from the Southern Pacific Company, Relative
to Installation of two Rotating Disc Flashing Light Signals at Casmal1a Crossing
~ . . .
The Clerk was directed to advise the souther~ Pacific Company that no
action will be taken at this time, and to send said Company a copy of Resolution
No. ~37
In the Matter of Request of the United States Engineer O!f1ce, War Depart-
ment, tor Permission to Improve Roads and Reintorce Bridges tor the Purpose of Moving
Army equipment .
The above entitled matter was reterred to Supervisor Adam and the Clerk wa
directed to so advise the United States Engineer Office.
Resignation / In the Matter of the Resignation of Jerry H. Madsen, Constable of the
of Constabl ,
Seventh Seventh Judicial Township, County of Santa Barbara.
Jurl.icial To n~
ship. The written resignation of Jerry H . Yadsen, as Constable of the Seventh
Appointment /
of Constabl ,
Seventh
Jut\1c1al
Township.
Co:nmunicati 11.4
Reauest for t
Emergency
O:rnlnance
Relative to
Blackouts .
Designating ./
the Secret y
of County
Planning
Commission o
Judicial. Township of the County of Santa Barbara, having been received this day,
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried unanimously, it is ordered that
said resignation be, and it is hereby accepted.
In the Matter of Appointing Jerry H. Madsen Constable of the Seventh
Judicial Township, County of Santa Barbara in accordance with the provisions ot
Ordinance No. 530.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried unanimously, it 1e ordered that .
Jerry H. Madsen be, and he is hereby appointed Constable of the seventh Judicial Town
ship of the County of Santa Barbara tor the term ending the first Monday in January,
1943; said appointment is in accordance with the provisions of Ordinance No. 530
In the lilatter or Communication from the State Department of Public Works,
Division of Highways, Relative t6 Removal of two Neon Directiorial Signs, Fourth
Supervieorial District.
The above entitled matter having been reterred to Supervisor Adam, the
communication was Ordered placed on tile.
In the Matter of the Regueet of Southern Counties Qe.s Company tor an
D:nergenoy Ordinance Relative to Blackouts.
The above entitled matter was referred to the District Attorney.
In the Matter of Designating the Secretary of the County Planning Oommissi n
the County Official to Pass upon plans and spec1t1cat1ons tor and construction ot
buildings outside the limits of incorporated cities.
pass upon p ans
for Const~u t1on
of Buill\i~g .
It was moved, duly seconded and carried unanimously, that the Secretary ot
the County Planning Commission be, and he 1s hereby designated the county otticial 1:D
,
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pass upon plans and speoitlcatione tor and the construction of buildings outside the
limits of incorporated cities, as provided in The Riley Act, Statutes of 1933, Chapte
6ol, as amended by Statutes of 1935, Chapters 65 and 3~3; Statutes of 1939, Chapter
.60; and Statutes of 1941, Chapters 301 and 1065.
Julien F. Goux protested the above appointment, stating that, in his
Rel ative
t o Assembly
B!.11 /!1731 .
Approval of .,.
Enoorsement
to Oil Yell
Drilling Bon
Repo""ts.
Chllnren' s /
A1cl, Ole\
Age Secur1 ty
and Blind A1
8an~~ in /
Secur1 ty .
Decemb er 22nd, 1941. 161
opinion, he believes 1f the County Surveyor's office was provided with sutficient
personnel and funds it could pertorm the functions now being given to the Planning
Commission.
In the Matter of Communication from Lutah Maria Riggs, President, Santa
Barbara Chapter, American Institute of Architects, Relative to Assembly Bill #1731.
Communication and copy of Assembly Bill #1731 were reterred to the County
Planning Commission.
In the Matter of Approval of Eridorsement to Oil. Wel l Drilling Bond.
Acting in accordance with the provisions of Ordinance No. 502, as amended,
It is moved, seconded and carried unanimously that the following endorsement
to oil drilling bond be, and it is hereby approved:
Field,. O. c. Gasoline Corporation - endorsement to blanket Bond No. 4539277,
covering well No. 312, Palmer Stendel #13-1
In .:the Matter of Reports.
The. !ollowing reports were received and Ordered placed on tile:
. County Welfare Department
. Santa Barbara General Hospital
October, 1941
November, 1941
In the Matter of Reallowa.nce of Applicati ons tor Children's Aid, Old Age
Security and Biind Aid.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the applications
tor Children's. Aid, Old Age Security, and Blind Aid, previously allowed by this Board,
be real.lowed, ~d the Auditor of this County is directed to draw his warrants numbered
A11705 to All7~2, inclusive, in the sum of $2 , 299 .g9, for the month of December, 1941,
and warrants numbered All743 to All975, inclusive, in the sum of $l o , g70.95, for the
month of Janu~y, 1942, tor the payment of said Children's ~id; warrants numbered
All976 to Al344S, inclusive, in the sum of $52,991.s6, tor the payment of Old Age
Security tor th. e month of January, 1942; and warrants numbered AJ.3449 to AJ.3499,
inclusive, in the sum of $2 ,447.3g, tor the payment of Blind Aid tor the month of
January, 1942.
It is further ordered that a list of Santa Barbara County warrants numbered
Al.1705 to AJ.3499, inclusive, giving the name of each individual recipient of Children'
Aid, Old Age Security, and Blind Aid, and the amount of aid allowed to each recipient,
be placed on tile in the otfice of the County Clerk, and i s h ereby made a part of the
minutes of thi~ Board of supervisors, to have the same effect as though incorporated
herein.
In the Matter of Changes in Old Age Secur1t~.
'
It appearing to the Board from 1Notioes of Change, tiled by the County
Welfare Department, that certain adjustments should be.made in the amount of aid, eto.,
granted to the tollowing needy aged persons; upon motion, duly seconded and carried, t
is theretore
ORDERED, that the amount of aid grante4 t o the needy aged persons listed
below be changed to the amount set opposite their names beginning January 1st, 1942,
(unless otherwise indicated), as follows, t o wit:
NAME
RESTORATIONS
Conklin, Cathe~lne A.
De la Guerra Abel
Glasgow, Francis Marion
Ketcham, Edward T.
Romero, Gorgon1o
TOTAL AID GRANTED REXA.RKS.
$40.oo .
4o.oo
4o.oo
4o.oo
4o.oo
162
NAME
INCRF.ASES
Brown, Van E.
Cheney, Mary Caroline
Clark, Maggie E.
Clark, Wallis w
Cordero , Estanislao
Davis, Florence Anna
Davis, John w.
Dowell, Hattie
- Emerick, El.mer
'
Gilligan, Michael T.
Goby, Frank
Hall, Nannie E.
Heard, Sophia
Johnson, William Richard
Jones, Maria c.
Leal, Lucy
Lenz, Ida C.
Newell, Francis A.
Nunez, Frank
Parker, David Elmer
Potter, Lucy Ella
Ruiz, Miguel Feliz
Prenett, Jessie
Ray, Eliza J .
Reyna, Encarnacion
Tyus, Darkes
Waller, Frank Henry
Waller, Sedonia
Whitmer, George
Whitmer, Jessie Isabell
Stow, Emma
DECREASES
Anderson, Louis
Beckwith, Addie W.
Brickey, Manda
Gregersen, Jens
Harrison, Jacob C
Kedr1n, Venoesla s N.
Maocianti, Cesare
Poillon, William c.
Romero , Harriet
Spurrier, Rose
Traynor, Jennie L
Traynor, Thomas
Turner, Elizabeth F
Waketield, Cynthia
Zipf, Margaret
TOTAL AID GRANTED
4o.oo
4o. oo .
4o . oo
4o.oo
36. 00
. 32. 00
32 . 00
31 . 00
40 .00
32. 50
llo . oo
36. 00
33 . 00
4o .oo
4o.oo
36.00
39. 00
21.10
29 .00
4o.oo
34.oo
)4. oo
20 . 00
31. 75
33 . 7g
37.00
36.00
36. 00
3g . 50
3g. 50
40.00
$ 35. 00
30.00
33. 00
35 . 00
26. 46
10. 00
s.oo
2g. oo
37 . 00
33 .05
39. 00
39. 00
37 . 00
20. 00
37 . 00
REMARKS
Changes 1n
Blind Aid.
Changes in
Ch1lc'lren's
A1n .
NAME
DISCONTINUANCES
Basso, Frances
Brackin, Alice M
Brandes, Henry L.
Broderson, Claus D
Charles, Margaret
Cripe, Harvey L.
De la Guerra, Abel
Delbrook, Victor Henry
Dunton, Clara
Ferguson, James
Garrison, James ila3'
Gogg1a, Sophie
Howe, Charles Sumner
Kart1nez, HiJ1nio
Mathews, John Thomas
llodie, Eugene .
Modie, Lillie A.
Myer, Mary
Otter, Helen
Pendola, John B.
Pertica, Angelo
Petersen, Peter Soren
Ryan, John B.
Seay, Clara Boal
Winn, Mary
December 22nd, 1941.
TOTAL AID GRANTED
REMARKS
12/31/41
12/31/41
12/31/41
10/31/41
11/30/41
11/30/41
10/31/41
12/31/41
12/ 31/41
12/31/41
11/30/41
12/31/41
12/31/41
12/31/41
11/30/41
12/31/41
12/31/41
12/31/41
11/30/41
12/31/41
12/31/41
12/ 31/41
12/31/41
12/31/41
12/ 31/41
163
- I~ the Matter of Changes in Blind Aid.
I
It appearing to the Board from 11Notices of Change", filed by the County
Welfare Department, that certain adjustments should be made in the amount of aid grante
to the tol1ow1ng needy blind persons; upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is
theretore
ORDERED, that the amount of aid granted to the needy bl ind persons listed
.
below be changed to the amount set opposite their names beginning January let, 1942,
(unless otherwise 1nrt.1cated), as follows, to wit:
NAJdE
INCREASE
TOTAL AID GRANTED
Potter, Robert F. $36.00
In the Matter of Changes in Children's Aid.
It appearing to the Board trom "Notices of Change, tiled by the County
.
Welts.re Department, that certain adjustments should be made in the amount of aid, etc., ,
granted to the following named persons; upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is
therefore
ORDERED, that the amount of aid granted to Children l isted below, be changed
to the amount set opposite their names beginning January, 1942, (unless otherwise
indicated), as !ollows, to wit:
NAME
RESTORATIONS
. .
Gomez, Ar~hur and Rosa
TOTAL AID GRANTED REMARKS
$45.00 12/12 & 12/13/41
164
NAME
RESTORATIONS (Continued)
Sotello, Juan (Martin) and INCREASE
SOtello, Juan (Martin), Eustacia,
Thomas, Carlos, Monica, Cornelius,
Gabriella and Katherine
INCREASES
Allman, George Carl
Corral, Guillermina, Abigail and Ymelda
Evangelista, Albert and Jesus
Garc.ia, Isadora, Angela, Jose and Alvira
Goena, Aurora, Louis, Raymond and Virginia
Guerrero, Mike, Mercedes, Amelia, Jessie,
Felicitas, Ignacio and Rosario
TOTAL AID GRANTED
150.00
35.50
s1.50
6o.oo
71.00
74.oo
100.00
Guzman, Raymond, Santiago, Carmen, Lupe and Paul 55.00
43.00
22.50
Higgins, Dorothy, Frank and Richard
Jiminez, Beatrice
Loredo, Fred, Socora, Blanche, Dolores,
Miguel, Martin, Albert and Mary g6 .oo
Maya, Nicolasa, Juana, Victor, Juan,
Elena, Jose ~d Carlos 100.00
Navarro, Manuel, Ventura, Salvador, Rodolpho
and Catalina
Romero, Consuella Sally
Romero, Frank and Cardona, Gloria
Rosales, George, Guadalupe, Armando
Antonio, Lenore, Paul Abel, Humberto,
Mavis, F.dwardo and Altredo David
Thomas, Jean Lorraine, John Leslie
and Richard Gordon
DECREASES
A!lmeida, Irene
Lopez, Carmen, Richard, Ruben and Betty Lou
14onoada, Anita
Reyna, Leandra and Rita
Trujillo, Joseph, Alvena and Michael
DISCONTINUANCES
De Solminihac, Pierre, F.mile and Louise
Elliott, James Edward Jr., Henry Walter and Margaret
Garcia, Margarita
Gomez, Arthur and Risa
Higgins, Ernest
. .
Lopez, Endino, Sylvestra, Rosa, Gregoria,
and Salvador
Lorenz, Barbara
Martinez, Nancy
Menezes, Serafine and Mary Jane
Orosco, Remigio and Claudio
Reyna, Luciano
Sandoval, Elvira
Velarde, Daniel
Wilkinson, Glen and Carol
.
99.00
20.00
53.00
72.00
50.00
40.00
4s.oo
22.50
53.50
67.00
REMARKS
12/16/41
1/4/42
12/1/41
12/1/41
12/1/41
1/7/42
12/31/41
12/7/41
1/3/42
11/30/41
12/31/41
12/31/41
11/30/41
12/31/41
11/30/41
12/31/41
1/6/42
12/10/41
1/27/42
11/30/41
County Ain. /
CHANGE OF PAYEE
RWIPIENT OF AID
Gomez, Arthur
Gomez, Arthur
Gomez, Rosa
Lopez, Richard, Ruben and
Betty Lou, Carmen
Moncada., Anita
Ruckle, Philip
Townsend, Rosemarie
December 22nd, 1941.
PAYEE BEFORE CHANGE
Della Gomez
Mrs. Mary Silva
Della Gomez
Rosa Lopez
San to s Moncada
PAYEE AFTER CHANGE
Jilrs. Mary Silva 12/12/41
Mrs. Mary Kenezes 12/19/41
Mrs. Mary Menezes 12/13/41
Hortense Villa
Frances De Pauw School
(by Helen Aldrich) 12/1/41
165
Mrs. Mary Mitchell Mrs Frank Mecham 12/1/41
Wrs. Leila Bates Mrs. Ellen P. Bowers 12/19/41
.
In the Matter of Petition tor County Aid.
'
It appearing to the Board of Supervisors that the tollowing petitioners are
" . " .
I
Installation
of light
signals at
Coromar
Crossing at
La Patera
Lane, Th ire'\
Roal'\ Dist:ric
proper persons to receive County Aid: Upon motion duly seconded and carried it is
ordered that the Auditor draw his warrant on General FWld in tavor of the following
persons tor the amounts set opposite their respective names on the tirst day ot
January, 1942, t o wit:
Karl Brokotsky
Edward llert
Robert Anderson
Geneva Boldman
Etha Brown
Joe Bunker
lilrs. John Fuller
Thomas Harp
Frank Montes
John P. Rose
Agnes Stuart
Justina Sullivan
Justina Vasquez
Alison Davies
Ruth Harvey
Ella Hathaway
Frerldie Lopez
Julia Percy
Irene Rowley
Lulu Barnes
FOURTH SUPERVISOR!AL DISTRICT.
FIFTH SUPERVISORIAL DISTRICT
SECOND . SUPERVISORIAL DISTRICT
1027 Bath St.
526 W. Victoria St.
o/o County Auditor's O!!ice
119 N. Quarantina St.
143.9 Cha.pal.a St.
313 E. Anapamu St.
THIRD SUPERVISORIAL DISTRICT
Ballard, Via Santa Ynez
$1.00
1.00
1.00
15.00
i.oo
2.00
15.00
1.00
l.oo
5.00
1.00
3.00
. 31.00
20.00
19.00
10.00
20.00
lS.oo
10.00
In the Matter of Cooperating with the Southern Pacitic Company in the
instal!ation of two tlash1ng light signals at the Coromar Crossing at La Patera Lane,
Third Road District.
It was moved, duly secaided and carried unanimously, that the County ot
Santa Barbara cooperate with the Southern Pacific Company in the installation of two
tlashing light signals at Coromar Crossing, La Patera Lane, Just north of the lemon
packing house; said cooperation to be on a t1!ty-!1tty basis up to the sum of Thirtythree
hundred dollars ($3,300.00), the cost td the County not to exceed the sum ot
sixteen hundred and t1tty dollars ($1,650.00)
166
Cancellation
o! Funds.
Trans!er o! /
Funds.
It was further Ordered that the Clerk be, and he is hereby instructed to
notify the Southern Paci!ic Company of the above action.
In the Matter of Cancellation of Funds.
Resolution No. 4o3s.
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
the sum of $125.00 is not needed in Account 57 B 23, Replacements of Equipment,
Maintenance and Operation, County Buildings, Second District, General Fund.
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of one hundred and twenty-five
dollars ($125.00) be and the same is hereby cancelled from the above account and
returned. to the Unappropriated Reserve General. Fund.
.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J.
Monroe Rutherford, Ronald M. Adam and C. L. Preisker. Nays, None. Absent, None.
In the Matter of Transter of Funds trom the Unappropriated Reserve General
Fund.
Resolution No. 4o39.
Whereas it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a transter is necessary trom the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund to Account 57 C
O!fice Equipment, Capital Outlay, General Fund; in accordance with Section 371~, subdivision
3, of the Political Code,
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of one hundred and twenty-t1ve
dollars ($125.00) be and the same is hereby transferred trom the unappropriated
.
reserve General to account 57 C 1, Ot!ice Equipment, Capital Outlay, General Fund
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J.
. .
Revision /
o! Bunget .
Items.
Claims
Held Ove:r.
Monroe Rutherford, Ronald Ji(. Adam and C. L. Preisker. Nays, None. Absent, None
In the Matter of Revision of Budget Items.
Resolution No. 4o4o.
Whereas, it appears to the Board or Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a revision is necessary within general classification or Capital Outlay, General
Hospital, Santa Barbara, General Fund;
Now, theretore, be it Resolved that the aforesaid accounts be and the same
are hereby revised as tollows, to wit: Transfer trom Account lSO C S, Surgical,
X-Ray and Laboratory Equipment, the sum of $300.00 to Account lSO C 35, Alterations
to Children's Sanatorium Building, General Hospital, Santa Barbara, Capital Outlay,
General Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being oalled, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J
Monroe Ruthertord, Ronald M. Adam and C. L. Preisker. Nays, None. Absent, None
In the Matter of Claims Held Over.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried unanimously, it is ordered that the
tollowing claims be, and they are hereby held over:
Belt, Elmer
Dictaphone Corporation
lluss, Edwin R.
t39.oo
215.1g
15.00
Claims In the Matter of Claims Recalled trom the Auditor and Referred to the
Recaller\
and Re!er~ n Statist1c1an.
to Statist cian.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the tollowing
claims be, and they are hereby recalled trom the Auditor and referred to the Statis-
tician:
Holser and Bailey
'
December 22nd, 1941. 167
50.00 Sink, Dr. W. D.
Claims Recal e'1
anc\ Real lo we . - -
. .
In the Matter of Claims Recalled trom the Auditor tor correction and reallow
Allowance of
Claims .
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried unanimously, it is ordered that the
order made and entered on December Sth, 1941, allowing claims as tollows:
Santa Maria Valley Vidette
Voight, Hubert L.
GENERAL FUND 20.00
33.75
be, and it is hereby rescinded; and it 1s further Ordered that sa~d claims be recalled
trom the Auditor and reallowed as tollows, to wit:
Santa Maria Valley Vidette
Voight, Hubert L
.
GENERAL FUND
. -
In the Matter of the Allowance of Claims.
$ 15.00
33.57
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried unanimously, it is ordered that the
following claims be, and the same are hereby allowed, each claim tor the amount and
payable out of the !und designated in the order of allowance indorsed on the face ot
each claim respectively, to wit:
Abbott Laboratories
Abbott Laboratories
Acme Body Works
Adam Printing, Don
do
Adams, Bill
Adams, Norman
Aguirre, Mrs. Amelia
Air Reduction Sa.Jes Company
do do
Aldrioh, Henry s
Allen, Mrs. Jack
Al va.rez, Maria
American Law Book Company
American Optical Comt:anY
do do
Anderson Photo Service
Anderson, Jack
A. N. Packing Company
A & P Super Market
Arnold, o. L
Arnoldi Grocery
Arrowhead and Puritas Waters
Ashcraft, Eugene B
Associated Telephone Company
do do
do do
do do
do no
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
GENERAL FU ND
6.03
79.60
4.oo
i9.g3
11.49
1.50
96.00
10.00
gg.62
11.69
90.00
6.oo
s.oo
10.00
31.15
37.3g
g.34
205.00
1,304.73
224.60
47.50
S. 61
6.19
23.50
27,73
s.10
64.2s
9.65
12.26
26.55
g5.47
43.g1
4o.94
13.95
25.93
168
'
,
Associated Telephone Co. GENERAL FUND
do do
do do
do do
do do
Ayala, Mrs. Joseph
Baker Hamilt on and Pacitto Cqmpany
Baker, F. M
Bala.am, LeRoy
.
Bancroft Whitney Co
Banks' Stationery Store
Barker, Br id
Barnes, Charles
Bennett, Charles
Bennett, Charles
Bergman, Agnes
Bond1etti, Albino
Boyer's Shoe Shop
Braun Corporation
Braun Corporation
Braun Corporation
Breen, F.d
Brooks and Borra
Brown, Margaret
Brunswig Drug Company
Buell, Mrs. Lester
Burroughs Wellcome & Company
Burroughs Adding Machine Co
Burton, Don
Calderon, Barbara
California Electric Company
California Electric Company
California Electric Company
Calitornia Market
California School Book Depository
Calli, Jim
Camera Sb.op
Camera Slop
Canfield, Lloyd
Carbon Girl Co., The
Carlisle & Co., A.
Carpinteria Valley Lumber Co
Carpinteria Valley Lumber Co
Caywood, Hal D.
Channel Paper & SUpply Company
Chapin, Lorraine
Chapman, James L.
Childrens Hospital
Chlorine Solutions
.
Christensen, Chris
69.g3
6.oo
17.10
15s.25
36. 45
12.00
66. 22
l . 50
5. 00
99 .g9
i . 93
22. 50
12. 90
5g. 50
49.50
is. 50
s . oo
1. 95
7. 50
55.37
15. 67
6o.oo
1. 34
65.17
2s . 9g
10. 00
19. 00
5. 4o
1.50
3. 20
57. 29
121. 39
25.04
66. oo
4o4-.01
6.oo
117.11
3. 09
42 . 50
g.50
3. 14-
1,679.13
g.12
. so
1. g5
90. 00
9.12
42 .20
3. 30
75. 00
I
'
Cline, A. B. GENERAL FUND
Collinge, J. Walter
Commercial Hotel
Commercial Office Supply Co
Common, Wm. C.
Cooney, Agnes
Copeland's
Costos, Mrs. Mary
Cota, Juan
Cottage Grocery store
County National Bank
Cowan, James
Coy, Katherine J
Crampton, G. T.
Crawtord, Virgil
Cregan, Mary
Curtis Publishing Co.
Cutter Laboratories
$ 19.50
3.09
49.65
424.31
20.00
g.65
g.50
4o.oo
7.29
26.50
50.00
75.00
60.00
1.50
55.00
37.50
16.4g
Stanley Dawe Radio Service 1.27
Dean Grocery, Tom 76.3g
Deleissegues, Zeta
Department of Public Health
Devaul, J. M
Devaul, J. M
Diaz, Mrs. liary
Diedrich, L. N
Dieterich-Post Company
Dietzgen Co., Eugene
Dimock, C. T.
Dodge, Mrs. Vera
Duke Laboratories
Duncan, Mary
East, Eugen 1a
East, Eugenia
Eaves, Jr., Albert
Echarren, Marguerite
Economy Steel Construction Co.
Edwards and Williams
Ellsinger'e Automotive Service
El Rey Surgical Supply Co.
do
Fagin, Irene
Farrar, Mary
do
Farrar, Mary
Federal Drug Co.
Felmlee's Grocery
Ferguson & Son
Firestone Auto Supply & Service Stores
Fishkin, A.
" Ford's Store
90.00
16.25
29.64
29.64
65.00
7.7g
30.99
25.g9
1.50
2.00
16.33
33.33
45.00
23.23
19.50
27.4g
639.g9
25.00
5.02
.36.55
g. 76
25.12
36.00
9.03
9.79
26.90
24.9g
45.63
7 .36
13.39
169
170
,
Fox, Paul GENERAL FUND.
Franz, Mrs . Vera v.
Freitas, Frank J. A.
Garcia, Annie
Garcia, Mrs. Jesus
Garden Dairy
Gay, Laura A.
Gingrich, C. E., Sr
Girardey Piano Co., L. E.
Golden State Company
Golden State Creamery Company
Goodrich Silvertown Stores
Gotchel, Nanette B
Guadalupe Milk Co. , Dairy
Gurrad, Frank L.
Hamilton, M. s.
Haney 1 s Insurance Service
Han1y Garage & Service Station
Hanson Equipment Co
Harding, Mrs. J. E.
Harrison Wholesale Company
Harrison, Roscoe
Haslam, w. A.
Hathaway, Adolph
Hazelette, Martha
Henderson, H. E
Henderson, H. E.
Henderson, H. E
Henderson, H. E.
Henry, Doris
Hernandez, Jesus
Herrier, w. w
Heumphreus-fhith Electric Co
Hilderbrand, A. J.
Hilderbrand, W. G
Kirzel, Raymond K
Hitchcock, H. R.
do do
Hobbs Bros.
Hobbs, Clifford B.
Hoey, William
Hoffman, Eleanor
Hohmann, w. c
Holiday Hardware Co.
Holiday Hardware Co.
Holiday Hardware Company
Holiday Hardware Company
Hopper, Theresa
Horn, Edgar
Hotchkiss, George
Houghton Mifflin Company
. ,
,
.
$15.00
5.00
15.00
70.00
13.00
9.90
15.00
4.50
g.oo
619.57
24.45
15.g2
41.00
23.10
1.20
5.20
5.00
2.00
4937.g2
10.00
169.52
g.oo
i6o.oo
15.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
90.00
2g.oo
4.50
7.go
96.00
7g.oo
4o. oo
3.35
6.95
19. 414-
40.00
163.20
15.62
472.20
g.2g
10.35
17.77
12.05
100.00
1.50
39.00
ig.o4
December 22nd, 1941.
Huerta, Cesario
Hughes, Louise
Hyde, Elaine
GENERAL FUND
Italian Importing Co
Iwamoto Co., The
Jenks, William
J & J Company
Johnson, Alice
Johnson, F. w.
jones Stationery & Gitte
jones, Jesse
jordano Bros.
Jordano Bros
Ja1llard-Cockcrott Corp.
do do
Kallman' a Garden Nursery
Karl' s Show Stores
Karl's Shoes
Xelite Products Corporation
Kendall, Charles
keran Laundry
Xeyston Brothers
kienlen, L
Kluss, Dr. iwin R.
Knall, C. o
Knapp, Rose
Knight & Robison
Kalloch, Franz
Koopmans, s
Laroo Fish Company, s.
Las Cruces Store & El Camino Garage
Laurent, F.di th
Lee, Thomas T.
Lietz Co., The A
Lincoln Street Grocery
.
Lombardi, J.
Lompoc Light & Water Dept.
Lompoc Light & Water Dept
Lompoc Light & Water Dept.
do
do
do
do
Lompoc Milk Co., Dairy
Los Angeles Stamp & Stationery Co.
Lund, W. C.
Lundberg's Blacksmith Shop
Jilaoias, Juana o.
KacRostie Bros
Mansfield, Rose
Marks. Tom
' Martin, Daniel
Ma.thews, A
9.00
4.35
g5.00
g.61
9.00
1.50
s.61
14.51
19.00
1.70
9.00
21.13
111.10
46.61
225.os
4.5g
s.43
33.19
22.95
1.50
11.45
3.2s
6.66
15.00
12.00
10.65
14.oo
15.00
4o.oo
31.gg
15.00
72.00
12.00
2.24
s.so
10.97
1.09
36. 77
25.00
9.99
57.25
23.10
41.31
67.76
31.35
15.00
10.04
12.00
40.00
30.00
12.00
171
172
.,. . ' .
Medrano, Cesario
Medrano, Cesario
Meismer, Bernadine
GENERAL FUND
Mendez, Mrs. Lupe
Mercantile Grocery
Miller, Mrs. A. L.
Mission Linen & Towel Supply
Mission Paint & Art Company
Mitchell, Ellen F. .
Moehr1nger, Marie
Molino, John
Montec1to County Water District
Montgomery Ward & Company
Moore Kercantile Co.
Moore Mercantile Co.
Moore Mercantile Co
Koore Co., Joseph G.
Moore Co., Joseph G.
Morales, Sally
Morehart, George
Morris, J. G.
Mueller & Company, V
McCaleb, C. H.
McCall, Marion B.
KcCullough, George H
li4oFeeters, Joseph
McGee, Henry
MoGovney, Richard
McGraw-Hill Book Company
McKesson & Robbins
McKesson & Robbins
McNeil, Warren
Negus Furniture store
Newman, Carl
News-Press Publishing Company
Nielsen & Petersen
Nortbman, George
oBanion Dairy
O'Neill, Owen H
Ophthalmic Publishing Co
Orcutt Town Water Company
Osborne's Book Store
Osborne's Book Store
Osuna, A
Otis Elevator Company
Ott Hardware Company
Ott Hardware Company
Overton, Mrs. Willie
OVietla, Toney
.
Owl Market
Pacific Coast Publishing Co
2.06
90. 00
3.00
s.61
4.oo
1.50
2.06
11.00
36.13
1.55
17.15
14.25
1.24
6. 31
49.00
105.73
193-32
4.57
1.50
39.70
2.16
3. 03
127.g3
16.42
45.00
6.66
55.00
e. 59
59.g6
57.00
115.20
2. 32
6o.oo
145.24
21.s4
12.50
5.s5
2.00
10.00
1.50
2.7g
15.76
4.33
15.94
2.6e
30. 17
20.00
6o .oo
17.22
1.65
Dec ember 22nd, 1941.
Pacitio Gas and Electr ic Co
do do
do do
do do
Pacitic Manifolding Book Co
Paris, Ava
Parker, Fred
Patrick and Moise-Klinkner Co
Patterson, Mrs. W. E
laulukonis , Anna
Pearson, Jean
Petit Corset Specialty Sb.op
Piggly Wiggly Store
do do
Pittsburg Paint Company
Porter, Harry L
Postal Telegraph-Cable Co.
Preisker, C. L
Preisker, C. L
Preuss, Chas. A
do do
GENERAL FUND
Psychologioal Corporation, The
Purohas!ng Agents Association of L. A.
Quick, Ettie
Ramirez, 114
Randall , Ray
Rapid Blue Print Company
Reedsons
Remington Rand
do do
Rheams, Sarah o
Rheams, Sarah o
Rheams, Sarah o.
Rich and Olsen
Richardson, Mrs. Charles
Richfield 011 Corp
13.23
9.36
15.90
3.02
6g.99
95.00
50.00
go.co
14.52
9.33
12.gg
4.oo
331.79
g.10
14.94
12.01
go.65
25.02
5.00
5.00
14.35
35.00
52.50
163.20
60.00
10.30
5.66
7.g5
5. 74
14.82
14.82
14.g2
190.00
6.oo
26.17
Riede, Alphons 65.00
Riggins, E. D.
Riggins, F. R.
Riggins, J. F
Robison, M. H
Rodenb eek' s
Rodman, Mack
Roemer, Frank L.
Romans, Jim L.
Ronald's Shoe Store
Rowe, Mrs. Robert
Rudolph's Grocery
Rudolph, Lucy
Runte, Cliff
Sadler, G. L.
9.00
54.oo
54.oo
42.00
3.35
1.50
26.3g
ig.oo
3.os
5.33
44.97
9.00
33.00
5. 60
173
174
Safeway stores
Safeway Stores
GENERAL FUND
do
do
do
do
s. B. Convention & Tourist Bureau
Santa Barbara Electric Company
Santa Barbara Flying Service
Santa Barbara Free Public Library
Santa Barbara Glass Company
Society
.
do do
Santa Barbara Pipe & Supply Co.
Santa Karia Auto Parts
Santa Maria Gas Company
Santa Maria Milk Company
Santa Maria Milk Company
Santa Ynez Valley News
.
Schauer Printing Stud.1 o
Schindler, Joseph
Schulenburg, Laura
Schuler, Jamee L
Schurmeier, H. L.
Scott, Katharine A
Scott, Katharine A.
Sears Market
Sears Roebuck & Company
Seaside Oil Co
Seaside Oil Co.
do
Shady Rest Auto Camp
Shaw, Jennie E.
Shell Oil Company
filelton Clinic
Shepard's Citations
Silva, Pete
Snalley, Elda
Smith Hardware Co., F. L
Smith, James
Smith, w. R. Hardware Co.
Smyth, E. F.
Southern Calif. Edison Co
Southern
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Southern Counties Gas Company
Southern Counties Gas Company of Calif
do do do
do do do
do do do
106.4-2
12.00
213.90
256.4-3
79.50
26.51
23 .34-
2,090.11
9.35
75.00
75.00
g.35
9.23
12.32
232. 23
71.74-
24-.00
352.s1
g.50
4-5.00
36.00
15.00
26.00
9 . 00
156.12
12.gq.
34-5.02
39. g2
392.15
4-.03
6.oo
4-.12
50.00
4o.oo
3.33
90. 00
11.79
7.15
4-.02
27 .34-
26. 33
6.15
7 .34-
4-6g. 71
2g.79
72.26
6. 7g
1.23
14-.66
15.56
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December 22, 1941.
Southern Counties Gas Company GENERAL FUND
Southern Counties Gas Co
Sou. Counties Gas Company of Calif
Southern Pacific Milling Co.
Spindler & Sauppe, Inc.
Spreitz Transportation
do do
Squibb & Sons, E. R.
do do
Stadl ey, Jene
Standard Brands of Calitornia
Standard 011 Company of Calitornia
do do do
do do do
State Board of Equalization
Stationers Corporation
Stevens, Charles s.
Stevens, Charles S
Stephens, Mary
Stewart, John L
Stillwell, E. w.
Sugarman Business Equipment
Suiter, Lila E.
Suiter, Lila E.
Sullivan, H. H.
$3.74
2.73
9.1g
77.77
30.59
1.20
16.65
61.02
7.22
100.00
14.96
1.45
48.53
7.36
16.27
24.5g
5.00
60.00
25.00
54.69
17.50
664.35
75.00
9s.33
13.50
Sunset Dairy 2g.go
Sweetser, H. C. 15.46
Tauscher Office Equipment Co
Tennyson, The Druggist
Texas Co , The
Thole, H.
,1
Homer o. Thompson
Thompson, Homer c.
Thompson, Homer c.
Thompson, Homer c
do do
Thompson, Homer c.
Thompson, L. T
Thompson, Paul
Tiboni, Mrs. Catherine
Tomlinson, Wray J.
Touchette, Edna L.
Town Market, The
Tr~asurer of the United States
.
Treasurer of the United States
Tunmer, Beatrice
Ullmann, H. J.
Underhill, Jack P.
Underwood Elliott Fisher Co.
do do
Underwood, Orville
30.82
l0.56
84.$3
s3.6o
5.52
5.93
13.g6
7.4o
141.00
32. 6g
73.65
49.50
20.00
25.00
20.00
6.oo
821.36
579.2g
85.00
82.50
7.77
271.05
14.61
35.00
175
176
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Union Hardware & Metal Co.
Union Mill & Lumber Co
Union Mill & Lumber Co.
Union Mill & Lumber Co
Union 011 Co. of Calif.
Union Printing Company
Universal Auto Parts Company
Unketer, Mrs . o. L
GENERAL FUND
.
Valley Auto Parts & Paint Store
Valley Inn, The
.
Van Paing, John
Vawter, Vernon H
Ventura Rubber Stamp Co .
Voight, Hubert L.
Walker's Grocery, Deane
Ward, Mercedes
Washburn, Ray
Watson Machine Works
Watson, Marian
Watt's Grocery & Market
Weiss, Gertrude
Western Auto Supply Co
Western Auto Supply Company
Western Pipe & Steel Co .
Westwick Iron Works
Whitehead, Sarah J .
Wlllhoit, J . B.
Wilson, Kent R.
Wong Wing
Woodyard, Stratton
Wootton Printing Company
Wyeth and Brother, John
.
Ames, Gilbert
Arnold, o. L
GOOD ROADS FUND
Associated Telephone Co.
Associated Telephone Co .
Automobile Club of So . Cal.it.
Barker, Bird
Barnes, Chae.
Beattie, Minnie E
Brooks and Borra
do do
Buel Flat Rock Co
Burd, Chas
Canfield, Lloyd
Carpinteria Valley Lumber Co.
Collar, J. N.
Dal Pozzo, Joe
- .
Dille, F. E
293. 37
1. 55
25. 36
36.96
29 . 71
11. 06
39. 00
10. 00
51 . 4g
3. 4o
25. 00
3.44
2. 9g
45.74
46. 61
31. 50
30. 00
. 72
15.00
s . 90
!Jg . 23
13. 6g
5.15
g79. 73
3. 05
30. 00
7. 25
10.00
16. oo
4. 50
26. 79
10. 50
60. 00
7. 55
12.70
20.og
27 . 00
20.00
14.33
20. 6o
3. 25
30.90
126. 50
15.94
22 . 05
32. 00
51 . 6s
1S2 . 40
December 22nd, 1941.
Dominguez, Albert
])over, Frank
GOOD ROADS FUND
Duoommun U:etals & Supply Co
Farren, Art
Garlinghouse Brothers
Gates, F. H
Gingrich, Sr., c. E
Goleta Garage and Machine Shop
Grigsby, Al
Hanly, Leo
.
Harn1sohteger Corpor~t1Qn
do do
Hebel Garage, A. R
Hel tman, H. K. .
Henning, Charles
Hergert Co.
Herrier, W. w.
Hobbs Bros
.
Hosmer, Helen
Howard, Henry
Jones, Tip
La Frombais, Bill
Lambert, c. E .
Light, lilarvin
Lompoc Light & Water Dept
L~ndberg's Blacksmith Shop
Mack-International Motor Truck Corp.
Miller, Frank
Miller, Harry
Moore Mercantile Co.
Moore Company, Joseph G.
llcCabe' s Tire Shop
McGinnis, John
Nielsen and Petersen
Ochoe, Chas. .
Olivera. Albert
Ontiveros, Laurence
Ott Hardware Company
Ott Hardware Co.
Ovieda, E. G.
Pa.lmtag, C. A.
Petrol Corporation
Petrol Corporation
Pico, Harry
Robison, M. H.
Robles, G.
Romero, Erasmo
Romero, Louis
Ruttner & Rutt"ner
Senta Barbara Brake Service
Santa Barbar.a Crane Service
$ 12.00
60 .00
57.13
126.50
101.03
16.69
54.50
4.75
60.00
lgo.oo
9.61
43.59
3.94
54.oo
926.3g
55.00
75. 69
25.00
go.34
92.00
126.50
114.oo
1.32
15.54
2.03
20.17
30.00
60.00
2.21
125.17
29.29
126.50
9.g4
72.00
4o.oo
144.oo
4o.4o
9.9g
50.00
175.00
6g1.74
325.g4
50.00
16g.50
50.00
40.00
60.00
50.75
177
178
Santa Ynez Warehouse
Comp~y
and Milling GOOD ROADS FUND
Schuler, James L.
Seaside Oil Co.
do do
do do
Shell Oil Co. ,
Smith Booth Usher Co.
do do
Snith Hardware Co., F. L
Smith, James
Smith Hardware Co., w. R.
Solvang Garage and Service Station
I
Solvang Mill and Lumber Yard
Southern California Edison Co.
Southern Counties Gas Co
Sou. Pacitio Milling Co.
do do
Standard Oil Co. of Oalit.
Standard 011 Company of Calit
Texas Co., The
Union Hardware & Metal Co.
Union Mill and Lumber Co
Union 011 Co. of Cal.if.
Upton, W. c.
Walker, A. M
Wall, Jack M
Western Welding Co.
Whalen, J. T.
Zaria, George
Petersen, Fred
Caywood, Hal D.
THIRD ROAD FUND
SALARY FUND
\
$ 31.45
i3. 50
162.00
95.s3
153.4-9
5g.32
1399.90
233.74-
1.96
1.25
29.33
93.97
132.go
27.24-
6.35
56o. 4o
23.20
351.s3
4o.g6
24-.31
64-.05
l.g6
25.11
gg.oo
19. 94-
39 .4-2
57. 53
lgo.oo
4o.oo
16.oo
5. 00
Montecito Co. Water Dist. MONTECITO COUNTY 62,500.00
WATER DIST. FUND
Sou. Cali!. Edison Co. CARP. LT. DIST. FUND 195.32
do do MISSION LT. DIST. FUND 37.95
La Franchi, Winitred B. SANTA MARIA CEME. DIST.
FUND
do do
Upon the passage of the toregoing Orders, the roll being called, the tollow-
ing Supervisors voted Aye, to wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J. Monroe
Ruthertord, Ronald M. Adam and C. L. Preieker. Nays: None. Absent: None
Apooin~ment I , In the Matter of the Appoin~ment of a Commissioner of the Montec1to Fire
o! Commiapi ner
o! Yontecit District. Fire D1str1 t .
It appearing to the Board that a vacancy exists on the Board of Fire Commie-
eioners of the Montecito Fire District, owing to the resignation of Captain M. E
Manly ,
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried unanimously, it is ordered that Docto
Harold W. How be, and he is hereby appointed t o the ottice of Commissioner of the
Kontecito Fire District, vioe Captain M. E. Manly, resigned
'
Resolution
of Sympathy
upon the
Death of
Eugene w.
Squier.
.
-
December 22nd, 19~1 179
Carroll Bone appeared before the Board relative to the appointment of committe
1n accordance with the provisions of Ordinance No. 526, creating a Major Disaster
Emergency Council and an Advisory Council.
=
In the Matter of Resolution of aympathy upon the death of Eugene W. Squier.
- Resolution No. 4o~1;
IN MEMORIAK.
WHEREAS, the death of Eugene w. Squier, dearly known as "Gene" or "E. W.",
has caused a vacancy in the roster of great names who have been public ot!1cials ot
the County of Santa Barbara, and
WHEREAS, 1t is wholly titting and propar that formal record be made by this
I
Board in order to pay tribute to the sterling character of Eugene W. Squier who tilled
a high otfioe in the County with such etficiency, that his passing compels public note
to be given to the loss thereby sustained,
BE IT THEREFORE RESOLVED that in t~e death of Eugene W. Squier, a past County
official, the County of Santa Barbara has lost a distinguished and respected citizen .
He was an outstanding student of the law, a leading member of the Santa Barbara County
Bar Association, a careful legal pleader, a keen anelyst, Mr. Squier received the
distinction of serving tour terms as District Attorney, the only holder of that office
to be accorded such recognttton. He did not seek public admiration or acclaim, but his
services, ability and steady adherence to that which he conceived to be right, merited
the high esteem in which he was held by the people of Santa Barbara. His Judgment
sprang trom his convictions alone, without influence by public clamor or personal
conseauences.
A resident of Santa Barbara since 1S75, his mind was richly stored with the
early history of this community, and to listen to his recollections of incidents and
anecdotes of his oolortul career, related in his deliberate and charming manner, was a
rare treat. He was possessed of a keen sense of humor wh~ch endeared him to all with
whom he came in contact, and made him a delightful companion.
Jir. Squier was dearly beloved by all his fellow officials and associates in the
official tamily of the County. All who knew him, both in his otf1o1al capacity and as
a private citizen, keenly teel the loss of a true servant and beloved friend.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Board of Supervisors of the County of Banta
Barbara extend to th~ tamily of Eugene w. Squier sincere sympathy in the loss of a
relative, and that this resolution be spread upon the minutes of this Board and a copy
thereot be delivered to the tam11y of Eugene W. Squier.
Let this Board of Supervisors adjourn this meeting out of respect to the memory
ot the late Eugene w. Squier.
(SEAL)
Respectfully submitted,
C. L. PREISKER, Chairman Board of Superv1 sore
. of the County of Santa Barbara
J. E. LEWIS, Clerk of the Board of Supervisors.
~ . E. Lewis .
Upon motion the Board stands adjourned out of respect to the memory of Eugene
W. Squier
The foregoing minutes are hereby approv~
Attest:
I
'Clerk )
ot Supervisors.
180
Board of SUpe:rv1sors of the County of Santa Barbara, State of California,
J anuary 5th, 194~ , at 10:00 o'clock a. m. Present: Supervisors Thomas T.
Dinsmore, Sam J stanwood, J . Monroe Rutherford, Ronald M. Adam, c. L
Preisker and J. E. Lewis, Clerk.
Supervisor c. L. Preisker in the Chair.
The minutes of the regular meeting of December 22nd, 1941, were read and
approved.
A~~11av1t / In the Matter of At!1davit of Publication of Notice of Proposed Abandonment of
of Publica
tion -- Portion of State Highway Right of Way.
Aban'lonmen
of Portion It appearing to the Board trom the at!idavit of w. L. Hanson, printer of the
of State
Highway . Santa .Ynez Valley News, that Notice of Proposed Abandonment of portion of State High-
Abar.1onmen
of Portion
of State
Highway
Right o!
Way .
way Right of Way has been published;
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried unanimously, it is ordered that said
Notice has .b een duly published
In the Matter of the Petition of M. Flanagan and others tor the discontinuance,
vacation and abandonment of portion of the State Highway right of way, road v-s.B.-2- ,
County of Santa Barbara, State of California.
/. OBPER FOR ABANDONMENT OF PORTI ON OF STATE HIGHWAY
RIGHT OF WAY, ROAD v-s.B . -2-D
The petition of M. Flanagan, and others, in the above entitled matter, coming
on th~s day regularly to be heard, and it appearing that said petition was .tiled here!
on the 3rd day of November, 1941, and that said petition was signed by ten freeholder
residing in said County, two of whom are residents of the Fourth Road District 1n
said County of Santa Barbara, in which said Fourth Road District some part of the
highway herein referred to is situated, and that on the let day of December, 1941, an
Order was duly made by tbj_s Board, fixing Monday, the 5th day of January, 1942, at
ten o'clock a. m., as the day and time tor hearing said petiti~n, at the Board Room
ot said Board of Supervisors, in the Court House in the City of Banta Barbara, County
.
ot Santa Barbara, State of California, and providing that Notice be given to all
treeholders in said Fourth Road Distriot by publication of said Notice in the Santa
Ynez Valley News, a newspaper published in said County, tor at least two successive
weeks prior to said day fixed for said hearing, and that a similar Notice be posted
conspicuously along the line of the proposed vacation
And it turther appearing that said Notice has been duly published and posted
as prescribed by the aforesaid Order and as prescribed by law, and that affidavits ot
such publication and posting have been tiled herein; and said hearing having been
duly had on the 5th day of January, 1942, and evidence having been given, and it
appearing that allot the allegations of said petition are true; and it further
appearing from all of the evidence submitted that the portion of public highway,
' . .
described in said petition, is uhneoesaary tor present or prospective public use;
IT IS HEREBY OR.D ERED th. at. the portion of State Highw~ right of way, road
V-S.B.-2-D, located in the County of Santa Barbara, State of California, hereinatter
described, be, and it is hereby vacated, abandoned, discontinued_ and abo~ished, to wi :
That portion of the State highway right of w~ road v-s. B.-2-D, in that portio
ot the Rancho NoJoqui shown as Lot 7 of the De La Vega Rancho on a map entitled
"Partition of the Rancho De La Vega tiled in Rack No. 1, Map No. 4, Records ot
- ' Santa Barbara County, lying westerly of the following described lin~ and between the
terminal limits thereot:
Beginning at a point distant, radiall y, s. S5 29' 27 w., 50 . 00 teet from
-
Engineer's Station 1S5 plus 00 on the center line of the Department of Public Works'
Af!'i1.&vit
o'! Publicat
Abannonment
of Po"tions
of Firot
anc'l Obispo
Stl"'eets.
JanuaDy 5th, 1942. 181
survey tor State highway between Gaviota Pass and Santa Ynez River, road V-S. B.-2-D;
thence N. 270 26 20 w., 570.24 feet; thence N. 10 41 30 1 W., 466.97 teet; thence
N. i4o 07 50 E. , 331.91 teet; thence, trom a tangent which bears N. 27 16 55 1 E.
along a curve .to the right, concentric with said survey center line, having a radius
ot g4o teet, through an angle of 22 37' 05, tor a distance of 331.60 teet to a point
distant N. ~ 0 06 w. 90.00 teet trom Engineer's Station 201 plus 21.07 E. C. on said
survey center line.
The above described line is a portion of the line t1rst described in the deed
to the state of Calitorn1a, dated May 6, 193g and recorded 1n Book 43g at page 355 ot
Official Records, Records of Santa Barbara County, and is shown on Map No. 26S in the
State Highway Map Book on tile 1n the ottice of the County Recorder of Santa Barbara
County.
Said right of way hereinabove described was by resolution duly passed by the
Calitornia Highway Commission at its meeting regularly called and held on December
31st, 194-0, relinquished to the County of Santa Barbara, as having been superseded by
relocation
The toregoing order was passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the
County of Santa Barbara, State of Cal1torn1a, this 5th day of January, 1942.
Upon the roll being oa.lled, the tollowing Supervisors voted Aye, to wit: Thomae
T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J. Monroe Ruthertord, Ronald M. Adam and C. L. Preisker
.
Nays: None. Absent: None.
In the Matter of A;ttidayit of Publication o: Notice of Proposed Abandonment ot
on--
Portions of First Street and Obispo Street 1n the town of Guadalupe.
It appearing to the Board trom the attidavit of El.win E. Mussell, principal
clerk of the printer and publisher of The Free Advertiser, that Notice of Proposed
Abandonment of portions of First Street and Obispo Street in the Town of Guadalupe hs
been published;
.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried unanimously, it is ordered that said
Notice has been duly published.
Abann onment 1.-- In the Matter of Public Hearing on Petition tor Abandonment of Portions of
of Pol"'tions
o! First First Street and Obispo Street in the Town of Guadalupe.
ant\ Obispo
streets . Communication trom Charles L. Campodonico, requesting th.at his name be taken
Abmflalm en t
o! 1-vrtion
o! First
an~ Obi~po
Streets.
ott the above entitled petition, was received and Ordered placed on tile.
Kr. M. A. Fitzgerald, Secretary of the San Luis Ice and Cold Storage Corporation,
presented a further petition tor the above entitled abandonment, signed by Leo E.
Aoquistapaoe and others, which was Ordered placed on tile.
Charles Bond1ett1 and Waldo Gr1s1ngher were examined by Mr. Fitzgerald on behal
ot petitioners.
Alfred D. Haines, Esq., appeared on behalf of w. J. Fisk, a protestant against
the proposed abandonment, and also tiled a written protest against the granting of sai
petition.
Mr. Fitzgerald and Kr. H. B. Reticker., a stockholder of the San Luis Ice and
Cold Storage Corporation, gave assurances of the continuous operation of the ice plant
to be constructed in the vicinity of the abandoned streets, and Mr. Bondietti, Mr.
Grisingher and Jilr. J. J. Sousa accepted the assurances that said community will be
satistactorily served by said ice plant
In the Matter of the Petition tor the Abandonment of a portion of First Street
and of Obispo Street in the town of Guadlilupe, County of Santa Barbara, State ot
California. / Resolution No. 4042
ORDER FOR ABANDONMENT.
The petition of C. Bondietti and others, in the above ent1 tJ.ed matter, coming on
182
this 5th day of January, 1942, regularly to be heard; and it appearing that said peti-
.
tion was tiled herein on the let day of December, 1941, and that said petition was
signed by at least ten tre~holders residing in said County, at lea st two of whom are
I
residents of the Fitth Road District, 1n which
taxable therein tor highway purposes;
said .highway attected is situated, and
And it further appearing that on the let day of December, 1941, an Order
was made by this Board tixing ~onday, the 5th da.y.ot january, 1942, at ten o'clock A.M
of said day, as the day and time tor hearing said petition, at the Supervisors Room i
the County Courthouse, S@nta Barbara, California, and providing that Notice be given
to all freeholders of said Fifth Road District by publication or said Notice in The
Free Adverti ser, a newspaper of general circulation published in said County of Santa
Barbara, State of Californi, tor at least two successive weeks prior to said 5th day
.
ot January, 1942, the date set for said hearing, and that a similar.Notice be posted
conspicuously along the line of the proposed vacation;
And it further appearing that said Notice has been duly published and poste
as prescribed by the aforesaid Order and as prescribed by law, and that affidavits of
such publication and posting have been tiled herein;
And said hearing having been duly had on the 5th day of January, 1942, and
evidence having been given, and ~t appearing that all of the alle~ations of said petition
are true; and it turther appearing trom all of the evidence submitted that the
portions of First Street and of Obispo Street, in the town of Guadalupe, County ot
Santa Barbara, State of California, described in said petition, are unnecessary tor
present or prospective public use;
IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that the portion of First Street and of Obispo Street
1n the town of Guadalupe, County of Santa Barbara, State of Calitornia, hereinafter
described, be, and the same are hereby vacated, abandoned, discontinued and abolished,
to wit:
PARCEL ONE:
That portion of First Street, lying between Bl ocks 19 and 20, and bo~nded
on the East by the Westerly line of Obispo Street, and on the West by the Easterly lin
ot Pacheco Street, of the Town of Guadalupe, County of Santa Barbara, State of Calitor
nia, as set torth on the map of said Town of Guadalupe tiled by Theodore Le Roy on
March S, iggo, in Book "B", at page 420 (or 422), in the Miscellaneous Records now
tiled in Rack I, Map I, in the otfice of the County Recorder of the County of Santa
Barbara, State of Calitornia
PARCEL TWO:
That portion of Obispo Street lying between Blocks 20 and 21, and bounded
on the south by the Northerly line of First Street, and on the North by an imaginary
line drawn trom the Northeast corner of Block 20 in a general Easterly direction to th
Northwest corner of Block 21 of the Town of Guadalupe, County of Santa Barbara, State
ot Calitornia, as set forth on the map of said Town of Guadalupe tiled by Theodore
LeRoy on March S, lggo, in Book "B", at page 420 (or 422), in the Miscellaneous
Records now tiled in Raok I, Map I, in. th~ ottice-of the County. Recorder of the County
ot Santa Barbara, State of California
Passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa
Barbara, State of Calitornia, this 5th day of JanUa.r.Y, i942, by the following vote:
Ayes: Thomas T. Dinsmore, J. Monroe Rutherford, Ronald M. Adam and c. L. Preisker.
Not voting: Sam J. Stanwood. Noes: None. Absent: None
A!!'inavit o~
Publication-Purchase
o!
certain r eal
p:ro]Jerty in
Santa Ma,1 a .
Purcbace o'!
Certain Real
Pro pe:rty in
Sarita Maria.
Accepting Dee_. ,
January 5th, 19~2. 183
In the Matter of the Affidavit of Publication of Notice of Intention to
Purchase certain real Property in Santa Maria; Calitornia.
It appearing to the Board trom the attidavlt of J. H. Bowles, principal
clerk of the printer and publisher of The Santa Maria Valley Vidette, that Notice ot
Intention tb Purchase certain real property in Santa Maria, Calitomia, has been published;
Upon motion, dUly seconded and carried unanimously, it is ordered that
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said Notice has been duly published.
In the Mp.tter of tb.e Purchase of Certain Real Property in Santa Maria,
California, tor county highway and drainage purposes.
This being the time heretofore tixed tor the consummation of the purchase
ot certain real property, located in Santa Maria, California, tor county highway and
drainage purposes, and good cause appearing therefor,
I~ is ordered that said matter be, and it is hereby continued until the 26t
day of January, 1942, at 10:00 o'clock a. m.
In the Matter of Accepting Deed.
/ Resolution No. 4o~3.
WHEREAS, Alfred F. Roemer and F4na Roemer, his wite, are desirous of con-
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veying to the county of Santa Barbara, State of Calitornia, . tor the sum of $200.00,
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an undivided one-halt (1/2) interest in and to a parcel of land, situate in the County
ot Santa Barbara, State of California, and more particularly described in the deed
hereinafter referred to, said parcel of land to be used tor road and drainage purposes
by said County of Santa Barbara, subject to cert~1n conditions specified by the
grantors above named in the escrow instructions accompanying said deed, and
WHEREAS, Alfred F. Roemer and Edna Roemer, his wife, have executed a deed
and indenture, dated December 22nd, 1941, more particularly describing said property,
Accepting Deed
and have delivered escrow instructions to this Board, containing each and evez-y condition
so intended by t h em to be made upon said property, subject to the approval
and consent of the said grantee, the County of Santa Barbara,
. ~ .
NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED, that said County of Santa Barbara
accept said conveyanoe' of real property, for said road and drainage purposes as
aforesaid, subject. to said conditions specified in the escrow instructions, ~d the
County Auditor be~ and he is hereby' ordered to draw his warrant tor the sum o'! $200.00
on the Treasury of the County of Santa Barbara in favor of the above named grantors
IT IS FURTHER REOOLVED, that J. E. Lewis, Clerk of said Board, be, and he
is hereby authorized to record said deed and indenture with the County Recorder of said
County of Santa Barbara, upon the pertormance of the conditions specified in said
escrow instructions.
Passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Banta Bar- .
bara, State of California, this 5th day of January, 19~2, by the following vote,
to wit: Ayes: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J. Monroe Rutherford, Ronald M.
Adam and c. L. Preisker
Nays: None. Absent: None.
In the Matter o~ Aoceptiryg Deed.
v Resolution No. 4o44.
WHEREAS, Frank L. Roemer and Vivian Roemer, his wife, are desirous o! conveying
to the County of Banta Barbara, State of California, for the sum of $200.00,
an undivided one-halt (1/2) interest in and to a parcel of land, situate in the County
ot Santa Barbara, State of California, and more particularly described in the deed
hereinafter referred to, said parcel of land to be used tor road and drainage purposes
by said County of Santa Barbara, subject to certain conditions specified by the
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Appointmen I
of Certain
Appointive
Of !'icers.
Mission 1
Canyon
Heights
Sub1.i vi sio
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grantors above named in the escrow instructions accompanying said deed, and
WHEREAS, Frank L. Roemer and Vivian Roemer, his wife, have executed a deed
and indenture, dated December 22nd, 1941, more particularly described said property,
and have delivered escrow instructions to this Board, containing eaoh and every condition
so intended by them to be made upon said property, subject to the approval and
consent of the said grantee, the County of Santa Barbara,
NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED, that said County of Santa Barbara
accept said conveyance of real property, tor said road and drainage purposes as a1'ore-
said, subject to said conditions speoitied in the escrow instructions, and the County
Auditor be, and he is hereby ordered to draw his warrant tor the sum of $200.00 on the
Treasury of the County of Santa Barbara in tavor of the above named grantors.
IT IS FURTHER RESOLVED, that J. E. Lewis, Clerk of said Board, be, and he
is hereby authorized to record said deed and indenture with the County Recorder ot
said County of Santa Barbara, upon the performance of the cond1t~ons specified in said
escrow instructions.
Passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa
Barbara, State of Cal~torni~, this 5th day of January, 1942, by the tollow1ng vote,
to wit: Ayes: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Sta~wood, J. Monroe Rutherford, Ronald M.
Adam and C. L. Preisker Nays: None. Absent: None.
In the Matter of Appointment of Certain Appointive Otticers.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried unanimously, it is
ORDERED that the tollowing named persons be, and they are hereby appointed
tor the position, and at the salary designated, on a month to month basis, to wit:
~ custodian of the Court House
~ superintendent of Detention Home
1 Administrator, Santa Barbara
General Hospital
1 Superintendent, Santa Maria
General Hospital and County
Physician, Fitth District
/ County Physician, First District
; County Physician, Third District
~ County Physician, Fourth District
1County Physician, Fitth District
/ County Weltare Director
/Director of Unemployment Reliet
1Purchasing Agent
1 Statistician
" County Live Stock Inspector
/ Assistant Sealer of Weights and
Measures
Phil Weidman
Anne lilcCaughey
Eva L. Wilson
Jules Bertero, M. D.
.
T. M. Shorkley, M. D.
Edgar Smith, M. D.
M. V. Duncan, M. D.
J. W. Needles, M. D.
Harvey J. Rudolph
Harvey J. Rudolph
John L. Stewart
John L. Stewart
A. s. Larsen
. .
Mrs. Bertha Page --Compensation
in the a,.ggregate shall not
exceed $600.00 per annum.
300.00
150.00
25.00
25.00
100.00
50.00
300.00
50.00
250.00
s3.33
i25.oo
In the Matter of the Dedication of Certain Roads in the: "Mission Cenyon
Heights Subdivision"' to the County bt Santa Barbara.
I Resolution No. 4o45.
WHEREAS, the County of Santa Barbara,by action of its Board of Supervisors
on July 2nd, 1941, declared its intention to accept the dedication of the roads in
the Mission Canyon Heights Subdivision in the County of Santa Barbara, State of
California, more particularly described in that certain Deed hereinatter referred to,
and to graae, surtace and maintain said roads as county roads upon certain terms and
conditions to be performed by the grantors of said property; and
WHEREAS, the terms and conditions specified by said Board have been tully
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Naval
Elistment
Month.
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January 5th, 1942.
met and complied with by said property owners; and
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WHEREAS, the owners of said property have presented to this Board a Deed
ot Dedication, ottering certain real property therein desc~ibed to the County ot
Santa Barbara tor all the uses and purposes of county highways, which said Deed contains
certain conditions and obligations to be performed by the County of Santa Barbara;
and whereas tor the purpose of furnishing needful drainage in connection with
constructing, improving,. and maintaining the said roads, it is deemed necessary to
secure drainage Rights of Way over lots numbered 177, 215, 221, and 222, numbered
according to the Coun~y Assessor's Records of santa Barbara County, ~hi~h lots are
. privately owned; and
WHEREAS sufficient Rights of Way over the said lots tor purposes ot
drainage have been secured. trom the respective owners of said lots and are presented
to this Board tor acceptance;
NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS HEREBY ORDERED AND RESOLVED .!l'HAT the said Deed ot
Dedication herein above referred to !rom the Security First National Bank of Los
Angeles, a national banking assooiation, to the County of Santa Barbara, be and the
same is hereby accepted, and the Clerk is hereby directed to record said Deed of Dedication
with the County Recorder of said County of Santa Barbara, and
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED AND RESOLVED that the conveyances of Rights of Way
tor purposes of drainage trom the respective owners of lots Nos. 177, 215, 221 and 222
to the County of Santa Barbara be and the same are hereby accepted, and the Clerk is
hereby directed to record said conveyances of Rights of Way with the County Recorder
ot said County of Santa Barbara, a. nd
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED AND RESOLVED that the County of Santa Barbara sh.all,
- and it does hereby agree to perform eaoh and every of the covenants and conditions
specified in said Peed, including the grading, surfacing. improving, construction and
maintenance of sai~ county highway so dedicated by said. Deed, together with turnishing
ot needful drad.nag~ in connection with the maintenance of said county highways.
AND IT ;rs FURTHER ORDEREP AND RESOLVED that :this resolution shall be and
is hereby ettectiv~ !Dd operative as of the date of April 1, 1942.
Passed ~d adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the County of santa
Barbara, State of palitorn1a, this 5th day of January, 1942, by the tollowing vote,
to wit: Ayes: Tho~s T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J. Monrpe Ruthertord, Ronald K.
Adam and c. L. Preisker. Nays: None Absent: None.
In the Matter of the Resolution of the County. Declaring the Month ot
January, 1942, to pe Naval Enlistment Month.
Resolution No. 4o46
WHEREAS~ the Santa Barbara County Naval Enlistment Committee, acting in
accordance with th~ Navy Recruiting Program tor the State of California, has eetab1ished
the month of January, 1942 as Navy Enlistment Month, and
WHERE&S the County of Santa Barbara wishes to otter its aid, support and
cooperation to sue~ a Naval Enlistment Program in the ~nterest of National Defense and,
WHEREAS, all public and private organizations and groups, as well as
individuals are whole heartedly combining toward all-out effort for Naval Enlistment .
during 1942, and particularly during the month of January, 1942.
NOW THEREFORE IT IS HEREBY ORDERED AND RESOLVED that in order to unity and
concentrate the Nayal Enlistment Program and to cooperate with the City and state
Naval Enlistment ettort, the month of January, 1942 shall be and it 1s hereby declared
by the County of Santa Barbara to be Naval Enlistment Month
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Santa Barba
Yacht Club
Commun1cat1
Repor t.
Ain to Neen
Age"- Person
a ,, In the Matter of Communication trom the Santa Barbara Yacht Club, and
n. return of F1tty Dollars, unexpended portion of the County's appropriation to the
Semana Nau ti ca.
Upon motion of Supervisor Rutherford, duly seconded and carried unanimously;
it is ordered that the Clerk be, and he is hereby directed to write the Santa Barbara
Yacht Club Association, thanking them !or their efforts to stay within their budget,
and commending the success of the annual Regatta.
In the Matter of Annual Report of Livestock Department, and request of
A. s. Larsen tor Appointment as Livestock Inspector.
The annual report of the Livestock Department and request of A. s. Larsen
tor
v"
appointment as Livestock Inspector were received and Ordered placed on tile.
In the Matter of Applications tor State and County Aid to Needy Aged
Persons.
It appearing to the Board that the hereinafter named applicants tor State
and County Aid to needy aged persons having tiled their applications, as required by
law, and as in said applications tully set torth; and
It further appearing !rom an examination of said aPPlications that the
needy ageipersons mentioned in said applications are proper persons to receive
State and County Aid; upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is
. ORDERED, that the Auditor draw his warrant on the Treasurer on General Fun
in favor of the following applicants, tor the amount set opposite the name of the
applicant, commencing on the first day of January 1 9~2 (unless otherwise indicated)
and on the firs t day of each month hereafter until further order of this Board; said
money to be used tor the support of said needy aged persons, to wit:
Name of Applicant
Blair, Charles W.
Blair, Gertrude D.
Total Aid Granted Remarks
$40.00
4o.oo
Burns, James 4o.oo
Chambers, Mabel G.
Cook, Clara Belle
Culligan, Thomas
MoNea1, Amanda A.
Newell, ilary E.
Pinero, Narcisa
Pinney, W1non~ E.
Richards, Elizabeth Mary
Richards, John
Smith, Susanna
Stromlund, George
Thomae, Teresa J.
Thompson, J. E.
Valenzuela, Jose L.
Winters, John E.
INCREASE
Laughlin, Urvil L.
DECREASE
Hopkins, Evah
DISCONTINUANCES
Dominguez, Fei1ciano
Glasgow, Francis Marion
4o.oo
7.90
4o.oo
4o.oo
36.15
4o.oo
4o.oo
4o.oo
4o.oo
3~.00
4o.oo
4o.oo
4o.oo
32.00
35.00
4o.oo
.
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Refusal t o
Grant Old
Age security
-
DISCONTINUANCES
Hurley, Ida
Keese, David F.
Lebeck, Hartwig w.
Manning, William J .
Patton, May M.
Rogers, Etta Mona
Silva, Rataela
Sims, William Milton
Sims, Alice L.
Stone, William R.
Tibbate, Elmina o.
Woodward, Annie
January 5th, 1942.
(CONTINUED)
In the Watter of Retusal to Grant Old Age Security.
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It appearing to the Board, from the report of the County Welfare Department,
that the following named applicant is not a proper person to receive Old Age Security;
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried,
IT IS ORDERED that the tollowing application be, and it is hereby denied:
Brewster, Irene
Ail\ t o Needy /
Blind Person p er sons.
In the Matter of Applications tor State and County Aid to Needy Blind
Children's
Aid.
Chili\ren' s
Aid.
It appearing to the Board that the hereinafter named applicant tor State
and County Aid to needy blind persons having tiled her application, as required
by law, and as in said application tully set torth; and
It turther appearing !rom an examination of said application that the needy
blind person mentioned in said application is a proper person to receive State and
County Aid; upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it 1e
ORDERED, that the Auditor draw his warrant on the Treasurer on General Fund,
in favor of the following applicant, tor the amount set opposite the name of the applicant,
commencing on the tirst day of January 1942 (unless otherwise indicated) and on
the t1rst day of each month hereafter until further order of this Board; said money to
be used tor the support of said needy blind person, to Wit:
NAME OF APPLICANT
Whitlow, Annie
TOTAL AID GRANTED
$50. 00
REMARKS
/ In the Matter of the Application of Maria Acuna, General Delivery, Santa
Maria, Calitornia, tor State and County Aid tor Margarita Hernandez, child whose
tather, s whereabouts are unknown
It appearing to the satisfaction of the Board that said Margarita Hernandez
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1s a child whose father's whereabouts are unknown, and a proper person to receive State
and County Aid, and 1s in the oustody of said Maria Acuna, Mother;
It is ordered that the Auditor draw his warrant on the Treasurer on General
Fund, in tavor of said Maria Acuna tor the sum of thirty dollars, and tor a like amount
on the first of each month hereatter until the further order of this Board, said money
to be used tor the support of the above named minor
In the Watter of the Application of Edgar M. Baxter. Probation Officer,
1015 Garden Street, Santa Barbara, California, tor State and County Aid tor Juanita,
John Jr., and Charles Lona, Children of Tuberculous tather
It appearing to the sat1staction of the Board that said Juanita, John Jr.,
and Charles Lona are children of a Tuberculous father, and are proper persons to receive
State and County Aid, and are in the custody of said Edgar M. Baxte~, Probation
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Chilnren' s /
Ain.
Children's
Aid
Children's I
Aid. .
Officer;
It is ordered that the Auditor draw his warrant on the Treasurer on General
Fund, in tavor of said Edgar M. Baxter tor the sum or sixty-seven and ryJ/100 dollars,
and tor a like amount on the first of each month hereafter until the further order ot
this Board, said money to be used tor the support of the above named minors.
In the Matter of the Application of Annie Branch, 415 Transfer Avenue,
Santa Barbara, California, tor State and County Aid for Eugenia Apodaca, and Phyllis
Rodarte, whole orphans.
It appearing to the satistaction of the Board that said Eugenia Apodaca and
PhylJ.is Rodarte are whole orphans and are proper. persons to receive State and County
Aid, and are in the custody of as.id Annie Branch, Grandmother;
It is ordered that the Auditor draw his warrant on the Treasurer on General
Fund, in tavor of said Annie Branch tor the sum of fitty-three dollars, and tor a like
amount on the tirst of each month hereafter until the further order of this Board,
said money to be used tor the support of the above named minors.
In the Matter of the Application of Jesus Cuebas, Ocean Terrace, Goleta,
Calitornia, tor State and County Aid tor Rataela, Teodoro, Maria, Margarita, Refugia,
and Vincencia Cuebas, Children of Tuberculous rather
It appearing to the satisfaction of the Board that said Rafaela, Teodoro,
Maria, Margarita, Refugia, and Vincencia Cuebas are children of a Tuberculous father,
and are proper persons to receive State and County Aid, and are in the custody of said
Jesus Cuebas, Mother;
It is ordered that the Auditor draw his warrant on the Treasurer on General
Fund, in favor of said Jesus Cuebas tor the sum of sixty-one dollars, and tor a like
amount on the first of each month hereatter until the turther order of this Board, sa1
money to be used tor the support of the above named minors.
In the Matter of the Application of Creeceneia G. Franco, 1011 Cramer Tract
Carpinteria, Cal1torn1a, tor State and County Aid tor Maria, Ernesto and socorro
Franco, half-orphans.
It appearing to the eatietaot1on of the Board that said Maria, Ernesto and
Socorro Franco are halt-orphans and are proper persons to receive State and County Aid
and are in the custody of sa1d Creecensia G. Franco, Mother;
It is ordered that the Audi tor draw h1 s warrant on the Treasurer on General
Fund, in tavor of said Crescenoia G. Franco tor the sum of sixty-one dollars, and tor
a like amount on the t1rst of each month hereafter until the turther order of this
Board, said money to be used tor the support of the above named minors.
Children's
Aid.
1 In the Matter of the Application of Eloisa Martinez, 3og East Cota Street,
Changes in
Children's
I
in.
Senta Barbara, California, tor State and County Aid tor Frances Lopez, halt-orphan.
It appearing to the satietaotion of the Board that said Frances Lopez is
a halt-orphan and a proper person to receive State and County Aid, and is in the custo .
ot said Eloisa Martinez, Mother;
It is ordered that the Auditor draw his warrant on the Treasurer on General
Fund, 1n favor of said Eloisa Martinez tor the sum of ten dollars, and tor a like
amount on the tirst of each month hereafter until the turther order of this Board,
said money to be used tor the support of the above named minor
In the Matter of Cha.ngee 1n Children's Aid.
It appearing to the Board trom "Notices of CbangeM, tiled by the County
Weltare Department, that certain adjustments should be made in the amount of aid, etc.
granted to the following named persons; upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it
is therefore
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ORDERED, that the amount of aid granted to Children listed below be change
to the amount set opposite their names beginning January lat, 1942 (unless otherwise
Request !'or v
Cancellation
of Taxes --
TJ. 8 . o!' A.
Appr oval of
011 Well
D:r1111ng Bon
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Annual Settle ent
Shee t !'rom
indicated) as follows, to wit:
NAME
RESTORATION
TOTAL AID GRANTED REMARKS.
Erranova, Edward, Adalaida and Victoria $26.00
INCREASES
Glover, Dustin and Jack 57. 50
Hernandez, David, Virginia, Gloria,
Angelina and Frank
Rogers, James Ferrell, Jr., Lawrence Lee
and Rose Cecelia
DECREASE
Castillo, Martin Jr., and Richard
DISCONTINUANCES
Glover, Marvin
Hernandez, Frank
Lopez, Juanita, Apolenard, Socorro and
.
Salvadore; Martinez, Celia and Jose
Melero, .Ameli~
CHANGE OF PAYEE
RECIPIENT OF AID
Castillo, Martin Jr.,
and Richard
PAYEE BEFORE CHANGE
Martin Castillo
50.00
77.00
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12/31/41
12/26/41
11/30/41
PAYEE AFTER CHANGE
Cesario C. Castillo
In the Watter of the Request of the United States of America tor the
Can. cellation of Taxes.
The above entitled matter was reterred to the District Attorney.
In the Matter of the Approval of Oil Well Drilling Bond.
Acting in aocordance with the provisions of Ordinance No. 502, as amended,
and pursuant to the request of the County Planning Commission,
It was moved, seconded and carried that the tollowing oil well drilling
bond be, and it is hereby approved:
Fickert Oil Co. Ltd. single bond No. 192933g
In the Matter of Annual Settlement Sheet trom the County Treasurer and
County Auditor.
Treasurer an
Aurlitor.
To the Honorable Board of Supervisors,
Santa Barbara County, California.
Gentlemen:
January 5, 1942.
We, the treasurer '-114 auditor of Santa Barbara County hereby present out annual
settlement sheet.
Vouchers tor money paid out by the treasurer are all on tile in the auditor's ottice
The treasurer's accounts and auditor's accounts agree as per statement below:
Receipts
Balance in the hands of treasurer as per statement
rendered Jan11ary 6, 1941 $2,200,662.85 .
Amount received from said date, and during
1941, to January 5, 1942 5,6s9, 515.s7
I Total. #1,s90,17s.72
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Treasurer' s .;
Report .
Report of
Sant.11 Maria
Hoso1tal
Ori\1nance
No . 537.
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Disbursements
Cash paid out from date of last report as
per vouchers on file with the auditor
Balance on hand in the treasury as ot
January 5, 1942
Respectfully submitted
L. A. GAMMILL, County Treasurer
A. T. EAVES, County Auditor
In the Matter of Treasurer's Report on Receipts and Disbursements tor the
Period December let, 1941 to January 3rd, 1942, inclusive
Report was received and Ordered placed on file
In the Matter of Report of the Santa Maria Hospital tor the Month ot
November, 1941.
. Report was received and ordered placed on tile.
In the Matter of Ordinance No. 537 .
Upon motion, duly seconded and C"1'ried unanimously, the Board passed and
adopted Ordinance No. 537, entitled "An Ordinance o! the County of Santa Barbara
Relating to Air Raid Precautions."
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Upon the passage of the foregoing Ordinance, the roll being called, the tol
Emergency
Fire Contro
Agreement.
Clvilian
Pe!"ense.
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lowing Supervisors voted Aye, to w1 t: Thomas T. 'Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J. Monroe
Rutherford, Ronald Y. Adam and c. L. Prelsker. Nays: None. Absent: None.
In the Matter of Emergency Fire Control Agreement.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried unanimously, it is Ordered that the
Chairman and Clerk be, and they are hereby authorized and directed to execute an
Emergency Fire Control Agreement for tire control and protection in the present
national emergency; parties to said Agreement are as follows, to wit: County of
Santa Barbara, City of Santa Barbara, City of Santa Marla, United States Forest
Service, Los Padres National Forest, Carp1nter1~ Fire Dist~ict, Montecito Fire
District, City of Lompoc, Solvang Fire District, Guadalupe Fire District and Hope
Ranch Park Homes Association.
In the Matter of Civilian Defense.
The Board directed that a record be made in these minutes commending
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Supervisor Rutherford, District Attorney aeokehdort and Sheriff Ross tor the splendid
manner in which they have handled Civilian Defense activities in Santa Barbara County.
Issuance of .;
Foo\ and/or
Cotton
Stamps.
In the Matter of Agreement between the Surplus Marketing Administration
and the County of Santa Barbara tor the issuance or Food and/or Cotton Stamps.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried unanimously, it is ordered t hat the
Chairman be, and he is hereby' authorized to execv.te an Agreement with the Surplus
Marketing Administration tor the issuance of tood and/or cotton stamps; said Agreemen
is in lieu or a similar agreement executed on August lSth, 1941.
Assessor to v In the Matter o! Authorizing the Assessor to' Attend Meetings o! the State
At1;.enrl Meet ngs
of State Board of Equalization.
BoA.'l"d of
Eaualizatio Upon motion, duly seconded and carried unanimously, it is ordered that
Trans!"er of J
Funns.
Assessor Tomlinson be, and he ls hereby authorized to attend meetings of the State
Board of Equalization to be held in Los Angeles, January 29th and 30th, 19~2; his
expenses to be a charge against the County.
In the Matter of Transter of Funds from the Unappropriated Reserve General
Fund.
Resol ution No. 4o47 t
Whereas it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County
Revision o f /
Budget Item
Goleta
Sanitary
District .
Goleta
Sanitary
District.
Coramunic ati ,/ n.
Correction I
to 1941
As sessment
Roll.
January 5th, 1942 191
th.at a transter is necessary from the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund to Account
94 C 74, Santa Maria Valley, Capital Outlay, Flood Control, General Fund; in accord- .
ance with S~ction 3714, subdivision 3, of the Political Code,
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of two thousand three hundred
twenty-one and 55/100 dollars ($2,321.55) be and the sa~e is hereby transferred from
the unappropriated reserve_ General ~und to account 94 C 74, Santa Maria Valley,
capital Outlay, Flood Control, General Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being oalled, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J.
Monroe Rutherford, Ronald M. Adam and C. L. Preisker. Nays, None. Absent, None.
In the Matter of Revision of Budget Items.
Resolution No. 4o4S
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County
that a revision is necessary within general classification of. Maintenance and
Operation, District Attorney, General Fund.
Now, therefore, be it Resolved that the aforesaid accounts be and the
same are hereby revised as follows, to wit: Transfer from Acco.unt lS B 46, Criminal
Expense, the sum of $90.00 to Account lS B 25, Service and Expense, Maintenance and
.
Operation, District Attorney, General, Fund
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J
Monroe Rutherford, Ronald M. Adam and C. L. Preisker. Nays, None. Absent, None.
Charles s. Gass, Esq., representing Mrs. Dulce de lac. Jensen, appeared
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before the Board at this time to protest the abandonment of a portion of State HighweY
right of way, road v-s.B.-2-D.
The Board advised Mr. Gass that the petition tor abandonment had already
been heard, and the Order tor Abandonment signed.
In the Matter of Affidavit of Publication of Resolution No. 4o26, In the
Matter of the Petition tor the formation of Goleta Sanitary District.
It appe~ring to the Board from the affidavit of Marshall Selover, printer
and publisher of the Goleta Valley Leader, that Resolution No. 4o26 has been publish~;
Upon motion, duly secopd'ed and carried, 1 t is ordered that said Resolut1o
No. 4o26 has been duly published. \
In the Matter of Remuneration tor Officers of Election tor the Election
for the Formation of Goleta Sanitary District.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the sum ot
six dollars be, and it is hereby fixed as the remuneration tor officers of election
tor the Election to be held the 6th day of January, 1942, tor the torma~ion ot
Goleta Sanitary District.
In the Matter of Communication trom Carroll Bone Relative to Ordinance
No. 526.
The above entitled communication was referred to Supervisor Ruthertord.
In the Matter of Correction to the 1941 Assessment Roll.
It satisfactorily appearing to the Board of Supervisors of the County ot
Santa Barbara, State of California, !rom a report filed by the County Assessor, that
a clerical error of double assessment has been made in the 1941 Assessment Roll, and
application having been made to the Board by said County Assessor tor the correction
ot said error, as provided by Sections 4s31, 4S32, 4s34, 4S35, 4S36 and 4g37 of the
Revenue and Taxation Code; and
It further appearing that the written consent of the District Attorney of
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Claim Heln
said County of Santa Barbara, to the correction of said clerical error, has been
obtained theretor,
NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS ORDERED that the Auditor of the County of Santa
Barbara, State of California, be, and he is hereby authorized and dir ected to make the
necessary correction in the 1941 Assessment Roll, as set forth in said report as
follows, to wit:
Strike ott from Morgan F. Drum Vol . 3 page 247 personal proper ty in the
amount of $1430. This was a double assessment, same having been paid assessor by
receipt #4201 Vol. 4 page 217.
, In the Matter of Claim Held over !rom Meeting of December 22nd, 1941, and
Over and
Now Allowe now allowed.
Claims Hel
Over and
/
Now Reject l'l .
Claims
Rec al ;i. eel e d
Helil. Over.
Upon mo~ion, duly seconded and carried unanimously, it is ordered that the
following claim be, and it ~s hereby allowed as follows, to wit:
Belt, Elmer GENER.AL FUND $39.00
In the Matter of Claims Held over trom Previ ous Meetings and now Rejected.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried unanimously, it is ord.ered that the
following claims, held over trom previous meetings, be, and the same are hereby
rejected:
Kluss, Edwin R.
Smith Booth Usherco.
In the Matter of Claims recalled from the Auditor and Held Over.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the following
claims be, and they are herel:5y l'ecalled from the Audi tor and held over:
Kluss, Dr~ Edwin R
Pre1sker, c. L.
Claims In the Matter of Claims Recalled from.the Auditor tor Correction and Now
Recalled d
Real low en. Rea1lowed.
Claims He.
Over.
Allowance
of Claims.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried unanimously, it is ordered that the
Orders made and entered on December gth and 22nd, 1941, allowing claims as follows:
Holser and Bailey GENERAL FUND
Moore Mercantile Co.
. .
Sink, Dr. W. D. 50.00
be, and they are hereby rescinded; and it is turther ordered that said claims be
recalled from the Auditor and real.lowed as follows, to wit:
Holser and Bailey
Moore Mercantiie Co.
GENERAL FUND
Sink, Dr. W. D. (Change in Jurat)
In the Matter of Claims Held Over.
50 . 00
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the !ollowing
claims be, and they are hereby held over:
Pillsbury, E. s.
Rheams, Sarah o.
Rheama, Sarah o
$13S.oo -- referred to Statistician
14. g2 -- approval of District Attorney
14.g2 -- approval of District Attorney
In the Matter of the Allowance of Claims.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried unanimously, it is ordered that the
following claims be, and the same are hereby allowed, each claim tor the amount and
payable out of the fund designated in the order of allowance indorsed on the tace ot
each claim respectively, to wit:
Abbott, James
Adam, Ronald M.
GENERAL FUND
,
Adams, Norman
Alexander, Bruce
Altschul, Ira D.
Altschul, Ira D.
January 5th, 1942
GENERAL FUND
Ash, Helen Id.
Ashley, Evelyn
Babcock, Dwight
Bartholomew, Mrs. Pearl
Bartlett, Stanley
Beckwith, Bonnie
Beekler, Dr. A. M.
Bernard, G. c
Bidgood, Linda
Blackburn, Lewis, C
Bothwell, Mrs . Wm.
Bounds, Dick
Bradfield, Bernice
Brechtelsbauer, Ottilie
~n, Ed.
Brown, Margaret
Brown, Mary E
Brink, A. W
Bucklin, Mrs . Lela
Burgess, Beatrice
Buttertield, Barbara
Calder, Robert
Campbell, Daniel
Carlson, Elenore
Carricaburu, IU-e . J.
Castro, Irene
Catholic Big Bros. Inc.
Chaucer, Norton G
Clark, Emily
Cohen, Peter
Coldren, Edna
Colton, 14rs. Josephine
Common, Wm. C
Conover, Gertrude M.
Convent of the Good Shepherd
Cooley, Harry
Cota, Juan
Cota, Julius
Cowan, James
Cox, Martha M.
Cox, Margaret
Crane, Edward E.
Dana, Lydia
Davies, Evelyn v.
Day, Phoebe H.
Da,ynes, Beverly
120.00
2g.oo
10.09
9. g1
45.00
45.00
50.00
25.00
15.00
6.oo
50.00
96.77
~.oo
25.00
30.00
45.00
150.00
120.00
24.oo
s5 .oo
160.00
g2.42
25.00
25.g1
6o.32
so.oo
15.4g
160.00
25.00
50.00
2.50
25.00
100.00
327.7g
160.00
s7.50
30.00
150.00
12.90
24.75
3s.oo
42.00
50.00
100.00
so.co
150.00
90.49
14o.oo
130.00
6.67
193
194
Delilar s, Harold V.
Dennis, Mrs. Dorothy
Dias, Mrs. Viola
Dinsmore, Thomas T.
Dodd, Luther F.
Dominges, Bob A.
Dotson, Billie Lois
Downing, Emily
Duprey, Constance
Eby, Isabelle
Ehrenborg, Ruth D.
Enyart, Ed
Evermann, Martha
Feathers, Ruth
Feliz, Chester
Feliz, Marjorie
Fraser, Lillian
Fraser, Sara Frances
Furrow, L. R.
Gallagher, Henry F.
Garcia, Mrs. Jesus
Gates, Mrs. Hattie
Gingrich, Jr., c. E
Goble, Jean
Gonzales, Mrs. Carlotta
Gordon, Margaret
Goularte, Olga V.
Gower, Alvin H.
Gratft, John
Gray, Barbara
Green, Mrs. H. L
Groom, Ralph
Grossman, Charlotte
Gutierrez, Mrs. Dora
Hager, Emma
Harberts, Richard
Hardy, Clara G.
Hawver, Helen
Henderson, Charles F
Henderson, H. E.
do do
Henderson , H. E.
Henry, Charles
Hensley, Raymond
Hernandez, Jesus
Hilmer, Fred
Hirzel, Raymond
Hoeck, Elsie
Hogle, D.
Holdener, Mary
GENERAL FUND
25.00
7.50
4e.71
3.60
151.20
135.00
s5.oo
62.00
114.19
50.00
156.so
s.oo
125.00
90.00
45.00
105.00
105.00
50.00
50.00
10.00
13.00
2.50
5g.50
120.00
25.00
7. 'JJ
5.00
125.00
157 . 50
100.00
25.00
45.00
120.00
4o.oo
i50.oo
45.00
120.00
145.00
75.00
10.00
25.00
5.00
4o.oo
175.00
i6.oo
16. 77
16. 77
16o.oo
ls.90
4o.oo
J"1uary 5th, 1942.
Hollis, A. F
Hossack, D. L
Hossack, D. L
Hutt, Elizabeth H.
Hutt, Neal
Hutt, V1rg1n1a
Hummel, Robert
Hurlbut, Helen
ffl"'1e, Elaine
Ingrim, Earl B
Isom, B. A.
Jacobsen, E. B.
Jagemann, Fr1 eda E
James, c. E
janes, A. F.
janssens, Albert A.
do do
Johnson, Mrs. Della
Johnson, F. H.
Johnson, w. B.
Johnson, w. H
Johnson, Winifred
Jones, Cora A
Jones, Cora A
Kane, Edward
Kindred, lire. J. o
king, ~illa E~
Kinkead, Frances
Kittredge, Jr., D. w.
Xomlei, Charles
Kotas, Velma
Kramer, o. E.
LaBreche, Jessie
.
Langworthy, Muriel
Large, Delbert
Lee, L.
Lee, L
Lewis, J. E.
Lewis, Thomae A.
Lidbom, ' Hazel
L11Jekvist, Naomi
Lore, Lou s
Lorenz, Frederick s
Lorigo, Krs. Mary Lou
Madsen, Eva
Main, R C.
Me.ire, Allen G.
Marre, Cerolina
Martinez, Mrs. Saul1ne
Mathews, Mrs. C. L.
Maxwell, Elizabeth
GENERAL FUND
. .
I go.co
g6.41
10.91
225.00
46.77
4o.oo
9.03
175.00
g2.26
190.00
151.20
200.00
125.00
9.gg
125.00
3.50
3.50
50.00
250.00
5.00
70.00
45.00
g.34
g.34
110.00
22.5g
130.00
125.00
75.00
65.00
120.00
151.20
16o.oo
i1g.71
90.00
6.oo
69.30
3.g7
90.00
100.00
105.00
146.oo
4o2.43
4o.oo
2g.39
12.lS
25.00
100.00
195
196
Medhurst, Richard R.
Keismer, Bernadine
Menezes, Mrs. Mary
Mesirow, Dr. M. E.
llilano, Kate
Miller, Rachel K.
Mock, Cleo
Mottitt, Mrs. Hazel
Molloy, Mollie
Monroe, Al.ice
Moore, c. P.
Munnemann, J. J.
Muth, Walter
Muth, W<er
KcAtee, Olga
McBane, s .
McCaughey, Dr. Anna E.
McCaughey, J. P
McG1nley, Hugh
McGovney, Rich.a.rd
McLeod, Beth
Needles, Dr. J. W.
GENERAL FOND
Nelson, Arthur
Olivera, Mrs. Rose
01sen, Arthur R
Ontiveros, Sarah
Ortega, Rosalie
Osborne, Hortense M
Otto, Leslie E
Ovieda, Toney
P.acit1c Lodge
Palmaymesa, Mrs. Adelaide
Pedersen, Charlotte
Penfield, Wallace c
Perrin, Joyce
Plescia, Bessie B
Preisker, c. L.
Preuss, Chas. A.
Preuss, Chas. A
Purkiss, M. M
Ray, June
Reasons, Ruth M.
Reichert, Harry
Richardson, Hazel
Richardson, ilax
Richardson, Nancy
Reiley, Chet
Roblee, Y.
Rodman, Clyde L.
Roemer and Roemer, Altred F. and Edna
Roemer, Frank L. and Vivian Roemer
Rodriguez, Mrs. Ruth
125.00
5e.06
52.50
50.00
95.00
175.00
45.00
50.00
77.42
115.00
4.73
412.00
25.00
4o.oo
115.00
163.20
135.00
200.4o
4o.oo
65.00
150.00
50.00
66.oo
75.00
s5.oo
15.00
14.25
i32.g2
5.00
60.00
7.50
2.50
105.00
4o9.21
25.00
115.00
45.00
5.00
25.00
125.00
100.00
i35.oo
70.00
s5.oo
5.00
s5.oo
24.oo
6o.oo
i70.oo
200.00
200.00
50.00
Roesler, Bruce E
Roseborough, Arthur
Ross, Hector
Roes, James
Ruddle, Dorie
Rudolph, H. J.
Russick, Mrs. Dorothy
Rutherford, J. Monroe
Ruthertord, Will
Ryan, l{ary c
Fiyzner, J.
.
Salvation Army Home
Sanders, Kathryn
Santa Barbara Clinic
Saunders, Margaret
Schuyler, Minnie E
Schurme1er, Harry L
Schurmeier, Harry L.
Seeley, D. 11
Serna, J
.
Shaw, .Arthur
Shorkley, T. M.
Short, Marnie O.
Sink, Dr. W. D.
Smith, E. E
Smith, Ed.gar D.
Sondhaus, Rut.ti
Sparks, Frank
Sparks, Frank
January 5th, 1942.
GENERAL FUND
$ 25.00
7s.oo
45.00
55.10
95.00
350.00
52.50
16.20
36.00
100.00
151.20
100.00
110.00
144.s4
130.00
40.00
5.00
10.00
so.co
103.00
120.00
25.00
90.00
50.00
9.4-2
25.00
130.00
52.50
65.00
Sparks, Frank 57.75
Stedman, E. J
Stein, Emma L
Stevena, Charles s.
Stewart, John L.
Stover, Fred
Stover, Ruth
Stronach, Miss Helen
Sturgeon, H
St. Vincents School
Taylor, Sallie B.
Texeira., Manuel
Thacher, Luis K.
Thielicke, Mrs. Fred
Thurmond, Edith B.
Titlon, L. Deming
.
Todd, Grace
Tomlinson, Chas. a.
.
Tomlinson, Wray J;
Tunmer, Beatrice
Turner, Arthur D.
Van Scyoc, Edwin
161.41
160.00
333.33
100.00
120.00
57.50
16S.oo
s7.r:1J
19.35
151.20
loo.oo
25.00
100.00
50.00
10.00
26.93
175.00
s5.oo
140.00
16.13
197
198
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Voight, Hubert L
Wadsworth, Edwin A
Walker, Mrs. Nora
Ward, Mercedes
Wayland, L. C. N. , M. D.
Weaver, Dr. c. E.
Weaver, J. N.
Webster, James w.
Weidman, Phil
Whitfield, W. G.
Williams, Mrs . Florence
Wilson, Eva L.
Wilson, Eva L.
Wilson, William J.
Wood, Mrs. W. H.
Wood, William
Zw1mp!er, Frieda C.
Ames, Gilbert
Bounds, Dick
Breen, IDl
Commercial Motor Service
Cooley, Harry
Dover, Frank
Gratft, John
Grigsby, Al
Henning, Charles
Horn, George
Jones, Chae.
Lambert, c. E
Lutnesky, L. M
Miller, Harry
Neel, Harry
Olivera, Albert
Ovieda, E. G
Rezzonico , John
Roblee, G
Romero, Erasmo
Romero, Louis
.
Roseborough, Arthur
Whitfield, W. G
Whitfield, W. G
Zaria, George
Sizman, Adrian
Ellis, M. J
Dodge, E. G.
- Wilson, William J
Berlier, V. M.
Smith, C. L.
GENERAL FUND
GOOD ROADS FUND
-.
FIFTH ROAD FUND
SALARY FUND
SANTA I'd.ARIA CEME . DIST. FUND
$ 500. 00
225. 00
50. 00
19 .50
302. 47
250. 00
4-. so
12. 00
lSo.oo
65 . 00
4-o. oo
300. 00
15. 75
15. 00
2. 50
4-5. 00
110.00
54. oo
10. 00
36. 00
6. 60
27 . 00
60.00
s4.oo
54-. 00
74. oo
70. 00
132. 00
114.oo
132. 00
55. 00
4-50 . 00
lto. oo
50. 00
4-2 .00
54-. 00
24- . 00
60.00
12. 00
30. 00
15. 00
4-S .oo
24-. 00
70. 00
110. 00
110. 00
Meetings
o! the
State
Legislatur
Experiment
Nutrition
Program -Count
y
Health
Depar t ment
/
Lease to /
Lobero
Theatr e
Foundati on
Santa
Maria
Union
School
District.
County
Health
Department
/
I
Carter, Forrest w.
January 5th, 1942.
POTATO INSPECTION
TRUST FUND
199
$ 171.60
Upon the passage of the foregoing Orders, the roll being called, the follow-
ing Supervisors voted Aye, to wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J. Monroe
Rutherford, Ronald M. Adam and C. L. Preisker. NaYs: None. Absent: None .
. In the Matter of Authorizing Members of the Board of Supervisors to Attend
Meetings of the State Legislature on January Sth, 1942, or subsequent dates.
All members of the Boa.rd were authorized to attend the meetings of the
State Legislature on January Sth, 1942, or subsequent dates, and it was particularly
requested that Supervisor Rutherford be present at said meetings.
Supervisor Rutherford was authorized to negotiate with the State Detenee
Council tor participation in expenditures tor supp l~es and equipment tor Civil Defense
activities on a titty-fitty basis, not to exceed the sum of $4-S,441.00 to the County I
of Santa Barbara, with the provision that other California counties and municipalities
share upon the same proportionate basis.
-In the Matter of Experimental Nutrition Program tor School Children to be
Operated by the County Health Department.
It was moved, duly seconded and carried that the County Health Department be
permitted to undertake an experimental nutrition program for school children, sponsore
by the University o! Calitornia Medical School, the California Medical Association, an
the California Department of Public Health; provided that the program will involve no
additional expense to the Col.l'lty other than the use of presenthealth Department
facilities.
In the Matter of Modification of Lease to the Lobero Theatre Foundation.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried unanimously, it is ordered that the
Chairman and Clerk be, and they are hereby authorized and directed to execute a modification
ot Lease to the Lobero Theatre Foundation, wherein said Lobero Theatre
Foundation agrees to pay to the County of Santa Barbara the sum of five dollars per
month tor and during the calendar year, 1942; all other terms of the lease dated the
Sth day of August, 193$, together with such Option of Renewal Agreements as have been
entered into subsequent to said date, to remain in full foroe and ettect.
-In the Matter of Expected Request of the Cuyama and Wasioja School Districts
to withdraw from the Santa Maria Union School District.
Mrs. i.~uriel Edwards, Superintendent of Schools, appeared before the Board and
stated that there is a movement being instigated tor the withdrawal of the Cuyama and
Wasioja School Districts from the Santa Maria Union School District, and turther that,
out of fairness to the taxpayers and the school authorities of this County, the reques
should not be allowed.
The Chairman advised Mrs. E:dwards to contact the Santa Maria Union School
.
District Board of Trustees with the request that the petition for withdrawal be
denied.
In the Matter of transferring the supervision of the County Health Department
from Supervisor Adam to Supervisor Preisker.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the supervision
of the County Health Department be, and it is hereby transferred from Supervisor
Ronald M. Adam to Supervisor c. L. Preisker, effective this day.
Upon motion the Board adjourned si~ die.-
The foregoing minutes are
, Board of Supervisors.
Attest:
(
Clerk.
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200
Goleta
Sanitary
District .
/
Board of Supervisors qf the. County of Santa. Barbara:. State of California,
J anuary 12th, 1942, at +o:oo o'clock a . m. Pr.esent L,Supervisors Thomas T.
Dinsmore, Sam J . Sts.nwood, J . Monroe Rutherford, Ronald M. Adam, C. L
Preisker and J . E. Lewis, Cler k
Supervisor C. L. Pr eisker in the Chair
.
The minutes of the regular meeting of January 5th, 1942, were read and
approved.
. /
In the Matter of the Petition for the Formation of Goleta Sanitary District.
J ORDER DECLARING RESULT OF ELECTION HELD FOR THE
PURPOSE OF DETERl~INING WHETHER SAID DISTRICT
SHALL BE FORI~D .
An election having been held in the proposed Goleta Sanitary Distri ct on Tuesd
the 6th day of January, 1942, for the pu~pose of determining whether or not the same
shall be formed as a sanita.~y district pursuant to a resolution and order calling said
election duly passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa
Barbara on the let d1zy of December, 1941, which election was called tor the purpose of
submitting, and at which election there was submit ted to the qualified electors residin
within the boundaries of said proposed sanitary district, the following proposition,
to wit : "Shall the proposition to organize Goleta Sanitary District under Sanitary Dis
trict Act of 1923 being Division VI Pa~t I of the Health & Safety Code of the State of
California be adopted? 11 and at which election a distr ict Assessor and f ive member s of
the governing board of ~ said distric t should be elected, reference t o said r esolution
'
. and order calling said election being hereby made for further par ticulars ;
And due and legal notice of said el ection having been duly given, as required
by law and said resolution and order of this Board, by publication in the Goleta Valle
Leader, a newspaper printed and published in said proposed district and in said county
.
at least once each week t or four successive weeks prior to said election, which said
notice \Vas published in the words and figures prescribed by the a!'oresaid resolution
and order and for the time and in the manner required by law and by said resoluti on and
order, and a copy of which said order was posted for four successive weeks pr ior to
said elect ion in three public places in said district , as shown by the affidavits of
publication and of posting on file herein; and said election having been duly held
pur suant to said resolution and order and said notice; and the polls havi ng remained
open during the period and between the hours speci! ied in said notice and order;
And at the time for opening of the polls on the morning of said election , Mrs.
Mildred C. Love and Mrs . Mary E. Weatherbee, who were appointed Judges of said election
by this Board by said resolution and order , and Mrs . Angelina Bennett, who was appointe
as clerk of said election by this Board, and Louis C. Larson, who was appointed as
Inspector by this Board, wer e present to conduct said election an~ to act in the capaci y
.
t o which said persons were appointed;
And prior to the opening of said polls the Inspector and Judges and Clerk of
election conducting said election duly took the oath of office in the manner and form
prescribed by law and did duly conduct said election and, at the close thereof, did
duly canva.s s the votes cast the reat , cer.t ify. the r esult of said e.l ection, and di d make
r~turn of the poll and tally lists thereof end ballots cast thereat , all as required by
law, and did duly cer tify and deliver the same as required by law, and said election
was conducted, the vote cast thereat canvassed, and. the result thereof declared in all
respects in the manner required by law;
,
This being the sixth day after the holding of said election .and the time f ixed
by law for canvassing said returns, the Board of Supervisors proceeds to canvass said
January 12th, 1942. 201
It returns by opening the returns and counting the votes, for and against the proposition
and measure voted on at said election and the votes for the officers voted upon at
said election, canvass as required by law, the Board of Supervisors hereby finds ,
determines and declares that the foregoing recitals are true ann correct and further
finds, deter.mines and declares the result of said election as follows:
That at said election the whole number of votes case was 30 votes.
That the proposition and measure voted upon was: "Shall the proposition to
organize Goleta Sanitary District under Sanitary District Aot of 1923 being Division
VI Part I of the Heal th & Safety code of the State of California bA adopted? 11 and at
said election a district Assessor and five members of the governing board of said
district were also elected.
For said proposition and measure (NYes") 63 votes
Against sain proposition and measure ( 11No") 17 votes
That the number of votes cast tor the officers voted tor at said election
were as follows:
For District Assessor:
Clifton R. Levay
I . s. Steiner
Christine LeVay
Stanley Pateman
50 votes
.
2 votes.
4 votes
1 votes
Fo~ the members of the Sanitary Board:
Samuel L. Anderson 63 votes .
.
Charles Beghul 62 votes.
Fred Catherina 63 votes
c. w. Cloer 59 votes
. Murray G. Marcus 59 votes.
And the Board of Supervisors does hereby further find, determine, certify,
order and declare;
That a majority of the votes ce.st at said election were and ere in favor of
the formation of said Goleta Sanitary District;
That the territory compri sing said proposed Goleta Sanitary Pistrict and
enclosed within the proposed boundaries thereof and descrioed as follows:
All that certain real property situate, lying and being in the County of
Santa Barbara, State of California, bounded and 'particularly described as follows,
to wit :
Beginning at .a point on the southerly bounnary of the Southern Pacific
Railroad Company right-of-way 275. g1 teet westerly from the west boundary of La Goleta
Rancho as patented;
Tbence northeasterly along the south boundary of the Southern Pacific Railroad
Company right-of-way to its intersection with the Center Line of Kellogg Avenue
prolonged northerly as said Kellogg Avenue is shown on map filed in Book 1, Page 90.,
Maps and Surveys;
Thence southerly along the Center Line of Kellogg Avenue prolongen northerly
and southerly to its intersection with the south boundary of Hollister Avenue, sometimes
known as u. S. 101 or State Highway;
Thence westerly along the southern boundary of Hollister Avenue to its intersection
with the west boundary of the Goleta Union Schoo~ property as said property is
described in deed recorded in Book 101, Page 43s in the County Recorder's Of!ice of
Santa Barbara County;
Thence southerly eiong the west boundary of the Goleta Union School property,
202
Trial Juror ./
!or 1942.
Property
Acouired by
U. s. to be
:remove-1 !ro
future
as~essment
r olls.
Proposed
Districting
Plan !or
j
I
Hooe Distri t .
555 feet more or less to its intersection with the north boundary of Rutherford Street
prolonged easterly as said Rutherford Street is shown on Map filed in Book B, P~e 561
Miscellaneous Records in the County Recorder's Office of Santa Barbara County;
Thence westerly along tbe north boundary of Rutherford Street prolonged
easterly and along said northerly line of Rutherford Street to its intersection with
the east boundary of Fairfield Subdivision prolonged northerly, said subdivision is
shown on map fil ed in Book 21, Pages 19 and 20, Record of Surveys in the County .
Recorder's Office of Santa Barbara County;
Thence southerly and along the east boundary of Fairfield Subdivision and it
prolongation northerly and southerly to its intersection with the southwesterly side
of Fairview Avenue;
Thence northwesterly and northerly along the west boundary of Fairview Avenu
to its intersection with the south boundary of parcel of land of w. D. v. Smith shown
on map filed in Book 19 , Page 113, Record of Surveys, County Recorder's or:1ce of
Santa Barbara County;
Thence westerly along the southerly boundary of abovementioned parcel of
land, 242.95 f eet to the southwest corner of same;
Thence N. o 0 071 w. along the westerly line of said Smith parcel and its
prolongation no~therly 1255.73 feet more or less to the point of beginning'
has been, be, and the same is hereby declared duly organized as a sanitary district
under the name of 11Goleta Sanitary District11
It is further resolved, ordered and declared that the tallowing persons are
elected as officers of said district, to wit:
District Assessor: Clifton R. LeVaY
Members of the Sanitary Board: Samuel L. Anderson, Charles Beghul, Fred
Catherina, c. w. Cloer, Murray G. Marcus.
It is hereby turther ordered and resolved that the Clerk of this Board be
and he is hereby directed to tile with the State Board of Equalization a certit.ied
copy of this Order and a map showing the description of the exterior boundaries ot
the District.
Passed, adopted and ordered by the Board of Supervisors this 12th day ot
January, 1942.
Ayes: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J. Monroe Rutherford,
Ronald M. Adam and c. L. Preisker.
Nays: None.
Absent: None.
In the Matter of Trial Jurors tor the Year 1942.
The Clerk was directed to give eaoh Supervisor a list of the Trial Jurors
trom his District tor the year 1941, and the number required tor the year 194?., and
each member o! the Board was requested to present his list tor the yea:r 1942 at the
next meeting of the Board.
4n .the Matter of Communications trom the United States of America Request1n
that Property Acquired by it be removed from tuture assessment rolls.
The Clerk was directed to transmit the above entitled communications to the
County Assessor, and to advise _the United States of America that the Assessor has
been requested to remove properties acquired by the Federal Government t'rom future
Assessment Rolls.
In the Matter of a Land use or Districting P~an for the Area Known as the
Hope District.
Pursuant to the request of this Board, under date of November 24th, 1941,
Sale ot
Tax Deeded
Property.
Sale o! Tax /
Deeded
Property
January 12th, 1942 209
the County Planning Oommis sion has this day reported that two public hearings l:'ia.ve
been held by sai d Commission on a proposed land use or districting plan !or the Hope
. District; end said Planning Commission having requested that a public hearing be held,
on said proposed distr.icting plan, by this Board of Supervisors,
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that a public
hearing be held on the 26th day of January, 1942, at 11:00 o'clock a . m., in the
Supervisors' Room in the Court House, Santa Barbara, Oali!ornia, and that the Clerk
give Notice of said Hearing by publishing the following Not~ce for one time in the
Santa Barbara News-Press:
NOTI OE OF HEARING
The Board or Supervisors has set 1.Jionday, January 26, at 11 A. I.JI. in the
Supervisors' Room, Court House, Santa Barbara, California, as the time and place for a
public hearing on a proposed land use or districting plan for the area generally known
.
a.s the Hope District, west of the Santa Barbara city limits
(SEAL)
J. E. LEWIS, County Clerk.
In the Matter of the Sale of Tax Deeded Property by the County Tax Collector.
Resolution No. 4049.
Pursuaht to a notice of intention to sell as public auction certain tax
deeded properties and request !or approval tb.ereo! tiled with this Board of Supervisors
by the Tax Collector of Santa Barbara County January 12th., 1942,
IT IS RESOLVED that approval be, and it is hereby granted tor said sale as
set forth in the said notice and the said Tax Collector is h.ereby directed to sell the
property as provided by law for a sum not less than the minimum price hereinafter set
f'orth .
The parcel of property that is the subject of this resolution was deeded to
the State of California for delinquent taxes and is situated in the County of Santa
Barbara, State of California, being more particularly described as follows:
Parcel No. 1
Sold to the State June 29, 1931, for taxes of 1930, Sale No . 751, Deeded to
State July 1, 1936, Deed No . llS, Recorded in Volume No. 374, Page 77, Official Record
of Santa Barbara County. Delinquent Roll, Volume No. 1, Page 90 . Assessment No. 2s37
Description of Property.
s E 1/4 or s E 1/4, Sec . 5, Twp. 10, Rge. 2s -- 4o acres;
E 1/2 of N. E 1/4'; S W 1/4 of N E 1/4, Sec. S, Twp. 10, Rge . 28, 120 acres;
S E 1/4 of N W 1/4; N W 1/4 of S E 1/4; N E 1/4 of S W 1/4, Se. 8, Twp. 10,
Rge. 28, 120 acres , according to Official Map. Minimum price $275. 00, plus
the advertising costs
The !oregoing resolution was duly passed and adopted by the Board of Super-
visors of Santa Barbara County, the 12th day of January, 1942, by the following vote:
Ayes: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J . Stanwood, J. Monroe Rutherford, Ronald M. Adam and
.
C. L. Pre1eker. Na,ys: None. Absent: None.
In the Matter of the Sale of Tax Deeded Property'by the County Tax Collector.
.
Resolution No. 4o5:).
Pursuant to a notice of intention to sell at public auction certain tax
deeded properties and request for approval. thereof filed with this Board of Supervisor
by the Tax Collector of Santa Barbara County January 12th, 1942,
.
IT IS RESOLVED that approval be, and it is hereby granted tor said sale as
set forth in the said notice and the said Tax Collector is hereby directed to sell the
property as provided by law tor a sum not less than the minimum pr.ice hereinafter set
204
Tra11s~er of I
Funds.
forth.
The parcel of property that is the subject of this resolution was deeded to
the State of California tor delinquent taxes and is situated in the County of Santa
Barbara, State of California, being more particularly described as follows:
Pa.reel No . 1
t
Sold to the State June 29, 1935, tor taxes of 1934, Sale No . 1023, Deeded
to State July 1, 194o, Deed No. 25, Recorded in Volume No . 535, Page 25, Officiai
Records of Santa Barbara County. Delinquent Roll Volume No . 1, Page 1$7. Assessment
No. 234.
.
Description of Property.
Tract 4, Sub. C, Lot 2, Ro. Canada de los Pinos, according to Official Map
Minimum price $64. 69, plus the advertising costs.
The foregoing resolution was duly passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors
of santa Barbara County, the 12th day of January, 1942, by the following
vote: Ayes: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J. Monroe Rutherford, Ronald M
Adan and c. L. Preisker. Nays: None . Absent: None.
In the Matter of Repor t of the Santa Barbara General Hos pital tor the Month
of December, 1941.
Report was received and Ordered placed on tile.
In the Matter o! Transfer of Funds t rom the Unappropriated Reserve General
Fund.
Re~olution No. 4o51.
Wh.ereas it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a transfer is necessary from the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund to Accowit 59 B
21, Special Emergency Defense, ltaintenanoe and Operation,
with Section 3714, subdivision 3, of the Political Code,
General Fund; in accordance
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of one thousand dollars
: ($1,000.00) be and the same is hereby transterred from the unappropriated reserve
General Fund to account 59 B 21, Special Emergency Defense, Maintenance and Operation
Revision of /
Bunget Item
Revision o /
Builget Ite s.
General Fund
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
tollowing Supervisors voted Aye, to wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J
Monroe Rutherford, Ronald M. Adam and C. L. Preisker. Nays, None. Absent, None
In the Matter of Revision of Budget Items.
J
Resolution No . 4o52
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County
that a revision is necessary within general olass1ficat1on of Maintenance and
Operation, Agricultural Commissioner, General Fund
Now, therefore, be it Resolved that the aforesaid accowits be ann the
same are hereby revised as follows, to wit: Transfer from Accowit go B 17, Rodent,
Pest and Insect Supplies, Maintenance and Operation, the sum or $150.00 to Account
go B g, Office Supplies, Maintenance and Operation, Agricultural Commissioner,
General Fund
Upon the passage of the toregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J.
Monroe Rutherford, Ronald M. Adam and c. L. Pre1sker. Nays, None . Absent, None.
In the Matter of Revision of Budget Items
Resolution No . 4053 .
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara Count7
that a revision is necessary within general classification of Capital Outlay, Weltar
January 12th, 1942. 205
Administration, Gener&l Fund.
Now, therefore, be it Resolved that the aforesaid accounts be and the same
are hereby revised as follows, to wit: Transfer from Account lSS C 2, Automobiles,
Capital Outlay, the sum of $1,000.00 to Account lSS C 1, Office Equipment, Capital
Outlay, Welfare Administration, General P.und.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voten Aye, to wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stan,111ood, J.
Monroe Rutherford, Ronald M. Adem and C. L. Preisker. Nays, None . Absent, None.
/ In the Matter of Request of the United States Government, War Department,
that certain county roads, in connection with Ca:mp Cooke, be closed to public use.
Certain
County Roar'! s
to be clos n
to Public
Use -- Cam
Cooke.
Claims Hel
Over .
Claims Hel
Over ann
Now Allowe
Cl aim
RP-callen
and now
Returned
for Paymen
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried unanimously, it is ordered that the
Clerk be, and he is hereby requested to advise Colonel Steele that his communication
is referred to the District Attorney with the statement that the Board is in favor
of the closing of the roads in question, with the reservation that farm produce,
packing supplies, and air raid observers be allowed to move over the Lompoc-Guadalupe
road, and that certain rebuilding work be done on. that portion of th.e road between
Casmslia north to the City of Santa Maria.
The Clerk was also directed to a~vige Colonel Steele that Supervisors Adam
and ~reisker, and District Attorney Heckendorf have been requested to meet with him
on Friday, January 16th, 1942, in the county offices in Santa Mexia, to further discuss
this matter
In the Matter of Claims Held Over,
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the following
.
claims be, and they are hereby held over:
Canfield, T. H
Kluss, Dr. ' Edwin R.
Miller, Benjamin F.
Old Mission Days (referred to Statistician)
Pacific Gas & Electric Co.
Pacific Gas & Electric Co.
Pillsbury, E. s.
.
II
II
$50.00
30.00
719.32
315.21
.75
.66
1$0.00
In the Matter of Claims Held Over from Meeting of January 5th, 1942, and
now allowed.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is Ordered that the following
claims, held over from meeting of January 5th, 1942, be, and they are hereby alJ.owed:
Rheams, Sarah o. GENERAL FUND
II ti
In the Matter of Claim Recalled from the Auditor and now Returned for
Payment.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried unanimously, it is ordered that the
following claim, recalled from the Auditor for further itemization on January 5th,
1942 , be, and it is hereby returned to the Auditor tor payment:
,
Preisker, C. L. GENERAL FUND $ so.65
Claims Rec led
and Helci.
In the Matter of Claims Recalled from the Auditor and Held Over,
Over. Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is Ordered that the tolloW1ng
claims be, and they are hereby recalled from the Auditor and held over:
Adams, N o:i:-m an
Gallagher, Henry F. (referred-Statistician)
Gingrich, C. E., Jr.
Roseborough, Arthur
Whitfield, W. G.
$120.00
10.00
5$, 50
90.00
$0.00
206
Al lo\vance o
Claims .
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In the Metter of the Allowance of .Claims.
Upon motion, duly seconded ann carried unanimously, it is ordered that the
following claims be, and the same are hereby allowed, each claim for the amount and
payable out of the fund designated in the order of allowance 1ndorsed on the face of
each claim respectively, to.wit :
Abbott Laboratories
Abbott Laboratories
GENERAL FUND
Acquistapace, Mrs. Ma.r1a
Adam Printing, Donald
Air Reduction Sales Co .
do do
Ajax Supply Company
Alba Pharmaceutical Company
Albertoni, Jos.
Alexander' s Cash Market
Alexander, B.
Allen, Mrs . Jack
Aloe Company, A. s.
Alvarez, Maria
Ambassador Laundry
Ambrose Lumber Company
Ambrose Lumber Company
r
American Bakery
American Hospital Ser.vie e
American Medical Association
American Optical Company
Ames, Fred -
Andera s Department Store
d.o do do
do do
Anderson, Lenora K
Anderson, Sydney A.
Angulo, Albert
do
A. N. Packing Company
do do
Arevinas, Guadalupe
Arnold, o. L .
Arnoldi Grocery
Arp, Ruby
Arrowhead & Puritas Waters , Inc .
do do
Art a.nd Frame Shop
Artuso Shoe Store
Asahiya Grocexy
Association of Calif. Executives of P. W.
Associated Drug Company
Associated Telephone Company
do do
do do
do do
do do
$26.12
19.~9
9. 79
50. 30
62. 36
29 .44
12.11
144. 90
9.24
44. oo
6.oo
10. 56
s.oo
61. 94
3. s1
2. 64
39 .1s
2. ss
17.00
105.10
6.oo
.93
1.29
9. 36
15. 00
12.14
5.00
1,190.33
6. 55
10. 00
75.00
s . 61
47. 00
.62
6.so
2.32
4. 07
17. 22
5. 00
1. 45
13 . 60
s . 50
14. 55
3.25
3. 25
------ - ~-----~-------------------------------------------.-
'
)
January 12th , 1942
Associated Telephone co. GENERAL FOND .
do do
do do
do do
do a.o
do do
Willhoit, J. B
Associated Telephone Co
do do
Association o! Western Hospitals
Ayala, John
Ayala, Mrs. Joseph
Azar's Market
Ball , N. L
Ball, Robert J.
do do
Bane, Velma
Bank of America NT & SA
Barbara Drive In
Barca, Zilda
Barca, Zilda
Barker, Bertha
Barker, Bird
do do
Barnes, Charles
Barnes, Charles
Barnett, -L & L
Barton, Mary
Bean, Florence I.
Beattie, Minnie E.
Bedtord, Mrs. M. J
Begg, Robert
Bell, Robert A.
Bello, v. J.
Bennett, Charles
Bennett, Charles
Bensen, Newt
Bergman, Agnes
Bertero, Jules
Berterotti, Josephine
.
Bertino, Joseph J.
-Bertino, Marie Baron
Berts ,Market
do do
Biddle, Bessie
.
Blevins, Bessie
Boelke, Gus
Boles, Frances
Bond1ett1, Albino
Bowers & Stokes
do do
$ 7.30
6.20
2.47
96.07
11.60
45.00
14.5g
5. 75
25.so
7.50
10.00
12.00
2.4-s
13$.06
325.00
325.00
19.00
100.00
i o.4g
1.00
125.00
.
5.00
13.50
9.00
29.03
25.16
174.33
90.00
20.00
50.00
12.69
120.00
135.00
220.00
~.50
~.50
100.00
lS.50
200.00
s.50
165.00
5.00
126.61
41.00
6. 77
45.00
g.50
s5.oo
207
208
~------------------------------.---
Bradbury, W. W.
Bramham, James
GENERAL FUND
Branch, Inez
Braun Corporation
Bregante, Jennie
Brittain, H. W.
Broadway Battery & Electric Shop
Brock's Grocery
Browman, R. D.
Brown, Jeanette
Brunswig, Drug Company
Buchanan, Amelia
Buck, Mrs. Delia
Buck, Mrs . M. H
Buckalew, Mrs. Myra C.
Buell, B.
Buell, Buster
Buell, Mrs . Lester
.
Burbridge, Frank
Bureau of Purchases
do do
Burkhart Garage
Bur'ola, I. M
-Burroughs Wellcome & Co .
Cagoulides, Andrew
Calderon, Lavina
Calif. Cor-rugated Culvert Co
Cali!. Electric Company
California Market
California Medical Association
Calli, Jim
Camargo, Josephine
Campbell, Dr. J . Gary
Campodonico Water Works
Canf'1eld, Lloyd
Cannon, Mrs. B
Carlisle & Co., A
Carlson, Hilma s .
Carpinteria Realty Company
Carpinteria Water Company
Ca,rrillo & Davis Market
.
Castagnola, George v
Catchpole, Mrs. Opal
Cavalli, Andela
Cavalli, Angela
Chackel, Candid
Cb.anUer, Helen
Channel Paper & Supply Co
Channel Paper & Supply Co .
Chapin, Lorraine
ChemicaJ. Indu stries of Calif
10.00
35 . 00
loo.co
15. 00
i5. 6g
10. 24
i55.15
12.16
3. 43
45. 97
3! .00
4.11
20. 00
4-9. 50
74. 99
10. 00
75. 00
13. 51
. 92
12. 0l
16o.oo
2e .oo
15. 00
45 .00
961 .s6
e.oo
Gs .31
5.00
6.oo
4o.oo
5. 00
12 .00
61. 50
6.oo
4. 41
9. 50
5. 00
11. ll
17. 22
42. 00
30. 00
s.50
e.50
e.oo
90 .00
15. 43
2.23
90. 00
January 12th, 1942.
Cherry Burrell Corporation GENEF.AL FUND
do do
Chlorine Solutions
Chlorine Solutions
City Contra cting Company
City Contracting Company
City of Santa MB.~1a
City of Sant a Maria
Clark, Arthur lid
Clark, Daniel I~ .
Clarke, Patience
Clarke, Robert
Cleveland, Pauline
Click, Pansy
Cline, A. B
Cline, A. B
Coen , Elizabeth H.
Collar, J. N
Columbia Carbon Company
Corrnnercial Office Supply Co
Commercia1 Office Supply Co .
Common, F.
Common, Fletcher
Conrad's Drug Store
Cook, Mrs. Ivy
Cooley, J . D
Copeland's Bookshop
Costos, Mrs . Mary
Cota, J uan
Council of Social Agenci es
Coy, Katherine J.
Crampton, Goodwin T
Cregan, Mary
Crenshaw, Stephen
Crews , H. R.
Cruz, Maria
Cruz, Maria
Cutter Laboratories
Del Pozzo, Joe
ao do
do do
do do
Daly Artifici al Limb co., John F.
De,J"by, Irene
Davis Repair Shop
Deans Store, Tom
De la Torre, Crencencio
Deleissegues, Zeta
- Del phey, Calvin
Devaul, J . M
Devaul, J . M.
$ s. 65
15.20
3. 30
1.65
2. 00
1.00
.
12. SO
2. 15
5.12
20. 00
95. 00
72. 50
66. 45
s5.oo
4.oo
4. 50
25. 00
ss. oo
27 . 81
17. 68
2. 32
130. 00
5.16
3. 61
20. 00
2. 00
3. 24
s . 50
30 .00
s3 .34
75.00
60 .00
55 . 00
15. 00
i63.so
10. 00
10. 00
5.s1
9. 94
s. 6o
s . 05
s. 60
5. 73
15.00
. 52
64. 90
15. 00
90 .00
4. s2
29 . 64
29 . 64
209
210
Diaz, l~rs . Mary
Dietrich, Henry
GENERAL FUND
do L. N.
Dille, F. E
Division of Criminal Identification
Division of Oil and Gas
'
Doctors Adjustment Bureau
Dodd, Luth.er
Dodge, Mrs . Vera
Dohrmann Hotel Supply Co
Doornbush, Louise
Douglas, Weldon
Drabnick, Isabelle
Ducommun , Mete.ls & Supply Co
Dunc an, 1'4ary
Durbiano Dairy
Dyer, Mrs . Vera
Eagle, Irene
Eaves, Jr. 1 Albert
Echarren , Marguerite
Ed.1 s Market
Edwards 1 Mur iel
Electric Service Company
Electric Welding Works
El Rey Surgical Supply Company
do do
Elske , Lillie
Emerson Manufacturing Co .
English, Ruth A.
Erenandee, Ysabele
Esco bar, Ray
Garbarino, The Estate of Theresa
Estrada, Margarita
Estrada, Rosa
Everetts, Charles
Fagin, Miss Irene
Fairbanks, L. A.
Farmer Brothers Company
Federal Drug Company
do do
do do
Feliz, Chester
Felmlee s Grocery, C. E
Fenstermaker, Rose
Fent, John
Fernandez, Ascencion
Fillippini, R. C.
Firestone
Fisher, Everett
Five C Refining Company
Flemings Grocery
$ 65. 00
35. 96
4.7g
205 . 20
2.37
2.32
26. 25
16o. 65
2.00
104.14
43. . 00
4o. oo
115 . 00
6. 26
6. 45
50. 59
10. 00
s5.oo
i9. 50
36. 00
79. 60
75. 00
lS. 53
s .oo
4.12
22 .32
100 . 00
1. 51
120. 00
s.oo
50.00
s. oo
10.00
12.50
12. 66
31. 50
21.00
96 . 56
2. 99
2. 69
45. 00
23 . s9
11.00
s1. 06
12.00
50. 00
0. 52
41 .94
s3. 12
29.11
January 12th, 1942.
Flores, Esther
Foothill Dairy
Foss, Gates
Fox, Paul
France Cate
Franck, Otto J.
Franklin, 1'4rs . C. c .
Fredericksen, Stanley
Freitas, Frank J. A
Fresno Market
Fuller Brush Co
Fullwood, Rebecca s.
Gaines Grocery
Gallen Kamp ' s Shoe Store
Garcia, Annie
Garcia, Mrs. Gabriel
Garcia, Paul
Garqen City Butane Service
Garden Dairy
Garrigan, J . D.
Gates, F. H
Gates, Howard
Gay, Laura A.
Gewe, Henry R.
Geyman &nd Gates
Gilberti , Emilio
Gingrich, Jr., C. E.
do Sr., C. E
Girardey Piano Co., L. E.
Godd~d-Jackson Company
do do
God.sey, Tho mas
Golden State Company
do do
do do
Goleta Valley Leader
Gott, C. A.
Grat!t, J.
Graham, h(argaret
G~aves, Ida
Graves, James
Gr1s1ngher, Cleo
Grothe , Joseph
Grubb , o. A.
Guadalupe Milk Company
Guild Orange & Juice Supply
Gurley, W & L. E
Hammond, Roland
Harding, Mrs . J. E.
Harri son, Laura
Harrison, Roscoe
GEf\TERAL FU Nb
$ 50 . 00
17. 55
112. 50
7.rp
12. 10
13.00
14.oo
36. 00
15.00
25. 24
14.42
125.00
14.31
16. 11
70 .00
30. 00
15. 00
19.93
13.53
200.00
396. 32
15.00
12. 50
19. 25
13.00
10.00
4o. 50
s .oo
71.3g
22. 64
34.s4
247.os
19. 65
715. 55
62. 25
4o . oo
262. 50
42. 00
7. 67
20.00
15.00
55. 00
43. 00
22. 99
6. 40
1. 50
10.00
20. 65
55.00
211
212
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Hartwell Co., Robert M.
Haslam & Co. , \'{. A
GENERAL FU1'TD
Hathaway, Adolph
Haultain Industrial Chain Co
Hauser, E. E.
Hauser, E. E.
Hayes, Jack
Hayward' s
Hazelette, Martha J
Helengreen, Marian
Henderson, Charles F.
Henning, Jack
Henry, Doris
Herdman, David
Herman's Market
Hernandez, John
Herrier, w. w
Hess Garage
Heumphreue-Smith Electric Co
do do
Hibbs, Eva
Higginson, Sarah
do
Highland-AlameO.a County Hospital
Hilderbrand, A. J .
Hilderbrand, W. G
Hing Yuen Grocery
Hirzel, Raymond K
Hitchcock, Mrs. H. R.
Hoag Seed Company
Hobbs Broe
Hobbs, C.
Hobbs, Robert N.
Hoey, Wm.
Hohmann, w. c.
- Holeton, Donn-a
Holiday Hardware Company
Holiday Hardware Company
Holister Coil Spring Mtg . Co
Hollister-Stier Laborator ies
Holser and Bailey
Holser and Bailey
Hopper, Theresa
Hossack, D. L
Howerton, Fern
Howard's Grocery
Huyck, Andy
Hudson, Phyllis
Hu!f, Elizabeth H
Huf tine, Paul
do do
Hunt, R. B
$ 11. 70
24.57
s.oo
19. 64
~- 77
35.00
15.00
3.09
i6o.oo
so.oo
75. 00
125. 00
90.00
24.oo
i5s. 20
6o.oo
49 . 50
i . oo
10. 00
26. 00
26. 00
120.00
92. 63
31.16
16. 77
10. 00
11. SS
2.2g
151. 20
20. 00
lSl. 90
466.35
so.oo
25. 06
i7. 33
27 .g1
3.s6
12. 20
100. 00
10.13
25. 00
5s . 61
5. 00
100. 00
225. 00
s . ~
s . 50
24. oo
,
January 12th, 1942.
I som, B. A GENERAL FUND
Italian Importing Company
Iwamoto's Grocery
James & Williams Shoe Co .
James, Wm. H
Jenkins, Harry
Joehnck, D. F
Johnson, Claude
Johnson, James B
Johnson , F. H
Johnson, F. w.
johnson, Frank
Johnson, Mrs . Vyola
Johnson, W. B
Johnst on , W. F
Jones Stationery and Gi~ts
jones Stationery and Gifts
Jones Stationery & Gifts
d.o d.o
Jones, Vivian
Jor dano Bros
J ordano Bros
Ju1lle.rd-Cockcroft Corporat ion
Juillard-Cockcrott Corp.
Kane , Diana
Karl's Grocery
karl f s Shoe Store
Keating, lu1arguerite
Keating, l~ary
Kelite Products
do do
Kell ey, H.
Kendri ck, Ruth o.
Ker~ Laundry
Kienlen, Maurice
Kinney , J . o
Knall, c. o.
Koopmans, s .
Kraft Cheese Company
Kramer, Ira E.
Kramer, o. E.
Krell e Plumbing and Electric Co.
Kyle Rooting Company
Kyle, Chet
Lent, C. J .
La Nueva Victoria
do do
do d.o
Grocery
do
Larco Fish Company, s.
Large, Delbert
. -
Laubhan, R. K.
$ 163.so
S. 61
9. 00
io. 75
41. 29
14.oo
250. 00
17. 50
95. 00
79.04
3s.34
.
10.00
5. 51
10. 94
6. oo
1.03
6. 13
6. 47
90.13
123. 20
120.15
55. 00
11.79
s7.19
so. oo
135. 00
s . 5s
51 .47
190.4o
50. 00
s. 22
3. 59
665. 20
12. 00
37 . 42
5. 50
100. 00
i63. so
17. 65
330. 00
65.00
25. so
270. 55
4. oo
10. 00
7. 50
90 . 00
25 . 00
213
214
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Laurent , Edith GENERAL FUND
Le Beck, F. C.
Lederle Laboratories
do do
do do
Lee, L.
Lee, Thomas T.
Lennon, Kathleen
Leslie, Katherine
Levey' s Top Shop
Lewis , J . E.
Lidbom, Hazel
Light , Marvin
Light , Marvin
Lillard, W. T.
Lind' s Cafe
Live Oak Dairy
Loan & Bldg. Assn . of s. B.
Locke, Harry
Lompoc Chamber of Commer ce
Lompoc Cleaners
Lompoc Light and Water Dept
Lompoc Milk Co .
Lopez, Mrs . Lillian
Los Alamos M.rket
-L
otz , E. E
Lotz, E. E
Lo-Well Pencil Co., The
Lunqui st , Jack
Lusink, I~
Mabey, Morris
Me.cias, J uana o.
I~adden , Edward
Marks, Tom
Iviartin, Allyn
Martin, Arthur
Martin, Dam
Iviatbews , A.
Matthay Hospital Supply Co.
li!attice, Lavon
Matz , Mrs . Wm
Maurer, Nettie A
Maxwell, J . v.
M~ , Alene
Meachim , Archie L.
I~edina , Henry
lilenegon, Mary
Merriam , Mona A.
Meyer, Helen W.
Meyers , Mrs . Emma
$ 90. 00
14. oo
s2 . 4o
64. 71
50 . 47
37 .go
12. 00
s7 . 94
50. 00
2. 75
2. 00
100.00
12. 4o
11.02
25. 51
2. 57
14. 25
S6. 20
11. 25
170. 00
24. 50
3. 67
5. 64
23 . e7
s .oo
15. lS
130. 00
5.16
3 . 42
35.00
22. 00
50. 00
15. 00
s . 50
24. 52
66.oo
90. 00
60. 96
1 2.00
7.11
14.19
5. 07
15. 00
50. 00
40. 00
s . 50
14.oo
75. 00
125. 00
5. 05
10. 00
Meyers, Mrs . Emma GENERAL FUND
lldills Plumbing Co
Milner, John
Mincer, George
Mi ss1.on Hotel
Mission Paint & Art Comp any
Mitchell, Ellen F.
lv1ock, Cleo
Mock, Delmar
Modern Hospital Publishing Co .
Moffitt, Andrew J
Moffitt, Andrew
Mof fitt, Andrew J .
Molina, John
Mol i na, John
Monte Vista Dairy
Montgomery Ward & Company
Montgomery, Mrs. Maybelle
lv1oore lv1ercantile Company
Moore Mercantile Co
do do
Moore, The Estate of Amelia
Moraga, Frank P
Moran , Geo
Morehouse, Martha
Morehouse, Msxtha
Morette, Mrs . Mae
Iv1orette, lvirs . Mae
li!organ, Jo s eph
Morris , J . G.
Morris, L. J
Morton, St. Clair
do do
do do
do do
Wosby Co., Publishers, The
Moss1, Ellen
Mueller, Ed.ward
Mueller & Company , V
Murphy, Catherine
McBane, s.
McCaleb, Grace
McCaleb, The Estate o! w. H.
McCord, Joseph
McCracken, Alexander
McCullough, Geo . H
do do
McFeeters, Joseph
McGee, Henry
McGowan, L. B.
$ 10. 00
3.36
110. 0 0
15. 00
2. 50
2. 5g
11. 00
45 .00
72 .50
3.00
26. 00
g.oo
50. 00
44.oo
1. 55
41 . 99
3.1s
21. 50
9.00
6.14
64.oo
10.00
14-o.oo
157. 50
1S9. 59
205 .15
s . 50
1.37
23 . 23
33. 50
e.oo
7. 50
5.00
150.00
250. 00
g . 50
4-o.oo
45.00
6.17
50 . 00
i73 .4o
15.00
15. 00
4o .oo
50. 00
16. 06
11. 34
45 .00
i7.oo
9 . 00
215
216
McGuire , G. M.
Mcintyre, Theresa
McKeon, E. J .
McKesson and Rob bins
GENERAL FUND
do do
do do
McLellan, Helen
McLeod , Beth
Nelson, o
Newl and, L. H.
Newm~, Carl
News-Press Publishing Co .
News-Press Publishing Co .
do do
do do
do do
Northman, George
Northwest Engineering Co .
Novo Brothers
Novo & Sons , M. L
0 1 Banion Dairy
do do
0 1 Campo , Jose
O'Connor, John
Ogden, Margaret I .
Ohio Chemical & Mtg . Co .
Ontiveros, Sara A. -
Orcutt Town V/ater Company
Orcutt Town & Water Company
Osborne ' s Book Store
Osborne, Delia
Osunas Grocery
Osuna, A
Ott Hardware Company
do do
Ovieda, Albert
Ovieds., Toney
Pacific Coast Coal Co
Pacitic Coast Coal Co.
Pacific Coast Publishing Co
do do
do do
Pacific Gas & Electric Company
Pacific Gas & Electric Co
Pacific Gas & Electric Co
do do
do do
Pacific Gas & Electric Co
Pacific Laundry
Pacif ic Southwest Realty Co
Packer, Josephine
$ 30 . 00
13 . 00
l0. 45
3. 96
73.06
6S.07
64. 52
150. 00
160. 65
100.00
60 .00
121. 47
132.12
120.00
3.00
24.43
27. 50
13.11
13. 99
lo.s4
5.9g
2. 73
20 .00
35 . 4S
90 .00
12.11
5.00
9.00
1. 50
3s. 63
10. 00
214. 49
5. 00
12.12
g. 22
10. 00
50 .00
6.45
2. 34
s .3s
1144. 26
3. 24
324.31
io. 72
12. 5S
119. 64
19. 91
3.16
2s . 52
65. 00
161. 45
January 12th, 1942
Painter, Elsa
Palmer, Helen E
GENERAL FUND
Paris, Ava
Par1 s, Ava E
Park, Anna
do do
Parker, Fred
Patrick, Walter
Pat terson, Mrs . W. E.
Pearson, Anne
Pearson, Jean
Pechumer, Frank
Penney Co ., J . C.
Petroleum Service Co .
Pianf' ett1, 1-Ars. I sabelle R.
Piggly Wiggly Grocery
do do
Pi llers, J ames
Pitt , J . A
P1ttsbtirg Pa i nt Co .
Plaugher, R. B.
Pli mer, Raymond
Porter, Harry L.
Porter, Harry L
Pot t er, R. F.
Preuss, Chas . A.
Ereues, Chae. A.
Pucci o, Rosa
Qual1 t y Grocery
Quick, Ettie
Quong Hop Chong
do do
Radford, C.
Ra.merit, M.
Randall, Ray
Rapid Bl ue P~int Company
Rat h.ton, Mrs. Katherine
Reedson1 s
Regalia, Mrs. Cather ine
Remington Rand
Remington Rand
do do
Republic Supply Company
Restaurante del Paseo
Reuman, Marjorie R.
Rheams, Sarah o.
Rittero, John H.
.
Riggs, Louise
Riggins, F. R.
Riggins , J . F.
25. 16
i4.oo
95. 00
9. 19
s. 50
s . 50
50. 00
100. 00
so.oo
100. 00
3. s7
13 5. 16
23 . 47
25. 21
10. 00
34. 9g
350 .s4
50. 00
3. s7
11.23
35.00
s . 50
7.70
36 .90
10. 00
15.00
10. 00
15. 00
32. 62
65. 00
15. 5g
15.07
28. 00
i56. 4o
75 . 00
5 . 5s
20. 00
6.S2
10.00
171.s7
3. 09
11. 55
99 . 25
5s . 39
12. 00
14. 82
10. 00
90.00
36.00
36. 00
217
218
Riggins , W. A. GENERAL FUND
Rio Grand 011
Riviera Dairy Creamery
Roberds , A. E.
Rodenb eek 1 s Shoe
Roeser and Sons
do do
Roma?')$ Jim L.
Rosemary Farm
Rouard, A. I~.
Rud~lph ' s Grocer y
Rudolph., H. J .
Ruiz, IoArs . Mamie
Runte, Cl if!'
Ryan , Dolores
Ryzner, J .
Sadler, G. L.
Safeway Stores
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
Saf ewa;y Stores
do do
do do
Saf'ina, Anna
do do
Sa.fina, Anna
Sa.fwenberg, Dave
Sahm Dairy
Store
s.
Sandoval, Mrs . Connie
Sanitary Laundry
Sanitary Laundry
San Marcos- Montecito Dairy
Santa Barbara Cemetery Assoc
Santa Ba~bara Electric Company
. .
Santa Barbar a Free Public Library
Santa Barbara Mill & Lumber Co
do do do
Santa Barbara Packing Co .
Santa Barbara Pipe & Supply Co
no no
Santa !~aria Lodge No . SO K o'! P
Santa Maria Milk Company
Santa Maria Milk Company
Santa Maria Pipe & Salvage Co
Santa Maria Vall ey Vidette
Santa Ynez Val ley News
,
'
$
22 . 50
486. 50
73 .20
50 . 00
9. 43
111.00
4. 80
36. 00
64. 20
15.00
45. 86
1 .19
10.00
43 . 54
so.oo
163. 80
23 . 45
368. 48
182. 32
155. 6o
11. 65
21 .05
13. 20
570 .43
226. 37
111. 20
247 . 05
10. 00
10. 00
10. 00
15. 00
7. 44
15. 00
s .16
335. 87
4.03
6 .oo
1 . 25
2, 069 .34
693 . 71
lS.77
20. 00
2.13
2.s7
300.00
188 .19
70. 49
11. 85
22 . 50
22. 00
January 12th , 1942 .
Sarri , John GENEP.AL FUND
Savage, Josephine
Sa.vage, Mrs . Roy
Scarbor ough, Ruth
Sch.auer Printing Studio
Schauer Printing Studio
Schindler, Joseph
Schulenburg, Laura
Schuler, Jamee L.
Schuyler, Minnie E .
Scott, George Ivi
Scu.i tti , Mrs. Ii!abel
Sears Market
Sears, Roebuck & Company
do do
Seaside Oil Company
Seaside Oil Company
do no
Senay, Percy F
Serna, J
Shady Rest Auto Court
Shady Rest Auto Court
do do
Sham.hart , Reid
Sh.arp & Doh.me
Shell Oii Company
Shell Oil Company
Shinn, Zed R.
Silva, Ivi.
Silva, Mrs. Mary
Si mmons , Gr et ta
Sing Hop Co .
Singer-Brooks, Cb.arlotte
Singleton, R. M.
S & K Market
do do
do do
Smalley, Elda
Smith Booth Usher Co .
Smith, Elizabeth
Smith, Harry
Smit h , James
Smi t h, Leland B
Sm1 th, l~ai tland
Smith, lv1rs . Nellie
Smith, Ray
Smyth, E. F.
Social Service Exchange
Sota, Agnes
$ 10. 00
20. 00
10. 00
100. 00
10. S2
lS. 03
s . 50
45. 00
42 . 75
4o .oo
7 . 50
6. g3
i93 . 3g
3. 99
s4. s3
lS. 7g
52.7g
147. 4o
4. lS
112. 50
4.34
4 . 20
s . so
10. 00
12 .96
14. 60
50.00
35. 00
110. 00
13. 55
so. 65
7.79
250.00
50. 00
17 .3g
13. 95
660 . 68
90;00
193 .32
45. 00
110.00
6.07
175.00
36 .00
5 . 00
50. 00
12. S2
50. 00
3.23
219
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220
Sottwater Service
Solvang Drug Co .
GENERAL FUND
Sou. Calif. Disinfecting Co .
Sou. Calif. Disinfecting Co .
do do
Sou. Calif. Edison Co .
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
cl.o do
Sou . Calif. Edison Co .
do do
Southern Counties Gas Co .
do do
lo
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
no
do
do
do
do
do do
do do
Southern Pacific Co .
Southern Pacific l~illing Co
do do
Southworth, John R.
Spalding, Earl W.
Spike, Caroline
Spreitz Transportation
Squibb and Sons, E. R.
do do
do do
Stadley, Jene
Standard Oil Company of Calif
Star Cleaning Works
Stevens, Dr. Charles s .
Stillwell, E. W
Stoddard, Helen
St. Paul Dye Works
Stratton, Otho
Streeter, Geo . C
Strobridve, Richard
Strong, F.
$
lS. 28
224.79
14. 21
22 . 93
7.75
261 . 97
2s.3s
6. 07
7.04
1. 42
5.49
2. s3
6. 58
516.ss
2. 00
3s. 70
5s .oo
23 . gg
16 . 03
4. 26
4. os
2. 24
3.7s
2 . 72
76.00
9g. 57
2.41
2. 77
9. 75
9. 2s
75. 79
100. 00
2.25
s5 .oo
36.05
10. 61
66.46
31. 69
100.00
4-4. 33
4.30
50 .00
17. 50
4-S . 39
1 .00
55 . 00
190.00
29 .03
196. 60
,
Strunce, Jennie
Sturgeon, H
GENERAL FUND
Sullivan, H. H
Suiter, Lila E
Su.1ter, Lila E.
Sunset Dairy
Sunshine Grocery
Supervisor of Documents
Sutton, Iona
Sutton, Leola
Sweetser, H. C
Talmage, Donald
Tapie, Nathan
Taverna, Mrs. Joe
Teixeria, M.
Tennyson, The Drugg 1st
Thole, H
Thompson, Homer c
Thompson, Homer C.
Thompson, Homer C
Thompson, Homer c.
do do
Thompson, Paul
do do
Tiboni, Mrs . Catherine
Tide Water Associated Oil Co.
Tilley, H. :C .
Tomasini, R.
Toinpk1ns, Elvira
Terres, M~s. RosaJ.ia
Touchette, Edna L
Town Market, The
Town Market, The
Trafford, Frank
Trafford, Frank
Travers and Hennig
Trojan Cleaning Salta Products
Troupe, Charles
Truxillo, Evelyn
Underwood, Orville
Union Hardware and Metal Co.
Union Hardware & Metal Co .
do do
Union I~ill an.d Lumber Co .
do do
do do
Union Oil Co. of Calif
United Press Associations
United. Press Associations
Universal Auto Parts Co
University of Calif. Press
so.oo
1S2 .oo
36.00
107.33
75.00
29 .76
s . 61
3. 35
27 .10
30. 97
33 . 00
66.oo
45 . 00
s. 50
157.50
2.32
70.40
14.9g
1.27
2.2s
105.ss
6. 06
5s.50
56. 25
20 . 00
s .30
225.00
170. 00
45.00
12. 59
4o. oo
234.02
4. oo
4.oo
6.45
24. 03
76. g3
125.00
4o . oo
35. 00
7.94
15.71
57 . 55
12.57
101.51
14.Sl
i366.7g
s . 33
s. 33
94.11
3. so
221
222
'
Updike, Cecile
Upjohn Company , Tbe
Uribe, Adella
GENERAL FUND
u. s. Market
Valencia, Dolores
Valley Auto Parts & Paint Store
Valley 1'.~otel
Vanderlind, Elva
Van Horn, J . A.
Venaas and Taylor
Wagner , Ernest D.
Walker, Ada
Walker, Deane
Wall , Jack K
Wall, Jack l\{
\\fall, T. T.
Waltem~th , Joyce
Wat~ine and Nicholson
Water Works Depart ment
do do
do do
Watson Machine Works
Watson, Raymonl.
'
,
Watt's Grocery
Waukesha Motor Company
Wayland, L. C. N. .
Weaver, Dr. C. E.
\'lestern Auto Supply Co .
Western Pipe & Steel Co
Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing Co .
West on Electrical Instrument Corporation
Westwick Iron Works
Westwick, Atwell
Whitford, Margaret
Whitley, Stella
Whitney, Carol
Wilkes, Jack
no do
do do
Wilkins, De.ve
Willey, Alice
Williams & Wilkins Company
Williams, Jack
Willow Brook Dairy
Wilson, Kent R.
Wilson, Kent R.
Winter, C. E
Winthrop Chemical Company
Wolf, C. A
Wood, Charles
Wood, Vincent E.
,
$ 65. 00
26.03
4o.oo
i7 .e5
10. 00
4o3 . 32
2. 00
9. 02
lO. S3
5. 00
9.41
4o .oo
46 . 61
14. 63
19. 74
125. 00
100. 00
25. 00
12. gO
54. 65
2. 63
30.00
9. 00
26 . 91
304.40
250. 00
. 54
1200. 46
10. 00
4.s6
45. 30
i9.1s
24-. 67
4s. oo
i4o.oo
i7. 72
100.00
100 . 00
s .50
104. si+
3. 50
16 .50
2i+ .1s
15. 00
15. 00
135. 00
12. 92
1 . 70
125. 00
,
January 12th, 1942.
Woodwor th, Helen L. GENERAL. FU. ND
Wright , Ber ni ce
Wyeth & Brother, John
do do
Xzi t Pacif 1c Company
Yamanda 1s Grocery
Young , George
Young , George
Wilki ns , Dave IDR.J:BD ROAD .F UN.D
Adams Company , J . D.
Adams , Norman
GOOD ROADS FUND
Alloy Steel & Met als Company
American Bi tumuls Company
do do
Ames , Gilbert
Ar nold, o. L.
As sociated Telephone Co .
Auto . Club of Sou . Calif
Barker, Bird
Barker, Brid
Bean, G. L
Beard Motor Co
do do
do do
do do
Beattie, Minnie E.
Berdsf ord, Edgar
Bounds, Dick
Breen, Ed
Brown-Bevis Ec:ipment Co
do do
Csnf ield, Lloyd
Canfield, Lloyd
do
Carpinteria Valley Lumb er
Church, Thomas
Collar, J . N.
Collar, J . N
Cooley 1 Harry
Cravi of to Bros.
Dellar, Earl
Diedrich, L. N.
Di edrich, L N.
Dinsmore, Albert
Doerr, L. R.
Dover, Frank
Draper, Fre'1.
Ducommun Metals & Supply
Co .
Co .
Ellsingers Automotive Service
Fredericksen , Stanley
$ l go.oo
21. 94
s . 74
2s. 69
12. 62
25. S4
12. 97
5. 29
3. 60
94.oo
454.03
22. 93
4. 97
60 .00
67. 50
24. 65
9. 79
45.00
lS. oo
96.00
3. s5
4. 02
i5. g3
50 . 00
110.00
45 .00
60 . 00
s . 45
2575. 00
71. 25
5.00
27. 13
50. 00
72. 00
i 6.oo
5s. 50
15. 46
13s .oo
39. 23
35. 36
4-7 . 50
210.00
60 .00
3s . oo
16. 20
33 . 25
12.00
229
224
Gingrich, Jr . , c. E.
Gingrich, Sr. , c. E.
Gingrich, Sr. , C. E.
Goodard-Jackson Co .
Gorzell, C.
Great Wardrobe, The
Grigsby, Al .
Hergert Co .
Herald, Wm.
Herrier, W. w.
Herrier , W. W.
Hilderbran~, A. J .
do W. G.
Hobbs Bros.
Horn, George
Hosmer, Helen
Huyck, Andy
Hurst Concrete Products
Huyck, Andy
Janes , A. F.
Jones , Chas.
Lambert, C. E.
Lambert, Jack
Lambert , Ray
Larkin-Powell Co
Dee, L
- Lewis Implement Co
Lillard, W. T.
Lundberg's Blacksmith Shop
Lu t ne sky, L
GOODROADS FUND
Mack-International Motor Truck Corp .
Malesn , J
Moore Mercantile Co
Moore Co . , Joseph G
Moore Co ., J oseph G
Morris, R. w
McCabe's Trie Shop
McG~egor , C. E. , J . D
l~cKnigh t , Edwin
Northern Calif. Hardware & Steel Co
Olivera, Albert
Ontiveros, A. E
Osterman, John
Ovieda, E. G.
Pacific Coast Coal Company
Pacific Freight Lines
Pacific Gas & Electric Co
Penney Co., J . C
Petrol Corporation, The
Petrol Corporation, The
I
$ l g. oo
27.00
24. 50
15.46
218 .40
g. 09
24. oo
44 . 52
143 . 00
19.00
63. 75
l og. oo
S6 .13
70 .15
70 .00
25 .00
70 .00
3g .63
65 .00
i32. oo
132. 00
95 .00
60 .00
202 . 50
94. 25
126. oo
2. 49
75.00
25.94
140.25
22 . 4g
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34.17
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116.05
6. 26
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72 .00
115. 61
4o . oo
163. go
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50 . 00
34.95
1.26
2.g6
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73 .74
January 12th, 1942
.
Pico, Harry GOOD ROADS FUND
Pico, Harry
Pollorena, Richard
Randall, Ray
Rezzonioo, John
Rhoades, Coy
Robbi ns , E
Robison, l~ . H.
Romero, Louie
Roseborough, Arthur
Rutt ner & Ruffner
Ruffner, Charles
Sea s i de 011 Company
do do
Shell 011 Company
Shepard, Charlotte
-
Shepard, Frank
Singleton, R. l~ .
Smi th Booth Ush.er Co .
Smith Booth Usher Co .
Smi th Booth Usher Co .
Snow , Beverley
Sou. Calif or nia Edison Co .
do do
Sou. Counties Gas Co .
.
Standa.r.d Oil Company of Cal i f.
St s.ndsxd Oil Co .
State Board of Equ~1~ation
Stemper , Emil
Texas Company , The
Thomas , Roy
Thompson, Homer C.
Thompson, Homer c.
Tidewat er Associated 011 Co
Tobey , \Vest
Trojan Steel
Twitchell , Leonard
Union Hard\ivare & Metal Co .
do do
Union Iv!i l l and Lumber Co .
Upt on, w. C.
Upton, W. C.
Wall, Jack M.
We s t ern Pipe & Steel Co.
Westwick I ron Works
Westwick Ir~n Works
'fualen, J . T.
Whitney , Jr., J . E.
Zi smsn , Rudolph
50. 00
50 . 00
110.00
70.00
60.00 ,
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21. 13
262 .44
341 . 42
6s .o6
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105. 00
65.00
19.09
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55. 45
135.00
5. 70
1.25
9. 57
90.10
161. 49
4. 20
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1s7. 12
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32. 76
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107 .00
106.03
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105.00
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226
Engel, K. s. GUAD . CEl~E . DIST . FUND
Gen. Petroleum Corp. of Calif.
Secour Printing Studio
Pac . Gas & Elec. Co.
do do
do do
do do
Moller, K.
ORCUTT LT . DIST . FUND
CASMA. LT. DIST . FUND
GUAD. LT. DIST . FUND
LOS ALAI~OS LT . DIST . FUND
S.B. CO. WATERWORKS DIST
#1, MAINTENANCE FUND
Pacific Gas & Electric Co
do d.o
Dismuke, Eileen SALARY FUND
$ 150. 00
7. 97
7. 67
7g . 50
31. 20
i4s. 75
g7 . 25
41 .12
125. 00
Upon the passage of the foregoing orders, the roll being called, the foll ow-
ing Supervisors voted Aye , to wit : Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J . Stanwood, J . Monroe
Rutherford, Ronald M. Adam and C. L. Preisker. Nays: None. Absent : None
Amenrling Or
Appointing
Certain
Appointive
O!" !"1c er s .
r l In the ~atter of Amending Order Appoin~ i ng Certain Appointive O!~icers .
Deman~e of I
J. F. Goux ./
/
I
/
/
Tub erc-ulosi /
Program in
San ta Barba a
County.
Whereas, by order duly made and entered. the 5th day of January 1942, the
Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara, State of California, appointed
certain appointive officers tor the position, and at the salary designated, on a
month t o month basis , as more particularly set forth in said Order, and
Whereas, an error was made in appointing Edgar Smith, M. D. as County
Physician, Third District,
Now, therefore, it ls ordered that said Order hereinabove referr ed to, be,
and it is hereby amended to read:
County Physician, Third Di.strict , H. G. Hanze , M. D. - $25. 00 in the
place and stead of E:dgar Sm1 th, M. D
In the Matter of Demands o~ J . F. Goux.
J . F. Goux appeared before the Board and demanded the abolishment of the
Pubiicity Department , and the discontinuance of the ser vices of Huber t Voight , Publi -
city Agent, forthwith
Mr. Goux also demanded tha t the Board pass, without further delay, an
Ordinance previously submitted by him, regulating the use , by Supervisors and
other designated county of~ic1als and employees , of county owned automobiles
Demand was further made that the Board of Supervisors take cognizance of
the one hundred and fiftieth anniversary of the Nation's Bill o! Rights
Further demand was made tor reimbursement to the County Treasury of all
miieage paid to members of the Board tor attendance at Supervisors ' meetings when
tra vel was made in county owned automobiles
Mr . Goux made a last and final demand that each member of the Board of
Supervisors resign as member o! said Board of Super visors of this County.
Communications embodying the e.bove demands were Ordered placecl. on file as
of. this date, with the exception of the communication relative to the celebration of
the Anniversary of the adoption of the Bill of Rights, which is to be filed nunc
pro tune as of December 22nd, 1941.
In the Matter of Appointing William G. Winter, M. D., to take charge of
Tuberculosis program in Santa Barbara County .
Upon motion, duly seconded and .carried unanimously, it is ordered that
William G. Winter, 1'4. D. , be, anc'\ h.e is hereby appointed to take charge of the
Tuberculosis program in Santa Barbara County at a salary of five thousand ($5, 000.0 )
. '
Venereal
Disease
Program.
J anuary 12th, 1942. 227
dollars per year, commencing IiAarch 1st, 1942; sa1cl poe1 tion t o be on a month to
month basis.
It was further ordered t hat the Clerk be, and be is hereby directed to
advise Doctor Winter o! his appointment by wire.
In the Matter of Returning to the Santa Barbara General Hospital Responsibility
tor the Venereal Disease Program.
Supervisor Pre!sker made a statement that the Venereal Disease Program
will be removed from the County Heal th Department and placed uncler tbe Jurisdiction
ot the Santa Barbara General Hospital
Attest
approved.
Upon motion the Board adj ourned sine die.
_--,
The foregoing minutes are hereby~ ~nre
'
Clerk
Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara; State of California,
State of California, January 26th, 1942, at io:oo o'clock a. m. Present:
Supervisors Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J. liAonroe Rutherford,
Ronald M. Adam, c. L. Preisker and J. E. Lewie, c1erk
Supervisor c. L. Preisker in the Chair.
The minutes of the regular meeting of January 12th, 1942, were read and
In re: Pur- ./ In the Matter of the Purchase of Certain Real Property in Santa Maria,
chase o!
real prorert California, by the County of Santa Barbara, for County Highway and Drainage Purposes.
1n Santa
!~aria . Good cause appearing therefor, the above enti'tled matter is hereby dropped
from the calendar
Pett t1on fo ,-- In the Matter of the Pet1 tion of Merchant.a and Taxiayere tor the Adoption
ImpToveroent
and Beautifi- of a Plan tor the Improvement and Beautification of the Easterly and Westerly Entrance
cation of E"''-
tTancec. to to the City of Santa Barbara.
City of
Santa BaTba Present: Michel A. Levy, President of the Retail Merchants. Association,
Agreement o~ v
Lease .
Royal A. Chapman, representing the Chamber of Commerce; and c. h~. A"nd.era, a State
street merchant.
Iir. Andera and Mr. Levy spoke on behalf of p etitioners
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, the toilow1ng named persons were
appointed as a Committee, representing the County, to meet with City authorities and
representatives of the merchants to discuss the plan tor improving the entrances to
the City of Santa Barbara: Supervisors Dinsmore, and Stanwood, E. D. SOlari, and w.c.
Penfield, Chairman and Engineer-Secretary respectively of the County Planning Commission.
Said Committee was requested to report its findings to this Board.
In the Matter of Agreement of Lease between Manuel V. Dias and Mary Dias,
his wife, and the County of Santa BarbaJ"'a
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried unanimously, it is ordered that the
Chairman and Clerk of this Board be, and they ere hereby authorized to execute ~
Agreement of Lease, wherein Manuel V. Dias and Mary Dias, h"is wife, agree to lease to
the County of Santa Barbara certain property, for tne purpose of excavating and removing
sand and gravel therefrom, for the period of tive ye.a.rs, commencing November lat,
1941, at an annual cash rental of ten dollars per year; the execution of said Agreement
is subject to the approval of the District Attorney of this County
228
Lease !or ,/ In the Matter of Lease between Pythian Hall Association and the County of
County 0!!1 es
--Santa Santa Barbara.
Maria.
./ Trial Juror
~or 1942.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried unanimously, it is ordered that the
Chairman and Clerk of this Board be, and they are hereby authorized to execute a
Lease, wherein Pythian Hall Association agrees to lease to the County of Santa
Barbara the entire lower, or ground, floor of the building known as the Knights of
Pythias Building for the term of five years, commencing the 1st d.ay of January, 1942,
at a monthly rental of two hundred and fifty dollars; said premises to be used tor
general County Offices.
In the Matter of Trial Jurors tor the Year 1942.
Pursuant to an Order of the Superior Court of the State of California, in
and ~or the County of Santa Barbara, in accordance with Section 204 of the Code of
Ci.vil Procedure, the Board of Superviso:rs of said County selected the following persons
to act as Trial Jurors for the year 1942, to wit:
Andrews, Donald
Bailard, L. N.
B~1lard, Robert E.
Belford, Samuel A.
Benedict, c. C.
Butler, Donald
Cadwell, Clarence John
Catlin, w. Clark
Dane, Philip I.
Dellar, Louis Earl
Doell, Raymond A.
Draper, Fred E.
Fuller, Mrs. Julia T.
Howard, Henry w.
Lilia, James Edward
lililes, Irwin
Miller, Henry W.
Reid, Thomas
Schweizer, John J.
Smi th, Allen D.
Snow, Beverly
Abbott, Edward L.
Adams, Frank D.
Artuso, Anthony
Atsatt, Georgia
Barr, Harley
Becker, Don c.
Bl1se, Ada
Bell, Ethelene
Bellman, A. D.
Boggio, Charles J.
Boyd, Scott ~
Buell , Percy o.
Callahan, Doris
Calli s, Harold I.
Twp.
1st
1st
1st
1st
1st
1st
let
1st
1st
let
1st
let
let
let
lat
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2nd
2nd
2nd
2nd
2nd
2nd
2nd
2nd
2nd
2nd
2nd
2nd
2nd
2nd
Clem, Stanley A.
Common, w. C.
Colton, Emil y T.
Concannon, Julie
Cox, Maude
.
Crawford, William s.
De Laney, Charles
De ~iandel, Ethel
Drake, Joyce
Dunn, William
Gammill., Roy E.
Gourley, E. J.
Gunterman, Lottie M.
Hammer, Richarn L.
Hammond, Dave
Hancock, Edith J.
Hauser, E. E.
Hoefer, Horace P.
Homback, Ethel
.
Hossack, Jessie R.
House, Maxwell
Howard, A. C.
Howard, Fred N.
Ireland, Ida
Imucc1, Lena
Johnson, Elmer
Katz, Morris
Kemp, Klaus
King, Dode
Krebaum, A. F.
Langl1e, Paul J.
Lee, Esther M.
Lehner, Frank S.
Loustalot, Pierre J.
Malott, Reginald K.
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2nd
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2nd
2nd
2nd
2nd
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2nd
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2nd
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Karxmiller, Irma
Menken, Marie
Miller, Genevieve
Miratti, Angel:o
Mi tohell, Lv dia
Mohr, Louis J.
McAtee, A. C.
McCatfrey, William J
McCray, Muriel
Mccloskey, James M.
McCullough, Fdith P. H~
McDougall , Taylor
McFadden, Leslie B
Nalley , Floyd M.
Nelson, Oscar E.
Nolder, Dorothy
01 Banion, A. L.
O'Brien, James W
Olsen, E. B.
Osborne, Robin H
Ott, Leona C.
Palmer, Edgar F.
Parma, Leo A.
Paulin, Elizabeth M.
Peppers, Mildred L.
Peter, Ira B.
Phillips, Geo. H. A.
Pilley, John W.
Pimentel, Fernand F.
Poillion, William C.
Porter, Dee
Raffetto, Katherine
Reasons, Frank F.
Rudolph, Helen
Rozier, Julia
Runkle , Vera B.
Russell, Virginia
Ryce, Nellie
Scott, F. H.
Sears, Joe
Sevrest, T. L.
Seward, Ru th V.
Silva, Frank M.
Sloan, J. E.
Smith, Byron M.
Smith, Harold J.
Smith, Ida M.
Smith, Rufus D.
January 26th, 1942.
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2nd
2nd
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2nd
2nd
2nd
2nd
Songer, Marion
Soule, Winsor
Staak, Dorothy
Starr, Irma
Stevens, Lillian B.
Sutton, Gene
Terry, Albert z.
Thom, Chester c,
Thompson, Harry E.
Thompson, Homer C.
Vawter, Vernon H.
Walters, Edna
Watkins, Albert B.
Wendel , Fred E.
White, Fred C.
Wilson, Evelyn
Cavalletto, Louis D.
Cox , Eugene J.
Doty, Martin Thomas
Erro, lire. Florene e
Hollister, Mrs . Mary E.
Hughes, Willis M.
Omelia , John E.
Pelch, Otto
Rizor, Clyde B.
Rogers , Allen E.
Tico, Robert H
'froup, George E.
Van Rees, Mrs. Virginia
Andersen, Robert T.
Bancroft , Miss Lucy
Buell, Harold
Herdman, Robert E.
Hunt, Bess R.
Beattie, Herbert E
Cantlay, James
Davis, Charles A
Doty, Chester
Dreyfus, Gaston
Fratis, Enoch H
Greco, Tom
Kelliher, Harry A.
Moore, Ernest F.
1'4orehart, L. E.
McClellan, R. B.
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Annual ./
Auli t o!
Books etc -
P:robPtion
Officer.
I
Rios, Grace L. A.
Rttf'fner, Stanley
Schuyler, Milton
Stadley, T. J.
swan, M. c.
White, R. M.
Twp.
5th
5th
5th
5th
5th
5th
Rickard, James B ~ 6th
Armitage, James H. 7th
Bardin, Mrs. Mildred Fugler 7th
Battles, James G. 7th
Beekler, Mrs. Adela F. 7th
Bell, Holmes o.
Brosche, Philip
Brown, John A.
Brown, Ople P.
Castle, Mrs. Ruth M.
.
Davis, Mrs. Phoebe M.
De Marti n, Fred J .
Dexter, George C.
Doane, Oscar M.
Donati, Miss Evelyn
Dorsey, Harry C.
Ful ler, R. W.
Glenn, Oscar F.
Griset, Elmer W.
.
Hansen, Jacob P.
Hanson, John
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Submitteq January 26th, 1942.
(SEAL)
Hatch, Charles w.
Hoey, Mrs. Emma L.
Humphrey, E. H.
Johnson, William B.
Lapp, Mrs. Mae D.
Manfredi, Pareno E.
Nelson, Paul L.
Patton, Mrs Josephine L.
Ramey, L . A.
Rice, Mrs. En.na C.
Ryan, Mrs . Dora
Sherrill, Fre~erick o.
Sword, Paul S~
Venaas, Mrs. Esther M.
Allyn, Mrs. Elizabeth
Baird, Edward
Brown, Joseph F.
Gracia, Manuel c.
Meretti, Mrs. Victoria
Minetti, Mrs. Marg~et
McGregor, Mrs . H~len
Righetti, Miss Rena
Glines, Neal c.
Kantzer, Basil
Loring, Mrs. Kathryn
Minghetti, Mrs. c1elie
Righetti, Ernest t .
J . E. Lewis,
J. E. Lewis, County Clerk
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7th
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In the Matter o! the Annual Audit of the Books and Accounts of the Probation
Officer tor the Calendar Year 1941.
The annual audit of the books and accounts of the Probation Of~icer for the
calendar year .1942, as submitted by the County Auditor, was approved e.nd Ordered
placed on file.
Comrnunica ion . In the Matter of Communication from the Automobile Club of Southern Cali!orn1
/ Communice ion.
Carpint eri I
County
W~ter
Dis trict .
relative to maintenance of public highways.
The Clerk was directed to torward a copy of the above corrmunication to each
member or the Board.
In the Matter of Cormnun1cation trom National Assoc'iat'ion of County Officials,
Relative to Allocation of Federal Funds tor Civilian De!ehse .
The above entitled communication was referred to su-oervieor Rutherford.
In the Matter of Ratifying and Confirming Action of the Clerk of this Board
.
in Filing Orner for the Formation of the Carpinteria County Water District.
/ Resolution No. 4o54
.
WHEREAS, it is requi red by Section 3720 of the Poli'tical Code of the State ot
California that this board shall file or cause to be tiled with the County Assessor
Cb ildren 1 s
Aid, Old
Age Security
and Blind
Aid.
Changes in
Olfl Age
Security.
January 26th, 1942. 231
ot the County of Santa Barbara and with the State Board of Equalization of the State
of California, a statement of the creation or Carpinteria County Water District setting
forth the legB.l description of the boundaries of such district, together with
a map or a plat indicating such boundaries; and
WHEREAS, the clerk of this board, on behalf of this. board, hereto!ore tiled
such statement, description of the boundaries and map indicating such boundaries as
required by said Section 3720 of the Political Code, with the County Assessor of the
County of Santa Barbara and with the State Board of Equalization of the State ot
Calitornia;
NOW, THE~ORE BE IT RESOLVED that such action on the part of the clerk ot
this bos.rd be and the same hereby is ratified and confirmed and declared to have been
done as the ~ct of. and on behalt of this board and in compliance with the requirements
ot said Section 3720 of the Political Code.
Said resolution was declared adopted by the tallowing vote: AYES: Supervisors:
Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J. Monroe Rutherford, Ronald M. Adam and c. L
Pr~isker. NAYS: Supervisors: None. ABSENT: Supervisors: None.
In the Matter of Reallowance of Applications tor Children's Aid, Old Age
Security and Blind Aid.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the applications
tor Children's Aid, Old Age Security, and Blind Aid, previously allowed by this Board,
be reallowed, and the Auditor of this County is directed to draw his warrants
numbered AJ3665 to. Al3695, inclusive, in the sum of $?,l72.1g, tor the month ot
January 1942, and warrants numbered Al.3696 to Al.3930, inclusive, in the sum of
$lo,9~6 . g9 , tor the. month of February 1942, tor the }:8yment of said Children's Aid;
warrants numbered Al3931 to Al5397, inclusive, in the sum of $52,546. 36, tor the pay-
ment of Old Age Security for the month of February, 1942; and warrants numbered
Al552g to Al5578, ~nclusive , in the sum of $2,443.44,. tor the payment of Blind Aid
tor the month of February, 1942
It is further Ordered that a list of Santa Barbara County warrants numbered
Al3665 to Al5397, inclusive, and Al552g to Al5578, inclusive, giving the name of each
individual recipient of Children's Aid, Old Age Security, and Blind Aid, and the amou
of aid allowed to each recipient, be placed on file in the office o! the County Clerk,
and is hereby made a part of the minutes of this Board of Supervisors, to have the
.
same effect as though incorporated herein.
In the Mat~er of Changes in Old Age Seour1ty;
It appearihg to the Board from "Notices of Change", tiled by the County
Welfare Department, that certain adjustments should be inade in the amount of aid
granted to the following needy aged persona; upon motion, duly seconded and carried,
it is therefore
ORDERED, that the amount of aid, etc., granted to the needy aged persons list
below be changed to the amount set opposite their names beginning February let, 1942,
(unless otherwise lndicated), as follows, to wit :
NAME
TOTAL AID GRANTED REMARKS
RESTORATIONS
Chapman, Frances E $4o. oo
Glasgow, Francis Marion 4o. oo
Qo1_"-_f" , Edgar Eugene 4o. oo
Harding, Clement s . 22. 60
Madie, Eugene 34. oo
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NAME
RESTORATIONS (Continued)
Modie, Lillie A.
Petersen, Peter Soren
Phelps, I. w.
Phelps, Maude
Sims, Alice L.
Sims, Will iam Milton
Stackhouse, Martha
Tibbats, Elmina
INCREASES
Anderson, Minnie
Bates, Wallace M.
Bowers, Samuel M.
Cook; Clara Belle
.
Eakman, Joseph R.
Fr.ost, Edith
Heacock, Andrea
Hopkins, Evah
Houghton, Harriet E.
Kedrin, Venceslas N.
Lockwood, Albert E.
Maccianti, Cesare
Pena, Rosenda
Pettingell, Mariah E.
Pettingell, William J .
Poillon, William c.
Proctor, Maria Brown
Ruiz, Adelaide
Smi th, Russell D.
Spurrier, Rose
DECREASES
Anderson, Charles o.
Anderson, Sophie C.
Andrus, Myra
Bailey, Jessie L.
Becker, Harley P.
Beckwith, Adttie W.
Black, Ferdinand George
Bonenfant, David
Burdick, l~abel Alice
Burns, James
Callow, Clara Jane
Chamber s, Kate C
.
Cl ausen, Jacob Wilhelm
Clem, Minnie A.
Corder, Vicenta
Cordero, Manuel J .
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TOTAL AID GRANTED
$34.oo
36.00
15. 71
27 .85
4o.oo
4o .oo
6.oo
4o.oo
4o.oo
35.00
4o .oo
30. 00
36.00
6.50
. 13 .00
24.11
4o.oo
25.00
4o .oo
18.oo
35.00
4o.oo
4o .oo
4o .oo
4o .oo
31 .00
13 . 50
4o.oo
38 .04
38. 05
31 .37
33 . ~4
35. 66
27 . 7g
34 . ~
34.oo
32.25
30 .00
33.20
38. 65
32. 79
2s . 33
17. 25
37.45
REMARKS
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January 26th, 1942.
NAME
DECREASES (Continued)
Dillon, Cecelia M.
Du Mare , Nellie W.
Elliott, Ma:rgaret c.
Emerick, Martin Alexander
Erbetti, Carlo
Eby, James R.
Fenn, Susie E.
Freyer, Katrina
George, Anna M.
Gibbs, Elizabeth A;
Grow, Alice Mary
Grow, George W.
Harms, John
Harrison, Jacob C.
Hartnack, Christian c.
Hawkins, Mary Agnes
Hiestand, Ella
Hilton, Ellen
Hilton, John H.
.
Hodge, Gertrude A.
Horn, Pauline
Howerton, James B.
Howerton, Susan E.
Jacobs, Robert C.
Johnston, Jennie L.
.
J ones, Clara A.
Ketcham, Edward T.
Lewis, Edgar A.
Lewis, Flora Alice
I
Millhouse, Amelia (Silvestrini , Alfonso)
Mitchell , Thomas M.
Monfort, Elizabeth J.
Murphy, Mary E.
Myers, Amelia s.
Myers, Harry I.
Nelson, Laurine
Nicolson, Katherine M.
Nixon, Eva Russell
Norman, Laura D.
Nourse, Mabel
Olivera, Febronia
Olivera, Morris.
Overton, Marie
Potter, Lucy Ella
Ramirez, Dolores
Reber, Ella
Reber, Harry J.
Robson, George
TOTAL AID GRANTED
$ 31 . 23
26.00
3s. 51
34.oo
33 .00
32.00
21 .2s
36. 76
21. 50
22.96
34.15
34.14
34.so
27 .g4
33. 90
39. 00
36. g7
36. 61
36.61
29 . 47
29.47
25 .00
37.19
29 . gg
15.00
35.71
35.71
37.5:r
26. 50
38. 28
3g. 01
32.96
32.96
32.00
27 . 50
33 .09
34. 60
3s.13
32.72
32.72
28.37
31. 60
33 .18
32. 60
32. 60
31.25
233
REMARKS
234
/
Changes 1n
Blind Aid.
NAME
DECREASE (Continued)
Saunders, Susan E. .
Smith, Ann Casal
Sturtevant, Arthur .
Tognetti Antoniett.a
Tognetti, Joseph
Tuxworth, Mary Ann .
Vick, William Robe~t
Vorwick, Jane
Walker, Josephine .
Weissinger, Katie .
Wesselhoeft, Mary f .
TOTAL AID GRANTED
$36. 50
2s.75
35.00
33.34
33.34
37.00
30.gg
36.go
37.75
36.22 .
34.s3
REMARKS
DISCONTINUANCES (ef~ective January 31, 1942 unless otherwise indicated)
Bosse, Florence P
Carr, Charles o.
. .
Cooley, Martha Ann
Cronkhite, Ettie
Forbes, Elsie Elizabeth
Gularte, Joseph
.
Harding, Clement s.
Haven, Louise
Jones, Maria C.
Kingsworthy, George s .
Knowles, George
Laird, Martha w.
Lugo, Miguel
Mitchell, Sarah Ellen
Murphy, Caroline
Niles, Elizabeth J.
Price, Jessie M.
Rivas, Herminia
Warner, Frank
Wees, Louis
Wilson, Elizabeth
Worth, Mary
In the li4atter of Changes in Blind Aid.
12/31/41
12/31/41
12/31/41
12/31/41
It appearing to the Board trom nNot1ces of Change", tiled by the County
Welfare Department, that certain ad.Justments should be made in the amount of aid,
etc., granted to the following needy blind perso~; upon motion, duly seconded and
carried, it is therefore
ORDER.E D, that the amount o! aid, etc., granted to the needy blind person
listed below be c hanged to the amount set opposite their names beginning February 1
1942, (unless otherwise indicated), as follows, to wit:
TOTAL AID GRANTED REMARKS
NAME
INCREASE
Neal, Henry E. 150.00
DECREASE
, Potter, Robert F.
Children's ~
A~l .
NAME
DISCONTINUANCE
Gruber, Russell
January 26th, 1942.
.
IN THE MATTER OF CHANGES IN CHILDREN'S AID.
235
REMARKS
1/31/42
It appearing to the Board from 1Notices of Change, tiled by the County Welfare
Department, that oertain adjustments should be made in the amount of aid, etc.,
granted to the following named persons; upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is
therefore
ORDERED, that the amount of aid granted to Children, listed below, be change
to the amount set opposite their names beginning February let, 1942, (unless otherwise
indicated), as fol lows, to Wit:
NAME
RESTORATION
Padilla, Patricia (Guillerminia)
INCREASES
de la Vega, Alice and Irene
Duram, Albert, Sara Louise, Emma,
Lena, Luis. and Joseph-Giorgi, Ivan
Erranova, Edward, Adalaida and Victoria
. Evangelista, Albert and Jesus
. Goodrow, Clifford (1-15-42) and
DECREASE Goodrow, Arthur
Horton, Gloria and Thelma
Huston, David
Leon, Miguela, Alisia, ,rose and John
Lopez, Robert George
Ornelas, Vincente
Romero, Ralph and William
Sullivan, Ralph, Lawrence, Anita M.
and Mary Magnoline
DECREASES
. Cordero, Gloria
. Guerrero, Mercedes, Amelia, Jessie ,
Felicitas, Ignacio and Rosario
Hall, Louise E. and Harold A.
Juarez, Angelo, Juanita, Antanacia
Maya, Nicolasa, Juana, Victor, Juan,
Elena, 3ose and Carlos
. Mireles, Israel and Alma
Monson, Esther and Cain Jr.
. Russell, Richard Louis and F~ederiok Allen
. Silvas, Elissa, Paul Stephen and Arthur Ray
Willis, Shirley
DISCONTINUANCES
Araluce, Julio and Jesus Emilio
Brown, Barbara
Croop, James
TOTAL AID GRANTED
$40.oo
125.00
59.00
100.00
53.00
39 .50
22 .50
100.00
73.50
26.50
57.50
79.00
6.oo
s5.oo
27.50
4o .oo
so.oo
37.50
55.00
45.50
72.00
50 .00
Fragosa, Maria Antonia, Maria Dolores, Maria Angela and
Juan
Guerrero, Mike
Hall, Lorraine M.
Hopper, Evelyn Irene and Alene Wava
Juarez, Sylvester
Moncada, Anita
REMARKS
1/1/42
1/15/42
2/lS/42
2/2S/42
2/14/42
1/31/42
1/31/42
1/31/42
1/31/42
2/lS/42
2/27/42
12/31/41
1/31/42
12/31/41
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County Ain. v-
NAME
DISCONTINUANCES (Continued)
h~onks, Ada Elizabeth
Quinonez, Eddie and Micailita
Willis, Mary
CHANGE OF PAYEE
RECIPIENT OF AID
Gomez, Arthur
Goodrow, Cli! f ord
Lopez, Carlos
Ornelas, Vincente
PAYEE BEFORE CHANGE
Mrs . lliiary 1'4enezes
Edgar M. Baxter
Lillian Lopez
Edgar M. Baxter
In the Matter of Petition !or County Aid.
REMARKS
1/31/42
12/31/41
2/13/42
PAYEE AFTER CHANGE
Mrs . Mary Silva
Rose Goodrow
Shirley Teeter
Julia Ornelas
1/1/42
1/15/42
1/1/42
1/15/42
It appearing to the Board of supervisors t hat the following petitioners ar~
proper persons to receive County Aid: Upon motion nuly secon1e~ and carried, it is orde~
en that the Au~itor ilraw his warrant on General Funn in favor of the following persons
!or the amounts set opposite their respective names on the !irst nay o~ January, 1942,
to wit:
Alison Davies
Ruth Harvey
Ella Hathaway
"'
Fredrlie Lopez
Julia Percy
Irene Rowley
Lulu Barnes
Karl Brokot sky
Edward Ebert
Robert Ander son
Geneva Boldman
Etha Brown
Joe Bunker
Yrs. John Fuller
Thomas Harp
Fre.nk Montes
John P. Rose
Agnes Stuart
Justina Vasquez
SECOND SUPERVISORIAL DISTRICT
1027 Bath Street
526 W. Victor ia Street
c/o County Auditor's Office
119 N. Quarantina Street
1439 Chapala Street
313 E. Anapamu Street
THIRD SUPERVISORIAL DISTRICT
Ballar\, Via San ta Ynez
FOURTH SUPERVISORIAL DISTRICT
FIFTH SUPERVISORIAL DISTRICT
$31.00
20 .00
19 .00
10.00
20. 00
lS.oo
$10 .00
1. 00
1 . 00
$ 1.00
15. 00
1.00
2. 00
15. 00
5. 00
6.oo
1 . 00
1 . 00
3.00
Reports . ---- In the Mat ter of RAporta .
A!'!'idA.vit o!' I
Publication
o! O:rti.inance
No. 537 .
Th.e following reports were received and ordered placed on tile:
Weltare Department
Santa Barbara General Hospital
December, 1941
December, 1941
In the Matter of Affidavit o! Publication of Ordinance No . 537.
It appearing to the Board from the affidavit of Jessie Griffin, principal
clerk of the printer and publisher of the Santa Barbara News-Press, that Ordinance
No. 537 has been published,
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered th~t said Or dinance
No . 537 has been duly published.
, Cancells tion /
o! Funds .
Cancellation .,
o! Func'ls .
Trans:'er o!
Funns.
January 26th, 1942.
In the Matter of Cancellation of Funds
Resolution No. 4055
237
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barba.:ra County
that the sum of $200.00 is not needed in Account lS B 46, Criminal Expense, Maintenance
and Operation, District ~ttorney, General Fund. I
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum o! two hundred dollars ($200.00)
be and the same is hereby cancelled trom the above account and returned to the Unappro
priated Reserve General Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being calle~, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J.
Monroe Ruthertorn, Ronald M. Adam and C. L. Preisker. Nays, None. Absent, None.
"
In the Matter of Cancellation of Funds.
Resolution No. 4o56,
Where~s, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbs_ra County tha
the sum of $349.13 is not needed in the following accounts: igo C 1, Ot!ice Equipment,
174.13, igo C 14, Fire Equipment, Capital Outlay, General Hospital, Santa Barbara,
General Fund, $50.00; lSl C 1, O!fice Equipment, $25.00, and 1$1 C g, Surgical X-ray
Dental and ~aboratory Equipment, Oapit-al Outlay, County Clinic-Santa Barbara Hospital,
General Fund, $200.00.
Now theretore, be it resolved that the sum of three hundred torty-mine and
13/100 d-ollars ($349.i3) be anl th.a same is heTeby cancelled !rom the above accounts
and returned to the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund.
Upon the passage o! the foregoing resolution, the roll be~ng called, the
tollowing Supervisors voted Aye, t o wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J.
Monroe Rutherford, Ronald M. Adam and C. L. Pre1sker. Nays, None. Absent, None.
In the Matter of T~ansf er of Funds !rom the Unappro2riated Reserve General
Fund.
. Resolution No. 4o57
Whereas it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a transfer is necessary from the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund to Account 1 A 19
Special Investigation in connection with u. s. Housing Authority, Salaries and Wages,
and to Account 1 B 46, Service and Expense in Connection with Housing, Maintenance and
Operation, Board of Supervisors, General Fund; in accordance with Section 3714, sub-
Trans!"er of
Funns.
uivision 3, of the Political Code,
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of seven hundred and titty
dollars ($750.00) be and the same is hereby transferred trom the unappropriated
reserve General Fund to account 1 A 19, Special Investigation in connection with U.S.
Housing Authority, Salaries and Wages, the sum of $375.00, and to Account 1 B 46,
Service and E~pense in Connection with Housing, Maintenance and Operation, Board ot
Supervisors, General Fund, the sum of $375.00.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
tollowing Supervisors voted Aye, to wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J.
Monroe Rutherford, Ronald M. Adam and C. L. Preisker. Nays, None. Absent, None.
In the Matter of Transfer of Funds !rom the Unappropriated Reserve
General. Fund.
Resolution No. 4oi;s.
Whereas it appears to the Board of Supervisors of se.nta Barbara County
that a transfer is necessary trom the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund to Account
l~ 0 4, Law Books, Capital Outlay, District Attorney, General Fund; in accordance with
Section 3714, subdivision 3, of the Political Code,
238
T:rans!'e:r
of Funds.
Trane!' er
of Funns.
/
Transfer o I
Funds.
, .
-
l . .
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of two hundred dollars ($200.00)
be and the same is hereby transferred trom the unappropriated reserve General Fund to
account 15 C 4, Law Books, Capital Outlay, District Attorney, General Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
tollowing Supervisors voted Aye, to wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J
Konroe Rutherford, Ronald M. Adam and C. L. Pre1sker. Nays, None. Absent, None
In the Matter of Transter of Funds trom the Unappropriated Reserve General
Fund.
Resolution No. 4-059.
'
Whereas it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
.
a transter is necessary trom the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund to Account 44 B 2,
4
Postage, Freight, Cartag~ and Express, Maintenance and Operation, Justice Court-Fourth .
Township, General Fund;. in ac~orda.nce with Section 3714, subdivision 3, of the Politic
Code,
Now :therefore, be it resolved that the sum of ten dollars ($10.00) be and
the same is hereby transterred from the unappropriated reserve GenP.-l'al Fund to account
44 B 2, Postage, Freight, Cartage and Express, Maintenance and Operation, Justice
Court-Fourth Township, General Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J.
Monroe Rutherford, Ronald M. Adam and c. L. Preisker. Nays, None. Absent, None.
In the ~atter of Transfer of Funds trom the Unappropriated Reserve General
Fund.
Resolution No. 4o6o,
Whereas it. appears tp ~he Board of .Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a transter is necessary trom the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund to Account 59 B
21, Special Emergency Detense Fund; 1n accordance with Section 3714, .subdivision 3, ot
the Political Code,
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of five hundred dollars ($500.00)
be and the same is hereby transferred from the unappropriated reserve General Fund to
account 59 B 21, Special Em~rg~ncy Defense Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
to.llowing Supervisors voted Aye, to wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J. Monro
Rutherford, Ronald M. Adam and C. L. Pre1sker. Nays, None, Absent, None.
In the Matter of Transfer of Funds trom the Unappropriated Reserve General
Fund.
Resolution No. 4o61
Whereas ;t appears to the Boa.rd of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a transfer 1s necessary from the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund to Account 94 C
75, Lompoc Valley, Capital qut~ay, Fiood Control, General Fund; 1n accordance with
Section 3714, subdivision 3, of the Political Code,
.Now therefor~, be it r~solved. that the sum of fifteen hundred dollars
( $1, 500 . 00) be and th:e same is .hez:e'by transfe~red from tb.e unappropriated reserve
General Fund to account 94 C 75, Lompoc Valley, Capital Outlay, Flood Control, General
Fund.
Upon the pa~sage qt the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J.
Monroe Rutherford, Ronald M. Adam and c. L. Preisker, Nays, None. Absent, None
Transter o ~
Funds.
Trans~er o~ /
Funds.
Transfer of
Funns .
Revision o~ v
Budget Items
Fund.
239 January 26th, 1942
In the Matter of Transfer of Funds from the Unappropriated Reserve General
Resolution No. 4o62
. .
Whereas it appears to the Board o! Supervisors of Santa Bs.rbara County
that a transfer is necessary from the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund to Account
180 C 51, Grounds Improvement, Capital Outlay, General Hospital-Santa Barba~a,
. . .
General Fund; in accordance with Section 3714, subdivision 3, of the Political Code,
Now therefore, be j_ t resolved that the sum of three hundretl forty-nine
.
and 13/100 dollars ($349 . 13) be and the same is hereby transferred from the unappropr1ated
reserve General Fund to account 180 C 51, Grounds I mprovement, Capital Outlay,
General Hospital-Santa Barbara, General Fund.
Upon tbe paasage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J.
Monroe Rutherford, Ronald M. Adam and C. L. Preisker. Nays, None. Absent, None
.
In the Matter of Transfer of Funds from the Unappropriated Reserve Gene~al
Fund.
Resolution No. 4o63 . I
Whereas it appears t o the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County
.
that a transfer is necessary trom the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund to Account
178 B 26, Heat, Light, Power and Water, Maintenance and Operation, Veteran~' Buildings,
General Fund; in accordance with Section 3714, subdivision 3 , of the Political Code ,
Now theretore, be it resolved t hat the sum of one t housand dollars ($1,000. 0Q)
be and the same is hereby transterred from the unappropriated reserve General Fund to
.
account 178 B 26, Heat, Light, Power and Water, Maintenance and Operation, Veterans'
Buildings, General Fund. .
Upon the pas sage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J . Stanwood, J. Monro
Rutherford, Ronald M. Adam and C. L. Preisker. Nays , None . Absent, None .
In the Matter of Transfer of Funds from the Unappropriated Reserve General
Fund.
Resolution No. 4o64
Whereas it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a transfer is necessary trom the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund to Account 203 A
54, Enfor ced Labor, Salaries, and Wages, Enforced Labor, General Fund; in accordance
with Section 3714, subnivision 3, of the Political Code,
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of four hundren dollars
($4oo.oo) be and the same is hereby transferred from the unappropriated reserve Gener
Fund to account 203 A 54, Enforced Labor, Salaries and Wages, Enforced Labor, General
Fund
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, t o wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J
Monroe Rutherford, Ronald M. Adam and C. L. Preisker. NSs, none. Absent, none
In the Matter of Revision of Budget Items
Resolution No . 4o65.
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County
that a revision is necessary within general classification of Maintenance and Operatio ,
Court House, General Fund
Now, therefore, be it Resolved that the aforesaid accounts be and the same
are hereby revised as follows, to wit: Transfer from Account 55 B 25, Ser vice and
'
240
Revision o~ /
Budget Item
Revision o~ I
Buiiget Ite s .
Revision o I
Bu"lget Ite s .
Ex.pense, the sum of $25 . 00 and from Account 55 B 22, Repairs and Minor Replacements, th
sum of $6o. oo to Account 55 B 14, Cleaning and Disinfecting Supplies, the sum of $25.00
and to Account 55 B 6, Materials and Supplies, Maintenance and Operation, Court House,
General Fund, the sum of $60 .oo.
Upon the passage of the toregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J. Monroe
Rutherford, Ronald M. Adam ~d c. L. Preisker. Nays, None. Absent, None.
In the Matter of Revision of Budget Items.
Resolution No. 4o66
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County
that a revision is necessary within general classification of Maintenance and Operation,
County Jail, General Fund.
Now, therefore, be it Resolved that the aforesaid accounts be and the same
are hereby revised as follows, to wit; Transfer from Aocount 73 B 7, Food Supplies, the
sum of $225 .00 to Account 73 B 15, Clothing and Linen Supplies, Maintenance and Operation,
County Jail, General Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being call ed, the
tollow1ng Supervisors voted Aye, to wit: Thomae T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J.
Monroe Rutherford, Ronald M. Adam and C. L. Preisker. Nays, None. Absent, None.
In the Matter of Revision of Budget Items .
Resolution No. 4o67 .
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County tha
a revision is necessary within general classification of Salaries and Wages, Forester
and Fire Warden, General Fund.
Now, therefore, be it Resolved that the aforesaid accounts be and the same
are hereby revised as follows , to wit: Transfer from Account 91 A 13 , Patrolmen, the s
ot $600. 00 , and from Account 91 A 60 , Labor, the sum of $200.00 to Account 91 A 62 ,
Field Personnel, Salaries and Wages, Forester and Fire Warden, General Fund
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J.
I
Monroe Rutherford, Ronald M. Adam and C. L. Preisker. Nays, None . Absent, None
In the Matter of Revision of Budget Items.
Resolution No. 4o6S.
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County
that a revision is necessary within general classification or Maintenance and Operatio ,
Second Supervisor District, Good Roads Fund.
Now, therefore, be it Resolved that the aforesaid ac counts be and the ssme
are hereby revised as follows, to wit: Transfer trom Account 122 B 13, Road and
Bridge Materials, the sum of $1,000.00 to Account 122 B 23, Replacements of Equipment,
li4a1ntenance and Operation, Second Supervisor District, Good Roads Fuhi\.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, sam J. Stanwood, J
Monroe Rutherford, Ronald M. Adam and C. L. Preisker. Nays, None. Absent, None.
Rev1s1on o J
Butlget Ite s.
In the Matter of Revision of Budget Items.
Resolution No . 4069
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County
that a revision is necesss~y within general classification o! Maintenance and Operation,
Third Supervisor District, Good Roads Furid.
Now, therefore, be it Resolved that the aforesain accounts be and the
same are hereby revised as follows, to wit: Transfer from Account 132 B 13 , Road
January 26t h , 1942 .
241
and Bridge J'4a.t erials, the sum of $1, 000. 00 to Account 132 B 9, l\~otor Vehicle Supplies,
llllaintenance and Operation, Th.ird Supervisor Distr ict, Good Roans Fund.
Upon the passage of t h.e foregoing resolution, the roll being callen, the
tollowing Supervisors voted N!e, t o wit: Thomae T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J. Monro
Rutherford, Ronald M. Adam and C. L. Preisker. Nays, None. Absent, None.
Owen E. Hollister appeared before the Board and inquired as to the cost of
the flood control work in the Santa Rosa section of the Santa Ynez River. Chairman
Preisker advised Mr. Hollister that the total cost can be secured from the records of
the County Auditor.
The Board took a recess
At 11:15 o'clock a. m. the Board convened
Present: Supervisors .Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J. Monroe
Rutherford, Ronald M. Adam, C. L. Preieker and J. E. Lewis, Clerk
Supervisor c. L. Preisker in the Chair
Affidavit .,/
of Publica ion
In the Matter of Atf1dav1t of Publication of Notice otheari ng on Proposed
o! Notice Land use or Dist ricting Plan tor Area known as Hope District.
of Hearing -
Hope Di str t .
It appearing to the Board from the affidavit of Jessie Griffin, principal
'
~lerk of the printer and publisher of the Santa Barbara News-Press, that Notice of
Hearing in the above entitled matter has been publish.ed,
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that said Notice has
been duly published.
Districtin
Hope Distr t .
In the Matter of the Public Hearing on Proposed Lann Use or Districting
Plan for Area Known as Hope District
Orilinance
No . 53g .
/
This being the time hereto!ore fixed for a public hearing on a propos ed
land use or d~stricting plan tor the area known as the Hope District, the Board pro-
.
ceeded with said hearing.
Mr. E. D. Solari, Chairman of the County Planning Commission, submitted
a report of the public hearings held by said Commission witb the recommendation that
an Ordinance be passed t o include the Hope Area and all of the territQry covered under
temporary Ordinance No. 525. An Ordinance, otticially adopten by the Planning Commission,
was presented 'to the Board tor adoption.
The Board having !ully considered said matter, and no one appearing to
object thereto, the tollowing Ordinance was passed and adopted:
In the Matter of Ordinance No. 538.
' Upon motion, duly seconded 'and carried unanimously, the Board passed and
adopted Ordinance No. 538, entitled 11An Ordinance Ad.opting a Districting Plan w1 t hin
certain unincorporated territory of Santa Barbara County, limiting the uses of l and
and buildings and the area of open spaces about buildings, providing tor the ent.orcement,
adjustment and amendment thereof and prescribing penalty tor its viol ation."
Upon the passage of the !orego1ng Ordinance, the roll being called, the
Claims }{el
Over and
No\v Reject
fol lowing Supervisors voted Aye, to wit: Thomas T. D1nAmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J. Monro
. Ruther!orn, Ronald M. Adam an~ c. L. Preisker. Nays, None. Absent, None.
_ In the Matter of Claims Held Over trom Previ ous IiAeetings and Now ReJected.
( Dup. Ent:ry-See 'Jan. 5, 1942. )
n. Upon motion, duly seconded and carried unanimously, it is ordered that the
Claim Held
Over a.nd
Now All ovve
' following claims be, and they are hereby rejected:
Kluss, Edwin R.
Smith Booth Usher Co
$15.00
107.54
Ip the Matter of Claims Held Over from Previous Meetings and Now Allowed.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried unanimously, it is ordered that the
following claims, held over trom previous meetings, be, and they are hereby allowed:
242
Claims Reca
and returne
'!or payment
Clai ms Reca ann now
re all ow el
Claim
RecalJ.ed.
Allowance o.
Clai m.
. '
Canf ield, T. H.
Miller, Benjamin
Old hiission Days
Pillsbury, E. s.
II II
F.
2nd
GENERAL FUND $50 . 00
719. 32
315. 21
i3g.oo
lS0. 00
letl - In the Matter of C1aims Recalled from the Auditor on January 12th, 1942 , and
now returned for payment.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried unanimously, it ls order ed that the
following claims, recalled rrom the Auditor on January 12t h , 1942, be, and they are
hereby returned to the Auditor tor p~ment:
Adams, Norman
Gingrich, c. t . Jr.
{Insufficient funds-transf er made)
Roseborough~ Arthur
Wb.1ttie1d; W. G.
Gallagher, Henry F ;, M. D. (correction of J'urat)
$ 120. 00
5s. 50
90 . 00
go. oo
10. 00
le cl- In the Matter of Claims Recalled f rom the Auditor tor Correction and Now
Real lowed.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried unanimously, it is Ordered that the
Order made and entered on Jenuary 12th, 1942, allowing claims as foll ows:
Jones Stationery and Gifts
Smith Booth Usher Company
GE~ ERAL FUND
GOOD ROADS FUND
$ 5. 51
4s. 91
be, and it is hereby rescinded; and it is turther oraered that said claims be recalled
from the Auditor and resllowed as follows, t o wit:
Jones Stationery and Gi!ts
Smith Booth Usher Company
GENERAL FUND
GENERAL FUND $44. 12 )
GOOD ROADS FUND 4. 79 )
p . In the Matter of Claim Recalled !rom the Auditor and Referred to the
Statistician.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the following
claim be, and it is hereby recalled trom the Auditor and ref erred to the Stati stician :
Lompoc Chamber Commerce
In the Matter o. f the Allowance of Claims.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried unanimously, it is ordered that the
following claims be, and the same are hereby allowed, each claim tor the amount and
payable out of the fund designated in the order of allowance indorsed on the race
of each claim respectively, to wit :
Ail.am Printing , Don
Air Reduction Sales Co .
Aldrich, Henry
Altechul, Ira D
Ambrose Lumber Company
American Heretorn Jourqal
GENERAL FUND
American Public Health As socn
American Seating Company
Anderson, Jaqk
Anderson , Dr. W. M.
A & P Market
Archer, Kathleen
Art & Frame Shop, The
Ashcraft , Eugene B.
Associated Oil Company
206. 61
62.36
32. 00
10.24
3. 61
5. 50
3.03
24. 72
205. 00
150. 00
193. 56
36.13
19. S3
23.50
30. 16
i
January 26th, 1942.
' Associated Telephone Co GENERAL FUND
do do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Clo
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Bailey, Mrs . Ethel H
Baker Linen Co., H. W
Bennett, Angelina
Bennett , Charles
Blake, Moffitt & Towne
Blood Trans~usion Betterment Assoc.
Biby, Howard
Bie~hott Surgical Co.
Bixler, I~argaret
Borgatello, Charles
Bowman, Harry J.
Braun Corporation
Brawley Community Hospital
Brown's Drug Store
Bruning Company, Charles
Bryant & Trott
do do Co .
Buchanan, Amelia
Buell Bros.
Burl, Chas .
Burroughs Adding Machine Company
Burroughs Adding l~achine Co.
do do
do do
do do
ilo do
Burroughs Adding Machine Co.
do do
do do
Burroughs Wellcome & Co
California Dental Supply Co.
California Electric Company
"
$ 9.10
s4.43
9. 05
.22S .45
34. s9
3. 20
12.95
3. 25
7. 00
14.99
lS. 65
3.00
31. g4
23.57
332.03
79 . 56
13.SO
6.oo
11 . 00
6S.(()
6.oo
54. oo
3s. 66
36. 00
56. 00
7. 58
42 . 00
3. 50
291. 55
7. 60
5.00
25 .19
6. 90
3. 62
25. 75
3.06
7.ss
55.00
14. 23
11.25
9.60
3.32
39. 6o
1.27
4. 90
39.00
4. 90
79 . 4o
. 67
11. 27
213
244
Calif orn1a Tire Company
Cameron and Roberts
GENER.AL FU ND
Camera Shop, The
do do
Carlisle and Co., A
do do
Carrillo & Davis
Case, Dr. Harold T
Caywood, Hal D
Chamber of Commerce
Channel P~per & Supply Co.
Channel Radio Supply Co.
Christensen, Chris
City Contracting Company
City of Lompoc
Clark, Webster F
Cline, A. B
Cotfey, o. D
Colgate-Palmolive-Peet Company
Columbia Carbon Co.
do do
Commercial Ot!ice Supply Co
Commercial Otfice Supply Co
Common, Wm. c.
Copeland's Bookshop
Cota, Juan
Cota, Juan
Cota, Julius
D'Andrea, Italo
Department of Public Health
Dictaphone Corporation
Diedrich, L. N
Disman, Walter
Dohrmann Hotel SUpply Co
Dudley Mortuary
Durbiano, Mike
Eaves, Jr., Albert
Ed's Market
Ed.wards, Muriel
Evans, H. R
Farren, Art
Federal Drug Co.
do do
Feliz Radio & Appliance Service
Feliz~ J. s .
Fires't(a)ne Auto Supply & Service Stores
do do do
Fishkin, A
Free Advertiser, The
Fuller Co., W. P
I
$2.50
5.00
50.38
127.09
13.05
57.10
g. 61
63.50
.go
45.00
39.10
3.21
75.00
12.00
25.00
22.41
g.oo
18.48
15.71
16.6S
7.42
65.79
52.33
25.00
32.45
20.00
20.00
126.00
4.64
12.94
10.00
3.89
9g.oo
34.82
29.s3
10 . 00
23.75
20.00
76.55
10.50
38.50
2s.75
104.80
2.99
54.oo
83 . 59
34. 30
10.34
14.36
10.43
-
January 26th, 1942
Fuller & Company, w. P
Gallenkamps Store Co .
Gardner-Wheaton Drug Company
Giant Products Corporation
Gi lbert Hyde Chick Company
G & M Market
Goleta Garage and Ii!B.chine Shop
GENERAL FUND
$1.15
s . 91
S.Sl
235. 20
780 . 23
24. 71
2.63
Goleta Market 17. 22
Gotch el, Nanette B .
Grant, William T
Grayston-Ottutt X-Ray Co.
Crossman , Lawrence C
Haas Brothers
Hadley Company, Charles R
Ha.le Bros
Haslam and Company, w. A
Henderson, H. E
Henderson , H. E
Her nandez , Miss Esther M.
Hi gh.land-Alameda County Hospital
Hinton Brothers Brakes
Hite , Mark w
Holiday Hardware Company
Holiday Hardware Company
Holland, Welch & }\yce
Hospital Management
Huerta, Cesario
Hutchings, Jessie W
Hutchings, Jessie W.
'lo 'lo
Huyck, Elleta
Hyman Company, Edward
International Bath Robe Company
Interstate Bakeries Corp
Italian Store
Jacobsen, Walter
I
Janssens , Albert A.
J & J Co
J ohnson & Johnson
Johnson, F. w.
Johnson , W. H.
Jones Stationer~ & Gifts
Jones, Cora A.
Jones , Cora A
Jones, Tip
Jordano Bros
J or dano Bros
Juillar'l.-Cockcrott Corp
do do
Kelley-Koett Ittg. Company
'
41 . 00
50 . 00
105.99
14. 75
1,483. 60
21. 23
36. 57
15. 91
10. 00
10.00
15. 00
104. oo
2.42
l0. 74
1. 75
5.g7
145. oo
2.00
9. 00
s . 50
8.50
s .50
25. 00
29 . 02
150 . 00
86. 73
86 . 67
102. 00
5.00
8.61
106. 03
19. 00
70 .00
2.94
s .34
s .34
24. oo
103 . 62
85.04
354.46
25. 63
33 . 48
245
246
Knapp, Rose
Knight & Robison
GENERAL FUND
Kress & Company, s. H.
Kummer & Adams
.
La Frombois, Bill
La.rco Fish Company, S.
Larson, Louis C.
Laubhan, R. K
Law Outlines Company
Lawyers Co-operative Publishing Co .
Lietz Co., A
Light, Marvin
Light, Marvin
Light, Marvin
Lincoln Street Grocery
Lind's Cafe
do do
Lompoc Ambulance Service
Lompoc K. of P. Bldg
Lompoc Light & Water Dept .
Lompoc Light & \Yater Dept .
Love, Mildred C
Lund, W. C.
Lunquist, Jack
Lusink, M.
MacRostie Brothers
Madsen, Eva
Magner Funeral Home , C. P
Manton, H. F.
Matthay Hospital Supply Co .
Me~d Johnson & Company
Medical Specialties Company
Medrano, Cesario
Metford Chemical Company
Mercantile Grocery , The
Miller's Pharmacy
do do
l~iller, Mrs. A. L
!~ills College
Milner, John
M1sson Linen & Towel Supply
Mission Linen & Towel Supply
Montecito County Water Dist
Moore Mercantile Company
McFarland, Sadie B.
McGinnis, John
McGoldrick, Josephine
McNall Building Materials
McNeil, w.
Nelson, Arthur
4- .oo
14-.oo
3.09
s.50
33 .00
31 . 20
6.oo
16. 13
10. 30
7.00
l0. 2S
12. 9s
4-. 5s
3. s3
s.so
10.lS
7 . 61
4-o .oo
150 .00
39 . 90
2. os
6.oo
71 . s7
21 . 4-5
22 .00
16. 4-S
24-. 00
70.00
20 .00
55 .16
3. 11
i 51. 4-1
s.oo
23 .01
S. 61
10.09
12 . 4-1
4-.oo
3.09
70. 97
1 .50
7. 30
s . 25
.so
26.00
4-4-.oo
11.25
3.33
i24-. so
126. 00
'
'
January 26th, 1942
Newman, Carl GENERAL FUND
do do
News-Press Publishing Co
Nielsen & Petersen
do do
Ochoe, Chas
Ohio Chemical & Mt g . Company
Ontiveros, Lawrence
Ortega, Rosalie
Osborne's Book Store
Osbourne, Lou
Ott Hardware Company
do do
do do
do do
do do
Overholtzer, Ivy H
Overton, Mrs. Willie
Oviena, Toney
Owl Market
Ozalid Products Division
Pacific Coast Coal Company
Pacific Coast Pub . Co
Pacific Coast Pub. Co.
do do
do do
Pacifi c Gas and E1.ectr1c
do do
do do
do do
do do
Pack, l\!ay
Patek & Compa ny
Pat rick & Moise-Klinkner Co.
Pearson's Grocery
Pearson, Barbara
Penney Co., J. C.
Penney Company, J . c.
do do
Peterson's Market
Petrogalar Laboratories
Postei Telegraph-Cable Company
Preuss, Chas. A.
Preuss, Chas. A.
Quinn, Irene s.
Railway Express Agency
do do
Red Cross Drug Co
Redman Scientific Company
$E)o . oo
50 .00
142 .s3
5.00
424 .03
20.00
3s.61
30. 00
20 .25
12.05
15.00
4.03
25.37
4.72
4.94
ll.2S
6. oo
30.00
60.00
s . 61
1.03
4S .Ol
43 .21
6so .76
49.37
2.27
s .60
s . so
s. 30
3.31
4.75
10.00
ss.95
37.o4
9.24
15.00
9.s5
ll.35
2.34
5.00
32.45
4.56
25.00
20. 00
10.00
3.51
7.23
4.64
12.46
247
248
'
Reid, Murdoch & Co . GENERAL FUND
do do
Remington Rand
Republic Supply Company
Rheams , Sarah o
Rheams, Sarah o
Richardson, Mrs . Charles
Riviera Dairy Creamery
Rivera Market
Robles, R
Rodenb eek' s
Ross, Will
Rubens & I~arble
Ruiz, Mrs. A
Ruthe:r!'ord, Will
Safeway Stores
do do
do do
Sandoval, Henry
San Joaquin Power Division
Santa Barbara Clinic
S. B. Convention & Tourist Bureau
do do do
S. B. County Chamber o! Cormnerce
Santa Barbara Electric Co
Santa Barbara Electric Co .
Santa Barbara El ectric Co .
Santa Barbara Electric Co
Santa Barbara Humane Society
Santa Barbara News-Press
do do
Santa Barbara Ret reading Sbop
Santa lv1aria Auto Parts
Santa Maria Gas Company
'
$ 115. 25
429 .35
94. 97
2. 2s
14. 82
14.S2
15.00
27.45
19 .00
126.oo
75 . 81
230. 70
13.23
3. 48
12. 00
5. 60
s .15
52. 60
11.50
12. 55
12.00
82 .82
122. 66
73 . 50
44.25
5.s1
4. 57
7.44
75. 00
3. 4o
-
9. so
129 .91
1. 71
131. 37
Santa Maria Gas Company i3. 30
Saulsbury, Lenn
Sayre, Albert
Schauer Printing Studio
Scberer Company, R. L
do do
Schurmeier, Harry L.
Sears Market
Sears, Roebuck & Company
do do
Seaside 011 Company
Seaside Oil Company
do do
Seaside Oil Co
Seaside 011 Company
Sb.amhart , R. E.
. '
72 .00
8. 50
265 . 24
62.04
6o. 55
15. 00
7.90
8. 42
s .3g
4S .o6
186.70
495 .95
43 .17
71 . ~
1.00
Shamhart, R. E
Shamhart, R. E
GENERAL FUND
Sbamhart, R. E
Shell Oil Company
Smith, Leland B
Smith Hardware Co., W. R
Smith Hardware Co . , W. R
Sou. Calit. Disintecting Co
So. Calit. Disinfecting Co
Sou. Calif. Edison Co
southern Cal itornia Edison Co
do do
do do
do do
do do
Sou. Counties Gas Co
do
do
do
do
do
do do
do do
Squibb & Sons, E. R
Standard Brands of Calif
Standard 011 Compa.ny of Calif
Stevens, Chas. s .
Stevens, Charles s.
Stevens, Chas. s.
Stewart, John L.
Supervisor of Documents
Synthex Products Company
Talmage, Donald
Tant , Charles
Taylor Instrument Companies
Taylor, Sallie B.
Thompson, Homer c.
Thompson, Homer c
Thompson, Homer c.
do do
Thompson, Paul
Tiedemann & I~cMorran
Todd Sales Company , The
Tri-Counties Electric Supply Co.
Trojan Cleaning Salts Product s Co.
Ullmann, M. D., H. J .
Underwood Elliott Fisher Co .
Union Hardware & Metal Co.
do do
Union Mi ll and Lumber Co .
Union 011 Company
Universal Auto Parts Company
Unkefer, I~rs . o. L.
$ 72 . 60
25. 00
i o.50
6.56
20.00
3.46
g.50
34. 64
9g. 99
g.32
3.02
s4. 51
29.gg
i .go
5.Sl
6. 71
3. 43
3. 9g
2. 93
5. 02
3. 1s
57.S4
lS.70
60 .00
10.00
50 .00
10 . 00
43. 37
53 .52
l . Sl
126.00
150. 00
3. 07
5s. 06
10.66
4. 34
10. 17
11. g7
54. oo
53 .06
4.64
33. 32
76 .s3
76. 25
21 . 05
12. 54
42. 95
13 . 26
24.21
11. 14
10. 00
249
250
Urell, Inc. GENERAL FOND .
u. s. Sanitary Specialties
Ventura Rubber Stamp Company
Ventura Rubber Stamp Co
Viole, Pierre, M. D.
Voight, Hubert L
Wade, Albert c
Wagner, Ernest D.
Ward, !~er cedes
Watkins and Nicholson
Weatherbee, Mary E
Weekly Law Digest
Western Surgical Gouwn Co.
Western Union
Whitcomb, Ru th
Wilkes, Jack
Wilson & D'Andres
Wilson, J . M.
Wilson, Kent R.
Wilson, Kent R.
Wilson, William J .
Wong \'ling
Wood, Vincent E
Wooton Printing Co .
do do
Yamada' a Grocery
Yauney Machine Works
Adams, Norman GOOD ROADS FUND
Air Reduction Sales Company
Ames, Gilbert
Arnold, o. L
Assoc. Tel Co .
Barnes, Chas
Biby, Howard
Bock, Royal E.
Breen, Ed.
Brooks and Barra
Brown-Bevis Equipment Co .
do do
Buell Flat Rock Co
Burd, Chas .
Can!' ield, Lloyd
Carpinteria Water Co .
Collar, J. N.
Cooley, Harry
Craviotto Brothers
Dal Pozzo, Joe
Diedrich, L. N.
do lo
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4o . 69
39 .45
i . gl
5.56
5. 00
4o .79
4. 22
9.62
51. 25
12S. oo
6.oo
12.00
7e.so
2. g4
30. 97
100. 00
lS. 03
2. 02
25 . 00
35. 00
15. 00
g.oo
6.os
5.15
44. 74
26. 00
1. 25
gg. oo
3.g9
72. 00
6o. 63
9. 02
24.oo
123 . 00
7. 74
72 .00
11.00
321. 36
42. 00
166. g6
99 .00
50. 00
25.47
34.oo
54.oo
10.42
27 . 61
52. 74
35. 45
, .
January 26th, 1942.
Diedrich, Inc . , L. N. GOOD ROADS FUND
Dominguez, ~lbert
Dover, Frank
D:r.aper, Fred
Dreyfus, Mrs. J oy
Farren, Art
Field Gasoline Corp. , o. C.
Grano, Joe
Grigsby, Al
Hanly, Leo
Harnischteger Corporation
do do
Heltman, H. K
Henning, Charles
Henning, Charles
Berrier, W. W.
Hilderbrand, A. J .
Hiiderbrand, w. G.
Hobbs Bros.
. .
Hottman, W. o.
.
Horn, George
Jones, Clarence
jones, Tip
La Frombois , Bill
Lambert, C. E
Li lley, Robert C.
Lompoc Light & Water Dept.
Miller, Harry
Miller, Lee .
Moore Co., J oseph G.
Moore Co . , Joseph G.
Morris, H. w
McGinnis, John
McNall Building Mat erials
Ni elsen & Peter son
Ochoe, Chas.
Olivera, Albert
Ontiveros, Laurence
Ot t Hardware Company
do do
Ovieda, E. G.
Palmt ag, c. A.
Pico, Harry
Randall, Ray
Reid, Jr. Thomas
Reid, Sr., Thome.s
Rezzontco, John
Richt'ield 011 Corporation
Robles, Daniel
Robl es, G.
Reobling's Sons Co . , John A.
$76. 20
4s .oo
66.oo
4s.oo
31$. 00
110.00
35.32
52. 00
72. 00
195.00
3. 05
261 .45
6.45
47 . 50
21.25
19. 13
gs.oo
74. 50
47 .16
44.oo
60. 00
24.oo
76. 00
110.00
114. oo
25. 00
11. 15
65. 00
261.00
69.17
3. 09
24.oo
110. 00
90. 33
19. 39
s4.oo
54.oo
132.00
l0. 56
s . 67
60. 00
175. 00
6o.oo
60.00
60 . 00
32. 00
36. 00
386. 45
44.oo
60. 00
7s .21
251
252
l
Con!"i!'ming
List of
J
Phys1c1ansSanta
Barba a
General
Hospital.
. ,
Romero, Louie GOOD ROADS FUND
Roseborough, Arthur
Santa Barbara Brake Service
Santa Ynez Warehouse and Mil ling Co
Saulsbury, Lenn
Saulsbury, Lenn
Seaside Oil Co
do do
Shell Oil Co
Singleton, R. M.
Smith Hardware Co . , F. L
do do
Solvang Ga.rage and Service Station
Sou. Calif. Edison Co
do do
Sou. Pacific Milling Co .
Standard Oil Company of Calif.
Standard Oil Company of Cali!.
Stewart, John L.
Texas Co . , The
Thompson, Homer c
do do
Tidewater Associated Oil Co
Tobey, We st
Upton, w. c.
Walker, A M
Wolley, H. 11/1
Water Works Department
Western Motor Transfer Inc
Westerh Pipe & Steel Co .
Wood, Vincent E.
Yauney Machine Works
Zaris, George
Buckner Manufacturing Company SANTA MARIA CEME.
McGregor, J . D
Harkson, Harold
Roth, Chris
Sou . Calif. Edison Co
do do
Bailey, Mrs. Ethel H
Caywood, Hal D.
Wilson, William J .
DIST. . FUND
SOLVANG FIRE DIST . FUND
CARP. LT. DIST . FUND
SALARY FUND
,
$ 72 .00
73 . 50
2. 97
12. 51
is4.oo
152.00
56.09
20 . 4-4
33 . 21
55 .00
5. ss
24. 97
47 . 64
30.00
1. 25
53.15
36. 59
s .12
10.15
35. 75
6. 20
7.53
22s . 29
45. 00
94. oo
35.66
5. s5
1. 95
425 .00
312. 72
l . SO
4.3s
4o. oo
122. 6S
95. 00
20. 00
50 .00
Upon the passage of the toregoing orders, the r~ll being called, the following
Supervisors voted Aye, to wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J . Stanwood, J . Monroe Ruther-
tord, Ronald M. Adam and c. L. Preisker. Nays: None . Absent: None
In the Matter of Confirming List of Physicians, AI?Pointed by the Executive Stat
ot the Santa Barbara General Hospital, to serve as th~ staff of said Hospital tor the
Accept ance
o! Appointme
Tubercul osis
Progr am.
Request ot
Mr Julien
F. Goux.
January 26th, 1942. . . 253
year 1942.
Upon motion, duly ~econded and carried, the appointment of the following phys1-
.
clans, .to serve as the start o! the .Santa Barbara: General Hospital for the year 1942,
is hereby contirme~:
R. F. Atsatt, M. D.
Benjamin Bakewell, M. D.
A. D. Bissell, M. D.
H. I. Burtness, M. D.
Gary Campbell, M. D.
G. H. Coshow, M. D
J. W. Dalton, M. D.
G. H. DerieU.X, M. D.
L. F. Eder, M. D. -
A. H. Elliot, M. D.
H. V. Findlay, M. D.
L. G. Fiske, M. D.
H. F. Freidell, M. D.
Russell Gates, M. D.
M. J. Geyman, I~. D.
P. A. Gray, M. D.
M. A. Hammel, M. D.
Helen Hart, M. D.
C. w. Henderson, M. D.
H. E. Henderson, M. D.
F. J. Hombach, M. D.
W. R. Hunt, M. D.
Clinton Hollister, M. D
w. H. Johnston, M. D.
A. E. Koehler, M. D.
E. J. Lamb, M. D.
E. L. . W. erkthaler, M. D.
.
Richard McGovney, M. D.
W. M. Mottat, M. D.
C. z. Nicholas, M. D.
S. R. Parsons, I~. D.
c. A. Preuss, M. D.
H. J. Protant, M. D.
Thelma Perozzi, M. D.
Ina Richter, M. D.
Samuel Robinson, M. D.
J. J. Rupp, Y. D.
E. F. Russell, M. D.
J. H. Saint, M. D.
w. J. Tomlinson, M. D.
H. J. Ullmann, M. D.
N. T. Ussher, M. D.
John Van Paing, M. D.
L. c. N. wayland, M. D.
A. B. Wilcox, M. D.
Irving Wills, M. D.
Kent Wilson, M. D.
B. S. Wyckott, M. D.
Arthur Bruce Steele, M. D.
tIn
the Matter of Acceptance of Appointment as Director of Tuberculosis Pro-
/
gram in Santa Barbara County.
The written acceptance of his appointment, as Director o~ the Tuberculosis
Program in Santa Barbara County, was received trom Doctor William G. Winter and
Ordered placed on tile.
Mr. Julien F. Goux appeared betore the Board aD5J.-J!e.J~u~ested the discontinuance
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ot the County Employment ottice in Santa Maria.
Upon motion the Board adjourned sine die.
The torego1ng minutes are hereby
c Attest
Chairman, Board of Superv sore.
_{_
Clerk.
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Spur Ra1lw
Track Oros -
ing in
Guat\alupe.
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Treasurer'
Report .
Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara, State of Cal1torn1a,
February 2nd, 1942, at 10:00 o'clock a. m. Present: Supervisors Thomas T.
Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J. Monroe Ruth.ertord, Ronald M. Adam, C. L.
Pre1sker and J. E. Lewis, Clerk.
supervisor o. ~. Preisker in the Chair.
The minutes of the regular meeting of January 26th, 1942, were read and
approved.
In the Matter o'f the Construction of a Spur Railway Track Crossing by San
Luis Ice arrd Cold Storage ~orporat1on and Southern Paci!io Company at the Intersect1o
ot Pacheoo street and Second Street in Guadalupe, Calitornia.
/ Resolution No. 4-070.
WHEREAS, the San Luis Ice and Cold Storage- Corporation, a; corporation, and/or
.
the Southel'n Pacific Company, a corporation, contemplate tiling an application with
the Railroad Commission of the State of Cali!orn!a for an order authorizing the construction
ot ~ spur railway track across Pacheco street and Second Street at the
intersection of Pacheo~ Street and Second Street 1n the Town of Guadalupe, County ot
Santa Barbara; State ot California, said cros~ing to be at that portion of the intersection
described as fol lows to wit:
Beginning at a poiht in the center line of the existing s1de track in Pacheco
Street, said point being distant 100 teet, more or. lees, measured in a southwesterly
direction, along center line of said side track trom its intersection with the southerly
line of Second Street produced to the true po!nt of beginning of a spur track to
be described; thence in a northeasterly direction along Pacheco street and across
Second Street tor a distance of 170 teet, more or less, to a point on the northerly
line of Setond Street, said point being distance 6 feet, more or less, measured
eaeterly trom the intersection of said northerly l!ne of Secona Street with the
easterly line of Pacheco Street, thence continuing on into private property,
and,
WHEREAS, said San Luis Ice and Cold Storage Corporation desires to secure
permission trom the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara to cross said
Pacheco Street and Second Street, the same being public roads, tor the purpose of the
construction and maintenance of said spur track, said crossing to be made at the plac
and in the manner designated in the map attached to the application !or permission
which has been filed with this Board, and
WHEREAS, it 1s tor the best interests of s~d County of Santa Barbara that
said crossing be allowed at the place so designated;
NOW, THEREFORE, it is hereby ordered and resolved that the San Luis Ice and
Cold Storage Corporation, a corporation, and the Southern Pacific Company, a corpora-
tion, be, and they are, hereby authorized and permitted to construct and maintain a
spur track or side track across Pacheco Street and across Second Street in the Town
ot Guadalupe as per above description and the map attached to the application tor
' permission tiled with the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara in this
matter.
PASSED AND ADOPTED this 2nd day of February, 1942, by the following votes:
AYES: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J. Monroe Ruthert~rd, Ronald M. Adam and
c. L. Preisker. NOES: None. ABSENT: None
In the Matter of Treasurer's Report on Receipts and Disbursements tor the
Period January 5th to 31st, 1942, inclusive.
Report was received and ordered placed on file.
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Communioat1 n .
/ Communicat1 n.
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In the Matter of Communication trom the National Association or County
O!!ioials Relative to Allocation of Federal Funds tor Civilian Defense
Communication was referred to Supervisor Ruthertord tor a recommendation to
this Board.
In the Matter of Communication trom the State Social Welfare Board Approving
Plans Submitted tor the Alterations and Additions to the Santa Barbara County Hos pital
to Provide a New Surgical Unit
Communication was read and ordered placed on tile
In the Matter of Adopting Plans and Specifications tor Alterations to the
s surgical Unit at the County General Hospital, Cal.ling tor Construction Bids and
Plans anti
Speoi!1oat1
for Alterations--
County
Gen P'l"IAl
Hospital .
Detennining a Wage Soale tor Same.
/ Resolution No. 4o71.
WHEREAS, plans and specifications have been submitted by the Engineer ot
Public Works tor alterations to the surgical Unit at the County General Hospital, San
Antonio Road, Goleta, Santa Barbara County, California.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the same be and are hereby adopted; and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the same be advertised tor bids tor furnishing
all labor, materials, transportation and services tor the alteration of same; said
advertisement to be published in the Goleta Valley Leader; bids to be sealed and tiled
with the County Clerk on or before February 24, 1942, at 10:00 o'clock a. m. at whioh
time bids will be opened; and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that a wage scale be and is hereby adopted in accord- .
ance with prevailing rates in this area as tollows:
Asbestos Workers
Bricklayers
Bricklayers (Tenders)
Carpenters
Carpenters (Apprentice)
Cabinet Makers
Cement Finishers
Electricians
First Year - 1st halt
Then
Second Year - let half
Then
Third Year - lst halt
Then
Fourth year - 1st half
Then
Floor layers {Linoleum and Composition)
Glaziers (Glass)
.
Hoist Operators
Iron Workers (Reinforcing)
Iron Workers (Structural)
.
Iron Workers (Ornamental & Art)
Jack Hammer Operators
Lathers (All)
Laborers {All)
Mixer Operators
Per Hour
$ 1.25
1.50
1.25
1.25
.50
.56 1/4
.62 1/2
.6s 3/4
.75
.e1 1/4
.93 1/4
1.06 1/2
1.12 1/2
1.50
1.50
1.37 1/2
1.20
1.25
1.37 1/2
1.50
1.37 1/2
1.12 1/2
1.50
.s7 1/2
1.50
Hours per day
g
g
g
g
g
g
g
g
g
g
g
g
g
g
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Painters
Pipe Coverers (Asbestos)
Pipe LaYers (Drain)
Plasterers
Plasterers (Tenders)
Plumbers
Sheet Metal Workers
Steam Fitters
Tile Setters
Tile Setters (Helpers)
Truck Drivers (Under 6 ton trucks)
6-15 ton trucks
Teamsters
Window Cleaners
Per Hour
1.29
1.50
1.12 1/2
1.75
1.25
1.50
1.31 1/4
1.50
1.37 1/2
.g7 1/2
.so
.g7 1/2
.go
.s7 1/2
Hours Per day
7
g
6
g
g
g
g
g
g
The foregoing schedule of per diem wages is based on a working dRY of 6,
7 or g hours as set torth in the schedule. The hourly wage rate prescribed hereinabove
is the per diem rate divided by the aforementioned number of hours constituting
a working day.
Double time tor all oratts on Sundays and the tollowing holidays: New Year'
I
Decoration Day, Fourth of July, Armistice Day, Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day.
NO WORK ON LABOR DAY.
Double time tor over time work tor the following cratts: Electricians,
Plasterers, Plumbers, Steam Fitters, Sheet Meta1 Workers. Time and one-halt tor all
the other cratts and laborers
The above Resolution was passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors ot
the County of Santa Barbara, State of Calitornia, this 2nd day of February, 1942, by
the tollow1ng vote: AYES: Thomas T. Dinsmore, SEun J. Stanwood, J. Monroe Rutherford,
c. L. Preisker and Ronald M. Adam. NAYS: None. ABSENT: None
ADVERTISlillENT FOR BIDS
Notice is hereby given that the County of Santa Barbara will receive bids
tor furnishing all labor, material, transportation, and services for the Alterations
to the Surgical Unit, County General Hospital, San Antonio Road, Goleta, Santa Barbar
County, California: each bid to be in accordance with plans and specifications now on
tile with the County Clerk of the County of Santa Barbara at his ottice in the County
Court House where they may be examined and copies obtained upon deposit of Five Dolla s
($5.00) per set, which deposit will be refunded upon the return o! such copies in goo
condition within five days trom the time the bids are opened
Bidders are hereby notified that pursuant to the statutes of the State of
.
Calitornia, or local law thereto applicable, the County of Santa Barbara has asoertai ed
the general prevailing rate of per diem wages and rates tor legal holiday and overti
work in the locality in which this work is to be performed, tor each cratt or type ot
workman or mechanic needed to execute the contract which will be awarded the suocesstul
bidder.
The prevailing rates so determined are as tollows:
Per Hour Hours Per day
Asbestos Workers 1.25 g
Bricklayers
Bricklayers (Tenders)
Carpenters
'
Carpenters (Apprentice)
Cabinet Makers
Cement Finishers
Electricians
February 2nd, 1942.
First Year - 1st halt
Then
second Year - 1st halt
Then
Third year - 1st halt
Then
Fourth year - 1st halt
Then
Floor Layers (Linoleum and Composition)
Glaziers (Glass)
Holst Operators
Iron Workers (Reinforcing)
Iron Workers (Structural)
Iron Workers (Ornamental & Art)
Jack Hammer Operators
Lathers (All)
Laborers (All)
Mixer Operators
Painters
Pipe Coverers (Asbestos)
Pipe Layers (Drain)
Plasterers
Plaste~ers (Tenders)
Plumbers
Sheet Metal Workers
Steam Fitters
Tile Setters
Tile Setters (Helpers)
Truck Drivers (Under 6 ton trucks)
6-15 ton trucks
Teamsters
Window Cleaners
Per Hour
.50
.56 1/4
62 1/2
.6g 3/4
.75
.g1 1/4
.93 1/4
1.06 1/2
1.12 1/2
1.20
1.25
1.37 1/2
1.50
1.37 1/2
1.12 1/2
1.50
.g7 1/2
1.50
1.29
1.50
1.12 1/2
1.75
1.25
1.50
1.31 1/4
1.50
1.37 1/2
.g7 1/2
.go
.s7 i/2
.go
.g7 1/2
257
Hours Per day
-
g
g
g
g
g
g
g
g
g
7
g .
g
6
g
g
g
g
g
The foregoing schedule of per diem wages is based on a working day of 6, 7
or g hours as set torth in the schedule. The hourly wage rate prescribed hereinabove
is the per diem rate divided by the aforementioned number of hours constituting a
working day. .,
Double time tor all cratts on Sundays and the tollowing holidays: New Years,
Decoration Day, Fourth of July, Armistice Day, Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day. NO
WORK ON LABOR DAY.
Double time tor overtime work tor the tollowlng oratts: Electricians,
Plasterers, Plumbers, Steamfitters, Sheet Metal Workers. Time and one-halt tor all
the other oratt~ and laborers.
It sha:ll be mandatory upon the contractor to whom the contract is awarded,
and upon any subcontractor under him, to pay not less than the said specitied rates to
all laborers, workmen and mechanics employed by them in the execution of the contract
Notice ~s also hereby given that all bidders may submit wl th their bids, a
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Report .
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Aid. to Nee y
Agef\ Perso s.
sworn statement of their financial responsibility, technical ability and experience
Such sworn statement may be required to be furnished before award is made to any part1
cular bidder
Each bid shall be made out on a torm to be obtained at the ot~ice of the
County Clerk; shall be accompanied by a certified or cashier's check or bid bond tor
not less than five percent (5~) of the amount of the bid, made payable to the order
ot the County of Santa Barbara, Calitornia; shall be sealed and tiled with the County
.
Clerk of said County of Santa Barbara at the County Court House on or before February
24, 1942, at 10 o'clock A. M. and will be opened and publicly read aloud at or about
10 o'clock A. M. of that day in the Supervisors' Room of the County Court House,
Santa Barbara, Calitornia.
The above mentioned check or bond shall be given as a guarantee that the
bidder will enter into the contract if awarded to him and will be declared torte1ted
it the successful bidder refuses to enter into said contract after being requested to
do so by the said County of Santa Barbara.
The County of Santa Barbara reserves the right to reject any or all bids
or waive any informality in a bid.
No bidder may withdraw his bid tor a period of thirty (30) days a!ter the
date set tor the opening thereof.
By order of the Boa.rd of Supervisors this 2nd day of February, 1942
(SEAL)
J. E. LEWIS, County Olerk, County ot
Santa Barbara, California
Iq the Matter of Report of the SN'\ta Maria Hospital tor the Month of
December, 1941.
R~port was received and ordered placed on tile.
Io the Matter of Applications tor State and County Aid to Needy Aged Person
Ii appearing to the Board that the hereinafter named applicants tor State
and County .(Ud to needy aged persons having tiled their applications, as required by
law, and as . in said applications tully set torth; and
I~ further appearing from an examination of said applications that the
needy aged persons mentioned in said applications are proper persons to receive
State and C9unty Aid; upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is
O~ERED, that the Auditor draw his warrant on the Treasurer on General
Fund, in tayor of the following applicants, tor the amount set opposite the name of
the applies.pt, commencing on the first day of February 1942 (unless otherwise indicated)
and on the first day of eaoh month hereafter until turther order of this
Board; said money to be used to~ the support of said needy aged persons, to wit:
NAME OF APPLICANT
Alvos, Mary
Barr, Eliza F.
Bowser, Levenia
Campbell, Viola Kay
Gr~well, Hope Jennie
Hilton, Anna
Miles, James G.
Richards, Ann E
Richards, David
Sawyers, Alice
TOTAL AID GRANTED REMARKS
$10.00
4o.oo
4o.oo
33.00
30.00 Non-county
35.00
30.00
23.00
30.00
Refusals to ./
Grant Old
Age Securi t
Children's
Ail\.
Chilfl.ren' e
Ail\ .
y
Children's
Aid .
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NAME OF APPLICANT
Thompson, Cathrine L.
Thompson, Walter J.
Wagner, Rose
RESTORATION
Lowentels, Arcadia
DISCONTINUANCES
Chauvel, Louis
Dana, Manuela
Kisner, Tillie s.
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TOTAL AID GRANTED
$4o.oo
4o.oo
4o.oo
4o.oo
In the Matter of Retusals to Grant Old Age Security.
REMARKS
1/31/42
1/31/42
1/31/42
It appearing to the Board from the report of the County Weltare Department
that the tollowing named applicants are not proper persons to receive Old Age
Security;
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried,
IT IS ORDERED that said applications be, and the same are hereby denied:
Cooke, Charles Lee
Cota, Mateo
In the Matter of the Application of Georgina .a. Briggs, 207 West Mill
Street, Santa Maria, Calitornia, tor State and County Aid tor Dorothy Jean and Patsy
Ann Briggs, children of an Incapacitated tather.
It appearing to the satisfaction of the Board that said Dorothy Jean and
Patsy Ann Briggs are children of an Incapacitated father and are proper persons to
receive State and County Aid, and are in the custody of said Georgina c. Briggs,
Mother;
It is ordered that the Auditor draw his warrant on the Treasurer on General
Fund, in favor or said Georgina C. Briggs tor the sum of torty-tive dollars, and tor
a like amount on the tirst of each month hereatter until the further order of this
Board, said money to be used tor the support of the above named minors.
- In the Matter of the Application of Mrs. Lillie German, S33 West Barrett
Street, Santa Maria, Cal1toinia, tor State and County Aid tor Alvin and Morris German,
halt orphans.
It appearing to the satistaotion of the Board that said Alvin and Korrie
German are halt-orphans and are proper persons to reoeive State and County Aid, and ar
in the custody of said Mrs. Lillie German, Mother;
It is ordered that the Auditor draw his warrant on the Treasurer on General
Fund, in favor of said Mrs. Lillie German tor the sum of torty-t1ve 'dollars, and tor
a like amount on the first of each month hereafter until the turther order of this
Board, said money to be used tor the support of the above named minors
In the Matter of the Applioation of Carolina Herrera, 113 South J Street,
Lompoc, Calitorn1a, tor State and County Aid tor Frank, Pedro, Margarita, Frank Raoul
and Jesus Antonio Herrera, children of a Tubercular tather.
It appearing to the satisfaction of the Board that said Frank, Pedro,
Margarita, Frank Raoul and Jesus Antonio Herrera are children of a Tubercttlar tather
and are proper persons to receive State and County Aid, and are in the custody of said
Carolina Herrera, Mother;
It is ordered that the Auditor draw his warrant on the Treasurer on General
Fund, in tavor of said Carolina Herrera tor the sum of eighty-one dollars, and tor a
.
like amount on the first of each month hereafter until the further order of this
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Childrene /
Aid.
Changes in /
Children s
Aii.
Refusal to /
Grant
Chi lc\ren s
Aid.
Cancellatio
ot Funds.
Transfer o .I
Functs.
Board, said money to be used tor the support of the above named minors.
In the Matter of the Application of Mrs. Herbert E. Ruckle, 2430 Modoc Road,
Santa Barbara, California, tor State and County Aid tor John Ruckle, whole orphan
It appearing to the satisfaction of the Board .that said John Ruckle is a
whole orphan and a proper person to receive State and County Aid, and is in the oustod
ot said Ura. Herbert E. Ruckle, sister-in-law;
It is ordered that the Auditor draw his warrant on the Treasurer on General
Fund, in tavor of said Mrs. Herbert E. Ruckle tor the sum of seventeen and 50/100 doll a
and tor a like amount on the first of each month hereatter until the further order ot
this Board, said money to be used tor the support of the above named minor
In the Matter of Changes in Children's Aid.
It appearing to the Board trom Notices of Change, tiled by the County
Welfare Department, that certain adjustments should be made in the amount of aid, etc.
granted to the following name~ persons; upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is
thereto re
ORDERED, THAT THE amount of aid granted to Children listed below be changed
to the amount set opposite their names beginning February 1st, 1942, (unless otherwise
indicated), as follows, to wit:
DISCONTINUANCES
Bowers, Richard and Robert
CHANGE OF PAYEE
RECIPIENT OF AID
TOTAL AID GRANTED REMARKS
1/2/42
PAYEE BEFORE CHANGE PAYEE AFTER CHANGE
Shaw, Florence Mrs. Alice Parada Mrs. Dominga Salas 1/26/42
In the Matter of Retysal to Grant Children s Aid.
It appeari.ng to tb.e Board trom the report of the County Weltare Department
that tb.e tollowing named applicant is not a proper person to receive Children's Aid;
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried,
IT IS ORDERED that said application be, and it is hereby denied:
Waite, Ruth E. -- aid tor Moore, Louise
In the Matter of Cancellation of Funds.
Resolution No. 1K72.
Whereas, it appears to tb.e Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County tha
the sum of $17.50 is not needed in Account 42 B 1, Telephone and Telegraph, Maintenan e
and Operation, Justice Court-Second Township, General Fund;
Now theretore, be it resolved that the sum of seventeen and 50/100 dollars
($17.50) be and the same ls hereby cancelled trom the above account and returned to
the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund.
Upon the passage of the toregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
tollowing Supervisors voted Aye, to wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J. Monr e
Rutherford, Ronald M. Adam and C. L. Preisker. Nays, None. Absent, None.
In the Matter of Transt.~r of Funds trom the Unappropriated Reserve General
Fund.
Resolution No. 1K73.
Whereas 1t appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a transter is necessary trom the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund to Account 42 C
4, Law Books, C&pital Outlay, Justice Court-Second Township, General Fund; in
accordance with Section 3714, subdivision 3, of the Political Code;
Now theretore, be 1t resolved that the sum of seventeen and 50/100 dollars
($17.50) be and the same is hereby transferred trom the unappropriated reserve Gener
Transfer o! /
Funds.
Revision of /
Budget Item
Revision of I
Burtget Item
Revision of J
Budget Item
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Fund to ~ccount 42 C 4, Law Books, Capital Outlay, Justice Court-Second Township,
General Fund.
Upon the passage of the toregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
tallowing Supervisors voted Aye, to wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J
Monroe Ruthertord, Ronald M. Ad.am and C. L. Pre1sker. Nays, None. Absent, None
In the Matter of Transter of Funds trom the Unappropriated Reserve General
Fund.
Resolution No. 4o74.
Whereas it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a transter is necessary trom the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund to Account 60 B
23, Replacements of Equipment, Maintenance and Operation, Sheritt, General Fund; in
accordance with Section 3714, subdivision 3, of the Pol1ticaJ. Code,
Now theretore, be it resolved that the sum of one thousand one hundred and
twenty-five dollars ($1,125.00) be and the same is hereby transterred trom the unappro
pr1ated reserve General Fund to account 60 B 23, Replacements of Equipment, Maintenanc
and Operation, Sheriff, General Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Super'Visors voted Aye, to wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J
Monroe Ruthertord, Ronald M. Adam and C. L. Preisker. Nays, None. Absent, None
In the Matter of Revision of Budget Items.
Resolution No. 4o75
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
.
a revision is neeessary within general classit1cat1on of Maintenanoe and Operation,
District Attorney, General Fund;
Now, therefore, be it Resolved that the aforesaid accounts be and the same
are hereby revised as tollows, to wit: Transfer trom Account lg B 46, Criminal Expense,
the sum of $300.00 to Account ig B g, Ottice Supplies, Maintenance and Operation,
District Attorney, General Fund.
Upon the passage of the toregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to wit Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J. Monr
Ruthertord, Ronald K. Adam and o. L. Preisker. Nays, None. Absent, None.
In the Matter of Revision of Budget Items.
Resolution No. 4o]6.
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a revision is necessary within general classification of Maintenance and Operation,
Health O!fioer, General Fund;
Now, theretore, be it Resolved that the aforesaid accounts be and the same
are hereby revised as tollows, to wit: Transfer from Account 99 B 23, Replacements ot
Equipment, the sum of $300.00 to Account 99 B g, Otfioe Supplies, Maintenance and
Operation, Health Ot!icer, General Fund
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution,. the roll being called, the
tollow1ng supervisors voted Aye, t o wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J. Monro
Ruthertord, Ronald M. Adam and C. L. Preisk~r. Nays, None. Absent, None
In the Matter of Revision of Budget Items.
Resolution No. 4o77
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a revision is necessary within general classification .of Maintenance and Operation,
County Farm, General Fund;
Now, theretore, be it Resolved that the. aforesaid accounts be and the same
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Claims Hel
Over anc\ n
allowed .
Claims
Recall et\
anc\ Reallo
Allowance
ot Claims.
are hereby revised as tollows, to wit: Transfer trom Account 1S5 B 6, Materials and
Supplies, the sum of $50.00 to Account 1S5 B 25, Service and Expense, Maintenance and
Operation, County Farm, General Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
tollowing Supervisors voted Aye, to wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sf1111l J. Stanwood, J
Monroe Rutherford, Ronald K. Adam and c. L. Preisker. Nays, None. Absent, None.
In the Matter of Claims Held over trom Meeting of January 12th, 1942, and
now allowed.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried unanimously, it is ordered that the
following claims, held over trom the meeting of January 12th, 1942, be, and the same
are hereby allowed:
Pac1tic Gas & Electric Co
GUADALUPE CEJAKTERY DISTRICT FUND 66
.75
In- the Mat.t er of Claims Recalled trom the Al.11tor tor Correction and
ec\. Real lowed.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried unanimously, it is ordered that the
order duly made and entered on Janwi?"1 26th, 1942, allowing claims as follows:
Associated Telephone Co.
If - Channel Paper & Supply Co.
GENERAL FUND
GOOD ROADS FUND
GENERAL FUND
$ 237.47
332.03
39.10
be, and it is hereby rescinded; and it is turther ordered that said claims be reoalle
trom the Auditor and reallowed as follows, to wit:
Associated Telephone Co. GENERAL FUND $224.45
GOOD ROADS FUND 9. 02
GENERAL FUND
- Channel Paper & Supply Co.
In the Katter of the Allowance of Claims.
}
} 233.47
327.9g
36.g7
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried unanimously, it is ordered that the
following claims be, and the same are he)'eby allowed, ea.oh claim tor the amount and
payable out of the tund designated in the order or allowance 1ndorsed on the taoe ot
each claim respectively, to wits
Adam, Renald M
Altschul, Ira D.
Anderson, w. M.
Ball, Robert J.
Cota, Julius
Coy, Katherine J.
Dinsmore, Thomas T.
Furrow, L. R.
Geyman and Gates, Dre.
Henderson, John
Hossack, D. L.
do do
Johnson, F. w
llcGovney, Richard
Nelson, Arthur
O'Connor, John
Preisker, c. L.
Pre1 sker, C. L.
Preuss, Chae. A.
.GENERAL FUND
33.00
9.77
15.00
325.00
66.oo
75.00
3.6o
20.00
2s.oo
297. 73
5. 00
10.12
33.g7
45.00
2g.14
15.00
Deman~ o!
Julien F.
Goux.
Sube1n1z1ng 1
the Santa
Barbara Hom
Guard.
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Rutherford, J. Monroe
Soott, Kathar1ne A
. ~1th, E. E.
Smith, E. E.
Smith, Marion
Wade, Albert c
Wilkinson, Fay
Williams, Eluzabeth
Wilson, Kent R.
Ellie, M. J.
Dominguez, Albert
Miller, Harry
Reid, Jr., Thomas
.
Reid, Sr., Thomas
Rob le s, Dani el
Robles, G.
GENERAL FUND
FIFTH ROAD FUND
GOOD ROADS FUND
16.20
24.oo
4.46
4.19
22.50
4.3s
20.00
25.00
30.00
$ 70.00
2g.oo
4o.oo
2s.oo
2g.oo
2s.oo
72.00
Upon the passage of the toregoing orders, the roll being called, the following
Supervisors voted Aye, to wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, S&m J. Stanwood, J. Monroe Ruthertor
Ronald M. Adam and C~ L. Preisker. Nays: None. Absent: None.
Julien F. Goux appeared bet ore the Board and demanded that the Board order
Supervisor Adam to render a tull aooount of all moneys disbursed, labor, equipment and
materials used in connection with the tlood control work in the Santa Rosa section ot
the Santa Ynez River. Mr. Gowc further demanded that Supervisor Adam be ordered to
reimburse the County Treasury tor all moneys so .expended. Communication relative to
said demands was receive~ and ordered placed on tile.
In the Matter of subsidizing the Santa Barbara Home Guard.
Robert E. Easton, representing the Santa Barbara Foundation, appeared betore
the Board relative to subsidizing the Santa Barbara Home Guard. Mr. Easton stated
that the Santa Barbara Foundation had subscribed the sum of one thousand ($1,000.00)
dollars, and requested the Board of Supervisors to make an appropriation of two thousand
($2,000.00) dollars.
Buell Hammett, representing the Santa Barbara Home G1Jard, outlined the program
ot the G11ard tor the training of men 1n home defense, the establishment of an ottio er s
training school and the possible employment of Tom Wintringham of England as instructo~.
Mr. Hammett stated that the City Council has given him the assurance of an immediate
appropriation of one thousand ($1,000.00) dollars, and an a~dit1onal one thousand
($1,000.00) dollars on July 1st, 1942.
Atter a poll of the members of the Board, the Board showed a unanimous approvQ1.1
ot the plan, and tor the appropriation of two thousand ($2,000.00) dollars trom the
Unappropriated Reserve, with the reservation that the City of Banta Barbara appropriat
a like amount
Upon motion the Board adjourned sine die
The toregoing minutes are hereby
./ Supervisors
Attest:
Clerk~
I
264
In re: v
Maintenance
o! Lighting
anf\ Crossin
Signals, et
Survey of ./
Motor Vehic es
Needel\ by
County.
Release o!
Oil Well
Drilling
Bonn.
I Communicati n.
I
Commun1cat1 n.
In re: I
Title o!
Goleta
Sf\.nl\spit,et
Cancellatio /
o! Funds.
Trans!'er o! f
Funt\s.
Board of Supervisors of the County of Sru1ta _Barbara, State of California,
February 9th, 19~2, at 10:00 o'clock a. m. Present: Supervisors Thomas T
Dinsmore, Sa.m J. Stanwood, J. Monroe Rutherford, .Ronald M. Adam, c. L.
Preisker and J. E. Lewie, Clerk
Supervisor o. L. Preisker in the Chair
The minutes of the regular meeting of February 2nd, 1942, were read and approve
In the Matter of Resolution of the State Railroad Commission Relative to Deviation
trom Rules, with Respect to Maintenance of Lighting and Crossing Signals, in the
Promotion of National Defense.
Resolution was read and Ordered placed on tile.
In the Matter of Comnunication trom State Council of Defense Relative to Survey
of Motor Vehicles Needed by the County of Banta Barba~a tor county Government
purposes
Communication was referred to John L. Stewart, County Purchasing Agent
In the Matter of Release of 011 Well Drilling Bond or the Richfield 011
Corpora ti on.
.
Pursuant to the request of the County Planning Commission, and in accordance
with the provisions of Ordinance No. 502, as amended,
It is moved, duly seconded and carried, that the following blanket oil well
dr~lling bond be, and it is hereby released:
R1chtield Oil Corpo~ation - Bond #].46ol ~-st. Paul Mercury Indemnity
In the Matter of Conmunication trom the Santa Barbara County Chamber of Commero
Relative to Publicity Program.
Communication was read and reterred to Supervisor Preisker tor reply.
In the Matter of Communication trom the Lompoc Kiwanis Club Relative to the
County Health Department.
Communication .was reterred to Supervisor Preisker tor reply.
In the Matter of Communication Relative to Title of Goleta Sandepit, and Termin~
ation of Permit Issued to the County by the United States Department of the Interior.
Communication relative to title of the Goleta Sandspit, and termination of
permit issued to the County by the United States Department of the Interior, General
Land Office, was received and Ordered placed on tile.
In the lllatter of Cancellation of Funds.
Resolution No. 4o]S.
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
the sum of $200. 00 is not needed in Account 191 B 62, Special Services, Physician,
Maintenance and Operation, General Reliet-Outpa.t1ent Department, Gen~al Hospital,
General Fund.
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of two hundred ~ollars ($200. 00)
be and the same is hereby cancelled trom the above account and returned to the
Unappropriated Reserve General Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the tollowing
Supervisors voted Aye, to wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J. Monroe
Rutherford, Ronald M. Adam and o. L. Preisker. Nays, None . Absent, None.
Fund.
In the Matter ot. Transfer of Funds trom the Unapprqpriated Reserve General
Resolution No. 4o79
Whereas it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that a
transter is necessary from the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund to Account 91 C
2, Automobiles and Trucks, Capital Outlay, Forester and Fire Warden, General Fund;
Trans!'er o!' /
Funds.
Rev1 si on o!' /
Budget Items
Revision o~ J
Bunget Items
Report.
February 9th, 1942. 265
in accordance with Section 3714, subdivision 3, of the Political Code,
Now theretore, be it resolved that the sum of eight hundred twenty-two
.
and 5S/lOO dollars ( $S22. 5S) be and the same is hereby transferred trom the unappropria
ted reserve General Fund to account 91 C 2, Automobiles and Trucks, Capital Outlay,
Forester and Fire Warden, General Fund.
Upon the passage of the toregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
tollowing Supervisors voted Aye, to Wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, ~am J. Stanwood, J. Monroe
Rutherford, Ronald M. Adam and C. L. Prelsker. Nays, None. Absent, None.
In the Matter of Transfer of Funds from the Unappropriated Reserve General
Fune\.
Resolution No. 4oso.
Whereas it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a transfer is necessary from the Unappropriated Reserve .General Fund to Account . lSO
C 51, Grounds, Capital Outlay, General Hospital-Santa Barbara, General Fund; in accordance
with Section 3714, subdivision 3, of the Political Code,
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of two hundred dollars ($200.00)
be and the same is hereby transterred from .the unappropriated reserve General Fund to
account lSO C 51, Grounds, Capital Outlay, General Hospital-Santa Barbara, General
Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J.
Monroe Rutherford, Ronald M. Adam and c. L. Prelsker. Nays, None. Absent, None
In the Matter o'! Revision of Budget Items.
Resolution No. 4os1
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a revision is necessary within general classification of Maintenance and Operation,
Senta Marla Offices, General Fund;
.
Now, therefore, be it Resolved that the atoresaid accounts be and the same
.
are hereby revised as follows, to wit: Transfer from Account 5S B 23, Replacements ot
Equipment, the sum of $151.60 to Account 5g B. 24, Repairs-Buildings, Maintenance and
Operation, Santa Maria Offices, General Fund,
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
tollow1ng Supervisors voted Aye, to w1t: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J
Monroe Rutherford, Ronald M. Adam and c. L. Preieker. Nays, None. Absent, None
In the Matter of Revision of Budget Itenis.
Resolution No. 4og2.
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a revision is necessary within general olassitioation of Maintenance and Operation,
General Hospital, Santa Barbara, General Fund;
Now, therefore, be it Resolved that the aforesaid accounts be and the same
are hereby revised as follows, to wit: Transfer from Account lgo B 23, Replacements ot
Equipment, the sum of $500.00 to Account lgo B 22, Repairs and Minor Replacements,
Maintenance and Operation, General Hospital, Santa Barbara, General Fund
.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
tollowing Supervisors voted Aye, to wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J. Monroe
Rutherford, Ronald M. Adam and C. L. Preisker. Nays, None. Absent, None
In the Matter of Report of the Banta Barbara General Hospital tor the month
ot January, 1942
Report was received and Ordered placed on file
266
In re:
Buil1ng an
Access Roal\
trom Camp
Cooke to
No:rth City
Limits o!
Santa Maria
Al\t\it1ons t
List o!
Phys1c1ansSanta
Barb
General
I Hospital.
I I
a
Claims Hel -
Over.
In the Matter of Cooperating with the State of California in Building an
Access Road trom Camp Cooke to the North City Limits of Santa Maria.
By Resolution No. 4-037, passed arx1. adopted the 22nd day of December, 1941,
this Board agreed to cooperate with the State of California in the acquisition ot
rights of way for an access road from Camp Cooke to the North city limite of Santa
Maria, and the Chairman having this day requested tentative approval of a direct payment
ot a lump sum towards said project, in an amount not to exceed tJ.5,000.00,
The Chairman is hereby authorized to negotiate with the State of Calitorni
in the furtherance of the above project by a direct appropriation of a sum not to
exceed t15,ooo.oo.
In the Katter of Additions to List of Physicians, appointed by the Executiv
Staff of the Santa Barbara General Hospital, to serve as the staff of said Hospital
tor the year 1942.
Upon motion of Supervisor Ruther!ord, duly seconded and carried, the tolJ_owing
additions to the list of physicians, appointed to serve as the start of the Santa
Barbara General Hospital tor the year 1942, are hereby confirmed:
Howard F. Eder, Y. D
1.ucian Lano, M. D.
In tb.e Matter of Claims Held Over.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is Ordered that the tollow1ng
claims be, and they are hereby held over:
Calitorn1a Miesion Trails Association Ltd.
Campodonico Water Works (referred to Statistician)
Kluss, Edwin R., M. D.
Santa Barbara Retread Shop
$1,000.00
20.50
30.00
6.49
Claim Reca len -
ant\. Reallo e!l.
In the Matter of Claims Recalled trom the Auditor tor Correction and
Allo,vance
Claims.
41' -
Reallowed.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried unanimously, it is ordered that the
Order made and entered on February 2nd, 1942, allowing claims as tollows:
Preisker, C. L.
Snith, E. E.
GENERAL FUND
I 2s.14
4.19
be, and it is hereby rescinded; and 1 t is further ordered that satd claims be recal.le
trom the Auditor and reallowed as follows, to wit:
Preisker, c. L GENERAL FUND
Snith, E. E
In the Matter of the Allowance of Claims.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried unanimously, it is ordered that the
following claims be, and the same are hereby allowed, each claim tor the amount and
payable out of the tund designated in the order of allowance indorsed on the face ot
each claim respectively, to wit:
Abbott Laboratories
do do
Abbott, James
Acquistapace, Mrs. Maria
Ad9.Dl Printing, Don
Ahlman, Mrs. Kenneth
Air Reduction Sales Company
do do
do do
AJel Manutaoturing Company
GENERAL FUND
9.13
19.S4
70.00
7.00
35.2g
s.06
96.88
62.35
25.39
25.75
February 9th, 1942.
Alexanders Grocery GENERAL FUND
Alkire, Mrs. Oma
Allen Brothers
Allen, Mrs. Jack
Aloe Company, A. s .
Alter Undertaking Co
Alvarez, Maria
Ambrosini, Jeanne
.
American Bakery
American Optical Company
Ambrose Lumber Company
Andera's Department Store
Anderas Department Store
Anderas Department Store
Anderson, Lenroa K.
Anderson, Mrs. Maria
Anderson, Sydney A
Angulo, Albert
A. N. Packing Company
Arevinas, Guadalupe
Arnoldi Grocery
Arrowhead and Pu~1tas Waters
Aeah1ya Grocery
Ashley, Evelyn
Association of Calif. Executives of Pub.W.
Associated Drug Co
Associated Telephone Co.
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do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
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Averst, McKenna & Harrison
Azcarate, Tony R.
Babcock, Dwight
Baca, Josephine
Baker Linen Company, H. w.
Baker, Roland
Baker, W. F.
Ball, N. L.
Banco Corporation
Bank of America Nt. & Sa.
Banks' Stationery Store
Barbara Drive In
9.24
3.77
345.92
6.oo
7.7g
30.00
3.oo
5.16
34.62
37.45
4.32
7.66
1S.7s
6.69
15.00
10.00
24.74
10.00
s.61
6.g1
17. 22
55.00
5.00
6.27
11.20
44.42
23.50
s.55
93.24
10.55
.Go
3.25
9.19
56.96
3.00
9.00
24.50
13.05
50.00
29.00
31.75
14.42
s2.99
156.00
37.$1
100.00
2.47
lo.4s
267
.,.
268
Barca, Zilda
Barnes, Charlie
Barnett, L. & L.
Barraras, Mrs. Blanche
Bartholomew, Mrs. Pearl
Barton, li!ary
Bay' e Market
Bean, Glen
Beekler, Dr. A. M.
Begg, Robert
Bell, Harry H.
Bell, Robert A.
Bello, v. J.
Bensen, Newt
Bergman, Mrs. Agnes
Bert's Market
Bertero, Jules, M. D.
.
Berterotti, Josephine
Bertino, Joseph J
Bertino, 1'4arie Baron
Bidgood, Linda
Blackburn, Lewis C.
Boelke, Gus
Boles, Frances
Bond1ett1~ Albino
Bonetti, P. T.
Bothwell, Mrs . Wm
Bowers. & Stokes
Bradbury, W. W.
Bradfield, Bernice
Bradley, Roy F.
Bramham, James
Bramham, James
Branch, Inez
Braun Corporation
Breohtelsbauer, Ottilie
Bregante, Jennie
Brenner, Eugene
Brink, A. W
Brittain, H. w
Brittain, H. W.
GENERAL FUND
Broadway Battery & Electric Shop
Broadway Battery Sh.op
Brock.' s Market
Browman, R. D
Brown, Jeanette
Brown, l~argaret
Brown, Mary E
Brown, 1'4rs. W. A
Brunswig Drug Company
Bryant & Trott Co .
$ 125.00
100.00
i73. 5g
g.39
12.10
100.00
s5 .oo
15.00
50. 00
120.00
7.73
.
135.00
220. 00
100.00
lg. 50
101.09
200. 00
s. 50
165.00
5. 00
50. 00
25.00
s.50
s5 .oo
s.oo
s.oo
10.00
160.00
20.00
16.94
24.06
so .oo
60.s9
120.00
13.00
3s.24
52.4-2
193.50
15.00
15.28
4.oo
10.24
156.60
s .70
s5.oo
160.00
4.19
10. 5()
1. 53
Buckalew, Mrs. Myra C.
Bucklin, Mrs. Lela
Buell, E
GENERAL FUND
Burbridge, Frank
Bureau of Printing
do Purchases
Burgess, Beatrice
Burola, I. M
Burroughs Adding Machine Company
Burroughs Wellcome & Co
Butterfield, Barbara
Cagoulines, Andrew
Calder, Robert
Calderon, Lav in
California Market
Calli, Jim
Camargo, Josephine
Camera Shop, The
Carlisle & Co., A
Carlson, Elenore
Carlson, Hilma s
Carpinteria Water Company
Ca.rricaburu, Mrs. J
Castagnola, George V
Castro, Irene
Catchpole, Mrs. Opal
Catholic Big Broe.
Cavalli, Angela
Centaur Company, The
Central City Dhemical Consolidated
Cha.ckel, Canlid
Chandler, Helen
Channel Radio SUpply Co.
Chapin, Loraine
Chaucer, Nort~n G.
Chemical Industries of Calif
Cherry Burrell Corporation
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Children's Hospital
Chlorine Solutions
City Contracting Company
~ity Contracting Company
City of Lompoc
City Nursery, The
City of Santa Maria
City of Santa Maria
Clark, Emily
Clark, Robert
Clarke, Patience
Clarke, Patience
$ 20.00
25.00
121.50
75.00
6.44
5.42
82.58
16o.oo
6.05
42.40
120.00
15.00
80.00
45.00
63.28
6.oo
40.00
57.56
188.02
160.00
9.50
11.11
25.00
56.50
50.00
16.94
2.50
8.50
10.51
43.4o
8. 00
90.00
10.32
78.39
35.00
3.46
4. 87
28. 70
23.00
3.05
2.00
1.00
25.00
46.35
12.SO
1.90
100.00
72.50
100.00
10.71
269
270
Cleveland, Pauline
Click, Pansy
Cline, A. B.
GENERAL FUND
Coast Line Express
Coen , Elizabeth H.
Cohen, Peter
Colby, Hel en
Coldren, Edna
Colton, Mrs . Josephine
Conn:nerci al Office Supnly Co
Commer cial Otfice Supply Co
Common, F.
Conover , Gertrude M.
Conrad's Drug Store
Couvent of the Good Shepherd
Cook, Mrs. Ivy
Cota, Juan
Council of Social Agencies
Covarrubias, Yris
Cowan, James
Cox, Margaret
Cox, Martha
Coy, Katherine J .
Crampton, G. T
Crane, Ed ward E.
Crawford, James
Cregan, Mary
Crews , H. R
Cr ittenton Home , Florence
Cruz, Maria
D'Andrea, Italo
Darby, Irene
Darling, Eleanor
Davies, Evelyn V
Day, Phoebe H.
Dean's Grocery, Tom
Deleiseegues, Zeta
Delphey , Calvin c
DeMar s , Harold V
Dennis, Mrs . Dorothy
Devaul, J . M
Dias, Mrs . Viola
Diaz, Mrs. Mary
Division of Criminal Identification
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Dohrmann Hotel Supply Compnay
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Dominges, Bob A.
60 .00
s5 .oo
7. 00
. 90
25. 00
327.16
41.94
160. 00
s7 . 50
2. 47
s . 56
130. 00
150. 00
1 . 03
2s .23
20. 00
3s.oo
s3.33
2. 00
5s.so
90. 00
110.00
75. 00
60. 00
150. 00
4. 26
55 . 00
170 .10
2. 41
10. 00
12. 00
15 .00
13 .00
i4o. oo
130 .00
74. oo
90. 00
s .26
25. 00
5. 56
29. 64
20 . 32
16. 77
2. 11
5.56
. 7g
1. 27
72. 45
206. os
135. 00
February 9th, 1942
Doornbush, Louise
Dotson, Billie Lois
GENERAL FUND
Douglas, Weldon
Downing, Emily J
Drabnick, Isabelle
Ducommon Metals & Supply Co.
Dudley Mortuary
Duprey, Constance
Durbiano Dairy
Dyer, Mrs . Vera
Eagle, Irene
Eaves, Jr., Albert
Eby, Isabelle
Echarren, Marguerite
Ehrenborg, Ruth D.
Eisenbergs White House
El Rey Surgical Supply Co .
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Elske, Lil lie
English, Ruth A.
E~enandes, Ysabele
Escobar, Ray
Estrada, Margarita
Estrada, Rosa
Everetts, Charles
Evermann, Martha
Farmer Brothers Company
Farrar, Mary E
Feathers, Ruth
Federal Drug Company
Feliz, Chester
Feliz, Marjorie
Felmlee's Grocery
Felmlee's Grocery c. E.
Fenstermaker, Rose
Fent, John
Fernandez, Ascencion
Fillippini, R. C.
System, Finnell
Firestone Auto Supply Stores
Five C Ret1ning Company
Fleming's
Flores, Esther
Foote Axle & Forge Company
Foothill Dairy
Foss, Gates
Fox, Paul
France Cate
Franck, Otto J.
Franklin, Mrs. c. c.
'
t3g .42
s5 .oo
45.00
62 .00
117. 50
25.74
35. 00
120.00
45. 62
10.00
74.03
23.25
52.10
35. 52
157 .oo
12 .33
696.44
3og.og
100.00
120.00
s .oo
50. 00
25. 00
10. 00
12. 50
125.00
20.16
30.16
100.00
539.4o
45. 00
105.00
3.20
36.03
11.00
137 . 50
5.42
50.00
12.62
361.72
s5. 63
20.70
50.00
259.77
17.42
130.00
7. fJJ
2h. 20
13.00
14.oo
271
272
Fraser, Lillian
Fratere, Mrs. Estelle
Freitas, Frank J. A.
Fresno Market
GENERAL FUND
Friend, Fred
Fullwood, Rebecca s.
Gaines Grocery
Gammill, L. A.
Garcia, Annie
Garcia, Mrs. Gabriel
Garcia, Mrs . Jesus
Garcia, Paul
Garden Dairy
Garrigan, J . D.
Garris, Lou
Gates, F. H.
Gates, F. H.
Gates, Mrs . Hattie
Gates, Howard
Gay, Laura A.
Gilberti, Emilio
Girardey Piano Co., L. E.
G. & L Garbage & Rubbish Hauling
G. & M. Cash Market
Goble, Jean
Godsey, Thomae
Golden State Company
Gonzales, Mrs . Carlotta
Gordon, Margaret
Gott, a. A.
Gower, Alvin H
Graves, James H
Gray, Barbara
Grayston-Ottutt X-Ray Co.
Green, Mrs. H. L
Grimes, Frances
Gr1s1ngher, Cleo
Groom, Ralph
Grossman, Charlotte
Grothe, Joseph
Grubb, O. A.
Guadalupe Milk Co
Guild Orange & Juice Supply
G~tierrez, Mrs . Dora
Haas Brothers
Hager, Emma
Hale Brothers
Hanze, Henry G
Harberts, Richard
Hardy, Clara G.
'
105.00
9. 6g
15.00
25. 24
g. 90
125. 00
15. 25
10.00
70.00
25 . 00
13. 00
15. 00
lS. 70
200. 00
5. g1
1390. 50
241g. 29
2. 50
s.oo
i5. oo
13.00
s.oo
12. 00
17. 41
120. 00
4o.oo
245. 31
25 .00
10. 00
115.00
125. 00
13 . 25
100.00
i,053.s9
25. 00
6. 13
15. 00
45. 00
120 .00
5s.15
23 . 23
17. 49
4. 30
4o.oo
37s . 61
150.00
31.56
21 . 77
45 .00
117. 50
'
Febru8~Y 6th, 1942.
Harri son, Laura GENERAL FUND
Harrison, Roscoe
Hauser, E. E
Hauser, E. E
Hawver, Helen
Haycox Store, P
Heiges, Jr., L. E
Helengreen, Marian
Henderson, Charles F
Hendry, Mrs. Nicol
Henning, Jack
Henry, Charles
I:Ienry Doris
Hensley, Raymond
Herman's Market
Hernandez, J.
Heumphreus-Smith Electric Co.
do do
Hibbs, I-Ire. Eva
Higginson, Sarah
do
Hill Broth.era Chemical Co
Hitchcock, Mrs. H. R.
Hobbs, c.
Hobbs, Robert N.
Hobson, F. L.
Hockett, A. \"I
Hoeck, Elsie
Hoey, Wm.
Hof!mann-LaRoche, Inc
Hohmann, w. c
Holdener, Mary
Holiday Hardwa."t'e Company
Holid~v Hardware Company
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Holland, Welch & Ryce
Hollis, A. F.
Holser & Bailey
Hopper, Theresa
Housing Authority of the County of s. B.
Howards Grocery
Hubbard, Grace
Hudson, Helen
Hudson, Phyllis
Huff, Neal
Huff, Virginia
Hummel, Robert
~de, Elaine
Ingram Laboratories
Ingrim, Earl B.
Italian Importing Co.
30.97
55.00
35.00
s9.74
145.00
10. 78
37.50
so.oo
75.00
3s.70
125.00
45.00
90.00
175.00
159.06
30.00
1.13
3.4g
17.10
13.00
44.29
10.00
i63.go
95.00
2.50
43.31
16o.oo
183.60
22.69
431.55
4o.oo
26.54
1.97
29.os
55.00
so.co
4.66
100.00
750.00
69.71
50.00
8.61
100.00
50.00
4o.oo
4o.oo
g5.00
15.4o
190.00
s.51
273
274
Jackson, R. E. GENERAL FUND
Jacobsen, E. B.
Jacobsen, Wal ter
Jagemann, Frieda E.
James, Wm. H.
Janes, A. F.
Janssens, Ro semarie
J enk1ns, Harry
Johnson's Garage
. Johnson and Johnson
Johnson, Claude
J ohnson, Mrs . Della
JohnsonF.
Johnson, James B.
Johnson, Mrs . Vyola
Johnson, w. B
Johnson, w. B.
Johnson, Winifred
Jones Stationery & Gifts
Jones Stationery and Gifts
Jones Stationery & Gitts
Jones, Tip
Jorda.no Bros
Ju1llard-Cockcroft Corporation
Kane, Dina
Kane, Edward
Karl 1 s Grocery
Karls Shoe store
Keating, Marguerite
Keating, Mary
Kelley, H.
Kendrick, Ruth o.
Kindred, Mrs. J . o.
King , Arilla E.
Kinkead, Frances
Ki ttr edge, Jr. , D. W.
Knall, C. O.
Komlei, Charles
Koopmans, s .
Kotas, velma
Kramer, Monica F.
Krelle Plumbing & Electric Co.
Kress,
Kyle Rotting Company
Kyle, Che:tt
LaBreche , Jessie
Langworthy, Muriel
La Nueva Victoria
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Laroo Fish Co. , s
14.0p
200. 00
60. 00
125. 00
35. 00
125. 00
9.10
45. 00
2. 06
109. 69
50.00
50. 00
122. 50
14-.oo
41. 93
9.s7
5.00
45.00
2.11
4. 10
11.11
40. 00
65 .57
379.52
55 .00
110. 00
11 .so
47. 3g
so .oo
135 .00
i90. 4o
50 . 00
25. 00
130.00
130. 00
75 .00
12. 00
65. 00
4o.oo
120. 00
43 . 55
17.49
10 .30
151. 60
115. 00
160. 00
122. 42
265. 10
42 .s7
24.oo
February 9th, 1942.
Large, Delbert GENERAL FUND
.
Laurent, Edi th
Lawrence, Fred I.
Lebeck's Grocery
Lebeck, F. C
Lederle Laboratories
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Lee, Thomas T.
Lennon, Kathleen
Levey's Auto Top Shop
Lewis, J. E
Lewis, Thomas A.
Lidbom, Hazel
Lil.1 ekv1 st, Naomi
Lillard, W. T
Little , May
Live Oak Dairy
Loan and Building Aesooiation
Loan & Bldg. Assn of S. B.
Locke, Harry
Lompoc Ambulance Service
Lompoc Cleaners
Lompoc Light and Water Company
Lompoc Milk Co
Lompez, Lillian
Lore, Lou s .
Lorenz, Frederick S.
Lorigo, Mrs . Mary Lou
Loe Angeles Dental Supply Co
Lotz, E. E.
Lusink, M.
Madden, Edward
Madsen, Eva
Magneto & Electrical Service
Main, R. c
Mairs. Allen G
Marre, Caroline
Martih, Allyn
Martin, Arthur
Martin, Daniel
Martinez, Mrs . Saul1ne
Marvin-Neitzel Corporation
Mathews, A.
Mathews, Mrs. C. L.
Mattice, Lavon
Maurer, Nettie A.
Maxwell, Elizabeth
Maxwell, J. V.
Meachim, Archie L.
Medhurst , Richard R.
Medina, Henry
$ 90 .00
90.00
123.3g
1.23
14. oo
30. 59
5.57
12.00
77.00
s . 06
s . 35
90. 00
100.00
105.00
2s . 72
41. 75
76.32
5. 4g
11. 25
170. 00
21.00
7 .46
6.3g
27. 94-
s.oo
14-g . 50
25.00
15. 00
17. 41
130 .00
22. 00
s. 50
77 . 42
s . 16
4o1. 46
45. 00
32. 26
90 . 00
90. 00
6.oo
27. 50
sg. 50
12. 00
25. 00
3s. 71
15.00
100.00
50. 00
s . 50
125.00
14.oo
275
276
Menegon, Mary GENERAL FUND
Menezes, Mrs . Mary
Merrell Company, Wm. S.
Mesirow, M. E.
Mesirow, Dr. M. E.
Meyers, Mrs. Emma
Mil~o, Kate
Miller's Pharmacy
Miller, Mrs. A. L
Miller Laboratories, E. s .
Miller, Rachel K.
Mills Plumbing Co.
Mincer, George
Minetti, Mrs. Mae
Mission Hotel
Mission Linen & Towel Supply
Mission Paint and Art Co .
l~ock, Cleo
Mock, Delmar
Moffitt, Andrew J .
Mo!f1tt, Mrs. Hazel
Molin"' John
Molloy, Mollie
Monroe Calculating Machine Co .
Monroe, Alice
Montec1to County Water District
Monte Vista Dairy
Ward, Montgomery
Montgomery Ward
do do
Maybelle Montgomery, Mrs.
Moore Mercantile Company
Moore Mercantile Company
Moore, C. P.
Moraga, Frank P.
Moran, Geo.
Morehouse, Martha
Morehouse, Martha
Morgan, Joseph
Morris, L . J
Moss1, Ellen
Muth, Walter
Muth, Walter
McAtee, Olga
McCaleb, Grace
KcCaughey, John P.
McCord, Joseph
McCracken, Alexander
McFeeters, Joseph
McGee, Henry
75.00
52.50
10.00
15.00
50.00
10. 00
95.00
5.64
4.oo
i3. 92
175. 00
g.96
15. 00
g.oo
5. 50
1 . 50
5, 92
45.00
72. 50
50 . 00
50 . 00
44. oo
90.00
9. 00
115. 00
12. 45
4g.49
4o .12
2. 56
4. 37
21 . 50
g6. 90
19. 62
6. 75
14o.oo
170. 10
194. 15
2. 5s
4o.oo
25 .13
3g. 71
25. 00
4o.oo
115. 00
15.00
201. 03
45. 00
50 .00
45 .00
g. 50
February 9th, 1942
McGee, Henry
McGinley, Hugh
McGuire, G. 1'4.
Mcintyre, Theresa
McKesson and Robbins
McTavish, Neola
Needles, Dr. J. W
Neel, 1'4ildred
GENERAL FUND
Nelson, o
Newland, L. H
Newman, Carl
News-Press Pjblishing Co.
News-Press Publishing Co.
Northman, George
Northwest Engineering Co
Novo Brothers
0 1Banion Dairy
do do
O'Oampo, Jose
Ohio Chemical. & Mf'g. Co.
Ogden, Marga.:ret I
01ivera, llitrs. Rose
Olsen, Arthur R.
Orcutt Town Water Company
Ortega, Rosalie
Osborne's Book Store
Osborne, Delia
Osborne, Hortense M.
Oster, Mildred
Osuna's Grocery
do do
Otis El~vator Company
Otto, Leslie E.
Overton, Mrs. Willie
Ovieda, Toney
Paci!ic Coast Publishing Co.
do do do
do
do
do
do
do
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Pacific Freight Lines Express
Pacific Gas & Electric Co
Pacific Gas & Electric Co.
Pacific Gas and Electric Company
Pacitic Gas and Electric Co
Pacific Gas and Electric
Pacific Greyhound Lines
Pac1f 1c Laundry
Pao1t1c Lodge
Pacific Southwest Realty Co.
Painter, Elsie
$ s.50
4o.oo
30.00
13.00
184.$9
2s.39
50.00
7.26
173.25
100.00
60.00
325.91
120.00
32.50
12S.49
.98
4.03
6.11
20.00
32.81
87.10
7.50
75.00
1.50
41.25
2.78
10.00
135.00
5.g1
173 70
9.00
6.22
5.00
30.00
60.00
94.g9
7.32
23.n.
1.75
31.00
14.94
381.74
113.04
16.46
s.50
4.95
21.59
7.50
65.00
18.06
277
278
I
Palmaymesa, Mrs. Adelaide
Palmer, Helen E
Petek and Company
Patrick & Moise Klinkner Co.
Patrick, Walter
Patter son and Hall
Patterson, IIJirs . w. E
Payne's Ant Control
Pearson, Ann
Pechumer, Frank
Pechumer, Frank
Pedersen, Charlotte
Penfield, Wallace C
Penney Company, J. C
do do
Perez, Julio
Perrin, Joyce
Peterson, Mies Erika
Physicians' Record Company
Isabelle R. Pianf etti, Mr.
Piggly Wiggly Govery
Piggly Wiggly
Pillers, James
Pitt, J . A.
Plescia, Bessie B
Plimer, Raymond
Potro:f'f, R
Potter, R. F.
Preuss, Chas . A.
Puccio, Rosa
Quall ty Grocery
Quick, Ettie
Quinn, Irene s.
Railway Express Agency
Rand-Halpin-Hibler
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GENERAL FUND
$ 2. 50
14.oo
9. s9
5. 22
100.00
i19.04
so.oo
3. 23
100. 00
130. 00
5.00
105.00
4o7 .oo
49. 91
5. 19
5.00
25. 00
5.16
6.oo
10. 00
323. 68
48 . 21
53. 14
10. 00
115. 00
s . 50
9. 67
10. 00
5.00
15 .00
37.97
65.00
10.00
1. 78
362. 75
3. 87
Rath~on , Mrs . Katherine 10. 00
'
Ray, June
Reasons, Ruth M
Red Cross Drug Co
Reedson's Dairy
Regalia, Mrs . Catherine
Reichert, Harry
Reid, I~urdoch and Company
Reid Grocery, R. H.
Reuman, Ivtar J or1 e R.
Rh.eams, 8arah o
Richardson, Mrs. Charles
Richardson, Hazel
Richardson, Nancy
'
100. 00
135. 00
4.38
7 .14
10. 00
7s. 71
73 .60
2. 20
12. 00
14. 82
15. 00
85. 00
85.00
\
February 9th, 1942
Richfield Oil Corporation
Riffero, John H
GENERAL FUND
Riggs, Louise
Rivera Market, E
Riviera Dairy Creamery
Riviera Dairy Creamery
Robbins & Howard, A. W., A. R
Robert son, Sarah
Roqles, R
Rodenbeck 1 s
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Rodman, Clyde L
Rodriquez, Mrs . Ruth
Roeser and Sons
Roesler, Bruce E
Romero, Mary
Ronald's Shoes
Rosa, Hector
Ross, Jamee
Rubens and Marble
Rudolph's Grocery
Ruiz, Mrs . Mamie s.
Russ1ck, Mrs; Dorothy M.
Ryan, Dolores T
Ryan, Mary C.
Sateway Stores
do do
do do
do
do
do
no
do
do
do
do
do
do
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Satwenberg, Dave
Sahm, Isaac s
Saladin Music & Furniture Store
Seivation Army Home
Sanders, Kathryn
Sandoval, Mrs. Connie
Sanitary l.aundry
Sanitary Laundry
San Marcos-Montec1to Dairy
Santa Barbara Clinic
Santa Barbara Pipe & Supply Co.
Santa Barbara Retread Shop
do do
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Santa Maria Daily Times
Santa 1M.r1a Daily Times
$ 55. 20
i7. 26
90. 00
20 . 00
72. Sl
21 . 20
2 .20
5. 50
60 . 00
lS.12
10.~2
170. 00
50. 00
74.oo
25.00
7 .35
4.10
45. 00
93 . so
9 . 00
62. 92
10.00
52. 50
77.42
100.00
259.73
2ss.39
29.96
14.40
247.44
12.93
24o .94
654.41
204.35
15.00
s . 06
12 .00
100.00
120.00
15.00
390 . s3
s.13
4. 03
159.s1
7.75
6. 49
15.66
6.49
1.24
21.42
279
280
February 9th, 1942
Santa Maria Gas Company GENERAL FUND
s . M. Lodge No. 90 K of P
Santa Maria Milk Company
Santa Maria Milk Company
s. M. Pipe & Salvage Co
Sarri, J ohn
Saunders, I'4ar garet
Savage, Jos ephine
Savage, Mrs. Roy
Sa.Yre , Albert
Scarborough, Ruth
Scherer Company, R. L
Schering Corporation
Schindler, Joseph
Schulenbur g , Laura
Schurmeier, H. L.
Scui tti, Mrs. 1'4abel
Sears Ma.rket
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Seaside 011 Company
Seaside Oil Company
Security Title Insurance and Guar. Do.
Seel ey , D. M.
Senay, Percy F.
Sen~ , Percy F
Shady Rest Auto Camp
Shankland, Leona
Sharp & Dohme
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Shaw, Arthur
Shel l 011 Company
Shorkley, T. M.
Silva, Lupe
Silva, Mrs . Mary
Silva, M.
Sing Hop Company
Singer -Brooks, Charlotte
Sing, Dr. W. D.
Small ey, Elda
Smi th Booth Usher Co
Smith, Edgar D.
Smith, Harry
Smith, Leland B.
Smith, Leland B
Smith , Marion A
Smith , 1U-s . Nel lie
Smith, Ray
Smyth, E. F.
$ 11. 27
250 . 00
76. 21
223 . 99
6. go
10. 00
13 5. 00
20 . 00
20 . 00
s . 50
100. 00
317. g4
39. 60
s . 50
45 . 00
10. 00
6. S3
125. 62
39. g6
22 . 49
64. 77
35 . 00
go.oo
1 . 21
9 . 06
4. 34
21.94
12. 72
43 . 57
120 . 00
29. 20
25. 00
15. 00
20. 00
137. 50
7. 79
250. 00
50 . 00
90. 00
14. 74
3. 23
110. 00
i75 .oo
6o . oo
lo . 64
5 . 00
50.00
12.02
Social Service Exchange GENERAL FUND
Solvang Laundry
Solvang Mill and Lumber Yard
Sou. C&lif. D1sintect1ng Co .
do do
Sou. Cali!. Edison Co
Sou. Calif. Edison Co.
Sou. Oalit. Edison Co .
Sou. Calif . Edison Co .
do do
t\o do
Sou . Counties Gas Company
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
Sou . Pacific Milling Co
Sou. Pacitic Milling Co .
do do
Spreitz Transportation Co
Spreitz Transportation
Square Deal Auto Parts
Squibb & Sons , E. R
t\o do
Squibb and Sons, E. R
Stadley, Jene
s t andard Oil Company of Calit
Standard Oil Company of California
Stedman, E. J
Stein, Emma L
Sterling Electric Motors
Sterling Preas
Stevens Company, H. c.
Stewart, John L.
St ewart, Paul E.
Stillwell, E. w.
Stonehart Studio
Stout, Mrs.
Stover, Fred
Stover, Margaret
Stover, Ruth
Streeter, Geo . c.
Strobridge, Richart\
Stronach, Miss Helen
Strong, F.
St. Vincents School
Suiter, Lila E.
Suiter, Lila E.
$50.00
11. 22
242.og
15 . 50
259 .12
24.73
5.40
1. 52
245. 65
11. 54
4. 45
2g .01
191. 77
59 . 72
145.12
6. 56
24.72
21 . 5g
i1.og
30 .25
75. 6g
2.4o
26. (,o
3. 61
43 . 42
go.16
41 . 23
100. 00
1. 45
10. 00
16o . 4S
160 ;00
s .35
20 . 6o
9. 27
333. 33
g. 50
22. 50
6 .1g
10. 00
100. 00
49 . 6g
120 .00
190. 00
100.00
57 . 50
194. 40
g9 . 44-
75.oo
96. 33
281
282
Sunset Dairy GENERAL FUND
Sutton, Iona
Sutton, Leola
Tapie, Nathan
Tapie, Nathan
Taverna, Mrs . Joe
Tennyson, the Druggist
Texas Company, The
Thacher, Luin K.
Thiel1cke , Mrs . Fred
Thompson, Homer c.
Thompson, Homer c.
Thompson, Homer C
Thompson, L. T.
Thompson, Paul
Thurmond, Edith B.
Tiboni, Mrs . Catherine
Tidewater Associated Oil Co .
do no
do do
Tiedemann & McMorran
Tilley, H. L.
Tilton, L. Deming
.
Tocl.1., Grace
:romas1n1, R
Tomlinson, Wray J .
Tompkins, Elvira
Torres, Mrs. Rosalia
Touchette , Edna L.
Travers and Hennig
Troupe, Charles
Turner, Arthur D.
Underwood Elliott Fisher Co
Underwood, Orville
Union Hardware & Metal Company
Union Mill and Lumber Co .
Union Oil Co . o! Calif.
Union Service Station
United Press Associations
Universal Auto Parts Co .
Updike, Cecile
UpJohn Company, The
U. S. Market
Valencia, Dolores
Valley Auto Parts & Paint Stor'e
Vestal Chemical Laboratories
Visiting Nurse Assn .
Voight, Hubert L.
Wade, 1'4rs. Martha H.
\Yaneworth, Eel.win A
$ 29 . 76
4o . oo
4o. oo
12.00
45.00
s . 50
14. 21
14-4. 36
100.00
25.00
21. 50
16. 23
16. 95
2. e1
63 .00
100.00
20 . 00
55.05
35.37
11. 01)
l,213 . g1
225. 00
50 .00
10 .00
176. go
175.00
45. 00
17 . 32
4o .oo
79.40
125.00
i4o. oo
2. 60
35. 00
22g .90
17. 03
255 . 09
34.61
s .33
77 .11
65 .00
31. Sl
9. 24
4. 52
41 . g4
12 . 62
30. 70
500 . 00
16.13
225 . 00
February 9th, 1942 .
Walker, Ada GENERAL FUND
Walker's Grocery Store, Deane
Welker, lil's. Nora
Wall, T. T
Waltemath, Joyce
Ward, Howard F
Warren-Teed Products Company
do do ,
Warren, Bernell
Water Works Department
do do
do do
Watson, Raymond
Watt's Grocery
Weaver, Dr. c. E.
Weidman, Phil
West Coast Specialty C9mpany
Western Auto Supply Co
Western Auto Supply Co
Whitford, Margaret
Whitley, Stella
Whitney, Carol
Wilkes, Jack
Wilkes, Jack
Willhoit, J. B
Williams, Jack
Williams , Mrs. Florence
Willow Brook Dairy
Wilson, Eva L.
Wilson, Eva L.
Wilson, Kent R.
Wilson, Kent R.
Winchester Box & Label Co.
Wines, Mrs . M. E.
Wines, l~rs . I~. E
Winter, C. E.
Winthrop Chemical Company
Wood, Charles
Wood, Vincent E.
\Vood, Vincent E
Wood, Mrs. W. H.
Wood, William
Woodworth, Helen L.
Wright, Bernice
Wright , K.
Wyeth & Brother, J ohn
Wyeth & Brother, John
Yamade. Co. , J
Young, G~org e
Young, George
$ 4o.oo
46 . 61
50. 00
125.00
100. 00
4. 05
6.06
5. 61
125.00
46 .60
12.SO
4.65
97. 50
9. 00
250.00
1$0.00
3. 71
13.23
5. 27
24.96
46.oo
i 4o.oo
100.00
-19. 6S
7.25
16.50
45. 00
15.60
300.00
21.~9
5.00
10.00
S.21
10.00
s .71
135.00
6.46
125. 00
1.52
30.o4
2.50
45 . 00
lS0. 00
27.10
54.oo
35.33
51.4s
26. 00
4.45
2.29
283
284
'
Zwimpf er, Frieda C. GENERAL FUND
Wilkins, Dave THIRD ROAD FUND
Acme Machine Sh.op GOOD ROADS FUND .
American Bitumuls Company
Ames, Gilbert
Anderson, Kathleen
Arnold, o. L.
Associated Tele phone Co .
do do
do do
Beard 1~1otor Co.
Berds1'ord, Edgar
Bounds, Dick
Breen, Ed
Brooks and Borra
Brown Bevis Equipment Co
Carpinteria Valley Lumber Co.
City of Santa Maria
Collar, J. N.
Craviotto Brothers
Crawford, Jack
Crook Company
Dellar, Earl
Dinsmore, Albert w.
Doerr, L . R.
Dover, Frank
Fuller & Co., w. P
Gates, F. H
Geppelt, Ernest E.
Grigsby, Al
Hebel Garage, A. R.
Herald, Wm.
Herrier, W. w.
Hilderbrand, A. J.
Hoffman, w. o.
Horn , George
Huyck, And.y
do do
Janes, A. F.
Jones, Tip
Kirkpatrick's
Lambert, C E.
Lambert, Jack
Lambert, Ray t
La~kin-Powell Co
Lillard, W. T.
Lutnesky, L. .
Mack-International Motor Truck Corp.
Madsen, Jerry
11~oore Co., Joseph G.
$ 110.00
15.00
.9s
2.13
72.00
22 . 00
70.00
10.SO
19.90
5.20
10.37
120.00
21 . 25
72.00
1027.94
79.00
50. 00
16.g5
lOS.OO
lS.96
73 . 55
45.20
162.00
95. 00
202.50
72.00
116.so
32s.33
7.00
72.00
11.79
14 3.00
66 . oo
112.00
2s.oo
70. 00
70.00
60 . 00
11.00
20. 00
49 . s3
114.oo
125.00
195. 00
156.33
75. 00
14S. 50
63.00
30. 00
10. 74
-
February 9th, 1942
. . Moore Co., JoseJii G GOOD ROADS FUND
Morris, R. w.
McKnight, Edwin
Neel, Harry
Nielsen, C. V.
Olivera, Albert
Ontiveros, A. E
Osterman, John
Ott Hardware Company
Ov1eda, E. G.
Pacific Gas & Electric Co
Petrol Corporation, The
Pico, Harry
Pollorena, Richard
Randall, Ray
Rhoades, Coy
Robbins, E
Robison, M. H.
Robles, G.
Romero, Louis
Shell Oil Company
Shepard, Charlotte
Shepard, Frank
Singleton, R. M.
Smith Hardware Co., w. R.
Snow, Beverley
Sou. California Edison Co
do Counties Gae Co.
Standard 011 Co.
Standard 011 Co. of Calif.
State Board of Equalization
Stemper, Emil
Thompson, Homer C
T~oJan Powder Co.
Twitchell, Lenard
Union Hardware & Metal Co.
Walker, A. M
Water Works Dept.
Whalen, J. T.
Whitney, Jr., J. E.
Dismuke, Eileen
Dodge, E. G.
SALARY FUND
Guad. Disposal Co.
Mills Plumbing Co.
GUAD. CEME. DIST. FUND
Novo & Sons, M. L.
$1.GS
s2.15
75.00
450.00
6.g9
54.oo
i32.30
189.00
52.45
6o.oo
6.77
793.lj.g
60.00
130.00
70.00
135.00
4o.oo
219.50
54.oo
72.00
79.24 ~.
35.00
125.00
70.00
9.7g
: 156.00
. 6. 21
11.13
128.05
4o.eo
5.25
148.50
30.17
2.00
126.00
7.25
6go.31
3.60
i95.oo
125.00
io4.g3
i4o.oo
3.00
22.10
107.45
. .
Roemer & Roemer
Venaas & Taylor
Whiteside, T. L.
Whitney, M. H.
SANTA MARIA CEME. DIST. FUND 1,074.39
27.45
120.00
200.00
285
286
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Pac. Gas & Eleo. Co. LOS ALAMOS LT. DIST. FUND s7.25
d,o do ORCUTT LT. DIST. FUND 7g.50
do do CASMA. LT. DIST. FUND 31.20
do do GUAD. LT. DIST. FUND 152.3s
Moller, K. s. B CO. WATERWORKS 41.22 DIST. #1 M'INTENANCE FUND
Moller, Odin A. 1.50
Pacitic Gas & Electric Co. 24.53
Upon the passage of the foregoing Orders, the roll being called, the following
Supervisors voted Aye, to wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J. Monroe Ruthertord,
Ronald M. Adam and c. L. Preisker. Nays; None. Absent: None
In the Matter of Lease to the State Board of Equalization.
Lease to
State Board
ot Equaliza ion. Upon motion, duly seconded and carried unanimously, it is ordered that the
Request o!
Julien F.
Goux.
I
A!fitlavi t o ./
Publication -
Alterations
to Surgical
Unit, S.B.
General
Hospital.
Alterations
to Su,gicJl
Unit, s.B.
General
Hospital.
Chairman 9nd Clerk of the Boa~d be, and they are hereby authorized to execute a lease,
wherein the County agrees to rent to the State Board of Equalization office space in
the building located at 114* North H Street, Lompoc, California, at a monthly rental
of $35 . 00; said lease to be on a month to month basis. The execution of said Lease
is ' subject to the approval of the District Attorney o! this County.
At this time Julien F. Gowc respectfully requested the Board to give considera
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tion to the various communications addressed to it relative to an investigation ot
the County Health Department.
Upon motion the Board adjourned sine die
The foregoing minutes are hereby approved
ot Supervisors.
Clerk.
.Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara, State of California,
February 24th, 1942, at 10:00 o'clock a. m. Present: Supervisors Thomas
T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J. Monroe Rutherford, Ronaln M. Adam,
c. L. Preisker and J. E. Lewis, Clerk.
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Supervisor c. L. Preisker in the Chair.
The minutes of the regular meeting of February 9th, 1942, were read and
approved.
In th.e Matter of Atfidavi t of Publication of Advertisement Calling tor Bids
tor Construction of Alterations to the Surgical Unit, Santa Barbara General Hospital.
.
It appearing to the Board trom the af'tidav1 t of Marshall Selover, Printer and
Publisher of the Goleta Valley Leader, a newspaper of general circulation, that
Advertisement tor Bids tor construction of alterations to the Surgical Unit, Santa
Barbara General Hospital, has been published;
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried unanimously, it 1e ordered that s aid
Advertisement has been duly published
In ~he .~~t~~t. of Ope~1 ng of ~ids tor the Construction of Alterations to the
Surgical Unit, Santa Barbara Gene~al Hospital.
Tb.is being the time heretofore fixed tor the opening of bids tor const:puct1on
ot. alterations to the .surgical Unit, Santa Barbara General Hospital, the Board proceeded
to open and tabulate said bids as follows, to wit:
Acceptance
ot Bid -s.
B. Genera
Hospital .
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Harbor .;
Dre1ging and
Restoration
ot Beaches .
/
Bidder
H. R. Graham & Son
A. McDonough
Charles M. Urton
Andrew C. Jensen
Whittaker & Snook
February 24th, 1942.
Basic Bid
$6,795.00
7,377.00
s,000.00
7,693.00
7,500.00
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Bond
$500.00 Bid Bond
350.00 Check
400.00 Certi!'ied Check
3s5.oo Bid Bond
500.00 Bid Bond
In the Matter of Acceptance of the Bid of H. R. Graham & Son tor the
Construction of Alterations to the Surgical Unit, Santa Barbara General Hospital.
v Resolution No. 4os3.
WHEREAS, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa
Barbara that the bid of H. R. Graham & Son is the lowest and best bid tor the construction
ot alterations to the surgical unit of the Santa Barbara General Hospital
located on San Antonio Road near Santa Barbara, California,
BE IT THEREFORE RESOLVED by the Board ot Supervisors of the County of Santa
Barbara that the bid of H.' R. Graham & Son in the amount of Six Thousand Seven
Hundred Ninety-Five and no/100 Dollars ($6,795.00) be, and it is hereby accepted, and
that a contract be awarded to them in the amount of #6,795.00 upon presenting a form
ot contract acceptable to the Board of Supervisors and giving bond for fait~ul performance
in the aum of 50% of the contract price and bond tor material an~. suppli9a
and labor in the sum of 50~ of the contract price, and the Cba~rman and the Clerk ot
this Board are hereby ordered to approve said bond and execute said contract on
behalf of the County of Santa Barbara.
The above Resolution, being duly proposed and seconded, was adopted by the
following vote, to wit: Ates: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J. Monroe
Rutherford, Ronald M. Adam, and C. L. Preisker. Nays: None. Absent; None.
In the Matter of Maintenance Dredging of Santa Ba rba~a Harbor, and Restoration
ot Beaches.
Communications !rom the United States Engineer Office, A. a. Postel, and
Santa Barbara County Planning Commission were read and ordered placed on tile
It was moved by Supervisor Stanwood, and seconded by Supervisor Dinsmore
that $25,000.00 be appropriated tor the f\redging of Santa Barbara Harbor and depositing
sand on the beaches, in cooperation with the City of Santa Barbara and the United
States Engineer Corps, provided that the dredging of the harbor cannot be delayed tor
a period of one year.
The roll being called, the following Supervisors voted Aye, to wit: Thomas
T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, and J. Monroe Rutherford. Nays: C. L. Preisker.
Absent: None. Not Voting: Ronald M. Adsm.
The motion was lost by lack of the necessary tour-tifths vote.
In the Matter of Lease Between Pacif 1c Southwest Realty Company and the
County of Santa Barbara.
Lease -Pacific
Southwest
Realty Co.
and County
o! Santa Bar
Upon motion duly sec onded and carried unanimously, it is ordered that the
ara .
Lease between Pacific Southwest Realty Company and the County of Santa Barbara tor
quarters to be used for county of~ice in the Security-First National Bank Building,
Santa Maria, be approve~, and the Chairman and the Clerk of this BoA.rd are hereby
authorized and directed to execute said Lease on behal! of the County of Santa Barbara
PaYment of In the Matter of Payment of Mon1ee to th.e County of Santa Barbara from the
Yonies !rom
Sale of Sale of Tax Delinquent Property:
Tax Delinque t
Property. Resolution No. 4oS4
WHEREAS, t'he State of Oalitorn1a has beoome the owner of certain property
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hereinafter more particularly described, which said property was sold tor taxes by the
Santa Barbara County Tax Collector at public auction; pursuant to the provisions of
section 379~ of the Revenue and Taxation Code; and
WHEREAS, the property so sold, and the proceeds derived from said sale are
as tollows, . to wit:
L?ts 1, 2, 3, 4, 12 to lS, Block 23, Town of Santa Ynez, County of Santa
Barbara, State of California, sold for the sum of $65.74; the expenses of said sale
being $12. 50; and
Lot 13, Tract G, Ro Laa Cruces, County of Santa Barbara, State of Ca~iforni ,
sold for the sum of $29.52; the expenses of said sale being $3 . 2g; and
Lots 11, 12, 13, 22 & 23, Elwood .F ee. Tract, County o! Santa Barbara, State
of California, sold tor the sum of $93 . 27; the expenses of said sale being $3.2S; and
Lot SO, Mission Canyon Hts, County of Santa Barbara, State of California,
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sold tor the sum of $90.7S; the expenses of said sale being $3 . 2e; and
Et of SWi, Lots 3 and 4, Sec. 7 Twp. 11 Range 30, County of Santa Barbara,
State of California, sold for the sum of $242. 32; the expenses of said sale being
$3 . 28; and
Lot 12, Block 3, Twitchells Division, Town o! Orcutt, County of Santa
Barbara, State of California, sold for the sum of $101 . 50; the expenses of said sale
being $6.50; and
Lots 6 to 9, Block V, Town of Santa Ynez, County of Santa Barbara, State o!
California, sold tor the sum of $21.46; the expenses of said sale being $6. 50; and I
~ of Lots 33 and 34, Block 35, Town of Summerland, County of Santa Barbar ,
State of California, sold tor the sum of $35. 94; the expenses of said sale being
$6.oo; and
Ni- of Lots 33 & 34, Block 35, Town of Summerland, County of Santa Barbapa,
State of California, sold tor the sum of $1S . S3; the expenses of said sale being
$9. oq; and
Lots 20 and 21, Block B, Town of Orcutt, County of Santa Barbara, State ot
California, sold tor the sum of $255 . S4; the expenses of said sale being $9 . 84; and
WHEREAS, reports of said sale were duly made and mailed to the County and
State Of:icials entitled thereto, pursuant to the provisions of said section 3720
ot the Revenue and Taxation Code; and
WHEREAS, at least e1ty days have expired from the date of mailing such
notices as atoresaid, by said County Auditor, and the said County Auditor has presen.
t ei . all. claims. ~eceived by him to the Board of Sup ervisors;
NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS HEREBY ORDERED AND RESOLVED that the money received
. trom the sale of each -narcel of land exclusive of the amount of costs of said sal.e
as hereinabove specified, be divided pro rata among the taxing agencies in accordanc
with the proportion which such delinquent tax bears to the total of all such taxes
delinquent in each political subdivision involved; and
BE IT FURTHER ORDERED AND RESOLVED that the County Audi t or be, and he is
hereby directed and authorized to transfer from the Delinquent Tax Sale Trust Fund
and said County Auditor is further directed and instructed to deposit said proportion
due to the County of Santa Barbara, in the respect1ve funds entitled thereto,
as provided in Part 8 Chapter 1 Revenue and Taxation Code .
Passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa
Barbara, State of California, this 24th day of February, 1942, by the following
vote: Ayes: Thomae T. Dinsmore, Se.m J. Stanwood, J . Monroe Rutherford, Ronald M.
Adam, and C. L. Preisker. Noes: None Absent: None.
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I.
I
Lease -County
ot
Santa Barbara
an\ u.s. or
America.
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Communication .f'
anc\ Report -Gas
Tax Funds
Public Hearin I
on Master P1a
ot Beches.
In re : South /
McClelland
Street, Fifth
Roat\ District
February 24th, 1942.
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In the Matter of Lease Between the County of Santa Barbara and The United I
States of America.
~ Resolution No. 4085.
WHEREAS, the United states of America is desirous of leasing certain real
property located in the County of Santa Barbare., said real pro perty bej.ng more particu
larly described in the lease, from the County of Santa Barbara for the use of a mobile
camp site, end
WHEREAS, it is to the best interests of the people of the County of Santa
Barbara that said County of Santa Barbara enter into said lease,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED TB.AT THE Chairman of the Board of Supervisors
and its Clerk be authorized and directed to execute a lease between the County of Sant
Barbara and the United States of America tor the term beginning September 10th, 1941,
and ending December 9th, 1941, covering that certain real property owned by the
County of Santa Barbara, and more particularly described in said lease.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the consideration will be the sum of one ($1.00)
dollar tor the term o! said lease.
The foregoing Resolution was passed and ad.opted this 24th day of February,
19~2, by the following vote, to wit: Ayes~ Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood., J.
1'4onroe Rutherford, Ronald I~. Adam and c. L. Preisker. Nays: None. Absent: None
In the Matter of Communication and Report from State Controller Relative to
Apportionment of Gas Tax Funds tor Quarter Ending Dec ember 31, 1941.
Communication and Report ordered placed on file.
In the Matter of Public Hearing on Master Plan of Beaches.
Upon motion duly seconded and carried unanimously, it is ordered that a
public hearing on Master Plan of Beaches, compiled in accordance with State law, be
held Monday April 6th, 1942, at 10:00 o'clock a. m. and that the required notice be
given.
In the Matter of Accepting and Naming of County Road South McClelland
' Street, Fifth Road District.
/ Resolution No. 4-0$6
WHEREAS, Subdivision map dated March 15, 1929, of Newlove Acres No. 1,
recorded in I~ap Book 15, Pe.ge 207-208, Office of the County Recorder, reserves sixty
feet tor a future street, and
WHEREAS, said future street has never been accepted and named by this Board,
and
WHERJl'.A.S, said street is in actual public use, and
WHEREAS, IT IS APPROPRIATE that said future street be named South McClelland
Street,
NOW THEREFORE BE IT ORDERED AND RESOLVED that t hat future street designated
.
in accordance with Subdivision Map dated March 15, 1929, of Newlove Acres No. 1,
recorded in Map Book 15, Page 207-20$, Office of the County Recorder, being a subdiv1-
s1on or a portion of the South-West one-half of Section 23, Township 10 North, Range
34 West, s. B. B. & M., and particularly that portion east of Lots 1 to g and west or
Lot 17, be, and it is hereby accepted as a county road and opened to public use, and
BE IT FURTHER ORDERED AND RESOLVED that said county road be named South
McClelland Street
Passed and adopted by the Boarcl of Supervisors of the County of Santa
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Barbara, State of California, this 24th day of February, 1942, by the following vote,
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Commun1ca ti on /
to wit: Avee: Thomas T. Dinsmore, S$.ID J . Stanwood, J . Monroe Rutherford, Ronald M.
Adam, and c. L. Preisker. Nays: None. Absent: None.
In the Mat t er of Communications Relative to Changes in the County Healt~
Department.
Communications trom Fifteenth District Congress of Parents and Teachers and
trom Parent Teachers Association of Carpinteria Union Elementary School r ead end
ordered placed on file.
Release of v In the Matter of Release of Single Oil Well Drilling Bond of the Rock I sland
Single Oil
Well Drilling Oil Company.
Bond.
Entlorsement
to Blanket
Drilling
Bond.
Approval o!
Single 011 /
Well Drilling
Bond.
Pursuant to the request of the County Planning Commi ssion, and in accordance
with the provisions of Ordinance No . 502, as amended,
It was moved, duly seconded and carried, that the following single drilling
bond be, and it is hereby released:
Rock Isl and Oil Company u. s. Fidelity & Guaranty Co
In the Matter of Endorsement to Blanket Dri l ling Bond of the Signal Oil &
Gas Company.
Pursuant t o the request of the County Planning Commission, and in accordance
with the pr ovisions of Ordinance No. 502, as amended,
It was moved, duly seconded and carried, that the endorsement to Signal Oil
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& Gas Company blanket drill ing bond No . 4256614, Fidelity & Deposit Co . of Md. , be, an
it is hereby appr oved
In the Matter of the Approval of Single Oil Well Drilling Bond.
Pursuant t o th.e request of the County Planning Commiss i on, and in a ccordance
with the provisions of Or~ i nance No. 502, as amended,
It was moved, duly secondecl and c a~ried, that the foll owing single oil well
drilling bond be, and 1 t i s hereby approved:
Brain & Kohler - aiiigle Bonn No. ' 4542732 - Fiuelity & Deposit Co . of Md
Repo1"t. -- In the Matter of the Report of the Banta Barbara General Hospital tor the
Changes in .
Month of January, 1942.
~See Fly
Report
Lea!'.
In the
' received and ordered placed on file.
Matter of Changes in Old Age Security.
Old Age Secur ty. It appearing to the Board trom "Notices of Change", tiled by the County
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Welfare Department, that certain anjus tments should be made in the amount of aid
granted to the following needy aged persons; upon motion, duly seconded and carried,
it is therefore
ORDERED , that the amount of aid granted to the needy aged persons listed below
be cbangen to the amount set opposite their names beginning March let, 1942 (unles
otherwise indicated) , as follow s, t o wit:
NAME
RESTORATIONS
Carr, Charles o.
Bosse, Florence P.
Laird, Martha w.
Rivas, Herminia
INCREASES
Adams, Jennie
Anderson, Charles o.
Anderson , Sophie c.
Andrus, Myra
Bailey, Jessie L.
TOTAL AID GRANTED
$7-75
10. 00
4o. oo
.
36. 00
33 . 00
4o .oo
4o .oo
34. oo
35. 00
REMARKS
t
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Children's ./
Aid, Old
Age Secur1 ty
and Blind Aiit
In the l~atter of Rea.llowance of .A.pplications for Children's Ain, 01~ Age
Security and Blind Air\.
Upon motion, duly seconneo ann carrie~, it is orr\ered that the applications
:or Chilrlren' s Air\, Old Age Security, /:l.n~ B11na. Ai"l, previously allowe1 by this Boa.rn,
be reallowen, and the Aurlitor of this County is directer\ to lraw hie warrants numberer\
Al5600 to Al5630, inclusive, in the sum of $2,131.45, !or the month of February, 1942,
and warrants numbered Al5631 to Al5SlO, inclusive, ann Al7457 to Al7516 , inclusive, in
the sum of. $11,093.50, for the month of March, 1942, for the payment o'! sairl Chilt\ren'
Ain; warrants numbered Al5g11 to A1727~, inclusive, in the sum of $52,760.95, tor the
payment of Old Age Security for the month of March, 1942; ~nd warrants numberer\ Al7277
to A17327, inclusive, in tbe sumo'! $2,450.75, for the payment of Blinn Aid !o~ the
month of March, 1942.
It is further Orderer\ that a list of Santa Barbara County warrants numbered
Al5600 to Al7327 , inclusive, and Al7457 to Al7516, inclusive, giving the name o~ each
indivirlual recipient o~ Cb1lt\ren's Aid, Old Age Security, and Blinn Aid, a.nn the amoun
of air\ allowerl to each recipient, be placer\ on file in the office o~ the County Clerk,
ann is hereby rnar\e a part of the mintttes o! this Boa,.,n of Supe:rvisors, to have the sam
effect as though incorporated herein.
I
NAME
INCREASES (Continued)
Bates, Wallace M
Becker, Harley P
Beckwith, Addie. w.
Benjamin, Emily. B.
Black, Ferd1nan~ George
Bonenfant, Davi~
Burdick, Mabel }.lie e
Callow, Clara J.ane
Chambers, Ks.te .c.
Clausen, Jacob Wilhelm
.
Cordero, Vicenta
Cordero, Manuel J
Cota, Jennie
Davis, W1111am_Houaton
Davis, Frances L
Dillon, Cecelia M
Du Mars, Nelli~ w.
Dunning, Oscar .
Elliott, Margro:-et o.
Erbett1, Carlo.
Fenn, Susie .
Freyer, Xatrirl{L
Fabing, Frank ~.
George, .Anna M~
Gibbs, Elizabe~h A.
Grow, Alice Mary
Grow, George w
Harding, Clement s.
Hartnack, Christian c.
Hawkins, Mary Agnes
Harms, John
Hewitt, Edith
Hiestand, Ella
Hilton, Ellen
Hilton, John
Hodge, Gertru~e . A.
Horn, PSA line .
Howerton, James B
Howerton, Susan E
Jessee, Mary E.
Johnston, Jennie L
Lewis, Edgar A.
Lewis, Fiora Alice
February 24th, 1942.
Millhouse, Amelia (Silvestrini, Alfonso)
Mitchell, Thomas M.
Monf'ort , Elizabeth J.
Myers, Amelia s.
Myers, Harry L.
Nicolson, Katherine M.
TOTAL AID GRANTED
$lto .oo
lto.oo
30.00
4o.oo
36.00
lto.oo
37.00
4o.oo
4o. oo
4o.oo
32. 00
4o.oo
4o.oo
36.00
36.00
4o. oo
30.00
30.00
4o.oo
34.oo
4o.oo
4o.oo
30.00
30.00
25. 00
36.00
36.00
37.00
3g.oo
4o.oo
4o.oo
4o.oo
4o.oo
4o.oo
4o.oo
26.00
4o. oo
36.00
36.00
23.00
4o . oo
37.00
37 . 00
4o.oo
35.00
4o.oo
34.oo
34.oo
33.75
291
REMARKS
2/1/42
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NAME
INCREASES (Continued)
Nixon, Eva Russell
Norman, Laura D.
Nourse, Mabel
Nunez, Frank
Olivera, Febron1a
Olivera, li.~orris
Overton, 'Marie
Potter, Lucy Ella
Quintana, Calletano
Ramirez, 'Dolores
Reber, El'J.a
Reber, Harry J.
Robson, ~eorge
Saunders; Susan E.
Smith, Arin Casal
Sturtevant, Arthur
Tognetti; Antonietta
Tognetti; Joseph
iurner, Yollie c.
Tuxworth; Mary Ann
Vick, William Robert
Vorwick, Jane
Walker, Josephine
Weissinger, Katie
Wesselhoett, Mary F.
DECREASES
Beckw1 th', Henry
Beckwith, Phyllis
Downs, William T.
Fowler, 'Fred
Gates, Bcwer Y.
Grande, 'Blanche
Hend.rioKs, Jesse L.
Hildenbrand, Margaret J.
Howe, Gertrude C.
Isom, Helen
Isom, Ira w.
Jessee, 'Margaret Elizabeth
Nelson, 'Laurine
Ord, Rooert c.
Paoheoo; Louis
Schermari, Minnie B.
Stempel; George F.
Valenzuela, Jose L.
TOTAL AID GRANTED REMARKS
$36. oo
36.00
4o.oo
e9 . 33
35.00
35.00
30.00
34. oo
4o.oo
36. 00
36. 00
36. 00
33 . 00
4o.oo
30 . 00
4o .oo
34. 50
34. 50
30 .00
4o.oo
35.00
4o.oo
40. oo
4o.oo
4o. oo
37 00
37 . 00
33 . 56
24.oo
37 .00
26.00
37 . 00
35. 00
29.04
. 30 .00
30 .00
22 .00
30 .00
37. 00
2g .50
30.00
24.oo
24.oo
DISCONT!NUANCES - Etfective February 2Sth, 1942, unless otherwise indicated.
Botello; Refugio
Conklin; Cathe~ine A.
Conner, w1lliam Henry
Changes in
Blind Aid.
Changes 1n
Children' s
Ai~ .
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DISCONTINUANCES
Herrera, Braulio
King, Millie
Lee, Carrie Alma
Molloy, John
(Continued)
Mort ord, Sidney
Murphy, Mary E.
Prenett, Jessie Scott
Reyna, Encarnacion
Reeder, Samuel W.
Romo, R,lmon
Snow, Sidney c.
WeJ.ch, Martha
Williams, Katie
February 24th, 1942.
In the Matter of Changes in Blind Aid.
1/31/42
1/31/42
1/31/42
It appearing t o the Board from "Notice of Change,"tiled by the County
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Welfare Department that a certain adjustment should be made in the amount of aid
293
granted to the following needy blind person; upon motion, duly seconded and carried,
it is therefore
ORDERED, that the amount of aid granted to the needy blind person listed
below be changed to the runount set opposite his name beginning March let , 1942, as
follows, to wit:
NAME TOTAL AID GRANTED
I NCREASE
. Potter, Robert F. #36.oo
,In the Matter of Changes in Children' s Aid
It appea-r1ng to the Board !rom "Notices of Change11 , tiler\ by the County
Welfare Department, th.a~ certain adjustments should be made in the amount of aid, etc.,
granted to the following named persons; upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it ls
therefore
ORDERED, that the amount of aid granted to Children listed below, be changed
to the amount set opposite their names beginning Ma,rch let, 1942, (unless otherwise
indicated), as follows 1 to wit:
NAME
RESTORATIONS
TOTAL AID GRANTED
'Lee, May Iva, Jason William, Margaret Rose
and Patricia Ruth
Martinez, Nancy
Rodarte, Julia and Max
INCREASES
Andrade, Louis, Sebastian, Valentine
Marcelina and Fernando
Bourquin, Patricia Allee and Lenora Linda
Correa, Adolph
Goena, Aurora, Louis, Ravmond and Virginia
Heare, Helen
Lewis, Laura
Navarez, Paulino (Henry), Willie, Emilia sid Hilda
Sandoval:, Genevieve and Enrique
Smith, Gwendolyn
Valenzuela, Barbara
$69.50
22.00
45.00
s4.oo
56.00
20.50
s4. 50
47.50
42.50
ss.oo
45.00
27.65
39.00
REMARKS
2/1/42
2/1/42
2/1/42
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County Ain. ;
Communicati I
DECREASE
Fierro, Raul ig.oo
DISCONTINUANCES - Effective February 28th, 1942 unless otherwise indicated.
Correa, Vivian
Evangelista, Albert and Jesus
Heare, George
Jiminez, David Lee
Navarez, Joseph Mike
Ruckle, Philip
CHANGE OF PAYEE
RECIPIENT OF AID
Medina, Julia Fedencia
and Henrique
PAYEE BEFORE CHANGE
Salvadore Medina
1/31/42
1/31/42
2/2/42
PAYEE AFTER CHANGE
Mrs. Salvador Medina
Sandoval, Genevieve
and Enrique Mrs. Alice Parada Mrs. Rufugia Bringas 2/1/42
Trujillo, Joseph, Alvena .
and Michael John Owen
In the Matter of Petition !or County Aid.
Joseph Trujillo-
It appearing to the Board of Supervisors that the tollow1ng petitioners are
proper persons to receive County Aid: Upon motion duly secaided and carried, it is
ordered that the Auditor draw his warrant on General Fund in favor of the t ollow1ng
persons tor the amounts set opposite their respective names on the first day of March,
1942, to w1 t:
Alison Davies
Ruth Harv.ey
Ella Hathaway
Freddie Lopez
Julia Percy
Irene Rowley
Lulu Barnes
K~l Brokotaky
Ec\ward Ebert
Robert Anderson
Geneva Boldman
Etha Brown
Joe Buncker
Mrs. John Fuller
Thomas He.rp
Frank Montes
John P. Rose
Agnes Stuart
Justina Vasquez
.
SECOND SUPERVISORI.AL DISTRICT
.
1027 Bath St.
526 W. Victoria St.
o/o County Auditor's Office
119 No. Quarant1na St.
1439 Cbapala St.
313 E. Anapamu St.
THIRD SUPERVISORIAL DISTRICT
Ballard, V1a Santa Ynez
FOURTH SUPERVISORIAL DISTRICT
FIFTH SUPERVISORIAL DISTRICT
$31. 00
20.00
19. 00
10. 00
20. 00
10.00
1.00
l .oo
l . OO
15. 00
1 . 00
2. 00
i5.oo
1 . 00
6.oo
1.00
In the Matter of Communication from the County Assessor Relative to Delinquen
Taxes Against the Carpinteria Chronicle
Communication read and referred to the District Attorney
February 24th, 1942. 295
Tran st er
Funds.
o ., ,/ In the Matter of Transfer of Funds trom the Unappropriated Reserve Good
Trans!er ot
Funds .
Transfer of _.
Funds.
Cancellat1o ./
or Funds .
Roads Fund.
Resolution No. 4og7.
Whereas it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
.
a transfer is necessary from the Unappropr1aten Reserve Good Roa~s Fund to Account
112 A 6o, Labor, salaries and Wages, First Supervisor District - Good Roads Fund;
and to Account 112 B 9, Motor Vehicle Supplies, Maintenance and Operation, First
Supervisor District ~ Goott. Roads Fund; in accordance with Section 3714, subdivision
3, of the Political Code,
Now theretore, be it reeolven ths.t the sum of Two Thousand, Ninety-Nine and
94/100 ($2,099 .94) be and the same is hereby transferred trom the unappropriated
reserve Good Roads Fund to account 112 A tic, Labor, Salaries and Wages, First Supervis: .
District, Good Roads Fund, the s~~ of $1,099.94; and to Account 112 B 9, Motor Vehicle
Supplies, Ya3ntenance and Operation, First Supervisor District, Good Roads Fund, the
sum of $1,0X.oo.
Upon the paseAge of the toregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
tollowing Supervisors voted Aye, to wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J. t~onro
Rutherford, Ronald M. Adam and C. L. Preisker. Nays, None. Absent, None.
In the Matter of Transter of Funds trom the Unappropriated Reserve General
I
Fun!\.
Resolution No, 4oSS .
Whereas 1 t s,ppeare to the Board of Supervisors of SB.llta Barbara County that a
transfer is necessary trom the Unappropriated Reservg General Fund to Account 99 A 2,
1 Deputy, Salaries and Wages, Health Officer, General Fund; in accordance with Section
3714J subdivision 3, of the Political Code,
Now therefore, be 1t resolved that the sum of One Thousand, One Hundred and
00/100 ($1,100.00) be and the . se.me is hereby transterred trom the unappropriated reser e
Generei Fund to account 99 A 2, 1 Deputy, Salaries and Wages, Health Ott1cer, General
Fund.
Upon the passage of the toregoing resolution, the roll being called, th.e
following SUpervisors voted Aye, to wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J. Monro
Rutherford, Ronald M. Adam and C. L. Pre1sker. Nays, None. Absent, None.
Fund,
In the Matter of Transter o~ Funds trom the Unappro~iated Reserve General
Resolution No. 4os9
Whereas it appears.to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a trenster is necessary from the Unappropriated' Reserve General Fund to Account 94 C 7,
aa.nta Barbara Flood Control, Capital Outlay, General Fund, in accordance with Section
3714, subdivision 3, of the Political Code,
Now theretore, be it resolved that the sum of Twenty-Five Thousand Dollars
and 00/100 ($25,000.00) be and the same is hereby transterred trom the unappropriated
reserve General Fund to account 94 0 76, Santa Barbera Flood Control, Capital Outlay,
General Fund.
Upon t~e passage of the toregoing resolution, the ~ll being called, the
. tollowing Supervisors voted Aye, to wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood. J. ~onro~
.Ruthertord, Ronald M. Adam and c. L. Preisker. Nays, None. Absent, None.
In the Matter of Cancellation of Funds.
Resolution No. 4o9o
Whereas, it ap p ea~s to the Board 9t Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
. the sum of $2,099.94 1e not neetl.ed in Account 112 C 2, Automobiles and Trucks,
296
Capital Outlay, Fi.rat Supervisor District, Good Roads Fund,
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of Two Thousand, Ninety-Nine and
94/100 ($2,099.94) be and the same is hereby cancelled from the above account and
returned to the Unappropriated Reserve Good Roads Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
tollowing Supervisors voted Aye, to wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, 6am J. Stanwood, J.
Monroe Rutherford, Ronald M. Adam and C. L. Preisker. Nays, None. Absent, None .
Communicati n / In the Ivfatter of Communication from Carroll.Bone, Recommending Consolidation
!"rom Carrol
Bone. of Oity and County Governments.
Zoning -Town
o!
Carpinteria
Claims Helt\
Over.
Claims Held
Over and
now allowed.
Claims
Recalle\ an
Re allowed.
I
Communication read and, after discussion, was ordered placed on tile
In the Matter of Zoning in the Vicinity of the Intersection of Highway 101
and Linden Avenue, in the Town of Carpinteria, for no parking and limited parking
Upon motion duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the County Surveyor
be, and he is hereby directen t o submit to the Board of Supervisors a map of the centr~
portion of the Town of Carpinteria, showing areas tor no parking and limited parking
in the vicinity of the intersection of Highway 101 and Linden Avenue
Upon completion of the necessary descriptions and map, the County Surveyor
is directed to submit said map and descriptions to the District Attorney tor the preparation
ot the proper order.
In the Matter of Claims Held Over.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the following
claims be, and they are hereby held over.
Dal Pozzo, Joe Referred to Statistician
"
Devaul, J. M.
$5 .15
15.45
29. 64 Approval of District Attorney
Jones, Cora A.
Jones, Cora A.
Rheame, Sarah o.
It
"
s .34
s .34
l4,S2
14-.s2
14.S2
It
"
"
In the Uatter of Claims Held Over from Meeting of February 9th, 194-2, and
now allowed.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried unanimously, it is ordered that the
tollowing claims be, and they are hereby allowed as follows, to wit:
Cal1tornia Mission Trails Association Ltd. GENERAL FUND
Campodonico Water Wks.
Santa Barbara Rtread Sb.op
GUADALUPE CEMETERY DISTRICT
FUND
GENERAL FUND
$1,000. 00
20.50
6.49
In the Matter of Claime Recalled trom the Auditor tor Correction and Now
Real lowed.
Upon motion duly seconded and carried unanimously, it is ordered that the
ord.ers made and entered on January 12th, and on February 2nd and 9th, 1942, allowing
claims as follows:
Associated Telephone Co. Ltd. GENERAL FUND
Lompoc Chamber of Commerce
Montecito County Water District
Moore, c. P., Justice- of the
Peace let Township, Santa
Barbara County . .
McGovney, Richard, M. D.
Sateway Stores 1377
GOOD ROADS FUND
GENERAL FUND
)
) 62.16
24-. 50
12.45
6.75
157 .50
654.41
Allowance
ot Claims.
'ebruary 24th, 1942. 297
be1 and they are hereby rescinded; and it is turther ordered that said claims be recalled
trom the Auditor and reallowed as tollQws, to wit:
Associated Telephone Co. Ltd.
Lompoc Chamber of Commerce
(Receipt signed)
Montecito County Water District
Moore, c. P., Justice of the
Peaoe lat Township, Sa.nta
Barbara C"unty
MoGovney, Richard, M. D
Sateway Stores #377
GENERAL FUND
GOOD ROADS FUND
.
GENERAL FUND
In the Matter of the Allowance of Claims.
46.63
5.40
) ) j52.03
24.50
4.20
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried unanimously, it is ordered that the
tollowing claims be, and the same are hereby allowed, each claim tor the amount and
Payable out of the fund designated in the order of allo~ance endorsed on the face ot
each claim respectively, to wit:
Acres, Amelia GENERAL FUND
Adam Printing Co., Don
A~am Printing, Don
A1berton1, Joe.
Alexander, B
Allen Brothers
Altschul, Ira D.
Altschul, Ira D.
Ambassador Laundry
Ambrose Lumber Company
American Cystoscope Makers, Inc.
American Law Book Company
Anderson, Dr. W. M.
A. & P. Market
Associated 011 Company
Associated Telephone Company
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Ayala, Mrs. Joseph
Bancroft Whitney Co.
Banks' Typewriter Exchange
Banks' Typewriter Exchange & Stationery Store
Barker Brothers
Bean, Florence I
25.90
12.gg
366.94
170.10
36.00
255.23
3.og
2.gg
50.20
26.77
6.os
20.00
6.45
192.30
6S.6S
11.07
g3 .50
129.34
6.15
3.45
3.25
4.6o
56.35
6s.05
6.oo
lS.12
12.00
110.11
20.00
298
Beattie, Wm.
Bedford, Mrs. M. I.
Bennett, Charles
GENERAL FUND
Bernard, G. c.
Bischoff Surgical Company, The C. A.
Blevins, Bessie
Borgatello, Charles
Bowman, Harry J .
Brooks and Borra
Brown's Drug Store
B~yant & Trott Company
Buell, Mrs . Lester
.
Callanan, James H.
Callanan, James R.
Callanan, James R.
Campbell, Daniel
Carlisle & Co . , A
Carrillo & Davis
Castagnola, Albert
do do
do do
do do
Channel Paper & Supply Com~any
Channel Paper & Supply Company
Cbapala Top Shop
Chapala Top Shop
do
Christiansen, Joseph
Commercial Office Supply Co
Costos, Mrs . Mary
Cota, Juan
Crenshaw, Stephen
Crystal Spring Water Company
Da.1 Pozzo, Joe
do do
do do
do do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Dana, Lydia
Darling, Mrs. Eleanor
De Piazzi, Mart in
Dille, F. E.
Dinsmor~, Albert W.
Doctors' Ad.Juetment Bureau
Doell L
Dunc a.n, Mary
Dttrbiano, Mike
20 . 00
7.77
63.00
100.00
93 . 60
45. 00
3. 50
342 . J.g
s5. 91
11.70
4. 70
10. 00
10.50
10. 50
10.50
4o.oo
45. 43
S.61
12.00
12. 00
12. 00
12.00
6. 02
3. 2s
s .90
6. 95
9. 73
15. 00
lSS. 53
5. 20
36. 00
15. 00
2. 4g
2. 36
5.04
s . 60
3. 75
s . 60
9.25
S.60
2. 7s
95. 00
13. 00
6.11
205. 20
50.00
27 . 75
173. 25
3t~. g4
10.00
February 24th, 1942.
Eaves, Jr., Albert GENEF.AL FUND
Edwards, Muriel
Ellsingers Automotive Service
El Rey Surgical Supply Co .
Endocrine Products Laboratory
Fagin, Irene
Federal Drug Company
Feliz, J. s .
F1ahstrom Staple Company
Fuller & Company, W. P.
do do
Furrow, L. R.
Golden State Company
do d.o
Goleta Market
Goleta Valley Leacler
Gotchel, Nanette B.
Grattt, J
Graves, Ida
Grayston-Oftutt X-Ray Co
Groom, Ralph
Haloid Company, The
Harding, Mrs. J . E.
Haslam and Company, Inc., w. A
Hathaway, Adolph
Hazelette, Martha J.
Hetling, E. J .
Heinricks, l~innie E.
Henderson, H. E.
Henderson, John
Herdman, David
Hernandez, Miss Esther M.
Hing Yuen Company
Hoag Seed Company
Holeton, Donna
Hollister-Stier Laboretor1es
Holser and Bailey
do do
Hossack, D. L.
Hossack, D. L.
Howe, Vincent
Howerton, Fern
Huerta, Cesario
Huff, Elizabeth H.
Hut!"ine, Paul
Hummel, Robert
Hunt, R. B.
Hurlbut, Helen
Interstate Bakeries Oorp.
22. 75
so. 70
57.01
19. 74
21. 64
s . 27
251.06
60 . 00
12. 71
1. S6
s . 25
41 . 9g
26.90
706.13
s . 61
21.00
41. 00
27s. 25
s . 50
322. 20
25. 71
39. 24
10. 00
9. 94
s.oo
160.00
21. 00
33. g7
10. 00
3s. oo
24. oo
15. 00
31.16
6. 54
90. 00
5.15
3.g7
2.33
10. 29
10. 13
24. oo
25.00
9.00
225.00
s . 50
20. 00
6.oo
175.00
S6.Jl
299
'
300
Isom, B. A. GENERAL FUND
Italian Store
J & J Company
Johnson, F. H.
Johnson, F. w.
Johnson, w. H.
Jones Stationery & Gifts
Jordano Bros.
Juillard-Cockorott Corporation
Juillard-Cockcrott Corporation
Kaar Engineering Co.
Kallman' s Garden Nursery
Kramer, o. E
Krelle Plumbing and Electric Company
.
Kummer & Adams
do do
Law Outlines Company
Lee, Lelah H.
Lewis Implement Co .
Lietz Co . , The A.
Lincoln Str.eet Grooery
L1senwalter & Gough
Little, Mae
Gardner Lockwood
Logan, Mrs. Frances
Lompoc K o! P Bld'g. Assn . Dr.
Lompoc Light & Water Dept
do c\o
Lund, w. c.
Mabey, Morris
MaoRost1e Brothers
Main, R. C
Matthay Hospital Supply Co .
Matthay Hospital Supply Co.
Matz, Mrs. Wm
May Alene
Mercantile Grocery
Merriam, Mona A.
Miller-Bryant-Pierce
Mission Paint & Art Company
Mitchell, Ellen F.
Montgomery Ward & Co
do do
Moore, E~tate of Amelia,
Moore, Mildred
lllorri s, J. G.
Mueller, Edward
Murphy, Catherine
McBane, s .
Mccaughey, Anna E.
i63.go
114.gg
S.61
250.00
19.50
70. 00
5.07
126. 07
72 .02
653 .69
15s.1s
33 . 4g
163 .so
3. 04
s 50
34g.47
10.30
14.oo
2. 47
6.06
s.go
4. 82
21 . 00
20. 00
10. 00
50. 00
60. 77
1. 36
65.17
50 .00
6.oo
85 . 50
57. 95
56. 20
5.01
4o . oo
s . 61
125. 00
4.64
44.80
11.00
160.01
5. 71
10.00
7. 74
37. 35
45. 00
50 . 00
187 .oo
135. 00
'
McFarland, Sa.die B
McKesson & Robbins
GENERAL FU.ND $20.00
lE)g. 73
do do 116.22
ilcLeod, Beth
McNall Building ~~terials
McNeil, w.
Newman, Carl
News Presa Publishing Co
Nielsen & Petersen
Ortega, Rosalie
Osborne, Lou
Osuna, A.
Ott Hardware Company
do
do
do
do
d.o
do
Ovieda, Toney
do
do
do
do
do
do
Pacific Coast Publishing Co
Pacitio Gas & Electric Co
do do
Parker, Fred
Patek & Company
Pearson' s Grocery
Pearson, Barbara
Penney Co . , J . c.
Perry Bros. Co .
Petit Corset Specialty Shop
Pil ling & Son Co . , The George P.
Pine, Frank
Porter, Harry L.
Postal Telegraph-Cable Company
Poulos, Thoa.
Q.uong Hop Chong
Railway Express .Agency
Rameriz, M.
Reid, Murdoch & Company
Remington Rand
Rob erc\s, A. E.
Rodenb eek' is
Roome, c. T.
Rosemary Farm
Ruddle, Doris
Rudolph, H. J .
:Ryzner, J .
Safeway Stores
do do
do do
150 . 00
394.57
i24.so
60. 00
77.25
36.96
24. oo
15. 00
5. 00
14. 7g
1.25
4.19
lO.S3
7. 42
2s . 60
2.27
60.00
64.90
.60
. 60
50. 00
4-0 .oe
9.24
15. 00
43 .65
7.97
12. gg
357 .1s
9.00
13. 91
2. 95
3. 29
15.sg
1.45
l90. 4o
16. 46
6.lS
50 .00
22.56
64. 75
53.4o
95. 00
350.00
i 63 . go
14.10
24.s2
106. 44
301
302
.
Santa Barbara Clinic, The GENERAL FUND
Santa Barbara Clinic
S. B. Convention & Tourist Bureau
S. B. County Chamber of Commerce
do do do
s. B. Free Public Library
Santa Barbara Packing Co .
Santa Barbara Pipe & Supply Company
Santa Barbara Pipe & Supply Co
Santa Barbara Retread Sb.op
do do do
do do do
do do do
do do do
do do do
Santa Ma.ria Daily Times
Santa Maria Inn
Schuyler, Minnie E
Scott, Katharine A.
Seaside Oil Company
Seaside Oil Company
do do
do do
do do
Security Title Insurance Co.
do do
Semersk1, Lillian
Serna, J .
Shell 011 Company
s. & K. Market
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Smart & Final Co.
Smith, Fil.
Smith, Eli zabeth
Smith, James
Sou. Ca.lit. Disinfecting Co.
Southern Cal1torn1a D1sintect1ng Co
Sou. Cal itornia FA1son Co.
do do
do do
do 40
do 10
do do
Southern Counties Gas Co.
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
$ is.oo
111.01
70 .95
77 .00
39. 39
1,999. 90
5. 00
5s.s2
16.Sl
6. 49
7. 21
21. 63
7. 21
7. 21
10. 21
11. 59
23 . 55
so.co
11. 00
2. 43
5s2.94
33 . 4g
9.15
276. 32
50. 00
35. 00
3s. 71
121. 50
1.44
676.14
54-.51
615 .s6
96. 00
!J.5. oo
10.75
20. 24
210. 25
e!.Ol
7.11
5ss.76
2.46
1.00
ss. 52
2. 54
2. 93
s3. 60
2. 77
3.68
25.41
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'
February 24t h, 1942.
Sou. Counties Gas Co
Sou. Pac1!'1c Co
Sou. Pacitic Milling Co.
Spike , Caroline
GEN ER.~ FUND
Standard Brands of Calitorn1a
Standard Brands o'! California
Standard 011 Company of California
State Dept . of Public Health, Div. o! Laboratories
Stationers Corporation
do do
Steinkellner & Company, Peter
Sterling Press
Stevens, Charles s.
Stevens, Charles S.
Strat ton, Otho
Strunce, Jennie
Sturgeon, H
Sully, G. P.
Sunshine Grocery
Supervisor of Documents
do do
Sweetser, H. C.
Tauscher O!'~ice Equipment Company
Teixeira, M
Thole, H.
Thomas Publishing Company
Thompson, Homer c.
Th.ompson, Homer c.
Thompson, L. T.
Tidewater Ass ociated 011 Co
Tomlinson, Chas. S.
Town Market
Treasurer of the United States
Truxillo, Evelyn
Tunmer, Beatrice
Ullmann, H. J.
Un.i on Hard\vare & Metal Co .
Union lt!ill & Lumber Co.
Union Mill & Lumber Co
tJnion Mill & Lumber Co.
Union 011 Co.
Unki!er, hlrs. o. L.
Ur ibe, Adella
Ventura Rubber Stamp Co .
Wall, Jack l.I
Watson Machine Works
Wayland, L. C. N.
Weekly Law Digest
Wellman, Peck & Co
Wester n Auto Supply Company
go .oo
519.40
3.20
2.11
7.86
16.g7
10.10
20 . 00
46. 35
10.00
20.00
58.l!;
so .oo
175.00
50.00
S.61
2.06
12.Sfl
6. S6
6.18
166 95
114.4-0
10.79
15.75
127.95
56.10
41.24
13.35
232. 4o
726.39
4o. oo
s5 .oo
123.25
393 . 05
5.os
61.Go
39. 05
31. 71
10.00
40 00
9.74
4. g5
2. 50
304 .70
12.00
303
304
Westem Union
Westwick, Iron Works
Westwick, Atwell
'Nhitehea~, Sarah J .
White House
Whitney, J r ., John E.
Wilkins , Dave
Wilkes, Jack
Wilson & D' Andrea
Witter, Mrs . Laura
Wolford. , Art
Wooton Printing Co .
Young, George
GENERAL FUND
Adams, Nor man GOOD ROADS FUND
Air Reduction 5a.les Company
Ames, Gi lbert
Associ ated Telephone Co .
Bean, G. L
Beard Mot or Co .
Breen, Ed
Brown Bevis Equi pment Co.
Brooks & Borra
Brown-Bevis Equipment Co
Buell Flat Rock Co.
Carpinteria Vall ey Lumber Company
Chapala Top Shop
Commerci al Motor Ser vi ce
Cooley, Harry
De P1azzi, Martin
do do
Diedrich, Inc . , L. N.
Diedrich, L. N
Bomingos , M. s.
Dominguez , Albert
Gorzell , c.
Grigsby, Al
Harn1schf eger Corp.
Heinr i chs , Minnie E.
Heinri chs , Minnie E
Henning, Chru:'les
Hilderbr and, W. G
Hosmer, Helen
Hows.rd, Henry
Hunt , Bess Rowe
Johnson, F
Jones, Chas .
Lambert, C. E
Lewis I mplement Co .
3. 52
180. 67
12.12
20. 00
111. 12
60. 00
100. 00
26.78
7. 55
96. 00
23. 12
5.34
100. 00
25. 26
l g. oo
9. 15-
4. oo
1.00
72 . 00
41 . s8
52 . 29
41 . 91+
61 . 80
25 .68
8. 1+7
63.00
63 . 00
1+0 . 20
32 .04
101. 23
46. 52
1. 25
32.00
218 . 4-0
72. 00
8. 71
33.87
10. 53
67 . 50
85. 50
25 .00
61 . 80
25.00
10. 00
143. 00
114.oo
163 . go
1.34
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Light, Marvin GOOD ROADS FUND
Lompoc Light & Water Dept
.
Lompoc Machine Works
Mack-International Uotor Truck Corp.
Miller , Harry
Mi ller, Lee
Mission Ice Company
Moore Mercantile Co .
Moore Co., Jos eph G.
McN~l Building Materials
Oliver a , Albert
Ott Hardware Company
Ovi eda, E. G.
Pacif io Gas & Electric Co .
Palmtag, C. A.
Petrol Corporation, The
Pi co, Harry
Reid, Jr., Thomas
Rio Grande Oi l I nc.
Robles , G.
Romero, Louis
Roseborough, Arthur
Ruttner & Rut!ner
Santa Barbe.ra Br ake Service
Sant a Barbara Retread Sb.op
Sant a Ynez Wa~ehouse & M1111rig Co
Seaside Oil Co .
Seaside Oil Company
do do
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Shell 011 Co.
Singleton, R. M.
Smith Booth Usher Co .
Solvang Garage & Service Station
Solvang Mill and Lumber Yard
Sou. Calit. Edison Co.
Sou. Pacific Milling Co .
St andard Oil Co . of Calif
Standard Oil Co .
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cto do
Texas Co . , The
Thomas, Ray
Tidewater As sociated Oil Co .
Union Hardware & Metal Co .
Union Mill & Lumber Co .
Union Oi l Co .
Upton, w. c.
Wall, Jack M.
4-92. g7
12. S3
1.36
17.77
30.00
234.oo
. 50
15 .26
136. 66
35.02
54-.00
33. go
60 .00
91.02
175.00
14- .01
6o. oo
16. oo
30. 90
54-. 00
72.00
S4 .oo
51 .og
1. 50
14. 4-2
14-. 49
10 . 91
126.0l
29. 6g
365.06
73 .00
30. 00
6o .26
6.66
4-67. 57 .
30. 00
95 . 4-7
4-1 . 26
i7g . 52
44- . 70
4-. 06
37.7g
143. 00
291. 03
57. 71
l g. 10
17. 55
55 .00
36. 04-
305
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306
t
Engel, K. S GUADALUPE CEI~iE. DIST. FUND
Garden Tractor Sales & Service Co
Mills Garage
Mills Plumbing Co .
Bagdons Transter & Storage
Berlier, V. M.
La Franchi, Winifred B.
SANTA M6.RIA CEltE.
DIST. FUND
Calitornia ~arage
T & T Garage
LOS ALAMOS FIRE DIST . FUND
Sou. Calif. Ec\1son Co CARP. LT. DI ST . FUND
Sou. Calit. Edison Co.
Packer, Josephine SALARY FUND
$ 150.00
13.4-2
22 . Ge
3. 09
5.00
120. 00
25.00
33 . 69
10.00
i91. g2
37 . 95
i6o.oo
Upon the passage o1 the toregoing Orders, the roll being oalled, the following
Supervisors voted Aye, to wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J . Stanwood, J. Monroe
Ruthertord, Ronald M. Adam, and C. L. Pre1sker. Nays, None. Absent, None
Improvemen
o!" Bridges
on Jalama
Road etc.
1 In the Matter of Cooperation with United States Army Engineers in Improvement
Harbor /
D,edging
and Beach
Restorat1o
Harbor "'
Dre~ing
and Beach
Restoratio
Cal1!"orn1 I
Conservat n
Week.
ot BP1dges on Jalama Road and Construction of Road !rom Point Arguello to Gaviota.
Upon motion duly seconded and carried unanimously, it is ordered that Super-
v1Aor Adam be and he is hereby authorized and directed to furnish equipment and
materials to and cooperate with the United States Army Engineers in the improvement
ot bridges on Jalama Road and construction of road from Point Arguello to Gav1ota
The Board took a recess
At 12:30 o'clock p. m. the Board convene~
Present: Supervisors Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J . Stanwood, J
Monroe Rutb.er!ord, Ronald M. Adam, c. L. Preis)ter, and
J . E. Lewis, Clerk Supervisor c. L, Pre1eker in the Chair.
In the Matter of Maintenance Dredging of Santa Barbara Harbor and Restora-
tion of Beaches.
Upon motion duly seconded and carried unan1mouAly, it is hereby o~dered that
the action taken by this Board this date relative to !inancia.1 participation with
the City of Santa Barbara and the United States Engineer Corps in the sum of
$25,000.00 tor the replacement of sand upon the beaches be, and it is hereby
rescinded.
In the Matter of Maintenance Dredging of Santa Barbara Harbor and Reetora-
tion of Beaches.
Upon motion dul7 seconded and carried unanimously, it is hereby ordered
that the County of Santa Barbara participate with the City of Santa Ba rbara and the
United Ste.tee Engineer Corps in a sum not exceeding $251 000. 00 tor the excess cost
ot harbor dredging and maintenance in placing the dredged sand upon the beaches
In the Matter of Calitornia Conservation Week, March 7th-14th, 1942.
Resolution No . 4o91
WHEREAS, the week of March 7th-14th, 1942, has been set aside as the Eighth
Annual California Conservation Week, and
WHEREAS, there 1e an unprecedented demand tor mineral , agricultural an1.
forest products trom California, and
. '
Leaves of
Absense -Civilian
Defense in
Wash,.ngton,
D.O.
February 24th, 1942. 307
WHEREAS, citizens are called upon to learn and practiceunaccustomed methods
. .
ot thrift and salvage, of accident and fire prevention, and of the distribution and
. . . .
use of tood in order t hat men and materials be conserved,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of Supervis ore of the County ot
Santa Barbara, State of California, that public ot!1cials, schools and other educational
agencies, churches, patriotic, civic, commercial and agricultural organizations be
requested to observe the Week in such a way as to stimulate cooperation with federal,
state, county and city officials responsible for protecting the resources of the
county and furthering a year-round program of conservation, education and activity which
will help to win the war.
The foregoing Resolution was passed and a'dopted this 24th day of February,
1942, by the foll owing vote, to wit: Ayes: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J
Monroe Rutherford, Ronald M. Adam and c. L. Preisker. Na.ye: None. Absent: None.
In the Matter of Authority to Attend Meeting Relative to Civilian Defense in
Washington D. C., and. Leaves or Absense from State For C. L. P~ei sker and Percy C.
Heckendort.
:- Resolution No. 4q92. 1;
WHEREAS, a bill has been passed by Congress approp~iating funds t or the purchase
of supplies to be used for Civilian Defense, and
WHEREAS, the Chief of the Governmental Requirements Branch of the Office ot
Civilian Defense has called a meeting !or Uarch 9th and 10th, 1942, in Washington D. C.,
to discuss matters or supply of material and equipment tor distribution to the various
governmental units, and
WHEREAS, it appears to the beet interests of the County of Santa. Barbara tha. t
. . .
representation be made by the Oounty of Santa Barbara at said meeting and other meetings
incident to the welfare of this County,
NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that Supervisor C. L. Preisker and District
Attorney Percy c. Heckendorf be and they are hereby authorized and directed to repre-
sent the County of Santa Barbara at a meeting of the Office of Civilian Defense in
Washington, D. C., March 9th and 10th, 1942, and to attend other meetings incident to
the wel!!ll'e of santa Barbara County.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that Supervisor C. L. Preieker and District Attorney
Percy c. Heckendort be and they are hereby granted sixty days leaves of absence trom the
State of California, beginning March 4th, 1942.
The foregoing Resolution was passed and adopted this 24th day of February, 1942,
by the tollow1ng vote, to wit: Ayes: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J. Wonroe
Rutherford, Ronald M. Adam, and C. L. Preisker. Nays: None. Absent: None
U. s. Geologi al
Survey.
In the Matter of United States Geological Survey Employees being assigned to
war projects.
. .
Upon motion duly seconded and carrie~, it is ordered that men working on
cooperative ground-water ourvey of the United States Geologioal Survey be permitted to
work on national defense proJeote, providing that the oost of said work will not be
charged against the County of Santa Barbara. The Clerk is directed to so advise the
United States Geological Survey. -- Upon motion the Board adjourned sine die.
The foregoing minutes are hereby
Chairman, Board of Supervisors.
Attest:
Clerk.
308
Requests !o
Cancellatio
ot Taxes -Camp
Cooke
/
Boar). of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara, state of California,
ijQcb 2nd, 1242 at 10:00 o 1olock a. m. Present: Supervisors Thomas T.
Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J. Monroe Rutherford, Ronald M. Adam, c. L.
Pre1sker and J. E. Lewis, Clerk.
Supervisor c. L. Preisker in the Chair.
The minutes of the regular meeting of February 24th, 1942, were read and
approved.
In the Matter or Requests tor the Cancellation of Taxes on Property, tor the
Development of Camp Cooke, upon which the United States of America holds options to
purchase.
,
Present Robert C. Lilley, real estate agent, and others interested in the above
entitled matter
Ur. Lilley requested that taxes tor the year 1942-43, be cancelled against
property being acquired by the United States of America in the development of Camp
Cooke and owned by the following named persons: Joe F. de Costa, Junior, Charlotte B.
McClellan, F. W. Hall, W. W. Dickerson, John F. Sb.eran, Charles Everett, Alphonso
Scolari, Leno Seo lar1, Zabala Company, R. W. Smith, V. V. Smith, R. C. Jacobs, et al.,
Muriel C. Kirkpatrick and Virginia Barca.
It was moved by Supervisor Adam, seconded by Supervisor Stanwood, and carried
unanimously, that it will be the policy of this Board to cancel the 1942-43 taxes on
the property in question as soon as the United States of America has acquired title
to said property.
The Clerk was directed to torward a copy of the above minute entry to Mr.
Lilley.
Communication trom w. L. Hudson, Esq., on behalt of his ol1ent the Zabala
Company, was read and the Olerk was directed to advise Mr. Hudson of the above aotion,
and to send a copy of said letter to Supervisor Preisker.
L4ontec1 to / In the Matter of Montecito Oounty Water District Resolution, Order and Procl -
County Wate
D1etr1ot. tion of Election.
Harold F. Parma, Esq., representing the Monteoito County Water District, pre-
sented the tallowing Resolution which was passed and adopted:
/ Resolution No. 4o93.
WHEREAS, oertit1oates of nom.ination have been duly tiled with the County Clerk
ot the County of Santa Barbara, State of Oa11torn1a, tor the election of Directors ot
the Kontecito County Water District; and
WHEREAS, the names of the candidates tor such election have been duly entered
by the County Clerk in a list as required by l!w; and
WHEREAS, said County Clerk has duly cert1t1ed such list as being the list ot
-
candidates nominated in the time, manner and torm prescribed by law; and
WHEREAS, ARTHUR E. OGILVY, JOHN A. PARMA, AND LASELLE THORNBURGH are the
candidates so certified by said County Clerk; and
WHEREAS, there is no newspaper of general circulation published in said
Wontecito Count7 Water District; and
WHEREAS, the Board of Directors of said Monteoito County Water District have
designated the Santa Barbara News-Press, morning edition, a newspaper of general
circulation, published in the County of Santa Barbara, as the newspaper in which this
proclamation sh.all be published; and
It appearing that all matters and things done in the premises are tully in
accordance with law;
NOW, '!HEREFORE, it is hereby resolved and ordered:
' .
ilarch 2nd, 1942.
309
First: Tb.at an election be held, and the same is hereby called and will be held
in Montecito County Water District in the County of Santa Barbara, State of California,
on Tuesday, the 24th day of March, 1942, between the hours of 6 o'clock A. M. and 7
o'clock P. M. of said day, tor the purpose of electing three directors of said Montec1-
to County Water District, each of whom shall be a resident of and qualitied t o vote at
elections of said district;
Second: That Leslie E. Conklin is hereby appointed to act as Inspector, and
Walter L. Van De Mark to aot as Judge, and Paul Iii Gammons and W. H. Shumaker to act
as Clerks to hold, conduct and m&ke returns of said election; and that said polls shall
be open at 6 o'clock A. M. of said day and be kept open continuously until 7 o'clock
P. M. of said d~;
Third: That the ot!ices to be tilled at said election are those of Directors ot
said District, three in number;
Fourth: That the list of candidates certified by the County Clerk tor such
election- are as tallows: Arthur E. Ogilvy, John A. Parma and Laselle Thornburgh
.
Fifth: That there shall be but one precinct tor the purpose o! said election,
which shall comprise the entire Konteoito County Water District;
Sixth: That the ottioe of the Montecito County Water District, 5g3 San Ysidro
Road in i4ontecito in said Montecito County Water District in Santa Barbara County,
.
State of Cal1torn1a, is hereby designated and established as the polling place tor sai
precinct and tor said election;
Seventh: That such election be called and notice thereof be given by publication
once a week tor two successive weeks next betore the day of said election, to wit: on
the 10th day of Karch, 1942, the 17th day o! Karch, 1942, and the 24th day of March,
1942, in the Santa Barbara News-Press, morning edition, a newspaper of general circula-
tion published in the County of Santa Barbara;
That said notice of election shall be substantially in the following form,
to wit:
- NOTICE OF ELECTION
Election tor Directors of Montecito County Water
District.
Notice is hereby given to the qualified electors of Konteoito County Water
District, County of Santa Barbara, State of Cal1tornia, that in accordance with the law.,
an election bas been called and will be held in said Montecito County Water District at
the ot!1ce of the Montecito County Water District, 5g3 San Ysidro Road in Kontecito, I
in the County of Santa Barbara, State of California, on Tuesday, the 24th day of 11.a.roh,
1942, between the hours of 6 o'clock A. M. and 7 o'clock P. M., during which period the
polls shall remain open tor the election of three eligible persons as Directors of said
Montecito County Water District tar the management of the at!a1rs thereot, each of whom
shall be a resident of and qual1tied to vote at elections of said district, who shall
-hold ottice until the election and qualification or appointment and qualification of
their successors as provided by law.
That Leslie R. Conklin has been appointed to act as Inspeotor, and Walter L.
Van De Mark to act as Judge, and P~l M. Gammons and W. H. Shumaker to act as Clerks to
hold, conduct and make returns of said election, each o! said persons being quali!ied
electors of said Montecito County Water District.
That there shall be but one precinct tor the purpose of said election, which
shall comprise the entire Montecito County Water District
That the ottice of Montecito County Water Dist. rict, 5g3 San Ysidro Road in
310
Author1 zi ng .to
!"ile
suit-damages
.
Konteoito in said Kontec1to County Water District in the County of Santa Barbara,
State of Calitornia, is the polling place tor said precinct and tor said election;
That each qualitied elector residing within said District shall be entitled
to vote at said election;
That the ott1ces to be tilled at said eleot1on are Directors of Montecito
Coupty Water D1str1ct, three in number;
That the list of candidates certit1ed.by the County Clerk as required by law
is as . to~ows: Arthur E, Ogilvy, John A. Parma and Laselle Thornburgh
BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF SANTA BARBARA COUNTY, made March 2nd,
J. E. LEWIS,
(SEAL)
County Clerk and Ex-Officio Clerk
ot Board of Super\risors of the
County of Santa Barbara.
IT IS FURTHER RESOLVED that the Clerk of this Board is hereby ordered to publish
said election notice by publishing the same in said newspaper at least two weeks
betore said election, 1i9 wit: On the lO~h day of ~arch, 1942, the 17th day of March,
1942, and the 24th day of March, 1942, and that said election ottioers make return
thereof pursuant to law.
That the clerk of this board be and he is hereby directed to procure and provide
all supplies and records that may be necessary to properly and lawtully conduct
said election and to make due return thereof and also to deposit sample ballots of
said election in the United States mail, acldressed to the qualified electors of said
Kontec1to County Water District at the time and in the manner as required by law, and
to do any and all other acts and things required by law in the premises.
Dated: Santa Barbara, Calitornia, Karch 2nd, 1942.
C. L. PREISKER, Chairman, Board of
(SF.AL)
Supervisors.
.Attest:
J. E. LEWIS, County Clerk.
In the Katter of Authorizing and Directing the District Attorney to tile suit
tor the recovery of damages to county owned truck.
v Resolution No. 4o94.
WHERFAS, on or about the 3rd day of February 1942, a Ford pickup truck belonging
to the County of Santa Barbara was involved in a ooll1s1on with an automobile
owned by Walter Gnerich and driven by Waldeman John Gnerioh, with the consent of said
Walter Gner1ch.
WHEREAS, the said Ford pickup truck belonging to the County of Santa Barbara
was as a direct and proximate result of said collision severely damaged and;
WHEREAS, investigation of the tacts of said collision reveals that the said
coll1s1on and the damage to said truck was the direct and proximate result of the
negligence of the said Waldeman John Gnerich.
NOW THEREFORE IT IS HEREBY ORDERED AND DIRECTED that the District Attorney o'!
Santa Barbara County be and he is hereby authorized and directed to tile suit against
the said Waldeman John Gner1oh and the sat d Walter Gnerich and any others who may be
tound to be responsible tor sa1 d damage tor the amount of the damages to said truck
. . .
resulting trom said collision, and to do any and all acts necessary tor the prosecution
ot said suit.
Passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the County 'ot Santa Barbara,
State of C&litornia, this 2nd day of March 1942, by the following vote: AYES: Thomas
T. Dinsmore, Sain J. Stanwood, J. Monroe Rutherford, Ronald M. Adam and C. L. Preisker
NOES: None. Absent: None.
Sugar
Ration.
Access Road ,/
!"rom Camp
Cooke.
March 2nd, 1942. 311
In the llatter of Authorizing J. E. Lewis, County Clerk, to receive and store
booklets and torme tor rationing of sugar
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried unanimously, it 1e ordered that J. E.
Lewis, County Clerk, be, and he is hereby authorized to receive and store booklets an\
forms tor the rationing of sugar. .
In the Matter of Qooperating w1 th the State of C&l1tom1a and the Federal Works
Agenoy, Public !toads Administration, in Building an Aooees Road trom Oamp Cooke to the
North City Limits of Santa K~1a.
,Resolution No. 4-095.
WHEREAS the War Department determined in the early part of the year 1941, to
.
locate an armored division in the territory now known as Oamp Cooke, County of Santa
Sarbara, State of Cal1torn1a, and
WHEB.FAS after frequent conferences, correspondence, and negotiations the County
ot Senta Barbara was unable to get a deolarat1on of policy on County roads trom the
Army authorities, and
WHEREAS the County of Santa Barbara had Just completed a road trom Lompoo to
Caemalia costing over 100,000.00, which was taken over by the United States Army and
which, with adjoining roads in and near the Army reservation, will be olosed by the
County authorities and made subject to military use and control only by the War Depa.rt~
ment, and
WHEREAS beoause of the failure of the County and War Department authorities to
agree on a program, tbe County of Santa Barbara tound it necessary to reconstruct all
the roads in the lower central part of Santa Maria Valley to accommodate the increased
travel trom Camp Cooke to Santa Karia, which work was done at a cost in excess ot
t25,ooo.oo to the County of Santa Barbara as indicated by the attached map, and
WHBREAS the United States government to date has not contributed anything toward
the increased oost of County government in Santa Barbara County, and all increased cost
ot government attendant upon the establishment of the Army camps in Santa Barbara Count
have been carried. by the Oounty of Santa Barbara, and
WHIRD.S it 1s impossible tor the County of Santa Barbara to carry any turther
oons1derable expenditure attendant upon the establishment of the camp except the sum
ot 115,000.00,
NOW, 'l'Hli:RD'ORE, Bl IT RESOLVED THAT THE County of Santa Barbara agrees to pay to
the Pederal Works Agency's Public Roads Administration, District No. 2 of the United
States of America the sum of t15,ooo.oo and in addition thereto will lend its services,
departments, and agencies towards securing the rights of way tor a main line access
road from Camp Cooke near the town of Casmal 1a through the Santa Karia Valley to the
north Santa Barbara Oowity line.
BE IT JURTHER RESOLVED THAT said sum will be set up as a revolving fund tor the
purchase of rights of way or will be pa.id directly accordingly to the wishes of the
engineers in charge of the work.
Passed and adopted by tbe Board of Supervisors of the Oounty of aanta Barbara,
State of Cal1torn1a, this 2nd day of March, 1942, by the following vote, to wit:
Ayee: Thomas T. D1nemore, Sam J. Stanwood, J. Monroe Rutherford, Ronald K. Adam and
O. L. Preisker. Ha7s: None. Absent: None.
Communicatio / In the Ka.tter of Comnunioat1on trom War Production Board Relative to Keetings ot
Oount1 ott1cials in Washington, D. c., on March 9th and 10th, 1942
Comun1oat1on was read and the Clerk was directed to forward a copy to SUperv1-
sor Pre1 aker
312
Salvage !o
Victory.
Report -- .
Japanese
Farming
Activities.
In the Matter of Bulletins trom War Production Board Relative to MSalvage tor
Victory program.
Bulletins - were reterred to Supervisor Ruther:tord.
In the Katter of Report of the Santa Barbara County Farm Bureau on Japanese
Farming Activities in this County.
Above entitled report was read and the Clerk directed to forward copies to the
military authorities, Defense Council and to the Santa Barbara News-Preas.
Julien J'. Goux suggested that a copy be sent to the District Attome;r, and the
Clerk was requested to do so.
. .
Evacuation In the Matter of Oommun1cat1on and Resolution trom the County Supervisors
ot all
Japanese e Association of Calitornia Relative to Evacuation and concentration of all Japanese and
Resolution "'
on Evacuat on
o! all
Japanese.
their descendants.
Communication requesting the adoption of the atorementioned resolution was reacl,
and, by unanimous action, said resolution was adopted, as toll.owe, to wit:
In the Matter of Urging the Evacuation and Concentration o:t All Japanese and =
Their Pescendants to a Concentration Camp under Supervision of the Federal Government.
~ Resolution No. 4Q96.
WHERB:AS, since the 7th day of December, 1941, the United States has been at war
with Japan; and
WHEREAS, during tbe attack on Pearl Harbor on December 7th, 1941, the Japanese
were aided and abetted by t1tth oolumnistsot the Japanese race living and residing in
and about Pearl Harbor; and
WHEREAS, there are located along the Pacitio Coast more Japanese than 1n all
other states of the Union combined; an4
WHERElS, it is impossible to know those enemy Japanese who are loyal to the
United States from those who are disloyal; and
WHEREAS, the State of California is one of the first States in production ot
essential products, and its products are absolutely and vitally essential to the
successful war ettorts; and
WHEREAS, the temper of the people of the Pacific Coast has risen to such a
point that it is becoming dangerous tor loyal enemy aliens to reside in close proximity
to the Paci:tic Ocean; and
WHEREAS, by reason of their situation, the military and naval establishments,
the war industries and natural resources are in the most critical situation of any
part of the Union; and
WHEREAS, all Japanese persons residing in British Columbia have been removed tr m
the Paoit1o Coast line; and
WHEREAS, all Japanese persons residing in Mexico have been removed trom the
Pacific Coast; and
IN ORDER that those enemy aliens and their descendants who are now disloyal, or
may become disloyal, to the United States, may be tslten to a point where they can do
no damage to the State of California, and the United States;
NOW, THEREFORE, on motion of Supervisor Rutb.ertord, seconded by eklpervieor
Dinsmore, and unanimously carried,
BE I'l' RESOLVED by the Board of Supe.rv1 sors of the County
ot Calitomia, that we go on re'cord as recomme.nd1ng to the Army authorit.1es of the
United States that all alien Japanese and their descendants be forthwith evacuated to
a Concentration Camp under the supervision of the Federal Government.
The foregoing Resolution was passed and adopted this 2nd day of March, 1942, by
the to llowing vote, to w1 t: Ayes: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J; Stanwooo., J. Jdonro e
I
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In re: County ./
Park near
Point Sal.
March 2nd, 194-2. 313
Ruthertord, Ronald M. Adam and c. L. Preisker. Na,ys: None. Absent: None.
In the Matter of Communication trom War Department, Camp Cooke, Relative to
Proposed Condemnation of County Park Located near Po1~t Sal.
Connntm1cation was read, and the Clerk was directed to advise the War Department
that the County does not wish to lose title to the park located near Point Sal, but .1s
willing to lease said park to the Government tor the duration of the war tor a rental
ot one dollar per year.
Federal In the Matter of Communication from Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce Relative
Assistance !o
Fire Protect! n. to Possibility of Bill Providing Additional Federal Assistance tor Fire Protection
In re: S. B.
County Fire
Dis t:ric ts,
Equipment, et
Aid to
Needy Aged
Persons.
tor the Pac1t1c Coast Area.
Communication was reterred to Supervisor Ruthertord and the Clerk directed to
forward a copy to Supervisor Preisker.
In the Vatter of Request of County Supervisors Association tor Information
Relative to Santa Barbara County Fire Districts, Equipment, ~ersonnel, etc.
The above entitled request was referred to Supervisor Ruthertord for reply.
In the Matter of Applications tor State and County Aid to Needy Aged Persons.
It appearing to the Board that the hereinafter named applicants tor State and
County A1d to needy aged persons having tiled their appl1oat1ons, as required by law,
and as in said appl1oat1ons tully set torth; and
It further appearing trom an examination of said applications that the needy
aged persops mentioned in said applications are proper persons to receive State and
County Aid; upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it ie
ORDERED, that the Auditor draw his warrant on the Treasurer on General Fund,
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in tavor of the following applicants, tor the amount set opposite the name of the
applicant, oommenc ing on the tirst day of March 1942 (unless otherwise indicated) and
on the tirst day of each month hereatter until turther order of this Board; seid money
to be used tor the support of said needy aged persons, to wit:
NAME OF APPLICANT
Allen, Robert B.
Ballou, Barbara Bertha
Cargill, J1nn1e B.
Cargill, J 0hn N.
Case, Andrew E.
Case, Zelma M.
Cone, Emma
Dunaway, T1nn1e (Guardian tor Joe Smith)
- Gruwell, Calvin M.
Hammett, Cynthia E.
Hill, George F.
King, John E.
Langrish, Louise I.
Myers, Lillie G.
McLough, Benjamin F.
Parker, Fred A.
RESTORATIONS
Molloy, John
.
INCREASES
Jones, Clara A
.
DISCONTINUANCES
Allen, Nellie G.
TOTAL AID GRANTED
t37.oo
4o.oo
4o.oo
40.00
4o.oo
4o.oo
4o.oo
4o.oo
4o.oo
10.00
4o.oo
25.00
24-.50
4o.oo
4o.oo
37.00
4o.oo
REMARKS
State Aid Only
State Aid Only
1/31/42
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314
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Re~usals to
Grant Ole\
Age Sec uri t
Children' s
Aid.
Chilc\ren' s /
Ai"-.
Children's I
A1d.
Chilr\ren's /
lid.
~isoontinuances (Continued}
Dilley, Nalley L.
Williamson, Harry L
In the Matter of Retusals to Grant Old Age Security.
2/2S/42
2/2S/42
It appearing to the Board trom the report of the County Weltare Department
that the tollowing named applicants are not proper persons to receive Old Age
Security;
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried,
IT IS ORDERED that said applications be, and the same are hereby denied:
Moses, Fred A.
Oliver, Albert G.
In the Matter of the Application of Kathryn Louise Jenkin_~, F.oute #1, Box
267, Santa.Karia, Cal1tornia, tor State and County Aid tor Billie Virginia Bullock,
Whole-orphan.
It appearing to the satistaotion of the Board that said Billie Virginia
Bullock is a Whole-orphan and a proper person to receive State and County Aid, and is
in the custody of said Kathryn Louise Jenkins, Aunt;
It is ordered that the Audi tor draw his warrant on the Treasurer on General
Fund, in tavor of said Kathryn Louise Jenkins tor the sum of ten dollars, and tor a
like amount on the tirst of each month hereatter until the turther order of this Bo
said money to be used tor the support of the above named minor.
In the Matter of the Application of Cornelia Cook, 610 West 111ssion Street,
Santa Barbara, Calitomia, tor State and County Aid tor Ralph, David and Lois Cook,
children whose father's whereabouts are unknown.
It appearing to the satistaotion of the Board that said Ra1 ph, David and Lo s
Cook are children whose tather's whereabouts are unknown and are proper persons to
receive State and County Aid, and are in the custody of said Cornelia Cook, Motherr
It is ordered that the Audi tor draw his warrant on the Treasurer on General
Fund, in tavor of ssid Cornelia Cook tor the sum of torty-six dollars, and tor a like
amount on the t1rst ~t each month hereatter until the further order of this Board, s d
money to be used tor the support of the above named minors.
In the lilatter of the Application of Petra Andujo Castillo, 220 Ea.st Cota
Street, Santa Barbara, Calitornia, tor State and County A1d tor Gloria (Romona)
Castillo, child of a Tuberculous father. .
It appearing to the satistaotion of the Board that said Gloria (Ramona)
Castillo is a child ota Tuberculous tather and a proper person to receive State and
County Aid, and is in the custody of said Petra Andujo Castillo, Mother;
It is ordered that the Auditor draw his warrant on the Treasurer on General
Fund, 1n tavor of said Petra Andujo Castillo tor the sum of th1rty-tive dollars, and
tor a like amount on the tirst of eaoh month hereafter until the turther order of th1
Board, said money to be used tor the support of the above named minor.
In the Matter of the Application of Lupe Carrillo, 220 East Oota Street,
Santa Barbara, Calitorn1a, tor State and County Aid tor Robert (Manuel) Carrillo,
Halt-orphan.
It appearing to the sat1staction of the Board that said Robert (Manuel)
Carrillo is a halt-orphan and a proper person to receive State and County Aid, and
is in the custody of said Lupe Carrillo, Mather;
It is ordered that the Auditor draw his warrant . on the Treasurer on Generali
Fund, in favor of said Lupe Carrillo tor the sum of thirty-six dollars, and tor a
Children's
Aid.
Children's
Aid.
Children's
Aid.
Changes in
Chil\rens
Aid.
Treasurer's
Report.
Reports.
/
March 2nd, 1942. 315
like amount on the tirst of each month hereafter until the further order of this Boar\,
said money to be used tor the support o~ the above named minor
In the Matter of the Application of Myrtle Tillotson, 1217! Mora Villa
Avenue, Santa Barbara, California, tor State and County Aid tor Carolyn Tillotson,
child whose tathers whereabouts are unknown.
It appearing to the satistaotion of the Board that sai\ Carolyn Tillotson i
a child whose father's whereabouts are unknown and a proper person to receive State
and County Aid, and is in the custody of said Myrtle Tillotson, Mother;
It is ordered that the Auditor draw his warrant on the Treasurer on General
Fund, in tavor of said Myrtle Tillotson tor the sum of thirty-nine dolls.re, and tor a
like amount on the first of each month herea!te. r until the turther order of this
Board, said money to be used tor the support of the above named minor.
In the Matter of the Application of Leno E. Valencia, 1336 Covina Avenue,
Santa Barbara, Calitornia, tor State and County Aid tor C&rmeli ta, Martha and Leno
(Rudolph) Valencia, halt-orphans.
It appearing to the satistaction of the Board that said Carmelita, Martha
and Leno (Rudolph) Valencia are halt-orphans and are proper persons to receive State
and County- Aid, an-d are in the custof!y of said Leno E. Valencia, Father;
It is ordered that the Auditor draw his warrant on the Treasurer on General
' Fund, in favor of said Leno E. Valencia tor the sum of titty-nine dollars, and tor a
like amount on the tirst of each month hereatter until the turther order of this Board,
said money to be used tor the support or the above named minors
In the matter of the application of Frances Cota, Santa Ynez, Calitornia,
tor State and County Aid tor Gloria Marie Cota, halt-orphan.
It appearing to the satietaction of the Board that said Gloria Marie Cota
is a halt-orphan and a proper person to receive State and County Aid, and is in the
custody of said Frances Cota, Mother;
It is ordered that the Aud1to~ draw his warrant on the Treasurer on General
Fund, in tavor of said Frances Cota tor the sum of twenty-two and 50/100 dollars, and
tor a like amount on the tirst or each month hereatter unt11 the turther order of this
Board, said money to be used tor the support of the above named minor.
In the Matter of Changes in Children's Aid.
It appearing to the Board from Notices of Change, tiled by the County
Weltare Department, that increases should be made in the amount of aid granted to the
tollowing named persons; upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is theretore I
ORDERED, that the amount of aid granted to Children listed below be increased
to the amount set opposite their names beginning Karch let, 1942, (unless otherwise
indicated) as tollowe, to wit:
- NAME
Dickinson, Helen, Richard and Marjorie
Pedersen, Raymond
TOTAL AID GRANTED
$67.50
45.00
RFl!ARKS
In the Matter of Treasurer's Report on Receipt g and Disbursements tor the
Period February 2nd to February 2Sth, 1942, inclusive
Report was received and Ordered placed on tile
In the Matter of Reports,
The tollowing reports were received and ordered placed on tile:
Weltare Department-Unemployment Reliet
Santa Maria Hospital
January, 1942
316
Agreement
tor the Loa
ot Equipmen
C~ncellatio
ot Funds.
Cancellatio
ot Funds.
/
I
Trane! er o. /
Funds.
Transfer o 1
Funds.
In the Matter of Agreement between the Third Swervisorial Distrl.ct, County
.
ot santa Barbara, and the United States Department of Agriculture, Forest Service,
.
covering the loan of equipment.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried unanimously, it is ordered that
Supervisor Ruthertord be, and he is hereby authorized to execute an Agreement tor
Loan of Equipment to the Unit ed States Department of .Agriculture, rorest Service, cover1ng
the rental of gasoline shovel to be used on a National Defense Project; said
.
rental to be w1 thout charge.
In the Matter of Cancellation of Funds.
Resolution No. 4o97.
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
the sum of $900.00 1s not needed in account 12 C 2, Automobiles and Trucks, Capital
Outlay, Assessor, General Fund;
Now theretore, be it resolved that the sum of nine hundred dollars ($900.0Q)
be and the same is hereby cancelled trom the above account and retu11Jd to the Unappro-
priated Reserve General Fund.
Upon the passage of the toregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
tollowing Supervisors voted Aye, to wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J. Monro
Rutherford, Ronald M. Adam and o. L. Preisker. Nays, None. Absent, None.
In the Matter of Cancellation of Funds.
Resolution No~ 4o9s.
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County
that the sum of $72.gg is not needed in account Sl C 1, Office Equipment, Capital
Outlay, Farm Advisor, General Fund;
Now, theretore, be it resolved that the sum of seventy-two and gg/100 dollar
( #72.!S) be and th.e same is hereby cancelled trom the above account and returned to
the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J.
Monroe Rutherford Rona.ld 14. Adam and C. L. Preisker. Nays, None. Absent, None.
In the Matter of Transfer of Funds trom the Unappro~riated Reserve General
Fund.
Resolution No. 4o99.
Whereas it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a transter 1s necessary from the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund to Account 12 B 3
Traveling Expense and Mileage, Maintenance and Operation, Assessor, General Fund; in
accordance with Section 3714, subdivision 3, of the Political Code,
Now ther efore, be it resolved that the sum of tour hundred and thirty dollars
($430.00) be and the same is hereby transterred trom the unappropriated reserve
General Fund to account 12 B 3, Traveling Expense and Mileage, Maintenance and Opera-
tion, Assessor, General Fund
.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J
Monroe Ruthertord, Ronald M. Adam and c. L. Pre1sker. Nays, None. Absent, None.
In the Matter of Transter of Funds trom the Unappropriated Reserve General
Fund.
Resolution No. 4100.
Whereas it appears to the Boa.rd of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a transter is necessary trom the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund to Account 59 B 2 ,
Special Emergency Defense, Maintenance and Operation, General Fund; in accordance with
Transfer of ,.,
Funds.
Revision o~
Bur\get Item
Revision o! ./
Bu\get Item
Karch 2nd, 1942.
section 3714, subc\1v1s1on 3, of the Political Code,
Now theretore, be it resolved that the sum of one thousand dollars
317
( $1,000.00) be and the same ia hereby transferred from the unappropriated reserve
General Fund to account 59 B 21, Special &nergency Detenae, Maintenance and Operation,
General Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being o&lled, the
tallowing Supervisors voted Aye, to wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J
.
Monroe Ruthertord, Ronald M. Adam and c. L. Preisker. Nays, None. Absent, None
In the Matter of Transfer of funds trom the Unappropriated Reserve General
Fund.
Resolution No. 4101
WHEREAS 1 t appears to the Board of Supervisors of aanta Barbara County
that a transfer is necessary trom the Unappropriated Reserve General fund to Account
g1 B 9, Motor Vehicle Supplies, and to Account gi B 22, Repairs and Minor Beplacements
tila1ntenance and Operation, Farm Advisor, General Fund; in accordance with Section 371~
subdivision 3, of the Political Code,
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of seventy-two and St!,/100 dollars
(t72.sg) be and the same is hereby transterred trom the unappropriated reserve General
Fund to account gi B 9, Motor Vehicle Supplies, the sum of t4.43, and to Account
g1 B 22, Repa1ra and Minor Replacements, Maintenance and Operation, Farm Advisor,
General Fund, the sum of t32.45
Upon the passage of the toregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, . to wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J
Monroe Ruthertord, Ronald M. Adam and C. L. Preisker. NQYs, None. Absent, None
In the Matter of Revision of Budget Items.
Resolution No. 4102.
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County
that a revision is necessary within general class1t1oat1on of Salaries and Wages,
Stat1st1c1an, General Fund.
Now, therefore, be it Resolved that the atores'1d accounts be and the
same are hereby revised as follows, to wits Transter trom Account 10 A 3, Clerical
Help, the sum of 1275.00 to Account 10 A 4, Extra Clerical Help, Salaries and Wages,
Statistician, General fund.
Upon the passage of the torego1ng resolution, the roll being called, the
tollowing Supervisors voted Aye, to wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, SaJD J. Stanwood, J.
Monroe Ruthertord, Ronald K. Adam and c. L. Preisker. Nays, None. Absent, None.
In the Matter of ReY1a1on of B~dget Items.
Resolution No. 4103.
Whereas, 1 t appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County
that a revision is necessary Within general olass1t1oat1on of Maintenance and Operation,
Assessor, General fund.
Now, tb.eretore, be 1t Resolved that the atoresa1d accounts be and the
same are hereby revised as follows, to wit: Transfer from Account 12 B 4, Convention
Expense, the sum of 125.00 to Account 12 B 3, Traveling Expense and Mileage, llainten-
ance and Operation, Assessor, General Fund
Upon the passage of the toregoing resolution, the roll being called, tbe
tallowing Supervisors voted Aye, to wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J
Monroe Rutherford, Ronald K. Adam and C. L. Pre1sker. Nays, None. Absent, Hone.
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Revision o! I
Bu~ get Item
Revision of ,/
But\get Item
/ Emergency
Appropr1ati n.
Commun1cati n/ .
Agreement
tor Fire
Protection.
I
In the Matter of Revision of Budget Items.
Resolution No. 41~.
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County
that a revision is necessary within general classitication of Maintenance and Operation,
Farm Advisor, General Fund.
Now, theretore, be it Resolved that the aforesaid aooounts be and the same
are hereby revised as follows, to wit: traneterJboa Account g1 B 8, O!!ioe supplies,
the sum of $25.00 to Account gl S 2, Postage; Freight, Cartage and Express, Ka1nten-
' anoe and Operation, Farm Advisor, General Fund.
Upon the passage of the toregoing resolution, t.ne roll being called, tb.e
following Supervisors voted A,ye, to wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J.
Monroe Ruthertord, Ronald u. Adam and c. L. Pre1sker. Nays, None. Absent, None.
In the Matter of Revision of Budget Items.
Resolution No. 4105.
Whereas, 1t appears to the Board of supervisors of Santa Barbara Count1
that a revision is necessary within general olassiticat1on of Ma1ntenanoe and Operation,
Santa Karia Hospital, General Fund.
Now, therefore, be it Resolved that the atoresaid accounts be and the same
are hereby revised as follows, to wit: Traneter from Account lg2 B 14, Cleaning and
D1sinteot1ng Su.Pplies, the sum of t:t.oo.oo to Aooount ig2 B 15, Clothing and Linen
. .
supplies, Maintenance an~ Operation, Santa Karia Hospital, General Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
tollow1ng Supervisors voted .ye, to w1t: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J
Monroe Ruthertord, Ronald M. Adam and c. L. Preisker. Nays, None. Absent, None .
In tb.e Matter of An Emergency Appropriation.
Resolution No. 4106.
WHEREAS, It appears that Accounts 2g5-B-l.8 and 2s5-B-25, tor Ground
supplies and Service and Expense respeot1vel7, Guadalupe Cemetery District, Guadalupe
Cemeterr Fund, have mandatory requirements tor the fiscal year 1941-42, and
WHEREAS, It appears that the sum of $4oo.oo Ct100.oo to Account 2g5-B-1g
and $.300.00 to Account 285-B-25) is required to meet the neoessa.1'7 expenditures by
reason of said emergency and mandatory expenditures in accordance with SUbd1v1s1on 6
of Section J714 of the Political Code,
NOW, THEREFCRE, BE I'l' RESOLVED that an emergency appropriation in the sum
of 460.00 is required.to meet said emergency,
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried,
IT IS ORDERED THAT THE SUK OF t4oo.oo be transterred trom any fund on hand
to Account EA- 17, imergenoy Appropriation, Ground 8uppl1es and Service and Expense,
Guadalupe Cemetery District, Guadalupe Cemetery Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing Resolution the roll being called, and the
following Supervisors Yoted Aye, to wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sain J. Stanwood, J.
Monroe Ruthertord, Ronald w. Adam and c. L. Pre1sker. Nays, None. Absent, None.
In the Matter of Communication troa Carroll Bone Recommending Consolidation
ot City and County Governments.
Communication was p1aoed on tile.
In the Matter of Agreement between the County of Santa Barbara and the Stat
of Caiitornia, Department of Natural. Resources, Division of Forestry.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried unanimously, it is ordered that the
Chairman and Clerk of the Board be, and they are hereby authorized to execute an
agreement between the County of Santa Barbara amd the State of California, Department
In Re:
Salary Adjus
ments ~or
Social Worke
Suggest 1onsJ.
F. Goux.
Claims Hell\
Over ant\ now
allowe"
Claim HP.lt\
Over ant\ now
March 2nd, 1942. 319
ot Natural Resources, Division of Forestry, wherein additional tunde, in the sum ot
tg,770.00, are made available to the County tor tire protection tor the ninety-third
and ninety-tourth fiscal yeara
Department.
s .
Supervisor Adam requested salary adjustments tor social workers of the County
.
Weltare Department, due to the tact that many workers are leaving tor more lucrative
.
positions
It was the consensus of opinion of the Board that certain adjustments should
be made 1n the salaries of social workers of the Welfare Department
J. F. Goux again suggested that the services of Hubert L. Voight, Publicity
Director, be dispensed with, or ithe continues in the employ of the County the proper
contract be executed covering his duties, expenditures, etc.
-
.:
llr. Goux further suggested a conservation of rubber, in connection with the
use of county cars, and an elimination of all but the most necessary operation ot
automobiles in the pursuit of oounty business
In the Katter of claims held over trom meeting of Febrt1ary 24th, 1942,
and now allowed.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is Ordered that the tollowing
claims held over from the meeting of February 24th, 1942, be, and they are hereby
allowed, as tollows, to wit:
Dal Pozzo , Joe
Devaul, J K.
.
Jones, Cora A.
Jones, Cora A.
In the Matter
GOOD ROADS FUND
GENERAL FUND
115.45
29.64
!.34
g.34
ot Claim Held Over from Keeting of February 24th, 1942, arxl
ReJectet\. . now rejected.
Claim Recalle
and Reterred.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carrie4 unanimously, it is Ordered that the
. tollowing claim be, and it is hereby reje~ted:
Dal Pozzo, Joe $5.15
In the Matter of Claim Recalled trom the Audi tor and Reterred to the
. Sta ti st lei an.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carr1ed,1t is ordered that the following
. claim be, and it is hereby recalled trom the Auditor and referred to the Statistician:
39.05
Claim Rejecte . .-
Union Kill and Lumber Company
In the Matter of Claim Rejected.
Allowance of
Claims.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the tollow1ng
claim be, and it is hereby reJeoteda
KoGovney, Richard, M. D.
In the Matter of the Allowance of Claims.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried unanimously, it is ordered that the
following claims be, and the same are hereby allowed, eaoh claim tor the amount and
payable out of the fund designated in the order of allowance endorsed on the tace of
each claim respectively, to wit:
Adam, Harriet
Ad.am, Ronald II.
Al tschul, Ira D.
Amend, KarJorie
Bartlett, Stanley
Bartlett, Stanley
GENERAL FUND
24.oo
33.00
.77
5.16
26.00
15.00
I
320
Bennett, Charles
Berdstord, F.dgar
GENERAL FUND
Calif. State Chamber of Conunerce
Coy, Katherine J.
Dellar, Earl
Devaul, J. M.
Dinsmore, Thomas T.
Doerr, L. R.
Geyman and Gates, Dr.
Graves, Jamee
Greco, Tom
Greco, Tom
Henderson, H. E.
Kotas, Velma
Lambert, Jack
Main, Al.ex
Males, Edi th G.
lilanst1eld, Rose
'Manstield, Rose
Milano, Kate
McGovney, Richard
McKnight, Edwin
Osterman, John
Preisker, c. L
Rhoades, Coy
Robert son, Sarah
Ross, James
Ruther!ord, J. Monroe
Schurmeier, Har~ L.
Shepard, Frank
snow, Beverley
Stemper, Emil
Stewart, John L.
Talmage, Donald
Thompson, Paul
Weaver, J. N.
Whitcomb, Ruth
Ellis, M. J
Adam, Harriet
Arnold, o. L.
Bartholomew, Patrick
Collar, J. N.
Dover, Frank
Henning, Charles
Herr1er, w. w.
Hilderbrand, A. J.
H1lc\erbrand, w. G.
Hottman, w. o.
.
.FIF.TH ROAD FUND
GOOD ROADS FUND
$49.50
75.00
300.00
75.00
g4.oo
29.64
3.6o
112.50
34.50
15.00
4o.oo
20.00
12.00
24.oo
71.25
57.50
45.00
105.00
45.00
75.00
i3.75
79.gg
16.20
10.00
72.50
90.00
g2.50
29.53
6o.oo
54.oo
5.61
4o.oo
70.00
24.oo
60.00
36.00
96.00
72.00
60.00
6o.oo
96.00
72.00
32.00
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Honr, George
Huyck, Andy
Peck, P. G.
Randall, Ray
Upton, w. C.
Kax-ch 2nd, 1941
GOOD ROADS FUND 6o.oo
6o.oo
6.oo
71.00
75.00
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Upon the passage of the foregoing orders, the roll being called, the following
supervisors voted Aye, to wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J. Monroe Ruthertord,
Ronald W. Adam and c. L. Preisker. Nays: None. Absent: None.
Upon motion the Board adjourned sine die.
The foregoing minutes are hereby approved.
Clerk.
8~ \., if. - ,
() L ~(em
Cha1rmanf,.Board of &lperv1sors.
Boe.rd of Supervisors of the County or Santa Barbara, State
of California, March 9th, 1942, at 10:00 O'clock a. m
Present: supervisors Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. St~.nwood,
J. Monroe RUtherford, Ronald M. Adam and J. E. Lewis, Clerk.
Absent: supervisor c. L. preisker.
In the Matter of the appointmEllt of a Chairman pro Tan
It was moved by supervisor Dinsmore, seconded by Supervisor RUtherford
and carried 11nanimously, that supervisor Sam J. Stanwood be, and he is hereby appointed
Chaiman Pro Tem
supervisor Stanwood in the Chair.
The minutes of the regular meeting of March 2nd, 1942, were read and
approved.
cancellation / In the Matter of communication from United States Attorney, Lands Division,
ot Taxes--
Camp Cooke. relative to cancellation of taxes on property acquired by the United states GOVern-
Request o!
State tor
estimate
shortage an\
surplus ~
Sc1ent1!1c
ment in connect ion with Camp Cooke.
comn11nica ti on was read and Ordered placed on file. The clerk was di.r ected
to forward ~ copy to Mr. Robert c. Lilley.
:rn the Matter of request of the State Department of Professional and
vocational standards for est1ma ted shortage an:l surplus of scientific and specialized
personnel.
anti. spec1al1 el\ Upon motion Of supervisor Rutherford, duly seconded and carried, it is
personnel.
ordered t.ba t the above entitled matter be referred to the County Statistician, w1 th
the request tm the furnish the State w1 th the required data.
Commun1cat1o In the Matter of communication from the Industrial west Foundation relative
to minerals survey.
The above entitled comm.1nioat ion was Ordered placed on file.
Commun1cat1o ~ In the Matter of communications relative to the County Health nep~rtment.
The above entitled matter was held over until March 23rd, 1942.
Report. In the Matter of report of the Santa Barbara General Hosp! tal for the month
of February, 1942 .
Report was received and Ordered placed on file.
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Cancellat1o. ,./
o~ !uncle .
Trane!'er o!'
Funl\s. /
Transt'er o!
Funds. /
In the Matter of the Cancellation of funds.
Resolution No. 4107
Whereas, it appears t o the Boa rd of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County
tha t the sum af $4,958.18 is not needed in the following accrunts : General Hospital-
Santa Barbara , Capital outla y, Genera l Fund-180 C 14, Fire Equipment, $157.68, and
180 0 16, Carpenter and Paint Shop Equipment, $.50; Salaries and Wages, 180 A 34 ,
NUr s es, Orderlies and A~tendants, $4,300.00; County Clinic-Santa Barbara Hospital, .
Salaries and ~1ages, General ]\ind, 181 A 3, Bookkeepers, Clarks and stenographers,
$500.00.
Now therefore , be it resolved t ha t the sum of four thousand nine hundred
fitty-eight and 18/ 100 dollars ($4,958.18) be and the same i s hereby cancelled fran
the a bove accounts and r eturned to the Unappropriated Reserve General ]'Wld.
Upon the passage of the for egoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted }.ye , t o wit: Thomas T. Dinsmor e, Sam J. Stanwood, J.
Monroe Rutherford, and Ronald M. Adam. Nays, None. Absent, c. L Preis1'er.
In the Matter Of Transfer Of Funds from the unappropriated Reserve General
FUnd.
Resolution No. 4108
Whereas it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara county
that a transfer is necessary from the unappropriated Reserve General FUnd to Ac crunt
1 B 45, Special Service and rnvestiga tion, Maintenance and Operation, Board of supervisors,
General Fund; in ac cordance with Section 3714, subdivision 3, of the political
Code,
Now therefore, be it resolved t hat the sum of six hlndred dollars (1600.00)
be a nd the s ame is hereby transferred from the t1nappropriated reserve General FUnd to
account 1 B 45, Special service and Investigation, Ma intenance and Operation, Board
ot supervisors, General l'\lnd.
Upon the passage of the forego ing r esolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J.
Monroe Rutherford, and Ronald M. Adam. Nays, None. Absent, c. L. preisker.
In the Matter of Transfer of Funds from the Unappropriated Reserve GElleral
P\lnd.
Resolution No. 4109
Whereas it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara county that
a transfer is necessary from the Unappropriated Reserve Gener al Fund to Account 59 B
21, Special Emergency Defense, Maintenance and Operation, General Fund ; in a c cordance
with Section 3714, subdivision 3, of the Political Code,
Now therefore, be it r esolved tha t the sum of ten thousand dollars
($10, 000.00) be and the same is hereby transferred fr an the unappropriated reserve
General Fund to accrunt 59 B 21, Special Emergency Defense, Maintenance and Operation,
General Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing r esolution, the roll being called, th e
1"ollowing SU.Pervisors voted AYe, to v1it: Thomas T Dinsm.Ore, sam J. Stanwood, J.
Monroe Rutherford, and Ronald M. Adam. Nays, None. Absent, c. L. Preisker.
Trans!'er ot
Funt\s.
I
March 9th, 1942 323
In the Matter of Transfer of Funds from the Unaplropriated Reserve General
FUnd.
Resolution No. 4110
Vlbereas it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara county
that a transter is necessary fran the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund to the
followixg accaints in capital outlay, Q.eneral Hospital-Santa Barbara, General Fund:
180 c 15, FUrniture and l!\lrnishixgs, 180 C 30, New surgical Unit, and 180 c 51, Grounds
in accordance with Section 3714, subdivision 3, of the political code9
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of tour thousand nine hundred
dollars
ti.tty-eight & 18/100 /(t4, 956 .18) be and the same is hereby transferred tram the unappro~
riated reserve General P\llld to the following accouuts in Capital outlay, General
Hospital-Santa Barbara, General PUnd: 160 c 15, Furniture and Furnishings, tlOO .oo;
180 C 30, New surgical Unit, $4,758.18, and 180 C 51, Grounds, $100.00.
Upon the passage of the t"oregoing resolution, the roll beillg called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J.
Monroe laltherf'ord and Ronald M. Adam. Nays, NOne. Absent, c. L . preisker.
Revision o! /
Buc\get Items
In the Matter of Revision of Budget Itans.
Resolution No. 4lll
Revision ot
Bunget Item.
Whereas, it appears to the Boo rd of Supervisors of santa Barbara county
that a revision is necessary within general classification of salaries and 1'/ages,
Parks-Pirst District, General Fund;
Now, therefore, be it Resolved that the aforesaid accounts be and the same
are hereby revised as follows: to wit:
Transfer from Acccunt 164 A 51, caretakers, tm sum of $30.00 to Account
164 A 60, Labor, Salaries a.rxl Vlages, Parks-Pirst District, General FU.nd.
Upon the pisaage of the f aregoing resolution, tb.e roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted A:ye, to wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J
.
Monroe Rutherford, and Ronald M. Adam. Nays, None. Absent, c. L. Preisker.
In the Matter of Revision of Budget Items, = ,
Resolution No. 4112
Whereas, it appeal's to the Board of Supervisors Of santa Barbara oounty that
a revision is necessary within general classification of Maintenance aad operation,
Parks-Third District, GElleral l\Uld;
Now, therefore, be it Resolved that the aforesaid accounts be and the same
are hereby revised as follows: to wit:
Transfer from Account 170 B 6, Materials and Supplies, the sum of $100. 00
to Account 170 B 22, Repairs and Minor Replacements, Maintenance and Operation, ParksThird
District, General FUnd.
Upon t.b.e passage of the foregoing resolution, t.b.e roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stan"Yttod, J.
Monroe Rutherford, and Ronald M. Adam. Nays, None. Absent, o. L. preisker.
Revision o!' Budget Item9 /
In the Matter of Revi s1 on of Budget Items
Resolution No. 41JZ
"Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervi.sors of Santa Barbara County that
a revision is necessary within general olassitication of Maintenance and Operation,
Unemployment Reliet, General FUnd;
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CommunicatlJOfl
!'rom Carro~
Bone.
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Communicat OJl.
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Now, therefore, be it Resolved that the aforesaid accrunts be and the same
are hereby revised as follows: to wit:
Transfer from Account 193 B 3, Traveling Expense and :Mileage, the sum of
$125.00 to Account 193 B 1, Telephone and Telegraph, Maintenance and Operation, Unemployment
Relief, General ]Und.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted ,Aye, to wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J.
Monroe Rutherford, and Ronald M. Adam. Nays, None. Absent, c. L. Preisker.
In the Matter of comDJ1nication from Carroll Bone relative to establishing
a branch of the United states Naval AcadEllly in Santa Barbara County.
communication was read and the Clerk was directed to forward it to superviaor
Preisker, 'Washington, D. c., by air mail.
l n the Matter of comunnication from Ed GOurley relative to the development
of county beaches.
communication was read and Ordered placed on file.
Request to ./ In the Matter of request of County Tax Collector for order directing sale
Ord.er r\ire ting
ea.le o! ta of tax deeded properties.
deer\ ed.
properties
Applicatio ~
The above entitled matter was continued until March 23rd, 1942.
In the Matter of applications to the Federal Government, Priorities Division
rfoatri nPgri-o--ri ies for Preference Ba.ting in obtaining necessary equipment for the surgical Unit, Santa
Equipment
!or Surgic 1
Unit, Sant
Barbar-a
General
Hospital.
Authorizin /
Wel!'are
Department
to give
service to
Enemy Alie s
and. their
Dependents.
Claim
Recalle1 a
now return
tor payment.
Barbara General Hospital.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried unanimously, it is ordered that the
O.bairman pro Tem and the Clerk be, and they are hereby authorized to execute applications
to the Federal Government, priorities Division, tor Preference Rating in ob-
.
taining necessary equipment for the SUrgical Unit of the Santa :sa rbara General Hospita
rn the Matter of Authorizing the welfare Department to Administer Program
ot Service and .Assistance to certain Enemy Aliens and their Dependents.
. B.esol.ution NO. 4114
'VllERSAS, the State Department of social Welfare has, by agreement with the
Federal Security Agency, undertaken the responsibility of supervising through the
various counties in California, service and assistance to certain enemy aliens and
their dependents; and
WEEREAS, a n11mher of enemy aliens have moved into Sant a Barbar a county
trom restricted areas and are in need and are not eligible for county assistance; and
VIBEREAS, the Board of Directors of the Supervisors Association, meeting in
Sacramento on March 6, 1942, have gone on record as approving county cooperation; and
WHEREAS, the cost of this program is to be borne by funds administered by
the Federal security Agency;
THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara
County authorize the Welfare Department to administer this program and a copy of this
Resolution be sent to the state Department of social Welfare.
Passed and adopted this 9th day of March, 1942, by the tollowing supervisors
voting AYe, to wit: Thanas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J. Monroe . Rutherford and
Ronald M. Adam. Nays: None. Absent: C. L. Preisker.
In the Matter of claim recallai :from the Audi tor on :Mal.'ch 2nd, 1942, and
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now returned for _payment.
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Upon motion, duly seconded and carried unanimously, it is Ordered that the
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Claims
Hell\ Over.
Claim
Recallet\ ant\
Reallowed.
Allowance ot
Claims.
325
:March 9th, 1942
toll.owing claim, recalled tram the Auditor on :March 2nd, 1942, be, and it is hereby
returned to the Auditor for payment:
Union Mill & Lumber co. $39.05
In the Matter of claims held over.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is Ordered that the following
claims be, and they are hereby held over:
Kluss , Edwin R.
Treasurer of the United States
$15. 00
5000.00
- -:.- . In the Matter of claim recalled from the Auditor for correction and now
r~llowed.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried unanimously, it is Ordered that the
order made and entered on March 2.Dd, 1942, allowing claim. as follows:
Doerr, L. R. General Fund 112.50
be, and it is hereby rescinded; and it is further ordered that said claim be recalled
tr.om the Auditor and reallowed as follows, to wit:
Doerr, L. R. Good Roads Fund 112.50
In the :Matter of the al low anoe of claims.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried unanimously, it is Ordered that the
following claims be, and the same are hereby allowed, each claim for the amount and
payable out of the :f\lnd designated in the order of allowance endorsed on the face of
each claim respectively, to wit:
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Abbott Laboratories
"
Abbott, James
Acme Awning Comp any
Aoquistapaoe, Mrs. Maria
Adam, Don, Printing
"
"
\ Adam, Kenneth L.
.
Addressograph Sales Agency
Aggeler & MUsser Seed co.
Albertoni, Jos.
Ale:z:aDlers cash :Market
Allai, Mrs. Jack
Al.l.inson, Ralph c.
AJ.tschul, Ira D.
Alvarez, l4I's. Fernanda
Alvarez, Maria
.AJnbassador Laundry
American Bakery
General !\Uld
.AXnerican La11ndry Machinery co., The
American Optical Com.i;e.ny
AJnerican FUblic Welfare Association
Ambrose :Umber Co. , Inc.
Anderas Dep:trtment Store
9.89
29.10
?0.00
l5 .39
? .oo
145. ?5
28.0?
15.71
42.54
21.a3
6.86
151.20
9.24
6.00
21.89
.87
15.00
s.oo
50.93
37. 00
128.66
21.00
3.00
44.15
14.21
326
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.Anderson, Jack
.Anderson, Lenora K.
AngUlo, Albert
A N. Packing Company
.A.revinirs, Guadalupe
A.r.oold1 Gro oery
Ashcraft, E. B.
Ashcraft, Eugene B.
ABhlEU, 'EVelyn
General P\lnd
Association of California's ExecutiYeS of Public -Welfare
,Associated Telephone co. ~td.
tt
tt
tt
.
tt
tt
tt
ft
.Andera s
Associated Telephone co. Ltd.
Aferst, McKenna. & Harrison
Bab co ck, Dwight
Baca, Josephine
Bailey, Ethel H.
Baker, Roland
Ball, N. L.
Bal. l, Robert J.
Bank of AJDArioa N T & s A Capital complny
Balik of ~erica NT & SA Santa Barbara Main Of fiee
Barca, Zil c1a
Barnes, Charles
Barnett, L & L
Bar raras , Mrs. Blanche
Barton, Mary
Baxter, Don, Inc.
Bean, Florence I.
Beard, Ed.
Bedford, c. W. & sons
Bedford, Mrs. M.I.
Beek1er, Dr. A. M.
Begg, Robert
Bello, V. J.
Be.11, Robert A.
Bensen, Newt
Bergman , Mrs Agnes
Bertero, Jules, M. D.
206.00
15. 00
5.00
.
l,p79.48
10.00
8.61
23.50
23.50
55.00
5.00
7 .10
22.54
7.30
3.85
12.81
11.55
18.15
138.0l
16.60
2.52
32.48
24.50
50.00
36.00
ll.00
35.00
144. 00
325.00
100.00
3.25
125.00
100.00
34.54
10.00
100.00
133.41
20.00
5.70
41.58
12.57
50.00
120.00
220 .oo
135.00
115. 00
18.50
200.00
'
~erterotti, Josephirva
Bertino, Joseph J.
Bertino, Marie Baron
Bidgood, Linda
Maron 9th, 1942
General FU.nd
Biscb.ott, '!'he C. A. surgical canpany
Blackburn, Lewis C., M. D.
Blake, :Moffitt & TOYne
Blake, Mrs. Alice
tt
Bionien, Louise
Boelke, Gus
Boles, !'ranees
Bondietti, Albino
Bostitch-Western, Inc.
Bothwel 1, Mrs. Ymi.
Bradbury, w. W.
tt
Bradfield, Bernice
Bradley, ROY
Bramham, James
Branch, Inez
Braun corporation
Breohtelsbauer, Ottilie
Brenner, Eugene
Brink, A. w., Kern Crunty Forestry Ce.np
Brittain, H. VI.
Bro ck' s Market
Brook, Albert
Browman, R. D.
Brown, Isabel DeYoung, M. D.
Brown, Jeanette
Brown , Mar gar et
Bravn, .Mary E., P. H. N.
Bucklin, Mrs. Lela
BuelJ., E.
BUrbridge, Frank, Custodian
BUreau of Printing SUpervisor of DOouments
BUrgess, Beatrice
:eurola, I. M.
BUSing, Mrs . Eliz
BUt terfield, Barbar a
Cagoulides, Andrew
Calder, Robert
C4lderon, Lavina
California Market
California State Chamber of Commerce
Camera Shop, The
'. , .
'
8.50
175.00
5.00
50.00
157 .49
25.00
22. 66
40.00
31.60
67.86
8.50
85.00
a.oo
20.25
55.00
10.00
160.00
95.00
35.00
96.43
1.93
120.00
45.75
50.00
15 .oo
10.24
12.85
138.00
10.00
13.21
85.00
160.00
25. 00
108.00
75.00
5.15
80.oo
160 .oo
12.00
120.00
15.00
80.00
45.00
55.52
750.00
75.68
327
328
Carlson, Elenore General Fund
Carlson, Bilne s.
Carpinteria Water Company
Carri caburu, Mrs. J.
Carrillo & Davis Market
Castagnola, George v.
Castro, Irene
Catchpole, Mrs . Opal
Catholic Big Bros, Inc.
Caywood, Bal D.
central City Chemical consolidated
chand ler , Bel en
Chawiel Paper & SUpply co.
Channel Radio Supply Co.
J
Chaucer, Norton G., M.D.
Chlorine Solutions, Inc.
Chrisman, Gabe
Christensen, Chris
chunchil l and Hopkins
City of Santa Maria
Clark, nily
Clarke, Patience
C. leveland, Pauline .
ell ck, Pansy
Clute, Cora
Cohen, peter, M. D.
Colby, Helen
Coldren' Edna' P. H.N.
Colton, Mrs. Josephine
Colwell, John
commercial Office supply co.
common, F.
common, Wm. c.
Consumers Paper Company
Convent of the Good Shepherd
Cooley, Har I';f
co on ey , Agnes
tt
ft
Coope rn , Gene
Cordova, Abraham
Cota , Mrs. Claude
Cota, J'Uan
county Council of Social .Agencies
Cowan, Janes
cox, Margaret
Cox, Martha
crane, Edward E.
' 160 .oo
9.50
11.ll
25.00
8.61
24.00
55.00
15.60
2. 00
.so
37.48
90.00
67.36
35.12
35.00
4.95
64.29
75.00
2.06
12.80
100.00
60 .oo
81.96 "
10.00
326.13
100.00
160 .oo
68.75
41.07
11.16
130.00
23.00
54.10
50.00
4.50
20.00
ID .OO
20.00
19.50
15 .oo
12.00
a .oo
83.33
50.00
90.00
110.00
150.00
crav io t to Bros
Crawtard, James
Cregan, Mary
crensmw, step hen
Crews, H.R.
Oro ssland , Ernest
cruz, Maria
cutter Laboratories
Dal POZZO ' Joe
1)8.na, Lydia
Daniels, )4ike
Darby, rrene
De.Vies, pelyn V.
March 9th, 1942
General Fwd
Dawn Venetian Blind company
Day, Phoebe H
Day , Thomas p.
Delphey, Calvin c., Asst. County Agent
De Mars, Harold V., M. D.
nennis' Mrs. ])Orothy
Dias , Mrs. Viola
Dictaptlone Corporation
Dodd, L.
Dolll.'mann HOtel Supply compinY
Dominges, Bob A
noornbusb. , Louise
])Otson, Billie Lois
])Ouglas, Weldon
Downing, Emily J.
Drabnic k, Isabel le
Duprey, Constance
Durbiano Dairy
Dyer, Mrs. Vera
Eagle , Irene
Eaves, A. T
Eaves, Albert, Jr.
Eby, Isabel le
Edwards, MUr iel, county Superint enden.t of Schools
Ehrenborg , Ruth D.
Eisenbergs White House, :me.
Ellsingers Automotive service
El Re.Y Surgical supply compiny
Elske, Lillie
El vidge, Sam
Endocrine Products Laboratory
English, Ruth A.
l.55
12.00
55.00
15.00
148.05
5.36
10 00
31.33
3.03
9.94
85.00
116.06
15 .00
140.00
431.00
130.00
25.00
9.70
25.00
5.00
23.75
437.75
151.20
13 .35
135,00
41. 50
85.00
45.00
56.00
100.00
120.00
40.46
10 .00
85.00
45.84
19.50
55.00
75.00
153.80
6.48
7.58
39.92
63.87
100 .oo
52.00
ll.81
1 20.00
329
330
Erenandes, Ysabele
Escobar, Ray
Estrada, Margarita
Everet ts, Charl es
:rarmer Brothers Company
Feathers, Ruth
Feliz, Chester
Feliz, Marjorie
Fenster.maker, Rose
Fillippini, R. C.
Five C Refining Company
Flenj ng' s Market
Florence Crittenton Hane
Flores, Esther
Foothill Dairy
Foss, Gates
Fax, Paul
Franck, Otto J
Franklin, Mrs. c. c.
Fraser, Sara Frances
Fraters, Mrs. Estelle
Freitas, Frank J. A.
Fresno Market
FUller, 'VI. P. &. Company
FU.llwood , Rebecca s.
Gaines Grocery
Gainor, Mrs.Elizabeth
tt
tt
Kamp, Gall.en
Garcia , Annie
Garcia, Mrs. Gabriel
Garcia, Mrs. Jesus
Garcia, Paul
Garrigan, J. D.
Garris, Lou
Gates, Mrs. Hattie
Gates, Howard
Gilberti , Emilio
G. &. M. Cash Market
Goble, Jean
Godsey , Thomas
Gol.den State Company, Ltd.
GonzeltB, Mrs. Car lot ta
Gordon, Margaret
Gott, C. A.
General Fund -
3.61
50.00
25 .oo
12. 50
25.48
100.00
45.00
105.00
ll.00
50.00
83.12
4.31
25.00
50 .oo
16.38
115.00
7.50
13.00
8.oo
50.00
25.00
15.00
25.24
25.60
125.00
15.25
10.00
10.00
10.00
3.07
?0.00
30.00
13 .00
8.50
200 .oo
60.00
2.50
8.oo
13 .oo
l?.41
120.00
40.00
199.48
25.00
100.00
115.00
March 9th, 19 4 2
Gower, Alvin H. General FUnd
Gracia, Mrs. Joseph
Graf'tt, J.
Grant, William T., M. D.
Graves, Ida
Gray, Barbara
Graen, Mrs. H. L.
Grimes, :irrances
Grisingher, Cleo
Grossman, Charlotte
Grothe, Joseph
Grubb, o. A.
GUtierrez, Mrs. D01'a
Hager, ])nma, p.H.N
Henze, Henry G., M.D
Harberts, Richard
Hardy, Clara G.
Hauser, E. E.
tt
Hawver, Helen
Heinrichs, Minnie E.
Helengreen, Marian
Henderson, Ore rles F., M. D.
Hendry , Mrs. Nicol
Bengehold, p. F.
Henni~, Jack
Henry, Charles
Hensley, Raymond
Berman's Market
Hernandez, Miss Esther M.
Hernandez, J.
Hibbs, Mrs. Eva
Higginson, sarah
Bing ?Uen Company
Hin ton Bros. Safety Clinic
Hite, Mark w.
Hobbs, c.
Bobbs, Robert N.
Hoeck, Elsie, P.H.N.
Hohmann, w. C.
Holdener, Mary
Hol eton, Donna
Holiday Hardware Co.
tt
Hollis, A. F.
Holaer and Bailey
125.00
5.00
246.75
50.00
8.50
100.00
25.00
95.00
15.00
120.00
62.50
40.00
40.00
150.00
25.00
45.00
100.00
ll.5.79
35.00
150.00
50.00
80.00
75.00
50.00
10.48
125.00
45.00
1'75.00
166.48
15.00
78.00
20.00
13.00
31.16
6.50
5.96
143.33
72.50
160.00
341.10
45.00
l"00.00
5.58
6.75
80.00
3.07
331
332
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Hoover & Paston
Hopper, Theresa
Homer Woolen Mills Company
Hossack, D. L.
General Fund
Housing Authority of the County of $all ta :aarbara
Howard's Grocery
HC1Ne, Vincent
Hudson, Phfllis
Hutt, Elizabeth H.
Huff, Neal
Huff, Virginia
HUrlbut, Bel Ell
Hyde, Elaine
Ingram Laboratories, Inc.
Ingrim, pr l B.
Italian Store
Italian Universal Bakery & Grocery
Jacobsen, E B.
JagEIIlann, Frieda E.
James, tvm. H.
Jan es , Arthur F.
Jenkins, Harry
Joehnck, D. F.
Johnson, Claude
J obn son, Mrs. Del la
Johnson, Jam.es B.
Johnson, w. B.
Johnson, F 'W.
Johnson, Winifred
Johnston, w. F
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Jones Stationery and Gif'ta
Jordano Bros
ft
-
Juillard-Cockorott corp.
ICallmen 's Garden Nursery
-
Kane, Dina
Kane, Edward
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Karl s Grocery
Karl 's Shoe Stores, Ltd.
Keating, :Marguerite
Keating, Mary
Keller, Bel ED
Kal. ley, H.
Keran Laundry
Kinkead, Frances
Kindred, Mrs. J. o.
King, A.rllla E.
King, Mrs. Cbarles
-
l.00
100.00
77.25
10.27
375.00
61.71
5 4.00
100.00
225.00
50.00
40.00
175.00
85.00
8.08
190.00
99.16
53.25
200.00
125 .oo
35.00
125.00
45.00
10.75
50.00
50.00
14.00
5.00
11.00
45.00
80.00
3.09
54.58
2.59
25.80
38.68
55.00
110.00
11.80
44.72
so.oo
135 .oo
30.54
163.20
25.67
130.00
25.00
130.00
16.00
March 9th, l 942
Kittredge, D. w., Jr., M. D.
Dall, C. Q.
Komlei, Charles
Koopmans, s.
Kramer, Monica F.
Xyle, Chet
LaBreohe, Jessie
Lach, Mrs. Louise
La].onde' Mrs. nank
I,angwortby, l4Uriel
La NUeva Victoria
Larco, s. Fish Co
Laurent , :li th
Lebeck Grocery
Lebeck, F. O.
Lederle Laboratories
"
Lee, Lel ah M.
Lee, Thomas T.
Lennon, Kathleen
-
Leslie, Xather.l.ne
Leslie, Mrs . Katherine
Lewis Dnplemen t Co
Lewis , Thomas A
Light, Marvin
Liljekvist, Naomi
.
Lillard, w. T.
Linds Cafe
.
Lit t1. e, Mae
Live Oak Dairy, Inc.
Livingston, Mrs. John G
Locke, Harry
Logan, i.trs. Frances
Lompoc Cleaners
Lopez, Mrs. Lillian
Lore, Lou s.
Lorenz, Frederick s. ,:M.n.
Lorigo, Mrs. :Mary Lou
Los Angel.es Stamp & stationery co.
LOW ' Glenn w.
Lustre-She en Products
Ma bey, )(orris
Madden, Edward
Madsen, Eva
Magneto & Electrical Service
General Fund
75.00
12.00
65.00
40.00
135 .oo
110.00
160 .oo
22.50
26.00
115.00
260.81
30.00
39.20
6.00
18.48
14.00
65 .41
27 .25
24.00
12.00
75.47
75.00
75.00
95.28
90.00
44.64
105.00
25.65
1.49
28.00
68.28
26.78
l '70 .oo
10.00
3.81
s.oo
151.04
25.00
15.00
8.16
1.58
22.00
29.40
50.00
8.50
101.79
6.13
333
334
Main, R. C., M. D.
Mairs, Allen G.
)(al tine Compiny, The
Mangan, Thomas
Martin, Allyn
Martin, Arthur
Martinez, Mrs. Sauline
J4athews, A
Mathews, Mrs. c. L.
14&ttioe, Laven
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Maurer, Net ti e A
Maxwel 1, Elizabeth
Maxwell , J. V.
11.ay, Elmer
Meachim, Archie L.
Medina, Henry
Medrano, Cesario
Men egon, Mary
Menezes, Mrs. Mary
Mesirow, Dr.M. E.
GeD eral Fund
Miller, E. s. Laboratories, Inc
tt
Mock, Delmar
Moffitt, Andrew J.
Moffitt, Mrs. Hazel
Molloy, Mollie
Monroe, Alice
Monte Vista Dairy
Mo ore Mer can tile Co.
tt
- Moore, c. p., Justice of the peace
Moraga , pwrank P .
Moran , Geo.
Morgan, Joseph
Morley , ]'rank
Morris, L. J.
MOssi, Ellen
MUe ller , Edward
MUrphy, Catherine
)tlth, Walter
tt
MoAtee, Olga
McBane, S.
Mccaleb, Grace
MCCaughey' Arma E.
Mccaughey, J. P.
Mccloskey, James M.
400.53
45.00
43.61
12.86
100.00
100.00
?.85
12 .oo
25.00
20. 00
15 .oo
100.00
50.00
40.00
8 .50
14. 00
s.oo
50.90
52.50
50.00
32.45
22.76
?2.50
50.00
50.00
69.82
115.00
43.68
3.10
21.75
7.21
140.00
148.05
40.00
6.18
16.?5
45.00
4 5.00
50 .oo
25.00
40.00
115.00
163.20
15.00
135.00
200.00
45.00
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March 9th, 1942
llOClo sic ey , Jam es M.
McCord, Joseph
Mol'arland, Sadie B.
MoFeeters, Joseph
lloGee, Birdie
MoGinley, BUgh
General FUnd
McKesson and RObbins, Incorporated
McLeod, Beth
MoNall Building Materials
MoTavish, Neola
Needles, Dr. ;r. w.
Baell, Mildred
Negus l'Urniture stare
Jrewland , L. H.
Newman , oar l
Nogues, Henry
Nortbman, George
O'Banion Dairy
ft
ocampo, Jose
Olivera, Krs. Rose
Olsen, Arthur R., M.D
Ortega , Ros al 1 e
Osborne, Hortense M
Ost er, Mildred
Ott Hardware Co.
tt
Otto, Leslie E.
Ovieda, E. G.
ovieda, TOney
Owl Drug company, The
Pacific Coast P\lblishing Ob.
paci:rio oas & Eleotri o Co.
paoi:f'io Lodge
Paci:t'io s. W. Realty Co.
P&lmaymesa, Mrs. Adelaide
Palmer, Helm E.
Patrick, \falter
Patterson, Mrs . '' E.
pearsons Grocery
Pearson, Ann
Pedersen, Charlotte
Pentield, Ylallace a.
Perrin, Joyce, M. D.
Peterson, Miss Erike
P.f ahler, EVelyn
25.00
28.13
34.00
45.00
12.14
40.00
7.50
150.00
130.06
74.29
50.00
45.00
5.72
100 .oo
60.00
ao.oo
25.00
3.64
5.46
20.00
?.50
75.00
16.00
135.00
90.00
3.05
5.00
25.00
60.00
24.62
23.15
2.66
?.50
65.00
2.50
14.00
100.00
ao.oo
28.?0
100.00
l~;OO
400.00
25.00
10.00
17.14
335
336
Piantetti, Mrs. Isabelle R.
Pierce, Wi l l
Piggly Wi ggly
Pil lers , James
Pilling, The George & Son co.
pitt, J. A
Pittsburgh Paints
Plescia, Bessie B.
Pollorena, Ric ha?d
Potter, R. F
pUcoio, Rosa
queen, Nora
Railway J!:Xpres s .Agency
Ren d , Hal.pill, Hibler,Inc .
Rathfon, Mrs. Katherine
Ray, June
Reasons, Ruth M.
Regalia, Mrs. Catherine
Reio llert, Har~
Reily Machine li orks
Remington Band, Inc.
Rile ams, Sarah o.
Ricba?dson, Mr s . Charles
Bich.ardson, Hazel
Richardson, Nancy
Higgs, LOuise
R1 va 's Groo ery
Biviera Dairy Creamery
Rodenbeck' s
.
Rodman, Clyde L.
Rodriquez, Mrs. Ruth
Roerig, ;r. B. & Canpany
Roeser & sons
Roesler, Bruce E., M. D.
Romero , Louis
Rosemary Farm
Rbseibary Packing Company
ROss, Hector
RUddl e, Doris
BUdolpb., H. J.
Biiz, ars. Mamie s.
Bis si ck, Kr s. Dorothy M.
RYan, Dolores
General Fund
$ 10.00
12 .00
5 0.00
336.07
57 .50
28.92
10.00
10.22
115 .oo
75 .00
10.00
15 .00
32.86
3.62
8.95
10.QO
1.00.00
135.00
10.00
70.00
4.20
10.00
84.67
14 .82
14.00
95.00
85.00
90 .oo
13 .74
81.67
36.32
22.81
170.00
5 0.00
58.80
74.00
74.00
25.00
24.00
52.20
1.55
45.00
95.00
350.00
10.00
52.50
eo.oo
March 9th, 1942
RYan, Mary c. General !'Und
Rfzner, J.
Sa:teway Stores, Inc.,
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Salvation Army Home
Sanders, Kathryn
Sandoval, Mrs. Connie
Sanitary !,attn.dry
1/377
San Marcos-Montecito Dairy
Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital
s. B. Ccunty Chamber of Commerce
santa Barbara 'Electric oanpeny
Sant a Barbar a Packing company, Inc.
Santa Barbara Retread Shop
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San t a Maria Inn
S. M. Lodge No. 90 K of P
Sant a Maria Milk Company
Sarri, Jo.tm
Saunders, Margaret
Savage, Josephine
Sayre, Albert
Scarborough, Ruth
Sohering Corporation
Schindler, Joseph
Schulenburg, Lalra
Schuyler, Minnie E.
l00 .00
151.20
710.83
5.60
12.10
176.82
2&7. 69
92.40
16.42
7.70
171.13
291.95
100 .oo
. 120.00
15.00
6.81
319.16
3. .64
3 . 00
126.00
259.15
42.98
49.71
10.00
2l 63
6.49
12.98
7.21.
7. 21
7.21
3.35
16.68
7.21
7.21
7.21
250.00
200.21
10.00
132.57
20.00
8.50
100.00
8.67
8.50
45.00
80.00
337
338
souitti, Mrs. Mabal
Sears, Roebuck & oomi:any
seaside Oil company
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Seeley, D. M.
Serna, J.
Shankland , Leona
Sharp & Dohme, Inc.
Shaw, Arthur
Shell Oil Company, Inc.
Shorkley, T. M., M. D.
Silva, lllpe
Silva, M.
Sing Hop co.
General Fund
Singer-Brooks, Charlotte, M. D.Singleton,
RObert
Sink, Dr. W.D.
sma1 ley' Elda
Smith, Xline & Fremh Laboratories
smith, Elizabeth
sm:1 th. Barry
smith, Leland B
Smith, Maitland
smith, Mrs. Nellie
Smith, Ray
smyth, E. F., Asst. County Agent, USDA
social service ]fxchange
Solvang Garage & service Sta tion
Solvang 14111 & LJ1mber Yard
So. calit. Disinfecting co.
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sruthem California Edison co. Ltd.
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Southern Counties Gas Company
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$ 6.83
4.35
43. 55
19.63
80.00
112.80
40.00
2.12
120.00
26.90
25.00
15 .oo
123. 75
? 79
200 .oo
22.50
50.00
90 .oo
12.82
45.00
110.00
175.00
61.07
5. 00
50 . 00
19.81
50.00
8.78
2.16
20.16
16.20
4.96
6.21
l.52
217.81
28.92
8.58
3.99
76.09
60.25
126. 90
10.00
59. 52
2.83
21.98
3.23
2.22
March 9th, 1942
Southel"!l Pacific Compenf General Fund
n
Southern Pacitic Railroad company
Scuthern Pacitio Mill ing co.
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Spreitz Transportation
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Squibb, E. R. & Sons
Standard Oil Company of califarnia
state Treasuer
Stedman, E J.
Stein, Emma L
Stewart, John L
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Stewart, Paul E.
Stillwell, E. W
Stookwel l LOO k Inspect ion Co.
tt
Stout , Mrs. Mar1
Stover, Fred
Stover, Ruth
Streeter, Geo. c.
Stronach, Miss Helen
Strong, F.
Strunoe, Jennie
Sturgeon, H.
St. Vincents School
sunshine Grooer1
su t ton, June
Sutton, Leola
Sweetser, H. c.
Tapie , Nathan
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Taverna, Mrs. Joe
Teixeria, M.
Thacher, Dlin K. , M'. D.
Thielicke, Mrs. Fred
Thole, H.
Thompson, Homer C.
Thompson, Homer c., Inc.
Thurmond, Edi th B
Tiboni, Mrs. Catherine
Tilton' L. DEIDing
Todd, Grace
Tomasini, R.
12.55
201.05
85.08
6.49
ll.52
75 .05
28.08
3.75
19.63
12.26
50.00
161.25
160.00
333.33
48.81
8.50
17.50
12.00
20.00
10.00
100 .oo
120.00
190.00
57 .50
172.SO
80.00
161.00
85.54
8.61
40.00
40.00
50.00
12.00
45.00
8.50
148.05
100 .oo
25.00
101.20
8.65
3.00
100.00
20.00
50.00
10.00
163.20
339
340
TanpJdns, Elvira
Torres, Mrs. Rosalia
Touchette, Edna L.
Troup, Charles
TUnmer, Beatrice
TUrner, Arthur D
TWit chell, Leona rd
Underwood, Orville
Union Printing Co.
United press Associat1oDS
Updike, cecile
UpJohn Company, The
Uribe, Adella
u. s. Market
Van Horn, J. A.
Voight , Blb ert L.
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Wade, Mrs. Martha H.
Wadsworth, Edwin A.
Wagner, Ernest D.
Walker, Mrs. Ada
fl
Walker, Mrs. Nora
Wall, J ack
Wall, T. T.
Wal.teme th, Joyce
Warr Ell , Bernal l
Water DepartI12nt
Watson, :Raymond
\feidmen, Phil
Western Auto Supply co.
Westwick Iron Works
Whitehead, Sarah J.
Whitford, Margaret
Whitley, stella
Whitn~, Arthur
-V/hi tney, carol
Wilkerson, Marie
Viilkes, Jack
V/illhoit, J. B.
\Villlams, Mrs. Flor me e
V/illiams, Jack
Willow Brook Dairy
Wilson & D'Andrea
Wilson, EVa L.
General Fund
45.00
18.70
60.00
125.00
85. 00
140.00
96.00
35.00
8.91
8.33
46.43
2.07
19.66
32.00
9.24
?.ll
44.80
500.00
25 .00
225.00
18.82
3 0.00
40 .00
23.22
7.45
125.00
100.00
125.00
12.80
46.25
ll.5. 00
180.00
27.71
23.?9
13. 95
34.00
46.50
37.50
140.00
3) .54
100.00
7 .25
45.00
10.79
17 . 94
4.38
300 .oo
March 9th, 1942
Wilson, "EVa L. General Fund
Wilson, KEil t R., M. D.
Winter, C. E.
Winthrop Chemical Co., Inc.
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Wong Wing
.
Wood, Charles
Wood, Vincent E.
Wood, Mrs. w. H.
Wood, William
Wood.worth, Helen L., PBN
Wright, K
.
Wyeth, John and Brother
Yauney Machine Works
Young, George
Zwimpter, Frieda c.
Adams , Noman
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Good Roads Fund
sociated Telephone Co. Ltd
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Barnes, Chas.
Beard Motor Company
Biby, Howard
Block. A.
Breen ,Ed
Brooks and Borra
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Bra-Jn-Bevis Equipment co.
Burd, Chas.
Calif. Corm gated Culvert co.
Church, Thomas
. COoley, Harry
craviotto Brothers
Dal Pozzo, Joe
Dover, Frank
Farren, Art
Fredericksen, Stanley
Grigsby, Al
Hanly, Leo
Harnisc.h.:f'eger Corporation
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Hebel, A. R., Garage
Heinrichs, Minnie E.
$ l.15.50
10.00
135.00
3.03
7.58
0.00
125.00
23.51
2.50
45.00
180.00
104.00
18.66
24.10
2.11
110.00
86.00
94.00
12.75
11.10
2.50
6.00
4.00
24.0l
81.00
111.30
66.00
4.89
224.54
35.19
44.22
154.00
371.71
50.00
54.00
16.52
474.79
72.00
154.00
4.00
72.00
19.5 .00
35.37
1.06
26.22
50.00
341
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Henning, Charles
Herald, Wm.
Hilderbrand, A. J
Hilderbrand, W. G.
Hosmer, Helen
Humphrey Motors
Janes, A. F.
La Frombois, Bill
Lambert, C. E.
Lang, Marvin
Las Cruces Garage
Lee, L.
Lewis ImplemEll t Co.
Light, Marvin
Lilla.rd, w. T.
DUldberg's Blacksmith Shop
Madsen, Jerry
Qood Roads l!\Uld
Magneto & Electrical service
Moore, Joseph Q. Co.
Mccabe's Tire Shop
McGinnis, John
Neel, Harry
Nicoles, Tustin
Nielsen and Petersen
Ochoa, Chas
Olivera, Albert
ontiveras, Laurence
Ontiveros ,A. E.
Ovieda, E. G.
Petersen, ]'red
Pico, Haz:ry
Robbins, E.
Robles, G.
Romero, Louis
Roseborough, Arthur
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R\lt'tner & Ruffner
Santa Barbara Brake Service
Santa Barbara Crane Service
Santa Barbara Retread Shop
San ta Ynez Ware.house and Milling Co.
Saulsbury, LElln
Shell 011 oo.
Smith, F. L. Hardware Co.
Solva.og Garage & Service Station
.
Southern Cali.ft mia Edison co. Ltd.
ft
57.50
132.00
96.00
75. 00
25 .oo
1.57
22.00
154.00
114.00
6.00
1.01
144.90
24.42
15.45
75.00
2.8.15
30.00
50. 2)
73.62
27 . 97
154 .oo
450.00
4. 66
18.57
112. 00
49.50
168.00
126.00
30.00
16.00
55.00
40.00
49.50
36.00
72.00
59.06
5.72
642.00
42.64
21.01
232.00
4.23
1.75
36.80
1.25
5.99
,
RequPst o!
A'l'My
Authorities
tor Maps
showing loc
o! County
Bridges e.t c
. ~.~ ,'
. .
. .", .
. . -
March 9th, 1942
Sa.ithern Ca.inties Gas Co.
Texas Co, The
Thomas, Roy
TroJan Powder Company
Union Hardware & Metal co.
Water Department
Western ~lelding Co.
QOod Roads Fund
Engel, K. s.
Berlier, v. M.
Bowers & stokes
Guadalupe CEllletery District Fund
Santa Maria Canetery District Fund
Whiteside, T. L.
\Vhi tney , M. H.
Moller, K.
s. B. Co. Waterworks Dist #1 Maint .Fund
.pacitic Gas & Electric Co.
Santa Ynez Valley News
Bailey, Ethel H. ~l:ary P\tnd
Oaywo od, Hal D.
Dodge, E. G., coroner
7.95
3?.66
132.00
?2.l?
l.95
13.50
150.00
120.00
17.82
120.00
aO .OO
40.00
26.49
9.27
5.oo
5.oo
130.00
Upon the passage of the foregoing Orders, the roll being called, the
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tollowi.ng Supervisors voted Aye, to wit: Thoms T. Dinsmore, $am J. stanwood , J.
Monroe Rutherford, and Ronald M. Adam. NB.YB: None. Absent: c. L. preisker
.
/ In the Matter of request of A,;rmy authorities, Camp Cooke, for maps
showing location of all county bridges, and load limit of each bridge.
ti on Upon motion of Supervisor Adam, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered
that the county Planning Commj ssion be, and it is hereby r equested to furnish each
Road District with a map of said District.
Communicati ~s
trom J. F.
Goux. .
In the Matter of comm1nications from J. F. Goux.
-Oomminications from J. F. Goux, relative to policy of the Board of
In re:
Uniter\ Sta
vs. 0.2
Acres of l
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d.
Supervisors in regard to questions concerning public acts and official conduct of
its members, were received and ordered placed on file.
In the Matter of the case of United states vs. 0.2 Acres of Land in
the County of Santa Barbara, et al, in the District Court of the United States.
/ Resolution No. 4115
IT lS IEREBY OmERE3 AND RESOLVED tba t the District Attorney of the
County of Santa Barbara, State of Ca lifornia, be and he is hereby authorized and
directed to appear and defend the Coo.nty of Santa Barbara and the members of the
Board of $.lpervisors in the case of United States v. 0.2 acres of Land in the
county of San ta Barbara, et al., being No. 1475-B Civil, in the Dis trict Court
of the United States, in and tor the Southern District of Qalifornia, Central Division
And the said District Attorney is further authorized and directed to
take all necessazy steps tor the defense of said action on behalf of said county of
Santa Barbara and said Board of Supervisors.
passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the Ca.inty of Santa
Barbara, -s tate of California, this 9th day of March, 1942 , by the following vote:
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Appointment
ot a Chairm
Pro tem .
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1.
Santa Barba 'J1
County Soil
Coneervatio
District.
AYes: Tho.mas T. Dinsnore, Sam J. Stanwood , J. Monroe RUthertord, and
Ronald M. Adam. Noes: None. Absent: c. L Preis.ker.
.
Upon motion the Board adjourned sine die.
The for egoing minutes are hereby approved
Cbairroon
Cl rk.
-
Supervisors
-
Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara, State of California,
March 23rd, 194-2 , at 10:00 o'clock a. m. Present: Supervisors Thomas T
Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J . Monroe Rutherford, Ronald M. Adam and J. E.
Lewie, Clerk Absent: Supervisor C. L. Preisker.
In the l~atter of the Appointment of a Chairman Pro Tem.
It was moved, duly seconded and carried that Supervisor Sam J. Stanwood be, and
he is hereby appointed Chairman Pro Tem
- Supervisor Stanwood in the Chair
Tbe minutes o! the ~ egular meeting of March 9th, 194-2, were read and approve~
-In the Matter of the Organization of the Santa Barbara County Soil Conservation
District.
"' Resolution No. 4-116
WHEREAS, on the 7th day of March , 194-2, a petition was presented to the clerk
of this Board requesting the organization of the Santa Barbara County Soil Conservation
District, describing the boundaries thereof, setting forth the approximate numbe
ot acres within the proposed district and the approximate numb er of acres for which
each signer signed as owner, and specifying the number o~ directors it is desired to
elect t o govern tbe district to be five; and
WHEREAS, all of the area within the proposed di strict lies in this county; and
WHEREAS, the county assessor of Santa Barbara County, in which all of the
proposed district lies, has certi!ied to the clerk of this board the informati on
required by l aw; and
WHEREAS, the petition is signed by 500 or more owners of land proposed by the
petition to be organized as the Santa Barbara County Soil Conservation District, who
Own at least 10 per cent in acreage of the entire area (exclusive of land of the
United States, this State, any public district, or any city or county) proposen to be
included within the district; and
WHEREAS, this Board is satis~ied as to the genuineness of the signatures to the
petition, the eligibility of the signers thereto, an~ all other matters relating to
the sufficiency of the petition;
NOW , THEREFORE, IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED, FOUND, AND DECLARED that said petition
complies with the requirements of Division IX of the California Public Resources
Code, and
IT IS FURTHER RESOLVED that the clerk of this Board be directed to forward a
certified copy of the petition to the State Soil Conservation Commission , with a
request that the commission investigate the proposed district, particularly with
reference t o its practicability and feasibility for ef~ectively controlling run-off
or preventing or controlll ng soil erosion therein at a cost commensurate with the
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March 23rd, 1942.
345
probable benefits, and further requesting that the commission report to this Board as
soon es pr acticable. I .
IT IS FURTHER RESOLVED that the clerk of th.is Board be directed to forward
to the State &il Conservation Commission a copy, duly certified, of this resolution. I
Ot!er of /
War Depart
ment to
purchase
prope7'ty.
War Depart .,
ment pre!
ers to
purchase
county par -Point
Sal
anrt Surt'.
Cooper a ti v /
Agreem~nt
with Fel\er
Works
Agency.
The foregoing Resolution was passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors
ot the County of Santa Barbara, State of California, this 23rd day of March, 1942, by
the f ollowing vote, to wit : AYES : Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J . Stanwood, J . Monroe
Ruther ford and Ronald M. Adam. NAYS: None . ABSENT: C. L. Preisker.
In the Matter of Communication from the War Departmen~ , Camp Cooke , otferin
to purchase trom the County.a parcel of property to be used in connection with Camp
Cooke.
Communication from the War Department , Camp Cooke, of tering to purchase fro'
the Count y , t or the sum of $150. 00, a one acre tract of 18Jld to be used in connection
with Camp Cooke was read.
Upon motion of Supervisor Adam, duly seconded ani carried unanimously. , it
was ordere~ that said matter be referred to the District Attorney with instructions to
prepare tbe necessary proceedings for the acceptance of the aforementioned o!f er.
In the Matter of Connnunication from the War Department , Camp Cooke, Relat1v
to leasing, rather than purchasing , county parks located at Point SR1 and Surf .
Communi cation stating that the War Department praters to purchase, rather
than lease, the county parks located at Point Sal and Surt was read anq ordere1 placed
on file .
In the Matter of Cooperative Agreement with the Federal Works Agency,
Public Roads Administration, for the construction and maintenance of an access road
from Camp Cooke to the north City limits of S3.D1ta Marla
The above entitled matter was referred to Harry Neel, o!!ice of the fifth
road district , ana. continued until April 6th, 1942.
Maintenanc / In the Matter of Mai ntenance Dredging of Santa Barbara Harbor and Restora-
Dredging
Harbor anrt tion of Beaches.
Restoratio
ot Beaches Request of United States Engineer Office tor payment of twenty-fi ve
Abant\o nmen I
ot portion
ot two roa s
in town ot'
Orcutt.
thousand dollars which the County agreed to appropriate, in participation with the
City of Santa Barbara and the War Department , for maintenance dredging of the Santa
Barbara Harbor was referred to the County Auditor with the request thathe prepare
the proper claim therefor; said appropriation having been authorized by this Board on
February 2~th , 1942.
In the Matter of the Petition of the Union Oil Company , and others, tor
the abandonment o! portions of two roads and an alley situate in the town of Orcutt.
The above entitled petition was referred to Harry Neel, of~ice of the
Communicat
f i :f'th r oad
o'ft.
di s~ric t, and continued until April 6th, 1942.
In the Matter of Communication from the Southern Pacific Company Relative
Notice /
granting
permission
to constru t
BPUJ" tJ"ack -
Town o!
Gua~alupe .
to Visibility conditions at Various Cross~ngs located in the Third Superv~sorial
District.
The above entitled matter was referred to Supervisor Ruther tord for
investigation.
In the Matter of Notice that the State Ra.1lroad Commission bas granted
the Southern Pacific Company permissi on to const ruct a spur track across Second and
Pacheco Str eets, in the t own of Guadalupe.
Above entit led Notice was received and Ordered plac ed on t i le.
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Resolution v
Reporting
In the Matter of Resolution of the County Probation Committee and Report
of the Chief of the City Fire Department Relative to inadequate fire protection at
to City Fi e
Department
to inadeau te the Detention Home.
~ire protection
at
Detention ome.
Resolution and report were read.
It was moved, duly seconded and carried unanimously, that said matter be,
and it is hereby referred to Supervisor Stanwood tor a complete investigation and
report to this Board
Recommenl\a /
t1ona ~or
Agricultu,. 1
Developmen -Soil
surve
Terminatio /
ot Lease t
Leeds-Hill
Barnard an
Jewett.
In the Matter of Recommendations for th.e Agricultural Development ot
'
Santa Barbara County, with Special Reference to Farm Finance, Submitted by Representative
Agricultural leaders of the County.
A copy of the above entitled recommendations was given to each member of
the Board.
Upon motion of Supervisor Rutherford, duly seconded and unanimously
carried, it is ordered that the Clerk be, and he is hereby directed to request the
Farm Advisor to outline the necessary procedure, approximate cost to the County,
etc., to procure the proposed soil survey of the southern portion of the County.
In the Matter of Termination of Lease to Leeds-Hill, Barnard and Jewett,
engineering firm, on portion of the Santa Maria Veterans' Memorial Building which it
now occupies.
Upon motion of Supervisor Adam, duly seconded and carried, unanimously,
1t is ordered that the above entitled matter be, and it is hereby re!erred to the
District Attorney for a recommendation to this Board on April 6th, 1942
Tuberculo 1, In the Matter of Tuberculosis Subsidy to the Santa Barba~a General Hospit
Subsidy !o
pe~1o~ end ng for the Period Ending December 31st, 1941.
December 3 st,
1941. Confirmation of Tuberculosis subsidy, forwarded to the Santa Barbara
Notice re:
Fo"reign
owned
property .
Reallowanc
o! Applica
!or Childr
Air\, Old
Age Securi t
and Blind
Aid .
.
General Hospital by the State Department of Public Health, for the period ending
December 31st, 1941, in the sum of $5,211.52, was received and Ordered placed on
file.
/ In the Matter of Notice from State Department of Finance Relative to
Report on Foreign owned property subject to the jurisdiction of the United States.
The above entitled matter was referred to the County Assessor.
In the Matter of Reallowance of Applications for Children s Aid, Old Age
ons Security e.nd BJ.ind Aid.
I S
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it i s order.ed that the application
for Children's Aid, Old Age Security, and Blind Aid, previously allowed by this Board
be reallowed, and the Auditor of this County is directed to draw his warrants numbere
A17544 to Al7575, inclusive, in the sum of $2,169.78, for the month of Me~ch, 1942,
and warrants numbered Al7576 to Al7S21, inclusive, in the sum of $11,373.50, for the
month of April, 1942, for the payment of said Ch.ildren' s Aid; warrants numbered
A17g22 to Al9296, inclusive, in the sum of $53,122.62, tor the payment of Old Age
Security for tbe month of April, 1942; and warrants numbered Al9297 to Al9347, inclusive,
in the sum of $2,450.75, for the payment of Blind Aid for the month ot
April, 1942.
It is further Ordered t hat a list of Santa Barbsxi County warrants numbere
Al7544 to Al9347, inclusive, giving the name of each individual recipient of Children s
Aid, Old Age Security, and Blind Aid, and the amount of aid allowed to each recipient
be placed on file in the office of the County Clerk, and is hereby made a part of the
minutes of this Board of Supervisors, to have the same e!fect as though incorporated
herein.
Change' s /
in Old
Age Securi
March 23rd, 1942 347
In the Matter of Changes in Old Age Security.
It appearing to the Board f:rom "Notices of Change 11 , filed by the County
Welfare Department , that certain adjustments should be made in the amount of aid
. ' granted to the following Needy Aged Persons; upon motion, duly seconded and carried,
it is therefore
' . .
ORDERED THAT the amount of aid granted to the needy aged persons listed
below be changed to the amount set opposite their names' beginning April lat , 1942,
(unless otherwise indicated) as follows, to wit :
NAME
RESTORATIONS
Chambers , Kate c.
Conklin, Catheri ne A.
Cooley, Martha Ann
l~artinez , H1J 1nio
Prenet t , Jessi e
Reyna, Encarnacion
Sarina, Angelo
Walch, Martha
Wor th, Mary
INCREASES
Ad.ams , Nancy J.
Adams, Wm. J .
Beam, Bessie
Beam, J oshua Franklin
.
Beckwith, Henry
Culli nan, Rose
Davis, Florence Ann
De la Torre, Dolores
Downs, William T.
Eagl e, Juana Pico
Earl, Chancey
Eby, Ja,m es R
Emerick, Martin A.
Erbet ti, Carlo
Cravell e, Charlotte
Harriman, Forest J .
Harrison, J . Wilson
Howe , Gertrude c.
Isom, Helen
Isom, Ira W.
Martin, Joseph L.
Petersen, Peter Soren
.
Robson, George
Romero, Jose del Carmen
Romero , Jose Maria
St empel, George F.
DECREASES
Ander s on, Louis
Bettencourt, Estella
Cooley, Grace H.
TOTAL AID GRANTED
$40. 00
4o . oo
35.00
4o . oo
12. 35
33 . 7s
4o. oo
40 . 00
4o~oo
35. 00
35.00
4o . oo
4o .oo
4o .oo
36 ~ 00
40.00
36. 00
35. 00
31. 00
3s. oo
4o.oo
37 .00
40. 00
35.00
4o. oo
25.00
30. s5
36. 00
36. 00
4o .oo
36. 00
34.oo
25.75
2s . oo
32. 00
31. 00
10.00
29 . 00:
REliAARKS
3/2/42
3/1/42
3/1/42
3/1/42
348
Changes in
Children's /
Aid.
NAI.JlE
DECREASES (Continued)
Cot~, Flora de Maria
Crist, Burton
Day, Ellen
DaY, William I.
Fo~syth , Joseph H.
Harrison, Jacob c.
Hilton, Anna
Jessee, 1-Aary E.
Lewis, sarah Frances
Mitchell, Thomas M
Owens, Caroline
Proctor, !~aria
Sundber g , Peter.
Ward, Jennie
TOTAL AID GRANTED
32. 00
35.00
36.00
36.00
36. 00
22 . 00
13.25
13.00
32. 00
34.oo
.
8. 00
33 . 50
36 . 00
37. 00
RElv1ARK8
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DISCONTINUANCES - effective March 31 st , 1942, unless otherwise 1nd1aated
Allot, Harry
Chambers, Kate C
Clark, George Paris
Grant, Ella Il!ay
Gregersen, Jens
Guild, Daniel R
Gunter, Sallie
Harns, Grace M.
Harns, Wi lliam K
Nicolson , Kather ine
Patterson , William
Perry, Sarah
Ruiz, Caetano
Ruiz, M. A.
Witcher, Mary H
In the Matter of Changes in Children's Aid.
2/28/42
2/28/42
2/28/42
2/28/42
2/28/42
2/28/42
2/28/42
It appearing to the Boar\ from "Notices of Change 11 , tiled by the County
Welfare Department, t hat certain adjustments should be made in the amount of aid, et .,
granted to the f ollowing named persons ; upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it
is therefore
ORDERED, that the amount of aid granted to Children listed below be
changed to the amount set opposite their names beginning April let, 1942, (unless
otherwise indicated), as follows,to wit:
NAME
RESTORATIONS
De Solminihac, Pierre, Emile and Louise
JSorter, Virginia MaY and Hazel lviarie
INCREASES
Cook, Ralph, David and Lois
Erranova, Edward, Adalaida and Victoria
Gin, Hoon Koy, Bick Soon and Beverly
Hall, Louise E. and Harold A
Jefferson, Henry
TOTAL AID GRANTED
$60 . 00
45.00
61.50
66. oo
64.oo
45.00
39.00
REMARKS
3/5/42
March 23rd, 1942
NAME
INCREASES (Continued)
Jiminez, Joaquin
Martinez, Angel, Antonia, Mary Louise
Frank J. and Margaret
Ontiveros, Robert, Sally and Alfredo
Redmond, James
Rios, Edward, Adeline and Virginia
TOTAL AID GRANTED
35.00
349
RElMRKS
3/1/42
3/1/42
Talamantes,. Sally and Amelia
Torres, Manuela Kather!ne
Whitsett, Charles
95.00
82.50
22.50
86.oo
62.00
22.50
36.00
3/1/42
County Ain. ./
Report.
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Cancellat1o /
o! Func\s.
DECREASES
Andrade, Louis, Sebastian, Valentine,
Marcelina and Fernando
Banuelos, Mar.cala and Miguel
Garcia, Isadora, Angela, Jose and Alvira
Rowe, John David
Ruiz, Ophelia, Eleazar, Frank and Anita
Sa.las, Christina Micala and Elsie
Sa.J azar, Edwardo
DISCONTINUANCES
Bischof, Helen
Correa, Adolph
Ellis, Fern
Jefferson, Lavern
CHANGE OF PAYEE
RECIPIENT OF AID PAYEE BEFORE CHANGE
Garcia, Isadora, Angela,
Jose and Alvira
Sotello, Juan (Martin),
Eustac~a, Thomas,
Carlos, Monica, Cornelius
Gabriella and Katherine
Weneeslado Garcia
Edgar M. Bructer
Talamantes, Sally and Amelia Juana Sanchez
In the Matter of County Aid.
79.00
22.50
67.00
55.00
4o.oo
45.00
34.50
3/1/42
4/1/42
3/13/42
3/31/42
1/31/42
4/21/42
PAYEE AFTER CHANGE
Petra Garoia 3/1/42
Mrs. Jess Carbajal
Gabriella Talamantes
3/1/42
Upon motion, d.11ly seconded and carried unanimously, it is ordered that
County Aid be granted to the list or applicants submitted by the County Welfare Depart
ment, and the County Auditor of Santa Barbara County is directed to draw his warrants
numbered C 1 to C 535, inclusive, in the sum of $4,661.93, tor the month of April,
1942, for the payment o~ said County Aid.
It is further ordered that a list of santa Barbara County warrants numbere
C 1 to C 535, inclusive, giving the name of each individual recipient of County Aid,
and the amount of aid allowed to each recipient, be placed on file in the of~ice of
the County Clerk, and is hereby made a part of the minutes of this Boa.:rd of Supervisor ,
to have the same effect as though incorporated herein
In the Matter of Report of the Santa Barbara General Hospital tor the
Month of February, 1942.
Report was received and ordered placed on tile.
In the Matter of Cancellation of Funds.
Resolution No. 4117
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County
that the sum o! $100.00 is not needed in Account 10 B 23, Replacements of Equipment,
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Cancellat1
ot Funds.
Cancellation
of
Funds .
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Cancellat q.n
ot Funds.
Transter t 1
Funds.
Maintenance and Operation, Statistician, General Fund, and the sum of $100. 00 is not
needed in Account 30 B 23, Replacements of Equipment , Maintenance and Operation,
Purchasing Agent , General Fund;
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of two hundred dollars
($200 . 00) be and the same is hereby cancelled from the above accounts and ret ur ned t o
the Unappropriated Reserve Gener al Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution , the roll being called, the
tollowing Super~isors voted Aye , to wit : Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J . Stanwood, J
Monroe Ruther f ord and Ronald It . A.clam . Na,ys , None. Absent , C. L. Prei sker.
In the Matter o! Cancellation of Funds.
Resoluti on No . 411g
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Be~bara County
that the sum of $650. 00 is not ne ede1 in the following a.ccounts in Salaries and V/ages
Gaviota Beach Park, General Fund: 173 A 11, Lifeguard, $300. 00 ; 173 A 51 , Caretaker,
$300. 00, and 173 A 6o, Labor , $50. 00; and the sum of $50. 00 is not needen in 173 B 22
Repairs and Minor Replaoementa, Maintenance and Operation, Gaviota Beach Park,
General Fu.nd;
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of seven hundred dollars
($700. 00) be and the same is her eby cancelled !rom the above accounts and returned to
the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
.
following Supervisors voted Aye , to wit : Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J . Stanwood, J .
Monroe Rutherford and Ronald M. Adam. Nays, None. Absent , C. L. Preisker.
In the Matter of Cancellation of Funds. Resolution No. 4119
Whereas , it appears to the Board o! Supervisors of Santa Barbara County
that the sum o! $110. 00 is not needed in Account lgs B 3, Traveling Expense and
Mileage, Maintenance and Operation, Welfare Administration , General Fund;
Now ther efor e, be it resolved that the sum of one hundred and ten dollars
($110. 00) be and the same is hereby cancelled f rom the above account and r etur ned to
the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
foll owing Supervisors voted Aye , to wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J . Stanwood, J
Monroe Rutherford and Ronald M. Adam. Nays, None. Absent , C. L. Preieker.
In the Matter of Cancellation of Funds.
Resolution No. 4120.
Whereas , it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County
that the sum of $200. 00 is not needed in Account 191 A 30, County Physicians ,
Salaries and Wages, General -Outpatient Department, General Fund;
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of two hundred dollars
($200. 00) be and the same is hereby cancelled from the above account and returned to
the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund.
Upon the pasaage o! the f oregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye , to wit : Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J . Stanwood, J .
Monroe Rutherford and Ronald M. Adam. Nays , None. Absent, c. L. Preisker
In the Matter of Transter of Funds t r om the Unappr opriated Reserve
General Fund.
Resolution No . 4121.
Whereas it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County
that a transfer is necessary from the Unappropri ated Reserve General Fund t o Account
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Transter of ,
Funds.
Mar ch 23rd, 1942 . 351
g C 1, Office Equipment, Capital Outlay, Auditor, General Fund; in accordance with
Section 3714, subdivision 3, of the Political Coo.e,
Now therefore, be it resolved t hat the sum of two thousand one hundred
and nineteen dollars ($2,119. 00) be and the same is hereby transferred from the
unappropriated reserve General Fund to account g C 1, O!fice Equipment, Capital
Outlay, Auditor, General Fund.
Upon the passage o! the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, t o wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J. Monroe
Rutherford and Ronal~ M. Adam . Nays, None . Absent, C. L. Preisker.
l n the Matter of Transfer of Funds from the Unappropriated Reserve
General Fund.
Re' solution No. 4122.
Whereas it appears to the Board o! Supervisors of Santa Barbara County
that a transfer is necessary from the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund to Account
30 B S, Of~ice Supplies, Maintenance and Operation , Purchasing Agent, General Fund;
in accordance with Section 3714, subdivision 3, of the Political Code,
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of two hundred dol lars
($200. 00) be and the eaine is hereby transferred from the unappropriated reserve
General Fund to account 30 B g, Of~ice Supplies, Maintenance and Operation, Purchasing
Agent, General Fund.
Upon the passage of the toregoing resolution, the roll b~ing called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye , to wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J .
. Monroe Rutherford and Ronald M. Adam. Nays, None. Absent, C. L. Preisker.
Trane!'er o~ ,/
Funl\e.
Transfer o ./
Funds.
In the Matter of Transter of Funds !rom the Unappro p~iated Rese~ve General
Fund.
Resolution No . 4123.
Whereas it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County
that a transfer is necessa~y from the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund to Account
171 B 22 , Repairs and Minor Replacements, Maintenance and Operation, and to Account
171 C 24, Building-Jonata Park, Capital Outlay, Pa~ks-Fourth District, General Fund;
in acqordance with Sec~ion 3714, .subdivision 3, of the Political Code,
_ Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of seven hundred dollars
($700.00) be and t~ e same is hereby trans!erred from the unappropriated reserve Gener
Fund to account 17~ B 22, Repairs and Minor Replacements, Maintenance and Operation,
the sum of $100. 00, and t o account 171 C 24, Building-Jonata Park, Capital Outlay,
Parks-Fou~th District, General Fund, the sum of $600. 00.
Upon the passage of the !orego1ng resolution, the roll being called, the
foJ_lowing Supervisors voted Aye, to wit : Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J . Stanwood, J .
Monroe Rutherford and Ronald M. Adam. Nays, None . Absent, C. L. Pre1sker.
In the Matter of Transfer of Funds from the Unappropriated Reserve
General Funn Resolution No. 4124
Whereas it appears t o the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County
that ~ trans!er is necessary from the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund to Account
lSO B 23, ~eplaoem ent~ of Equipment, Mlllntenance and Operation, and to Account
lSO C 51, Grounds Improvement, Capital Outlay, General Hospital-Santa Barbara,
General Fund; in accordance with Section 3714, subdivision 3, of the Political Code,
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of two hundred dollars
($200. 00) be and the same is hereby transferred from the unappr.opriated reserve
General Fund to account lSO B 23, ReP.lacements of Equipment, lvlaintenance and Opera352
Trans!er of ""
Fund.a.
Transter o /
Funtts.
Revision
o! But\get
Items.
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tion, the sum of $100. 00, and to Account lSO C 51, Grounds Improvement, Capital Outlay
General Hospital-Santa Barbara, General Fund, the sum of $100. 00.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution , the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, t o wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J . Stanwood, J
Monroe Ruther!ord an~ Ronald M. Anam. Nays, None . Absent, c. L. Preisker.
In the Matter of Transfer of Funds from the Unapprooriated Reserve General
Fu.nd.
Resolution No . 4125
. Wh.e reas it appe. ars to the Bo. ard of. Supervisors of Santa Barbara County
that a transfer is necessary from the Unappropriate~ Reserve General Fund to Account
lSS C 1, O!fice E0 uipment , Capital Outlay, \Velfare Administration, General Fund;
in accordance with Section 3714, subdivision 3, o! the Political Code,
Now there!ore, be it resolved that the sum o! one hundred and ten dollars
($110.00) be and the same is hereby trans!erred from the unappropriated reserve Genera
Fund to account lSS C 1, O!fice Equipment, Capital Outlay. Welfare Administration,
General Fund.
Upon the passage of the toregoing resolution, the :roll being called, the
following Supe rviso~s voted Aye, t o wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J . Stanwood, J
Monroe Rutherford and Ronald I~ . Adam. Nays, None . Absent, C. L. Preisker.
In the Matter of Transfer. of Funds from the Unappropriated Reserve General
Fund .
Resolution No. 4126
Whereas it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County
that a transfer is necessary from the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund to Account
203 A 54, Enforced Labor , Salaries and Wages, En!orced Labor, General Fund; in
accordance wi th Section 3714, subdivision 3, o! the Political Code,
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of two hundred and fifty
dollars ($250. 00) be and the same is hereby transferred from the unappropriated
reserve General Funn to account 203 A 54, Enforced Labor, Salaries and Wages, Enforced
Labor, General Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervi sors voted Aye, t o wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J . Stanwood, J .
Monroe Ru.therford and Ronald M. Adam . Nays, None. Absent , C. L. Preisker .
In the Matter of Re\rision o! Budget Items .
Resolution No . 4127.
Whereas, it appears t o the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County
that a revision is necessary within general classification of Maintenance and Operati
on, General Relief-Welfare Department, General Fund;
.
Now, there!ore , be it Resolved that the aforesaid accounts be and the
same are hereby revisea as follow~ , to wit : T~anster from account 190 B 7, Food
Supplies , the sum of $20, 000.00 to Account 190 B 56, County Cash Aid, Ms.intenance
and Operation, General Relief-Welfare Department, General Fu.nd.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being cal.led, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, t o wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J . Stanwood, J .
Monroe Ruther!ord and Ronald M. Adam . Nays, None . Absent , C. L. Preisker.
Request J In the Matter of Request of A~my Autho~ities that Gaviota Beach Park be
that Gavio a
Beach Park closed to the public .
be closed
to public. Upon motion or Supervi sor Adam, seconded by Supervisor Rutber!ord and
unanimously carried, it is ordered that Gaviota Beach Park be cloaed to the public
until further action of this Board.
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Closing
Re!ug1o Pass
Roa1 t\uring
Fire Season.
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March 23rd, 1942. 353
In the Mat~er of Closing Ref ugio Pass Road dur ing Fire Season.
Upon motion of Supervisor Rutherford, duly seconded and carried unanimously,
it is ordered that Refugio Pass Road be closed during the fire season; the portion~
o! said r oad to be closed t o be lett to the discretion of the Forest Supervisor.
Renewal of / In the Matter of Renewal of Sub- lease of Premises at 125 Anacapa Street
Sub-lease ot
Premises . and 122 Helena Avenue t o the State o! California
Claim of Sal'"ah O. /.
Rheams again t
County of
San ta Bal" bar
Upon motion, duly seconded ann carried una.nimously, it is ordered that
the Chairman Pro Tem and the Clerk be, and they are hereby authorized to execute a
renewal of sub~lease to the State of Cali~ornia on premises located at 125 Anacapa
Street and 122 Helena Avenue, Santa Barbar.a, C~litornia
In the Matter of the Claim of Sa.rah O. Rheams against the County ot
Santa Barbara.
Resolution No. 412s
Resolution Authorizing Execution o! Agreement
Settling Claim,
WHEREAS , Sarah o. Rheams did on the 19th day of May, 1941, obtain an award
in a proceeding before the Industrial Accident Commission of the State of California
against the County of Santa Barbara, whereby the said county was directed to pay to
said Sa.rah o. Rheams , as a death benefit and burial expense award fo~ the death other
hasband, Charles Walker Rheams, a county employee, the sum of $4299.60 ; and
WHEREAS, said Sarah o. Rheams did on the 13th day of May , 1941, file en
action in the Superior Court of the State of Cali~ornia , in and !or the County of
Santa Barbara, against certain persons for the recovery of damages for the death of
her said husband; and
WHERE.AS, said litigat~on is about to be settled by a compromise agreement,
as a result o: which sain County of Santa Barbara is entitled to be subrogated to all
the rights and claims or said Sarah o. Rheams against said defendants t o the extent of
the award which said County has heretofore paid to said Sarah o. Rheams;
NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS HEREBY ORDERED AND RESOLVED that the Ch.airman and
Clerk of this Boa.rd be and they are hereby authorized and directed to execute, on be-
half of the County of Santa Barbara, that certain third party agreement for mutual
release of all claims , dated March 11th, 1942;
And the District Atto~ney o~ said County is hereby authorized and directe
t o file the necessary documents and pleadings with the Industrial Accident Commissi on
~o secure the approval of said agreement by the Industrial Accident Commission, and
to provide for !ull reimbursement to said County of all sums pain to said Sarah o
Rheams, as and tor said death benefit in accornance with ano pursuant to said Order
ot said Industrial Accident Commission, exclusive of the Attorney's fee and funeral
expenses; said payments to said Sarah o. Rbeams being in the total sum of $$$9 . 20,
from the 15th day of Januexy, 1941 , to and including the 10th day of March, . 1942, at
the rate of $14.S2 per week
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PASSED AND ADOPTED by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa
Barbara, State of California, this 23rd day of March, 1942, by the following vote:
AYES : Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J . Stanwood, J . Monroe Ruther:ord and Ronald M. Adam
NOES: None . ABSENT: C. L. Preisker
Claims Held .--Over
.
In the Matter of Claims Held Over.
Upon motion, ~uly seconded and carried unanimously, it is ordererl that
the following claims be, and they are hereby held over:
. , - Rheams , Sarah o. ' :
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Allowance
o! Claims.
In the Matter of the Allowance of Claims
Upon motion, duly sec o n~ed and carried unanimously , it is ordered that the
following claims be, and the same are hereby allowed, each claim tor the amount and
payable out o! the fund designated in the orier of allowance endorsed on the face of
each claim respectively , t o wit :
Abbott Laboratories
Acme Body Works
Acme Chemical Company
Acres, Amelia
Adam Printing, Don
Aggeler & Musser Seed Co .
.llexander, B
Allen Brothers
Altschul, Ira D.
Alt echul, Ira D.
Alvarado, Frieda
Alvarez , lvlrs. Fernanda
Ambrose Lumber Co.
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Ambrosini, J eanne
Amend, Marjorie
American Law Book Company
American Public Health Assn.
American Public Health Assn
Annerson, Jack
Anderson, Mrs. Maria
Anderson, Sydney A.
Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co .
Arrowhead and Puritas Waters
Arrowhead & Pur1tas Waters
Asahiya Grocery
Associated Drug Company
Associated Telephone Company
Associa t ea Telephone Company
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GENERAL FUND
g3. 70
12 . 50
13.91
13. 59
62 . ~
4.36
24.oo
437 .so
1. 03
9g
5. 00
15. 00
s .96
3. 14
s .90
7 . 51
37.14
4o.oo
10.00
1. 53
1.00
205 .00
10.00
22. 79
219. 3g
5. 56
1.24
17. 22
16. $7
3.25
90 . 54
6$ .37
153 39
105. 23
3. 00
21 . 23
7. 55
6.oo
5.99
35.07
11.15
17. 9g
3.05
5. 70
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Associated Telephone Campany
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Ayala, Mrs . Joseph
Bancroft- Whitney Company
Bates, C. T.
Baxter, Don
Bay' s Market
Beattie, Herbert
Bennett , Charles
Bennett , Cha,.les
Bernard, G. C.
Blevins , Bes sie
Borgatello, Charles
Bostitch- Western
Botiller, Fred A
Bowers & Stokes
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Bra.'1.ley Truck Company
Bregante , Jennie
Bruning Company, Charles
California Electric Company
California Electric Company
Cali~ ornia Spring Co .
Calitut-ze, I nc
Camargo , Josephine
Camera Shop
Campbell, Daniel
Campbell, Daniel
Carbon Girl Company, The
Carlisle & Co., A
Case, Dr. Ha~old T.
Cash, CP,.l
Cs.vall1 , Angela
Chackel, Candid
Channel Paper & Supply Co
Christensen, Chris
Cisneros, Jose
City Contr acti ng Company
Ci ty Contracting Company
City of Santa Maria
Clark, Robert
Cline, A. B.
Coen , Elizabeth H.
Coleman Building Materials
Colson Equipment & Supply Co .
Columbia Carbon Company
Commercial Of~ice Supply Co .
GENERAL FUND
I
$ 52. 53
2s. 01 .
4. 65
43 . so
12. 00
75 . 41
3. 24
42. 39
72. 31
20 . 00
54.oo
54. oo
100. 00
45. 00
2. 50
3 . 42
11.95
17 . 50
9. 27
31 .00
13 .00
6. 70
6.75
3. 50
9. 27
262 .65
40 .00
32. 7s
17 . 63
4o . oo
5. 67
240. 21
36. 75
5 . 0~
s . 50
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3. 62
s5. oo
6.07
1.00
2.00
1.90
72. 50
16. oo
25 .00
13. 25
2s.02
15. 35
129. 7g
355
356
Commercial O~~ice Supply GENERAL FUND
Commercial Of~ice Supply Co .
Conover, Gertrude M.
Conrad's Drug Sto~e
Cota, Juan
County National Bank
Coy, Katherine J .
Coy, Katherine J
Crampton, G. T
Crane Company
Laboratories , Cutter
Dal Pozzo , Joe
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Darchuk, Alice
Darling, Mrs . Eleanor
Dean, Doris
Dean, Doris V
Dean' s Grocery Tom
Delei ssegues , Zetta J .
De Piazzi, Martin
Devaul , J . l~ .
Dictaphone Corporation
Dietzgen Company , Eugene
Dille , F. E
Dodge , hirs. Vera
Doyle , P. J
Duncan, Mary
Durbiano, Mike
Eaves , Jr. , Albert
Echarren, Marguerite
Elliott Addressing Machine Co
Ellsinger 1 s Speed 011
El Rey Surgical Supply Company
El Rey Surgical Supply Co
El Rey Surgical Supply Co.
Evermann , Martha
Fagin, Miss Irene
Farrar, Mary
Fauldings Photography
Federal Drug Co
Federal D~ug Company
Fent , John
Ferguson & Son
Supply & Service Auto Store
Firestone Auto Supply &. Service
Fishstrom Staple Company
France Ca:!'e
Fraser, Lillian
Friend, Fred
Froom Tank Company
Furrow, L. R.
Stores
41 .17
5. 92
150.00
3. 61
42 . 00
2. 00
37. 50
37 .50
60 .00
30. 30
29 . gg
3. 77
7.99
90 . 00
13 .00
64. 29
gg . 33
74. oo
90 .00
7. 42
29 . 64
14.oo
2.14
1S2. 4o
4. oo
25. 00
7. 14
10. 00
19. 50
24. 4$
7. 21
11. 33
1. 03
61 . 7g
20 .05
125. 00
22 .02
35. 36
9. g3
45 . 43
2.06
15. 45
14. 09
13 . 23
3. 67
1.90
29 .g7
105 .00
12 .00
20. 00
March 23rd, 1942.
Ga1nor , Mrs . Elizabeth GENERAL FUND
Gallen Kamp Stores
Ge.mmill, L. A
Garden Dairy
Gates , F. H.
Gay, Laura A.
Girardey Piano Company, L. E.
Goddard-Jackson Co .
Golden State Company
Golden State Company
Golden State Company
Goleta Pharmacy
Gotcbell , Nanette B.
ry.ant & Evans
Greene , Edv1in
Guadalupe t~i l k Company
Guild Orange & Juice Supply
Ha.,ding , lvirs. J . E.
Harrison, Ros coe
Hartenstine Printing House
Haslam and Company , W. A .
Haslam & Co., W. A.
Hazellete, Martha J
Hetling, E. J .
Herdman, David
Heumphreus-Smith Electric Co
Higginbotham , K. c
H1node Grocery
Hinton Brothers
Hoelscher, F. Fred
Hoey , Wm .
Ho!'!'mann- LaRoche
Holiday Hardv1a_ie Company
Holland, \Velch & Ryce
Holser & Bailey
Ho spital Supply Company of Cal1!
Howerton, F:ern
Hudson, Helen
Huerta, Cesario
Huff, Elizabeth H.
Hu!'!'ine , Paul
Hunt , Archie I~ .
Hunt, R. B.
Huyck, Elle ta
Huyck, Elleta
Interstate Bakeries Corp
Isom, B. A.
Jackson , R. E.
Janes, A. F.
Janssene, Albert A.
$ 10. 00
9. 02
1 . 01
l S. SS
67 . 66
15. 00
s. oo
15. 53
21 .15
653 . 52
2. 02
4. 74
37. 75
9. 37
4.oo
15 . 4o
2. 15
10. 00
55 .00
1. 76
4.34
9. 42
160. 00
7. 00
24.oo
l . S6
14.45
4. s3
1 6 . 9s
2s .01
156. 40
ll. 56
5.12
s5.oo
i1. 5g
S. 6S
25. 00
90. 00
9. 00
1. 55
s . 50
2. So
12. 00
25. 00
25. 00
79. 24
110. 25
15. 00
11. 00
6. 25
357
358
J enkins, Harry GENERAL FUND
J ensen, Wagner
Johnson, Cl aude
J ohnson, J . H.
Johnson, F. W.
J ohnson, w. B.
Johnson & Johnson
J ohnson , w. H.
J ones & Benenict
J ones Studio, Albert
Jones , Cora A
J ones, Cora A
Jor dano Bros.
Jor dano Bros
do do
do do
J ui l lard-Cockcrott Cor poration
J umbo Equipment Co.
Karl 's Shoe Store
Kelley-Koett Mfg . Co.
K e l~y Sales Company
Kendrick, Ruth o.
Kni ght & Ro bi son
Kramer, o. E.
Kummer and Anams
Kyle , Chet
Lambert, Ray
Lawrence, Fr ed I.
Lawyers Co-Operat ive Pub . Co.
Lederle Laboratories
Lee, Lelah M.
Levey ' s Top Shop
Lewis, J . E
Lewis, J . E.
Lidbom, Hazel
Lietz Company, The A.
Light , Marvin
Lincoln street Grocery
Little , Mae
'
Loan and Building Association of s. B.
Lompoc Li ght & Water Dept
do do
Lompoc Light & Water Dept .
Los Angeles Blue Book
Los Angeles Dental Suppl y Company
Lotz, E. E.
Lund, w. C.
Lundberg, J . H.
Lutnesky, L.
Lynch Company, J ohn P.
MacRostie Br other s
$ 14. 51
14.oo
27 .42
250 .00
19. 50
14. 22
22 .17
70 .00
1S5 . 4o
54. 59
s .34
s .34
123 . 05
io9 . s3
3. 14
23 . 4-3
1457. 09
35 .04
2.05
s .7e
7. 77
50 . 00
2s. oo
151.20
s . 50
27. 50
112. 50
225 .00
7.00
25 .75
20. 00
1. 00
5. 60
2.00
100. 00
29 .31
113 . 74
s.go
24. oo
21.25
1. 04
77 . 16
5. 6g
5.00
31 .02
130. 00
57 .11
i . 34
27. 50
2. 27
6. 39
March 23rd, 1942.
Madsen, Arne GENERAL FUND
Magner Funeral Home, c. P.
Magneto & Electrical Service
Maino, Theo. M
Males, Edi th G
Mar Monte Hotel
Martinez, Ernestine
- Mattha y Hospital Supply Co
Matz , Mrs. Wm.
May, Alene
Medrano , Cesario
Mer:riam, Mona A.
Miller, Mrs . A. L.
Miller, Ben.}amin F.
Miller, Rachel K.
Mille Gerage
Mincer, George
Mission Linen & Towel
Mitchell, Ellen F.
Mock, Cleo
Supply
Modern Appliances Company
Molina, John
Monroe Calculating Mach. co.
Montecito County Water District
Montgomery, Mrs t~ia.ybelle
Moore Mercantile Company
Moore , Estate of Amelia
lviorehou s e, Ivia:rtha
Morley, Frank
Morley Printer, Frank
Morley, Frank
Morris, J . G.
Myers, Robert
McCracken, Alexander
McFarland, Sadie
McGovney, Richar~
McGregor, J . D
lvicGuire, G. M
Mcintyre, Theresa
McKesson & Robbins
McKesson & Robbins
McNeil, w.
McTavish, Neola
Nelson, o.
News-Press Publishing
do do
no do
Niell, Mildred
Nielsen & Petersen
Co .
'
4o .14
90. 00
1. 24
129. 95
15. 00
5. 00
56 .00
103 . 69
3. 30
4o .oo
s.oo
125 .00
4.oo
178 .50
175.00
.7s
15. 00
1. 50
4. 32
45 . 00
s . 12
44. oo
9. 00
5. 45
21. 50
64.oo
10.00
221. 99
25 .39
28 . S4
14. 5s
13. 50
12. 90
50. 00
27 . 00
30 .00
2. 16
30. 00
13 . 00
100. 22
149 . 19
115. 20
25 .s1
151 . 20
120. 00
67 . 72
10 .90
23 . 23
27 . 67
359
360
f
Northwest Engineering Company GENERAL FUND
Novo & Sons , M. L.
Orcutt Town Water Co .
Osborne, Delia
Osborne , Lou
Osuna's Grocery
do do
Osuna, A.
Ott Hardwa'Y'e Co .
do do
do do
do do
Overt on, Mrs. Wil lie
Ovieda, Toney
Owl Market
Ox!"ord, A. L.
Pacific Coast Coal Co
Pacific Coast Publishing Co
Pacific Coast Pub1.i shi ng Co .
Pacific Freight Lines
do do
do do
Pacific Gas and Electric Co
do do
do do
Pacific Laundry
Pacific Greyhound Lines
Packer, Josephine
Page, c. A.
Patek & Company
Pearson, Barbara
Penney Company , J. C
Perez, Julio
Photo & Sound, Inc
Plimer, Raymond
Postal Telegraph-Cable Company
Preuss, Chas. A.
do do
do do
Psychological Corporation
Quick, Effie
Quinn, Irene s.
Quong Hop Chong Grocery
Ra1l~ay Express Agency
Rameriz, M
Record & Wheatley
Red Cross Drug Company
Reedson 1s
Remington Rand
do do
$ 20$. 52
10. 73
1 .50
10. 00
11. 00
6. 90
174. 70
5. 00
37.03
32 . 24
21 . 47
3. 05
30 . 00
60 .00
i7. 22
15.00
g9 .9g
470 . 72
7. 79
11. 40
11.12
$. 79
114. 02
5. 25
316. 61
15. 52
46.oo
160 . 00
19. 27
45. 6g
15 .00
4. gg
5. 00
1$5. 90
g. 50
1 . 30
15. 00
20 . 00
5. 00
3. 53
65.00
10. 00
15. 5g
. 50
163 . 20
14. 21
1. 75
6. 72
5. 19
1 .03
,
March 23rd, 1942.
Republic Supply Compan.y GENERAL FU~JD
Reuman, M~rjorie R
Reyes, Adela
Rich and Olsen
Riffero, John H
R1 vera, Mike
Riviera Dairy Creamery
Rob erds , A. E
Rock Isl and Oil Company
Roemer & Roemer
Romero, Ma:ry
Rudolph' s Grocery
Sa!"eway
Safeway Stores
Safeway Stores
do do
Safwenberg, Dave
Sahm Dairy
' Sanitary Laundry
Santa Barbara Clinic
Santa Barbara Clinic
Santa Barbara Cottage Hosp.
Santa Barbara Electric Co
Santa Barbara Free Public Library
Santa Maria Auto Parts
Santa Maria Daily Times
Santa Maria. Daily Times
Santa Maria Inn
Santa Maria Pipe & Salvage co
s. M. Pipe & Sal va.ge Co
Santa Maria. Valley Railroad
Santa Ynez Valley V.arket
Santa Ynez Warehouse and Milling Co
Savage, Mrs . Roy
Schauer Printing Studio
Scherer Company , R. L
Schurmeie:r, Harry L.
Schurmeier, Harry L.
Sears Market
Sears, Roebuck & Company
Seaside 011 Company
Seaside Gil Company
do do
Seaside Oil Co
Security Title Insurance & Guarantee Co .
Semerske, Lillian
Senay, Percy F
S~t, Reid
Shamhart , Reid
Sherburne, Ann F
$ 21 . 9$
12. 00
12. 00
5. 00
13 . 93
20 .32
12 .57
50. 00
100.00
2. 27
7. 71
62. 66
157 . 41
30 . 4o
g9 .94
20 .44
15.00
7. 2s
5. 69
255 . 51
4. 50
21. 52
26. 31
2025. 00
1.26
15.45
9. 43
s .11
37. 60
127.37
2. 42
27 . 47
15. 45
20 .00
233 . 67
16. 03
5.00
10.00
171.41
s .24
501 . s2
60 . 06
47 .45
22s.41
35.00
4o.oo
41.s3
10. 50
20. 00
4s .oo
361
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362
Singleton, Robert
S. & K. I.fa.,ket
GENERAL FUND
s. & K. Market
Smith , Jr.mes
Smith , James
Smith Hardware Co., W. R.
Smith Hardware Co . , W. R
Soft Wat er Service
Solvang Drug Company
Solvang Drug Company
Southern California Dis infecting Co
Sou. California Edison Co
do do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Sou. Counties Gas Company
do do
do do
do
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do do
Southern Pacific Company
Southern Paci!lc Milli ng Co
Spalding, Earl w.
Spike, Caroline
Spindler and Sauppe
Standley, Jene
Standa,d Brands o! California
Standard 011 Co . of California
Stat e Board o! E0 ual1zation
Stationers Corporation
Stauffer Chemical Co
Stearns & Co . , Frederick
St erling Motors Cop
Stevens, Chas . s.
Stevens, Charles s.
Stevens, Charl es s.
Stevens, Charles s .
Stratton, Otho
Studebaker Pacific Corp.
Sully, G. P.
Dairy, Sunset
Tennyson, The Dt-uggist
Tesseyman, o
Texas Company
Thompson, G. T
Thompson, Homer c.
49 . 50
77 .02
704 .go
s . 94
1. 50
1. 91
4. 22
5.00
4. 53
2.99
20 . 64
20. 76
10.34
560 .06
6. 16
s7. s1
29.14
21 . s3
1.39
5. 40
4. 22
2. 50
2.30
127. 59
6. 39
345. 34
1.50
so . oo
4.3s
106. 62
16. 50
61. 57
32. so
g1.og
5. 44
51. 16
32. 74
10. 00
55.00
5. 00
5. 00
62. 50
11.11
100.00
27. 92
4. 64
6. 07
52.17
g.14
s22 . 5s
March 23rd, 1942
Thompson, L. T
Thompson, Paul
GENERAL FUND
Thompson, Paul
Tidewater Associated Oil Co
Tilley, H. L
Tomlinson, Wray J
Town Market
Truxillo, Evelyn
Ullmann, H. J
Underwood-Elliott-Fisher Co.
Underwood Elliott Fisher Co
Union Hardware & Metal Co
Union Hardware & Metal Co
Union Oil Co. of Cal.it.
Union Oil Co
Union Printing Co.
United Autographic Register Co
$ 235.1g
54.oo
54.oo
2s.94
225.00
i75.oo
214.33
4o.oo
136.00
9.45
s .s4
25.79
227.s4
24.26
13.41
22.15
3.93
Universal Auto Parts Co. Sl.Ol
Unketer, Mrs. o. L.
Urell, Inc
u. s. Government Printing Of~ice
Valley Auto Parts & Paint Store
Van de Venter, Aileen
Van Pa1ng, Dr. John
do do
Vaughn's Radio Service
V:ent'ura Rubber Stamp Company
Vestal Chemical Laboratories
Voight, Hubert L
Walker, Deane
Water Department
'Watson Co., H. S
Watt s Grocery
Wayland, L. C. N
Weaver, Dr. C. E.
Western Auto Supply Co
Western Auto Supply Company
10.00
35.90
1.00
140.97
3s.oo
25.00
50 . 00
5.00
1. 70
31.00
ls.30
46. 61
3.60
16.13
9 . 00
304.25
250.00
4. 09
25. 65
Western Grower & Shipper 1.00
I Western Livestock Journal
Western Pipe & Steel Co.
Whitcomb, Ruth
Wilson& D'Andrea
Wilson, Kent R.
Wilson, Kent R.
Wilson, Kent R.
Wilson, M. D. Kent R.
Wilson, William J.
Wilkins, Dave
Wines, Mrs. M. E
Wong Wing
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"
2.00
39. 05
4o.oo
20.60
5. 00
20. 00
15.00
20.00
15.00
s.50
6.43
s.oo
363
364
Woods, Allan
Yamada's Grocery
Young, George
Young, Geor ge
GENERAL FUND
$ 32. 00
26. 00
6. oo
125. 97
Young, George 3. 60
Young, George 26. 92
Young, George
Young, Kathleen
Wilkins, Dave
THIRD ROAD FUND
Acme Machine Shop TOOD ROADS FUND
Ad.ams, Norman
Ainscough Tractor Company
Air Reduction Salee Company
Air Reduction Sales Co.
Arnold, o. L.
Arnold., o. L.
Associated Telephone Co .
Automobile Club. of Sou. Calif.
Beard Motor Co .
Btby, Howard
Breen, En_
Brown-Bevis Equipment Co
Buell Flat Rock Co
Burd, Chas.
Calif o:inia Brush Co.
Collar, J. N.
do do
Cooley, Harry
Dal Poz:1 , Joe
Dal Pozzo, Joe
De Piazzi, Martin
Diedrich, L. N
Diedrich, In., L. N
Ducommun Metals & Supply Co
Farren, Art
Feliz, J. s
Gat es, F . H
Gorzell, C
Grigsby , Al
Hanly, Leo
Hanson Equipment Co . .
Harnisch!eger Corporation
do do
Heltman, H. K
Herrier, W. W
Herrier, \V. w
Hilderbr~n~, A. J
Hilderbrand, \V. G
. .
21 .50
22. 86
. 72
gg .oo
147. 77
63 . 34
l . g6
71. 00
63 . 00
9.95
11.95
12.03
119. 00
72.00
57.1g
414.06
121. 00
117 .09
ss .oo
92 .00
54. oo
. 75
15. 25
40 . 72
17. 16
6. os
16. 20
126. 50
45.00
g35. 45
1S9. oo
72 .00
lSo. oo
34. 61
171 .15
ls.97
s . 71
59 . 50
60 . 00
96. 00
.
76 . 50
'
March 23rd, 1942.
Hibbs Bros GOOD ROADS FUND
Honeyman, L
Horn, George
Horn, George
Huyck, Ant\y
Huyck, Andy
Jones, Cha.a
La Frombois , Bill
Lsmb ert , C E
Light , Marvin
Light, Marvin
Lompoc Light & Water Dept .
Lutnesky, L
Magneto & Electrical Service
Marchant Calculating Machine Co
Miller, Lee
Moore Co . , Joseph G
Morris, R. W.
I~cGiIJinis, J:ohn
McGregor, J . D.
, Ocho~, Chas.
Olivera, Albert
Onti veros, Laurence
Ott Ha.,.dwar e Co .
Ovieda, E. G.
Pacit~c Coaet Coal Co .
do . do
Pal1t1tag, C. A.
Petrol Oorpor~tion , The
Petrol Cor.poration
Pico, Harry
Randall, Ray
Rannall, RSJ.y
Repu@l ic Supply ComP8J'.lY
. Robison, 1;1.
Robles, G.
Romero, Louie
Santa Barbara Brake Service
Santa Barbara Retread Shop
Sant a Barbara Retread Shop
Santa Maria Pipe & Salvage Co .
Seaside Oil Co .
Shell Oil Company
~eparn , Charlotte
Smith Booth Usher Co .
Smith Booth Usher Co .
Smith, James
Smith Ha.rd ware Co . , W. R.
Sou . California Ed.ison Co .
do do
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85 . 58
100. 25
60 .00
60 .00
55. 00
60 .00
132. 00
126. 50
114. oo
4. 94
3. 30
11 . 00
104. 50
10. 97
12. 87
216. 00
187 . 97
31. 6o
126. 50
2.16
92. 00
60 . 00
132.00
10. 95
6o. oo
72. 77
6. 77
175. 00
135 61
87 . 05
60 .00
72. 00
63 . 00
61. 57
201. 50
54. oo
72. 00
2. 97
213 . 06
. 2. 00
35 . 10
73 . 46
72. 41
35. 00
18. 47
16. 60
s . 4o
19. 28
30. 00
1. 25
365
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366
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Southern Counties Gas Co .
Southern Pacific Co.
Southern Pacific Milling Co
Sperber, Nellie
Square Deal Auto Parts
Standard Oil Co . of Calif
Standard Oil Co
do do
do do
Thompson, Hamer C
Union Hardware & Metal Co .
clo
Upton, W. c
Upton, w. C
do
Watson Co., H. s.-
Whalen, J . T
.
Yauney Machine Works
GOOD ROAOO FUND
Martinez , Frs.nk LOS AL.AMOA CEME . DIST. FUND
Aggeler & Musser Seed Co . SANTA MARIA CEME . DIST
FUND
Holser & Bailey
Sadler, G. L
Sou. Calif. Enison Co. CARP . LT . DIST . FUND
Pac .Gas & Elec. Co . CASivJ.ALIA LT DIST . FUND
do do GUAD. LT . DIST . FUND
do do LOS ALAMOS LT . DIST . FUND
do do ORCUTT LT . DI ST . FUND
Sou. Calif. Edison Co . MISSI ON LT . DIST . FUND
Wilson, William J . SALARY FUND
$ 21 .ss
27 . 00
147. 53
6. oo
3. 09
24. 65
s3 .11
135. 60
s .12
61 . ss
. 50
20 .31
7s. oo
64. oo
31 . 26
lSo . oo
10. 63
44.oo
31 . 20
i,53 . 40
s7. 25
7s. 50
37.95
5. 00
Upon the passage of the foregoing orders, the roll being called, the fo llowing
Supervisors voted Aye, to wit : Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J . Stanwood, J . Monroe Rutherford
and Ronald M. Adam . Nays: None. Absent : 0. b. Preisker.
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Attest:
'
Upon motion the Board a~j ourned sine clie
The foregoing minutes are hereby approved.
/ '
rman, Board of Supervisors
' .
Clerk.
Agreement to ""
Construction
anl\ Maintenan e
ot an Access
Road to Camp
Cooke.
Budgets tor
Fiscal Year
1942-43.
Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara, State of Calif orn1a,
April 6th, 1942, at 10:00 o'clock a. m. Present: Supervisors Thomas T.
Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J. Monroe Rutherford, Ronald M. Adam, c. L.
Preisker and J. E. Lewie, Clerk.
Supervisor c. L. Preisker in the chair.
367
The minutes of the regular meeting of March 23rd, 1942, were read and approved
In the Matter of Cooperative Agreement between the Federal Works Agency, Public
Roads Administration, and the County of Santa Barbara, tor the Construction and Main~
tenance of an Access Road to Camp Cooke.
/ Resolution No. 4129
WHEREAS, under the provisions of Section 6 of the "Defense Highway Act of 1941 11
a road approximately thirteen miles in length , located between the Camp Cooke reservation
boundary at 6asmalia and U. s. 101 north of Santa Maria, in Santa Barbara County,
Cal1!ornia, designated as an a ccess road to Camp Cooke, has been certi!ied to the
Administrator by the Secretary of War as important t o the national defense, and the
necessary funds tor the improvement thereof have been made av~ilable by the County of
Santa Barbara and the Federal Works Agency, and
\l/HEREAS, 1t is important to the nationa1 defense of the United Sta.tea and t o th
best interests of the people of Santa Barbara County that a cooperative agreement tor
the construction and maintenance o! said access road be executed by the Board of Super
visors and the County of Santa Barbara,
NOW THEREFORE BE IT ORDERED AND RESOLVED that the Chairman and the Clerk ot
this Board be and they are hereby authorized and directed t o execute a cooperative
agreement for the construction and maintenance of an access road to Camp Cooke, Santa
Barbara County, Cali!ornia, between the Federal Works Agency, Public RoadE Administration,
and the County of Santa Barbara.
Passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara,
State of California, this 6th day of April, 1942, by the tollowing vote, to wit: Ayes:
Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J. Monroe Ruthertord, Ronald M. Adam, and c. L.
Preisker Nays: None. Absent: None.
It is further ordered that the Clerk be, and he is hereby rl1Tected to notify th
Federal Works Agency that the District Attorney believes that the necessary ~1ghts of
way can be acquired without condemnation proceedings, and therefore no Order of condemnation
has been prepared
In the Matter of Budgets tor the Fiscal Year 1942-43.
'
Upon motion , duly seconded and carried unanimously, it is ordered that all
County Officers and heads.of Departments of the County o! Santa Barbara file their
budgets tor the fiscal year 1942-43 with the County Auditor on or before .the lat day o
May, 1942; expenditures shown for the present fiscal year t o be .tor the eight months
period, and estimates made tor the remaining tour months; the Auditor to place the
necessary budget forms in the hands of said County Officers end heads of Departments
as soon as possible.
Master Plan o /
Beaches tor
County or
Santa Barbara
It is further ordered that all Departments be, and they are hereby requested to
attempt to make a thirty per .cent cut in their budgets for 1942-43.
It is further ordered t hat the Auditor present the proposed budgets to this
Board at its meeting on May 4th, 1942.
In the Matter of a Master Plan of Beaches for the County of Santa Barbara.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried unanimously, 1t is ordered that a public
hearing on a Master Plan of Beaches be beld on Monday, April 27th, 1942, at 10:00
o'clock a. m.
368
j
v Abandonment
of Portions
of Road etc.
Town of
Orcutt .
April 6th, 1942.
It is further ordered t hat the Clerk be, and he is hereby directed to give notic
of said hearing by publ ication of the following Notic e t o wit:
. .
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS, COUNTY OF SANTA BARBARA,
STATE OF CALIFORNIA
NOTI CE OF HEARING
The Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara, State of California, ha
set Monday, the 27th day of April, 1942, at 10:00 o'clock A. M. in the Supervisors
Room, Court House, City of Santa Barbara, County of Santa Barbara, State of California,
as the time and place for a public hearing on a Master Pl an of Beaches f or the County o
Santa Bar bara, Compiled in ac cordance wit h State Law.
(SEAL )
J. E. LEWIS, Clerk of the Board of Supervisors.
In the Matter of the Petition of the Union Oil Company, and Others, for the
Abandonment of Portions of Two Roads and An Alley Situated in the Town of Orcutt .
The above entitled mat ter was continued until April 13th., 1942.
Grant o!
Land to
u. s. tor
military
purposes.
I In the Matter of a grruit of lend t o the United Sta tes of America by the County
Termination /
of Lease.
of Santa Barbara tor military purposes.
/ Resolution No. 4130 .
RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING EXECUTION OF DEED.
WHEREAS, the County of Santa Barbara is the owner of that certain piece or parce
of real property located within the Jesus Maria Rancho in the County of Santa Barbara,
more particularly described in the Deed r ecorded in Book S7 of Deeds, at page 6S t bereo ,
Santa Barbar a County Recorder's Oftice ; and
WHEREAS, the United States Gover nment desires to secure title to said property
for military purposes in connection with Camp Cooke, and for said purpose has ottered t
pay to the County of Santa Barbara the sum of $150.00 as the purchase price of said
property;
AND WHEREAS, said real property is not needed !or any public purpose by s'id
County of Santa Barbara;
Now, THEREFORE, IT IS HEREBY ORDERED AND RESOLVED that said County o! Santa
Barbara convey to the United States of America said parcel of real property for the
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sum of $150. 00;
AND IT IS FURTHER ORDERED AND RESOLVED that the Cb.airman and the Clerk o'! this
Board be and they are hereby authorized and directed to execute a Deed for said purpose
said Deed to be delivered t o the United States or its duly authorized a.gent upon p~men
to said County of the sum hereinabove specified
PASSED AND ADOPTED by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara,
State of Cal1torn1a, this 6th day of April, 1942, by the fol lowing vote: Ayes: Thomas
T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J. Monroe Rutherford, Ronald M. Adam and C. L. Pre1eker.
Noes: None. Absent : None.
In the Matt er of term1na~1on of lease to Leeas-Hill, Barnard and Jewet"t,enginee~
ing firm, on portion of the Santa Maria Veterans Memorial Building which it how oocupi s.
The above entitled matter was continued until April 13th, 1942
Sale o! Tax
Deeded Prop
J
rty.
In the Matter of the Sale of Tax Deeded Property by the ' County True Collector.
I Resolution No. 4131.
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Pure11ant to notices of intention to sell at public auction certain tax deeded
properties and request tor approval thereof tiled with this Bo a~d of Supervisors by the
Tax Col lector of Santa Barbara County March 9t h , 1942,
IT IS REOOLVED that approval be, and it is hereby granted tor said sales as set
forth in the said notices and the said Tax Collector is hereby di rected to sell the
property as provided by law for a sum not less than the minimum price hereinafter set
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Communicatio
Montecito
County Water
District.
April 6th, 1942. 369
'forth.
The parcels of property that are the subject of this resolution were deeded to
the State of California tor delinquent taxes and are situated in the County of Santa
Barbara, State of California, being more pa.rticularly described as follows :
PARCEL NO. 1 .
Sold to the State June 30th, 1930 , !or taxes of 1929, Sale No . 29, Deeded to State
July 2nd, 1935, Deed No . 10, Recorded in Volume 343, Page 27 , OfficiaJ. Records of Santa
Barbara County; Delinquent Roll Volume No. 1, Page 7, Assessment No . 1022.
Description of property.
Lot 22 , Block D, Isla Vista Tract, According to Assessor's Map.
Minimum price $4o .oo, plus the advertising costs.
PARCEL NO. 2.
Sold to the State June 30th, 1930, for taxes of 1929, Sale No . 421, Deeded to State
July 2nd, 1935, Deed No. 36 , Recorded in Volume 344, Page 'lS, Official Records of
Santa Barbara County; Delinquen t Roll Volume No . 1 , Page 62, Assessment No . 1611.
Description of property.
Guadalupe Subdivision #1, Lot l2S, According to Official Map.
Minimum price $93 . 91 , plus the advertising costs .
The foregoing Resolution was duly passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors
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ot Santa Barbara County, the 6th day of April, 1942, oy the following vote, to wit:
Ayes : Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J . Stanwood, J . Monroe Ruthertord, Ronald M. Adam and
c.
,/
s.
L. Preisker. Nays, None. Absent: None.
In the Matter of Communicat ions from the State Department of Public Heal th, and
others, relative to the County Health Department . - Communications were ordered placed on file.
In the Matter of Montecito County Water District General Election-Declaration
ot Result of Canvass.
I Resolution No . 4132.
Supervisor Dinsmore moved, seconded by Super visor Stanwood t hat the following
resolution be adopted:
It appearing to the Board of Supervisors that an elect.ton was duly held on the
24th day of V.arch , 1942, within the Montecito County Water District in the County ot
Santa Barbara, State of California, for the purpose of electing three (3) persons to
the office of Director for the said Monteci to County water District , and it further
appearing -
That such election was conducted according to law and in accordance with the
order calling and fixing the time and place for holding said election, ma.de by this
Board in the above entitled matter on the 2nd day of March, 1942, after due and legal
notice given by law and the order of this Board, and it further appearing -
That the returns of said election have been received by the Secretary of said
Board of Directors and were duly canvassed by said Board of Directors on the 26th day
of l~arch, 1942, said canvass being made by opening the returns and ascertaining the .
whole vote cast in said District and tar each person voted tor, as provided by law
NOW, THEREFORE, the result of said canvass is hereby declared as follows:
Whole n11mber of votes cast in said District : 69
John A. Parma received 60 votes for member of Board of Directors;
Arthur E. Ogilvy received 67 votes tor member of Board of Directors;
Laselle Thornburgh received 60 votes for member of Board of Directors.
Alvin C. Weingand received 1 vote for member of Board of Directors.
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Alice Day McLaren received 2 votes tor member of Board o! Directors
Helen s. Lautz received 1 vote for member of Board of Directors.
Janet Jameson received 1 vote for member of Board of Directors.
Ethel Leupp received 1 vote tor member of Board of Directors.
We, the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara, State of Californi , . . '
do hereby certify and declare that the election held within Montecito County Water
District on the 24th day of March, 1942, was for the purpose of electing three (3)
persons t o the office of Director of and for said District, as prescribed by law, and
the following named persons have received respectively the highest number of votes tor
Directors and for members of the Board of Directors of said Montecito County Water
District (said vote received respectively by each of said persons being greater t han
one-halt the number of votes cast at said election), and are hereby declared elected
as Directors e~d as members of the Board of Directors of said Montecito County Water
District, to wit:
ARTHUR E. OGILVY
JOHN A. PARMA
LASELLE THORNBURGH
The motion was declared adopted by the fol lowing vote on roll call:
AYES: Supervisors: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J . Stanwood, J. Monroe Rutherford,
Ronald M. Adam and C. L. Preisker . NAYS: Supervisors: None . ABSENT: Supervisors: Non
In the Matter of a Resolution of the Board of Supervisors of the County of
lilaintenanc , /
Dredging -
Santa Barb
Harbor.
a Santa Barbara, Determining th.at the Activities Hereinafter set forth in this Resolutio
are of General County Interest and that County Aid should be Extended th.erefor in
cooperation with the Oity 6ouncil of the City of Santa Barbara by ottering to deposit
the sum of Twenty-five Thousand Dollars ($25,000. 00) with the United States of America
upon the condition that the City Council of the City of Santa Barbara Deposit a 11ke
amount, tor its cooperation hereunder, such Joint deposit to be used f or the payment
of the excess cost of depositing upon the beaches hereinafter specified sand dredged
from Santa Barbara Harbor by the United States
./ Resolution No. 41~3
WHEREAS, THE UNITED STATES WAR DEPARTIAENT is preparing estimates tor the biennia.J.
maintenance dredging of the Santa Barbara Harbor, tentatively set to be accomplish.ad
between Ma,y and June of 1942, and
WHERFAS, the United States through a report prepared by the Federal Beach Erosi n
Board has recommended that material dredged from said harbor be deposited along the
beach within the city of Santa Barbara between the outfall sewer and the mouth ot
Sycamore Creek, provided l ocal interests bear the excess cost or this method of disposal
over the cost of di sposal at sea; and
W'rlEREAS, such deposit of sand accomplished during 193$ and 194o appears to have
substantiated the recommendations o~ the Beach Erosion Board and to have aided in the
protection of East Cabrillo Boulevard, a public highway, and Gray's Pavilion, and cit y
park property and in rehabilitating the beaches within the city and to the southeast
of the city limits; and aided in the protection of Channel Drive, a county highway;
and
WHEREAS , the county o! Santa Barbara and the city of Santa Barbara are Jointly '
interested in having the dredged material so deposited as herein provided, and are
willing to bear the excess cost of auch depositing over the disposal of such materials
at sea in an amount not to exceed the maximum sum of Fitty Thousand Dol lars ($50, 000. );
and
WHEREAS, a certified copy of a r esolution duly adopted by the city council of
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April 6th, 1942. 371
the city of Santa Barbara has been served upon this Board of Supervisors, whereby said
c. ity council spec1t1cally tinds that the public park and beach areas along the water . . .
tront in the city of Santa Barbara, belonging to said city, are being used by large
numbers of residents o! the county of Santa Barbara Who are not residents of said city
and that such use by such non-residents necessitates the improvement and increases the
cost or maintenance of such public park and beach areas, and which resolution specifically
requests tinancial assistance !rom the county of Santa Barbara in the sum ot
$25,000.00 for the purposes specified in said resolution;
NOW, THEREFORE, THE Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara does
hereby resolve and determine that the activities herein epecitied are of general count
interest and that county aid shall be extended therefor; and does turther resolve and
determine that the cost of maintenance o! said public park ~d beach areas is increase4
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by reason of use by residents of said county of Santa Barbara outside of the City ot
Santa Barbara as hereinabove stated;
AND I'l' IS FURTHER ORDERED AND RESOLVED that the general nature of the improvement
proposed is the depositing of sand and dredged material on the beach adjacent to
East Cabrillo Boulevard, a public highway, in the city of Santa Barbara, between the
outfall sewer and the mouth of Sycamore Creek, tor the improvement, maintenance and
protection of the said East Cabrillo Bouievard, a public high.wayl and Gray's Pavilion,
and city park property and beaches within the city and to the southeast of the city
limits, and Channel Drive, a county highway, said work to be pertormed in the manner
provined by specifications o! the United States War Department.
AND IT IS FURTHER ORDERED AND RESOLVED that the nature of the aid to be furnish d
by the county of Santa Barbara in cooperation with the city o! Santa Barbara for the I
purposes herein specified shall be an offer to the United States to appropriate the suJ
of Twenty-five Thousand Dollars ( $25,000.00) trom the general tund of the county, upon
the condition that the city of Santa Barbara make a like appropiration tor such purposes;
provided, however, that it such offer be accepted, said eum to be used by the
United States together with a like sum receive~ from the city of Santa Barbara in the
manner authorized by section 4 of the River and Harbor Act approved March 4, 1915,
(Public, No. 291, 63 d Congress), and to be used only for the payment of the excess
cost of depositing sand and materials dredged trom the Santa Barbara Harbor by the
United States on the beaches within the city of Santa Barbara between the outfall sewe
and the mouth of Sycamore Creek as above specified.
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED AND RESOLVED that any funds remaining out of the moneys
so deposited shall be returned to the city of Santa Barbara and to the county of Santa
Barbara in equal shares promptly atter all costs of suoh work have been paid by the
United States .
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED AND RESOLVED tha.t the county of Santa Barbara offer-, and
said county does hereby otter to the United States to appropriate the sum of Twenty-ti e
Thousand Dollars ($25,000. 00) for the purposes herein set rorth an4 upon the condition
herein set ~orth, said appropriation to be made out of the general fund of s aid county
ot Santa Barbara; and the auditor and the treasurer of the county o'! Santa Barbara
are hereby authorize~ and ~1rected to transfer said sum to the United States upon the
acceptance of this otter.
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED AND RESOLVED THAT THIS RESOLUTION shall not become operative
unless and until the city council of the city of Santa Barbara adopts a resolutio
containing a similar ofter with respect to the work to be performed pursuant to this
resolution, B.l}d tiles a certitied copy thereof with the county auditor of the county o
Santa Barbara.
372
Passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the County o! Santa Barbar a,
State o! California, this 6th day of April, 1942, by the following vote: Ayes: Thomas
T. Dinsmore, Sam J . Stanwood, J. Monroe Rutherford, Ronald M~ Adam and C. L. Pre1sker.
Nays: None. Absent: None.
Conferring / In the Matter of Conferring Merit System Status on Employees of the County
Merit Syst
Status on Welfare Department .
Employees
County wel WHEREAS, a list of employees of the County Welfare Department having successful y
!maernet . Depar - qualified for the position to which they are officially allocated has been submi t ted t
Agreement
of Lease .
I
Aid to /
Needy Aged
Persons .
this Board by the Merit System Examining Committee of the State of Cali!ornia,
IT IS THEREFORE ORDERED that the tollowing named employees of the County Weltar
Department be accepted, and that merit system status be conferred on said employees in
accordance with the Merit System rules and regulations as adopted by the State Social
Welfare Board:
County Welfare Director - IV
Rudolph, Harvey J .
Public Assistance Supervisor, Grade II
Hutt, Elizabeth
Hurlbut, Flora Helen
Public Assistance Worker, Grade II
Barca, Zilda
Davies, Evelyn
Fullwood, Reb eoo~
McLeod, Beth
Merriam, Mona
Saunders, Margaret
Whitney, Carol
Junior Clerk
Scarborough, Ruth
Chiet Bookkeeper-Clerk
Hensley, R.amond
In th.e Matter of Agreement of Lease between the County of Santa Barbara and
Clifford Hobbs and Lorabeth Hobbs, his wife.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried unanimously, it is ordered that the
Chairman and Clerk of this Board be, and they are hereby authorized t o execute a
lease agreement, where in said Clifford Hobbs and Lorabeth Hobbs, his wife, do lease t
the County a water well adjacent to Suey Park, Fi!th District; said lease is tor a
period of six months trom the 20th day o! March, 1942, at a monthly rental of ten
dollars.
In the Matter of Applications tor State and County Aid to Needy Aged Persons.
It appearing to the Board that the hereinafter named applicants tor State and
County Aid to needy aged persons having tiled their applications, as required by law,
and as in said applications fully set forth; a.rtd
It further appearing from an examination of said applications that the needy
aged persons mentioned in said applioat1ons are proper persons to receive State and
County A1d; upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is
ORDERED, that the Aud1 tor draw h1s warrant on the Treasurer on General Fund,
in favor of the following applicants, for the amount set opposite the name of the applicant,
commencing on the first day of April 1942 (unlessctherw1se indicated) and on
the tirst day of each month hereafter until further order of this Board; said money t
be used tor the support of sa1d needy aged persons, to wit:
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NAlvIE OF APPLICANT
Ables, Emma
Anderson, Oscar
Barnes, Stephen All en .
Beckett, Frank
Beith , Jane Ell en 6.
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TOTAL AID GRANTED REh~ RKS
#4o .oo
4o.oo
4o.oo
4o .oo
35. 00
. Br~bes, John 37.00
Breese, Mary J.
Clinton, Adelaide
Do Rego, Harriet
Gutierrez, Clarence A.
Haye, James William
4o. oo
4o .oo
32. 00
37.00
4o.oo
Jones, Clarence M. 4o.oo
Refusals t
Grant Old
Age Seouri y.
\
Changes in
Bline\ Aid.
Shipp, Ora
Tompkins, Francisca E.
Wilson, John T.
Zimmerman, Nora L.
INCREASES
Chenoweth, Ma
Foster, Frances L.
DECREASE
Davis, Matilda Etta
DISCONTINUANCES
AlTellanes, Tomasa
Conklin, Walter E.
Cook, Clara Belle
Gott, Edgar Eugene
Gould, Anna T.
McConnell, William J.
Rennison, Louisa
4o.oo
4o.oo
4o.oo
4o.oo
4o.oo
36.25
30.00
In the Matter of Refusals to Grant Old Age Security.
Non-County
3/31/42
3/31/42
3/31/42
3/31/42
3/31/42
3/31/42
3/31/42
It appearing to the Board trom the report of the County Weltare Department that
the following named applicants are not proper persons to receive Old Age Security;
Upon motion, &tly seconded and carried,
IT IS ORDERED that the said applications be, and the eame are hereby denied:
Brown, Mary
Pinero, Felix
In the Matter of Changes in Blind Aid.
It appearing to the Board trom a 1Notic e of Change, tiled by the County Weltare
Department, that certain Blind Aid should be discontinued,
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried unanimously,
IT IS ORDERED that Blind Aid to the tollowing name4 person be, and it is hereby
d1soontinued, ettective March 31st, 1942:
McBride, Raymond F.
Children s _., In the Matter of the Application of Patsy Alvarez, Los Olivos, California, tor
Aic\.
State and County Aid tor Estella, Josephine, Arthur and Jerry Alvarez, halt-orphans
It appearing to the satistaotion of the Board t hat said Estella, Josephine,
Arthur and Jerry Alvarez are halt-orphans and are proper persons to receive State and
County Aid, and are in the custody of said Patsy Alvarez, Mother;
It ls ordered t hat the Auditor draw his warrant on the Treasurer on General
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Children
A1!\.
Children'
A1d.
Childl"en' s /
Aid.
Chilnren' s/
A1t\ .
Chi ldren s /
Ai"
Fund, in tavor of said Patsy Alvarez tor the sum of thirty-eight dollars, and tor a
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like amount on the.first of each month hereafter until the further order of this Board
said money to be used tor the support of the above named minors.
In the Matter of the Application of Eld.gar M. Baxter, Probation Officer, !or
State and County Aid tor Esperanza Delgado , child of a father under commitment to a
State Prison.
It appearing to the satisfaction of the Board that said Esperanza Delgado is a
child of $ tather .under commitment to a State Prison and a proper person to receive
State and County Aid, and is in the custody o! said Edgar M. Baxter, Probation Of~ice ;
It is orde~ed t hat the Auditor draw his warrant on the Treasurer on General
Fund, 1n favor of .said Edgar M. Baxter tor the sum of twenty-two and 50/100 dollars,
and tor a like amqunt on the first of each month hereafter until the further order ot
this Board, said money to be used tor the support o! the above named minor
In the Matter of the Application of Mrs. Dorothy Da.yton, Rural Delivery, Santa
Maria, California, tor State and County Aid for Edw$rd, Ruby, Nellie, Albert, Vernon,
Daniel and Richard Reasner, whole orphans.
It appearing to the satisfaction of the Board that said Edl'tard, Ruby, Nellie,
Albert, Vernon, Daniel and Richard Reasner are whole-orphans and a.re proper persons t
receive State and .County Aid, and are in the custody of said Mrs. Dorothy Dayton,
aunt '
It is ordered that the Auditor draw hie warrant on the Treasurer on General
Fund, in favor of .said Mrs. Dorothy Dayton tor the swn of one hundred and forty dolla e,
and tor a like amount on the first of each month hereafter until the further order ot
this Board, said money to be used for tb.e support o! the above named minors.
In the matter of the application of George Gudge9n, 302 West Montecito Street,
Apartment 3, Santa Barbara, California, tor State and County Aid tor Franklin (Edward
Robert and Maurice (Jonathan), halt-orphans .
It appearing to the satietaction of the Board that said Franklin (Fdwax-d), Rob rt
and Maurice (Jonathan) , are halt-orphans and are proper persons to receive State and
County Aid, and are in the custody of said George Gudgeon, father;
It is opdered that the Auditor draw his warrant on tile Treasurer on General
Fund, in favor of said George Gudgeon tor the sum of sixty-seven and 50/100 dollars ,
and tor a like amount on the first of each month hereafter until the further order of
this Board, said money t o be used !or the support of the above named minors
In the Matter of the application of Elizabeth H. Huf!, 314 South Elizabeth
street, Santa Maria, California, tor State and County Aid tor Leroy, Robert, Marcell
and Sylvester Gomez, Children of a mother under commitment to a State Hosuital.
It appearing to the ~at1etact1on of the Board that said Leroy, Robert, Marcel a
and Sylvester Gomez, children of a mother under commitment to a State Hospital, and
are proper persons to receive State and County Aid, and are in the custody of said
Elizabeth H. Hutt;
It is ordered that the Auditor draw hie warrant on the Treasurer on General
Fund, in favor of said Elizabetq H. Hut! !or the sum of eighty-two and 50/100 dollar ,
and tor a like amount on the first of each month hereafter until the further order
of this Board, said money to be used for the support of the above named minors.
In the Matter of the Application of Annie Rhe1nlander, 211 West Micheltorena
Street, Santa Barba~a, Cali~orn1a, tor State and County Aid tor Ann (Barbara) Rheinlander,
halt-orphan.
It appearing to the eatistaction o! the Board that said Ann (Barbara) Rheinlander
is a hal!'-orphan and a proper person t o receive State and County Aid, and is
Changes in
Children's
Aid.
Transt'e:r ot
Funds.
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in the custody of said Annie Rheinlander, Mother;
IT IS ORDERED THAT THE Auditor draw his warrant on the Treasurer on General
Fund, in favor of said Annie Rheinlander for the sum of thirty-nine dollars, and tor
a like amount on the first of each month hereafter until the further order of this
Board, said money to be used t or the support of the above named minor.
In the Matter of Changes in Children's Aid.
It appearing t o the Board from "Notices of Change 11 , filed by the County Welfare
Department, that certain adjustments should be made in the amount of aid, etc., granted
to the tollowing named persons; upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is therefore
ORDERED, that the amount of aid granted to Children listed below, be changed to
the amount set opposite their names beginning April lat, 1942, (unless otherwise
indicated), as follows, to wit:
NAME
DEC RF.A SES
TOTAL AID GRANTED REMARKS
Holzer, Mary Lou . $22. 50
DISCONTINUANCES -Effective March 31, 1942, unless otherwise stated
Acosta, Eliza
Hemphill, Robert
Holzer, Billy
l~artinez, Nancy
CHANGE OF PAYEE
RECIPIENT OF AID
Gomez, Arthur and Rosemary
Gomez, Leroy
Gomez, Sylvester, Marcella
and Robert
Reasner, Nellie, Albert, Vernon,
PAYEE BEFORE CHANGE
Mrs. Mary Silva
Mrs. Elizabeth H. Hutt
Mrs. Elizabeth H. Hutt
Daniel and Richard Mrs. Dorothy Dayton
In the Matter of the Transfer of Funds.
ORDER
PAYEE AFTER CHANGE
Mrs. Maria A. Silva
Mrs. Maria A. Silva
Mrs. Rosalia Torres
Mrs. Cecelia Olivas
WHEREAS, additional funds are required in the various Road District Funds,
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried unanimously,
IT IS THEREFORE ORDERED that the Auditor of the County of Santa Barbara, State
of California, be, and he is' hereby authorized and directed to transfer the sum ot
twenty-four thousand seven hundred and five ($24,705.00) dollars from the Highway
Improvement Fund to the various Road District Funds, as fo l lows, to wit:
.
First Road District Fund
Second Road Distr1.ct Fund
Third Road District Fund
Fourth Road District Fund
Fifth Road District Fund
$5,552.00
2, 703.44
3,163. 69
6,000.00
The foregoing order was passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the
crounty of Santa Barbara, State of California, this 6th day of April, 1942, by the tollowing
vote, to wit: J\yes: Thoma s T. Dinsmore, sam J. Stanwood, J. Monroe Rutherford,
Ronald M. Adam and C. L. Preisker. Nays: None. Absent: None.
Cancellation /
ot' Funds.
In the Matter. o't Canc"ellation of Funds.
Resolution No. 4134.
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that the
sum of $SS4.34 is not needed in Account 120 B 25, Service and Expense,Maintenance and
Operation, Second Supervisor District, General Fund;
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of eight hundred eighty-tour and
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Transf e:r of ""
Funds.
Transfer o!" /
Funl\s .
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34/100 dollars ($SS4.34) be and the same ls hereby cancelled trom the above account and
returned to the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the following
Supervisors voted A:ye, to wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J. Monroe Ruthe -
tord,.Ronald M. Adam and c. L. Preisker. Nays, None. Absent, None.
In the Matter of Transter of Funds trom the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund.
Resolution No. 4135
Whereas it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara Oounty that a
transfer is necessary from the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund to Account 135 C 67,
WPA Paradise Rofd, Capital Out1ay, Third Supervisor District, General Fund; in accordan e
with Section 3714, subdivision 3, of the Political Code,
Now therefore, be it resolved that th~ sum of eight hundred eighty-four and 34/1 O
dollars ($SS4.34) be and the same is hereby transferred !rom the Unappropriated Reserve
General Fund to account 135 C 67, WPA Paradise Road, Capital Outlay, Third Supervisor
District, General Fund.
Upon the passage of the toregoing resolution, the roll being called, the tallowing
Supervisors voted Aye, to wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J. Monroe Ruthe -
ford, Ronald M. Adam and C. L. Preisker. Nays, None. Absent, None.
In the Matter of Transfer of Funds trom the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund.
Resolution No. 4136.
Whereas it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that a
transfer is necessary from the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund to Account 162 C 51,
Rights of W~y, Capital Outlay, Const~ction Highways and Bridges, General Fund; in
ac~ordance ~1th Section 3714, subdivi~ion 3, of the Political Code,
Now theretore, be it resolved that the sum of fifteen thousand dollars ($15,000.00)
be and the same is hereby transterred'trom the unappropriated reserve General Fund to
account 162 C 51, Rights of Way, Capital Outlay, Construction Highways and Bridges,
General Fund.
Upon the passage of th'e foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the tollowi g
Supervisors voted Aye, to wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J. Monroe Ruthertor ,
Ronald M. Adam and c. L. Preisker. Nays, None. Absent, None.
Trans!"er o. /
Funds.
In the Matter of Transfer of Funds from the U!ll.ppropriated Reserve General Fund.
Resolution No. 4137.
Revision
o! Buflget
Items.
J
Whereas 1 t appears to the Board Of Supervisors Of santa Barbara County that a
transfer is necessary from the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund to Account 164 A 6o,
Labor, Salaries and Wages, Parks-First District, General Fund; in accordance with Sec-
tion 3714, subdivision 3, of the Political Code
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of three hundred dollars ($300.00)
be and the same is hereby transferred from the unappropriated reserve General Fund to
account 164 A Go, Labor, Salaries and Wages, Parks-First District, General Fund
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the following
Supervisors voted Aye, to wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J. Monroe Ruthe -
ford, Ronald M. Adam and c. L. Preisker. Nays, None. Absent, None.
In the Matter of Revision of Budget Items.
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Resolution No. 413g.
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that a
revision is necessary within general classification o! Salaries and Wages, First Supervisor
District-Road District Fund, First Road Fund;
Now, therefore, ~e it Resolved that the aforesaid accounts be and the same are
hereby revised as follows, to wit: Transfer from Account 111 A Go, Labor, the sum of
Revision o! /
Budget Item
Revision of /
Budget Item
April 6th, 1942. 377
$200. 00 to Account 111 A 3, Road Account8.l'lt, Salaries and Wages, First Supervisor
District-Road District Fund, First Road Fund.
Upon the passage o! the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the following
Supervisors voted Aye, to wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J . Stanwood, J. Monroe
Rutherford, Ronal~ M. Adam and C. L. Preiaker. Nays, None. Absent, None.
In the Matter of Revision of Budget Items.
Resolution No. 4139.
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that a
revision is necessary within general classi!icat1on of Salaries and Wages, Third
Supervisor District-Road District Fund, Third Road Fund;
Now, therefore, be it Resolved that the atoresaid accounts be and the same
are hereby revised as follows, to wit: Transfer from Account 131 A 60, ~abor, the sum
of $150. 00 to Account 131 A 3, Road Accountant, Salaries and Wages, Third Superviso~
District - Road District Fund, Third Road Fund.
Upon the passage of the toregoing resolution, the roll being called, the following
Supervisors voted Aye, t o wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J . Stanwood, J. Monroe
Rutherford, Ronald M. Adam and C. L. Preisker. Nays, None. Absent, None.
In the !fatter of Revision of Budget Items.
Resolution No, 414Q ,
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that a
revision is necessary within general classification of Maintenance and Operation,
Welfare-Administration, Genere1 Fund;
Now, therefore, be it Resolven that the atoresaid accounts be and the same are
hereby revised as follows, to wit : Transter trom Account igg B 3, Traveling Expense
and Mileage, the sum of $300.00 to Account 1S$ B g, Office' Supplies, Maintenance and O -
eration, Welfare Administration, General Fund I
Upon the passage of the toregoing resolution, the roll being called, the tollow
ing Supervisors voted Aye, to wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore~ Barn J . Stanwood~ J . Monroe
Repo.,ts .
Release o!
Single Oil
Well Drill1
Bond.
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War. Product1 n
Board--
in re: road
equipment .
Treasurer's ./
Report .
Closing Por
tion o! Lomp oGua'\
al upe
!eec\er road.
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' Ruther~ord, Ronald M. Adam and C. L. Preisker. Nays, None. Absent, None .
In the Matter of Reports.
The following reports were received and ordered placed on file:
Santa Barbara General Hospital - March, 1942.
Santa Maria Hospital
County Welfare Department
- February, 1942.
- February, 1942.
In the Matter of Release of Single Oil Well Drilling bond.
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Pursuant to the request of the County Planning Commission, and in accordance
with the provisions of Ordinance No. 502, as amended,
It was moved, duly seconded and carried. t hat the following oil well clrilling
bond be, and it is hereby released:
Texas Company single bond on oil well Bishop A-3, Permit No. 233
In the Matter of Request of We.r Production Board tor Information regarding
road equipment, mileage of roads maintained and contemplated purchases tor 1942.
The above entitled matter was referred to John L. Stewart, Purchasing Agent,
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tor reply.
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In the Matter of Treasurer's Report on Receipts and Disbursements for the Perio
March 2nd to April 4th, 1942. inclusive.
Report was Ordered placed on file.
In the Matter of Closing portion of the Lompoc-Guadalupe teeder Road.
,,.Resolution No; 4141 .
WHEREAS, A STATE OF WAR exists between the United States of America and various
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Authorizi
Correction
in t\escrip
tion --Vis
ta Del
Mar Union
Schoo1
Diett'1ct .
Acceptance
ot Deec\ to
right o! w
First Road
District.
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foreign powers; and
WHEREAS, a military reservation has been established by the Government of the
United States in the vicinity of the City of Lompoc, in the County of Santa Barbara,
State of California, tor the purpose of training men in the science of mechanized
warfare; and
WHEREAS, certain county highways are located within said military reservation;
and
WHEREAS, continued use of said county highways within said military reservatio
by the public will endanger the lives and safety of the persons using said publio
highway as well as interfere with the movement of military equipment upon said highw s
said danger arising trom the tiring of weapons and the necessary movement of tanks,
trucks and other military equipment; and
WHEREAS, the County of Santa Barbara has been notified by the military author-
ities of the United States Government that said danger exists and has been requested
by the representatives of the United States Army to close said public highways tor
the protection of the public and the furthering of military maneuvers;
NOW, lllEREFORE, IT IS HEREBY ORDERED AND RESOLVED that the county highway
hereinafter described be, and the same is hereby directed to be closed to the use of
the same by the general public until notice is given by the United States Army that
the said highway can safely be used by the public.
Said county highway is more particularly described as follows:
That portion of the Lompoc-Guadalupe teeder Road in the County of Santa Barbar ,
State of California, between a point 3250 teet northerly from the north end of the
H Street bridge over the Santa Ynez Riyer, and the town of Casmalia in said County of
Santa Barbara.
Passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara,
State of California, this 6th day of April, 1942, by the following vote: AYES: Thomas
T. Dinsmore, SaJ!l J. Stanwood, J. Monroe Ruthertord, Ronald M. Adam and c. L. Preisker
NOES: None. ABSENT: None
In the Matter of Authorizing Correction in the Description of Las Cruoes
District of Vista Del Mar Union School District.
It appearing to the Board, from a report of the County Superintendent of Schoo s,
that a typographical error has been made 1n the description of Las Cruces District ot
Vista Del Mar Union School District, and
It turther appearing that a request has been made by said Superintendent ot
Schools tor authorization and approval of the Board of Supervisors tor the correction
thereof,
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried unanimously,
IT IS THEREFORE ORDERED that the County Superintendent o! Schools be, and she
is hereby authorized to make the necessary correction in the description of Las Cruce
District of Vista Del Mar Union School District; 'said ~escr1pt1on, as corrected, to
read as tollows, to wit:
MCommeno1ng at the mouth of Santa Anita Creek; thenoe northerly along said
Santa Aiiita Creek to the south line r1 Tr. a of Rancho San Julian according to Map
ot lands of Albert and Thomas B. Dibblee, by Alfred Poett and tiled June 2ti, 1903 in
Santa Barbara Recorder's Office; thence easterly along the south line of said Tr. a
to the south line of La Golondrina, Tract got Division of Rancho San Julian "
In the Katter of Acceptance of Deed tor Right of WaY, First Road District,
County of Santa Barbara.
~ Resolution No. 4142.
WHEREAS, s. F. Shepard and Laura H. Shepard, his wite, Emmanuel Delbe Solari,
April 6th, 1942. 379
Joseph Wieland Schweizer, Walter L. Dowling and Julia L. Dowling, his wife, Myron W
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Robertson and Berniece L. Robertson, his wite, Donald E. Bailard and Attala s. Bailard,
his wite, John Fraser Dewar and Florence Elizabeth Dewar, his wife, Eula Johnson and
John A. Johnson, her husband, Charles N. Bell and Lyda M. Bell, his wite, Stanley L.
Shepard and Madge c. Shepard, his wife, w. Maurice Beckstead and Dorothy H. Beckstead,
his wite, Wilson L. Venton and Corinne Alice Venton, his wite, Mary Alice Douglass,
George R. Hill, Shepard Mesa Mutual Water Co., by George R. Hill, its President, and
Charlotte Shepard, its Secretary, Clarence John Cadwell and Ray Shepard Cadwell, his
wife, Sabino Morales and Dolores s. Morales~ his wife, Joseph Moses and Julia Moses,
.
his w1te, Joe Lopez and Loretta M. Lopez, his wite, and Gobernador Land and Water Co.,
by Robert E. Bailard, its Eresident, and c. E. Bailard, its Secretary, have executed
and delivered to the County of Santa Barbara a Deed, dated the 4th day of March, 1942,
conveying to said County of Santa Barbara a right of "BY tor al.l the uses and purposes
ot a public road upon, over and across certain real property situate in the First Road
District, County of Santa Barbara, state of California; said right of way being more
particularly described in said deed
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried un@nimously,
IT IS HEREBY ORDERED AND RESOLVED, that said Deed, and the property mentioned 1n
said Deed be, and the same is hereby accepted for the uses and purposes therein mention d
subject to the oonvenants and conditions therein contained, and the Clerk of this Board
cause the same to be recorded.
The foregoing Resolution was passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors of
the County of Santa aarbara, State of California, this 6th day of April, 1942, by the
tollowing vote, to wit: A.yes: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J. Monroe Rutherford,
Ronald M. Adam and C. L. Preisker Nays: None. Absent: None
In ti}. Matter of Naming County Road Gobernador Canon Road, First Road District.
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Naming .Cou ty v
Road Gober anor
Canon Road
First Road
District. WHEREAS, the County of Santa Barbara has this 6th day of April, 1942, accepted
a Deed trom s. F. Shepard, and others, dated the 4th day of March, 1942, conveying to
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said County of Santa Barbara a right of way for all the uses and purposes of a public
road, situate in the First Road District, County of Santa Barbara, State of California,
and
WHEREAS, said road is in actual public use but has never been otf1cially named
by this Board, and
WHEREAS, it is appropriate that said road be named Gobernador Canon Road,
NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that the right of way hereinabove referred.
to, and being that road beginning at the easterly end of Casi tas Pass Roa.d in Ventura
County; thence running northwesterly to Gobernador Canon; thence southerly down Gobernador
Canon to Foothill Road in Carpinteria Valley, be, and it is hereby named
Gobernador Canon Road; said road being more particularly 1escribed in the Deed from
s. F. Shepard, and others, recorded in Book Ji/, Page f:.S-J, of Of:'icial Records ot
the County of Santa Barbara, State of California
Cancellati n / In the Matter of Cancellation of Ta.xes on Real Property Acquired by the United
ot Taxes.
States of America
It appearing to the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara, State
ot California, that the United States of America has acquired title to and is the owner
of certain real property situate in the County of Santa Barbara, State of California,
and
It further appearing that application has been made by said United States of
America for the cancellation of any taxes and/or assessments, or liens therefor, on or
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against said real property, and improvements thereon, if any, as provided by Section
1+9g6 of the Revenue and Taxation Code of the State of California; and
It further appearing that the written consent of the District Attorney of said
County of Santa Barbara, to the cancellation of said taxes and/or assessments, has bee
obtained therefor,
NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS ORDERED that the Auditor of the County of Sant a Barbara,
State of California, be, and he is hereby authorized and directed to cancel any taxes
and/or assessments, including assessments becoming a lien on March 1st, 1942, against
said real property, and improvements thereon, acquired by the United States o~ America
descr ibed as tollows , to wit: Being all of Lots 21 to 2S, both inclusive, in Block
number 49, of the City of Lompoc, County of Santa Barbara, State of California, accord- . .
1ng to map thereof, recorded in Book l at Page 45 of Maps and Surveys, in the office
ot the County Recorder of said County, containing . 642 acres; said property having
been formerly owned by and assessed to Mary L. Saunders, et ux.
I Commun1cat1 ne. In the Matter of Communications.
Cal1~orn1a /
Conterence
ot Social
Workers.
Claims
Recallel n
real lowed.
The following communications were received and referred t o Supervisor Stanwood:
American Legion 16th District - Resolution relative to Alien Land Laws.
Automobile Club of Southern
California
California Tire Company
State Senate Committee on
Economic Planning
Carpenter's Union #2477
- Drive !or Victory program
- county reouirements for tires
- report on major fields of industry
attected by war-time dislocations
- new wage scale, effective May 15, 1942
In the Matter of the California Conference of Social Workers in San Francisco,
April 19th to .21st , 1942, inclusive.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried unanimously, it is or der ed that H. J
Rudolph, Welfare Director, and any members of his stat! whom he wishes to attend be,
and they are hereby authorized to attend the California Con!erence o! Social Workers
in San Francisco on APril 19th to 21st , 1942, .inclusive.
It is further ordered that all members of this Board are authorized t o attend
if they wish to do so.
In the Matter of Claims Recalled f r om the Auditor tor Correction and Reallowed
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried unanimously, it is ordered t hat the
order duly made and entered on March 23rd, 1942, allowing
Commercial Office Supply Co .
France Cate
Randall, Ray
Randall, Ray
Rob i son, I~ . H.
Robles, G.
Romero, Louis
Santa Barbara Brake Service
Santa Barba.ra Retread Shop
Santa Barbara Retread Shop
GENERAL FU?\TD
GOOD ROADS FUND
Santa Ynez Warehouse & Milling Co . GENERAL FUND
Seaside Oil Co . GOOD ROADS FUND
Shell Oil Company
Shepard, Charlotte
Smith, James
Smith, W. R. Hardware Co .
claims as follows:
5. 92
29 .s7
72. 00
63 .00
201. 50
54. oo
72.00
2. 97
2. 00
213. 06
15. 45
73 . 46
72. 41
35. 00
s . 4o
i9. 2g
,
April 6th, 1942.
Southern California . Edison Co . Ltn. GOOD ROADS FUND
Southern California Edison Co . Ltd.
Southern Counties Gas Co .
Southern Pacific Co.
Southern Pacific Milling Co .
. Sperber, Nellie
. Square Deal Auto Parts
Standard Oil Co
Standard 011 Co
Standard 011 Co
. Thompson, Homer c.
Union Hardware & Metal Co
. Upton, W. o.
. Upton, w. c.
. Whalen, J . T.
. Yauney Machine Works
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381
1. 25
30 .00 -
21 .ss
27 .00
147. 53
6.oo
3. 09
s3 .11
i35. 6o
s .12
61.ss
20.31
7s.oo
64.oo
180. 00
10. 63
be, and it is hereby rescinded; and it is further Ordered that said claims be recalled
from. the Auditor and reallowed as follows, to wit:
. Commercial Ot!ice Supply Co .
. France Cafe
Randall, Ray
Randall, Ray
Robison, M. H.
Roblee, G.
Romero, Louis
Sante. Barbara Brake Service
Santa Barbara Retread Shop
Santa Barbara Retread Shop
GENERAL FUND.
FOURTH ROAD FUND
GENERAL FUND
THIRD ROAD FUND
GENERAL FUND
Santa Ynez Warehouse and Milling Co.
Seaside 011 Co.
Shell 011 Company
Shepard, Charlotte
Smith, James
Smith, w. R. Hardware Co .
FIFTH ROAD FUND
FIRST ROAD FUND
THIRD ROAD FUND
FOURTH ROAD FUND
Southern California Edi son Co . Ltd. GENERAL FUND
Southern California. Edison Co . Ltd.
. Southern Counties Gas Co.
Southern Pacific Co.
Southern Pacific Milling Co.
. Sperber, Nellie
. Square Deal Auto Parts
Standard 011 Co .
Standard 011 Co
Standard 011 Co .
FOURTH ROAD FUND
GOOD ROADS FUND
FOURTH ROAD FUND
GENERAL FUND
FIFTH ROAD FUND
GENERAL FUND
3. 6o
2$.33
72. 00
63.00
201. 50
54.oo
72.00
2.97
2. 00
213 . 06
13.75
73 .46
72. 41
35 .00
s.4o
19. 28
1. 25
30.00
21 .ss
27.00
6.oo
3. 09
s3 .11
135 (,o
s . 12
Thompson, Homer c THIRD RAD FUND 61 . gg
Union Hardware & Metal Co.
Upton, W. o.
Upton, W. c
WhaJ.en, J. T.
Yauney Machine Works
GOOD ROADS FUND
FOURTH ROAD. FUND
GENERAL FUND
20 . 71
7s.oo
64.oo
lSo.oo
10. 63
382
Allowance
ot Claims.
-- In the Matter of the Allowance of Claims.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried unanimously, it is ordered that the
following claims be , and the same are hereby allowed, each claim tor the amount and
payable out o~ the fund designated in the order of allowance indorsed on the fact of
each claim respectively, to wit :
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Adam , Ronald M.
Alt schul , Ira D
Ambrosini , Jeanne
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Anderson, Lenora K.
Anderson , Sydney A.
Ashley , Evelyn
Babcock, Dwight
Baoa, Josephine
Baker, Roland
Ball, N. L.
Ball, Robert J .
Barnes , Charles
Barton, Mary
Beekler, Dr. A. M.
Begg, Rober t
Bell, Robert A.
Bello, V. J .
Bennett, Doris
Bensen, Newt
Bernard, G. C.
Bertero, Jules
Bertino, Joseph
Bidgood, Linda
Blonien, Louise
Bothwell, Mrs. Wm.
Bowman, G. C
Bradfield, Bernice
Bradley , Roy F
Brechtelsbauer, Ottilie
Breck, Harry
Brenner, Eugene
Bri ttein, H. w.
Brown, M e.rgaret
Brown , Mary E
Buck~in , Mrs . Lela
But ter field, Barbara
Calder, Robert
Carl son, Elenore
Carricaburu, Mrs. J .
Carson, D. C
castro, Francis L
Catholic Bid Bros.
Catholic Big Bros
Chandler, Helen
Chaucer, Norton G.
GENERAL FUND
33.00
6.30
4o.oo
15. 00
ls.ss
55. 00
50. 00
4-9 . 00
20.32
153. 00
325. 00
100. 00
100. 00
50. 00
120. 00
135. 00
220 .00
3s.39
115. 00
100. 00
200. 00
175. 00
54-. 00
100. 00
55. 00
6. 4-5
i6o .oo
100. 00
120. 00
Sl . 00
4-9 . 75
15. 00
110. 00
160. 00
25.00
120. 00
so. co
172. 90
25. 00
26. 24-
101 . 25
1. 10
2.50
90. 00
35. 00
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April 6th, 1942.
Cheadle, Donald
Chrisman, Gabe
GENERAL . FUND
Clark, Emily
Clark, Robert W.
Clarke, Patience
Click, Pansy
Coen, Elizabeth
Colton, Mrs. Josephine
Common, Wm. C.
Convent of the Good Shepherd
Cota, Juan
Cota., Juan
Cowan , James
Cox , Margaret
Cox, Martha
Coy , Katherine J .
Crane, Edward E.
Crittenton Home, Florence
Daniels , I . J
Daugherty, Mrs. Carolyn
Davies, Evelyn V.
Day , Phoebe H.
Delphey, Calvin C
DeMars, Harold v.
Dennis, Mrs. Dorothy
Dias, Mrs . Viola
Dinsmore , Thomas T
Doerr, L . R.
Dominges, Bob A.
Donovan, Bet ty
Dover, Frank
Dover, Frank
Downing, Emily J .
Drabnick, Isabelle
Duncan, Milton V.
Dunham, Gordon
Duprey , Constance
Eagle, Irene
Eaves, Jr. , Albert
Edmunds , Leslie
Edwards, Muriel
Ehrenborg, Ruth D
Escobe.r, Ray
Everette, Charles
Evermann, Martha
Fagin, Miss Irene
Feathers, Ruth
Feliz, Chester
Feliz , J . s .
Feliz, I~a.rjorie
Fickle, I'4rs . J . H.
$ 13. 55
115. 00
100. 00
72. 50
74.19
s5.oo
15. 00
39 . 92
15. 50
44.35
20 . 00
20 . 00
50 . 00
90 .00
110. 00
37. 50
150. 00
25. 00
125. 00
19. 36
150. 00
130. 00
13. 55
25 . 00
5.00
11. 29
3. 60
195.00
135. 00
54.19
72. 00
72. 00
5s . oo
120. 00
10.00
6. oo
125. g1
s5.oo
23 . 50
90. 00
75. 00
151. 40
50. 00
12. 50
125. 00
19. 95
100. 00
39.19
49. 50
100.00
12. 90
383
384
Fill1pp1n1 , R. c. GENERAL FUND $ 50. 00
Foss, Gates 130. 00
Fraser, Lillian 105. 00
Fraser, Sara Frances 50. 00
Fra.ters, Mrs . Estelle 25. 00
Fullwood, Rebecca. s. 125. 00
Garcia., Mrs . Gabriel 30. 00
Garcia., Mrs. Jesus 13. 00
Garrigan, J. D. 200. 00
Garris, Lou 3s. 7i
Ga.tea, Mrs . Hattie 2. 50
Goble, Jean 120. 00
Godsey, Thomas 20. 65
Gonzales, Mrs. Carlotta 25. 00
Gordon, Margaret 120. 00
Gott , C. A. 120. 00
Gower, Alvin H 125. 00
Gracia., }as. Joseph 2. 50
Graham & Son , H. R 3 , 591. 30
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Graves, James H 15. 00
Gray, Barbara 100. 00
Green, Mrs . H L. 25. 00
Grigsby , Al 72 . 00
Grossman, Charlotte 125. a1
Gutierrez, Mrs . Dora. 19. g3
Hager, Emma 150. 00
Hall, M v. 6o. oo
Hanze, Henry G. 25 . 00 '
Harberts, Rich a.rd 45. 00
Hardy, Clara G. 120. 00
Hawver, Helen 150. 00
Heckmann, Dorie 36.13
He1ges, L. E 10. 00
Henderson, H. E. 20. 00
Hendry , Mrs . Nicol 3g. 70
Henry, Charles 45. 00
Hensley, Raymond 190. 00
Hill, William Desmond 72. 5S
Hobbs, Robert N. 112. 5
Hoeck, Elsie 160. 00
Holdener, Mary 45. 00
Holeton, Donna. 112. 90
Hollis , A. F. go. co
Rossa.ck, D. L. lo. og
Hossack, D. L. 15. 04
Hudson , Helen 90. 00
Hu!!, Neal 50. 00
Hut!, Virginia 42. 26
Hurlbut, Helen 200. 00
Hyde, Elaine s5. oo
Ingrim, Earl B. 190. 00
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Jacobsen, E. B.
jagemann, Frieda E.
james, Wm. H.
Janes, A. F
Jenkins, Harry
johnson, Mrs. Della
Johnson, F. W
Johnson, w. B.
Johnson, Winifred
Johnston, w. F.
Kane, Edward
Keating, Marguerite
Keating, Mary
Keenan, Charles
Keller, Helen K
Kellogg, Eugene s .
Kendrick, Ruth o.
A-pril 6th, 1942.
GE?-TEPAL FUND.
Kern County Forestry Camp
Kindred, Mrs. J. O.
King, Arilla E
Kinkead, Frances
Kittredge, D. w., Jr.
Koopmans, s .
Kramer, Monica F.
LaBreche, Jessie
Lambert, c. E
Lambert, Ray
Langworthy, Muriel
Large, Delbert
Lee, Lelah M.
Lennon, Kathleen
Leonardo, Mary
Leslie, Katherine
Lewis, J. E
Lewis, Thomas A.
Lillard, w. T
Livingston, Mrs. John G.
Lore, Lou S
Lorenz, Frederick s.
Lorigo, Mrs. I~ary Lou
Madsen, Eva
Main, R. C.
Mairs, Allen G
Martin, Allyn
Martin, Arthur
Martinez, Mrs. Sauline
Mathews, l~s. C. L.
Mattice, Lavon
Mattos, Manuel
Maxwell, Elizabeth
I~axwell, J. V.
Wenezes, Mrs . I-.1ary
200.00
125.00
35.00
125.00
30. 49
50 . 00
is.oo
5.00
4-5.00
115.00
110.00
so .co
135.00
29.03
5s.23
35.4-9
50.00
50.00
25.00
14-5.16
150.00
75.00
4-2.00
150.00
160.00
i14-.oo
150.00
115.00
61 .07
13.00
s5.75
7.74-
75.00
14-.05
90.00
25.96
50 .00
143.71
25.00
15.00
60.97
4oo.oo
45.00
100.00
64.51
5.00
25.00
10.97
96.oo
100.00
50.00
52 . 50
385
386
Mes1row, Dr. M. E. GENERAL FUND $50. 00
Miller, Harry 60 .00
Miller, Rachel K. 175.00
Mook, Cleo 45 . 00
Moffitt, Andrew J. 50. 00
Moffitt, Mrs. Hazel 50 . 00
Molloy, Mollie 90. 00
Monroe, Alice 115.00
Montgomery, Mrs . MaYbelle 21 . 50
Moore, c. P. 6. 59
Moraga, Frank P. i4o. oo
Muth, Walter 25 . 00
Muth, Walter 4o. oo
MoAtee, Olga 115.00
McCaugh.ey, Anna E. 135.00
MoCaughey, John P. 200. 26
4o. oo
McGinley, Hugh
Needles, Dr. J . w. 50. 00
Neel, Harry 450. 00
Nelson, o. 157 50
Newman, Car l 60 . 00
Newman, Carl 60. 00 '
Nogues, Henry 115. 00
Oliver a , Albert 57 .50
Olivera, l~rs . Rose 7. 50
Olsen, Ivt. D Arthur R. 75.00
Osborne, Hortence 142. 74
Oster, Mildred 90. 00
Otto, Leslie E 5. 00
Ovieda., E. G. 57 . 50
Ovieda, Toney 6o . oo
Pacif io Lodge 7. 50
Palmaymesa, Mrs. Adelaide 2. 50
Patrick, Wslter 100. 00
Pearson, Anne 100. 00
Pedersen, Charlotte 105. 00
Penfield, Wallace c. is.39
Pentield, Wall ace c. 4oo. oo
Perrin, Joyce 25 .00
Pfahler, Evel yn 54.19
Pico, Harry 52. 50
Plescia, Bessie B 115. 00
Poll orena, Richard 112. 50
Preuss, Chas. A. 5. 00
Preus s , Che,s. A. 10. 00
Ray, June 100 . 00
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Rea sons, Ruth M. i 35. oo
Reeves, Margaret 5. 16
Reichert, Harry 75 .00
Rei d, Jimmie 6. oo
Rhoac\es, Coy 112. 50
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April 6th, 1942
Richardson, Hazel
Richardson, Nancy
Riggs, Loui se
Robertson, Sarah
Robles, Dani el
Robles , G
Rodman, Clyde L
Rodri guez, Mrs . Ruth
Romero, Louis
Ross , Hector
Ross, James
.
Ruddle, Doris
Rudolph, H. J
Rudolph, H. J
Russick, Mrs . Dorot hy M
Rutherfor d , J . Monroe
Ryan, Mary C
Salvat ion Army Home
Sanders, Kat hr yn
Saunders, Margaret
Savage, J osephine
Scarborough, Ruth
Seeley, D. M
Serna, J
Shankland, Leona
Shaw, Arthur
Shorkley, T. M.
Singer-Br ooks , Charlotte
Singlet on, Robert
Sink, Dr. W. D.
Smalley, Elda
Smith, Elizabeth
Smith, Harry
Smith, Leland B.
Smith, Ray
Smyth, E. V
Snow, Beverley
Stedman, E. J
Stein, Emma L
Stevens , Chas. s.
Stewart, John L
St over, Fred
Streeter, Geo . C.
Stronach, Miss Helen
Strunce, Jennie
St. Vincents School
Teeter, Shirley
Thieli cke , Mrs . Fred
Thurmond, Edith B.
Tilton, L. Deming
Todd, Graoe
.
GENERAL FUND
$ 95. 00
s5. oo
90. 00
11. 00
2s . oo
54. oo
170. 00
50. 00
69 . 00
45. 00
53 .31
96. 53
350. 00
2.11
52. 50
16. 20
100. 00
77. 42
120. 00
147. 5g
20. 00
100. 00
so .oo
51 . 70
3s. 71
120. 00
25. 00
250. 00
54. oo
50. 00
90. 00
55 .00
110. 00
175. 00
50. 00
16. 98
126. 00
160. 32
160. 00
5. 00
333 . 33
105. 00
190. 00
42 .1s
80 .00
77. 50
11. 29
25. 00
100. 00
50.00
10. 00
387
388
,
Tomlinson, Wray J.
Tompkins, Elvira
GENERAL FUND
Treasruer of the u. s. Engineer Office
Tro up, Charles
Tru~111 0, Evel yn
Turner, Arthur D.
Tw1 tchell, Leonard
Upai ke, Cecile
Uri be, Adella
Voight, Hubert L.
do do
Wade, Mrs . Martha H.
Wadsworth, Edwin A.
Wagner , Ernest D
Wall, T. T.
Waltemath , Joyce
Warren, Bernell
Watson , Raymond
W!yland, L. C. N., 1'4 . D
Weidman, Phil
Westwick, Atwell
Wilkerson, Marie
Wilkes, Jack
Wilkes, Jack
Wilkes, Jack
Willhoit, J . B
Will iams, Mrs . Florence
Wilson, Eva L
Wilson, Eva L.
Wilson, Kent R.
Wilson, Kent R.
Winter, c. E.
Winter, Wil liam G
Wood, Charles
Wood , Mrs. Emma G.
Wood, Mrs . W. H.
Wood, William
Woodworth, Helen L
Yeargin, Robert
Zwimp!er, Frie'la C
Shepard, Charlotte
Whitney, Jr., John E
Lillard, W. T
Petersen, Fred
Saulsbury, Lenn
Thomas, Roy
Bounds, Dick
Cooley, Harry
Henning, Charles
Janes, A. F.
FIRST ROAD FUND
THilID ROAD FUND
FOURTH .R OAD FUND
$175.00
45 .00
25,000.00
125. 00
29.03
145 . oo
105. 00
65. 00
35. 00
39.1g
500. 00
25 . 00
225. 00
19. 6o
125.00
100. 00
125. 00
120. 00
lSo.oo
9. 09
95.00
100.00
20 . 52
100.00
7. 43
45. 00
27. 66
300. 00
20. 00
io. oo
135. 00
416. 66
1S7. oo
2. 20
2. 50
45. 00
lgo. oo
22 . 5s
110. 00
35. 00
12.50
75.00
20. 00
1S1+. so
143. 00
20 . 00
49 . 50
55 . 00
60. 50
Abanr\onment /
ot Portions
ot roads,
town of Orcu t .
Termination
ot Lease -San
ta Uar1a
Vet erans'
Memorial
Bu11'\1ng .
Lease of a /
Gravel Pit
in Santa
Maria Area.
389
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Roseborough, Arthur
Ellis , 1'4. J .
Madsen, Jerry
Robbins, E. A.
Dodge, E. G.
Wood, 1'4rs . Emma G.
Eddy, J pies H.
Martinez, Frank
FOURTH ROAD FUND
FI FTH ROAD FUND
SALARY FUND
LOS ALAMOS CEI~E . DIST . FUND
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$ 72 ~ 00
70. 00
30. 00
4-0.oo
160. 00
5. 00
Upon the passage of the f oregoing orders , the r oll being called, the fol l owing
Supervisor s voted Aye , t o wit: Thoms T. Dinsmore, Sam J . St anwood, J. Monroe Rutherford,
Ronald M. Adam and c. L. P~eisker. Nays: None . Absent : None.
Attest:
Upon motion the Board adjourned sine die.
The t or egoing minutes are hereby ~pproved .
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.bairman , Board of upervi sore.
Board. of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara, State of Calitornia,
April 13th, 1942, at lO:OO o1olook a. m. Present: Supervisors Thomas T.
Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J. Monroe Rutherford, Ronald 114. Adam, o. L.
Prei~ker and J~ E. Lewis, Clerk.
.
Supervisor o. L. Preisker in the Cb.pr.
The minutes of the regular meeting of April 6th, 1942, were read and aPProved.
In the Matter of the Petition of the Union Oil Company, and others, tor the
abandonment of portions of two roads and an alley situate in the town of Orcutt.
The above entitled matter was continued until April 27tb., 1942.
In the Matter of Termination of Lease to Leeds-Hill, Barnard and Jewett,
engineering firm, on portion of the Santa Karia Veterans Memorial Building which it
now occupies.
Upon motion, ' duly seconded and carried, it 1s Ordered that the Clerk be, and
he is hereby directed to request the engineeriilg tirm of Leeds-Hill, Barnard and
. . . .
Jewett to vacate the premises they now occupy in the Santa Karla Veterans Memorial
.Building on~ i2th, 1942; and to further request said tirm to restore said premises
. ' . to the condition they were in betore their occupano7.
.
In the Katter of a County Lease of a Gravel Pit in Santa Maria Area.
/ Resolution No. 4143.
RESOLUTION DIRmTING EXmUTION OF' LEA.SE.
WHERF.AS, one Kanuel Dias and Kary Dias, his wite, are the owners of ce 1n
real property in the County of Santa Barbara, State of Calitornia, which incl des a
portion of the Sisquoc River; and
WHEREAS, the County of Santa Barbara 1s desirous of securing a lease of a
certain portion of river bottom of the Sisquoc River in the area owned by the said
parties, tor the use of the same as a gravel pit tor county roads and other public
purposes; and
WHli:REA.S, the said parties are w1111ng to lease said propert1 so desired by the
County at an annual rental of t10.oo tor a term of tive years, subject to certain term
and conditions set torth in a proposed lease submitted t o this Board, dated November
390
Request !o .;
right ot
way tor
pipe line
near Lompo
Notice of ./
Eviction o
land conde
by United
States ot
America.
De!enee
Measure-Beach
Areas.
/
Re-nort -- / Ir,.1gation
Water in
Santa Mar1
Valley.
I
Agreement
with State
Department
ot social
Wel!are -Clothing.
let, ~941, which said rental and terms are deemed by this Board to be reasonable;
NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS HERmY ORDERED AND RESOLVED that that certain lease
dated November 1st, 1941, by and between the sa1d Manuel Dias and Kary Dias, b1s w1te,
and the County of Santa Barbara, covering the said gravel p1t, be and the same is
hereby approved; and
I'l' IS FURTHER ORDERED AND RESOLVED that the Chairman of this Board of Superv1-
sore and the Clerk thereot be, and they are hereby authorized and directed to execute
said lease on behalt of the County of Santa Barbara.
Passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara,
State of Cal1torn1a, this 13th day of April, 1942, by the tollowing vote: AXES:
'l'homas 'l'. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J. WonrQe Ruthertord, Ronald M. Adam and c. L.
~ ' . .
.
Preisker. NOES: None. ABSENT: None
In the Katter of ,Regueet of the United States of .America tor the conveyance ot
a right of way tor a pipe line 1n and near Lompoc.
'l'he above entitled matter was referred to the District Attorney and continued
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until April 27th, 1942
In the Matter of Notice of Eviction trom War Department rel~tive to County
owned land condemned by the United States of America to be used 1n connection with Cam
Cooke.
The above entitled matter was reterred to John L. Stewart tor a proper deeor1p
.
tion of the property involved.
In the Matter of Conmun1cat1on trom the Major General, Fortieth Intantry
Division, United States ~' relative to prohibiting large gatherings on beach areas,
open tires at night, and electrical displays near sa14 areas
The above entitled matter was referred to SUpervieor Rutherford and Jack
Anderson, forester and Fire Warden, with the request they take the necessary action on
behalf of the County.
In the Matter of Report of the SEmta Maria Valley Water Oonservat1on District
on quality of Irrigation Water in the Santa Maria Valley.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the Olerk be, and
he is hereby directed to thank the SEulta Maria Valley Water Conservation D1str1ct tor
its 1nterest1ng report, and to request that a copy be mailed to each Supervisor
!he Board took a recess.
At 11:15 o1 clook a. m. the Board convened
Present: Supervisors Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J. Monroe
Ruthertord, Ronald 11. Adam, c. L. Preisker and J. E. Lewis, Clerk.
Supervisor C. L. Preisker in the Chair.
In the Katter of Agreement between the State Department of Social Welfare and
the County of Santa Barbara tor the sJ.looat1on of clothing and the issuance thereof by
the Weltare Department.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried unanimously, it is ordered that the
Chairman and Clerk be, and they are hereby authorized to execute an Agreement between
the State Department of Social Wellare and the County of Santa Barbara '!or the alloca 01
of clothing and the issuance thereof by the Countr Welfare Department; said Agreement
to become etteot1ve the 15th day of April, 1942.
Issuance o J In the Katter o~ Agreement between the Surplus ilsrketing Administration and
Food ant/o
Cotton the County of Santa Barbara tor the issuance of Food and Cotton Order Stamps.
Stamps.
1 Resolution No. 4144.
WHEREAS, it is to the best interests of the people of Santa Barbara County
that the Board of Supervisors of se1d County enter 1nto an Agreement with the Surplus
M!'1\av1 t ./
ot Publ1ca
tion -Master
Pl
ot Beaches.
Cancellat1
ot Fun\s .
Cancellati ~
ot Funt\s.
Cancellat1o .,
ot Funds .
April 13th, 1942. 391
Marketing Administration tor the issuance of Food and Cotton Order Stamps, and tor the
administration thereof,
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. . . .
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Chariman of this Board and its Clerk
be, and they are hereby directed to execute the Agreement dated the 7th day of Maroh,
1942, between the Surplus Marketing Administration and the County of Santa Barbara
tor the issuance of Food and Cotton Order Stamps, and tor the administration thereof
The foregoing Resolution was passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors
ot the County of Santa Barbara, State of California, this 13th day of April, 1942, by
the following vote to wit: Ayes: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J. Monroe
Rutherford, Ronald 14. Adam, and C. L. Preisker. Nays: None. Absent: None
In the Matter of Affidavit of Publication of Notice othearing on a Master
Plan of Beaches tor the County of Santa Barbara.
It appearing to the Board trom the a:t~idavit of Jessie Gritt1n, principal
f 4 clerk of the printer and publisher of the Santa Barbara News-Press, that Notice ot
Hearing 1n the above entitled matter has been published;
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that said Notice has
been duly published.
In the Matter of Cancellation of Funds.
Resolution No. 4145.
Whereas, it appears to the Board of supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
the sum of $300. 00 is not needed in account 40 B 35, Trial Jurors Fees, Mileage and
Expense, and the sum of 300.00 is not needed in Account 4o B 37, Witness Fees, Kileag
and Expense, Maintenance and Operation, Superior Court, General Fund;
NOW THEREFORE, be it resolved that the sum of six hundred dollars ($6oo.oo)
be and the same is hereby cancelled trom the above accounts and returned to the Unappr -
priated Reserve General Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being oalled, the tollow1ng
SUpervisors voted Aye, t o wit.: T.h omas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J. Konroe
Rutherford, Ronald M. Adam and c. L. Preisker. Nays, None. Absent, None
In the Matter of Cancellation of Funds.
Resolution No. 4146.
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
the sum of 600.00 is not needed in Aocount 17g A 51, Caretakers, Gardeners and
janitors, and the sum of t4oo.oo is not needed in Account 17! A 6o, Labor, Salaries
.
and Wages, Veterans Buildings, General Fund;
Now theretore, be it resolved that the sum of one thousand dollars (81,000.00)
be and the same is hereby cancelled trom the above accounts and retumed to the Unappropriated
Reserve General Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the tollowing
Supervisors voted Aye, to wit: Thomae T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J. Monroe
Ruthertord, Ronald 11. Adam and C. L. Preisker. Nays, None. Absent, None.
In the Matter of Cancellation of Funds.
Resolution No. 4147
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
the sum of f750.56 is not needed in Account ig2 C g, Laboratory Equipment, and the sum
of 14-0o.oo is not needed in Account 1S2 C 9, Kitchen Equipment, Santa Maria Hospital,
General Fund;
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of one thousand one hundred titty
and 56/100 dollars ($.1,150.56) be and the same is hereby cancelled trom the above
.
accounts and returned to the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund.
392
Canoellat1 /
ot Funds.
Transfer o. ;
Funds.
Upon the pass~e of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the tollowlng
Supervisors voted Aye, to wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J. Monroe
Rutherford, Ronald M. Adam and c. L. Preisker~ NaYs, None. Absent, None.
In the Matter of Cancellation of Funds.
Resolution No. 414a,
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
the sum of 1225.00 is not needed in Account 1S5 C 14, Farm F.quipment, Capital Outlay,
County Farm, Gener8;l Fund;
.
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of two hwidred and twenty-tive
~ . . .
dollars (1225.00) be and the same is hereby cancelled from the above account and re-
tlll"ned to the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund.
Upon the passage of the toregolng resolution, the roll being called, the tol-
lowing Supervisors voted Aye, to wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J. Monroe
Ruthertord, Ronald K. Adam and o. L. Pre1sker. Nays, None. Absent, None.
In the Matter of Transfer of Funds trom the Unappropriated Reserve General
Fund.
Resolution No. 4149
Whereas it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that a
transter is necessary trom the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund to Accounts 91 A
'
62, Field Personnel, Salaries and Wages, and 91 B l, Telephone and Telegraph, Maintenanoe
and Operation, Forester and Fire Warden, General Fund; in accordance with Section
3714, subdivision 3, of the Political Code,
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of tive hundred ninety-six and 74/1 o
dollars Ct596.74) be and the same is hereb7 transterred trom the Unappropriated Reserv
General Fund to 8.ocount 91 A 62, Field Personnel, Salaries and Ws.ges, the sum ot
1;66.74, and to account 91 B 1, Telephone and Telegraph, Maintenance and Operation,
Forester and Fire Warden, General Fund, the sum of $30.00.
Upon the passage of the toregoing resolution, the roll being called, the tol-
lowing Supervisors voted Aye, to w1ta Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. stanwood, J. Monroe
Ruthertord, Ronald u. Adam Md o. L. rreisker. Nays, None. Absent, None.
TT"anster o J
Fun\s.
Transfer o /
Funds.
In the Matter of Transfer of Funds trom the unappropriated Reserve General 4 0
Fund.
Resolution No. 4150.
.
Whereas it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that a
transter ls necessary from the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund to Account 17g B 26,
Heat, Light, Power and Water, Maintenance and Operation, Veterans' Buildings, General
Fund; in accordance with Section 3714, subdivision 3, of the Political Code,
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of one thousand dollars (t1,ooo.oo)
be and the same is hereby transferred trom the unappropriated reserve General Fund to
account 17S B 26, Heat, Light, Power and Water, Maintenance and Operation, Veterans'
.
Bu1ld1~ General Fund
Upon the passage oi the tor~oing resolution, the roll being called, the fol-
lowing Supervisors voted A.ye, to wit: Thomas 'l'. Dinsmore, SaJD J. Stanwood, J. Monroe
Rutherford, Ronald M. Adam and o. L. preisker. Ns;?'s, None. Absent, None.
In the Katter of Transfer of Funds trom the Unappropriated Reserve General
Fund.
Resolution No. 4151.
Whereas it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that a
transter is necessary from the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund to Account 1S2 B
7, Food supplies, Maintenance and Operation, Santa Maria Hospital, General Fund; in
. .
April 13th, 1942 393
accordance with Section 3714, subdivision 3, of the Political Code,
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of one thousand one hundred titt7
and 56/100 dollars ct1,150.56) be and the same is hereby transferred trom the unappropriated
reserve General Fund to account lg2 B 7, rood Supplies, Maintenance and Operation,
Santa Karia Hospital, General Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the following
Supervisors voted Afe, to wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J. Monroe
Rutherford, Ronald M. Adam and C. L. Preisker. Nays, None. Absent, None .
Tranef eJ" of /
Fun\e.
Fund.
In the Matter of Transfer of Funds trom the Unappropriated Reserve General
Transfer of ./
Funds.
Transter of aFunfls.
Resolution No. 4152
Whereas it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that a
transfer is necessary trom tbe Unappropriated Reserve General Fund to Account lg5 B 7,
Dairy Feed, Maintenance and Operation, County Farm, General Fund; in accordance with
Section 3714, subdivision 3, of the Political Code,
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of two hundred and twenty-five
dollars Ct225.oo) be and the same is hereby transferred trom the unappropriated reserv
General rund to account lS5 B 7, Dairy Feed, M~intenanoe and Operation, County Farm,
- General Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the fol-
lowing Supervisors voted Aye, to wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J. Konroe
Ruthertord, Ronald M. Adam and C. L. Preisker. Nays, None. Absent, None.
In the Matter of Transfer of J'unds from the Unappropriated Reserve General
Fund.
Resolution No. 4153
Whereas it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that a
transfer is necessary from the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund to Account 1S5 C 20
Purchase of Cattle, Capital Outlay, County Fa.rm, General Ft.ind; in accordance with
Section 3714, subdivision 3, of the Political Code,
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of tour hundred dollars 400.00)
be and the same is hereby transferred trom the unappropriated reserve General Fund to
account lg5 0 20, Purchase of Cattle, Capital Outla;r, County Farm, General Fund.
Upon the pa~sage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the tol.
lowing supervisors voted Aye, to w1 t: 'l'homas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J. Monroe
. Ruthertord, Ronald K. Adam an4 C. L. Preisker. Nays, None. Absent, None.
In the Vatter of Transfer of Funds from the Unappropriated Reserve General
Fund.
Resolution No. 415~
Whereas it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara Oounty thart
a transfer is neoessa.1'1 from the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund to Account 2o4
B 74, Examination and Care of Insane, Inebriates and Feeble K1nded, Maintenance and
Operation, Psychological Service and Oare Insane, General Fund; in accordance w1 th
Section 3714, subdivision 3, of the Political Code,
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of six hundred dollars Ct6oo.oo)
be and the same is hereby transferred trom the unappropriated reserve General Fund
to account 2o4 B 74, Examination and Care of Insane, Inebriates and Feeble Minded,
llaintenanoe and Operation, Psychological Service and Care Insane, General Fund
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the tollowing
Supervisors voted Aye, to wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J. Monroe
394
Revision of /
But'\get Item
Revision of /
Budget Item
Claim Held
Over and
now allowe
Ruthertord, Ronald II. Adam and c. L. Preisker. Nays, None. Absent, None.
In the Matter of Revision of Budget Items.
Resolution No. 4155.
Whereas, 1 t appears to the Board of fltperv1sors of Santa Barbara County that
a revision is necessary within general classification of llaintenance and Operation,
Tax Collector, General Fund;
Now, theretore, be it Resolved that the aforesaid accounts be and the same e
. . :
hereby revised as tollows, to wit: Transfer trom Account 13 B 2, Postage, Freight,
Cartage and Express, the sum of t50.oo 'to Account I3 B g, Otf'ice Supplies, U:a1 ntenan e
and Operation, Ta.x Collector, General Fund.
Upon the passage of the toregoing resolution, the roll beirtg called, the tol
lowing Supervisors voted Aye, to wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J. U:onroe
Ruthertord, Ronald M. Mam and C. L. Preisker. Nays, None. Absent, None.
In the llatter of Revision of Budget Items.
Resolution No. 4156.
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Banta Barbara County that
a revision is necessary within general class1ticat1on of Ka1ntenanoe and Operation,
Superintendent of Schools, General Fund;
Now, therefore, be it Resolved that the aforesaid accounts be and the same
are hereby revised as follows, to wit: Transfer trom Account 220 B 3, Traveling
Expense and Mileage, the sum of t100.oo to Account 220 B g, Ottice Supplies, the
sum of $50.00 and to account 220 B. 16, District Supplies, Maintenance and Operation,
Superintendent of Scboo1s, General 'Fund, the sum ot t50.oo.
Upon the passage of the toreg01ng resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted A:fe, to wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam 3. Stanwood, J.
Monroe Rutherford, Ronald M. Mam and c. L. Preisker. Nays, None. Absent, None.
- In the Matter of Claim Held Over tro~ the meeting of Karch 9th, 1942, and
F
now allowed.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it 1s ordered that the tollowing
claim, held over trom the meeting of Maroh 9th, 1942, be, and it is hereby allowed:
Treasurer of the United States GENERAL FUND t5,ooo.oo
Claims
Held Ov-e:r. - --- In the Matter of Claims Held Over.
Allowance
of Claims.
Protest an J
Objections
ot J. F.
Goux.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried unanimously, 1t is ordered that the
following claims be, 8lld they are hereby held over:
Kyle, Chet
Preisker, c. L.
In the Matter of the Allowance of Claims.
41.71
95.55
Julien F. Goux appeared before the Board and protested tlre allowance of a
claim tiled by SUperv1sor c. L. Pre1sker tor his expenses to Washington, D. C.
during the month of Ma.rob, 1942, and demanded a retund of monies previously allowed
.
tor said trip on the grounds that the claimant bad intermingled public and private
business, no part of which could be segregated as a legal charge against the County
ot Santa Ba.rbara.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried unanimously, it is ordered that the
following claims be, and the same are hereby allowed, each claim tor the amount
and payable out of the tund designated in the order of allowance indorsed on the
tace of each claim respectively, to wit:
Abbott Laboratories GENERAL FUND
do do .
Abbott, James 70.00
,
April 13th, 1942
.
Acme Body Works GENERAL FUND
do
do
do
d.o
do
do
Acme Lock & Repair Shop
Aoquistapace, Mrs. Karia
Adame Company, J. D.
Aggeler & Musser seed Co
Ahlman, Mrs. Kenneth
Air Reduction Sales Co
do do
Air Reduction Sales Co
Albertoni, Jos
Alexander's Cash Market
Alexander, B.
Allen Brothers
Allen, Mrs. Jack
Altsohul, Ira D.
Alvarez, Mar la
Ambassador Laundry
Ambrose Lumber Company
Ambrose Lumber Company
Ambrose Lumber Co
Am.brose Lumber Company
Amend, Marjorie
American Bakery
Amer1oan-LaFranoe-Foamite Corp.
American Optical Company
Andera'e Department Store
Andera's
Anderson
Anderson, Mrs. Maria
Angulo, Albert
A. N. Packing Co.
Arevinae, Guadalupe
Armour and Company
Arnoldi Grocery, P.
Arrowhead and Puritae Waters
do do
Associated 011 Company
Associated Telephone Co.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Associated Telephone Company
3.00
17.00
24.50
25.00
6.02
7.00
2g.71t
32.g6
5.36
11.69
2.5g
i.70
151.20
9.24
34.oo
12.44
6.oo
1.44
s.oo
54.06
6.55
14.63
2s.36
i35.3g
32.26
33. 76
105.73
35.45
9.09
1 34
S.Sl
10.00
5.00
l,39g.5g
10.00
g.65
g.61
4.31t
3.09
30.53
3g.93
s.95
3.25
6.70
i.30
16.25
123.22
35.95
10.22
395
396
,
Associated Telephone Company GENERAL FOND
do do
do do
do do
Ayala, Mrs. Joseph
Azar' s Market, Sam
Azoarate, Tony R.
B & M Siren Manutaoturing Co.
Ball, Mrs. George
Bank of Amer 1oa NT & SA
Banks'
Banks' Stationery Store
Barbara Drive In
Barbara Hotel
Barca, Zilda
Barnett; L. & L.
Barraras, Mrs. Blanche
Barrett, Nellie M.
Beane, F. o.
Beattie, Herbert
Bedtord, Krs. lil. I
Bender-Moss Co
Benner, H. M
Bennett, Charles
Bennett, Ra1 ph
Berestord, E. H
Bergman, Agnes
Berterotti, Josephine -
Bert's Market
Bert's Market
Bischott Surgical Company, The C. A.
Blackburn, Lewis C
Blake, Kottitt & Towne
Blake, Krs. Alice
Blevins, Bessie
Boe1ke, Gud
Boles, Margaret
Bond1ett1, Albino
Borgatello, Charles
Bowers & Stokes
Bowman, Harr.y J.
.
Bradbury, W. s .
do do
Bradley Hotel
Bramham, James
.
Branch, Inez
Bvaun Corporation
Breen, Ed.
Brees, Claude
Brians, Frank
Broadway Battery & El.eotrio Shop
. -
127 .14
47.29
22.34
12.00
1.24
172.09
i29.7g
6.29
100.00
5.95
2.45
lo.4g
~1.45
i35.oo
56.70
10.00
10.00
6.62
20.00
i3.26
12.gg
11.76
54.oo
20.35
62.50
l g.50
s.50
122.52
115.23
20.19
25.00
g.33
10.32
45.00
g.50
s5.oo
g.oo
3.50
77.81
421.so
15.00
10.00
1.50
35.00
100.00
11.12
g1.oo
7.26
11.53
4.g9
I
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Brock's Grocery GENERAL FUND
- .
Brock, Albert
Brooks and Borra
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Br0wman, R. D
Brown' s Drug store
l3rown s l)rug Store
Brown, Jeanette
)Jryant and Trott Company
l3uck, Mrs. Delia
Buell, E.
Buell, hire. Lester
Buell, llrs. Lester
Bullard Company, E. D
Brubridge, Frank
Bureau of Plirchases
do do
Burgess, Beatrice
. .
Burola, I. M
Burroughs Wellcome & Co
Cagoulides, Andrew
California State Chamber of Commerce
Camargo, Josephine
Campbell Products
Campodon1co Water Works
Campbell, J. Gary -
Carlisle &co., A
Carlson, Hilma s.
Carpinteria Valley Lumber Co
do do
Carpinteria Water Co.
Case, Dr. Harold T
Casmal1a Store
Caso I.ahorator1es
.
Castagnola, George v.
Castro, Irene
.
Catchpole, Mrs. Opal
Cavalli, Angela
Central City Chemical Consolidated
Chackel, Candid
Channel P&Per & Supply Co
Channel Paper & SuPply Co
Chapin, Loraine
Chemical. Industries of Calif.
Cherry-Burrell Corporation
.
Chlorine Solutions
City Contracting Company
City of Lompoc
City of Santa Karia,
City of San~a Maria
Clark, Webster F.
10.24
15.00
l,SS4.34
53.39
153.00
6.35
g.6g
5.75
6.s5
130.50
10.00
10.00
220;1J.2
75.00
.g6
6.03
74.g4
175.00
126.40
15.00
300.00
37.42
23.25
12.00
10.00
60.50
9.50
30.62
6.90
11.11
49.75
s.4].
e.s1
is.oo
55.00
15.00
3.g4
9.42
5.94
23.23
54.59
36.95
3.30
1.00
50.00
i2.go
1.90
7.47
397
398
f
Cleveland, Pauline
C1ute, Cora
GENERAL FUND
Coen, Elizabeth H.
Cottey Grocery, o. D.
Colby, Helen
Coldren, Edna
Coleman Building Materials
'
Commercial Office Supply Co.
do do
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Commercial Ottice Supply Company
Commercial Ot!ioe Supply Co. -
Common, F.
Conover, Gertrude M.
Conrad's Drug Store
Continent8.l Car-na-var Corporation
Cooney, Agnes
Coshow, Dr. G. Horace
Cota, Mrs. Claude
Council of Social Agencies
County National Bank
Crampton, G. T
Crane Co
Crawtord, James
Cregan, Kary
Crenshaw, Stephen
Crews, H. R.
Crossland, Ernest
Cl'uz, Maria
Dal Pozzo, Joe
.
do do
Dal Pozzo, Joe
Darby, Irene
Darchuk, Alice
Darling, Mrs. Eleanor
Davis, C. E.
.
Dawn Venetian Blind Company
Dean, Doris v.
Dean's Store, Tom
Dele1ssegues, Zetta
.
Dellar, Earl
Dictaphone Corporation
Dietrich, Henry
- Dille, F. E.
. Dodd, L.
Dohrmann Hotel Supply Co.
-
Dominguez, Albert
Duncan, Dr. Milton V.
Durbiano Dairy
Durbiano, Mike
- Eby, Isabelle
60.00
10.00
25.00
27.72
100.00
2.00
5.00
12.45
516.55
130.00
150.00
2.e4
12.29
20.00
5.00
12.00
g3.34
25.00
44.52
9.37
12.00
55.00
15.00
ltio.65
s.47
10.00
9.2s
7.60
9.25
15.00
66.77
13.00
g.25
3s.11
75.00
73.90
90.00
i26.oo
22.92
33.s6
191.6o
163.so
21.S2
13.50
2g7 .21
41.39
10.00
55.00
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Echarren, Marguerite
FA.'s Market
GENERAL FUND
Edwards, M. W.
Eisenberg' s White House .
Eisenberg' a White House
Ellsinger 1s Automotive Servide
El Rey Surgical Supply Co
do do
El.eke, Lillie
English, fiuth A.
- Estrada, Margarita
Farmer Brothers Company
.
Farrar, Mary
Federal Drug Company
Felmlee, -c. E
Felmlee, C ~ E.
- Felmlee, C. E.
Fernstermaker, Rose
Fishkin, A.
Fishstrom Staple Company
Firestone
Five C. Refining Company
Flemings Grocery
Flores, Esther
Foothill Dairy
Fox, Paul
France Cate
Franck, Otto J.
Freitas, Frank J. A
Fresno Market
.
Friend, Fred
Fuller & Co., w. P.
G & M Market
Gaines Grocery
Gainor, Mrs. Elizabeth
Gales
Gallen Kamp Stores Co.
Garcia, Annie
Garcia, Paul
Garden Dairy
Gates, F. H.
Gates, H-oward
Gay, Laura A.
Gilberti, Emilio
Girardey Piano Company, L. E.
~lenns Furniture
Golden State Company
Golden state Company
Goleta Market
Gonzales, Betty
. - .
17.76
4o.oo
72.00
55.13
12.6S
6.50
2:7. 7g
33.2g
100.00
120.00
25.00
20.04
43.55
91.93
44.97
1. 92
44.9g
11.00
76.25
3.67
7.g9
s2.14
7.41
50.00
1g.20
7.50
15.14
13.00
15.00
25.24
12.00
2.11
17.41
16.55
10.00
3.07
8.20
70.00
s.50
21.4o
14g3.23
s.oo
15.00
13.00
s.oo
s.50
667.22
192.4o
8.61
11.61
399
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400
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Gonzales, Eugenia
Gorzel1, c.
GENER.AL FUND
Grattt, J.
Grayeton-Oftutt X-Ray Co
Grimes, Frances
Grisingher, Cleo
Grothe, Joseph
Grubb, O~ A.
Guadalupe Milk Co.
Hamilton, i4rs. Florence
Hamilton, Fred
Hamilton, Gilber t Van Tassel
Hanson Equiproent Co.
Harding, Mrs. J. E.
.
Harr ison, Roscoe
Haslam & Co., W. P
Hathaway, Adolph
Ha.user, E. E.
Hauser, E. E.
Hazelette, Martha J.
Heatey-iloore Company
Hetling, E. J.
Heinrich, Minnie E.
' Henderson, Charles F
Henderson, H. E.
Hendry Bros
Henning, Charles
Henning, Jack
.
Herdman, David
Herman's Market
Hernandez, J
Heumphreus-Smith Electric Co.
Hibbs, Mrs. Eva
Higginson, Sarah
Hing Yuen Company
Hoag Seed Company
DO DO
Hobbs, c.
Hockett, A. W
Hoey, wm
Hottman, William
Hohmann, W. c
. Holiday Hardware Company
Holland, Welch & Ryce
Hollister-Stier Laboratories
.
Holser and Bailey
do do
Hopper, Theresa
Hotel Carrillo
Howard's Grocery
. . .
I
194.25
262. 50
96.90
96.53
15.00
62.50
4o.oo
1g.6o
7.67
5.50
50.00
.74
10.00 '
65.00
g.76
s.oo
116.00
35.00
i6o.oo
117.50
7.00
50.00
75.00
4o.oo
1.50
70.00
125.00
24.oo
14o.12
74.oo
3.16
20.00
13.00
31.16
5.27
10.30
132.30
34. 74
Gg.oo
13.50
350.10
16.22
i35.oo
5.15
l.4o
9.27
100.00
103.g3
51.71
-
April 13th, 1942.
Howe, Vincent
Howerton, Fern
GENERAL FUND
Hubbard, Grace
Hudson, Phyllis
Huerta, Cesario
Hutt, Elizabeth II
Hunt, R. B.
Hyland Laboratories
Interstate Bakeries Oorp
Isom, B. A.
Italian Importing Company
ltalian Store
j & J Company
Johnson, F. H.
Johnson, Frank
Johnson, James B.
johnson, w. B.
Johnson, w. H.
.
Jones Stationery & G1tts
jones Stationery & Gitts
jones Stationery & Gitts
Jones Stationery & Gitts
jones, Cora A.
Jones, Cora A
j ordano Bros.
Ju11lard-Cockcrott Corp. .
do do
Kallman s Garden Nursery
.
Kane, Dina
larl's Shoe Store
Karl, M.
Keli te Products
Kelley, H.
Kendrick, William
Kentle, Jean
Kimberly~ Mrs. G.
King, Mrs. Charles
Knall, c. o.
Kratt Cheese Company
Krelle Plumbing & Electric .co .
Jcummer & Adame
Lalonde, Mrs. Frank
.
La Nueva Victoria
La Primavera Market '
Laroo Fish Co., a.
Leal., Frank
Lebeck; F. c.
Lederle Laboratories
.
Lee, L.
Lee, Lelah M.
- -
Lee, Thomas T.
. - -
100.00
9.00
225.00
24.oo
32.25
e3.09
122.gs
11.39
101.64
g.61
250.00
4o.oo
14.oo
24.21
70.00
4.32
7.47
5.56
3.14
g.34
g.34
69.0~
109.93
13.01
19.00
55.00
33.30
11.SO
29.eo
176.1JO
4.50
55.12
2.71
16.oo
12.00
e.20
39.15
s.50
26.00
173.95
36.65
47.&
17.4g
14.oo
77.g2
157.50
22.00
12.00
401
402
Lidbom, Hazel
Light, Marvin
Light, Marvin
Lind's Cate
Lind' e Cate
GENERAL FUND
-Live Oak Dairy
Loan & Building Association of s. B.
Locke, Harry
Logan, Yrs. Frances
Lompoc Ambulance service
Lompoc K. or P. B1dg. Asen. Dr.
Lompoc Laundry & Cleaners
Lompoc Light and Water Dept.
Lompoc Light & Water Dept.
Lompoc Light & Water Dept.
Lompoc Milk Co.
Lompoc Milk Co.
Lopez, Mrs. Lillian
Los Alamos Market
Los Angeles Engraving Co
Lutnesky, L
Mabey, Morris
KacRostie Brothers
Madden, F.dward
ilangan, Thomas
Katthsy Hospital Supply Co .
Naurer, Nettie A
Kay, Alene
May, El.mer
Keachim, Archie L. r
Medical Specialties Co.
Medina, Henry
llenegon, Mary
Mercantile Grocery, The
Merrell Company, The Wm. s.
Merriam, Mona A.
Keyers, Mrs. Emma
Miller's Pharmacy
Killer's Pharmacy
Killer Laboratories, E. W.
Mincer, -George
Mission Linen & Towel
Mission Linen & Towel
Supply
Supply
Mission Paint & Art Company
do do
Kock, Delmar
Molina,- John
.
Montecito County Water District
Monte Vista Dairy
I Moore Mercantile Co.
Moore Mercantile Co.
100.00
32.55
1.46
5.o4
2.gg
70. 73
21.25
170.00
10.00
ig.oo
50.00
20.00
2.27
32.13
.91
2g.2.1
26.gg
g.oo
13.26
32.70
143.00
75.00
25.74
s.50
40.00
27. 21
15.00
4o.oo
4o.oo
e.50
52.66
i4.oo
62.90
17.22
10.00
125.00
s.71
9.42
14.91
39.01
15.00
12.30
i.50
1.24
10.0l
72.50
4o.o4
6.15
44.72
5.17
66.~
April 13th, 1942.
Moore Co., Joseph G GENERAL FUND
Moran, Geo
Morgan, Joseph
Morley, Frank
Korrie, J. G
.
Morris, L. J
Kossi, Ellen
Mueller, Edward
Mueller & Company, V.
Kurphy, Catherine
Murphy, John lt4.
.
Murphy, John w:
Myers, RObert
KcBane, s .
Kcbaleb, -Grace
McClintook Company, o. B
McCracken, Alexander
McFeeters, Joseph .
.
McGee, Bridie
McGregor, J. D
McGuire, G. M~
McKesson & Robbins
Mckesson and Robbins
do do
do do
McKnight, Edwin
KoLeod, Beth
KcNall Building Materials
il0Ne11, W.
National -Titanium Company .
Newland, L. H.
News-Press Publishing Co.
News-Press Publishing Co.
do do
do do
Nicholson, H. L.
No. Calit. Hardware & Steel Co
Northman, George
O'Banion Dairy
do do
Ohio Chemical & Mtg. Co.
Ohio Chemical & Mtg. Co.
O'Meara, . Th.os. M.
Ontiveros~ A. E.
Orcutt Town .and Water
Osborne~ Delia
Osborne, Lou
Osterman, John
Osterman, John
.
Osuna's Grocery
5.54
144.90
42.00
4o.51
15.00
16.75
45.00
45.00
16.66
50.00
4.13
444
37.10
170.00
15.00
i,6s4.05
50.00
45.00
s.50
3.09
lS.39
231.og
59.47
5.04.
ug.57
54.oo
s7.09
34.s2
124.go
7.9g
100.00
103.19
120.00
300.00
75.&
10.00
54.07 .
7.50
2.60
6.11
10.s6
S.Sl
1.95
16o.65
1.50
10.00
10.65
126.00
2s.oo
403
404
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I
Osuna, A. GENERAL FUND
Ott Hardware Company
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do do
Outdoors and In
Overholt, Denz11
Overton, Mrs. Willie
Pacheco, Altred
Pac1tic Coast Coal Co
Pacific Coast Coal Co
Pac1t1c Coast Coal Co.
Pacific Coast Publishing Co.
Pacific Coast Publishing Co.
do do
do do
do do
Pac1t1c Freight Lines
Pacitic Gas & Electrio Co
do
do
do
do
do
do
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Pac1t1c Gas & Electric
Pacific Gas & Electric Co
Pacific Gas & Electric Co
Pac1t1c Greyhound Lines
Pac1!1c Greyhound Lines
Pac1t1c S. W. Realty Company
Pacific s. W. Realty Co
Packer, Josephine
Palmer, Helen E.
Park, Anna
Park, Anna
Park, Anna
Patterson and Hall
Patterson, A. A.
Patterson, Mrs. w. E~
Santa Maria Hospital
Penney Co., J. c.
Penney Company, J. c
Penney Company, J. c.
Penney Company, J. C.
Perez, Julio
Peterson, Miss fa;J,1ka
Petit Corset Specialty Shop
Petrogalar Laooratories Petroleum
Service Co
Photo and Sound
Physicians' Record Company
P1antetti, Mrs. Isabelle R.
. -
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$5.00
15.g5
g.06
1.39
9.92
36.05
7.74
30.00
5.s1
17.62
34g.24
5.og
123.09
27.19
4.s9
22.66
11.63
.74
2.s6
9.29
101.20
12.48
10.12
2.go
304.g9
16.34
23.so
s.30
15.00
so.oo
16o.50
14.oo
11.24
i7.g5
g.50
45.00
44.S4
so.co
15.00
17.22
6.54
19.99
9.97
5.00
10.00
s.24
27.81
26.01
10.00
April 13th, 1942.
Piggly Wiggly
do do
GENERAL FUND
Pilling & Son Co., The George P.
Porter, Harry L
Porter, Harry L
Potter, R. F.
Postmaster, Santa Barbara
Postmaster, Carpinteria, California
Poulos, Thomas
.
do Thoe.
Preisker, c. L
Proctor, Yrs. M. B
Puccio, Rosa
Q,ual1 ty Grocery
Queen, Nora
Quick, Ettie
Quong Hop Chong
Railway Express Company
Rameriz, M.
Rathton, Mrs. Katherine
Red Cross Drug Co
Redman So1ent1:t'1o Company
Redner, Dr. L. R.
Reedsons
Regalia, Mrs. Catherine
Republic Supply Co
Reuman, MarJorie R., Estate of Mina Dell Booth
Richardson, Mrs. Charles
Riedel - De Haen
Rittero, John H.
Riparett1, Ernia
R1 viera Dairy Creamery
Rivera, Mike
Roberds, A. B:.
Rodenbeck's
Rodenbeck s
Rodriguez, Mrs. Joseph
Ronald' s Shoes
Rosemary Farm
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Rudolph's Grocery
Ryan, DOlores
~zner; J.
Sabin, Jil.s. Dorothea
Sat eway Stores
do do
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do
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405
$ 333 .67
71.57
13. 70
36.05
34.50
10.00
20.00
50.00
g.50
g.50
15.00
g.90
15.00
56.03
4o.oo
65.00
i5.5g
3.02
170.00
10.00
54.69
5g.97
30.90
7.44
10.00
1.54
12.00
15.00
1.99
17.10
19.56
92.57
15.00
50.00
76. 62
25.95
22.00
s.20
43.20
44. 94
s5.oo
163.go
5.00
34.15
.255. 66
20.54
2.20
155.77
3g.6o
go.oo
406
Sateway stores GENERAL FUND
do do
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Satwenberg, Dave
Sahm, I. S.
Sam's Grocery
Sanders, Mrs. Joy
Sandoval, Mrs. connie
Sandoval, Henry
Sanitary Laundry
San Marcos-lilontec1to Dairy
Ssnsum Clinic, The
Santa Barbara Clinio
- S. B. County Ch.pbPr of Commerce
do do do
Santa Barbara Director Company
Santa Barbara Director Company
Santa Barbara Electric Co
Santa Barbara Electric Co.
Banta Barbara Free Public Library
San ta Barbara Packing Co.
Santa Barbara Pipe & Supply Co.
Santa Barbara Retreading Shop
Santa Barbara RetreaA1 ng Shop
Santa Maria Auto Parts
Santa Maria Club
Santa Maria Daily Times
Santa Maria Daily Times
s. M. High School & JWlior College
s. M. Lodge No. 90 K of P
Santa Maria Milk Company
do do
do do
Sa.rri, John
Sattler, D. A
Savage, Mrs. Roy
Sayre, Albert
Scherer Company, R. L
Schindler, Joseph
Schulenburg~ Laura
Schuyler, Minnie E.
Scott, Katharine A
Scuitti, W. B
Searle & Company, G. C.
Sears Market
Sears, Roebuck & Company
Seaside 011 Company
do do
do do
t 21s.67
665.03
314.oo
1s2.67
31.92
15.00
s.06
2.00
5.52
12.5g
11.50
2s9.41
4.03
5.00
6.oo
77.29
62.50
12.36
12.36
69.69
63.4g
2,050.00
7.00
77.1g
g.76
26.27
44.30
50.00
7.20
3.36
12.50
250.00
232.47
5s. 75
g7.17
10.00
115.93
20.00
s.50
92.57
s.50
45.00
so.oo
4.50
s.23
14.13
224.61
24.43
69.5g
12.12
453.12
April 13th, 1942.
Security Title Insurance
and Guarantee Co.
GENERAL FUND
.
Semerske, Lillian
Senay, Percy F.
Shady Rest Auto Court
Shady Rest Auto Oourt
Sbamhart, R. E.
Shamhart, R. E
Sharp & Dohme
Sharp and Dohme
Sharp, Beatrice
Shell 011 Company
Shell 011 Company
Sb.ell 011 Company
Sherwin-Williams Co., The
do . do
Shewmaker, Kandy
Silva, 14.
Silva, Mrs. Maria A.
Silva, Mrs. Mary
Simond Machinery Co
Sing Hop Company
S & X U:arket
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Smith Booth isher Co.
Smith, Kline & Fenoh Laboratories
Smith, Kline & tench Laboratories
Smith, Leland
Smkth, Mrs. Nellie
Social Service Exchange
Solvang aarage and Service Sta
Sou. Oalit. D1sintecting Co.
Sou. Cal1t. Edison Co.
do
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do
do
.
do
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do
do
do
Sou. Counties Gas Co.
do do
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Whitehead, Sarah J.
Whitaker & Cameron
Westw1ck Iron Works
Westinghouse Electric & Mtg. Co.
Western Pipe & Steel Company
Western Costume Company
Western Auto Supply Co.
Weaver, J. N.
Water Department
. .
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;5.00
lk.oo
4-.07
4-. 65
3.92
16.Gg
1.00
i.91
19.69
3.76
15.19
1.30
ig.oo
137.50
20.00
20.00
6g4-.95
7.79
109.gg
679.63
2.19
3.75
12.01
5.00
5.00
50.00
21.63 .
4.51
9.10
1.52
24o.53
1.99
5.4o
1.33
4g9.05
12.10
72.74
3.g3
109.95
2.g5
5.16
2.25
3.35
795.01
4.50
10.3g
26.10
41.go
407
408
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Water Department
Water Department
GENERAL FUND
Wallace & Tiernan Sales Corp
Wall, Jack M
Walker~ Deane
Walker, Ada
Vermont Tool & Supply Co
Van Horn, J. A
Valley Auto Parts & Paint Store
U. s. Karket
UpJohn Company, The
Unketer, Mrs. o. L.
Universal Auto Parts Co.
Union Oil Company of Calitornia
Union Hardware & Metal Company
Union Hardware & Ketal Co
Union Hardware & Metal Co.
Underwood, Orville
. ~ .
Underwood-Elliott-Fisher Company
do do
Typographic Service
Treasurer of the United States
Town Market, The
Town Karket, The
do
Touchette, Edna L
Torr es, Mrs. Rosalia
Tomlinson, Chas. S
Tomasini, R.
Tilley, H. L.
Tide Water Associated Oil Co.
do
do
Thompson, L. T
Thompson, Homer o.
Thompson, Homer c.
Thompson, Homer C
Thompson, Homer c
1'ho18, H.
Thacher, Lu1n K.
do
do
Texas Company, The
Tesseyman, c
Tennyson, The Druggist
'l'e1xeira, I
Taverna, Mrs. Joe
Tapie, Nathan
Tap1e, Nathan
sunshine Grocery
Sunset Dairy
Sully, G. P
Sugarman Business Equipment
Sturgeon, H
. .
12.go
s.30
i5.14
ll.61
46.61
4o.oo
19.43
7.24
91.614-
9. 214-
1. 96
10.00
i39.22
1.00
73.10
45.32
35.33
35.00
5.34
7.57
22.47
14-3 3.10
30.00
217.g9
30.00
36.13
16.9g
277.42
i70.oo
225.00
g.30
161.72
10.23
2.s1
5.13
6.75
4.oo
4.oo
92.4o
100.00
i19.o4
2.74
7.31
15750
s.50
12.00
30.00
s.61
32.24
,
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April 13th, 1942
Strong, F.
Stroman, 'Ralph
GENERAL FUND
Stratton, Otho
stout, Mrs. Mary
Stillwell, E. R.
Stewart, Paul E.
Stevens, Charles s.
Stemper, irp11
State Street Market
Standard Oil Company of Cal1t
Standard Oil Company
standard Oil Company
Squibb & Sons, E. R.
Spre1t:z Transportation
Spike, Caroline
Spencer.Lens Company
Sou. Paoitic Milling Co.
Sou. Paoit1o Killing Co.
Sou. Pacitio K1111ng Co
Sou. Paoit1c Milling Co
Sou. Paoitic Milling Co.
Sou. Counties Gas Company
Sou. Counties Gas Company of Calit.
Sou. Counties Gas Company
Sou. Counties Gas Co.
Sou. Counties Gas Co.
do do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Whittord, Margaret
Whitley, Stella
Wilkins, Dave
Williams, Jack
Willow Brook Dairy
Wilson & D'Andrea
Wilson, Kent R.
Winthrop Chemical Company, Inc.
Woods, Allan
Wright, K
Wullbrandt, Jack
Wyeth & Brother, John
Yamamda's Grocery, J
Yauney Machine Works
Young, George
Young, George
Young, George
Young, George
Young, Kathleen
9.00
62.50
10.00
17.50
s .50
70.00
123.75
54.50
72.s1
10.62
1.45
6S.S5
37.90
go.oo
53.s2
33.02
lS.35
61.59
1.94
90.70
10.00
105.10
3.23
35.96
2.20
2.93
9.50
.
22.01
!;S.09
4.90
s .31
ls.93
46.50
s.50
s.50
17.16
lO.S2
45.00
4.S4
2s.oo
20.00
5.g3
39.06
26.00
9.g7
1,091.&J
13.15
2.05
.s6
4o.oo
409
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410
Church, Thomas FIRST ROAD FUND
-.
Hosmer, Helen
Depiazzi, Martin SECOND ROAD FUND
Herold, Wm THIRD ROAD FUND
Chas. - Jones,
. Ochoe, Chas.
Wilkins, Dave
Adams, Norman
Bounds, Dick
FOURTH ROAD FUND
Cooley, H- arry
Cooley, Harry
Gates, i'. H.
Lewis Implement Co.
tompoc 'Light & Water Dept.
Miller, Lee
McCabe's. Tire Shop
Roseborough, Arthur
Ruttner & Buttner
Sou. Pao1t1o Co
Sou. Counties Gas Co.
Standard 011 Co. of Calif
Wal.l, Jack M
'
Acme lr4a.chine Shop FIFTH ROAD FUND
Air Reduction Sales Co
Pacific Gas & Electric Co
Palmtag, C. A.
Republic Supply Co.
Roemer, Frank L
Shell 011 Company
Associated Telephone Co.
Bock, Royal E
Ca11tornia Brush Co
Dietzen Company, Eugene
Fuller & Company, W. P
GOOD ROADS FUND
Goddard Jackson Company
Harnischieger Corporation
Heinrichs, Minnie E.
H. & L. Company
Ingersoll-Rand Company
No. Calit. H~dware & Steel Co
Reily Machine Works
Union Hardware & Metal Co
Union do
Trojan Powder
Sou. Pac1!1c
do
Company
liilling Co.
Engel, K. S GUAD. CEliAE. DIST. FUND
50.00
25.00
143.00
143.00
117.00
15.00
120.00
70.00
9.00
67.50
359.21
17.61
io.4g
234.oo
47.94
s7.oo
54.Sl
256.92
s.os
335.14
32.74
3.09
94.oo
6.77
175.00
33.95
176.00
79.42
22.30
475.s6
56.47
4.72
4S.67
5.94
43.07
50.00
44.45
7.50
112.55
12g.23
51.55
22.25
s.7s
393.9g
i50.oo
. , .
Leave o!
Absence.
Ob,jeQtion
ot J. F.
Goux.
Report r:4
April 13th, 1942.
Bank of America SANTA MARIA CE\IE. DIST. FUND
Berg, Chas.
Berlier, V. 11.
Bowers & Stokes
La Franchi, W1n1tred B.
La Franchi, W1n1tred B.
Pac1t1c Gas and Electric Co.
Rice, liarion. and Clara Rice
Whiteside, T. L.
Wh1tne1, M. H.
.Eddy, James H. LOS AI.AKOS FIRE DIS'!'. FUND
Sou. Calit. Edison Co.
Pac. Gas & Elec. Co.
-
CARP. LT. DIST. FUND
CASlrWlA LT !I ST FUND
GUAD. LT . DI ST: FuND
do
do
do
do
do
do
LOS ALAMOS LT. DIST. FUND
Sou. Cal1t. Edison .Co.
. Moller, K
Moller, Odin
Naur, John
Pac. Gae & Eleo. Co
. .
ORCUTT LT. DIST. FUND
MISSION LT. DIST. FUND
S. B. CO. WATERWORKS
DIST.#1 MAINTENANCE FUND
835.15
44.97
120.00
7.31
25.00
25.00
4-.9g
1,250.00
120.00
200.00
4.oo
i91.g2
31.20
i53.30
g1.25
7s.75
37.95
411
Upon the passage of the foregoing Orders, the roll being called, the following
Supervisora voted Aye, to 1 t: 'fhomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J. ilonroe Rutherford,
Ronald K. Adam and c. L. Pre1sker. Nays, None. Absent, None.
~ In the Matter of Granting F.dwin A, Wadsworth, Building Supervisor, a leave at
absence tor the duration of his service in the United States Navr.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried unanimously, it is ordered that 4 leave
ot absence be, and it is hereby granted Edwin A. Wadsworth, Building Supervisor ot
the County Planning Commission, tor the duration of his eervice 1n the United States
NapY, ,
It is turther ordered that the Clerk be, and he 1s hereb1 requested to write a
letter to Mr. Wadsworth, expressing the Board's appreciation tor the splendid service
he has rendered the County as Building supervisor.
Julien F. Goux again objected to the act1v1ttes of the County Publicity Department,
with particular reterence to the services of Hubert L. Voight, Publicity Director
In the Matter of Report of Supervisor Preisker on his recent trip to Washington,
C. L. P:reia er
on trip to D. C.
Washington,
D. C
- SUpervieor Preisker made a report relative to his recent trip to Washington, D.C.
and various other cities, in oonnection with conterenoes of the War Production Boar4
and a study of publicity set ups in tourist o1t1es and communities.
Upon motion the Board adjourned sine die.
The toregoing minutes are hereb1 approve
Attest:
Olerk.
(
Supervisors.
412
Public
Hearing on
a Master
Plan o!
Beaches.
t
Request o! "
Uni tel\
States !or
conveyance
o! right o
way !or pi e
line near
Lompoc.
Acceptance /
o! Grant
Deed--
51 squoc
Investment
Company.
./
Cancellati n
o! Assessments.
Board of SUpervisors of the County of Santa Barbara, State of California,
April 27th, 1 942, at 10:00 o clock a. m. Present: Supervisors Thomas T.
Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J. Monroe Ruthertort, Ronald K. Adam, c. L.
Pre1sker and J. E. Lewis, Clerk.
aupervisor c. L. Preisker in the Chair
The minutes of the regular meeting of April 13th, 1942, were read and approved.
In 'the Matter of Public Hearing on a Master Plan of Beaches tor the County of
Santa Barbara
.This being the time heretofore fixed as t~e ~ime tor public hearing on a Master
Plan ~t Beaches tor the County of Santa Barbara,
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that said Hearing be, and
1t is ,hereby continue~ until 2:00 o'clock p. m. o~ this day.
In the Matter of Request of the United States of America tor a conveyance ot
right .ot WBJ' tor a pipe line .in and near Lompoc.
.The above entitled matter was continued until the afternoon session of this
Board.
.In the Matter of Acceptance of Grant Deed trom Sisquoc Investment Company tor
a right of way, Fifth .Road District.
~ Resolution .No. 4157 .
WHEREAS, S1equoc Investment Company, a corporation, also known ae S1squoc Ranch
Company, a corporation, by James H. Bishop, its President, and R. E. Easton, its
Secretary, has executed and delivered to the County of Santa Barbara a Grant Deed,
dated .the 13th day of September, 194o, wherein said Sisquoc Investment Company, a
oorpo~ation, also known as Sisquoc Ranch Comp~, a corporation, by James H. Bishop,
its President, and R. E. Easton, its Secretary, is the grantor and the County of Santa
Barbara the grantee, conveying a right of way sixty teet in width tor all the uses and
., 6
purposes of a public roadway, extending over and across a portion of the Rancho
Tinaqua1c, located in Townships g and 9 North, and Ranges 31 and 32 West, s. B. B. & M
in Santa Barbara County, State of California; said right of way being more particularl
described in said Deed.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried unanimously,
IT IS HERJ!13Y ORDERED AND RESOLVED, that sa14 Grant Deed, and the property mentioned
in said Deed be, and the same is hereby aocepted tor the uses and purposes ther -
in mentioned, and the Clerk of this Board cause the same to be recorded.
The toregoing Resolution was passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors of
the County of Santa Barbara, State of California, this 27th day of April, 1942, by the
following vote, to wit: Ayes: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J. Monroe Rutherfo
Ronald K. Adam and c. L. Preisker. NaYs, None. Absent, None.
In the Matter of the Cancellation of Assessments upon Real Property Acquired
by the City o! Santa Barbara.
0 RD ER.
WHEREAS, a petition bas been tiled with this Board, by the City of Santa Barbara
tor the cancellation of certain taxes or assessments levied upon the real property
here1natter described, title to which said real property 1s now vested in said City
ot Santa Barbara, California, anc\
It appearing to the Board t hat the written consent of the District Attorney of
the County of Santa Barbara, and the approval of the County Assessor, ae to the des-
oription, has been obtained theretor;
NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED t~at, pursuant to the provisions of Sect1on
49g6 of the Revenue and Taxation Code of the State of Calitornia, all uncollecte
April 27th, 1942.
413
taxes and assessments of the County of Santa Barbara, upon or against the real propert
~ereinatter described, which became a lien prior and subsequent to the acquisition ot
said property by th~ said .City of Santa Barbara, Calitornia, be, e.nd the same are
hereby cancelled, and the Auditor and/or Tax Collector of the County of Santa Barbara
are hereby directed to c~ccl same.
The property hereinabove referred ~o ~s described as tollows, to wit:
That portion of Block 1S4 in the City of Santa Barbara, County of Santa
Barbara, State of Calitomia, according to the official survey, described as tollows:
Beginning at a point on the Southwesterly line of Milpas Street at the most
Northerly corner of the tract of land described in the deed to Eugene F. Rogers, et
us., recorded January 6, 193S in Book 423, page 55, Otficial Records of said Cbunty;
thence Northwesterly along said line of Kilpas Street 50 teet; thence at right angles
Southwesterly 150 teet; thence at right angles southeasterly 50 feet to the northwesterly
line of said Rogers lot; thence Northeasterly along said line 150 feet to the
point of beginning.
Appointment ./ In the 148.tter of Appointing Alvin w. Robbins Trustee of the Loe Alamos
o~ Trustee--
Los Alamos Cemetery District, vice C. H. Pearson, deceased.
Cemetery
Dietrict. Upon motion, duly seconded and carried unanimously, it is Ordered that
Renewal o!
Lease.
Emergency
Appropriatio -Guatl.
alupe
Fire Distric
I
.Alvin w. Rob9ins be, and he is. hereby appointe~. a Trustee of the Los Alamos Cemetery
.Distr+ct, vice . c. H . Pearson, deceased.
In the Matter of Renewal. of. Lease of Premises at 125 Anacapa Street and 122
Helena Xvenue trom the Bank of America National Trust and Savings Association
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried unanimously, it is ornered that
Supervisor Stanwood and the Clerk be, and they are hereby authorized to execute a
renewal of lease from the Bank of America National Trust and Savings Association on
premises locate~ at 125 Anacapa Street and 122 Helena Avenue, Santa Barbara, Calitorni~
said lease being tor the term of one year, commencing the lat d~ of April, 1942, and
ending the 31st day of March, 1943, at a rental of one hundred dollars per month.
In the Matter of the ~eguest of the Guadalupe Fire District tor an Dnergency
Appropriation.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is Ordered that the above entitle
matter be, and it is hereby referred to the Auditor with the request thathe work out
the legal details and prepare the necessary order tor the meeting of the Board on
Kay ~th, 194-2
Notice of .
Aban~onment In the Matter of Notice from State Railroad Commission of Abandonment ot
o! Non-agenc
Station at Non-agency Station at Vilo, County of Santa Barbara.
Vi lo.
The above entitled notice was received and ordered placed on tile
Communicatio . In the Matter of Communication trom State Controller Relative to delay in
gas tax apportionment tor period ending March 31st, 1942.
Cormnun1cat1on was Ordered placed on tile.
Letter of / In the Matter of Letter of Appreciation trom the California Cattlemen's
Appreciation
trom Cali~or Associa~lon, Santa Barbara County Branch.
nia cattleme 's
Association. Letter of app.reciation tor the County's tire prevention work was received
Request ~or
an appropria
tion --
Santa Barbar
County Chamb r
ot Commerce.
Health Probl me
from the Cattlemen's Association and Ordered placed on tile.
In the Matter of Req~est of the santa Barbara County Chamber of Commerce tor
an appropriation of $3,525.00 in the 1942-43 budget.
The above entitled request was read and ordered.placed on tile.
In the Watter of Communication trom the State Department othealth Relative
Incident to to Health Problems Incident to Importation of Mexican Labor.
Importation
o! Mexican L bor. Communication was read. Following a discussion of said matter, the tol414
Medical I
Examinatio s
!or Import~~
Alien Labo
'
lowing resolution was passed and adopted and the Clerk was directed to forward copies
to the State Department of Public Health and various southern California counties.
In the Matter of Medical Examinations tor Imported Alien Labor.
Resolution No. 4158.
WHEREAS, the Board of &ipervisors of the County of Santa Barbara is in
receipt of a copy of a letter from Doctor John o. Raffety of the State Department of
Public Health to Doctor T. M. Koppa of the Tuberculosis Division of the state ot
Michigan, discussing the problems incident to the importation of Mexican labor into
the State of California, and
WHEREAS, it appears that the State Department of Public Health, through
DGctor Raffety, is approaching the subject in the proper manner, and that every precaution
should be taken to eliminate from the imported alien labor all.tuberculosis
and other health problem suspects,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that this .Board of Supervisors does hereby
commend the State Department of Public Health and approve their action 1n this matter,
and hereby recommends that every precaution possible be taken to guard againsthealth
problems incident to the importation of foreign labor into the State of Calitornia.
The foregoing Resolution was passe& and adopted by the Board of supervisors
ot the County of Santa Barbara, State of California, this 27th day of April, 1942, by
the following vote, to wit: Ayes: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J. Monroe
Rutherford, Ronald M. Adam and C. L. Preisker. N~s: None. Absent: None.
Children's ~ .In the Matter of Reallowance of Applications tor Children's Aid, Old Age
A1~, Old
Age sacuri y Security and Blind Aid.
Aani~d . Blind Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is Ordered that the applications
County Aid J
tor Children's Aid, Old Age Security, and Blind Aid, previously allowed by this
Board, be real.lowed, and the Auditor of this County is directed to draw his warrants
numbered AJ.94-a7 to Al9418 inclusive, in the sum of $2,26o.75, tor the month of April,
1942, and warrants numbered AJ.9519 to Al9764, inclusive, in the sum of $11,300.!6,
tor the month of May, 1942, tor the payment of said Children's Aid; warrants numbered
Al9765 to A2l23g, inclusive, in the sum of $53,191.76, tor the payment of Old Age
Security tor the month of May, 1942; and warrants numbered i\21239 to A2l2g7, inclusive
in the sum of t~,363.00, tor the payment of Blind Aid for the month of May, 1942.
It is further ordered that a list o! Santa Barbara County warrants numbered
Al9487 to A212S7, inclusive, giving the name of each individual recipient of Childrenfs
Aid, Old Age Security, and Blind Aid, and the amount of aid allowed to each recipient,
be placed on tile in the office of the County Clerk, and is hereby made a part of the
minutes of this Board of Supervisors, to have the same effect as though incorporated
herein.
In the Matter of County Aid.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carries unanimously, it is Ordered that
County Aid be granted to the ltet of applicants submitted by the County Welfare
Department, and the County Auditor of Santa Barbara County is directed to draw his
warrants numbered c536 to c1051; inclusive, in the sum of $4,625.64, tor the month
of May, 1942, tor the payment of said County Aid.
It is further ordered that a list of santa Barbara County warrants numbered
c536 to c1051, inclusive, giving the name of each individual recipient of County Aid,
and the amount of aid allowed to each recipient, be placed on tile in the office ot
the County Clerk, and is hereby made a part of the minutes of this Board of Superv1so s,
to have the same effect as though incorporated herein
Changes 1n
Old Age
Security.
April 27th, 1942. 415
In the Matter of Changes in Old Age Security.
It appearing to the Board trom "Notices of Change", tiled by the County Wel-
- tare Department, that certain adjustments should be made in the amount of aid granted
to the following ne.edy aged persons; upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is
theretore
ORDERED that the amount of aid granted to the needy aged persons listed below
be changed to the amount set opposite their names beginning May let, 1942, (unless
otherwise indicated), as tollows, to wit:
. NAME
RESTORATIONS
Gould, Anna T.
Haven, Louise
Knowles, George c.
INCREASES
Armstrong, Emma P.
Brownwood, John C.
Brownwood, Mrs. Nellie J.
Carroll, Charles N.
Carroll, Jean
.
Davis, Bertha
Davis, John W
Edrington, William B.
Elliott, Joseph V.
Gruwell, Hope Jennie
Hanson, Benjamin
Harrison, Jacob O.
Hildreth, Rose
Jones, Elizabeth H.
Jones, Mathew H.
Langr1sh, Louise I.
Leslie, Ada.
Pape, Charles r.
Pinney, Clara. Belle
Pinney, John Herbert
Priestley, Alice M.
Reynolds, Levi D.
Sawyers, Alice
Sa.wyer, Eda Mary
Smart, Lydia Margaret
Stempel, George F.
Traynor, Jennie L.
Traynor, Thomas
Ygnao1o, Blanca
DEC RF.A SES
Belton, Calvin c.
Countryman, Freemanab.
Easlick, Edward
Eby, JaJDes R.
Hanson, Carrie Caywood
Hartnaok, Christian c.
.
TOTAL AID GRANTED
t4o.oo
4o.oo
4-0.oo
27.00
is.52
29.26
4o.oo
4o.oo
36.00
36.00
4o.oo
32.00
4o.oo
35.00
30.00
35.00
23.00
23.00
4o.oo
29.30
4o.oo
35.00
35.00
4o.oo
36.00 .
4o.oo
34.oo
4o.oo
4o.oo
4o.oo
4o.oo
37.00
36.00
35.00
12.73
35.50
20.00
36.00
REMARKS
4/10/42
416
Changes in J
Blint\ Ai~ .
/ Changes in
Children's
Aid.
DECREASES (Continued)
~ Hilton, Anna
Jessee, Margaret Elizabeth
Kart1n, Joseph L.
Mitchell, Thomas M.
Po1llon, William c.
Roberts, Joe F.
Romero, Juan F.
TOTAL AID GRANTED
ll.50
12.00
30.00
2g.oo
16.oo
37.00
30.00
DISCONTINUANCES - effective April 30, 1942 unless otherwise stated.
- Beckwith, Henry
Beckwith, Phyllis
Campbell, Viola May
Christensen, Hans
Cobb, Harry Sheldon
Hill, Gertrude Matilda
Hill, Thomas Hughee
Isom, Ira w.
Marsh, Ray
Moone, Lucille
R1oe, Eldora.I.
Turner, Alexander B.
Ygnaoio Pedro A.
In the ~atter of Cha.nges in Blind Aid.
REMARKS
3/31/42
It appe~ing to the Board trom MNotioes of ChallgeM, tiled by the County
Welfare Departmen~, that certain adjustments should be made -in the amount of aid
granted to the to+lowing needy blind persons; upon motion, duly seconded and carried,
it is therefore
ORDERED .that the amount of aid granted to the needy blind person listed
below be changed ~o the amount set opposite their
(unless otherwise indicated), as tollowe, to wit:
names beginning May let, 1942,
NAME TOTAL AID GRANTED REMARKS
INCREASE
Maxfield, Jennie _Belle 47.00
DISCONTINUANCE 4/30/42 . God.et, Mae V.
In the Matter of Changes in Children' e Aid.
Welfare Department, that certain adjustments should be made in the amount of aid, etc ,
It appearing to the Board trom Notices of Change", tiled by the County
granted to the tollowing named persons; upon motion, duly seoonded and oarried, it
is theretore
ORDERED that the amount of aid granted to Ch:ildren listed below, be changed
to the amount set opposite their names beginning May let, 1942,(unlese otherwise
indicated), as tollows, to wit:
RESTORATIONS
Jiminez, Dav1d,Lee
Mitchell, Lawr~nce
Ruckle, Phillip and Norman
TOTAL AID GRANTED
$22.50
2s .oo
4o.oo
l+/l/42
3/2/42
April 27th, 1942
TOTAL AID GRANTED REMARKS
INCREASES (Continued)
Almieda, Irene
Cordero, William Anthony
Gonzales, Arturo, ,Gloria, Virginia,
Esther and Isabelle
Goodrow, Arthur and Clit!'ord
Juarez, Angelo, Juanita and Antanacia
Robles, :Edward Albert
Stevenson, Wilma, Joyce, Ilene, Arlene,
Donald and Gail.
\Voodring, Marian Kathleen, Donald
Parkin, Joan Dixie and ~homas Miller
DECREASES
Andrade, Louis, Sebastian, Valentine,
Marcelina and Fernando
Cardona, Gloria
Casier, Alberta and Robert
Heare, Helen
Olmst~ad, Beatrice Joy
Pommier, Joseph, Edward, Norman and l~ary
Rb.einlander, Ann (Barbara)
Romero, Frank
Sandoval, Robert, Emilio and Reynard
Savala, Anna, Jessie, Nicholas and Juan
Snith, John, Claire Irene, Maxine Mae,
. Barbara and Charles Wesley
Yee, Ella, Jessie, Mary and Joe
93.00
64.oo
67.00
16.~
114.oo
79.00
73.00
22.50
26.00
lS.oo
39.00
67.00
31.00
22.50
54.oo
60.00
69.50
66.oo
5/20/42
DISCONTINUANCES - ettective April 30, 1942, unless otherwise state~
Guerrero Mercedes
Huston, David
Kegg, Ronald
Mireles, Israel and Alma
McHenry, Jean
Robles, Joseph Arnold
Rosales, Marie Stella
Ruckle, Phillip
Sal as, Betty
Smith, Gwendolyn
Stevenson, Norma
Valencia, Carmelita, Martha, Leno and Josephine
CH.ANGE OF PAYEE
RECIPIENT OF AID
Gallardo, Carmen
Gomez, Rosemary
Perkins, Leroy
j
PAYEE BEFORE CHkNGE
Mrs. Ann Caldera
Mrs . Maria A. Silva
Urs. r; G; Mitchell
5/26/42
5/19/42
5/4/42
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3/31/42
3/31/42
PAYEE AFTER CHAN GE
Mrs. Minnie Menezes 4/1/42
Mrs. Mary Menezes
Mrs. Naomi Ferguson
II
476/42
I n the Matter of a Soil Survey of the Southern Portion of Santa Barbara
417
Soil Survey
o! Southern
Portion o! County.
Santa Berba a
County. Communications trom the County Farm Advisor and the University of Calitornia
College of Agriculture, relative to procedure neoes~ary to procure a detailed soil
survey of the southern portion of the County were read
.
Upon motion of Supervisor Rutherf~rd, seconded by Supervisor Stanwood and
418
Transter,i
Funds to
General
County Wat
Conservati
Fund.
j
Emergency I
carried, it is Ordered that the sum of $7,500.00 be appropriated tor a soil survey ot
the southern portion of the County and the Statistician is d.1reoted to prepare the - necessary transters theretor
It is turthe~ ordered that the Clerk be, and he is hereby directed to notify
the University of California that the necessary tunds have been set
and request them to advise us as to how they wish to draw upon it.
up tor said survey,
In the Matter of Transterr1ng Funds to General County Water Conservation
Fund.
0 R D E R
Upon motion, duly made, secotided and unanimously carried,
IT IS ORDERED That the Auditor be and he is hereby authorized and directed
to transter the suni ot Fitteen Hundred ($1,500.00) Dollars trom the General Fund to th
General County Water Conservation Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing order, the roll being called, the tollowin
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Supervisors voted Aye, to wit: Thomae T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stan wood, J. Monroe Ruther-
ford and C. L. Preieker. N~s: Ronald M. Adam. Absent: None.
Appropriat on.
In the Matter of An Emergency Appropriation.
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Cancellat1 n
ot Funds.
J
Cancellati n
ot Funds.
Resolution No. 4159
WHERF.AS, It appears that Account 94-o-7g, General County Water Conservation
Capital Outlay Money, Flood Control, General County Water Conservation Fund, has man-
datory requirements tor the fiscal year 1941~2, and
WHEREAS, It appears that the sum of $1,500.00 is required to meet the neces-
sary expenditures by reason of said emergency and mandatory expenditures in accordance
with Subdivision 6 of Se~tion 3714, of the Political Code,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED That an emergency appropriation in the sum
ot $1,500.00 is requir~d to meet said emergency,
. Upon motion, duly seconded and carried,
IT IS ORDERED THAT THE sum of $1,500.00 be transterred trom any tund on hand
to Account F.A-lS, Emergency Appropriation, General County Water Conservation Capital
Outlay Money, General County Water Conservation Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing Resolution, the roll being called, and the
tollowing Supervisors voted Aye, to wit: Thomae T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J.
Monroe Ruthertore and O. L. Preieker. Nays: Ronald M. Adam. Absent: None
In the Matter of Cancellation of Funds.
Resolution No. 4160.
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County
that the sum of tioo.oo is not needed in Account 12 C 1, Office Equipment, Capital
Outlay, Assessor, General Fund;
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of one hundred dollars ($100.00)
be and the same is hereby cancelled trom the above account and returned to the Unappro
priated Reserve General Fund.
Upon the passage of the toregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
tollowing Superv1sors voted Aye, to wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J.
Monroe Ruthertor4, Ronald M. Adam and c. L. Preisker. Nays, None. Absent, None.
- In the Matter of Cancellation of Funds.
Resolution No. 4161.
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County
that the sum of 1900.00 is not needed in the following accounts-County Garage-Santa
Maria, General F~d; 32 A 6o, Labor, Salaries, $200.00; 32 B 2, Postage, Freight,
Cartage and Express, Maintenance and Operation, $200.00; and 32 B 23, Replacements
ot Equipment, Maintenance and Operation, f.)oo.oo.
Cancellation. ~
ot Fun\s.
Cancellation
ot Funds.
Cancellation
ot Funds.
April 27th, 1942 419
Now there~ore, ~e it resolved that the sum of nine hundred dollars ($900.00)
be and the same is hereby cancelled trom the above accounts and returned to the
Unappropriated Reserve General Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
tol1owing Supervisors voted Aye, to wit; Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. stanwood, J.
Konroe Rutherford, Ronald M. Adam and. C. L. Pre1sker. Nays, None. Absent, None
In the Matter of Cancellation of Funds.
Resolution No. 4162.
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of santa Barbara Oounty that
the sum of 16,s10.oo is not needed in Account 150 a 2, Automobiles and Trucks, Capital
Outlay, Fitth Supervisor District General Fund; I
Now theretore, be it r.esolved that the sum of six thousand eight hundred and
ten dollars ($6,g10.oo) be and the same is hereby cancelled trom the above account and
returned to the Unappr0priated Reserve General Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J. Monro
Rutherford, Ronald M. Adam and C. L. Preisker. Nays, None. Absent, None.
In the Matter of Cancellation of Funds.
, Resolution No. 4163.
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa BBrbara County
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that the sum of $1,019.00 is not needed in the tolloWlng accounts 1n County Clinic-
Santa Barbara Hospital, General F11rnl: lSl A 3, Bookkeepers, Clerks and Stenographers,
Salaries and Wages, $174.oo; lgl B 6, Materials and Supplies, $50.cx:; ig1 B 15,
Clothing and Linen Supplies, $100.00; lSl B 23, Replaoements _ot Equipment, $150.00;
lSl B 22, Repairs and Minor Replacements, 845.00, and lSl B 6o, Care and Welfare,
Maintenance and Operation, t56o.oo
NOW THEREFORE, be it resolved that the sum of one thousand and nineteen
dollars ($1,019.00) be and the same 1s hereby oanoelled from the above accounts and
returned to the Un~ppropriated Reserve General Fund.
Upon the passage of the toregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted ~e, to wit: Thomae T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J. Mon-
roe Rutherford, Ronald M. Adam and C. L. Pre1sker. Nays, None. Absent, None.
In the Matter of Cancellation of Funds. (
Resolution No. 4164.
Whereas, it appears to the Board of SUperv1sore of Santa Barbara County th.a
the sum of t2,067.oo is not needed in the following accounts: County Clinic-Santa I
Barbara Hospital, Salaries and Wages, General Fund as follows: lSl A 33, Technicisns,
Bacteriologists and Pathologist, $300.00; lSl A 34, Nurses, Orderlies and Attendants,
$750.00; lSl A 45, Social Service Assistant, t292; General Reliet-Outpat1ent Department,
General Hospital, Maintenance and Operation, General Fund, as follows: 191 B 62
Special Services, PhYs1c1an, $225.00; and 191 B S2, Miscellaneous Medical Service,
$500.00.
Now theretore, be it resolved that the sum of two thousand and sixty-seven
dollars ($2,067.00) be and the same is hereby cancelled trom the above accounts and
returned to the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund.
Upon the passage of the toregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following supervisors voted Aye, to wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J.
Monroe Rutherford, Ronald K. Adam and c. L. Preisker. Na,ye, None. Absent, None.
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Cancellat1 n
ot F.unds.
J Trans!'er o
Funds.
Transfer o I
Funns.
Trans~er
Funds .
In the Matter of Cancellation of Funds.
Resolution No. 4165.
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County tba
the sum of $4g6.6S is not needed in the tollow1ng accounts; General Hospital-Santa
Barbara, Capital Outlay, General Fund, as tollows: lSO C 9, Kitchen Equipment, 1100.0 ;
lgo c gg, Internee' Library, $23~0g; General Relief-Outpatient Department, General
Hospittll, General Fund, as :toilows: 191 A 30, Oounty Physicians, Salaries and Wages,
$310.00; and 191 B 9, Motor Vehicle Supplies, Maintenance and Operation, $53.60.
Now therefore; be i~ resolved that the sum of tour hundred eighty-six and
6S/lOO dollars (fJ.S6.6S) be end the same is hereby cancelled trom the above accounts
and returned to. the Unappropriated Reserve General Fun-cl.
.
Upon the passage of the toregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J.
Monroe Rutherford, Ronald M. Adam and c. L. Preisker. Nays, None. Absent, None
Fund
In the Matter of Transter of Funds from the Unappropriated Reserve General
Resolution No. 4166
Whereas it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a transfer is necessary trom the Unappropr1ated Reserve General Fund to Account l B
46, Service and Expense in Connection with Housing, Maintenance and Operation, Board
ot SUpervisors, General Fund; in accordance with Section 3714, subdivision 3, of the
Political Code, '
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of two hundred dollars (t200.oo)
be and the same is hereby transferred trom the Unappropriated reserve General Fund to
account l B 46, Service and Expense in Connection with Housing, Maintenance and Oper-
ation, Board of Supervisors, General Fund.
Upon the passage of the torego1ng resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J
Monroe Ruthertord, Ronald M. Adam and C. L. Preisker. Nays, None. Absent, None
Fund
In the Matter of Transter of Funds from the Unap12ropriated Reserve General
Resolution No. 4167
Whereas 1 t appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County tha
a transfer is necessary trom the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund to Account 12
B g, Office Supplies, Maintenance and Operation, Assessor, General Fund; in accordance
with .Section 371~, subdivision 3, of the Political Code,
. Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum .of one hundred dollars ($100.00
be and the same is hereby treJ?.sferred from the unappropriated reserve General Fund t
account 12 B S, Office supplies, Maintenance and Operation, Assessor, General Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being cflled, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J
Monroe Rutherford, Ronald M. Adam and c. L. Pre1sker. Nays, None. Absent, None.
In the Matter of Transfer of Funds trom the Unap12ropr1ated Reserve General
Fund.
Resolution No. 416S.
Whereas it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County
that a transter is n.e cessary trom the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund to Accoun :
32 B 22, Repairs.and Minor _ Re~lacements, Kaintenance and Operation, County Garage-
Santa Karia, General Fund; 1n accordance with Section 3714, subdivision 3, of the
Polit1ca1 Code,
Now therefore, be it resolved that th.e sum of nine hundred dollars (t900. )
Transter of /
Fund.s.
Trans!'er of /
Funds. ,
Trans!'er of /
Funds.
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be and the same is hereby transferred trom the unappropriated reserve General Fund
to account 32 B 22, Repairs and Minor Replacements, Maintenance and Operation,
County Garage-Santa Maria General Fund.
Upon the passage of the toregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
tollowing Supervisors voted Aye, to wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, 8am J. Stanwood, J.
Monroe Rutherford, Ronald M. Adam and c. L. Preisker. Nays, None. Absent, None.
In the Matter of Transfer of Funds trom the Unappropriated Reserve General
Fund.
Resolution No. 4169.
Whereas it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a transfer 1a necessary trom. the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund to Account
94 C 77, General County Water Conservation Capital Outlay Money, Flood Control,
General Fund; in accordance with Section 3714, subdivision 3, of the Political Code,
. Now theret~re, be it. resolved that .the sum of six thousand dollars
Ct6,ooo.oo) be and the same is hereby transferred trom the unappropriated reserve
General Fuiid to account 94 C 77, General County Water Conservation C~pital Outlay
Money, Flood Contr~l, General Fund.
Upon the passage of the toregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
toJ.lowing Supervisors voted Aye, to wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J
Monroe Rutherford and O. L. Pre1sker. Nays, Ronald M. Adam. Absent, None.
Fund.
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In the Matter of Transter of Funds trom the Unappropriated Reserve General
Resoiut1on No. 4170
Whereas it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County
that a transter is necessary trom the Unappropriated Reserve. General Fund to Account
99 A 2, one Consultant, Venereal Disease Control, Salaries and Wages, Health Ott1cer,
General. Fund; in accor~ce with :Section 3714, subdivision 3, of the Political Code,
. Now theretore, be 1~ r~solved that _the sum of tour hundred and twenty-tive
dollars ($425.00) be and the same is hereby transterred trom the unappropriated
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reserve General Fund to account 99 A 2, one Consultant, Venereal Disease Control, .
Salaries and Wages,. Heal ~h Otf'icer, General Fund.
Upon the passage of the toregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J.
Monroe Rutherford, Ronald M. Adam and C. L. Preisker. Nays, None. Absent, None.
In the Matter of Transter of Funds trom the Unappropriated Reserve General
Fund.
Resolution No. 4171.
Whereas it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa. Barbara County that
a transfer 1e necessary trom the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund to Account 150
A 6o, Labor, Salaries and Wages, Fitth Supervisor District, General Fund; in
accordance with Section 3714, subdivision 3, of the Political Code,
Now therefor~, be it r.esolved that the sum of six thousand eight hundred
and ten dollars {$6,s10.oo.) be and t .he same 1s hereby transferred trom the unappro-
,
,
pr1ated reserve General Fund to account 150 A tic, Labor, Salaries and Wages, Fifth
Supervisor District, General Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J.
Monroe Ruthertord, Ronald M. Adam and C. L. Preisker. Na.Ye, None. Absent, None.
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Trans!"er of /
Funds .
(
Transter of '
Funds .
In the Matter of Transfer of Funds trom the Unappropriated Reserve
Genera1 Fund.
. Resolution No. 4172.
Whereas it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a tran.ster is necessary. from the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund to Account igo
B 7, Food Supplies, Maintenance and Operation~ Genera1 Hospital-Santa Barbara, General
Fund; in accordance with Section 3714, subdivision 3, of the Political Code,
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of three thousand am eighty-a.ix
dollars ($3,086.00) be. and the same is hereby transferred trom the unappropriated
reserve General Fuiid to account lgo B 7, Food Supplies, Maintenance and Operation,
General Hospital-Santa Barbara, General Fund.
Upon the passage of the ~oregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
tollowing Supervisors voted Aye, to wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J
Monroe Rutherford, Ronald K. Adam and c. L. Pre1sker. Nays, None. Absent, None.
In the Matter of Transfer of Funds trom the UnapPropria.ted Reserve General
Fund.
Resolution No. 4173.
Whereas it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a trangter is necessary trom the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund to Aooount igo C
30, New Surgical Unit, Capital Outlay, General Hospital-Santa Barbara, General Fund;
in accordance with Section 3714, subdivision 3, of the Political Code,
Transter of I
Funds .
Transter of I
Funds.
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of two hundred dollars ($200.00)
be and the same is hereby ~ansterred trom the unappropriated reserve general tund to
account lgo C 30, New Surgical Unit, Capital Outlay, General Hospital-Santa Barbara,
General Fund.
Upon the passage of the toregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
tollowing Supervisors voted Aye, to wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J.
Monroe Ruthertord, Ronald M. Adam and C. L. Preisker. Nays, None. Absent, None.
In the Matter of Transter of Funds trom the UnapPrOpriated Reserve General
Fund.
Resolution No. 4174
Whereas it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County th.at
a trarlster is necessary trom the unappropriated Reserve General Fund to Account 100 C
g, surgical., X-Ray 11nd Laboratory Equipment, .Capital Outlay, General Hospital-Santa
Barbara, General Fund; in accordance with Section 3714, subdivision 3, of the Politic
Code,
Now theretore, be it resolved that the sum of tour hundred eighty-six and
6g/100 dollars ($4S6.6!) be and the same is hereby transterred trom the unappropriated
reserve General Fund to account iao c g, Surgical, X-Ray and Laboratory Equipment,
Capital Outlay, General Hospital-Santa Barbara, General Fund.
Upon the passage of the toregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
tollow1ng Supervi sore Voted ,A.,~.,r e* to wit. Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J . Stanwood, J. Monro p
Rutherford, Ronald M. Adam and c. L. Preisker. Nays, None. Absent, None.
In the 1i1atter of Transter of Funds trom the unappropriated Reserve General
Fund.
Besolution No. 4175.
. Whereas it appears to the Board of Supervisors o~ Santa Barbara County that
traiister is necessary trom the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund to Account 203 A
a
54, Enforced Labor, Salaries and Wages, Entorced Labor, General Fund; in accordance
with Section 3714, subdivision 3, of the Political Code,
Revis1on ot /
Budget Item
Revision ot
Budget Items.
Revision of ./
Budget Items.
Revision of (.
Bu~get Item
April 27th, 1942.
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Now theretore, be it resolved that the sum of tlve hundred dollars ($500.00)
be and the same ls hereby transterred trom the unappropriated reserve General. Fund to
account 203 A 54, Entoroed Lab~r, Salaries and Wages, Entoroed Labor, General Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
tollowing Supervisors voted Aye, to wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. ~tanwood, J.
Monroe Rutherford, Ronald M. Adam and C. L. Pre1eker. Nays, None. Absent, None.
In the Ma.tter- of Revis1~n of Budget Items.
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Resolution No. 4i76
Whereas, it appears to the Boa.rd of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County
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that a revision ls necessary within general. elass1t1oat1on of Maintenance and Operation,
Clerk, General Fund;
Now, theretore be it Resolved that the atoresaid accounts be and the same
are hereby revised as follows, t o wit: Transter from Account 2 B 23, Replacements ot
Equipment, the sum of f+5.oo to Account 2 B 4, Convention Expense, Maintenance and
Operation, Clerk, General Fund.
Upon the passage of the !oregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
tollow1ng Supervisors voted Aye, to wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J.
Monroe Rutherford, Ronald M. Adam and c. L. Preisker. Nays, None. Absent, None
In the Matter of Revision o~ Budget Items.
Resolyt1on No. 4177
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County
that a revision is necessary within general class1t1oation of Maintenance and Operation,
Assessor, General Fund;
Now, therefore, be it Resolved that the aforesaid accounts be and the same
are hereby revised as follows, to wit: Transter trom Accounts: 12 B 4, Convention
Expense, the sum of $50. 00; 12 B 22, Repairs and Minor Replacements, the sum of
$75.00; and 12 B 25, Service and Expense, the sum of 100.00 to Account 12 B g,
Of!ice SUppl1es, Maintenance and Operation, Assessor, General Fund.
Upon the passage of the toregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J.
Monroe Rutherford, Ronald M. Adam and c. L. Preisker. Nays, None. Absent, None
In the Matter of Revision of Bud.get Items.
Resolution No. 417g.
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County
that a revision is necessary within general class1ticat1on of Maintenance and Operation,
General Ho~pital-Santa Barbara, General Fund;
Now, therefore, be it Resolved that the aforesaid accounts be and the same
are hereby revised as follows, to wit: Transfer !rom the following Accounts in
Maintenance and Operation: lgo B 12, Laundry Supplies, $100.00; 1$0 B 15, Clothing
and Linen Suppi1es, $4oo.oo; 1$0 B 14, Cleaning and D1s1nteoting Supplies, $100.00;
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. and 1$0 B 3, Traveling Expense and Mileage, $35.00, to the following accounts in
.
. Maintenance and Operation, General Hospital-Santa Barbara, General Fund: 1$0 B 7,
Food Supplies, #Eioo.oo; and lSO B 9, Motor Vehicle Supplies, $35.00
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution. the roll being called, the
tollow1ng Supervisors voted Aye, to wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J
Monroe Rutherford, Ronald M. Adam and O. L. Prelsker. Nays, None Absent, None.
In the Matter of Revision o! Budget Items.
Resolution No. 4179
Whereas, it appears to the Board of SUpervisors of Santa Barbara Oounty
that a revision is necessary within general classification of Salaries and Wages,
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General Relief-Supervisors, General Fund;
Now, therefore, be it Resolved that the aforesaid accounts be and the same
are hereby revised as tallows, to wit: Transfer trom Account 192 A 35, one physician,
Fifth District (Part-Time) the sum of #100. 00 to Account 192 A 32, one physician,
Fifth District (Part-Time), Salaries and Wages, General Relief-Supervisors, General
Fund.
Upon the passage of .the toregoing r.esolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J.
Monroe :Rutherford, Ronald M. Adam and o. L. Preisker. Nays, None. Absent, None.
Commun1cat on - In the Matter of Communication trom State Railroad Commission Relative to
Resolution "'
o! Oakland
Ctty Counc l
Rela.t1ve t
Naming Str ets
MacArthur
Boulevar\.
Reports.
Pr1ze Awar ed
tor Entry n
La PT'imave a
Spring Flo er
Show.
Claim Hele\
Over ant\
now allowe
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Protection against Sabotage.
Communication was referred to Supervisor Rutherford
In the Matter of Resolution of Oakland City Council Relative to Naming
Streets MacArthur Boulevard.
Resolution of the Oakland City Couno11, naming certain streets in said City
MacArthur Boulevard, and suggesting that continuation of said highway south to the
Mexican border, and north, via the Oakland-San Francisco Bay Bridge and the Golden
Gate Bridge, to the Canadian border, be named MacArthur Boulevard, was referred to
the Planning Commission.
In the Matter of Reports.
The following reports were received and ordered placed on tile:
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County Welfare Department - March, 1942
Santa Barbara General Hospital "
In the Matter of Pr1ze Awarded tor Entry in-La Primavera Spring Flower Show.
The Clerk was directed to write a letter to Otto Niedermuller complimenting
him on his now er entry and award 6t first prize.
In the Matter of Claim Held Over from Meeting of April 13th, and now
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allowed.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried unanimously, it
following claim, held over from the meeting of April 13th, 1942,
hereby allowed:
Preisker, C. L GENERAL' FUND
is ordered that the
be, and it is
In the Mat ter of Claims Recalled trom the Auditor tor Correction and
Claim
Recalled
an/t reallo e". Reallowed.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried unanimously, it is ordered that the
Order that the Order .duly made and entered on April 13th, 19~2, allowing claims as
Claims
Held Over
Allowance
Claims.
tollows:
Duncan, Dr. Milton v.
News-Press Publishing Co
GENERAL FUND
""' i d d and it is rurth~r ordered that said claims be rebe,
and it is hereuy resc n e ; .
called from the Auditor and real.lowed as follows, to wit:
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Duncan, Dr. Milton v
News-Press Publishing Co.
GENERAL FUND
In the Matter of Claims Held over.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is Ordered that the following
clai~s be, and they are hereby held over and referred t o the Statistician:
.~. -Hergert
Company
Petrol Corporation, The
In the Matter of the All~wance of Claims.
d Carried unanimously, it is ordered that
Upon motion, duly seconded an
April 27th, 1942 425
the tollowing claims be, and the same are hereby allowed., each claim tor the amount
and payable out of the tund designated in the order of allowance indorsed on the tace
ot each claim respectively, to wit:
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Adam Printing, Don GENERAL FUND
Addressograph Sales Agency
do do
Air Reduction SaJ es Co.
Alvarez, Mrs. Fernanda
Ambrose Lumber Co.
Ambrose Lumber Co
American Medical Association
American Public Health Association
Anderson, Jack
Atlantic & Pacitio Tea Co
do do
Asah1ya Grocery
Ashoratt, E. B.
Associated Telephone Co
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
no do
do do
Associated Telephone Co.
do do
do do
Associated Telephone Co.
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
Bailey, Mrs. Ethel H.
Balaam, Le Roy
Bancroft Whitney Company
do
Bank's Stationery Store
Bartholomew, Pat
Bennett, Charles
Berna.rd, G. O.
Blon1en, Louise
Boardman, c. E.
Bowman, Harry J.
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11.00
169.45
20.23
15.00
217.07
6.41
g.oo
4.30
205.00
6. 60
155.57
16.12
23.50
6.50
s.15
26.04
i3g.6g
29.35
3. 71
12.10
3.00
6.oo
21.45
91.4o
49.46
10.05
44.s2
m.53
22.65
3.25
22.77
7.00
9.35
3.05
6.95
13.75
11.00
26.00
54.30
4.g4
190.05
9.00
5g.50
4o.oo
49.00
17.00
410.71
426
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Braun Corporation GENERAL FUND
do do
Bregante, Jennie
Brigham & Co., F. P.
Brinks O\vl Market
Brooks & Borra
Brown' s Drug Store
Brughell1, C.
Bryant and Trott Company
Burro ughs Adding Machine Co.
c\o do
do
do do
Cargill, William
Carlisle & Co., A.
Carrillo Market
Caywood, Hal D.
Channel Paper & Supply Co
Chapala Top Shop
do
City Contracting Company
do do
Clark, Arthur M.
Cline, A. B.
Cotter, Michael
Collar, J. N.
Commercial Ot!1oe Supply Company
Commercial O!t1oe SuPPlY
Common, Wm. O.
Cooley, J. D
Cooley, J. D.
Copeland's Bookshop
Copeland' s Bookshop .
Cota, Juan
Covarrubias, Yris
Coy, Katherine J.
Oro ck er Union
Cutter Laboratories
Dal Pozzo, Joe
do do
Da.lY Artificial Limb Co.mpany, Jo?Jl F
Dana, Lydia
Department of Publio Health
De Piazzi, Martin
Devaul, J. K.
Devaul, J. K.
Dieterich Post Co
D & K Cate
Dohrmann Hotel Supply Co.
Doornbush, Louise
Dotson, Billie Lois
9. 62
9g. 53
7.55
333 . 45
15.94
13.6o
12.00
i37. oo
l.lW
4.4o
13.75
9.90
. 62
13. 50
70.97
s. 61
. go
12.00
2.00
50.4-S
97.50
30.00
112.00
s2 .4o
5. 52
13.00
5.20
i.oo
26.54
1.18
4o .oo
2.00
37.50
. 367 . 61
6. 03
3.03
4.22
5150
32.90
io.33
10.50
29.64
29.64
6.34
3.75
644-.55
43.50
g5.00
April 27th, 1942.
Douglas, Weldon GENERAL FUND
Dover, Frank
Dyer, Mrs. Cera
El Rey surgical Supply Co.
El Rey Surgical Supply Co.
Elvidge, Sam
English, Ruth A.
Federal Drug Co.
Fel 111 J. s.
Findlat, H. Verrill, M. D.
Fishstrom Staple Co.
Ford's
Froom Plumbing Company, Arthur
tul wider, Martha
General Petroleum Corporation of Alberioa
Gotohel, Nanette B.
Grayston Ottutt X-Ray Co
Grigsby, Al
Guild Orange & Juice Supply
Gurl1tt, Helmut
He!ges, L. E., Jr.
Helengreen, Marian
Henderson, H. E.
Higginbotham, K
Hoag Seed Co.
Hoey, Wm
Holiday Hardware
Holiday H~dware
do
do
do
do
c.
Co.
Co.
Hollister, Chester A
Hossack, D. L
Howard, Henry
Huff, Virginia
Hu! tine, Pau1
Humm, Doncaster G
Ideal Auto Court
Imperial Manufacturing Co.
Irvine, Fred
. Italian Bakery & G~ocery
Jackson, R. E
janes, A. I'
janesens, Albert A
janssens, Rosmar1e
j & J Company
j 0 rd8.no Bros.
jordano Brothers
Kentle, Jean
Karan LaUndrY
Kiskadden, William s
Kiskadden, William S.
. .
45.00
66.oo
10.00
5.41
206.og
g6.oo
go.oo
21.11
49.50
22.50
3.71
69.71
3.61
62.00
662.02
41.00
168.71
66.oo
2.05
11.67
5.00
2S.39
20.00
29.97
11.12
lOS.SO
l.S6
6.47
5.30
6.32
2s.50
l0.11-9
64.S9
20.00
s.50
1.03
3.00
15.45
345.00
35. 70
4-.g4
22.00
4-.oo
l.;E!
g.61
1!3.54-
S6.05
55.12
i3.10
50.00
70.00
427
428
,
Knight & Robison GENERAL FUND
Krelle Plumbing and Eleotric Co.
Lambert, C. JC.
Lawrence, Fred I.
Lederle Laboratories
Lee, Lelah 14.
Lewis, J. E.
L11Jekvist, Naomi
Lilley, Robert o.
I 14-.oo
10.30
114.oo
225.00
41.20
12.00
39.12
105.00
7. ryJ
Lincoln Street Grocery g .o~ O
Loeser Laboratory
Lompoc Ambulance Service
Los Angeles Dental Supply Company
Lotz, E. E.
Love, l4rs. H. G.
Lusinlt, M.
Main, .Al.ex
Mangan, Thomas
Marre, Caroline
Martin, Al
Mathews, Alfred H.
Miller, Mrs. A. L
Mission Linen & Towel Co
~ontgomery Ward & Co
Moore Co., Joseph G
Morehouse, Martha
Kyers, Robert i
KcCloskey, James M
KoGraw Hill Book Co.
Mcintyre, Theresa
KaNall Building Materials
National. Rivers and Harbors Congress
Newman, Carl
News Press Publishing Co.
New York QU1n1ne and Chemical Works
Olivera, Albert
O'Neill, Owen H.
Osborne, Hortense .
Otis Elevator Co
Ott Hardware Co
do
do do
do do
do do
Ovieda, E. G.
Ovieda, Toney
Pac1!'1o Coast Publishing
do do
do do
Pao11'1o Gas and E1eotr1o
Pac1t1o Laundry
Company
Company
5.29
2s.30
23.57
130.00
31.71
22.00
6.oo
lg.67
4.29
24.oo
17.g1
4.oo
~.91
26.71
161.42
203.g4
16.67
7.50
3.g3
i3.oo
21g.g7
100.00
6o.oo
g4.17
311.s5
4o.oo
2.00
60.00
2.90
15.11
26.69
16.oo
7.79
3.11
55.00
6o.oo
9s. 73
90.90
i3.13
9.21
i7.93
April 27th, 1942
Patek & Company GENERAL Ft1ND
Patrick & Moise Klinkner Co.
Pico, Harry
Pill ere, James
Plimer, Raymond
Postal Telegraph-Cable Co
Postmaster, Santa Barbara,
Pre1sker, C. L
Preuss, Chae. A.
Quinn, Irene s.
Railway Express Agency
Remington Rand
Rio Grande Oil
do do
Rivera Market
Riviera Dairy Creamery
Robles, Daniel
Robles, G
Roemer, Frank L.
Roes er and Sons
Roesler, Bruce E.
Romero, Louis
Rudolph, H. J
Rue, George It.
Ruiz, lirs. Mam1 e s
Satew~ stores
do do
Satina, Anna
Satina, Pnna
Sa!ina, Anna
Satina, Anna
San Andres Market
Sanchez Grocery
s. B. County Chamber of Commerce
do do do
s. B. County Farm Bureau-Dairy Dept
Santa Barbara Directory Co
Santa Barbara Electric Co
Santa '.Barbara Electric Co.
Santa Barbara News-Press
Santa Barbara Secretarial Service
Santa Maria Daily Times
Santa Maria Inn
Sohauer Printing Studio
Scherer Company, R. Ii
Schrier, Elsa
Schuld Sign Co
Schwahs.cher Frey Co
Scott, Katharine A
Seaside Oil Oo
Seaside 011 Co.
29.03
15.03
55.00
57.50
9.6o
2.24
510.go
25.25
10.00
10.00
2.6o
s.65
30.90
30.90
1.00
17.77
20.00
49.50
1095.22
207. 65
25.00
66.oo
35.46
42.00
10.00
109.95
15.33
10.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
9.24
6.69
42.51
25.00
34.oo
14a.32
4.57
9.30
2.55
85.00
7g.go
37.62
1,497.95
19.95
22.00
6.1g
i2.n
13.50
3g.60
135.1g
429
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430
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Seaside Oil Co. GENERAL FUND
do do
do do
Seaside Oil Company
Shell Oil Co.
Shell 011 Company
Shepard Co, Frank
Signal Service
Silva, M.
Simonds Machinery Co.
Singleton, Robert
Smith, Kline & French
Sm1 th Hardware Co. , F. L.
do do
Smith, Jamee
anith, Maitland
Smith, Marion A.
&n1th Hardware Co., w. R
do do
Snyder, Lewis A
5ott Water Service
Solvang Drug Company
Southern Calif D1sinteoting Co.
Southern Calif. Edison Co.
do do
do
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
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do do
Southern Counties Ge.s Oo.
do do
do do
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do do
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Southern Pao1f1o Company
Spreitz Transportation
Staclley, Jene
Standard Brands of Cal1tornia
Stanaard 011 Co
Stationers Corporation
Stearns & Company, Frederick
Sterling Press
Stevens, Charles s.
Stewart, John L.
g.30
67.09
34.39
45.16
62.56
12.26
20.00
3.13
63.25
27.26
49.50
7.50
2.01
9.79
3.s2
79.6s
12.32
21.63
l.6o
30.00
7.50
26.16
i3.72
237.92
6.07
1.42
30.00
i9.73
27.52
g5.53
i5.7s
21.59
l.S9
5.33
22.73
is.se
s.56
2.57
2.62
2.45
3.43
13.72
1.20
ios.30
22.ss
235.4o
2. 63
61.7s
17.00
15.00
102.15
April 27th, 1942.
Supervisor of Documents
Sutton, Leola
GENERAL FUND
Sutton, June
Texas Co.,
Thompson, G. T.
'l'hompson, Homer c.
Thompson, Homer c.
Thompson, Homer c.
Thompson, Homer c.
Thompson, Homer C.
Thompson, Homer c.
Thompson, Homer C,
Thompson, Homer C,
Thompson, Homer c.
Thompson, Homer C.
Thompson, Homer c
Thompson, Homer c.
Thompson, Homer c
Thompson, L. T.
Thompson, L. T.
Thompson, Paul
Thompson, Paul
Tomlinson, Chas. s
Treasurer of the u. s.
Tunmer, Beatrice
Twitchell, Leonard
Ullmann, H. J
Underwood Eliiott Fisher Co.
do do do
Union Hardware & Metal Co.
Union Hardware & Metal Co
University of California Press
Urell, Inc. .
Valley Inn
Van Paign, Dr. John
Vestal Chemical Laboratories
V1llaveoes, Robert
Wagner, Ernest D.
Wall, Jack lit
Ward arid Lund
Warren Labortories, George c
Watts Grodery, Stanley
Weaver, or. C. E.
Western Auto Supply Co
Western Auto Supply Co.
Western Motor Transter
Westem Union
Whitehead, Sarah J
W1lho1t's
Wilkes, Jack
Wilson & D'Andrea
,
$1.go
llo.oo
~.oo
30.g5
1.16
5.29
7.00
ig.66
i3.90
21.06
4.oo
5.94
.12
10.65
4.oo
21.76
4.oo
34.41
56.10
29.21
63.00
5g.50
277.42
736.34
~g.71
66.oo
75.00
12. to
2,263.76
21.50
7.69
1.46
le.22
3.95
25.00
Gg.g3
15.00
9.52
13.42
5e.17
9.27
9.00
250.00
14.s3
.99
66.oo
3.49
20.00
431
432
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Wilson, Kent R. GENERAL FUND
Wilson, Kent R.
Wilson, Kent R.
Wong Wing
Wootton Printing Co.
do d.o
Wood, Vincent E.
Wood, Vincent E.
Wood, Vincent E.
Yeargin, Robert
Young, George
Diedrich, L. N. FIRST ROAD FUND
Associated Telephone Co . SECOND ROAD FUND
Craviotto Brothers
De Piazz1, Martin
De Piazz1, Martin
Diedrich, Inc., L. N.
Koore Co . , Joseph G.
Ott Hardware Co
Pacific Freight Lines
Southern California &Uson Co.
Thompson, Homer c.
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Union Hardware & Metal Co
Water Department
1auney Machine Works
De Piazzi, l~artin THIRD ROAD FUND
Hanly, Leo
Adams, Norman
Associated Telephone Co.
Bounds, Dick
FOURTH ROAD FUND
Burd, Cb.8.s.
Henning, Charles
Hilderbrand, w. G
Horn, George
Huyck, NJdy
Roseborough, Arthur
Smith Booth Usher Co
Smith H~dware Co . , w. R.
Walley, H. M
Ellie, M. J .
Arnold, a. L
Biby, Howard
.
Bickmore, Ray
Brown Bevis Equipment Co .
Diedrich, L N.
Farren, Art
FIFTH ROAD FUND
GOOD ROADS FUND
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$ 10.00
10.00
20 .00
g.oo
21. 63
51 50
12. 45
52. 6s
3. 42
15.00
2.16
2. 1s
6.go
15.02
19.11
41. 7g
12.g3
10.19
14. 62
. 4o
5. 25
g. g9
69.12
30.90
2.10
3.35
3. 6o
19500
g4-. oo
26.30
60.00
143 .00
55 . 00
7g.oo
55.00
55.00
54. oo
i13. g9
55. 64
2.00
so .co
g4.oo
1S2. oo
4-.oo
12S. 65
19. 05
143 . 00
Request !or -
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April 27th, 1942.
Harnischteger Corporation GOOD ROADS FVND
Herrier, w. w.
Hilderbrand, A. J.
.
Hilderbrand, w. G.
Horn, George
Huyck, Andy
La Frombois, Bill
Moore Co~ Joseph G.
McGirmis J 0 hn
McNall Building Materials
Ontiveros, Laurence
Randall, Ray
Robison, M. H.
Saulsbury, Lenn
Seaside Oil Co.
Smith Booth Usher Co.
Texas Co., The
Upton, W. c.
Whalen, J. T.
Bailey, Mrs. Ethel H.
Caywood, Hal D.
-
SALARY FUND
.
Engel, Wayne A.
Martinez, Frank
GUADALUPE CEMETERY FUND
Pioneer Rubber Mills LOS ALAMOS FIRE DI er. FUND
43.34
69.00
137.00
91.00
70.00
70.00
143.00
53.06
143.00
14.73
156.oo
74.oo
212.00
2os.oo
2270.12
75.00
26.45
6$.00
195.00
32.00
4.oo
64.23
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Upon the passage of the foregoing OrdeI's, the roll being oalled, the tollowi
Supervisors voted A;ye, to wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J. Monroe Ruthertord,
Ronald M. Adam and C. L. Preisker. Nays: None. Absent: None.
In the Matter of Request of the Growers of the Cuyama Valley tor an Agricultu -
an .Agricult ralal Inspector tor the Vegetable and other produce grown in said District.
Inspector
tor Vegetab e
etc.
A representative group of growers from Cuyama Valley appeared betore the
Board, and Cell H. Ely, spokesman tor said group, requested the County to employ an
agricultural inspector tor said District. Atter a discussion of said matter with
the growers and Eugen& s. K~llogg , Agricultural Commissioner,
It was moved, duly seconded and carried that the County cooperate with the
growers on a titty-t1tty basis up to the sum of $600.00 tor a six months period dur-
ing this calendar year, providing the growers deposit a like sum of $600.00 to be
set up as a Trust Fund; the county's appropriation is to be paid. out of the Special
Service and Investigation Fund, and to be under the direction and supervision of the
Agricultural Commissioner. -
The Board took a recess until 2:00 o'clock p. m. of th1s day.
At 2:00 o'clock p. m. the Board convened.
I
Present: Supervisors Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. stanwood, J. Monroe
. Rutherford, Ronald M. Adam, c. L. Pr~isker and. J. E. Lewis, C1erk
. Supervisor c. L. Preisker in the Chair
Public Hea ing In the Matter of Public Hearing on a Master Plan of Beaches for the County
on a Maste
Plan of of Santa Barbara.
Beaches.
The above entitled matter having been regularly continued to this time, the
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Board met in session with members of the County Planning Commission.
Chairman E. D. Solari
Plan of Beaches, and L. Deming
ot said plan.
read the Planning Commission's report on the Master
Tilton, Consultant, explained the details and purposes
\
The Master Shoreline Plan, including Master Plan of Beaches, as adopted by
'he County P1ann1ng Commission and certified to this Board was adopted by the following
Resolution:
waster Shor : .
line Plan- In the Matter of the Master Shoreline Plan. Including Master Plan ot
Master Plan Beaches.
ot Beaches.
Conveyance /
ot a Right
o! Way !o
pipe line n
ant\ near
Lompoc.
/ Resolution No. 41so
WHEREAS, this Board recognizes that the beaches are one of this county's
finest resources and believes that a plan should be adopted for their tuture acquisi~
ion and development, and
WHEREAS, the State of California likewise recognizes this need in Chapter
Statutes o1 1941, which states that "No portion of State beach appropriation
tmder this bill shall be obtained in any oGunty which has not adopted a Master Plan
ot Beaches for that county which shall provide tor the acquisition, development and
control of ocean beaches in such county", and
WHEREAS, a Master Shoreline Plan (Ms.ate~ Plan of Beaches) has been prepared
and adopted by the Santa Barbara County Planning Commission and certified to this
Board 1n compliance with the provisions of Chapter 665, Statutes of 1937,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that this plan be, and it is hereby adopted
as a portion of the Master Plan of Santa Barbara County, to includethe entire
territory covered within the Plan, and is hereby declared to be established to con-
serve and promote the public health, safety and general welfare
Passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the County o! Santa
Barbara, State of California, this 27th day of April, 1942, by the following vote,
to wit: Ayes: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J. Monroe Rutherford, Ronald M.
Adam and c. L. Pre1eker. Nays, None. Absent, None.
It is .further ordered that L. De~ing Tilton, Consultant, and Wallace C
Penfield, Engineer~secretary of .the Planning Commission be, and they are hereby . . . .
requested to contact the proper army officials in an ettort to retain title to a11
public beaches now owned by the County, and to otter to l ease any of said beaches to
the Government tor the sum of $1.00 a year.
In the Matter of the Conveyance of a Right .ot Way tor ii pipe 11m in and
near Lompoc, by the County of Santa Barbara to the United States of America.
./ Resolution NP ., 41.Sl.
RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING DEED.
WHEREAS, the County o! San ta Barbara is the owner of certain real property
in and near the City of Lompoc in the County of Santa Barbara, State of California,
a portion of which is described in that certain deed here1natter referred to and
delineated on a map attached hereto, and
WHEREAS, the United Ste.tea of Amer1Qa is desirous of obtaining a perpetual
easement to construct, maintain and operate pi pe l ines, accessories and appurtenanc s
thereto tor the disposal of sewage 1n connection with Camp Cooke and other adj oinin
Federal and County property, and
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.
WHEREAS, it is tor t h e. benetit of said County of Santa Barbara !S well
.
as the United States o'l America tha t said se~ag~ line be constructed,
NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS HEREBY ordered and resolved, that that Grani Deed
dated the 27th day of April, 1942, between the Count~ of Santa Barbara and the
I
Appointment
o! aVenereQ,Jj
Disease
Specialist
anf\ County
Health O!!'i
er.
- Approval an
Acceptance !
Third Ac\it on
to gro uni\ s !
F. ant\ A.M.
anf\ r.o.o.F
Cemetery
Association
Approval of /
Wil'lening an
Improving
Crossing ov r
County roar\
in Fou,th
Roat\ Distri t .
EmergencY.
Appropriati
Gua~alupe
n--
Fire D1str1 t.
April 27th, 1942 435
United st~tea of America, a copy of which is attached hereto, be executed by the
Chairman of the Board of &tpervieors and the Clerk of said board on behalf' of the
County of Santa Barbara, and that said clerk be and is hereby directed to record
said Grant Deed in the ottice of the County Recorder of the County of Santa Barbara
upon its execution.
Passed and adopted by the Boe.rd of Supervisors of the County of Santa
Barbara, State of California, the 27th day of April, 1942, by the tollowing vote:
AYES: Thomae T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J. Monroe Ruthertord, Ronald M. Adam and
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c. L. Preisker. Noes: None. Absent: None.
In the Ma,tter of Appointing a Venereal Disease Specialist and County
Health Ott1oer.
Upon motion, duly seconded and unanimously carried, it is ordered that John
A. Carswell, M. D., be, and he is hereby appointed Venereal Disease Specialist tor
the period June let to June 30th, 1942, at a salary of tour hundred and twenty-five
dollars per month, and County Health ottioer and Venereal Disease Specialist
beginning July 1st, 1942, at an annual salary of titty-one hundred dollars.
Att
I
The clerk was directed to notlty Doctor Carswell of his appointment
Upon motion the Board adjourned sine d1.~e~~----
The foregoing minutes are herebY:v.- LI=~ '
r---~~======~O~ba1:rm~an~,~Board of Supervisors.
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Clerk.
Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara, State of California,
MAY 4th, 1942, at 10:00 o'clock a. m. Present: Supervisors Thomas T.
Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J . Monroe Rutherford, Ronald M. Adam, O
L. Preisker and J. E. Lewis, Clerk.
.
Supervisor o. L. Preisker in the Chair.
The minutes of the regular meeting of April 27th, 1942, were read and approved
In the Matter of Approval and Aoceptanoe of Third Addition to the grounds ot
the F. and A. M. and I . o. o. F. Cemetery Association.
I
It appearing to the Board that the Santa Barbara Qounty Planning Commission
approved on April .22 , 1942, a subdivision plat tor.a third addition to the grounds o
the F. and A. M. $lld I. o. o. F. Cemetery Association, being a part of the Nii of I
Section 23, T 10 ~' Range 34 w; S. B. B. &-M., Santa Ba:bara County, California, upo1
motion duly secon~ed and carried it 1s hereby ordered tha t the plans and speoi.tioa- .
t1ons tor the sai~ third addition to the F. and A. M. and I. o. o. F. Cemetery
Association groun~e be approved and aocepted.
In . ~he Matt~r of Communication from the Southern Pacific Company relative to
widening and impr?ving of certain crossings over county roads in the Fourth Road
District.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ~ered that the clerk of this
Board be, and he is hereby, directed to forward a communication to the California
State Railroad Commission and to the Southern Pacific Company stating that this Boar
approves the widening and improving of said crossings.
I n_ _~- h~e-:.Ma.:;.t.:~t-e=-=r-_.o.:t.:E=.m:e;, :.:r:.!g~e:.n:.:.c.:~y'A:.:!p~p=r~o:.p.!:.r:.i.=:.a.:'.t.:=i.o.:.~n~t.o.:.:r_.th~e~G:_:u~adal UJ:e Fir e Di a trio t.
The Clerk was directed to notify the Guadalupe Fire District that the County
Auditor has advised the Boe.rd that there is no legal means available to appropriate
$700.00, a pert of which was tor the purchase of a Bullard Siren, as requested
436
in their letter of April 22, 1942. The Clerk was further directed to intonn the Guadalupe
Fire District that the Civilian Detense Counsel will provide the sum of $150.00
toward the purchase or a siren.
In the Matter of Communication trom the United States Treasury Department Relativ
O!'t'ice Space.
Communicat on ./
!rom Unit .
States Tre - to
sury Depar -
ment relat ve The Olerk was directed to notity the United States Treasury Department, Pronureme t
to o!!"ice
Spacf'
Division, that there is no county controlled o~ice space in the County of Santa Barbar.
available for the use of the Federal Works Agency and the Federal Security .\gency
Treasurer / In the Matter of Treasurer's Report on Receipts and. Disbursements for the Period
Report. April 6th, 1942, to May 2nd, i942, inclusive~
Report was received and Ordered Placed on tile.
In the Matter of Notice from s. A. Nash-Boulden, Forest Supervisor, relative to
the closing of certain areas within Los Padres National Forest.
Notice reoeived and ordered placed on tile.
Notice rel
at1ve to
closing
certain ar as
within Los
Pal\,es Nat
Forest.
on al In the Matter of Communication from the Department of Public Health Relative to
Communicat on! uberculoeis Subsidy tor Santa Maria General Hospital
Communication received and ordered placed.on file
In the Matter of Reports of the Santa Barbara and Santa Maria General Hospitals
Reports. - -
tor the month of Mal-ch, 1942
Reports were received and ordered placed on tile.
/
Aid to Nee y
Aged Perso s .
In the Matter of Applications tor State and County Ain to Needy Aged Persons.
It appearing to the Board that the hereinafter named applicants tor State and
Children'
Aid.
.
County Aid to needy aged persons having tiled their applications, as required by law,
and as in said applications fully set torth; and
It turther appearing from an examination of said applications that the needy age
persons mentioned in said applications are proper persons to receive State and County
. Aid; upon motion, d~ly seconc\ed .and carried, :1 t is .
\
ORDERED, that the Auditor draw .his warrant qn the Treasurer on General Fund, in
tavor of the following applicants,
commencing on the first daY. of May
tor the am oun t set op.o osite the name of the appl1c
19~2 (unless otherwise indicated) and on the first
day of each month hereatter until further order of t his Board; said money to be used
tor the support of said needy aged persons, to Wit:
NAME OF APPLICANT
Cobb, William J.
Hibbard, Aditha (Mrs.)
Eckhardt, Anna K:
Kiler, FAmond F.
Longmire, Joseph E.
McFaul, Ada A.
Romero, Raymond D.
Valencia, Frank
Williams, Fred
't'OT6,L AID ;~TED
$4o.oo
. 30.00
25.00
4o.oo
4o.oo
4o.oo
4o.oo
4o.oo
4o.oo
DISCONTINUANCES - effective April 30, 1942, unless otherwise stated.
Godet, Charles
Grow, George W.
Renn1son, William
Snyder, Earl J.
REMARKS
.
In the Matter of the Application of Wacie Delaney, Ocean Terrace, Goleta,
California, for State and County aid tor Mary Ann, Bertha M., Jesse B., and Jennie
Lou Delaney, children of tuberculous father.
It appearing to the satisfaction of the Boar~ that said Mary Ann, Bertha M.,
t,
Ch11C'\rena
Aid.
Ch11'1.ren s /
Aid .
Ma.Y 4th, 1942. 437
Jesse B., and Jennie Lou Del aney are children of .a tuberculous father and are proper
pe~sone to receive State and County Aid, and are in the custody of said Wacie Delaney,
l.lother;
1t is order ed that the Aud1tQr draw his warrant on th~ Treasurer on General Fund,
in favor of said Wacie Delaney for the sum of sixty-tour dollars, and tor a like amount
on the first of each month hereafter until the further order of this Board, said money
to be used tor the support of the above named minors.
In the Matter of the Application of Benjamin Se.uceda, 505 West Haley Street,
Santa Barbara, .California, for State and County AiA for Catarina, Adaline (Eliz. ),
Estella, Abel (Ben) , Lillian, MaYbelle and David Sauceda, childr~n of tuberculous
father.
It appearing to the satisfaction of the Board that said Catarino, Adaline (Eliz.
Estella, Abel {Ben), Lillian, Maybell e and David Sauceda are children of a tuberculous
father, and are proper persons to receive State and County Aid, and are in the custody
ot Esther Sauceda., l!other;
It is ordered that the Auditor draw his warrant on the Treasurer on General Fund
' in tavor of said Esther Sauceda for the sum of one hundred and eleven dollars, and for
a like amount on the first of each mooth.herea~ter until the further order of this
Board, said money to be used tor the support of the above named minors.
In the Matter of the Application of FA.gar M. Baxter, Probation Officer, Santa
Barbara, California. tor State and County Aid for Marion Virginia Alward, half-orphan.
It appearing to the satisfaction of the Board that said Marion Virginia Alward
is a half-orphan and a proper person to receive State and County Aid, and is in the
custody of said Edgar M. Baxter, Probation Officer;
I
It is ordered that the Auditor dr:S-w his warrant on the Treasurer on Geners1 Fund,
in favor of said Edgar M. Baxter tor the sum of twenty-two and 50/100 dollars, and tor
a like amount on the first of each month hereafter until the further order of this
Board, said money to be used tor the support of the above named minors
Children's
Aid.
./. In the Matter of the AEplication of Myrtle Brous, J ewett Street, Santa Maria,
Re!usal to
Grant
Children ts
Aid.
Revision o. .
Buc\get Ite a.
. California, tqr State and County Aid to1 Gordon Jackson, halt-orphan
It appearing to the satisfaction of the Board that said Gordon Jackson is a
halt-orphan and a prQper p~rson to receive State and County Aid, and is in the custody
of said Emma v. Wayne, Grandmother.
It is ordered that the Auditor draw his warrant on the Treasurer on General Fund
in !avor of said Emma V. Wayne tor the sum of twenty dollars, and tor a like amount
on the first of each month hereafter until the further order of this Board, said money
to be used for the support of the abov~ named minor.
In the Matter of Refusal to Grant Children' s Aid.
It appearing to the Board from the report of the County Welfare Department that
the following named applicants are not proper persons to receive Chil!rens Aid;
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried,
IT IS ORDERED that the said applications be, and the same a.re hereby denied:
Peterson, Harriett tor Leonard, Michael, Margaret, and Walter Peterson .
In the Matter o! Revision of Budget Items.
Resolution No. 41S2.
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisor.a of Santa Barbara County that a
revision is necessary within general classification o! Maintenance and Operation,
County Jail, General Fund.
Now, therefore, be it Resolved. that the atoreeaid accounts be and the same are
.
hereby revised as follows: to wit: Transfer from Account 73 B 7, Food Supplies, the
sum of $15 . 00 to Account 73 B 6, I~aterials and Supplies, l~alrttenanoe and Operation,
--------~-r------,.---------------,----
438
County Ja.11, General Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the following
Supervisors voted Aye, to wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J. Monroe Ruthe -
ford,
Revision o! /
Budget Item
Ronald M. Adam and C. L. Preisker. Nays, None.
In the Matter of Revision of Budget Items.
Resolution No . ~1s3. _
Ab sent, None.
Revision o I
Budget Ite e.
Revision
Budget It
-~ I
Whereas, it appears to the Boa.rd of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that a
revision is necessary within general classification of Maintenance and Operation, Tax
Collector, General Fund
Now, therefore, be it Resolved that the aforesaid accounts be and the same are
hereby revised as follows, to wit: Transfer from Account 13 B 2, Postage, Freight,
Carte.ge and Express, the sum of $50 . 00, and from Account 13 B 3, Traveling Expense and
Mileage, the sum of $7 . 60 to Account 13 Be, Of~ice SuPplies, Maintenance and Operatio ,
Tax Collector, General Fund, and to Account 13 B 25, Service and Expense, Maintenance
and Operation, Tax Colleotor, General Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the following
Supervisors voted Aye, to wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J. Monroe
Rutherford, Ronald M. Adam and C. L. Preisker. Na,ys, None. Absent, None.
.In the Matter of Revision of Bu\get Items
Resolution No . 41sl+
Whereas , 1t appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that a
revision is necessary within general classification of Maintenance and Operation,
Heelth Officer, General Fund.
Now, therefore, b e it Resolved that the af~resaid accounts be and the same are
hereby revised as follows, to wit: Transfer from Account 99 B 25, Service and Expense,
the sum of $150.00- to Account 99 B 1, Telephone and Telegraph, Maintenance and Operation,
Health Officer, General Fund
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the follow
ing supervisors voted Aye, to wit: Thoma.a T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J. Monroe
Ruth erford, Ronald. M. Adam and O. L: Preisker. Nays, None. Ab sent , None.
In the Matter of Revision of Budget Items. - Resolution No. 41s5.
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that a
revision is necessary within general classification of Maintenance and Operation,
Auditor, Genera1 Fund.
Now, therefore, be it Resolved t hat the aforesaid accounts be and the same a.re
Au~itor, General F und, the sum of $25 .00 to account g B S, Of:ice Supplies, Maintena e
hereby revised as toilows, to wit : Transfer from Account g B 25 , Service and Expense,
and Operation, Auditor, General Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the following
supervisors voted Aye, to wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J. Monroe
Rutherford, Ronald M. Adam and O. L. Preisker. Nays, None . Absent, None.
Revision
Budget It
~ l In the Matter of Revision of Budget Items. -me. Resolution No. ~1g6
' Whereas, it appears t o the Board o'! Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a revision is necessary within general classification of Maintenance and Operation,
Sheriff, General Fund.
Now, theretore, be it Resolved t hat the aforesaid accounts be and the sane
are hereby revised as follows, to wit: Transfer from Account 6o B 46, Criminal . .
Expense, the sum 0~ $300 . 00 to Account 60 B 22, Repairs and Minor Replacements,
Revision
o! Budget
Items.
Revision
of Bu\get
Items.
/
'
439
Maintenance and Operation, Sheriff, General Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervi sors voted AYe, t o wit : Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J . Stanwood, J
Monroe Rutherford, . Ronald M. Ads.m and c. L. Preisker. Nays, None. Absent , None.
In the Matter of Revision of Budget Items.
Resolution No. 41s7
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a revision is necessary within general classif1cationof Maintenance and Operation,
Glerk, General Fund.
Now, therefore, be it Resolved that the aforesaid accounts be and the same
are hereby revised as follows, to wit : Transfer from Account 2 B 23, Replacements ot
Equipment, the sum of $100. 00 to Account 2 B 2, Postage, Freight, Cartage and Express,
Maintenance and Operation, Clerk, General Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye , to wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J
Monroe Ruther ford, Ronald M. Adam and C. L. Pre1sker. Nays, None . Absent, None
In the Matter of Revision of Budget Items.
Resolution No. 41ss.
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supe~visors of Santa Barbara County that
a revision is necessary within general classification of Maintenance and Operation,
County Farm, General Fund .
Now, therefore, be it Resolved that the a1'oreeaid accounts be and the same
are .hereby revised as follows, to wit : Trans!ex- from Ac count 185 B 22, Repairs and
Minor Replacements, the sum of $60. 00 to Account 1$5 B 25, Service and Expense,
Maintenance an~ Operation, County Fann, General Fund.
Upon the passage of the toregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisor.a voted Aye, to wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J . Stanwood, J
Monroe Rutherford, Ronald M. Ad.am and c. L. Pre1sker. NaYs, None. Absent, None.
Trans!er
Func\e .
otl
In the Mat ~ er of Transfer of Funds from the Unappropriated Reserve General
Fund
Resol ution No. 41s9
Vlhereas it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
e. transfer is necessary from the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund to Account 1 A
19, Special Investigation in Connection with u. s. Housing Authority, Salaries ancl
3714, subdivisioi
Claims Hel
over and .
now allowe
Claims
Wages, Board of Supervisors, General Fund; in accordance with Section
3, of the Political Code,
Now therefore , ~e it resolved that the sum of One Hundred Eight and $6/100
Dollars ($1os. g6) be and the same is hereby transferred trom the unappropriated
reserve General Fund to account 1 A 19, Special Investigation in Connection With
u. s. Housing Authority, Salaries and Wages, Board of Supervisors, General Fund
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye , to wit : Thomas 'r. Dinsmore, Sam J . Stanwood, J . liAonro
Rutherfor d, Ronald M. Adam and C. L. Preisker. Nays, None. Absent, None.
In the Matter of Claims Held over trom meeting of April 27th, 1942, and now
allowed.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried unanimously, it is Ordere~ that the
tollo'Ring claims be, and they are hereby al lowed as follows, to wit:
Hergert Co.
Petrol Corporation, The
GENERAL ru ND
GOOD ROADS FUND
$205. 61
llS.15
In the Matter of Claims Recalled from the Auditor for Correction and Reallowe
Recalle\ a d - -
Reallowed. Upon motion, duly seconded and carried unanimously, it is ordered that the
440
Protests an
Objections
Julien F.
Goux.
Allowance o
Claims.
Order dul y mane and entered on April 27, 1942, allowing claims as follows:
Associated Telephone Co. Ltd. GENERAL FUND $6.50
Associated Tel ephone Co. 3. 71
Associated Telephone Co. 22 . 65
Preisker, c. L. 95 . 55
Smith, Marion A. 12.32
be, and it is hereby rescinded.
Julien F. Goux appeared before the Board and protested the reallowance of
the Claim riled by c. L. Preisker for his expenses ~o We.shington, D. C. during the
month of March, 1942, upon the grounds that the claimant had intermingled public and
private expenses.
It is ordered that the above claims.be recalled from the Auditor and real.
lowed as follows, t o wit:
Associated Tel ephone Co. Ltd. GENERAL FUND
{Jurat completed)
Associated Telephone Co. II
' Associ ated Telephone Co. II
(Rutherford's approval)
Preisker, c. L. II - Snith, Marion A. II
(Pre1sker 1 s approval)
12.32
In the Matter of Al lowance of Cla i ms .
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried unanimously, it i s ordered that the
following claims be, and the SaJJle are hereby allowed, each claim tor the amount and
payabl e out of the fund designated i~ the order of allowance endorsed on the face
of each claim respe~tively, to wit:
'
. Abbott, James
. Adam, Ronald )14.
do do
Altechul, Ira D.
Amaro, Sarah
Anneraon, Lenora K.
Anderson, Sydney A.
Ashley, Evelyn .
Babcock, Dwight
Barnes, Charles
Bartlett, Stanley
Barton, Mary
Bennett, RaJph
Bensen, Newt
Bidgood, Linda
Black, William s.
Bothwell, Mrs . Wm.
Bradfield, Bernice
Brechtelsbauer, Ottilie
Brenner, Eugene
Brown, Margaret
Brown, Mary E.
Bucklin, Mrs. Lela
Butterfield, Barbara
Calder, Robert
GENERAL FUND
$ 70. 00
33. 00
26.36
1. 23
40. 00
15.00
20.47
55.00
50. 00
100 . 00
29.75
116. 33
4o.oo
115.00
52.00
14. 67
32. 00
lE:o.oo
125.00
45 .75
s5 .oo
1 60. 00
25. 00
i1~ . oo
so.co
,
- '
I . . ,
Carl son, El. enore GENERAL FUND
Carricaburu, Mrs. J.
Catholic Big Bros.
Chandler, Helen
Chaucer, Norton G.
Chrisman, Gabe
Christensen, Chris
Clark, Emily
Coen, Elizabeth
Colton, Mrs. Josephine
Common, Wm. C~
Cota, Francis
Cota, Juan
Covarrubias, Yris
Co,.,an, James
Cox, Margaret
Cox, Martha
Crane, Fdward E
Crittenton Home, Florence
Cropsey, Catherine
Dana, ~ydia
Daugherty, Mrs. Carolyn
Davies, Evelyn v.
Day, Phoebe H.
Dean, Doris v
De lll!ar s, Haroltt V.
Dennis, Mrs . Dorothy
Dias, Mrs. Viola
Dinsmore, Thomas T
Dominges, Bob A.
Dotson, Billie Lois
Dover, Frank
Ehrenborg, Ruth D
Ehrenborg, Ruth D.
Eagle, Irene
Everetts, Charles
Evermann, Martha
Feathers, Ruth
Feliz, Marjorie
Fickle, Mrs. J. H
F1111pp1n1, R. C.
Foss, Gates
Fraser, Lillian
Fraser, Sara Frances
Fratere, Mrs. Estelle
Fuller, Il!rs. Etta
Gann, Helen
Gates, Mrs. Hattie
Gonzales, Mrs. Carlotta
Gordon, Margaret
Gower, Alvin H.
I . .
210. 00
9. 00
2. 50
100.00
35. 00
115.00
s5 .oo
117.33
10.00
37 . 50
46.oo
75.00
4o. oo
30.00
50 . 00
90.00
110.00
150.00
25.00
17.33
29.75
50.00
150.00
130.00
ss.33
25.00
5. 00
33.s3
3. 60
135.00
4-9. 50
54.oo
150.00
14.91
90.00
12.50
130.00
100.00
115.00
25.00
50.00
105.00
105.00
50.00
25.00
120.00
125.00
441
442
Gracia, I~rs . Joseph
Graham & Son, H. R.
Grant, William T
Graves, James H.
Green, Mrs. H. L.
Grigsby, Al
Grimes, Frances
Grossman, Charlotte
Gurlitt, Helmut
Gutierrez, Mrs. Dora
Hanze, Henry G.
Harberts, Richard
Hardy, Clara G.
Hawver, Helen
Henderson, Charles F.
Henry, Charles
Hensley, Raymond
Hoeck, El s1e
Holdener, Mary
Hollis, A. F.
Huf!, Neal
Hurlbut, Helen
Ingrim, Earl B.
Jacobsen, E. B.
.
Janes, A. F.
Jenkins, Harry
.
Johnson, Mrs. Pella
.
Johnson, Mrs. Vyola
Johnson, W1n1tred
Kane, Edward
Kinkead, Frances
Kinkead, Frances
Xinclred, Mrs . J. o.
king, Arilla E~
King, Ar1lla E
GENERAL FUND
Kittredge, Jr., D. w. , M. D
Kramer, o. E
LaBreche, Jessie
Lambert, c. E
Langworthy, Muri el
Lennon, Kathleen
Leonardo, Mary
Liljekv1st, Naomi
Livingston, Mrs. John G
Lore, Lou s.
Lorenz, Frederick s.
Lor1go, Mrs. Mary Lou
Madsen, Eva
Ma1n, R. C
Mairs, Allen G
Martin, Allyn
Martin, Arthur
2. 50
1,605. 94
125.00
14. 50
25. 00
54.oo
150. 00
130. 00
16.67
75. 00
25. 00
45. 00
120. 00
150. 00
75. 00
45. 00
190. 00
160.00 .
45 . 00
go.oo
50. 00
200. 00
190.00
200. 00
125. 00
60. 00
50.00
27 . 00
45. 00
124.67
12. 00
150. 00
25 .00
10. 00
150.00
75 . 00
163. go
160.00
114. oo
i15.oo
4-9 . oo
4o.oo
110. 00
50. 00
147. 50
25 .00
15. 00
64.17
4o4.03
45. 00
100.00
MAY 4th, 1942
Martinez, lArs . Sauline
Mathews, Mrs . C. L
Maxwell, J . V
Mene2'.es , litre. Mary
Molloy, Mollie
Monroe, Alice
Muth, Walter
Mu.th, Walter
McAtee, Olga
McCaughey, John P.
l~cGinl ey, Hugh
McGoldrick, Josephine
Newman, Carl
Olivera, Mrs . Thomas
Ola en, Arthur R
Ovi eda, E. G
Paci!ic Lodge
Palmaymesa, Mrs. A~elaide
Pe.trick, We.lter
Pedersen, Charlotte
Penfield, Wallace C
Perrin, Joyce
Plescia, Bessie B.
Pico, Harry
Preisker, C. L
Queen , Nora
Ray, June
Reasons , Ruth M
Reichert, H~ry
Richardson, Hazel
Richardson, Nancy
Rivera, Joe
Robertson, Sarah
Rodman, Clyde L.
Rodriquez, Mrs. Ruth
Ross, Eector
Ross , James
Ruddle, Doris
Rud.olph, H. J .
Russi ck, I~rs . Dorothy u.
Ruthertord, J. Monroe
I\yan, Dolores
P.yan , Mary c.
Selvation Army Home
San~ers, Kathryn
Saunders, Ma.X'garet
Saunders, Margaret
Seeley, D. M.
Shaw, Arthur
Sho.r kley, T. M.
Short, Mamie o.
Silva, liArs. l~ary
GENERAL FUND
$5. 00
25 . 00
50. 00
52.50
95. 00
125. 00
25 . 00
4o. oo
128 . 67
201.21
4o.oo
19. 6o
60. 00
6. 99
75. 00
40. 00
7. 50
2. 50
100. 00
lJ.5.00
400. 00
25. 00
125. 00
4o . oo
45. 00
4o .oo
105. 00
i35. oo
75. 00
100.00
90 . 00
21.00
31.17
170 . 00
50. 00
45. 00
50 . 63
110. 25
350. 00
52.50
16. 20
91. 50
100 . 00
75. 00
110. 00
150 . 00
7.00
go. oo
120.00
25. 00
50. 00
443
444
Commun1cat1
trom J . F.
Goux .
n
'
'
,
\
Silvia, Ura. M. G.
Singleton, Robert
Smith, Ray
Stedman, E. J .
Stein, Emma L.
Stewart , John D.
Str onach, Miss Helen
St . Vine en ts School
Thacher, Luin K
Thielicke, Mrs. Fred
Thurmond, Edith
Tilton, L. Deming
Tomlinson, Wray J .
Troup, Charles
Tunmer, Beatrice
Turner, Arthur D.
Uribe, Della
Van Etta, W. R.
Voight , Ht1bert L.
Wane, h~rs . I~artha H.
~dsworth, Edwin
Wagner, Ernest D.
Wall, T. T.
Wallace, Kai th
.
Warren, Bernell
Weidman, Phil
Weldon , Thomae P.
Wilkerson, Marie
Wilkes, Jack
Wil liams , Mrs . Florence
Wilson, Eva L.
Wilson, Eva L.
Wilson, William J .
Woon, Charles
Wood, Mrs. w. H.
Wood, William
Woods, Mrs. Lillie
Zwimpfer, Frieda C.
Hosmer, Helen
Dodge , E. G.
Wilson, William J .
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GENERAL FUND
. '
GOOD ROADS FUND
SALARY FUND
$ 7. 50
36. 00
50 . 00
16o.32
16o. oo
333 . 33
32 . 50
114. g3
100. 00
25. 00
100. 00
50 . 00
175. 00
125. 00
155. 00
145. 00
29 .00
75. 00
500 . 00
25. 00
157 . 50
10.03
125. 00
2. 67
125. 00
igo .oo
33.15
100. 00
100. 00
45 . 00
13. 00
300 . 00
15. 00
125. 00
2. 50
45. 00
l . So
110. 00
25 .00
210. 00
Upon the passage of the foregoing Orders , the roll being call ed, the tollowin
Supe rvisors voted Aye , to wit ; Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J . Stanwood, J . Monroe Ruther-
Ronald M. Adam, and c. L. Preisker . Nays : None. Absent : None. ford,
I . In the It.latter of Communication !rom J . F. Goux. a i
J . F. Goux appeared be~ore the Board relative to the State Supreme Court
deci sion o~ Miller vs. McKinnon relative to the letting of certain county contracts
A communication embodying Mr. Gouxs comment s was ordered only by competit ive bids
I
placed on file
Statistical /
Mineral Sur
vey.
.
May 4t h, 1942.
Upon motion the Boar"- a~jo u rned sine
The !"oregoing minutes a.re hereby JU)pll~
Chairman, Boa.rt\ o! Supervisors.
/
Clerk
.
Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara, State of California,
i4ay 11th, 1942, at 10:00 o'clock a. m. Present: supervisors Thomas T.
Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J. Monroe Ruthertord, Ronald K. Adam, c. L.
Preisker and J. E. Lewis, Clerk.
Supervisor c. L. Preisker 1n the Cha,r.
In the Matter of Statistical Mineral Survey of t' he County of Santa Barbara.
445
Supervisor K. c. Merrell of Tuolumne County appeared before the Board regarding
a statistical mineral survey of the County of Santa Barbara in the interests ot
national defense. This matter was referred to Super11isors Rutherford and Adam as a
committe~ tQ work out a plan tor furnishing Kr. Merrell with the neoeseary m1neralog1-
~
cal data.
Ttle minutes of the regular meeting of May 4th, 1942~ were read and approved.
Wemorannum / ln the Matter of Memorandum of Understanding between the United States Forest
o! Unt\erstan"-
ing _ Service and the County of Santa Barbara.
Uni tel\ Stat s v"'. . Forest Ser oe. ,Resolution No. "tl90.
Closing /
Porti ons ot
WHEREAS, it is to the best interests of the County of Santa Barbara that a
Memorandum of Understanding be executed between the United States Forest Service and
the County of Santa Barbara tor the establishment and. maintenance of an effective
air-craft warning service and tor the operation thereof,
NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED AND ORDERED that the Oha1rman and Clerk of this
Board be authorized and directed to sign a Memorandum of Understanding dated April
23rd, 1942, by and between the United States Forest Servic~ and the County t1 Santa
Barbara tor the etficient operation of an a1r-cratt w~ning service, and speoitioally
~or the operation of observation posts.
Passed and adopted by .the Board of Supervisors of the County of Senta Barbara.,
State of California, this 11th day of Ka,y, 194-2, by the following vote, to wit: Ayes:
Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam .J. Stanwood, J. Monroe Rutherford, Ronald K. Adam, and C. L
Preisker. Nays: None. Absent: None.
In the Matter of Closing Portions of County Roads within the Fifth Superv1eorial
Co11nty Roa '' District.
Fitth Dist ct.
~ Resolution No. 4191,
WHEREAS, a state of war exists between the United States of America and various
foreign powers; and
WHEREAS, a military reservation ~as been established by the Government of the
'
United States in the vicinity of Orcutt and Santa Maria, in the County of Santa Barbar
State of California, tor the purpose of a dispersed all purpose air base; and
WHERF.AS, certain county highways are located w1 thin said mill tary reservation;
and
~
WHEREAS, continued use of said county high.ways within said military reservation
by the public w1~1 endanger the lives and safety of the persons using said public
:highways as well as interfere with the movement of military equipment upon said h1gh-
.
ways, said danger arising from the tiring of weapons and the necessary movement ot
446
.
tanks, truck, airplanes and other military equipment; and
WHEREAS, the County of Santa B@.l'bara has been notified by the military authorities
ot the United States Government that said danger exists and has been requested by
the representatives of the United States Army to close said public highways tor the
protection of the public and the turthering of military maneuvers;
NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS HEREBY ORDERED AND RESOLVED that the county highways here-
1natter described be, and the same are hereby ~rected to be closed to the use of the
same by the general public until notice is given by the United States Army that the
said highways can be sately used by the public.
Said county highways are more particularly described as follows:
All those highways and roads hereinafter described, and indicated 1n red broken
lines with arrows and red numbers in red oircles on the map entitled united States
Army Engineers Land Acquisition lilap Santa Maria-Lompoc Area Dispersed All Purpose Air
Base, approved APril 11, 1942 by Captain J. R. Verget, Project Manager, which map is
drawn to a scale of one inch to tour hundred teet, and said map having been submitted
by letter to the Board of Supervisors on May 4th, 1942~ by William H. Cupples, Project
Manager, Real Estate Branch, Santa Maria-Lompoc Dispersed All Purpose Air Base:
PARCEL 1. (Indicated on map by red figure 1 in red c1role, to wit: ([) )
All that oe-rtain 50 tt. road described in a deed trom w. r. Johnston to santa
Barbara County, dated March 24, iggg, and recorded April 7, lSS!.in Book 20 of Deeds,
page 479 et seq., Santa Barbara County Records in County Recorder's Ottice, Santa
Barbara, California.
PARCEL 2. (Indicated on map by red figure 2 in red circle, to wit: @ )
All ths~ certain 50 tt. road described in a deed from W. F. Johnston to Santa
Barbara County, dated Karch 13, lggg, and recorded April 7, lggg, in Book 20 of Deeds,
page 47g et seq., Santa Barbara County Records in County Recorder's Otfioe, Santa
Barbara, Calitomia.
PARCEL 3. (Indicated on map by red figure 3 in red circle, to wit: @) )
All that certain 50 tt. road desoribed in a deed trom s. B. lililler to County ot
Santa Barbara, dated January 20, lgg7, and recorded July 6, lgg9 in Book 25 of Deeds,
page 56 et seq., Santa Barbara County Records, in County Reoorders Ot!ice, Santa
Barbara, Calitom1a.
PARCEL l+. (Indicated on map by red. figure 4 in red circle, to wit: @ )
All that portion of that certain 50 tt. road described in a deed from M. G
Foster, et al., to County of Santa Barbara, dated January 2S, 1SS7, and recorded
July '6, igg9 in Book 25 of Deeds, page 57 et seq., Santf Barbar~ County Records 1n
County Reoorders Office, aanta Barbara, California, lying west pt State Highwa;r
Route 2, Seo. K, between Orcutt and Banta Maria.
PARCEL 5 (Indicated on map by red figure 5 in red o1rcle . to wit: @ )
All that oerta1n4o tt; road described in a deed trom r. W. Freeman, et al.,
to County of Santa. Barbara, dated January ig, 1S93, and recorded April g, lg93 1n
Book 36 of Deeds, pages 2 and 3, Santa Barbara County Records, in County Recorder's
Office, Santa Barbara, California; excepting any portion thereof lying within State
Highway Route 2, Seo. K, between Orcutt and Santa Maria.
PARCEL 6 (Indicated on map by red figure 6 in red circle to wit: @ )
The southerly 34oo teet of that certain 6o tt. road described in a deed trom
Joel 8n1th, et al., to County of Santa Barbara, dated March 27, lgg3, and recorded
April 5, lgg3 1n Book 2 of Deeds, page 157, et seq., Santa Barbara County Records,
in County Recorder's ott1oe, Santa Barbara, California.
PARCEL 7. (Indicated on map by red figure 7 1n red circle to wit: (j) )
-
All that portion of that certain 6o tt. road described in a d.eed trom John
,
May 11th, 194-2. 447
Wilkinson, et al., to County of Santa Barbara, dated March 27, lgg3, and recorded
April 5, 1S83 in Book 2 of Deeds, page 15g et seq., Santa Barbara County Records,
in County Recorder's Oftice, Santa Barbara, California; lying in Sections 3 and 4-,
Township 9 North, :Range 34- West and Sections 33 and 34- Township 10 North, Range 34-
West of San Bernardino Base and Meridian.
PARCEL g. (Indicated on map by red figure g in red circle, to wit: @ )
All at the first course, all of the second course and easterly 3200 teet of the
third course of that certain 6o tt. road described in a deed trom Erminia o. Dargie
to County of Sant~ Barbara, dated March 29, 1886 and recorded July 30, ise6 in Book
9 of Deeds, page 361, et seq., Santa Barbara County Records, in County Recorder's
Office, Santa Barbara, California; and :al.so described in a deed trom J. B. Arellanes
to Santa Barbara County, dated March 311 1886 and recorded July 30, 1SS6 in Book 9 ot
Deeds, page 362 et seq., Santa Barbara County Records, in County Recorder's Office,
Santa Barbara, California.
PARCEL 9 (Indicated on map by red figure 9 in red circle to wit:
All that portion of those roads in the Paderewski Subdivision No. l as shown on
a map tiled in Map Book 15 at page 27, Santa Barbara County Records, which were dedicated
and accepted according to certificate on page 26 of said Map Book, within the
area of the Santa Maria-Lompoc Dispersed Al1 Purpose Air Base; said County Records
being in the County Recorder's Otfice, Santa Barbara, California.
Passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Senta Barbara,
State of California, this 11th day of May, 194-2, by the tollow1ng vote: A.Yes: Thomas
T. Dinsmore, Srun J. Stanwood, J. Monroe Rutherford, Ronald M. Adam and c. L. Preisker
Noes: None. Absent: None.
Cancellation - In the Matter of Petitions from the United States Attorney's Office tor the
ot Taxes on
pJ"Operty Cancellation of taxes on certain property acquired by the United States Government.
acquired by
United State It was moved, seconded, and carried unanimously that the Olerk of this Board
Government .
End ors em en t
to Blanket
Drilling
Bond.
/
Commun1oat1o .
Communicat1o ."'
be, and he is hereby directed to communicate wl~h ~he United States Attorney, De:partment
ot Justice, advising that this Board will adopt an order cancelling taxes on
certain property aoquired by the United States Government upon proot that title to
said property has been acquired by ~e united States Government.
.
The Clerk is
turther directed to torward to the United States Attorney's Ot!ice a copy of the minu e
entry of March 2nd, 19~2, showing the previous action of this Board relative to this
matter
In the Matter of Endorsement to Blanket Drilling Bond of the Signal Oil & Gas
Company.
Pursuant to the request of the County Planning Commission, and in accordance
with the provisions of Ordinance No. 502, S amended,
It was moved, duly seconded and carried, that the endorsement to Signal Oil &
Gae Company blanket drilling bond No. 4-256614-, Fidelity & Deposit Co. of Md., be, an
it is hereby approved.
In the Matter of Communication trom the Office of Civilian Defense relative
to expenditures tor civilian defense
~ommunioation referred to Supervisor Rutherford for report
In the Matter of CommunicatiQn trom the Santa Barbara County War Savings
Committee relative to Campaign Parade Sunday afternoon, May
Communication referred to Supervisor Stanwood.
448
Cane el lat lo
ot Funds.
Trans!'er of I
Funds.
Trans!er o! /
Funds.
/
In the Matter of Cancellation of Funds.
Resolution No. 4192.
Whereas, it .appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that the
sum of $200.00 is not needed in the following accounts: 10 A 3, 1 Stenographer, Santa
Maria, Salaries and Wages, Stat~st1cian, General Fund, $1.oo.oo, and 10 A 3, 1 Clerk,
.Lompoc, Salaries and Wages, Statistician, General Fund, $100.00
Now theretore, be it resolved t hat the sum of Two Hundred and no/100 dollars
(#200.00) be and the same is hereby o~celled trom the above accounts and returned to
the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing res~lution, the roll being called, the tollow.
ing Supervisors voted Aye, to wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J. Monroe
Ruthertord, Ronald M. Adam and C. L. Preisker. Nays, None. Absent, None.
In the Matter of Transter of Funds trom the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund.
Resolution ll~ 4193.
Whereas lt appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that a
transfer is necessary from the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund to Account 10 A 4,
Extra Clerical Help, Salaries and Wages, Statistician, General Fund; to Account 30 B
2, Postage, Freight, Cartage and Express, Maintenance and operation, Purchasing Agent,
General Fund; and to Account 30 B g, Otfioe Supplies, Maintenance and Operation, Purcha
sing. Agent, General Fund; in accordance 1th Section 3714, subdivision 3, of the
Political Code,
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of Two Hundred and no/100 dollars
. ($200.00) be and the same is hereby transferred trom the unappropriated reserve Genera+ Fund to account 10 A 4, Extra Clerical Help, Salaries and Wages, Statistician, General
Fund, the sum of $50.00; to Aocount 30 B 2, Postage, Freight Cartage and Express,
Maintenance and Operation, Purchasing Agent, General Fund, the sum of $50.00; and to
Account 30 B S, Ottice Supplies, Maintenance and Operation, Purchasing Agent, General
Fund, the sum of $1.oo.oo.
Upon the passage of the toregoing resolution, the roll being called, the following
Supervisors voted Aye, to wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J. Monroe
RuthertQrd, Ronald M .Adam and o. L. Preisker. Nays, None. Absent, None.
In the Matter of Transfer of Funds from the Unappropriated Reserve Carpinteria .
Peet Abatement District Fund.
Resolution No. ~194 .
Whereas it appears to the Board of Supervisors of &inta Barbara County that a
traneter is necessary from the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund to Account 266 B 6,
Materials and Supplies, Maintenance and Operation, Carpinteria Pest Abatement Dietr1c ,
Carpinteria Pest Abatement District Fund; in accordance with Section 3714, subd1v1sio
3, of the Political Code,
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of Fifty and no/100 Dollars ($~.oo)
~ be- and the same is hereby transtel'}'ed trom the unappropriated reserve General Fund to
Transfer o
1
Fun~s.
account 266 B 6, Materials and Supplies, Maintenance and Operation, Carpinteria Peet
.Abatement District, Carpinteria Pest Abatement District Fund.
Upon the passage of the tore.going resolution, the roll being called, the tollow1ng
Supervisors voted Aye, to wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J. Monroe
Ruthertord, Ronald M. Ad8Jll and C. L. Preisker. Nays, None. Absent, None.
In the Matter of Trans~er of Funds trom the Unappropriated Reserve General
Fund.
Resolution No. 4195.
Whereas it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that a
transter is necessary trom the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund to Account l A 19,
I
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Jil!cy' 11th, 1942. 449
Speoia.1 Investigation in Connection with u. s. Housing Authority, Salaries and Wages,
Board of Supervisors, Genera1 Fund; in accordance with Section 3714, subdivision 3,
ot the Politioa.1 Code,
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of Two Hundred and Twenty-Five
and no/100 Dollars Ct225.oo) be and the same is hereby transferred trom the unappro-
priated reserve General Fund to account l A 19, Special Investigation in Connection
with u. s. Housing Authority, SaJaries and Wages, Board of Supervisors, General Fund.
Upon the passage of the toregoing resolution, the roll being called, the following
Supervisors voted Aye, to wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J. Monroe
Ruthertord, Ronald M. Adam and c. L. Pre1sker. NS\V's, None. Absent, None.
Revision o! ,/
But\get Item
In the Matter of Revision of Budget Items.
Resolution No. 4196
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara Oounty that
a revision 1s necessary within general olassitication of Maintenance and Operation,
Welfare Administration, General Fund
Now, therefore, be it resolved that the aforesaid accounts be and the same
are hereby revised as follows, to wit: Transfer trom Account lSS B 9, Motor Veh!Oie
Supplies, the sum of $200.00, - and trom Account lSS B 22, Repairs and Minor Replacements
the sum of $100.00 to Aocount lSS B 2, Postage, Freight, Cartage and Express, Mainten-
anoe and Operation, Welfare Administration, General Fund, the sum of $200.00, and to
Account lSS B 3, Traveling Expense and Mileage, Maintenance and Operation, Weltare
Administration, General Fund, the sum of 1100.00
Upon the passage of the toregoing resolution, the roll being ca1le~, the tol-
lowing Supervisors voted Aye, to wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sem J. Stanwood, J. Monroe
Ruthertord, Ronald M. Adam and c. L. Preisker. Nays, None. Absent, None
Revision o! ./
Bu~get Item
In the Matter of Revision at Budget Items.
Resolution No. 4197
Whereas, 1t appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a revision is necessary within general classiticat1on of Maintenance and Operation,
Planning Conuniseion, General Fund
Now, theretore, be it Resolved that the aforesaid accounts be and the same
are hereby revised as tollows, to wit: Transfer from Account 2S B 27, Publications,
the sum of $75 .00 to Account 2S B g, Ottioe Supplies, Maintenanoe and Operation,
Planning Commission, Gen~al Fund
Upon the passage of the toregoing resolution, the roll being called, the fol-
lowing Supervisors voted Aye, to wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, SND J. Stanwood, J. Monroe
Ruthertord, Ronald M. Adam and c. L. Pre1sker. Nays, None. Absent, None
Claim Recal e~ In the Matter of Claim Recalled trom the Auditor and Referred to the District
ant\ Re!'e:rre -- to District Attorney.
Attorney .
Claim Hel~
over an~ no
rej ecten.
I
. J
Claim Re .)ec el'\
'
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is Ordered that the following clai
be, and it is hereby recalled from the Auditor and referred to the District Attorney:
c. Brughelli
In the Matter of Olaim Held Over trom the Meeting of April 13th, 19~2, and
now rejected
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is Ordered that the following cla1 ,
held over trom the meeting of April 13th, 1942, be, and it is hereby rejected:
Kyle, Chet
In the Matter of Claim Rejected.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the tollowing
claim be, and it is hereby rejectedt
Pacitio Freight Lines
450
Allowance o
Claims
In the Matter of the Allowance or Claims.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried unanimously, it is ordered that the
following claims be, and the same are hereby allowed, ea.ch claim tor the amount and
payable out of the !und designated in the order of .allowance endorsed on the race ot
each claim respectively, to wit:
A. N. Pa.eking Company
Abbott Laboratories
do
Acme Body Works
GENERAL FUND $916.36
21.27
41.06
52.11
do do 13.50
Acquistapaoe, _Mrs. Marie
Adam Printing, Don.
Addressograph Division
Aggeler & Musser Seed Company
Air Reduction Sal es Company
Alexander, B.
Allen, 14.rs. Jack
Alvarez, Mrs. Fernanda
Alvarez, Maria
Amaro, Sarah
Ambassador Laundry
Ambrose Lumber Company
do do
do do
Ambrose, R. T. Post Master
. . .
Amend, Marjorie
American Bakery
American Optical Company
Anderas
Anderas Department Store
Anderson
Anderson, Ed H.
Anderson, Mrs. Jurie
Angelus, Hotel
Angulo, Albert
Apartment Association of L~ A.
Arevinas, Guadalupe
Arrowhead and Puritas Waters
Associated Telephone Co.
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
Associated Drug Company
Associated Telephone Company
do
do
Atlantic & Pao1t1o Tea Co~
7.00
102.49
704.92
6.90
90.01
32.00
6.oo
15.00
8.oo
23.23
42.11
68.83
503.42
77.32
25.04
4o.oo
38.16
27.05
,so
16.90
i7.oo
19.04
10.00
6.oo
5.00
27.25
10.00
5.58
73.12
42.52
3.00
i.70
3.00
38.lO
5.25
5.90
27 .25 .
27.18
9g.91
2.20
'
May 11th, 1942
A & P Tea Co. GENERAL FUND
Ayala, Mrs. Joseph
Azar, K.
Azar' s Market, M.
B & B Cate
Baca, Josephine
Ball, Mrs. George
Ball, N. L.
Barca, Zilda
,
Barnett, L. & L.
Barraras, Mrs. Blanche
.
Beard Motor Co.
Beattie, Herbert
Beebe, Earl
Beebe, Earl
Beekler, Dr. A. M.
Begg, Robert
Bell, Mrs. Addie A.
Bello, V. J.
Berdstord, Edgar
Berestord, E. H.
Bergman, Mrs. Agnes
Bernard, G. c.
-Bertero, Jules
Berterotti, Josephine
Bertino, Joseph J.
Bertino, Marie Baron
Bert's Market
Blackburn, Lewis C.
Blevins, Bessie
Block, A.
Boelke, Gue
Boles, Frances
Bond1ett1, Albino
Borgatello, Charles
.
Bowers & Stokes
Bradbury , W. W.
Bradley Truck Company
BrlJlham, James
Branch, Mrs. Inez
Breck, Harry
Breen, Ed
Breese, Claude
Brittain, H. w.
Broadway Battery & Electric Shop
Brock, Albert
Brooks & Borra
Singer-Brooks, Charlotte
Browman, R. D.
~ Buck, ilrs. Delia
Buell, tilrs. Lester
12.00
5.6o
14.32
lg.03
46.oo
7.go
156.00
135.00
73.43
10.00
5.35
20.00
6.45
13.33
50.00
120.CO
i35.oo
220.00
20.00
is.50
53.33
200.00
s.50
i75.oo
5.00
39.07
25.00
45.00
3.00
s .50
s5.oo
s.oo
3.50
112.49
10.00
141.S3
39.00
125.00
144.oo
13S.oo
75.00
15.00
4.96
15.00
176.02
255.g2
102.00
s .50
10 . 00
451
452
----r--.----,--- --------------r---
Burbridge, Frank
Bureau of Purchases
do do
Burgese, Beatrice
Burola, I . M.
GENERAL FUND
Burroughs Adding Machine Co.
Cagoulides, Andrew
California Corrugated Culvert Co.
do
California Electric Company
Camargo, Josephine
Camera Shop, The
do
Cano, Jennie
Carlson, Hilma s.
Carpinteria Water Company
Castagnola, George V.
Castro, Frank
Castro, Irene
Cbackel, Candid
Chapin, Loraine
Cheadle, Donald
Cherry-Burrell Corporation
.
Chlorine Solutions
City & Kentia Nurseries
City Contracting Company
City o t Se.n ta Mar 1a
City of Santa Ilaria
Clark, Robert
Clarke, Stephen
Cleveland, Pauline
Click, Pansy
Cline, A. B
Clute, Cora
Coast Counties Warehouse
Coen, Elizabeth H
Colby, Helen
Coldren, Edna
Comnercial ottice Supply Company
Commercial ot!ice Supply Co.
Commercial O!tice Supply Co
Common, P'.
Conover, Gertrude
Convent of the Good Shepherd
Cooper, Jane
Cota, Yrs. Claude
Council of Social Agencies
Coy, Katherine J
Crawford, James
.
Cregan, lviary
Crenshaw, Stephen
75.00
4-. 97
4.04-
g5.oo
175.00
2. 75
i5.oo
i2go.31
130. 60
35. 7g
4-o. oo
60 .19
51. 42
32.00
9 . ~
11.ll
32.10
25.00
55 . 00
g.oo
90 .00
35. 00
67 . 65
3. 30
15.45
1.00
i.95
12. SO
72 . 50
l . OS
51. 50
90. 00
92.00
19.00
7 .657
25.00
100. 00
i6o. oo
52. 2s
37 .01
69 . 30
130. 00
150 .75
30. g3
106. 26
4-. oo
g3 .33
37 . ~
12. 00
55. 00
i5. oo
I
May 11, 942
Cruz, Maria GENERAL FUND
Cutter Laboratories
Darby, Cecil N
Darby, Irene
Darling, Mrs. Eleanor
Dean, Doris V.
Dean, Doris v
Dele1ssegues, Zetta
Dellar, Earl
Delphey, Calvin c.
Devaul, J. M
Devaul, J. M
Dias, Manuel V. & Mary
Doctors' Adjustment Bureau
Dodge, Mrs. Vera
Doerr, L. R.
Dominguez, Albert
Donovan, Betty
Doornbush, Louise
Douglas, Weldon
Dover, Frank
Downing, Emily J.
Drabniclt, Isabelle .
Duprey, Constance
Durbiano, Mike
Dyer, Mrs. Vera
lly, Isabel le
Echarren, Marguerite
Edmonds, Leslie
F.dwa.:rds, M. W
El Rey Surgical Supply Co.
El.eke, Lillie
Elvidge, s
Endocrine Produots Laboratory
Escobar, Ray
Estrada, Margarita
Fagin, Miss Irene
Farmer Brothers Company
Farrar, Mary
Federal Drug Company
Feliz, J. s.
Fenstermaker, Rose
Fent, John
Firestone Auto Supply & Service Stores
.
Fixit Shop, ihe o. o.
Fleming's Groo.ery
Flores, Mrs. Esther
Fox, Paul
France Cate
Franck, Otto J.
.
Freitas, Frank J. A.
+
453
10.00
2g.01
26.92
15.00
13.00
75.00
gg.33
90.00
96.00
11.91
29.64
29.64
10.00
io.75
4.oo
i95.oo
i3.50
so.oo
42.25
45.00
21.00
' 26.00
92.50
i30.oo
10.00
10.00
55.00
i9.56
90.00
13S.oo
11.33
105.00
s4.oo
31.$4
50.00
25.00
34.g9
22.og
4g.67
i7s.45
36.00
11.00
24.9g
32.27
5.25
11.97
50.00
7. r;JJ
4.33
13.00
15.00
454
'
Friend, Fred GENERAL FUND
Fuller Company, W. P.
Fullwood, Rebecca S.'
Fulwider, Martha
G. & M. Market
Gainor, Mrs. Elizabeth
Garcia, Annie
Garcia, Mrs. Gabriel
Garcia, Mrs. Jesus
Garcia, Paul
Gardner-Wheaton Drug Company
Garris, Lou
-
$ 12.00
1. 66
125.00
50. 00
s. so
10.00
70.00
30.00
13.00
s . 50
21.95
17.00
Gates, F. H. 205. 30
Geminiani, Esther
Giant Products Corporation
Gilberti, Dnilio
Girardey Piano Co., L. E
Goble, Jean
Goddard-Jackson Company
Golden State Company
Gonzales, Betty
Gonzales, Eugene
Gorzell, c
Gott, C. A.
Gray, Barbara
Grayston-Ottutt X-Ray Co
G.r1s1ngher, Cleo
Grothe, Joseph
Grubb, o. A
Gutierrez, Joe
Ha.d1ey Company, Charles R
Hager, Emma
Hanson Equipment Company
Harrison, Laura
Harri son, Ro sooe
Hart, Marie S
Haslam & Company, w. A
Haupt, Rosemary
Hauser, E. JC
Hauser, E. E
Hawk, Russell D
Hawk, Russell D.
Hazelette, Uartha
Heckmann, Doris
Heese, Katherine
Heinrichs, Vinnie E
Heltman, H. K
Henderson, H. E
Henning, Jack
Hernandez~ J
Hernandez, John
30. 00
llg.62
13. 00
g.oo
120.00
4.16
23.92
4o.oo
15.00
21g.4o
115.00
100.00
234.39
15.00
62.50
45.00
13.33
4-7.g5
150.00
17.61
37.33
65. 00
2.67
1.91
51.00
i26.oo
35.00
9.33
5.16
160.00
50.00
100.00
5.00
125.00
30.00
6o.oo
MS 11th, 1942
Heumphreus-Smith Electric Oo. GENERAL FUND
Hibbs, Mrs. Eva
Higginbotham, K. O.
Higg1hson, Sarah
Hills Stationery
Hobbs, c
Hobbs, Robert N.
Hoey, Wm
Hottman, William
Hohmann, w. c
Holiday Hardware Company
Holser & Bailey
Hopper, Theresa
Hotel Carrillo
Hutt, Elizabeth H.
Hunt, R. B.
Hyde, Elaine
Ingram Laboratories
.Inonye Cate .
do do
Interstate Bakeries Corporation
James, Wm. H.
Jiminez, Mrs. Robert A
Johnson and Johnson
Johnson, F. H.
Johnson, James B
Johnson, W. B.
Johnson, W. B.
Johnson, w. H.
Johnson's Garage
Johnston, w. F
Jones Stationery and Gitts
Jones Stationery & Gitts
Jones Stationery & G1tts
Jordano Brothers
Jorlano Bros
ju1llard-Cockcrott Corp.
Jillldard-Cockcrott Corp.
Kane, Dina
Karl's
Keating, Marguerite
Keating, Mary
Kel1te Inc
Kimberly, Mrs. G
King, Mrs. Charles
Koopman e , S
Kratt Cheese Company
Kramer, Ira E
Kramer, Monica F.
Kramer, Monica F.
Kramer, o. E
Latler, Paul W.
'
20.00
9.00
13.00
22. 75
160.65
100.00
i73.4o
13.~
366.75
2.42
11.77
100.00
54.15
225.00
15.00
90.00
15 .4-5
9.23
.52
73.57
35.00
6.13
32.gg
250.00
14.oo
31.29
5.00
70.00
2.50
g1.50
1.so
6.o4
1.55
6.4g
5g.73
311.9g
131.66
45.00
36.16
90.57
i35.oo
52.4o
7.00
16.oo
4o.oo
11.50
30.00
9.6S
150.00
163.go
4.25
455
456
Lambert, Ray GENERAL FUND
La Nueva Victoria
Larco Fish Co., s.
Las Palma s Grocery
Lawrence, Fred I.
Lederle Laboratories
do do
Lehn & Fink
Lewis, Thomas A.
Lidbom, Hazel
Light, Marvin
Lillard, W. T.
Little, Mae
Loan & Building Asen. of Santa Barbart
Locke, Harry
Logan, Mrs. Frances
Lopez, Mrs . Lillian
Los Angeles Engraving Company
Lotz, E. E.
Lusink, M.
Lutnesky, L
Mabey, Morris
Madden, Edward
Magneto & Electrical service
lilain, R. C
Mathews, Alfred H.
Matthay Hospital Supply Co
Mattos, Manuel
Maurer, Nettie A.
Maxwell, Elizabeth
Kay, Alene
lilay, D. A
Kays, Irvin C
ileaohim, Archie L.
Jiedina, Henry
iledrano, Cesario
Menegon, Mary
Mesirow, Dr. M. E.
Meyers, Mrs. Emma
Miller, Harry
Miller, Rachel K
Mine er, George
M1nik1n Cabinet Shop
Mireles, Joe
Mission Paint & Art Co.
Mock, Cleo
Mook, Del mar
Model Shoe Shop
Moffitt, Andrew J
Moffitt, Mrs. Hazel
Molina, John
Molina, Nito
195 . 00
77 . 57
35 . 10
14. 49
225. 00
5s. 19
15.35
6S .14
Sl. 00
100. 00
12.25
27.55
9. 00
21. 25
i70. oo
10. 00
g.oo
124. 55
130. 00
22. 00
143 . 00
75. 00
s . 50
4. os
72. 25
25. 50
59. 23
i3g. oo
15. 00
100.00
4o. oo
36.00
15. 00
s . 50
14.oo
s.oo
75.00
50. 00
10. 00
117. 50
i75 .oo
15.00
1. 60
10. 00
2. 59
45. 00
72.50
l s . 50
50. 00
50. 00
i5. oo
i4.oo
I
May 11th, 1942.
Monteoito County Water District GENERAL FUND
Montgomery, Mrs. Maybelle
Moore, C. P
Moore Company, Joseph G
Moraga, B'rank P
Moran, George
Morehouse, Martha
Morgan, Joseph
Morrie, J. G
Morris, L. J
Morris, R. w
Mossi, Ellen
Mueller, Edward
Munoz, Joe G
Kurdoch & Company, Reid
Murphy, Catherine
Mccaughey, Dr. Anna E
McClelland, Frank
McCracken, Alexander
Mccready, Julia Alice
McFeeters, Joseph
McGee, Birdie
McGregor, J. D
McGregor Company, J. D.
McGuire, G. M
Mcintyre, Theresa
McKesson & Robbins
do do
McKesson and Robbins
McKinney Blueprint
MoKni ght, Fiiwin
McNeil, W
Need.lee, Dr. J. w.
Neel, Harry
Newland, L. H.
News-Press Publishing Company
do do do
do do do
Nichol's Grocery
Nicholson, H. L.
Nielsen & Petersen
Nogues, Henry
Northman, George
Ocean View Dairy
Olivera, Albert
Omari, Ayako
Ontiveros, A. E.
Ontiveros, Sarah
Orcutt Town and Water Co.
Osborne, Delia
Oster, Mildred
. '
I
15.95
25.00
3.g5
s2.57
14o.oo
37.so
153.53
4o.oo
36.00
16.75
23.50
45.00
45.00
67.50
24.25
50.00
135.00
s.oo
50.00
20.00
45.00
g.50
15.45
2.37
15.00
13.00
210.66
13g.74
11.53
5.45
gg.oo
124.oo
50.00
450.00
100.00
2.05
120.00
137.61
4.g2
10.00
9.24
g1.50
32.50
10.92
90.00
6. 52
163.go
5.00
1.50
10.00
90.00
457
458
Ott Hardware Company
Otto, Leslie E.
GENERAL FUND
Overholt, Denzil
OV1eda, Toney
Pacheco, Altred
Pacitic Coast Coal Company
Pacif io Coast Publishing Co.
do do
Pacific Coast Publishing Co.
Pacific Freight Lines
Pacific Gas & Electric Co.
do do
do do
Pacific Greyhou.nd Lines
do do
Pacific s. w. Realty Co.
Packer, Josephine
Palmer, Helen E
Patterson, Mrs. W. E.
Pearson, Anne
Pearson, Barbara
Penney Company, J. c
Perez, Julio
Perrine; Edra
Peterson, Miss Erika
Physician's Record Company
Piantetti, Mrs. Isabelle R
Piggly Wiggly
do do
Pillers, James
Plimer, Raymond
Pollorena, Richard
Postal Telegraph-Cable Company
Postmaster
do
- Santa Barbara, California
do
Potter, R. F.
Preuss, Chas. A
Proctor, Mrs . M. B
Puccio, Rosa
Q,u1ok, Etfie
Ba.ilway Express Agency
Rath.ton, Mrs. Katherine
Rector, c. J.
Red Cross Drug Co
Redington Estate, Sarah E
Reedson's
Regalia, Mrs . Catherine
Republic Supply Company
Reuman, Mar.1or1e R., Estate of Mina Dell Booth
Rhoades, Coy
Richardson, Mrs . Charles
$ 5. 4-7
5.00
4-o.oo
6o .oo
12.00
69 . 76
14-.94-
14-. 04-
4-7. 64-
19.11
300.21
164-.20
9.4-7
7.10
6. 30
so .co
16o.oo
14-.oo
eo.oo
100.00
15.00
4-.s3
10.00
S0 .19
75.00
55.,e
11.62
llS.25
3.20
i67.2g
24-2.24-
10.00
35.00
12.00
10.00
13.~
4-.29
5.77
7.20
10.00
292.93
12.00
i32.oo
15.00
,
May 11,1942
Rittero, John H
Riggs, Louise
Rip' s Fine Foods
Rivera Market, E
Rivera, Mike
GENERAL FUND
Riviera Dairy Creamery
Robles, G.
Rodenbeck' s
Rodriguez, Mrs. Joseph
Roeser and Sons
Roesler, Bruce E
Rogers & Son, E. F
Romero, L
Roome, C. T.
Roseborough, Arthur
Rosemary Farm
Ruiz, Mrs. Mamie s.
s. & K. Market
do do
Sateway Stores
do do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do do
do do
do do
Safeway
Sa!wenberg, Dave
Santa Barbara Clinic
s. B. County Chamber of Commerce
do do do
Santa Barbara Elec.tr1c Co.
Santa Barbara Pipe & Supply Co
Santa Barbara Secretarial Service
Santa Maria Auto Parts
Santa Ilaria Daily Times
Santa Maria Furniture Company
Santa Karia Guarantee Bldg. Loan Assn
S. M. Lodge No. 90 K. of P.
Santa Maria !~ilk Company
Santa Ynez Warehouse and Milling Co
Sarri, John
Sattler, D. A
Savage, Josephine
Savage, Mrs. Roy
Scanlan-Morris Company
Scarborough, Ruth
Schauer Printing Studio
Scherer Company, R. L
Schulenburg, Laura
10.00
90. 00
21.22
12.30
15. 00
7.so
31.50
20.24
22.00
ss.oo
57. 75
44.46
52.35
10.00
127.4g
46.61
14.S9
12.71
51. 00
i7.7g
5. 20
113.21
so.60
5s.oo
75.s2
15.00
52 . 50
62.50
215. 69
51.35
6. 91
37.00
35. 02
14.42
4o.69
i3.73
250.00
21g.56
27.s6
10.00
20.00
10.00
2,67S.6o
100.00
72.62
106.43
4g.oo
459
460
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Scnurmeier, Harry L.
Sohurmeier, Harry L.
Stevens, Charles s.
Schu'.yler, Minnie E.
Scott, Katharine A.
Sears Roebuck & Company
Seaside Oil Company
Seaside Oil Co.
GENERAL FUND
do do
Semerske, Lillian
Senay, Percy F.
Senay, Percy F.
Severtson, Mrs. Mabel
Shamhart, R. E., P.M.
Shankland, Leona
Sharp and Dohme
Sharp and Dohme
Sharp, Beatrioe
Shell Oil Company
Shell Oil Company
Sink, . Dr. W. D.
Smalley, Elda
Smith, Kline & Fl"ench Laboratories
Smith, Harry
Smith, James
8nith, James
Smith, Leland B
Smith, Mrs. Nellie
Einyth, E. F
Snow, Beverley
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Social Service Exchange
Southern California Enison Co.
Southern California Edison Co
do
do
do
do
do
do
Sou. Counties Gae Company
Sou. Counties Gas Company of Calif.
do
do
do
Southern Counties
do
do
do'
do
Gas Co .
do
do
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Southern Pacif 1c Milling Company
do
Spike, Caroline
Spreitz Transportation
do
Squibb & Sons, E. R
Squibb & sons, E. R.
$ 5.00
30.00
10.00
100.00
12.00
4.90
2g .g6
77.03
54.12
4o.oo
2.13
2.14
13.33
72.20
4o.oo
15.65
16.13
12.00
10.lS
26.3s
50.00
90. 00
l2.g2
110.00
15.56
11.24
i75.oo
5.00
16.g2
129.00
50.00
l.lS
10.99
132.10
i9.9g
2.31
24.90
90 . 93
69 .06
26.43
57.30
127.50
21.75
37 .50
3s.17
3s.42
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May 11, 1942.
Standard 011 Company
Stendard Oil Oo
GENERAL FUND
State Department of Pub. Health,
Division of Laboratories
State of California, Department of Penology
State Street Market
Stein, Emma L
Stemper, Emil
Stevens, Chas. 6
Stillwell, E. W
Stout, Krs. Mary
Stover, Fred
Stratton, Otho
Streeter, Geo. C
Stroman, Ra1 ph
Strong, F
Sutton, June
Sutton, Leola
Tapie, Nathan
Tapie, Nathan
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Tauscher 0!~1ce Equipment Co
Taverna, Mrs. Joe
Teeter, Shirley
Tennyson, The Druggist
Texas Company, The
Texas Company, The
Thompson, Homer c.
Thompson, Homer C.
Thompson, Homer c.
Thompson, L. T
Thompson, Paul
Thole, H.
Thrittway Market
Tidewater Associated Oil Company
Tilley, H. L.
Todd, Grace
Tomasini, R.
Top Hat
Town Market, The
Treasurer of the United States
Truman, Dorothy A.
Truxillo, Evelyn
Turner, W. A
Twitchell, Leonard
Underwood, Orville
Union Hardware & Uetal Co
Union 011 Compani of California
Union 011 Co. of Calif.
Universal Auto Parts
Unketer, Mrs. o. L.
Updike, Cecile
$ 2s.65
6o.oo
2.09
137.50
5.00
17.50
10.00
105.00
62.50
190.00
13.50
ig3.60
4o.oo
4o.oo
30.00
12.00
3.09
s.50
25.00
5.36
49.31
12.57
7.12
3.35
3.4g
423.56
5s.50
gg.oo
g.61
i5.s6
225.00
10.00
i73.4o
26.27
196. 76
925.95
14.50
55.00
144.oo
60.00
35.00
14.70
224.39
300.69
67.g9
10.00
65.00
461
462
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Upjohn Company, The GENERAL FUND
do do
Urell, Inc.
United Press Associations
U. s. Industrial Chemical
Valley Auto Parts
Visiting Nurse Association
Walker, Ada
Wall, Jack M.
Wall, Jack M.
Waltemath, Joyce
Water Works Department
do do
Weldon, Thomas P.
Weldon, Thomas P.
Western Auto Supply Company
Western Pipe & Steel Co.
Western Un1on
Whitford, Margaret A
W.h itley, Stella
Wilkes, Jack
Wilkes, Jack
Williams, Jack
Willhoit, J. B.
Williams, Elizabeth
Wilson & D'Andrea
Wilson, Kent R.
Winter, c. E
Winter, Wil liam G
Winthrop Chemical Company
Wood, Vincent E
Woodworth, Helen L
Woolworth Company, F. W
Wootton Printing Co
Wray Printing
Wright, K
Wyeth & Brother, John
Yauney Machine Works
Young, George
Young , Kathleen
Zigler, Wyton P
Craviotto Brothers
Shepard, Charlotte
Walker, A. M
.FIRST ROAD FUND
Southern Oalit. Edison Co. SECOND WAD FUND
Water Works Department
Lillard, W. T THIRD ROAD FUND
# 7g. 13
43. 94
19.03
16. 66
36. 63
27.90
30 .00
45. 00
4. 46
30. 50
100. 00
15 .&J
44.10
36. 75
34.oo
6.36
356.10
5. 73
23. 49
47. 25
2.10
100.00
g. 50
s.24
25 .00
54.16
15. 00
i35. oo
419.14
3.03
96. 65
1so.oo
7. 29
i9. 06
29 . 15
4s .oo
3. s6
5. 75
2.12
4o.oo
3.33
37. 65
35. 00
60 . 66
75.00
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May 11th, 194-2.
Arnold, o. L. FOURTH ROAD FUND
. Arnold, o L. -
Barker, Bird
Bicj.more, ~
Bickmore, Ray
Bounds, Dick
Collar, J. N.
Collar, J. N
Henning, Charles
Harrier, w. w.
Harrier, w. w.
Hilderbrand, A. J-.
Hilderbrand, A. J
Hilderbrand, w. G.
Hobbs Bros
Horn, George
Huyck, Andy
Js.nes, A. F
Lundberg's Blacksmith Shop
Ra,ndall,. Ray
Randall, Ray
Ridenour, D. J.
Bobison, M. H.
Southern Counties Gas Co.
Upton, w. -c.
Upton, w. c.
. Whalen, J. T.
Madsen, Jerry FIFTH ROAD FUND
Northwest Engineering Co.
Pao. Gas & Elec. Co.
Union Hardware & Metal Co
.
.Albertoni, Joe GOOD ROADS FUND
Associated Telephone Co.
Bowers & Stokes
Church, Thos.
Crews, H~ R.
Dille, F. E.
Dodd, L.
Grattt, J.
Heroll\, Wm.
Isom, B. A.
Kelley, H.
Moore Company, Joseph G.
Moran, George
llcBane, s.
Nelson, o.
Palmtag, C. A.
Petrol Corporation, The
Rameriz, M.
Robbins, E. A.
Roemer, Frank L.
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6o.50
72.00
lg.oo
22.50
4-.50
57.50
64.oo
gg.oo
66.50
57.00
54.50
92.00
i4g.oo
74.75
61.11
62.50
57.50
gg.oo
5.30
71.25
62.00
25.00
223.50
10.13
67.00
57.50
i72.50
30.00
7.79
6.77
i2g.03
16o.65
2.50
i417.3g
50.00
160. 65
i 93.go
160.65
267.75
14-3.00
16o.65
.173.40
261.oe
122.$5
i73.4o
16o.65
175.00
173.4o
40.00
463
464
l\Yzner, J. GOOD ROADS FUND
Sadler, G. L.
Seaside 011 Co.
Shell Oil Company
Standard 011 Company
Sturgeon, H
Teixeti-a, M.
Thomas, Roy
Union Hardware & Metal Co.
Woode, All an
- -
Moller, K. s. B. co. W/\TERWORKS DIST.
#1 MAINTENANCE FUND
Pacific Gas and Electric Co.
$ 16o.65
i7.30
1767.44
4g.55
25.62
17g.50
16o.65
143.00
33.10
32.00
4o.90
27.4o
-
Campodonioo Water Works
FJ1gel, K. S.
GUADALUPE!' CEMETERY DIST. 29.so
FUND
Germain Seed & Plant Co.
Guadalupe Fertilizer & Chemical Co.
150.00
23.53
22.00
Berlier, V. M. SANTA MARIA CEME. DIST. FUND 120.00
Pao. Gas and Electric Co.
Whites1ne, T. L.
Whitney, , M. H.
Pac. Gas & Elec. Co.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Sou. Calif. Edison Co.
do do do
CAfMALIA LT: DiST. FUND
GUAD. ST. LIT. DIST. FUND
LOS ALAMOS LT. DIST. FUND
ORCUTT LT. DIST. FUND
IUSSION LT. DIST. FUND
CARP. LT. DIST. FUND
20.g4
120.00
200.00
31.20
i53.30
s7.25
1s.75
37.95
i91.s2
Upon the passage of the toregoing Orders, the roll being ca1led, the following
Supervisors voted Aye, to wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J. Monroe
Rutherford, Ronald M. Adam, and C. L. Preisker. Nays: None. Absent: None
In the Matter of Authorizing' and Directing the District Attorney to Settle
"'
involving county owned automobile.
Authorizing I
District
Attorney to
Settle Diep
Claim.
Dispute Arising out of Collision
ted
./Resolution No. 419s.
WHERFAS, a certain county-owned automobile was involved in a collision at the
intersection of Jones and Boone Streets, in the City of Santa Maria, Cal1torn1a, on
the 24th day of October, 1941, at which time the county-owned automobile was operated
by Jerry Madsen and Charles M. Taylor 'vas a passenger therein, and the oar which
collided with said county oar was owned by one Frank Mallory and operated by one
Meyer T. Buck; and
WHEREAS, the total damage t9 the county car was the sum of $154.Gg; and
WHEREAS, there is a conflict of evidence as to the respective liability ot
the drivers of said cars and as to the negligence and/or contributory negligence ot
said drivers and each of them, and tor said reason it is to the best interests of the
Couhty of Santa Barbara that sa1d matter be se~tl_ed w1 thout li t1gat1on or other
expense; and
WHEREAS, the owner of said oar which co~lided with said county oar, to wit:
Fr8.nk Mallory, has ottered to settle said d1s~ut~ by the payment to the County of
Sarita Barbara of the sum of $100.00 in tull .settlement of all claims and disputes
Authorizing
District
Attorney to
tile suit
!or recovery
o~ t\amages.
Objections o!
Mr. Goux.
M~ 11th, 1942. 465
arising out of said litigation;
NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS HEREBY ORDERED AND RESOLVED that the said otter of the
payment to the County of Senta Barbara of the sum of One Hundred ($100.00) Dollare be
and the same is hereby accepted;
AND IT IS FURTHER ORDERED AND RESOLVED that said County of Santa Bsrbara, 1n
consideration or said payment "to it, shall, and ithereby does release and forever discharge
the said Frank Mallory and the said Meyer T. Buck from all debte, claims, demand ,
dr:unages and actions or causes of action whatsoever, including such as have arisen by
reason ot, or in any manner have grown out of said collision hereinabove referred to.
Passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara,
State of California, this 11th day of May, 1942, by the following vote: Ayes: Thomas
T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J. Monroe Rutherford, Ronald H. Adam, and c. L. Preieker.
N6es: None. Abserit: None.
In the Matter of Authorizing and Directing the District Attorney to file Suit.
tor the Recovery or Damages to County Owned Automobile.
,- Resolution No. 4199.
WHERFAS, a certain county-owned oar was involved in an accident in the City ot
Santa Maria, CalU'ornia, on the 10th day of December, 1941, or thereabouts, with a car
operated by one Estaban A. Flo~endo; and
WHEREAS, the total damage to the county car is the sum of $56.63; and
WHEREAS, from the evidence available to this Board it is the opinion of said
Board that said accident wae proximately caused by the negligence of the said Estab,n
A. Florendo, and that said Estaban A. Florendo is t1nancially responsible;
NOW, THEREFORE, IT.IS HEREBY ORDERED AND RESOLVED that the District Attorney
oause proceediligs to be instituted forthwith -tor the recovery of the said sum of $56 . 63
against the said Estaban A. Florendo, together with costs of suit; and the said District
Attorney is hereby authorized and directed to take a11 necessary steps and to execute
all necessary documents and pleadings tor the prosecution and disposition o! said
action.
Passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara,
State of Oalitorn1a, .this 11th day of May, 1942, by the following vote: Ayes: Thomas T.
Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J. Monroe Rutherford, Ronald M. Adsm, and c. L. Preisker.
Noes: None. Absent; None.
Julian r. Goux appeared betore the Board and again requested that the services
ot the Puol1c1ty Director, Hubert L. Voight, be dispensed with
. - Kr. Gowc also objected to the use of county owned automobiles by tne Supervisors
in attending regular meetings of the Board, and requested that a report showing dis
position of county owned tires be made by the Statistician.
Upon motion the Boa.re\ adjourned sine die.
The toregoing minutes are hereby approve
~
rman, Board of Supervisors.
Attest:
I
Clerk.
466
,Boarq of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara, State of
Calif'ornia, May 25th, 1942, at 10:00 oclock a . m. Present:
Supervisors Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J .Monroe
Rutherford, Ronald M. Adam, c. L. Preisker, and J. E. Lewis, Clerk.
Supervisor c. L. Preisker in the Chair.
Preliminary /
Report .
The minutes or the regular meeting of May 11th, 1942, were read and approved
In the Matter :1 Preliminary Report of Expenditures by general function and
organization unit tor the fiscal year ending June 30, 1941, 1942, and 1943, submitted
by the Audit or
Ordinance
No. 539.
Voluntary
Payment Pl
War 5onds
and Stamps.
A copy of the above entitled report was given to each r.oomber of the Board
tor turther sb.idy, and the original. report was Ordered placed on file
./
In the Matter of Ordinance No. 539
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried unanimously, the Board passed and
adopted Ordinance No. 539, entitled "An Ordinance re-establishing the Eighth and Ninth
Judicial Townships of the Coo.nty of San ta Baroara, State of California, and also reestablishing
the respective b oo.ndaries of said Townships, and repealing all Ordinances
and parts of Ordinances in conflictherewith. "
Upon the- passage of the foregoing Ordimnce, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted A.ye, to wit:
Thoms T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J. Monroe Rutherford, Ronald M. Adam,
aud
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Absent: None. c. L . Preisker. Nays: None.
In the Matter of voluntary payment plan for county employees to invest in
-- war Boms and Stamps.
Mr. Harold S . Chase apJe ared before the Board on behalf of the Defense
Savings Staff of the United States Treasury, and explained the voluntary savings plan
for regular investment 1n war bonds am stamps for county employees .
It was moved by Supervisor Stanwood, duly seconded and carried that the
following Resolution be adopted, and the County Olerk and Purchasing Agent be requested
to c0;0perate with Supervisor Stanv.ood in working out the necessary pledge forms to be
used by heads of departments; a copy of said resolution to be presented to each de-
partmenthead.
various foreign powers, am
-WHEREAS, a greatamount of money is needed for the purchase of aims, planes,
ships, ammunition and other requirements of war in order to protect the freedom aJXJ
satety of the people of the United Stat es, am
\'IBEREAS, the United States Treasury Department has asked all residents of the
.
United Stat es to pure.base war bonds or stamps from a port ion of their income or salary,
and
Vll:EREAS, the Board of Supervisors of the County of San ta Barbara believes that
it is to the best interest of national defense am public welfare tmt all employees of
the County of Santa Barbara cooperate to the fullest extent possible in the nation wide
war bond am stamp purchase campaign,
Leave ot
Absence .
Permission
to extend
sewer system
on
Ontare Roart. -
Biel for
County's
Liability
Insurance .
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467
May 25th, 1942
NCM, THERE:E'ORE, BE IT RESOLVED that each Supervisor name the head of each
ooonty department in his respective district to secure "war bond or stamp purchase
pledges" for specific a:nounts fran the members of his depart.men t, and
BE IT FOR'rHER R&SOLVED that each coo.nty employee be requested to fU11'111 the
terms and conditions of his pledge, insofar as financially able, and that all department
heads be directed to keep a record of the amount pledged by each employee of his
department, and to ascertain that the investments are made.
BE IT FUR'rHER RESOLVED that a committee composed of Supervisor Stanwood,
Coo.nty Clerk Lewis and Purchasing Agent Stewart be appointed to work out the details
necessary to put this voluntary pledge plan into effect, and that a copy of this resolution
be presented to each departmenthead
The foregoing Resolution was i;:e.ssed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors
of the Coo.nty of Santa Barbara, State of Celifornia, this 25th day of May, 1942, by
the following Supervisors voting Aye, to wit:
Thoms T. Dinsmore, Sam J . Stanwood, J . Monroe Rutherford Ronald M. Adam,
and c. L. Preisker. Nays: None. Absent: None .
In the MB.tter of request of Eugene s. Keliogg, .Agrio~ltural Commissioner,
for a years leave of absence.
Eugene s. Kellogg . Agricultural Commissioner, appeared before the Board and
requested thathe be granted a leave of absence for one year, beginning July lst, 1942,
in order to assume a position in tm lettuce industry.
Upon motion of Supervisor Rutherford, seconded by Supervisor Dinsmore and
carried unanimously, it is Ordered that Eugene s. Kellogg be, and he is hereby granted
a leave of absence f'ran his position of Agricultural Commj_ssioner for the period of
one year commencing July 1st, 1942.
It is turther Ordered that the Clerk be, and he is hereby requested to write
a letter to Mr. Kellogg , thanking him for his splendid services and wishing him good
luck in his new position, with the hope thathe vvill return to the service or the
County at the end of his leave of absence.
/ In the Matter of request of the City of Santa Barbara for permission to
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extend sewer system on Ontare Road, Third Road District.
Upon motion of Supervisor Rutherford, seconded by Supervisor Stanwood, and
unanimously carried, it is Ordered that permission be, and it is hereby granted the
City of Santa Barbara to extend its sewer systE!ll northerly on Ontare Road, Third Road
District.
It is further Ordered th.at the District Attorney be, and he is hereby directe
to prepare the necessary agreement or pennit therefor.
- ~ the Matter of bid tor Collntf 's J,iability in~qran ce.
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Myron F. Fenton, insurance broker,presented a bid to write the county's
liability insurance on the Continental Casuaity Company of Ohioago.
Said matter was referred to the County Purchasing Agent.
Carpinteria / _In the Matter of request of the Board of Directors or the Q.ariinteria Oounty
County
Water Water District for a tax levy to meet claims against and expenses of said District.
District.
lrilontec1to
County
Water
District .
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Report and request were Ordered placed on file. -
In the Matter of request at th,e Board 01' Directors of the Monteoito County
Water District for a tax levy to i:ooet the bonded indebtedness of said District.
Report and request were Ordered placed on file .
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Approval
o! Single
Oil Well
Drilling
Bonrl
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In the Matter of approval of single oil well drilling bond.
Acting iJl accordance with the provisions of Ordinance No. 502, as amended,
and pursuant to the req.iest of the Crunty Planning Commission,
It was moved, seconded and carried, that the following oil well drilling
bond be, and it is J:iereby approved: Tide \'later Associated Oil Company of Ventura -
single bond #4544217 - Vlell No. 32 9, ''Davis #1"
Communicat on. In the Matter of comm1nication from State Railroad Commission relative to
Soil Surve ./'
Road I
illlproving certain cross ing, Fourth Road Dis trict.
Communication was referred to Supervisor Adam for reply.
rn .the Matter Of communication from University Of Qalifornia, College of
Agriculture, relative to proposed soil survey of southern portion of Santa Barbara
County.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is Ordered that the above entitled
communication be, a.td it is hereby referred to Supervisor Rutherford and the
County Fann Advisor, and the Clerk is directed to so advise Dean Hutchison, Director
of the College of .Agri cul tu re, University of Ca.1if orni a .
In the Matter of communication from the State of California, Division of
Construe ti n. Higl:ways, relative to road construction.
Report.
Ch 1lf\ren' s I
Aid, Old
Age Securit ,
ann Blinn
Aid .
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Changes in
Old Age
Security.
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The above entitled matter was referred to the District Attorney for a report
to this Boa rd on June ls t, 1942
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In the Matter of report of the Santa Barbara General Hospital for the month
Of April, 1942.
Report was received and Ordered placed on file.
In the Matter of ReallONance of Applications for Children's Aid, Old Age
Security, and Blind Aid.
Upon motion, duly seconded and oarried,it is Ordered t hat the applications
for Children's Aid, Old Age Security, and Blind Aid, previously allowed by this Board,
be reallowed, and t he Auditor of tb1s County is directed to draw his warrants numbered
A2l412 to A2l445, inclusive, in the sum of $2,234. 87, for the month of May, 1942, and
warrants n11mbered A21446 to A2l683, inclusive, in the sum of $11,069.62, for the month
of June, 1942, for the payment of said Children's Aid; warrants numbered A2l684 to
A23l35, inclusive, in the sum of $52,412.91, for the payment of Old Age Security for th
month of June, 1942; and warrants numbered A23l36 to A23184, inclusive, in the sum
of $2,363.00 for the payment of Blind Aid for the month of June, 1942.
It is further Ordered t.m t a list of San ta Barbara County warrants numbered
A21414 to A23l84, inclusive, giving the name Of each individual recipient of Children's
Ai d , Old Age Security, and Blind Aid, am the amount of aid allowed to each recipient,
be placed on file in the office of the County Clerk, and is hereby made a part of the
minutes of this Board of Supervisors, to have the same effect as thrugh incorporated
herein.
In the Matter of Changes in Old Age Security.
It appearing to the Board fran "Not ices of Change", filed by the Cou.ty
Vlelfare Department, that certain adjustments shruld be nade in the Elllount of aid grante
to the following Needy Aged Persons; upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is
therefore
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May 25th, 1942
ORDERED that the amount of aid granted to the Needy Aged Persons listed below
be changed to the amount set opposite their nem es beginning June 1st, 1942,
(Unless otherwise indicated), as f'ollows, to wit:
N.AME
RFSTORATION
Campbell, Viola May
INCREASES
Barker, Allie Ann
Carroll, Elvira
Eby, James R.
Dominguez, Francisco
Garcia, Adelaide
;, Ell sen , Lars
Kelliher, Lizzie
King, Cora Clemmie
King, John
Haskell , George B
Haskell, Mary Ann
Lombard, William
Miner, Caroline E.
l41.ner ,Darwin o.
:Mitchell, Thomas M.
Poillon, William
Ray, Eliza J.
Romero, Juan F.
Strong, Grace Clark
Strong, J. H.
Tompkins, Ylilliam
Valenzuela, Jose L.
DECREASES
Carr, Charles o.
De la Guerra, Abel
Erbetti, Garlo
i:iarriman, Forest J.
Harrison, Jacob c.
Hilton, Anna
Hopkins , Evah
Lara, Ramon
Lindeberg, Waldemar
Lucas , Emelia
Pendley, Joshua c.
Robson, George
SirD.9, Alice L.
Sims, William Mil ton
Toepelt, Theresa
TOTAL AID GRANTED
$33.00
35.00
23.00
40.00
36.00
36.00
40.00
32.00
40.00
40.00
40.00
40.00
10.93
36.00
u.oo
34.00
3?.00
36.00
4-0,00
24.50
24. 50
40.00
40 . oo
4.50
3 2 .00
35.04
26.34
28 .58
? .50
23.26
3&.oo
37.00
35.00
35 .00
29.00
35.00
35.00
35.23
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DISCONTINUANCES - eff eoti ve May 31st, 1942, 11nl es s otherwise stated
Becker, Sarah Jane
Beckstead, Jesse P . 4/30/42
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Changes in I
Chilc\rene
Aid.
DISCONTINUANCES ( Continued )
Bicho, Antonio
Brebes, John
Butrum, Lelia
Cowden, Kirk
.
Darrow, Albert J.
De. vis, John lil.
Emerick, Martin A
Glasgow, Francis Marion
Harsh, Henry T
Hartnell, Alberto
.
Hawk, Oliver Berthold
Houx, Frank
.
Isam, Hel Ell
Mansell, Alfred
Mattoon, Lilly Gay G.
Meacham, Stanley
Poole, Isabella L
Schulz, Agnes F.
Snow, Bertha L .
Tibbats, Elmina o.
Thomas, Artb.lr
Trask, Nima
Valdez, Chas.
Wright, Della
CHANGE IN SPELLIID OF MIDm.E NAME ONLY
.oaartins., Joe Dutro to Martins, Joe Dutra
4/30/42
4/30/42
4/30/42
4/ 30/42
4/30/42
,.In the )IIatter of Changes in Children's Aid . .
It appearing to the Board from 'Notices of Change" filed by the County
Welfare Departmen~, t.bat certain adjustments should be made in the amount of aid,
etc., granted to the following named persons; upon motion, duly seconded and carried,
it is therefore
ORDERR:I THAT the amount of aid granted to Children listed below, be changed
to the amount set opposite their names beginning June 1st, 1942, (unless otherwise
indicated), as follows, to wit:
INCREASES
NAME
Oorral, . Lucille, Frank, Marcelina
and Rose
Del Rio, Rudolpho, Frank Xavier
and Richard
Gonzalea, Irene and Agnes
Madsen , Bil lie and Richard
Olmstead, Beatrice Joy
Redmoni , Irene
Tillotson, Carolyn
Trujillo, Alvena and Michael
TOTAJ. AID GRANTED
$82 .50 6/18/42
80.00
50.00 5/l/42
55.00
5/1/42
42.00
22.50 5/1/42
40.00
61.00 6/16/ 42
Re!usal to
Grant
Children's
Aid.
County Aid.
Cancellation
ot Funds.
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Mily 25th, 1942
(Continued) NAME TOTAL AID GRANTED
Juarez, .Angelo, Juanita and .Antanacia 50.00
DISCONTINUANCES - effective May 31st, 1942, unless otherwis~ stated.
Allman, George Carl
Alvarez, Estella, Josephine, Arthur and Jeriy
Becerra, Salvador
Beltran, Estel le Cecilia
Causs, Julia
Chaves, Adelina
Oor ral, Paul
De Solm:tnihac, Pierre, Emile and Louise
G9Jnez, Sylvester Orosco
Gomez, Leroy, Marcella and Robert
Beare, Helen
Jiminez, Jcaquin
Ka tayam , Mary, Lily, Jessie, Nelle and Julia
Oneal, Dale, Paul and " ack
Redmond , J wnes
Ruckle, John
Sandoval, Robert, Emilio and Reynard
Trujillo, Joseph
CHANGE OF PAYEE - effective May 1st, 1942
4/ll3/42
6/16/42
6/17/42
5/6/42
4/30/42
6/15/42
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RECIPIENT OF AID PAYEE BEFORE CHANGE PAYEE AFl'ER CB\.NGE
Falcon, Esperanza and Gill .Arthur Edgar M. Baxter
Miranda, Geraldine
Valene ia , Lorraine
Edgar M. Baxter
Edgar M. Baxter
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In the Matter of Refusal to Grant Children ts .Aid.
Luz Cervantes
.
Mrs. Sauline Martinez
Mrs. Sauline Martinez
It appearing to the Board from the report of the County Welfare Department
that the following named persons are not proper persons to receive Children's Aid:
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried,
IT IS ORDERE:I that the application of Luz Rojas tor Children's Aid for
Robert, Eduviges and Trinidad Rojas be, and it is hereby denied.
In the Matter of Cwnty Aid.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried unanimously, it is Ordered t hat
Cwnty aid be granted to the list of applicants submitted by the County V/elfare De~
rtment, and the County Auditor of Santa Barbara County is dir ected to draw his
warrants numbered Cl052 to Cl552 , inclusive, in the sum of $4,411.20, for the month
of June, 1942, for payment of said Coo.nty Aid.
It is turther Ordered that a list of Santa Barbara County warrants numbered
Cl052 to Cl552, inclusive, giving the nwne of each individual recipient of County
Aid, and the amount of aid allowed to each recipient, be placed on file in the office
of the County Clerk, and is hereby made a part of the minutes of this Board of Super-
visors, to have the same Et'fect as thougjl incorporated herein.
In the Matter of Cancellation of Funds.
Resolution No. 4201
Whereas, it appears to the Board of SuperVi.s ors of San ta Barbara County
that the sum of $205.00 is not needed in accaint 57 A 60, Labor, Salaries and Wages ,
and the sum of $50.00 is not needed in account 57 B 6, .114aterials and Supplies,
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Cancellat1o I
ot Funds.
Cancellat1o /
ot Funds.
Cancellatio 1
ot Funds.
Cancellatio {
ot Funds.
Maintenance and Operation, County Buildings, Second District, Gen eral Fund;
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of two ln1ndred arxl fifty-five
dollars l$255.00) be and the same is hereby cancelled fran the above accounts and
returned to the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll b eing called, t.be
following Supervisors voted Aye, to wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J.
Monroe Rutherford, Ronald M. Adam and c. L. Preisker. Nays , None. Absent, None.
I n the Matter of Cancellation of lfunds.
Resolution No. 4202
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of San ta Barbara Crunty that
the aim of $105.00 is not needed in the following acccun ts in Maintenance and Operation,
Farm Advisor, General Fund; 81 B 1, Telephone and Telegraph, $50.00; 81 B 3,
Traveling Expense and Mileage, $10. 00; 81 B 6, Materials and Supplies, $25.00, and
81 B 23, Replacements of Equipment, $00 .oo;
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of one hundred and five dollars
($l05.00) be and the same is h ereby cancelled fran the abo ve accrunts and returned to
the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to wit: Thone.a T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J.
Monroe Rutherford, Ronald M. Adam, and c. L. Preisker, Nays, None. Absent, None.
In the Matter of Can cellati on of Funds.
Resolution No. 4203
Whereas, it appears to the Boa rd of supervisors of Santa Barba.ra County that the sum
of $300. 00 is not needed in Account 99 A 34, Nurses, Salaries and Wages, Health
Officer, General ]Und;
Now therefore , be it resolved that the sum of three Hundred dollars ($300.00
be and the same is hereby cancelled fran the above account and returned to the Unappropriated
Reserve General Fund.
Upon the ,I8ssage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
:t'ollcmi~ Supervisors voted Aye, to wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J.
Monroe Rutherford, Ronald M. Adan, ano C. L. Preisker. Nays, None. Absent, None .
In the Matter of Cancel la ti on of Funds.
Resolution No. 4204
Whereas, it api:ears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara Ccunty
that the sum of $100.00 is not needed in Account 178 B 18, Garden Supplies, Maintenance
and Operation, Veterans' Buildings, Gen er al Fund;
Now therefore , be it resolved th.at the sum or one hundred dol lars ($100 .oo)
be and the same is hereby cancelled fran the a bove account and returned to the Unappropriated
Reserve General Fund.
Upon the .I6Bsage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, tb3
following Sup ervisors voted Aye, to Wit: Thoms T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J.
Monroe Rutherford, Ronald M. Adam, and C. L. Preisker . Nays, None . Absent, None.
In the Matter of Cancellation of Funds.
Resoluti on No. 4205
1ihereas, it appears to the Board of SuperVisors of Santa Barbara Crunty
that the sum of $80 .oo is not needed in Account 251 B 6, Materials and Supplies,
Maintenance and Operation, Guadalupe Fire District, Guadalupe Fire District Fund;
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473
May 25th, 1942
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum Of eighty dollars ($80.00) be
and the same is hereby canoelled fran the above account and returned to the Unappropriated
Reserve Guadalupe Fire District Fund. .
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being oalled, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to wit: Thorms T. Dihmnore,Sam J. Stanwood, J.
Monroe Rutherford, Ronald M. Adam and c. L. Preisker. Nays, None. Absent, None.
Trans!'er of i/
Funds.
In the Matter of Transfer of Funds tram the Unappropriated Reserve General
Fund.
:Resolution No. 42:6
Whereas it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara county that
a transfer is necessary from the Unappropriated Reserve General iru.nd to Accwnt 1 B 45,
Special Service and Investigation, Ma.intemnce and Operation, Board of Supervisors,
General Fund; in accordanoe with Section 3714, subdivision 3, of the Political Code.
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum or two hundred dollars ($200. 00)
be and the same is hereby transferred fran tm unappropriated reserve General Fund to
aoccunt 1 B 45, Special Service and Investigation, Maintenance and Operation, Board of
Supervisors, General Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
folla.ving Supervisors voted Aye, to wit: Tho.mas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. StanVod, J.
Monroe Rutherford, Ronald M. Adsn, and c. L. Preisker. Nays, None. Absent, None
Transfer o~
Funt\s.
.; In the Jl4atter of Transfer of Fwlds from the Unappropriated Reserve General
Transfer o~ j
Fur\ls.
Resolution No. 4207
1fhereas it appears to the Board or Supervisors of Santa Baroara County that a
transfer is necessary from the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund to Account 57 B 28,
Rent, Buildings, Maintenance and Operation, and to Accoo.nt 57 C 1, Office Equipment,
Capital Outlay, County Buildings - Second District, General Fund; in accordance with
Section 3714, subdivision 3, of the Political Code
Now therefore, be it resolved that the swn of two hundred an:l fifty-five
dollars ($255. 00) be and the same is hereby transferred from t.be unappropriated
reserve General Fund to account 57 B 28, Rent, Buildings , Maintenance and Operation,
the aim of $5. 00, and to Account 57 C 1, Office Equipment, Capital Outlay, County
Buildings - Second District, General Fund, the sum or $250.00.
Upon the JBSsage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
followi.ng Supervisors voted Aye, to wit : Thoms T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J.
Monroe Rutherford, Ronald M. Adam, and c. L. Preisker. Nays, None. Absent, None.
In the Matter of Trans:rer of Funds from the Unap-p-ropriated Reserve
General lfund.
Resolution No. 4208
'Whereas it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a transfer is necessary fran the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund to Ac count 81 A 4,
Extra Clerical Help, Salaries and Vlages, Fam Advisor, General Fund; in accordance with
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Section 3714, subdivision 3, of the Political Code.
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of one hundred am five dollars
($105 .oo} be and the same is hereby transferred tran t m unappropriated reserve General
Fund to accoo.nt 81 A 4, Extra Clerical Help, Salaries and Wages, Farm Advisor, General
Fund.
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474
Tran st er
Funds.
o! I
Transfer o! l
Funds.
Transter of f
Funds.
Upon the passage of the for egoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following supervisors voted Aye, to wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J
Monroe Rutherford, Ronald M. Adam, and c. L. Preisker. Nays, None. Absent, None.
In the Matter of Transfer of Funds fran the Unappropriated Reserve
General Fund.
Resolution No. 4209
Whereas it appears to t h e Board of Supervisors of San ta Barbara County
that a tr'ansfer is necessary fr an the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund to Account
99 BlO, Drugs, Medical and Surgical Supplies, Maintenance and Operation, Health
Officer, General Fund; in accordance with Sect ion 3714, subdivision 3, of the Politic a
Code,
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of three hundred dollars ($300 .oo
be and the same is hereby transferred :from t m unappropriated reserve General Fund to
Accwnt 99 B 10, Drugs, Medical and Surgical Supplies, Maintenance and Operation,
Heal th Officer, General Fund.
Upon the .i;assage of the :foregoing resolution, the roll bei. ng called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J
Monroe Rutherford. Ronald M. Adam, and C. L. Preisker. .Nays, None. Abse.nt, None.
In the Matter of Transfer of Funds from the Unappropriated Reserve
General Fund. . . . . -
Resolution No. 4210
Whereas it appears to the Board of Supervisors of san ta Barbara County
that a transfer is necessary fran the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund to Account
178 A 60, Labor, Salaries and Vlages, Veterans' Buildirgs, General Fund; in accordawe
with Section 3714, SJ.bdiviaion 3, of the Political Code.
Now, therefore, be it resolved that the sum of one hundred dollars ($100.00)
be and the same is hereby transferred from the unappropriated reserve General Fund to
accwnt 178 A 60, Labor, Salaries and Wages, Veterans' Build.in~, General Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, t.00 roll bang called, tl:e
following Supervisors voted Aye, to wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J.
Monroe Rutherford, Ronald M. Adam, and C. L. Preisker. N8Y's, None. Absent, None.
In the Matter of Transfer of Funds from the Unappropriated Reserve
General Fund. Resolution No. 4211 .
Whereas it appears to the Board of Supervisors of San ta Barbara County
that a transfer is necessary from the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund to Account
185 B 6, Materials and Supplies, Maintenance and Operation, County Farm, General
Fund; in accordance with Section 3714, subdivision 3, of the Political COO.e.
Now therefore, be it resolved that tbe sum of one hundred and fifty dollars
($100 .oo) be and the same is hereby transferred fr an the unappropriated reserve
General Fund to accrunt 185 B 6, Materials am Supplies, Maintenance am Operation,
County Farm, Gen er al Fund
Upon the passage of the toregp ing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye., to wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J
Monroe Rutherford, Ronald M. Adam, and c. L. Preisker. Nays, None. Absent, None.
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Trans!er o! /
Funds.
Rev1 a ion o! ./
Budget Items.
Revision o. /
Budget Ite
Revision o! J
Budget Item
May 25th, 1942
In the Matter of Transfer of Funds fran the Unappropriated
Reserve Guadalupe Fire District Fund.
Resolution No. 4212
475
Ylhereas it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County
that a transfer is necessary fran the Unappropriated Reserve Guadalupe Fire District
Fund to Account 251 A 60, Labor, Salaries and Wages, ouadalupe Fire District, Guad-
alupe Fire District Fund; in accordance with Section ~714, subdivision 3, of the
Political Code,
Novi therefore be it resolved tmt the sum of Eighty dollars ($80.00) be
and the same is hereby transferred from the unappropriated reserve Guadalupe Fire
District Fund to account 251 A 60, Labor, Salaries and Wages, Guadalupe Fire District,
Guadalupe F~re District Fund.
Upon the passage of the for ego~ resolution, the roll being calla:l, the
following Sup ervisors voted Aye, to wit: Thoms T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J
Monroe Rutherford , Ronald M. Adam, and c. L. Preisker. Nays, None. Absent, None.
In the Matter of Revision of Budget Items
Resolution No. 4213
Whereas it ap pears to the Board of Supervisors of San ta Barbara County
that a revision is necessary within general classification of Salaries and Wages,
Public Works, General Fund;
Now, t h erefore, be it Resolved that the af'oresaid ac D unts be and the
same are hereby revised as follcws to wit:
Transfer fr an Ac ca.int 29 A 28, Building Sup ervisor, the sum of $400. oo
to Accw.nt 29 A 22, Draftsman, Salaries and \'/ages, Public Works,General Fund.
Upon the passage of' the foregoing resolution, the roll being call ed., the
followi~ Sup ervisors voted Aye, to wit: Thoms T. Dinsmor e, Sam J. Stanwood, J.
Monroe Rutherford, Ronald M. Adam and C. L. Preisker. Nays, None. Absent, None.
In the Matter of Revision of Budget !tans -
Resolution No. 4214
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Sui:ervisors of Santa Barbara County
that a revision is neoes ~ary within general classification of maintenance and operat
ion, Public Works, Genera l Fund;
Now, therefore, be it Resolved that the aforesaid accounts be and: the same
are hereby revised as follows to wit:
Transfer from Account 29 B 3, Traveling Expense and Mileage, the sum of
$15.00 to Account 29 B 1, Telephone and Telegraph, Maintenance and Operation, Public
Works, General Fund .
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Ji.ye, to wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore , Sam J. Stanwood, J.
Monroe Rutherford, Ronald M. Adam, and C. L. Preisker. Nays, None. Absent, None.
In the Matter of Revision of Budget Items.
Resolution No. 4215
Whereas, it appears to the Boa rd of' SuJe rvisors of Santa Barbara County
that a revision is necessary v1ithin general classification of Ma intenance am Operation,
Justice Court - Second Tcwnship, General ]Und;
Now, therefore, be it Resolved t.ha.t the a foresaid accaints be and the same
are hereby revised as follows; to wit:
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Transfer from Account 42 B 8, Office Supplies, the sum of $15. 86 to Account
42 B 2, Postage, Freight, Cartage and Express, Maintenance and Operation, Justice
Court - Secom TONn ship, Gen er al Fund . . - .
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye , to wit: Thonas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J.
Monroe Rutherford, Ronald M. Adam, and C. L. Preisker. Nays, None. Absent, None.
Revision o /
Bu1get Ite s.
In ehe Matter Of Revision of Budget It~
Resolution No. 4216
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County
that a revision is necessary within general classification of Maintenance anl
Operation, Justice Court - Third Township, General Fund;
Now, therefore, be it Resolved that the aforesaid accounts be and the
same are hereby revised as follows, to wit:
Transfer tram Acoount 43 B 8, Office Supplies, the sum of $15.00, to
Account 4!3 B 2, Postage, Freight, Cartage an:l Express, the sum of t10. oo, and to
account 43 B 26, Heat) Light, Power and \'later, Maintenance and Operation, Justice
Court - Third Township, General Fund, the sum of $5 .00 .
Upon the passage of the foregoi.[\g resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to wit: Thomas T. Dinsnore, Sam J. Stanwood, J.
Monroe Rutherford, Ronald M. Adam. , am C. L. Preisker. Nays , None. Absent, None.
Revision o I
Budget Ite s.
In the Matter of :Revision of Budget Itans
Resolution No. 4217
'\fhereas, it appears to the Board of SuperVisors of Santa Barbara County that
a revision is necessary within general classification of Maintenance and Operation,
County ~ail, General Fund;
Now, therefore, be it Resolved that the aforesaid accounts be and the same
are hereby revised as follows, to w1 t:
Transfer from Account 73 B 7, Food supplies, the sum of $60.00 to accaint
73 B 12, Laundry, Maintenance and Operation, Crunty Jail, General Fund .
Upon the passage' of the foregoi~ resolution, the roll being call ed., the
following Supervisors voted AYe, to wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J . Stanwood, J.
Monroe Rutherford, Ronal d M. Adam, and c. L. Preisker . Nays, None. Absent, None.
Revision o I
Budget Ite s.
In the Matter of Revision of Budget Items.
Resolution No. 4218
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a revision is necessary within general classification of Maintenance and Operation,
Recorder, General Fund;
Now, therefore, be it Resolved that the aforesaid accounts be am the same
are hereby revised as follows, to wit:
.
Transfer from Account 74 B 2, Postage, Freight, Cartage and Express, the sum
of $180. 20, from AccoUn.t 74 B 22, Repairs and Minor Replacements, the sum of $81. 40,
and from Account ?4 B 23, Replacements of Equipment, (6 Typewriters), the sum of
$125. 55, to AccDunt 74 B 8, Office Supplies, Maintenance and Operation , Recorder,
General Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
follovang Supervisors voted Aye, to wit: Thomas T. Dins.more, Sam J. Stanwood, J .
Monroe Rutherford, Ronald M. Adam, an:l C. L. Preisker. Nays, None. Absent, None.
Revision o /
Budget Ite s.
Revision o
Budget Ite
I
Revis1on of I
Buciget Item
Revision o!
Bu'lget Item
477
.May 25th, 1942
- ln the Matter of Revision of Budget IteIIS
-
Resolution No. 4219
Whereas , it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara Ccunty
that a revision is necessary within general classification of Capital Outlay, Agricultural
Commissioner, General ]Und;
Now, therefore, be it Resolved that the aforesaid_accounts be end the same
are hereby revised as follows, to wit:
Transfer from AccoU.tlt 80 C 2, Automobiles, the sum or $20. 00 to Account
80 C 86, Field Equipment, Capital Outlay, .Agricultural Commiss ioner, General Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
fol low; ng Sup er visor s voted Aye , to Wi t: Thoms T. Dinsmore , Sam J . s tanwood , J .
Monroe Rut~rtord, Ronald ti. Adam, and C. L . Preisker,
In the Matter of Revision of Budget Itans
Resolution No. 423:
Nay~, None . Absent,None
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of San ta Barbara County
that a revision is necessary within general classification of Salaries and Wages,
Fa.Im .Advisor, General Fund;
Now, therefore , be it Resolved that the aforesaid accounts be a.ai the same
are hereby revised as follows , to wi~!
Transfer :t'ran Account 81 A 60, Special Labor, the sum of t1a. oo to AccoU.tlt
81 A 4, Extra Clerical. Help, Salaries and Wages, Farm Advisor, General ]Und.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted .Aye, to wit: Tho.mas T. Dinsmore, Sam J . Stanwood, J
.
Monroe Rutherford, Ronald M. Adam am C. L. Preisker. Nays, None. Absent, None.
In the lidatter of Revision of Budget Items.
Resolution No. 4221
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County
that a revision is necessary within general classification of Maintenance and Operation
Farm Advi sor, General Fund;
Now , therefore, be it Resolved that the aforesaid accounts be, and the same
are hereby revised as follows, to wit: -
Transfer from Account 81 B 6, Materials and SUpplies,the awn of $10 .00 to
Acea.int 81 B 8, Office Supplies, Maintenance and Operation, Farm Advisor, General Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll bei~ called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to wit: Thoms T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood , J.
Monroe Rltherford. Ronald M. Adam, and c. L. Preisker. Nays, None. Absent, None.
rn the Matter Of Revision Of Budget Items
Resolution No. 4222
i1hereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a revision is necessary within general classification of Maintenance and Operation,
Third Supervisor District, Good Roads Fund;
New, therefore, be it Resolved that the aforesaid accounts be and the same
are hereby revised as follows, to wit:
Transfer from AccoU.tlt 132 B 25, Service am Expense, the sum o:t' $1,000. 00,
and tromAcoount 132 B 28, Rent of Equipment, the sum of $500 . 00 to Account 132 B 9,
Motor Vehicle Supplies, the sum of $800. 00, and to Account 132 B 22, Repairs and
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Revision o
Burt.get Ite
J
Revision o! 1
Budget Item
Revision o! 1'
Budget Item
Replacements, Maintenance and Operation, Third SuperVisor District, Good Roads Fund,
the sum Of $?00. 00.
Upon the passa~e of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J . Stanwood, J.
Monroe Rutherford, Ronald M. A4am,and c. L. Preisker. Nays, None. Absent, None.
In the Matter of Revision of Budget Items.Resolution
No. 4223
"Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County
that a revision is necessary within general classification of Maintenance and Oper-
ation,Fourth Su~ervisor Di~trict,Fourth Re&d Fund;
Now, therefore, be it Resolved that the aforesaid accaints be and the same
are hereby revised as follows, to wit:
Transfer from Account 141 B 1 3 , Road and Bridge Materials, the sum of $300.0
to. Accaint 141 B 22, Re,pairs and Minor Replacements, Maintenance and Operation, Fourth
Supervisor District, Fourth Road Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to wit: Thomas T. Dinsnore, Sam J . Stanwood, J.
Monroe Rutherford, Ronald M. Adam, and C. L. Preisker. Nays, None .Absent, None.
In the Matter of Revision of Budget Items.
.
Resoluti an No. 4224
Whereas, it appears to . the Board of Supervisors of Santa :&3.rbara County
that a revision is necessary within gene:ral classification of Maintenance and Operation,
Fourth Supervisor District, Fourth Road Fund;
Now, therefore, be it Resolved that the aforesaid accounts be and the same
are hereby revised as follows, to wit:
Transfer from Accaint 141 B 13,Ro.ad and Bridge Materials, the sum of $300.00
to account 141 B 9, Motor Vehicle Supplies, Maintenance and Operation, Four.th Supervisor
District, Fourth Road Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoi ng resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye , to wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J.
Monroe Rutherford, Ronald M. Adam, am C. L. Preisker. Nays, None. Absent, None.
In the Matter of Revision of Budget Items
Resolution No. 4225
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Sant a Barbara County
that a revision is necessary within general classification of Maintenance and Operation,
Veterans' Buildings, General Fund;
Now , therefore, be it Resolved that the aforesaid accounts be and the same
are hereby revised as follows, to wit:
Transfer fran Accaint 1?8 B 18, Garden Supplies, the sum of $100.00 to
AccQ.lnt 1?8 B 26, Heat,Light, Power and Water, Maintenance and Operation, Veterans
Buildings, General Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution., the roll being called, the
following supervisors voted Aye,to wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J.
Monroe Rutherford, Ronald M. Adam, and c. L. Preisker. Nays, None . Absent, None
,
Rev1s1on o. ./
Buf\get Ite
Agreement /
Request for ,/
examination
ot Dyer
Brid.ge-Fou,
th Road
District.
Claim !or
Damages.
Claims
Rejected.
/
479
May 25th, l 942
In the Matter of Revision of Budget ItEIIl~
Resolution No . 422
Whereas, it appears t o the Board of Supervisors otsanta Barbara County
that a revision is necessary within general classification of Maintenance and Operation,
San ta Maria Hospital, General Fund;
Now, therefore, be it Resolved that the aforesaid Acc ounts be and the same
are hereby revised as follows, to wit:
Transfer from Account 182 B 25, Heat,Light, .PON er am Ylater, the sum of
$100. 00, to Account 182 B 23, Replacements of Equipment, Maintenance and Operation,
Santa Maria Hospital, General Fund .
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
the Santa Rosa District, Fourth Road District; said agreement to be for the term
of one year commencing May 25th, 1942, and the County agrees to pay for said gravel
at the rate of five cents per yard.
In the -Matter of requesti~ the State Department of Publi c Works, Division
f ' 7 ~ I I
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of Highways, to examine Dyer Bridge, Fourth Road District.
Upon moti an of Sup ervisor Adam, duly seconded and carried unanimously, it
is Ordered that the State Department of Public Works, Division of Highways, be, and
it is hereby requested to examine Dyer Bridge, l ocated in the Fourth Road District,
and suggest plans for strengthe.Ding said bridg e .
It is turthe~ Ordered that the Clerk be , and he is hereby directed to forward
said request t o L. H. Gibson, District Engineer at San Iuis Obispo.
In the Matter of claim for damages of J. M. Devaul, County employee,
for injuries received. i -n automobile co.llisi'On. --
Mr . J. M. Devaul, a county road employee, appeared before the Board in
regard to a settlement of his cl aim for damages for injuries received in an automobile
collision.
Upon motion, duly seconded an:l carried ,said matter was referred to t h e
District Attorney
In the Matter of claims rejected.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried unanimously, it is Ordered that the
following claims be, and they are hereby rejected:
Kluss, Dr. Edwin R
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$15.00
15 .00
30.00
15. 00
15.00
30.00
480
Claims In the Matter of claims recalled from the Auditor for correction and
Recall et\ a c\
Reallowed. real lowed.
Claim Reca
and Re~er-:r
to Statistician.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried unanimously, it is ordered that the
Orders made am entered on April 27th, 1942 and May 11th, 1942, allowing claims as
follows:
be, and
Hotel Carrillo
s. B. County Chamber of
Commerce
Soft Water Service
they are hereby rescinded;
General Fund
"'
am it is further Ordered
recalled fran the Auditor and real lowed as fol lON s , to wit:
Hotel Carrillo General Fund
S.B. Cainty Chamber of
Commerce ''
Soft Water Service
that
$54.15
215.69
7. 50
said claims
$95 . 17
209.69
2.50
be
lee\ -In
the Matter of claim recalled from the Auditor and referred to the
c\ Statistician.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is Ordered that the following
claim be, and it is hereby recalled fran the Auditor and referred to the Statistician:
National Rivers & Harbors $100 .00
Claim Held -Over.
rn the Matter of cl aim held over.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is Ordered that the following
Allowance
ot Claims.
claim be, and it is hereby held over:
Wood, Charles M. $4.20 referred to Statistician
- In the Matter of the allONance of claims .
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried unanimously, it is Ora.ered that the
folloWi.ng claims be, and the same are hereby allowed, each claim for the amount and
payable out of the fund designated in the order of allowance endorsed on the face of
each claim respectively, to wit:
Adam, Don, Prin ti .cg Company
Air Reduction Sales Company
GENERAL FUND
All-Year Club of Southern California, The
Aloe, A. s. Company
Altschul , Ira D.
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Ambrose Lumber Company, Inc.
Ambrosini, Jeanne
American Law Book Co . , The
Anderson Photo Service
Anderson, Jack
Artuso Shoe Store
Ashcraft, Eugene B.
Associated Telephone Co . , Ltd.
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$15 .71
4. 95
2,500. 00
98.39
16. 25
9. 98
2. 06
40. 00
10.00
6.30
205. 00
5 . 72
23. 50
35.17
31. 60
102.95
7.80
38. 90
29 . 60
,
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Associated Telephone Canpany ~RAL FUND
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Balaam, Le Roy
Bancroft-Ylhitney Comi;eny
Banks' Typewriter Store
Barrett, Mrs. Nellie M.
Bedford, Mrs . M. I.
Bedwell, R. E.
Bennett, Cha rles
Bernard, G. c.
Biby, Honard
Blevins, Bessie
BoWillin, Harry J.
Boyer's Shoe Repair Shop
Braun-Kneot-Heimann Co
Breen, Fil
Brians, Frank
Broadway Meat Market
Brooks & Borra
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~rc:mn, Jeanette
Bruning, Charles, Company
Brunswig Drug Comi;eny
.
Buell, E.
Burd, Chas.
Burro ughs Ad ding Machine Co
Caliturze
callanan, JEmes R
Camera Shop, Th.e
Car lisle, A. , and Company
carpinteria Valley 'U1mber Co.
Carroll, Robert L., M. D.
Carson, D. C.
Channel Paper & Supply Co.
"
Christensen, Chris
City Contraotins Compiny
City of Lompoc
Clark , Elizabeth
Columbia Carbon Comp:i.ny
$95.12
2.05
299.26
1.80
8.65
6 .00
15 .85
3 .25
19.40
10.30
1.50
10.00
10.26
50. 00
58.50
31 . 94
?0.00
21.?7
336.82
3 .20
321.88
42.00
8.13
4.32
118.15
77.25
14.43
4.74
20.50
130 .50
55.00
.46
41.51
6. oo
63.38
20.30
66.42
10.00
12.14
5 .67
7.36
53.00
85. 00
2 .00
25.00
18.00
30.69
481
482
Commercial Office Supply Co.
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Common, 11m. C.
Contractor's Supply Company
Copeland s Bookshop
Cota, Juan
GENERAL :FUIID
County National Bank andTrust Comp:lny
Covarrubias, Yris
Crane Co.
"
Cutter Laboratories
Depa rt.men t of Penology
Diedrich, L. N., Inc.
"
Di etzgen , Eugene Com_P3ny
Division of Criminal Identification
Dover, Frank
Doyle, P .
Edwards, M. w.
Electric Service Company
Ellsingers Automotive Service
El Rey Surgical Supply Co.
Fagin, Irene
P'arrEll., Art
Federal Drug Company
Feliz, J. S.
Firestone li:me & Auto Store
ft
Fishstrom Staple Company
Frances, L. T.
"
Furrow, L. R., Deputy Co. Supt. of Schools
Galloway, J ames A.
Gaviota Store
Geyman and Gates, D!'s.
Golden State Comp:lny, Ltd.
Goleta Pharma oy
Goodchild, Mrs. H:rtensia
Goodfield, Elaine
Gotchel, Nanette B.
Grayston-Offutt X-Ray Co.
Grigsby, Al
Hanly Garage and Service Station
Hein, David
Henderson, Charles F., M. D.
Herdman, David
$169.81
.so
23.15
75.00
1,648.00
24.31
40.00
3 .00
36.70
8.62
6.76
14.21
.45
1.59
55.97
246.27
2.24
66.00
25. 00
84.00
49.49
16.61
44.29
22.20
55.00
12.84
54.00
23.$8
2[) .08
1.90
10.00
10.00
62.20
5 . 04
2 .89
9.50
530 .50
4.64
34.20
11.a
41.00
l.59.44
60.00
4 . 35
86.52
36.29
24.00
'
May 25th, 1942
Hoffmann-La Roche, Inc.
Holiday Hardware Company
Holiday Hardware Company
Hc:werton, Fern
GENERAL WND
Hudson, Phyllis
Huyck, Elleta
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Johns OD., F. , Jr
Johns on, Janes
Jones, Cora A
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Jordano Bros.
Kaar Engineering Company
Kallman' s Garden Nursery
Knall' c. o.
Kress, s. H. & Co
.
K\lmmer & Adams
LaBreche, O. J.
LaFrombo is, Bill
Lalonde, Mrs Frank
Lambert, c. E.
Lebeck, F. C.
Lee, Lelah
Lee, Thoms T.
Leslie, 1:4rs. Katherine
LeWis, J. E ' County Clerk
Lietz, A. Co., The
Lim's :Bakery & Cafe
Lind's Cafe
Lompoc Knights of Pythias Bldg Assn
Lompoc Light & Water Dept.
Los Olivas Market
Merriam, Mona A.
Metz, Mildred Patsy
Miller's Phar.rmcy
Miller, Mrs. A. L.
Mireles, Angelo
Mission Linnen & Towel Supply
Moore Mercantile Co.
McCabe's Tire Shop
.McGinnis, John .
.1.iewman, Carl
l~ews-Press Publishing Co
$16.45
28.63
10. ??
25 .oo
100.00
25 .oo
25.00
35.00
8 .50
8.34
.8.34
68.97
158 .32
25 .95
l2 .oo
5.15
8.50
18.00
55.00
26.00
114.00
14.00
5.00
12.00
75.00
15.80
29.2?
3.24
6.12
50.00
22.69
1.31
33.02
150.00
2.40
l.? 5
4.00
11.61
1.50
3.24
16.69
55.00
60.00
10.30
32.35
483
484
Nogues, Henry
Oc.boe, Chas.
GENERAL FUND
Onti veras, Laurence
Osborne's Book Store
Otis Eleva tor Company
Ott Hardware Company
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Overton, Mrs. Willie
Ovi eda , E. G.
Ovieda, Toney
Pacific Coast Borax Co .
Pacific Coast Coal Company
Pacific Coast Publishing Co
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Pacific Freight Lines
Pacific Gas & Electric Co .
Pacific Laundry
Pico, Harry
Pittsburgh Paint Store
Rector, C. J.
Reeves, Margaret
Remington Rand, Inc.
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Republic Supply Comp:tny
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Riedel-De Haen, Inc .
Rio Grande Oil , Inc.
Riviera Dairy Creamery
Roberds, A. E.
Robles, G.
Romero, L.
Ross, John D.
Sanit ary Laundry
~nta Barbara Clinic
s. B. Convention & Tourist Bureau
Santa Barbara Electric Co.
Santa Barbara Direct ory Co.
Santa Barbara Electric Co.
San ta Barbara Pipe & Supply Co .
San ta Barbar a Printing Co.
Santa Barbara Retread ~hop
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$25 .00
50. 00
60. 00
20 . 73
23. 49
14.51
1.00
12. 33
140.54
32.56
1.32
20. 00
60. 00
60 .oo
16.17
22. 39
2 .52
6 .17
24.21
.73
. 60
29 . 27
60. 00
36 . 20
5.00
85. 00
69 . 28
7.00
29. 65
24.82
9 . 46
30. 90
17.84
50.00
25. 00
72.00
41.59
362. 78
81. 50
242.13
12 . 49
12.36
15 .80
62 .24
4 .12
10. 00
2 . 03
llllay 25th, 1942
Santa Barbara Retreading Shop GENERAL flIND
"
Saulsbury, Lenn
Schauer P.rint i ng Studio
Scherer, R. L. , Co
"
Schrier, Elsa
ScbJ.ld Sign Co.
Scuitti, \'f. B.
Sears Roebuck & Company
Seaside 011 Co.
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Security Titl e Insurance and Guarantee Company
Senay, Percy F.
Shankland, Leona
Sherw i n-1'/illiams Co.
Shrode, Frances
Singer Sewing Machine Company
Singlet en, Rohert
Smit h, o. W. Legal Book Shop
Solvang Drug Company
Southern Ca l if. Disinfecting Co
Southern Cali fornia Edison Co. Ltd.
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Southern Counties Gas Campany of California
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$ 6 . 00
101. 61
80. 00
303. 96
1 . 36
41 .81
19. 00
5 .00
15.00
6. 70
57. 46
64. 64
156 .37
30. 81
529 . 94
35.00
4. 61
11.61
81.02
3 . 91
1 . 08
54. 00
8 . 76
4. 48
9 . 61
17. 8 3
563 . 28
14. 16
2.05
55. 14
40 . 00
2 .57
" 14. 08
Saith.em Pacific Company 3. 35
" . 9?
Spreitz Transportati on ?.50
Standard Brands of California 19 . 99
Standard 011 Company of California, Lompoc Branch 1 . 69
Standard 011 Compiny of Calif 144. 40
St evens, Charles s . M. D. 70 . 00
ft 15 .oo
Stewart, John L. ~ 5 2 . 05
Tauscher Of fice Equipment Co. 5 . 33
Tennyson, Doro t.b,y 15. 00
Texas Co . , The 49 . 98
Thompson, Homer c. .85
485
486
Thompson, Vlm. T. GENER.U. WND
Tidewater Associated Oil Co.
Tillotson, H. M.
Tomlinson, Chas s.
Treasurer of the United States
Ullmann, H. ;r.
Underwood-Elliott-Fisher Company
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Union Hardware & Metal Co.
li rell , Inc.
U. S. Grant Photocopy & Blueprint Company
Valley Inn - Buellton
Van Horn, J. A.
Ventura Rubber stamp Co.
Viole, Pierre, M. D.
Wagner, Ernest D.
Ward and IJ.ind
Water Works Department
Yi es tern Fire Equipment Co.
Westing.house Company
Wilkes, Jack
Wilson & D'Andrea
Wilson, Ke.nt R
Winthrop Chemical Company, Inc.
Wootton Printing ComJ:any
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Wyeth , John & Brother
Yauney Machine Works
Yo11ng , George
Adams, J. D. Company
Bartholomew, Patrick
Brown, Jo.bn
FIRST ROAD FUN:
Buck, Sam
Co ta , v ulius
Dal Pozzo, Joe
Dinsmore, Albert
Dominguez , Al be rt
Draper, Fred
Graham, Frank
Juarez, Frank
Romero, Albert
Romero, Raymond
Ruiz, Andrew
Stroman , Ralph
Tagles, Bonifacio
Twitchell, Leonard
Westwick Iron v1orks
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Whitney, John
24.51
34.84
2 .55
50.00
3 ,239 .61
101.25
l.88
.63
.75
20.57
1.29
2 .24
12.80
.70
127 .50
24.:i8
94.60
5.70
390. 37
45.56
100 .oo
20.60
15.00
11.01
4.64
55.46
207.78
3.24
8 .11
35.41
31.50
45.00
58.50
18.00
16.87
55.00
58.50
27.00
31.50
58.50
58. 50
58.50
58. 50
54.00
22.50
75 .00
59.31
2.75
55.00
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Craviotto Brothers SECOND IDAD WND
.tiarnischfeger Corporation THIRD ROAD ]UNI)
Wilkins , D:l ve
Adams , Norman FaJR'lli ROAD 1U ND
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Bounds, Di ck
California Corrugated Culvert Co
Dal Pozzo, Joe
Gates, F. H.
Hilderbrand, w. G.
Honeyman, L.
Lewis Implement Co.
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Lompoc Light & Water Dept .
Lompoc Machine Works
Mill er , Lee
Mo ore 'Mercan ti le Co.
Moore, Joseph G. Co.
McCabe's Tire Shop
Rut' the r & Rufftler
Seaside Oil Co.
Southern Pacific Milling Co.
Texas Co. , The
Wall, Jack M.
$ 23.11
35.80
15.00
104.00
92.00
65.00
165.29
3.49
65.41
84.50
2.50
l.79
10.90
3.50
235.00
2.40
5.12
30 .22
29.70
39.29
638.70
45.62
2.39
Associated Telephone Co., Ltd. GOOD ROADS nJND 3.00
Beard Motor Co.
Biby, Howard
Brooks and Bar .ra
Burd, Chas.
Carpinteria Valley Lumber Co.
Farren, Art
Goleta Garage & Machine Shop
Hanly , Leo
Jones, Chas.
La Frombois, Bill
Light, Marvin
McGinnis, John
' Nielsen and Petersen
Ochoe, Chas
Ontiveros, Laurence
Santa Ynez Warehouse -& Milling Co.
Saulsbury, Len.n
Seaside Oil Co.
Smith, James
Solvang Garage & Service S.t ation ,.
Solvang Mill and Lumb er Co.
5.37
105 .oo
267. 4l
82.50
360 .28
88.00
4.60
195.00
143.00
88.00
9.43
88.00
147.45
80.00
96.00
5?.10
128.00
49.98
35.95
47.~l
19.03
235.14
487
488
Abandonmen
ot portion
ot two roa e
etc-- town
o! Orcutt.
J
aa1e or I
Tax Deede\
property.
Southern ca lifornia Edison Comlllny, Ltd . GOD ROADS WND $30.00
Standard Oil Co.
Thompson, Homer c.
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Thompson, L. T.
Ventura Mfg. and Implement Co .
Westeni Welding Co.
280. 93
9.94
1.00
59. 50
15.02
28. 85
Sparks, George LQS ALAMOS CEMETERY DISTRICT lUND 16. 00
Upon the passage of the foregoing Orders, t .00 roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye , to wit :
Thomas T. Dinsnore, Sam J. Stanwood, J. Monroe Irutherford, Ronald M. Adam,
and C. L . Preis.ker. Nays: None . Absent : None
At test :
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appr o\Ted .
Upon motion the Board adjourned sine die-.-.~----The
foregoii:g minutes are hereby ap roved.
Board of Supervisors.
Clerk
Board of Supervisors o~ the County of Santa Barbara, State
of California 1 June ls t, 1942, at 10: 00 o ' clock a. m. Present:
Supervisors Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J . Stanwood, J . Monroe
Rutherford , Ronald M. Adam , C. L. Preisker, and J . E. L~vis , Clerk
Supervisor o. L. Preisker in the Chair
The minutes of the regular meeting of May 25th , 1942, were read and
In the Matter of the Petition of the Union Oil Company , and others , for the
abandonment of portions of two roads and an alley situate in the town of Orcutt .
The above entitled petition was referred to Harry Neel, Engineer, Fifth
Road District.
In the Matter of the Sale of Tax Deeded Property by the County Tax Collector.
/Resolution No . 422?
Pursuant to a notice of intention to sell at public auction certain tax
deeded property and request for approval thereof filed with this Board of Supervisors
by the Tax Collector of Santa Baroara County on May 28th, 1942,
.
IT IS RESOLVED that approval b e , and it is hereby granted for said sale as
set forth in the said notice and the said Tax Collector is her eby directed to sell the
property as provided by law for a sum not less than the minimum price hereinafter set
fort h
The parcel of property that is the subject of this r esol ution was deeded to
the State of california for delinquent taxes and is situated in the County of Santa
Barbara , State of California , being more pa rticularl y described as follows, to Vilt:
Parcel No. l . Sold to the State June 29 , 1934 , for taxes of 1933, Sale No
335 , Deeded to State July l, 1939, Deed No . 69 , recorded in Volume No. 4?3 , page 14 ,
Official Records of Santa Dirbara County. Delinquent Roll Volume l~o . l , i:age 33,
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June 1st, 1942 489
Assessment No. 339?.
Description of property . Lot 94, Hig hland Park, a t:cording to official map.
Minimum price $?0. 63 , plus the costs of advertising.
The foregoing resolution was duly passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors
of Santa Barbara County, the 1st day of June, 1942, by the following vote, to
wit :
Ayes: Thoms T. Dinsmore, Sam J . Stanwood, J. Monroe Rutherford, Ronald M.
Adam and c. L. Preisker. Nays: None . Absent: None .
v' Installatlo In the Matter of Cooperating with the Sru thern Pacific Company in the inot
ttvo !'las -
1ng light stallation of two flashing light signals at the Coromar Crossing at La Patera Lane,
signals --
Third Roa~ Third Road District.
District.
Communication relative to the above entitled matter was read and Ordered
placed on file.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is Ordered that the Purchasing
Agent be , and he is hereby directed to set up the sum of sixteen hundred and fifty
dollars in the 1942- 1943 Budget for the payment of the County ' s share to install two
flashing l ight signals at the Coromar Crossi ng at La Patera Lane, Third Road Di strict.
Communioat n v In the Matter of communication from the War Department relative to abantrom
War
Department don.ing to the United States those crunty roads within the Santa Maria-Lompoc Disrelative
to aban~on persed All Purpose Air Base which were closed by Resolution No. 4191.
ment of ro s.
Calling '!o
Bi~s tor
publishing
minutes or
Board. of
Supervisor
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Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is Ordered that the Clerk be, and
he is hereby directed to notify the Project Manager, Real Estate Branch, Viar Department,
that the Board cannot determine the necessity for abandoning to the United State
the roads within the Santa Maria-Lompoc Dispersed All Purpose Air Base when the mere
closing of the roads to the public in the Camp Cooke area seemed to be satisfactory
to the needs of the Army Co.mmand at Camp Cooke .
In the Matter of publishing the minutes of the Board of Supervisors f9r the
fiscal year 1942 - 43 .
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is Ordered that the Clerk of
this Board cause notice to be published for ten days calling for bids for publishing
a fair statement of all of the proceedings of the Board of Su.re rvisors, from and ineluding
the sixth day of July, 1942 , and including al 1 regular and special meetings
of said Board to be held up to and including the thirtieth day of June, 1943; all
bids must be for a lump sum per meeting , the bid for regular and special meetings to
be separately stated; bids shall be received on or b~fore July sixth, 1942, at 10:00
.
o ' clock a . m. The successful bidder shall, within ten days after the acceptance of
his bid , enter into a written contract with the County of Santa Barbara to publish
said minutes in accor dance with his bid , and to execute a good and sufficient bond
i n the amount of $500. 00, with two sureties satisfactory to this Board , for the
fa i thful performance of his contract. T.be board reserves the right to reject any
and all bids submitted. Said advertisement shall be in practically the following
form, to wit:
490
Notice.
Treasurer'
Report.
Report.
June 1st, 1942
I NOTICE CAI.I.IID FOR BIDS FOR PUBI.ISHIID A FAIR STATEMENT OF THE PROCEEDII~GS OF THE
BOARD OF SUPERVISCRS ]'OR THE FISCAL 'YEAR 1942-43.
OFFICE OF THE CIEII( OF THE BOARD OF &I PERVIS ORS OF THE COUNTY OF SANTA BARBARA, STATE
OF CALIWRNIA
NYrICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that sealed bids will be received by the Board of
Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara, until 10:00 o ' clock a . m. , July 6th,
1942, for publishing a fair statement of all the proceedings of the Board of Supervisors
from and including the regular meeting to be held on the 6th day of July, 1942,
to an:l including all regular and special meetings of said Board up to and including
the 20th day of June, 1943.
All bids must be for a lump sum per meeting, and the bid for regular meeti s
and special meetings to be separately stated. The successful bidder shall, within
ten days after the acceptance of his bid , enter into a written contract with the
County of Santa Barbara to do such publishing in accordance with his bid , and to
furnish a gooo and sufficient bond , in an amount to be fixed by said Board, for the
faithftll performance of his contract.
The Board reserves the right to reject any and all bids submitted .
By Order of the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County nade and entered
in the minutes of said Board the ls t day of June, 194 2 .
(SEAL) J. E. IEV/IS, County Clerk am ex-officio CleI:K of the Board of Supervisors.
1 In the Matter of Treasurer ' s report on receipts and disbursements for the
period May 4th, to May 29th, 1942, inclusive.
Report was received and Ordered placed on file .
-- In the Matter of report of the Santa ~aria Hospital for the 1D0nth of April,
1942.
Report was received and Ordered placed on file .
Aic\ to I In the Matter of Applications for State and County Aid to Needy Aged Persons.
Neel\y Aged. It appearing to the Board that the hereinafter named applicants for State
Pereone.
and County Aid to needy aged persons having filed their applications , as required by 1 w, a
am as in said applications fully set forth; and
It further appearing from an examination of said applications that the needy
aged persons mentioned in said applications are proper persons to receive State and
County Aid; upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is
ORDERED, that the Auditor draw his warrant on the Treasurer on General Fund ,
in favor of the following applicants, for the amount set opposite the name of the
applicant, commencing on the first day or June, 1942, (unl e.ss otherwise indicated)
and on the first day of each month hereafter until further oroer of this Board; said
money to be used for the support of said needy aged persons, to wit:
Name of Applicant
Bodenhamer, V/illiam H.
Brock, Joseph F.
Clark, Hugh
Doyle, Patrick H.
Edwards, John E.
HOO.gson, Amy Gertrude
King, Bes sie \Yyatte
Total Aid Granted
$40. 00
40. 00
35 .oo
40 . 00
40 .oo
40.00
40.00
Remarks
Re~usal to
Grant Old
Age
Security .
Children's
Aid.
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Children's J
A1\.
~ewell, Gladys
Riparetti, Perfecto
Robson, Jane A.
Seegert, Minnie E .
Sinclair, Lillian May
Shellborn, Hulda A.
Wat t s, Charl es Melvin
RESTORATION
Kisn er , Tillie S .
DECREASES
Johnston, Jennie L.
Vaughner, Lucy J .
June 1st, 1942
$21. 00
40. 00
29 .00
40.00
40. 00
25 .00
36.00
40.00
35. 00
2B .12
DISCONTINUANCES - effective May 31st , 1942, unless otherwise stated
Best, Jennie
Kifer, Sar ah Frances
Martinez, Hijinio
Prindle, Henry A.
Walker, John
In the Matter of Refusal to Grant Old Age Security .
491
It appearing to the Board from the report of the County Welfare Department
that the following named applicants are not proper persons to r eceive Old Age Securit ;
Upon motion , duly seconded and carried,
IT IS ORDERF:t that the said applications be , and the same are hereby denied
Alvarez, Maria T.
Costello, Emma Joan
Lowell , Marie
Nicholas, John
Smith , Mrs . Clara B.
Smith, William
In the Matter of the Application of Jose Hernaniez, 82.8 Laguna Street,
Santa Barbara, California , for State and County Aid for Roberto Hernandez, half-
orphan.
It appeari ng to the satisfaction of the Board that said Roberto Hernandez i
a half-orphan and a proper person to r eceive Stat e and County Aid, and i s in the
custody of sai d Jose Hernandez, father;
It is ordered that the Auditor draw his \varrant on the Treasurer on General
l\lnd, in favor of said Jose Hernandez for the sum of nineteen and 75/100 dollars , and
for a like amount on the first of each month hereaft er until the :further order of
this Board, said money to be used tor the support of the above named minor .
In the Matter of the application of Elizabeth H. Huff, 314 Sou th Elizabeth
Street, Santa Maria , California, tor State and County Aid for Jose Gallardo , wholeorphan.
It appearing to the satisfaction of the Board that said Jose Gallardo is
a whole-orphan and a proper person to receive State and County Aid , and is in the
custody of said Elizabeth H. Huf f ;
It is order ed that the Auditor draw his warrant on the Treasurer on General
l\lnd, in favor of said Elizabeth H. Huff for the sum of twenty-two and 50/100 dollars,
am for a like amount on the first of each month hereafter until the further order of
this Board, said money to be used tor the support of the above named minor.
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492
Children's
Ai_.
Changes in
Children's
Aid.
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Revi e ion of j
Bu~get Item
Revision of I
Budget Item
In the Matter of the application of Beatriz E. Saragoza, ?29 Vine Avenue,
Santa Barbara, Cal i.fornia, for State and County Aid for Richard and Rudolph Saragoza,
children of an Incapacitated father.
It appearing to the satisfaction of the Board that said Richard and Rudolph
Saragoza are children of an Incapacitated father and are proper persons to receive
State and County Aid, and are in the cus tody of said Beatriz Saragoza, mother;
It is ordered that the Auditor draw his warrant on the Treasurer on General
Fund, in favor of said Beatriz t1aragoza for the sum of forty-five dollars, and for a
like amount on the first of each month her eafter until the further order of t his Boar ,
said money to be used for the support of the above named minor s .
In the Matter of Changes in Children's Aid.
It appearing to the Board from "Notices of Change'', riled by the County
\'/el fare Department, that certain adjustments should be made in the amount of aid, etc.,
granted to the f ollowing named persons ; upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is
theref ore
ORDERED, t hat the amount of aid gr anted to Children listed below be cbanged
to the amount set opposite their names beginning June 1st, 1942, (unless otherwise in icated)
as follows, to wit:
Name Total Aid Granted Remrks.
RESTORATION
Hernandez, Leonore, Guadalupe and Antonio
DECREASE
Ashe, 1'/inifred
CHANGE OF PAJ'. EE
RECIPIENr OF AID
Ashe, Winifred
Gallardo, J ose
PAYEE BEFORE CHAIDE
Pearl Ashe
Elizabeth H. Huff
In the Matter of Revision of Budget Items
Resolution No. 4228
$59 .25
20.00
PAYEE AFTER CHAIDE
Hettie B. Kennedy
Mrs. Minnie Menezes
Whereas , it appear s to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County
that a revision is necessary within general classification of Maintenance and Operation
, Court House, General Fund;
Now, therefore , be it Resolv ed that the a foresaid accounts be and the same
are hereby revised as follows: to wit :
Transfer from Account 55 B 26, Heat, Light, Power and \'la ter, the sum of
$100. 00 to Accoo.nt 55 B 6, Materials am Supplies , Maintenance and Operation, Court
House, General Fund .
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called , the
following Supervisors voted A'y e, to wit : Thomas T. Dinsmore , Sam J. Stanwood , J.
Monroe Ruthe rfor d , Ronald M. Adam , and C. L. Preisker. Nays, None. Absent , None.
In the Matter of Revision of Budget Itans.
Resolution No. 4229
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County
tha t a revision is necesuary within general classification of Capital o.itlay, Thir d
Supervisor District - Good Roads Fund;
Now, therefore, be it Resolved t hat the afor esaid accounts be and the same
June 1st, 1942 493
are hereby revised as follows , to wit:
Transfer from Account 132 C 2, Automobiles and Trucks, the sum of $1,030.00
to Account 132 C 6, Road Equipment, Capital Qitlay , Third Supervisor District - Good
Roads Fund.
Upon the iassage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to wi t:
Thomas T . Dinsmore, Sam J . Stanwood, J . Monroe Rutherford, Ronald M. Adam , a d
C. L. Preisker . Nays, None . Absent, None .
Commun1cat1o Y I n the Matter of communication from Myron F . Fenton relative to insurance on
Claim held /
Over an~ now
rejected
county ' s automobiles
Communication vra.s Ordered placed on file, and the Clerk directed to forward 8i
copy to each member of the Boa rd .
In the Matter of cla im held over and now rejected .
Upon motion, duly secollied and carried, unanimously , it is Ordered, that the
following claim, held over fran the meeting of May 25th, 1942, be, and it is hereby
r ejected:
Ola1me held. -
over and. now
allowed.
Wood , Chttrles M. $4.20
I n the Matter of claims .held over from previous meetings and now allQ'ied .
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried unanimously , it is Ordered that the
following claims , held over from previous meetings, be , and they are hereby allowed:
Claims Recal ed
and reallowe
Rhea.ms , Sarah o.
tt
tt
"
Gener al Fund
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$14. 82
14 . 82
14 .82
14. 82
14. 82
In the Matter of claims recall ed from the Audit or for correction and reallowed
.
Upon moti on , duly seconded and carried unanimously, it is Ordered that the
Orders !IE.de and entered on May 11th and 25th , 1942, a llowing claims as follows:
Associat ed Telephone Co . Ltd. General Fund
Good Roads Fund
Burd , Chas. General Fund
Good Roads Fund
Farren , Art General Fund
Good Roads Fund
ner old , Wm. Good Roads Fund
LaFr ombois, Bi ll Gener al Fund
Good Roads :F\lnd
McGinnis, J ohn General Fund
Good Roads Fund
Ochoe, Chas . General Fund
Good Roads Fund
Ont i veros, Laurence General Fund
Good Roads Fund
Saulsbury, Lenn General Fund
Good Roads :F\lnd
$299 . 26
3. 00
55. 00
82 . 50
55. 00
88. 00
55. 00
88. 00
55.00
88.00
50. 00
80. 00
60 . 00
96 .oo
80 .oo
128 .00
$302 .26
137.50
143.00
143. 00
143 .oo
143. 00
130. 00
156. 00
208. 00
494
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Allowance o
Cla1m. e
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be, and they are hereby rescinded; and it is further Ordered that said claims be recalled
from the Auditor and reallowed as follov1s , to wit:
Associated Telephone Co . Ltd .
Burd , Oms.
Farren, Art
.tierold , Wm.
LaFrombois, Bill
McGinnis, John
Ochoe, Chas.
Ontiveros, Laurence
Saulsbury, Lenn
General Fund
Good Roads Fund
General Fund
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f f
"
tt
Gener al Fund
Good Roads Fund
Gen er al Fund
tt
In the Matter of the allowance of claims .
$295 . 06
3 . 00
100. 00
30.00
$298.06
13?. 50
143.00
143.00
143.00
143. 00
130 . 00
156 .00
208. 00
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried unanimously , it is Ordered that the
following claims be , and the same are hereby allowed11 each claim for the amount and
payable out of the fund designated in the order of allowance endo rsed on the f ace of
each claim respectively , to wit:
Acr es, Amelia
Adam, Ronald M.
Altscbul , Ira D.
Bailey , ~thel H.
Bartlett, Stanley
Bennett, Charles
Bennett, Ralph
Breck, Harry
Br een, Ed
Castillo, Benjamin
Caywood, Hal D.
Cl oer, C. 11.
Cota, Juan
Cummings, rial ter s .
Devaul, J . M.
Dinsmore, Thomas T.
Dover, Frank
Doyle, P .
Duarte, Clarence
Farrar, Mary
Feliz, J. s.
Feliz , Marjorie
Garrigan , James D
Gra es, James
Grigsby, Al
Beckmann, Doris
Henderson, H. E .
Hol l ister, Graha.m
GElmRAL :ruND $20.80
33.00
6 . 27
11. 00
23. 00
58 .50
20.35
102. 00
10. 00
?2. 00
18. 06
.so
150. 00
40 .00
31 . 34
29 . 64
3 . 60
?2. 00
10. 00
14 . 52
4. 84
55.00
85 .32
200. 00
10. 50
72. 00
11.29
45. 00
50 . 00
June 1st, 1942
Horn, George GENERAL liUND
Hossack, D. L.
Kentle, Jean
Kern County Juvenile Forestry Camp
Luther, Walter
Mattos, Manuel
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Menegon, Mary
McGovney, Ric.hard, M. D.
Newman, Carl
Olivera, Albert
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Ovieda, E. G.
Ovieda, Toney
Page, C. A.
Pico, Harry
Preisker, c. L.
Preuss, Chas A.
Q.uinn, Irene S.
Richardson, Hazel
Richardson, Nancy
Robles, G.
Romero, Louis
Roseborough, Arthur
Rutherford, J. Monroe
Schurmeier, Harry L.
Singleton, Robert
Smith, Elsie M.
Smith, Marion A.
Sweetser, H. C.
Thompson, Paul
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Vlagner, Ernest D.
V/aylam' L. c. N., M.D.
Weaver, Dr. C. E.
Alexander, Manuel
.Arnold, o. L.
Collar, J. N.
J:ier ri er, W. W.
Hilderbrand, A. J.
Horn, George
Huyck, Andy
Banda 11, Ray
Upton, 1"l . c.
Whalen, J. T.
Ellis, M. J.
FOURrH ROAD :ruND
FIF'lH ROAD :FUND
495
$ 3.09
5.00
55.12
36 . 6?
9 .00
30 .00
84.00
58.06
182. 50
60. 00
15 .oo
80. 00
60.00
60 . oo
10.33
60. 00
45.00
5.00
45.00
84.68
?2.58
60 . 00
?2.00
44.46
16.20
40.00
13.50
14.00
5.60
41 .?2
58. 50
20 .39
304.06
250 . 00
12.50
?5.00
104.00
64.00
104. 00
30.00
65.00
?8.00
86 .oo
22.50
80 .oo
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496
RequestB of J
J . F. Goux
Bailey, Mrs. Ethel H.
Caywood, Hal D.
Dodge, E.G., Coroner
Eddy, James H.
La Franchi, 1/linifred B.
McGregor, J . D.
SALARY FUND
L03 .AL.AMOS CEMETERY FUND
SANTA MARIA CllMETERY DISTRICT FUND
5 .00
5 . 00
140. 00
56. 00
25.00
90 . 25
Upon the passage of the foregoing Orders, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to wit: Thomas T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwood, J .
Monroe Rutherford, Ronald M. Adam, and C. L. ~reisker . Nays: None . Absent, None.
Julien F. Goux appeared before the Board in regard to the termination of
Hubert L. Voight's services as County Publicity Director, and requested that an investigation
be made of the expenses of the Publicity Department, the amount and cost
of supplies, where purchased, how many prints made, etc .
Mr. Goux also requested that the services of Mr. I . M. Burola in the Co11nty
Employment Office in Santa Maria be discontinued . Chairman Preisker advised Mr . Goux
that Mr. Burola is now employed by the United States Government Employment Service
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Resolution /
ot Appreci -
tion tor
Services o
In the Matter of Resolution of Appreciation for the Services of I. M. Burol a .
No. 4230
I . M. Buro a . WEEREAS, I. M. Burola, reemployment placement officer i n the Santa Maria
Leasing to
Un1tetl Sta
o! Ame.rica
County own
real prope
and Lompoc Districts for the County of Santa Barbara, has done an outstanding job in
bringing together employers and those seeking employment , and
WHEREAS, the findirg of jobs for persons who otherwise would have been on
unemployment relief was a direct saving to the taxpayers of Santa Barbara County , and
1iVHEREAS, employers have expressed appreciation for bringing them into contact
with the type of labor desired, and
WHEREAS, the reemployment work has been taken over by the United States Employment
Service and I. M. Burola vJill terminate his service with the County of Santa
Barbara to enter the employ of the United States Employment Service,
NC1/v, THEREiroRE, BE IT RESOLVED that this Board express its appreciation and
gratit ude for the outstanding service ren:lered by I. M. Burola as reemployment officer,
and wish him conti nued success in his new position, an:l
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that a copy of this resol ution be directed to I . M.
Burola in Sant a Maria , Cal if orni a .
The foregoing Resolution was p:i.ssed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors
of the County of Santa Barbara, State of California, this 1st day of June, 1942, by
the following vote, to wit: Ayes; Thoms T. Dinsmore , Sam J. Stanwood , J . Monroe
Rutherford, Ronald M. Adam, and c. L. Preisker . Nays : None. Absent : None
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esp roperty.
d
ty.
_In the Matter of Leasing to the United States of ~rica County c:mned real
It was moved, duly seconded and carried unanimously, that it is the desire of
this Board that all ccunty owned real property in the Canp Cooke area be l eased to the
United States of America, at a nominal rental, for the duration of the war or as long
as a camp is in exist ence, in preference to selling said real property outright, or
sel l i ng it with a reversionary clause
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Acceptance "./
ot Brugbell
Deed !or
Road Purpo s s.
June ls t, 1942
In the Matter of the Acceptance of Brughelli Deed for Road Purposes.
~ Resolution No. 4231
497
IT IS HEREBY ORDERED AND RESOLVED that that certain Deed dated May 29th ,
1942, whereby one C. Brughelli and Flora A. Brughelii, his wife, conveys certain
property therein described to the County of Santa Barbara for county road purposes,
be and the same is hereby accepted.
Passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbar ,
State of California, this lst day of June, 1942, by the following vote :
Ayes : Thorms T. Dinsmore, Sam J. Stanwocxl, J. Monroe Rutherford, Ronald M. Adam, and
c. L. Preisker. Noes: None. Absent: None.
Upon motion the Board adjourned sine die.
The foregoing minutes are hereby approv~i.r---.