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Book V
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CALL FOR A SPECIAL MEETING.
W~,the undersigned members of the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa
Barbara, State of California, believing that the . interests of the County require that
a special meeting of the Board of Supervisors be called to attend thereto .
rt is ordered that a special meeting of the Board of Supervisors of the County
of Santa Barbara, state of California , be and the sane is hereby called for July 30th,
1923, at 10 o'cloc~ a. m.
The following is the business to be transacted at said meeting , to-wit:
In the Matter of Grading , Draining and Paving of what is known as Suey Crossing Road ,
in the 5th Road District. To further consider the bids submitted in said matter and
to make any necessary or proper order in connection therewith .
In the Matter of the Purchase of Real Property by the County of Santa Barbara from
c. w. Smith for the sum of $4000. 00. To make an order in said matter consummating said
sale or to make any other necessary or proper order in connection therewith .
In the Matter of the Permanent Road Division of Santa Ynez . To canvass the election
returns of the special election held in said district on the 24th day of July , 1923,
and to declare the result thereof, and to make any further necessary or proper order
in reference thereto .
In the Matter of the Permanent Road Division of Lompoc . To make an order approving
plans and specifications and setting apart certain moneys for work in said road division
, and to make any other necessary or proper order in connection therewith.
Dated July 27th, 1923.
Board of Supervisors of the County of
Santa Barbara, State of California.
J . T. Torrence
H. s . Deaderick
Sam J . stan\VOOd
w. L. falbott
c. L . Preisker
Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara , State of California ,
July 30th, 1923, 10 o'clock A. M. Present: Supervisors H. s. Deaderick
Sam J . Stanwood , J . T. Torrence, w. L. Talbott and c. L. Preisker, the
Clerk and District Attorney. Supervisor H. s. Deaderick in the Chair.
The Board met pursuant to call
In the Matter of the Permanent Road Division of Santa Ynez.
Order of Board of Supervisors Declaring result of Special Bond Election in
Permanent Road Division of Santa Ynez .
Upon motion o:f Supervisor J . T . Torrence, duly seconded and unanimously carried ,
the following resolution and order was passed and adopted, to wit: in the matter of
determining the result of the Special Bond Election in the Permanent Road Division
of Santa Ynez, held on the 24th day of July , 1923, the returns from each of the Special
Election Districts in said Division being before the Board , the Board considered the
same and canvassed said returns and from said consideration and canvas the Board hereby
finds and declares :
1. That said election was held and conducted in all respects in accordance with
law, and the order and notices calling said election.
2. That there were 380 votes cast at said election; that 355 of said votes being
mor e than two-thirds (Z/3) thereof were cast for and in favor of issuing the Bonds
of said Division; and 24 of said votes were cast against said Bonds ; that one of
said votes was rejected ,
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It is Therefore .Resolved and Ordered t:p.at the issuing of said Bonds has received
the affirmative number of votes required by law, and that the facts herein contained
a.nd :this resolution and order be forthwith entered upon the minutes of this Board.
Upon the passage and adoption of said resolution and order the roll oeing call d
the vote was as follows, to ' wit:
Ayes: Supervisors Sam J . Stanwood, J . T. Torrence, w. L. Talbott, c. L.
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Preisker and H. s. Deaderick. ,
Nays: None
In the Matter of Grading, Draining and Paving what is known as Suey Crossing
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Road , in.the 5th Road District.
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The bids heretofore submitted in the above - entitl~d matter having been regular
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ly continued to this day for further consideration by said Board an6. said Board having
duly considered the same, now on motion, dn.iy seconded and carried , it is ordered that
said bids be and the same are hereby rejected, on the ground that the same are excessi e,
and
It is further ordered that c. L. Preisker Supervisor of the 5th District, bei
the district within which said work lies, proceed at once to grade, drain and pave
said road with concrete, in accordance with the plans and specifications adopted by
this Board on the 5th day of July, 1921, and
It is further ordered that said Supervisor be and he is hereby authorized to
purchase material and hire men and teams necessary in constructing and completing said
work,
Upon the passage of the foregoing order, the roll being called, the following
Supervisors vot ed Aye, to-wit: Sam J . Stan.wood, J. T. Torrence, w. L. Talbott, c. L.
Preisker and H. s. Deaderick, Nays: None.
In the Matter of the Purchase of Real Property by the County of Santa .ljarbara.
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WHEREAS , the Board of Supervisors by a resolution duly passed and adopted on
the 2nd day of July, 1923, declared it' to be the intention of said Board to purchase f om
C. w. Smith, the real property in said resolution and hereinafter described, for the
sum of Four Thousand Dollars in lawful money of the United States, said purchase pri ee
to be paid on the execution and delivery of a good and sufficient deed of said propert
t o the County of Santa Barbara, which will convey the said property to said county fre
from all liens and encumbrances, and fixed this 27th day of July~ 1923, at 10 o'clock
a. m.; at the room of said Board in the Court House in the City of Santa Barbara in
said county as the time and place when and where the Board would meet to consummate
said purchase, and directed notice thereof be given by the publication of resolution
for at least three weeks prior to said date in The Santa Maria Times, a newspaper of
general circulation printed and published in said county; and said matter having on
the 27th day of July, 1923; at 10 o'clock a. m. been regularly continued until this
day, and
WHEREAS , it now appears that notice of the said i ntention of the Board to make
said purchase and of the time and place when and where the ~oard would meet to consummate
said purchase, has been given as ordered by this Board, and fu.rther that said
property is needed by .the County of Santa Barbara, that the price 'to be paid therefor
is reasonable and just and that i~ will be to t he interest of the public to purchase
said property at said price; and
WHEREAS , it further appears that C. w. Smith, the owner of said property is
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willing to sell the same to the County for said sum of Four Thousand Dollars~
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NOW, THEREFORE, it is -ordered by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa
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Barbara, that said county purchase said property from saidC. w. Smith at the price
of Four Thousand Dollars in lawful money of the United States, said purchase prioe to
be paid to said C. w. Smith on the execution and delivery .to the county of a good and
sufficient deed or deeds which will convey said property to said county .
It is further ordered, that said c; w. Smith forthwith furnish an abstract of
title to said property and submit the same. to the ~istrict Attorney for examination;
or a satisfactory certificate of t~tle, and upon the approval of the title to said
property and the said deed or deeds by the District Attorney, the Auditor shall issue
to said c. w. Sm. ith a warrant upon the. .treasury for the said sum of F~ur Thousand ; . .
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Dollars, payable out of the Genera.l F. .u nd.
, Said real property .is situated in the City of Santa Maria, County of Santa Bar-
bara, State of California, and particularly described as follo,ws , to-wit: .
Lots 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9 of Block 22 of Curryer & Smith' s Addition to the Town,
now City of Santa Maria, as the same are shown on the map or plat thereof on file in
the office of the County Recorder of the County of Santa Barbara, State of California.
Passed and adopted by the Boa.rd of SuJe rvisors of the County of Santa .Barbar a ,
State of Calif ornia, at a special meeting of said Board this 30th day of July , A. D.
1923.
Attest:
(SEAL)
c. A. Hunt, Clerk.
tl. S . DEADERICK, Chairman of the Board of
Supervisors .
In the Matter of Fixing the Amount of Bond upon filing map designated as "~Aap
of Hermosilla Park, County of Santa Barbara , California."
rt appearing to the .150ard that C. V. Gardner the owner of a .certain tract or
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subdivision of land situate in the County of Santa Barbara, State of California, desig~
nated Map of Hermosilla Park~ being a subdivision of the East 10 acres of Lot 96, town
land and surveys of Santa Barbara as ma.rked and designated on official Map No . 2 by
W. H. Norway County Surveyor, Santa Barbara Courity , California , 1
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same for the purposes of sale,. and
It further appearing that said owner of said land is about to file for record
an accurate map or plat thereof with t he County Recorder as required by law, and said
owner having requested this Board to fix the amount of bond, as provided by law, and
also having presented to this Hoard a good and sufficient bond in the sum of $500.00
conditioned as provided by law.
On motion duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that said c. . V. Gardner
execute and file with this .150ard a good and sufficient bond in the sum of $500 . 00
and by its terms made to inure to the benefit of the County of Santa Barbara, conditioned
for the payment of all taxes which are at the time of filing said map a lien against
said tract or subdivision, or any part thereof but not yet payable, and
rt is further ordered ~hat said bond so presented be and the sarra is hereby
approved and that the same be filed by the Clerk of this Board.
In the Matter of Adopting Plans and Specifications and Setting Apart certain
Moneys for Work in Permanent Road Division of Lompoc
Order of the Board of Supervisors Adopting Plans and Specifications and
Setting Apart moneys.
Upon motion of Supervisor w. L. Talbott , duly seconded and unanimously carried ,
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the following resolution and order vras passed and adopted:
This Board having caused plans and specifications for the work of improving the
roads in Permanent Road Division of Lompoc , as described in the petition heretofore I
filed in said matter, to be prepared, and an estimate of the cost of said work to be
made, and the plans (consisting of a map showing the location of said roads and a pro ile
o:f said roads) , specifications for the work of improving said roads , and an estimate
of the cost of doing said work, in the amount of $234 ,355 .00, being now submitted to
said ~oard and examined, said estimate not deducting for the work to be done by the
Coull.'.by of Santa Barbara, and said Board finding that the amount necessary to be raise
after such deduction is the sum of $215 ,001 .00.
It is hereby resolved and ordered that said plans (consisting of said map and
said pro:file) , and said speci:fications, be and the same are hereby approved and adopt d
and ordered placed on file herein.
It is further ordered and resolved that the sum of $1 . 00 be set apart for said
work from the General Road Fund of this County, which sum the said Board hereby find$
and declares to be equitable ; and that the further sum of $15, 000 . 00 be set apart for
the said work from the Road District Fund of the Fourth District of this County ; said
last named sum being not less than seventy-five (75) per cent of the sum which oears
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the same ratio to the whole fund of said Fourth Road District which the assessed v~luation
of said Perrm.nent Road Division of Lompoc bears to the whole valuation of said
Fourth Road District.
rt is further ordered that the aforesaid sums shall be set apart in a fund to
be known as the Permanent Road Fund of the Permanent Road Diyision of Lompoc, and tha
the balance necessary for said work over and above the amounts before in this order
and resolution set apart, shall be raised by the issuance of the bonds of said Perman nt
Road Division of Lompoo in the manner provided by law.
Upon the passage and adoption of said resolution and order, the roll being call d;
the vote was as follows, to-wit : Ayes: Supervisors Sam J . Stanwood, J . T. Torrence ,
w. L. Talbott , c. L. Pre i sker and H. s. Deaderick, Nays ; None .
In the Matter of Calling Special Bond Election for Permanent Road Division
Order of the ~oard of Supervisors Calling for Bond Election in Permanent Road
Division of Lompoc .
Upon motion of Supervisor w. L. Talbott duly seconded and unanimously carried,
the following resolution and order was passed and adopted :
WHEREAS , at the regular meeting of the .t50ard of Supervisors of Santa Barbara
County , held December 1, 1919 , the .t5oard did by resolution and or der establish the
Permanent Road Division of Lompoc; and
WHEREAS , thereaftrer at the regular meeting of said "card held the 7th day of
May, 1923, on receipt of a petition in due form as required by Sect ion 2751 of the
Political Code of California , the Board proceeded to prepare pl ans and specifi cat ions
for , and an estimate of the cost of the wor k mentioned in said petition, and al so
certain work considered a necessary part of the roads petitioned to be improved, and
did thereafter at said meeting approve, adopt and order placed on file plans , specifi
cations and an estimate (in the sum of Two Hundred Thirty-four Thousand Three Hundred
fifty-five Dollars) for the doing o~ said Wrk; said estimate oeing for the entire
work and not deducting the work to be done by the County of Santa Barbara.
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WHEREAS , thereafter at the same meeting, said ~oard did by order and resolution
set apart for said work the sum of One ($1. 00) Dollar from the General Road Fund
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of said County , and the further sum of Fifteen Thousand ($15 ,000) Dollars f r om the
Road Distrjot Fund of the Fourth District of said county ; and
WHEREAS , said pr oceedings provided that the balance necessary for said work
after deducting the work to be done by Santa Barbara County, namely , the sum of Two
Hundred Thousand ($200,000)Dollars , be raised by the issuance a.nd sale of bonds in
th~ manner provided by law;
, NOW , THEREFORE, IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED AND ORDERED that an election be and the
same hereby is, called and will be held at the pol ling places hereinafter specified
in said Permanent Road Division of Lompoc on the 25th day of September, 1923, between
the hours of six o'clock A. M. and seven o' clock P. M. of said day (during which time
the polls shall remain open) , at which time will be submitted the question of the
issue and sale of bonds of said Permanent Road Division in the amount of Two Hundred
Thousand ($200,0GO) Dollars, payable in lawful .money of the United States , for the
purpose of raising money for carrying on and compl eting the aforesaid work of improv-
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ing certain roads in said Permanent Road Division of Lompoc; the said bonds to be
issued and sold pursuant to said proceedings, and said bonds will be of the denomination
of One Thousand ($1000 . 00) Dollars each, bear interest at the rate of five and
one- ha1f (5-1/2) per cent per annum, payable annually , and shall be numbered from l
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to 200 consecutively , and payable ten (10) bonds each yea:r, commencing one (l) yea:r
after the. date of the bonds as more specifically stated in the Notice of Election made
a part of this order and resolution.
The boundaries of the resp,ective ele.ction districts for the purpose of said
election are hereby defined and establi shed as set forth in said Notice of Election,
and the polling places for such election are hereby designated as set forth in said
Notice of Election.
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that the persons named as Judges in the said notice of
suoh election be and they are hereby appointed judges for the respective election
districts to conduct said election. The results of said election shall be certified
to and considered by the Board of Supervisors in the manner and at the time specified
in said Notice of Election.
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that such elect. ion be called and notice thereof be
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given by posting notices signed by the chairman of this Board and attested by the
County - Cle~k, not more than one mile apart and not less than three such notices along
each of the roads proposed to be improved, at least fifteen '16) days before the said
election, and by publishing the same at least once a week for three (3) successive
weeks in the Lompoa Review~ a newspaper published within said Permanent Road Division;
that said notice shall be posted and published substantially in the following form:
NOTICE OF BORD ELECTION IN PERMANENT ROAD DIVISION OF LOMPOC .
NOTICE is. HEREBY GIVEN to the electors of the Permanent Road Division of Lompoo
in the County of Santa Barbara, State of California, that in accordance with Artic1e
IX , Chapter II, Title VI. Part III of the Political Code of the State of California,
an election has been called and will be held within said Permanent Road Division on
the 25th day of September , 1923 , between the hours of six o' clock A. M. and seven
o' clock P. M. of said day (during which time the polls shall remain open); at which
time will be submitted the question of issuing and selling bonds of said Permanent
Road Division of Lompoc in the amount of Two Hundred Thousand ($200 ,000) Dollars, payable
in lawful money of the United States, for the purpose of raising money for carrying
on and completing the work of improving certain roads in said Permanent Road
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Division; that for the purpose of holding said election. the said Permanent Road Division
has been distric~ed into five (5) special election districts . The boundaries of
said districts are as follows; and the respective pol ling places therein are as follow ;
and the Judges appointed to conduct said election in said respective districts are as
follows , to wit:
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SPECIAL ELECTION DISTRICT NO . 1 . I
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This district shall consist of regular election precincts known as Lompoc precin~ts
numbered 1 , 3 and 6, as established by the Hoard of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County ,
December 1 , 1919. A more particular description of the boundaries of said district is
as follows :
Beginning at the intersection of Ocean Avenue and H Street of the City of Lompoc
California, running north on center of H Street to the southeast corner of Farm Lot 20
of the Rancho Lompoc; thence west along the south line of Lots 20 and 24 of the Rancho
Lompoc to southeast corner of Farm Lot 29 of said Rancho ; thence north between Farm
Lots 24 and 29 , 25 and 28 of said Rancho , and to the c~nter of the Santa Ynez River ;
thence up the center of said river to the line between Farm Lots 18 and 17 , to the
northerly line of the Rancho Lompoc; thence westerly along the northerly line of said
Rancho to the line between Farm Lots 17 and 18 of the Subdivision of the Purissima
Rancho ; thence north along the line between Lots 17 and 18 , 12 and 13, of said Purissi a
Rancho to the southeast corner of Lot 5 of said Rancho ; thence westerly along the sout -
erly line of said Lot 5 and the northerly line of Lots 13 and 14 of said Rancho to sou heasterly
line of Rancho Jesus Maria; thence northeasterly along the southeasterly line
of said Jesus Maria Rancho to t he northwest corner of the Ranoho Mission de la Purissi a
thence easterly along the northerly line of said last named Rancho to the most southea terly
line of the Rancho ~odos Santos y San Antonio ; thence northwesterly along the
southwesterly line of said last named Rancho and the Casmalia Rancho to the Pacific
Ocean; thence southerly along the Pacific Ocean to the southwest corner of the Ran.oho
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 , northwesterl
and northeasterly along the westerly line of said Farm Lot No . 137 to the southeast
corner of Farm Lot No . 138 of the said Rancho; thence northerly between Farm Lots 138 nd
136 of the said Rancho to the most easterly corner of Farm Lot 139 of said Rancho;
thence northeasterly along the southeasterly line of Farm Lots 135 and 134 of said
Rancho to the southwesterly corner of Farm Lot 88 of said Rancho ; thence easterly alo
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 Farm Lot 89 to the northwest corne
of said Farm Lot 89 ; thence easterly along the northerly line of Farm Lots 89 and 90
to the northeast corner of Farm Lot 90; thence southerly along the easterly line of
Farm Lot 90 to the northwest corner of Farm Lot 95 ; thence easterly along the northerl
line of Farm Lots 95 and 97 to the intersection of H Street in the City of Lompoc ;
thence north along the center line of H Street to the point of beginning.
Polling Place for Special ~lection District Number On~ ; Office of F. A. Mann',
Justice of the Peace , on the west side of H. Street between Cypress Avenue and Ocean
Avenue of the City of Lompoc .
JUDGES : William Negus
J . D. Callis
Ben Grossi
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SPECIAL ELECTION DISTRICT NO . 2.
Thi s district shall cnnsist of regular election precincts known as Lompoc preci~cts
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numbered 2 , 4 and 5 , as established by the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County
December 1, 1919. A more particular description of the boundaries of said district
is as follows :
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Beginning at the intersection of Ocean Avenue and H Street in the City of
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Lompoc, California; thence north along the center of H Street to the southeast corner
of Farm Lot 20 of the Rancho Lompoc; thence west along the south line of Farm Lots 20
and 24 of the Rancho Lompoc to the southeast corner of Farm Lot 29 of said Rancho; thence
north between Farm Lots 24 and 29 , . and between Farm Lots 25 and.28 of said Rancho,
and to the center of the Santa Ynez River; thence up the center of said r iver to the
line between Farm Lots 18 am. 17 of said Rancho ; thence north between Farm Lots 18 and
17 to the northerly line of Rancho Lompoc; thence westerly 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 anl 18, 12 and 13, of said Purissima
Rancho to the southeast corner of Lot 5 of said Rancho ; thence westerly along the
southerly line of said Lot 5 and the northerly line of Lots 13 and 14 of said Rancho
to the southeasterly line of Jesus Maria Rancho to the northwest corner of the Rancho
Mission de la Purissima; thence easterly along the northerly line of said last named
Rancho to the northwest corner thereof; thence southwesterly along the easterly line
of said Mission de la Purisaima 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 south between Lots 25 and 35, 24 and 26 of said Santa Rita
Rancho to the center of the County Road; thence easterly along t he southerly line of
Lot 26 of said Rancho to the westerly line of Lot 22 of said Rancho; thence southerly
along the westerly line of said Lot 22 to the northerly line of Lot 8 of said Rancho ;
thence southwesterly along the easterly line of said Lot 8 to the center of the Santa
Ynez River; thence easterly and southerly along the center of said river to the inter- I
section of the westerly boundary of the George G. King tract of 268 . 21 acres; thence
easterly along the northerl y boundary of said tract to its intersection with the west
boundary of the George G. King tract of 875 .84 acres ; thence northerly, easterly and
southerl y along the west, north and east boundary of said tract to the line between
Townships 6 and 7 North of Range 33 wests. B. M.; thence east along said line betwgen
Townships 6 and 7 North, to its intersection with the westerly boundary of the Santa
Rosa Rancho; thence southerly along this boundary to its interseotion with the center
line of the Santa Ynez River; thence up the center of said river to its inter section I
with the easterly boundary line of the Santa Rosa Rancho; thence southeasterly and I
southwesterly along the easterly boundary line of the aforesaid r ancho to its interseotion
with the line between Sections 28 and 29 , Township 6 North of Range 32 West , S .B
M.; thence south between Sections 28 and 29 , 32 and 33 of said Township; and Range ,
to the northerly line of the Rancho San Julian; thence southerly, westerly and northerly
along the easterly , southerly and westerly line of said San Julian Rancho to the
northwest .corner thereof; thence westerly along the southerly line of the Lompoc Rancho
to the southwest corner of Farm Lot 137. of said Rancho ; thence northerly and northwest-
erly and northeasterly along the westerly line of said Farm Lot 137 to the southeast I
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corner of Farm Lot 138; thence northerly between Farm Lots 138 and 136 of said Rancho I
to the most easterly corner of Farm Lot 139 of said Rancho ; thence northeasterly along
the southeasterly line of Farm Lot 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
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south\ivest corner of Farm Lot 89 of said Rancho ; thence northerly along the westerly
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line of said Farm Lot 89 to the northwest corner of Farm Lot 89 ; thence eas t along
the north line of Farm Lots 89 and 90 to the northeast corner of said Farm Lot 90;
thence south along the east line of said Farm Lot 90 to the northwest corner of Farm
Lot 95 of said Rancho ; thence east along the north line of Farm Lots 95 and 97 of sai~
rancho to its intersection with H Street in the City of Lompoc ; thence north along th
center of H Street of said town to the place of beginning.
Polling pl ace for Special Election District Number Two :
The Town Hall on the vvest side of G Street, between Cypress Avenue and Ocean
Avenue in the City of Lompoc .
JUDGES: Eunice Talbott
c. w. Henning
Guy Hibbitts
SPECIAL ELECTION DISTRICT NO . 3 .
This district shall consist of the regular election precinct known as Santa
Rita Precinct as established by the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County on
December 1 , 1919. A more particular description of the boundaries of said district is
as f ol lovm:
Commencing at the intersection of the center line of the Santa Ynez River with
the east boundary line of the Santa Rosa Rancho; thence westerly down the center of
said river to the east line of Lot 22 of the said Santa Rosa Rancho ; thence northerly
along said east line o:f Lot 22 to the north line of the same; thence easterly and
northerly along the westerly line of the Santa Rosa Rancho to the line between Townships
6 and 7 North , Range 33 West , s. B. M.; thence west along the line between said
to~vnships to the east line of the Santa Rita Rancho; thence northerly along the east
line of said last named rancho to the northeast corner of the George G. King Tr act of
875 .84 acres; thence west along the north line of said 875 . 84 acre tract to the north
west corner of the same ; thence south along the weet line of said 875.84 acre tract
to the northeast corner of the George G. King tract of 268 . 21 acres; thence southwest
erly along the boundary line of said last mentioned tract to the center of the Santa
Ynez River ; thence westerly down the center of said river to its i ntersection with th
east line of Lot 8 of the Santa Rita Rancho; thence norther ly along the easterly line
of Lots 8 , 11 and 15 of said Rancho to the north line of Lot 9 of said Rancho ; thence
easterly between Lots 9 and 21 to the southeast corner of said Lot 21 ; thence nor therly
between Lots 21 and 22 to the center of the Santa Rita County Road ; thence west along
said road to the southwest corner of Lot 26 of said Rancho Santa Rita ; thence north
along the west boundary of said Lot 26 and Lot 25to the northeast corner of Lot 35 of
said Rancho Santa Rita ; thence west along the north b 011nd ary of Lot 35 to the west
boundary of the said Santa Rita Rancho~ which is also the east boundary of the Rancho
de la Purissima; thence northeasterly along the east boundary of said last named Rane o
~ to the south boundary of the Los Alamos Rancho; thence east along the said south boun -
ary of the said Los Alamos Rancho to the La Laguna Rancho ; thence south along the
west boundary of said La Laguna and San Carlos de Jonata Ranchos to the place of
beginning.
Polling ~lace for Special Election District Number Three ;
The School House of Santa Rita School District.
JUDGES: J . M. Dimock
A. R. Hapgood
L. D. Streeter
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SPECIAL ELECTIOli DISTRICT NO. 4.
This district shall consist of t he regular election precinct known as Co jo precinct
as establ i shed by t he Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County on December
1 , 1919. A More particular description of the boundaries of said district is as follows:
Beginning at the northerly corner of what is known as La Espada Rancho, said
point being the inter section of the northerly line of said Rancho with the shore line
of the Pacifio ooean; thence easterly along the northerly line of said Rancho to the
northwesterly corner of the Rancho San Julian; thence southerly along the westerly
line of Rancho San Julian to the southwest corner thereof; thence easterly along the
southerly line of said Ra~ho San Julian to a point that is due north of the intersection
of Santa Anita Creek and the north line of Rancho Nuestr a Senora del Refugio ;
thence due south to the point of intersection; thence southerly along the center of
Santa Anita Creek to the Pacific Ocean; thence westerly and northwesterly a l ong the
shore line of the Pacific Ocean to the point of beginning.
Polling place for Special Election District Number Four :
Southern Pacific Depot at Concepcion Station.
JUDGES : Andrew A. Ortega
J. J. Hollister
Frank A. Scaron.i,
SPECIAL ELECTION DISTRICT NO. 5 .
This district shall consist of the regular electi on precinct known as Las Cruces
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Precinct as established by the Board of Super visor s of Santa Barbara County on December
1, 1919. A more particular descr iption of the boundaries of said district is as follO\
VS:
Beginning at a point on the shore line of the Pacific Ocean where the Santa Anita
Creek flows into the same ; thence northerly up the center of said creek t o the i ntersecti
on thereof with the northerly line of the Rancho Nuestra Senora del Refugio ; thence
due north to a point on the south boundary of the Rancho San Julian; thence easterly
along the southerly line of said Rancho San Julian to the southeast corner thereof;
thence along the eastern and northern boundaries of Ranoho San Julian to the l ine between
Sections 32 and 33, Township 6 North , Range 32 West; thence north to the south
line of the Rancho Santa Rosa ; thence along the same easterly and northerly to the
point where the boup.dary line beDween the lands of R. T. Buell Estate and the lands of
the Danish-American Colony intersects the eastern boundary line of said Rancho Santa
Rosa; thence southerly , easterly and southwesterly along the line between the lands
of the R. T. Buell Estate and the lands of the Danish- American Colony to the north line
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of the main road running to the town of Santa Ynez and opposite the Jonata School House;
thence southerly along the east line of the County Road to what is kn.own as the Cuesta
. Crossing to the center of the Santa Ynez River ; thence southeasterly along the center
of said Santa Ynez River to t he nort hwest corner of the l ands of the Alisal Ranch Company
, in the Nojoqui Rancho ; thence southerly along the westerly boundary line of the
said lands of the Alisal Ranch Company to the south boundary line of the Nojoqui Rancho;
thence west along the south boundary line of the Nojoqui Rancho to the line between
Township 5 North, Range 32 West; and Township 5 North , Range 31 West prolonged; thence
due south to the line between Sections 12 and 13, Township 5 North , Range 32 West;
thence west between said Sections 12 and 13, Township 5 North, Range 32 West to a point
where the same inter sects the eastern boundary line of the Laa Cruces Rancho ; thence
southwest and west along the southeast and south boundary line of said Las Cruces Rancho
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to the east line of the County Ro~d in the Gaviota Canon; thence souther ly along the
east line of said County Road to a point on the northeaster ly line of said County
Road where the same makes a sharp turn into Gaviota Canon; thence souther ly along top
of bluff , on the east side of the Gaviota Creek to a point on the west side of said
Creek where the same flows into the Pacific Ocean; thence westerly al ong the shore of
the Paciic Ocean to the place 0 beginning.
Polling Place of Special Election District Number Five :
The School of the Nojoqui School District.
JUDGES : Dulce de la Cuesta
Chas. T. Nichols
J . P. B Skov.
The principal sum or amount of the proposed issue 0 bonds shali be Two Hundred.
Thousand Dollars ($200 , 000. 00), payable in lawul money of the United States. Said
bonds shall be of the denomination of One Thousand Dol lars ($1 ,000. 00) each and shall
be two hundred in number , numbered 1 to 200 , both inclusive, and said bonds shall be(;l.41
interest at the rate of five and one-half (5- 1/2) per cent per annum, payable annual 1
in like lawful money , and shall be payable as follows;
Bonds Numbers
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31
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51
61
71
81
91
101
111
121
131
141
151
161
171
181
191
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20 ,
30
40
50
60
70
80
90
100
110
120
130
140
150
160
170
180
190
200
inclusive, to run
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The purpose for which the proceeds of said bonds are to oe used is to pay the
balance necessary for doing the work hereinafter described , the total estimated cost
of which is Two nundred fifteen thousand and one Dollars ($215,001 . 00) , ani fo r which
work the Board of Supervisors has theretofore set apart One Dollar ($1. 00) out of the
General Road Fund of said County, and Fifteen Thousand Dollar s ($15,000. 00) out of the
Road District Fund of the Fourth District of said County . Said work consists in the
improvement of the roads within said Permanent Road Divia'ion together with the parts
of the bridge which are not paid for by the County of Santa Barbara which are located
as follows :
Beginning at the intersection of College avenue and H Street in the City of Lompoc
, thence, North along H Street and its continuation to the North side of the Santa
Ynez river; thence in a northeasterly direction through the lands of Emily Parker Jone ~
R. w. Smith et al, Lewis Buell, and Union Transportation Company, a corporation, following
the route of the rights of way described on those certain deeds tendered by sai
above named parties to the County of Santa Barbara, to its intersection with the prese t
County road leading from Lompoc to Harris Station; thence in a general northerly direc
tion along said County road to its intersection with the northerly boundary of said
Permanent Road Division, a distance of approximately seven miles ,together with the
of the bridge which are not paid for by the County of Santa ~arbara .
further described as
The said improvement is /.Located between t he south property line of College Avenu
parts
in the Town of Lompoc, Engineers station O 00 and a point on t he Lompoc- Harris Station
Road, said point being on the l i ne between Supervisorial Districts Four and Five , being
July 30th, 1923.
Engineer s Station 374 63. 5 as shown on plan and profiler in the County of Santa
Barbara , California.
A brief description of the work and the materials to be used is as follows;
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The present r oadways are to be improved by grading the same; draining the same ,
and laying thereon a pavement composed of asphalt concr ete .
composed of a base and a wearing surf ace . The oase shaJ 1 be
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upon it shall be lai d a wearing surface 1-1/2 inches t hi ck.
The pavement shaD.be
3-1/2 inches thick, and
The 3-1/2 base shall. be
a dense asphalt concrete. The 1-1 /2 inch wearing suxface shall be sheet asphal t aocording
to the plans on f ile. The width of the pavement shall be eighteen f eet . The
drainage shall be by corrugated iron culverts wit h cement concrete endwalls , reinfor oed
concrete box culverts and reinforced concrete catch basins , with corrugated i r on
culverts and proper drainage ditches where required . The asphalt base and top shall be
constructed of sand , gravel , crushed rock and asphalt , using as much of said material s
as can be found i n pl ace prrlicably near the work, am the remai nder to be shipped i n .
In the concrete wor k Portl and cement , sand, gravel, crushed rock and steel bars and
wires shal l be used as required , and such of the materials as may be found in place
convenient to the work shal l oe used as far as practicable and the remainder shall be
shipped in. Standard gi1ard rail shall be used where re quired. The bridge shal l be
reinforced concrete.
For a more particular description of the work to be done reference is hereby
made to the petitions and orders as well as the plans , maps , detail sheet , specii cations
and estimates now on file in the office of the Board of Supervisors of said
County in connection with the proceedings heretof ore had for the issuance of said
bonds .
The election officers shall certify the result of the election to the Board of
Su:i;:.e rvisors of Santa Barbara County , giving t he whole number of votes cast and the
number for and the number against t he bonds, and said Board will consider the same
a t a meeting of sai d Board to be held on the 1st day of October~ 1923, at ten o ' clock
A. M., subject to adjounment as specified in Section 1280 of the Pol itical Code of
California .
Dated: August 30th , 1923.
Att est :
H. S. DEADERICK , Chai rman of the Board of
Supervise rs .
c. A. Hunt, County Clerk of Santa Barbara County.
(SEAL)
On motion the Board adjourned sine die .
Attest :
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Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara, State of California ,
August 6th 1923, 10 o' clock a. m. Present: Supervisors H. s . Deaderick,
Sam J . Stanwood, J . T. Torrence , w. L. Talbott and c. L. Preisker , the
Clerk and District Attorney . Supervisor H. s. Deaderick in the Chair.
The minutes of the last regular meeting and succeeding special meetings were r ead
and approved
In the Matter of Rescinding a Certain Order Calling an Election in Per manent
Road Division of Lompoc .
Order of the Board of Sui;:ervisors Rescinding Previous order calli ng Eiection.
Upon motion of Supervisor w. L. Talbott duly seconded and unanimously car ried , t e
fol lowing resolution and order was passed and adopted:
WHEREAS , this 'Board of Super visors did her etofore and on the 30th day of July;
1923, pass and adopt an or der and resolution calling a special election to be held in
the Permanent Road Division of Lompoc, on the September 25th 1923, and
WHEREAS , it appears that the boundaries of ce r tain elect ion pr ecincts were therei
incorrectly described and therefor e did not comply with the legal r equirements and t
said election should not be held on accordance with said order,
NOW, THEREFORE , it is hereby reso lved and ordered that the aforesaid or der and
resolution calling said election be and it is her e b~ rescinded and declared null and
void .
Upon the passage and adoption of the foregoing or der , the r oll being called, the
vote was as follows , to -wit:
Ayes : Sam J. Stanwood , J . T. Torr ence , w. L. Talbott , c. L. Preisker and H. s.
Deaderick. ~ays : None .
In the Matter of Calling Special Bond Election for Permanent Road Division o
Lompoc .
Order of the Board of Supervisors Calling for Bond El ection in Permanent Road
Division of Lompoc.
Upon motion of Supervisor W. L. Talbott duly seconded and unanimously carried,
the following resolution and order was passed and adopted:
WHEREAS , at the regular meeting of the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara
County, held December 1 , 1919 , the Board did .by resolution and order establish the
Bermanent Road Division of Lompoc; and
WHERE.AS , thereafter at the regular meet ing of said Board hel d the 7th day of M8.
1923, on receipt of a petition in due form as r equired by Secti on 2751 of the Pol iti c
Code of California , the Board proceeded to pr epare plans and specifica tions for , and
an estimate of the cost of the work mentioned in said petition, and also cer tain work
considered a necessary part of the roads petitioned to be improved , and did thereafter
at a special meeting held July 30, 1923 , adopt and order placed on file pl ans , specifi at
ions and an estimate (in the sum of Two Hundr ed Thirt y- four Thousand Three Hundred an
fifty- five dollars ) for the doing of said wor k; said est imate being for the entire
work and not deducting the work to be done by the County of Santa Barbara.
WHEREAS , thereafter at the same meeting , said Board did by order and resolution
set apart for said work the sum of One ($1. 00) Dollar from the General Road Fund of
said County, and the further sum of Fifteen Thousand ($15, 000) Dollars f r om the Road
District Fund of the Fourth District of said county; and
WHEREAS, said proceedings provided that the balance necessary for said work,
after deducting the work to be done by Santa Barbara County , namely , the sum of Two
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Hundred Thousand ($200, 000) Dollars , be raised by the issuance and sale of bonds in
the manner provided by law;
NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED AND ORDERED that an election be and the
same hereby is , called and will be held at the polling places hereinafter specified in
said Permanent Road Division of Lompoc on the 25th day of September, 1923, oetween the
hours of six o' clock A. M. and seven o' clock P. lit. of said day (du.ring which time the
polls shall remain open) , at which time will be submitted the question of the issue
and sale of bonds of said Permanent Road Division in the amount of Two Hundred Thousand
($200, 000) Dollars, payable in law:ful money of the United States, for the purpose
of raising money for carrying on and completing the aforesaid work of improving certain
roads in said Per manent Road Division of Lompoc; the said bonds to be issued and sold
pursuant to said proceedings , and said bonds will be of the denomination of One Thousand
($1000 . 00) Dollars each, bear interest at the rate of f ive and one-half (5 1/2) per
cent per annum, payable annually , and shall be numbered from 1 to 200 consecutively ,
and payable ten (lO) bonds each year, commencing one (l) year a.ter the date of the
bonds as more specifically stated in the Notice of Election made a part of this order
and resolution.
The boundaries of the respective election districts for the purpose of said election
are hereby defined and established as set forth in said Notice of Election, and the
polling places for such election arc hereby designated as set forth in said Notice of
El ection.
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that the persons named as Judges in the said notice of
such election be and they are hereby appointed judges for the respective election districts
to conduct said election. The results of said election shall be certified to
and considered by the Board of Supervisors in the manner and at the time specified in
said Notice of Election.
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that such election be called and notice thereof be given
by posting notices signed by the chairman of this Board and attested by the County
Clerk, not more than one mile apart and not less than three such notices along each of
the roads proposed to be improved , at least fifteen (15) days before the said election,
and by publishing the same at least once a week for three (3) successive weeks in the I
Lompoc Review, a newspaper published within the said Permanent Road Division; that said
notice shall be posted and published substantially in the following form:
NOTICE OF BOND ELECTION IN PERMANENT ROAD DIVISION OF LOMPOC .
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the electors of the Permanent ~oad Division of Lompoc
in the County of Santa Barbara, State of California, that in accordance with Article IX ,
Chapter II , Title VI. Part III of the Political Code of the State of California, an I
election has been called and will be held within said Permanent Road Division on.the
25th day of September, 1923, between the hours of six o ' clock A. M. and seven o'clock I
P. M. of said day (du.ring which time the polls shall remain open) ; at which time will be
submitted the question of issuing and selling bonds of said Permanent Road Division of
Lompoc in the amount of Two Hundred Thousand ($200, 000) Dollars, payable in lawful
money of the United States , :for the purpose of raisir.g money for carrying on and coMpleting
the work of improving certain roads in said Permanent Road Division; that for the
purpose of holding said election, the said Permanent Road Division has been districted into
five (5) special election districts . The boundaries of said districts are as follows
and the respective polling placestherein are as follows ; and the Judges appointed to
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conduct said election in said respective districts are as follows, to wit :
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SPEC IAL ELECTIOlI DISTRICT NO. 1 .
This district shall consist of regular election precincts known as Lompoc precincts
numbered l , 3 and 6 , as established by the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara
County, December 1 ,1919 . A more particular description of the boundaries of said
district is as follows:
Begi nning at the intersection of Ocean Avenue and H Street of the City of Lompof ,
California, running north on center of H Street to the southeast corner of Farm Lot 20
of the Rancho Lompoc ; thence west along the south line of Lots 20 and 24 of the 'Rancho
Lompoc to southeast corner of Farm Lot 29 of said Rancho ; thence north between Farm Lo s
24 and 29 , 25 and 28 of said Rancho, and to the center of t he Santa Ynez River ; thence
up the center of said river to the line between Farm Lots 18 and 17, t o the no rtherly
line of the Rancho Lompoc; thence westerly along the northerly line of said Rancho o
the line between Farm Lots 17 and 18 of the subdivision of the Purissima Rancho ; thence
north along the line between Lots 17 a nd 1 8 , 12 and 13, of said Purissima Rancho to the
southeast corner of Lot 5 of said Rancho; thence westerly along the southerly line of
said Lot 5 and the northerly line of Lots 13 and 14 of said Rancho to southeasterly I
line of Rancho Jesus Maria; thence northeasterly along the southeasterly line of said
Jesus Maria Rancho to the northwest corner of the Rancho Mission de la Purissima ; then e
easterly along the northerly line of said last named Rancho to the most southeasterly
line of the Rancho Todos Santos y San Antonio ; thence northwesterly along the southwes -
erly line of said last named Rancho and the Casmalia Rancho t o the Pacific Ocean; thenc&
southerly along the Pacific Ocean to the southwest corner of the Rancho Lompoc; thence
southeasterly along the souther ly line of said Rancho Lompoc to t he southv1est corner
of Farm Lot 137 of said Rancho Lompoc; thence northerly , northwesterly and nor theasteriy
along t he wester:cy line of said Farm Lot No. 137 to the southeast corner of Farm Lot
No . 138 of the said Rancho ; thence northerly between Farm Lots 138 and 136 of the said
Rancho to the most easterly corner of Farm Lot 139 of said Rancho; thence nor theaster
along the southeasterly line of Farm Lots 136 and 134 of said Rancho to the southweste -
ly corner of Farm Lot 88 of said Rancho ; thence east er ly along the southerly line of
said Farm Lot 88 to the southwest corner of Farm Lot 89 of said Rancho ; thence nor ther y
along the westerly line of Farm Lot 89 to the northwest corner of said Farm Lot 89 ;
thence easterly along the northerly line of Farm Lots 89 and 90 to the nor theast corne~
of Farm Lot 90 ; thence southerly along the easterly line of Farm Lot 90 to the nor thwest
corner of Farm Lot 95 ; thence easterly along the northerly line of Farm Lots 95
and 97 to the intersection of H Street in the City of Lompoc ; thence north along the
center line of H Street to the point of beginning .
Polling Place for Special Election District Number One ; Office of F. A. Mann ,
Justice of the Peace , on the west side of H Street between Cypr ess Avenue and Ocean
Avenue of the City of Lompoc .
JUDGES : William Negus
J . D. Callis
l!en Grossi
SPECIAL ELECTION DISTRICT NO . 2.
This district shall consist of regular election pr ecincts known as Lompoc
precincts number ed 2, 4 and 5 , as established by the Boar d of Supervisors of Santa
Barbara County , December 1 , 1919, A more particular description of the boundaries of
said district is as follows :
~eginning at the inter section of Ocean Avenue and H Str eet in the Cit y of Lompop ;
California; thence north along the center of H Street t o the southeast cor ner of Farm
Lot 20 of the Rancho Lompoc ; thence west along the south line of Farm Lots 20 and 24 of
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the Rancho Lompoc to the southeast corner of Farm Lot 29 of said Ranoho; thence north
between Farm Lots 24 and 29, and between Farm Lots 25 and 28 of said 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 Lota 18 and 17 to the
northerly line of Rancho Lompoc; thence westerly 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 and 18 , 12 and 13, of said Purissima Rancho to the
southeast corner of Lot 5 of said Rancho; thence westerly along the southerly line of
said Lot 5 and the northerly line of ~ots 13 and 14 of said Rancho to the southeasterly
line of Jesus Maria Rancho to the northwest corner of the Rancho Mission de la Purissima;
thence easterly along the northerly line of said last named Rancho to the northwest
corner thereof; thence southwesterly 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 south
between Lots 25 and 35, 24 and 26 of said Santa Rita Rancho to the center of the County
Road ; thence easterly along the southerly line of Lot 26 of said Rancho to the westerly
line of Lot 22 of said Rancho ; thence southerly along the westerly line of said Lot 22
to the northerly line of Lot 8 of said Rancho ; thence southwesterly along the easterly
line of said Lot 8 to the center of the Santa Ynez River ; thence easterly and southerly
along the center of said river 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 with the west boundary of the George G. King tract of 875 .84 acres ;
thence norther ly , easterly and southerly along the west , north and east boundary of
said tract to the line between Tovmships 6 and 7 North of Range 33 Wests. B. M.; thence
east along said line between Townships 6 and 7 North, to its intersection with the westerly
boundary of the Santa Rosa Rancho; thence southerly along this boundary to its intersection
with the center line of the Santa Ynez River ; thence up the center of said river
to its inter section with the easterly boundary line of the Santa Rosa Rancho ; thence
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southeasterly and southwesterly along the easterly boundary line of the aforesaid rancho
to its intersection with the line between Sections 28 and 29 , To,vnship 6 North of Range
32 West, s. B. M.; thence south between Sections 28 and 29 , 32 and 33 of said Township ,
and Range , to the northerly line of the Rancho San Julian; thence southerly, westerly I
and northerly along the easterly, southerly and westerly line of said San Julian Rancho
to the northwest corner thereof; thence westerly along the southerly line of the Lompoc
Rancho to the southwest corner of Farm Lot 137 of said Rancho; thence northerly and northwesterly
and northeasterly along the westerly line of said Farm Lot 137 to the southeast
corner of Farm Lot 138; 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 Farm Lot 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 a long the westerly line of I
said Farm Lot 89 to the northwest corner of Farm Lot 89 ; thence east along the north
line of Farm Lots 89 and 90 to the northeast corner of said Farm Lot 90 ; thence south
along the east line of said Farm Lot 90 to the northwest corner of Farm Lot 95 of said
Rancho ; thence east along the north line of Farm Lots 95 and 97 of said Rancho to its
intersection with H Street in the City of Lompoc; thence north along the center of H
Street of said town to the place of beginning.
Polling pl~ce for Special Election District Number Two :
The Town Hall on the west side of G Street, between Cypress Avenue and Ocean
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Avenue in the City of Lompoc .
JUDGES : Eunice Talbott
C. Vl. Henning
Guy Hibbits
SPECIAL ELECTION DISTRICT ~O . 3 .
This district shall consist of the regular election precinct known as Santa
Rita Precinct as established by the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County on
December 5 , 1921 , excepting therefrom the portion thereof hereinafter descri bed as
excepted. A more particular description of the Boundaries of said district is as
follows :
Commencing at the intersection of the center line of the Santa Ynez River with
the east boundary of the Santa Rosa Rancho ; thence westerly down the center of said ~i~er
to the east line of Lot 22 of the said Santa Rosa Rancho; thence northerly along said
east line of Lot 22 to the north line of same ; thence easterly and northerly along the
westerly line of the Santa Rosa Rancho to the line oetween Townships 6 and 7 North ,
Range 33 West , s . B. Ji~ .; thence v1est along the line oet\veen said Tovmsh ips to the east
line of the Santa Rita Rancho ; thence northerly along the east line of said last name~
rancho to the northeast corner of the Geo. G. King Tract of 875. 84 acres; thence west
along t he north line of said 875 . 84 acre tract to the northwest corner of the same ; I
thence south along the west line of said 875 . 84 acre tract to the northeast corner of
the Geo. G. King Tract of 268 . 21 acres; thence southwesterly along the boundary line of
said last mentioned tract to the center of the Santa Ynez River ; thence westerly down
the center of said river to its intersection with the east line of lot 8 of the Santa
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Rita Rancho ; thence northerly along the easterly lines of Lots 8 , 11 and 15 to the
north line of Lot 9 of said Rancho , thence easterly between Lots 9 and 21 to the south~
east corner of said Lot 21; thence northerly between Lots 21 and 22 to the center of the
Santa Rita County Road ; thence west along said road to southwest corner of Lot 26 of s id
Rancho Santa Ri ta; thence north along the west boundary of said Lot 26 to the nor th-
east corner of Lot 35 of said Rancho Saita Rita ; thence west along the north boundary
of Lot 35 to the west boundary of s aid Santa Rita Rancho , which is also the east bound~
ary of the Rancho de l a Pur~s ima; thence north along the said common boundary line
between the said Ranchos to the south boundary of the Los Alamos Rancho ; thence east
along the said south boundary line of said Los Alamos Rancho and the south boundary
line of the Ranchoes La Laguna and Corral de Quati to the center line of the State
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Highway ; thence southwesterly along the center line of said State Highway to the cente~
of t he Santa Ynez River; thence westerly aJong the center line of said Santa Ynez Ri ver
to the place of beginning, excepting therefrom the por tion of said Santa Rita Precinct
lying within the following boundaries , to wit: '
Commencing at the northwest corner of the Sa~ Carlos de Jonata Rancho running
t hence easterly along t he sout h boundary line of the Ranchos La Laguna and Cor ral
de Quati to the center line of the State Highway ; thence southwesterly along the center
line of said State Highway to line between the lands of the R. T. Buell Estate and the
Danish-American Colony as it existed on December 1 , 1919 ; thence northwesterly; wester y
and northerly to where said last mentioned l i ne intersects the easter ly boundary of
said Santa Rosa Rancho ; thence northwesterly along said east l ine of said Santa Rosa
Rancho to the place of beginning.
Polling Place for Special El ection Distr ict Number Three ;
The Shhool House of Santa Rita School Distr ict.
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same intersects the eastern boundary line of the Las Cruces Rancho ; thence southwest
and west along the southeast and south boundary line of said Las Cruces Rancho to the
east line of the County Road in the Gaviota Canon; thence souther ly along the east I
line of said County Road to a point on the northeasterly line of said County Road where
the same makes a sharp turn into Gaviota Canon; thence southerly along top of bluff ,
on the east side -of the Gaviota Creek to a point on the west side of said Creek where
the same flows into the Pacific Ocean; thence westerly along the shore of the Pacific
Ocean to the place of beginning , excepting therefrom the portion of said Precinct lyiPa
within the following boundaries , to wit :
Comnencing at the point where the easterly boundary line of the Santa Rosa
Rancho intersects the center line of the Santa Ynez River ; thence easterly along the
center line of said river to the center of the bridge crossing said river on the I
State High\'lay ; thence northerly along the center line of said State Highway to where
said Highway intersects the boundary line between the lands of the Danish-American
Colony as said line existed on December 1 , 1919; thence northwesterly , westerly and
~ortherly to where said last mentioned line intersects the easterly line of sa id
Santa Rosa Rancho ; thence southerly along the easterly line of said Santa Rosa Rancho
to the place of beginning .
JUDGES :
Polling Place of Special Election District Number Five:
The School of the Nojoqui School District .
~licaela de la Cuesta
Chas . T. liichols
Natale Georgi , Jr .
The principal sum or amount of the proposed issue o~ bonds shall be Two
Hundred Thousand Dollars ( ~200 , 000 . 00) , payable in law:ful money of the United States.
Said bonds shall be of the denomination of One Thousand Dollars ($1 , 000. 00) each and
shall be two hundred in number , numbered 1 to 200 , both inclusive , and said bonds
shall bear i nterest at the rate of five and one-half (5 1/2) per cent per annum, payable
annually in like lavr.ful money , and shall be payable as follov1s :
Bonds !lumbers
II II
II fl
If II
" " II 1l
II 11
II 11
"
11
II II
11
11 "
II I I
" " II If
If 11
II 11
I I 11
II II
1 to
11
21
31
41
51
61
71
81
91
101
111
121
131
141
151
161
171
181
191
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
80
90
100
110
120
130
140
150
160
170
180
190
200
inclusive , to run 1 yea:r
11 If 2 II
" If II 3 II
" If "4"
n II II 5 II
II II 6 II
fl 11 II 7 11
fl 11 11 8 II
" 11 II 9 II II If 10 If
" II If 11 II
fl 11 fl 12 II
II II II 13 11
If " 14 If
" II II 15 II
II 11 II 16 II
II
If "17 "
II 11 II 18 11
II If if 19 II
II 11 II 20 II
The purpose :for which the proceeds of said bonds are to be used is to pay the
balance necessary for doing the wo r k hereinafter described , the total estimated cost
of' which is Two Hundred fifteen thousand and one Dollars ($215 , 001. 00) , and for crbich
work the Board of Supervisors has theretofore set apart One Dollar ($1 . 00) out of the
General Road Fund of said County, and Fifteen Thousand Dollars ($15 , 000. 00) out of the
Road District Fund of the Fourth District of said County. Said work consits in the
improvement of the roads within said Permanent Road Division together with the parts
of the bridge which are not paid for by the County of Santa Barbara which are located
as follows :
Beginning at the intersection of College avenue and H Street in the City of
t
Au.gust 6th , 1923. 19
Lompoc , thence , North along H street and its continuation to the North side of the
Santa Ynez River; thence in a northeasterly direction through the lands of Emily Parker
Jones , R. w. Smith et al, Lewis Buell , and Union Transportation Company , a corporation,
following the route of the rights of way described on those certain deeds tendered by
said above named parties to the County of Santa Barbara, to its intersection with the
present County road leading from Lompoc to Harris Station; thence in a general northerly
direction along said County road to its intersection with the northerly boundary of
said Permanent Road Division, a distance of approximately seven miles , together with
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the parts of the bridge which are not paid for by the County of Santa Barbara. The
said improvement is :further described as located between the south property line of
College Avenue in the To\m. of Lompoc , E.ngineers Station 0 00 and a point on the Lompoc
Districts
Harris Station Road , said point being on the line between Supervisorial/Four and Five ,
being Engineers Station 374 63.5 as shovm on plan and profile in the County of Santa
Barbara, CaJifornia.
A brief description of the work and materia1s to be used is as fo1lows :
The present roadways are to be improved by grading the same , draining the same ,
and laying thereon a pavement composed of asphalt concrete . The pavement shall be composed
of a base and a wearing surface . The base shall be 3 1/2 inches thick, and upon
it shall be laid a wear ing surface 1 1/2 inches thick. The 3 1/2 base shall be a dense
asphalt concrete . The 1 1/2 inch wearing surface shall oe sheet asphalt according to
the plans on file . The width of the pavement shall be eighteen feet . The drainage shall
be by corrugated iron culverts with cement concrete endwalls , reinforced concrete box
culverts and rein.forced concrete catch basins , with corrugated iron culverts and proper
drainage ditches where required. The asphalt base and top shall be constructed of sand~
gravel, crushed rock and asphalt , using as much of said materials as can be found in
place pr acticably near the work, and the remainder to be shipped in. In the concrete
work Portland cement , sand , gravel, crushed rock and steel bars and wires shall be used
as required , and such of the mater ials as may be found in place convenient to the work
shall be used as far as practicable and the remainder shall be shipped in. Standard
gi1ard rail shall be used where required. The bridge shall be rein:forced concrete .
For a more particular description of the wo r k to be done re:ference is hereby made
to the petitions and orders as well as the plans , maps , detail sheet , specifications
and estimates now on file in the office of the Board of Supervisors of said County in
connection with the proceedings heretofore had for the issuance of said bonds .
The election officers shall certify the result of the election to the Board of
Supervisors of Santa ~arbara County, giving the whole numoer of votes cast and the number
.
for and the number against the bonds, and said Board will consider the same at a meeting
of said Board to be held on the lst day of October, 1923 , at ten o'clock A. l~ ., subject
to adjournment as specified in Section 1280 of the Political Code of California.
Dated: August 6th , 1923.
ATTEST :
(SEAL)
H. S. DEADERICK~ Chairman of the Boa:rd of
Supervisors .
C. A. HUNT , County Clerk of Santa Barbara County.
In the Matter of Constructing a Building on the County Park known as Jonata Park,
near Buellton, in the 4th Supervisor District .
This being the time heretofore fixed for receiving bids for furnishing all tools ,
material and labor necessary for the construction and completion of the building , in the
above entitled matter , the Board proceeded to open and consider the following bids , to-wit:
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Anton B. Ibsen
Everett Building Co.
o. c. Marriott
$1700. 00
$1775.00
$2293. 00
It appearing to the voard that t he bid of Anton B. Ibsen is the lowest and
best bid, on motion duly seconded and carried , it is ordered that said bid of said
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Anton B. Ibsen be and the same is hereby accepted and the contract awarded to him upo
his entering into a contract and giving bonds :for the fulfillment of the same in the
sum o:f twenty-five per cent o:f the contract price and the materialmens, mechanics and
laborers bond provided -bY l aw, and that H. S. Deaderick and c. A. Hunt , Chairman and
Clerk respectively of said Board be and they are hereby authorized to approve said
bones and sign said contract on behal:f of the County of Santa Barbara.
In the Matter of Constructing a Building on the East end of Lo t s No . 7 and 8,
Bl ock No. 15, of Fairlawn Addition to the To,m of Santa Maria.
This being the time heretofore fixed for receiving bids for furnishing all tools
material and labor necessary :for the Construction and completion of the County buildi g
in the above-entitled matter, the Board proceeded to open and consider the bid of o.
c. Marriott being t he only bid filed, and who bid the sum of $2509.00,
It appearing t o the Board that said bid is excessive, on motion duly seconded
and carried, i t is ordered that said bid be and the same is hereby re jected, and
It is further ordered that the Clerk of this Board re-advertise for twenty days
in the Santa Maria Times , a newspaper of general circulation printed and published
in t he County of Santa Barbara, for bids for furnishing all tolls , labor and material
necessary in constructing said building i n accordance with plans and specifications
heretofore adopted; each bid to. be ' accompanied by a certified check for ten per cent
of the amount bid , said check to be made payable to the Chairman of the Board of
- Supervisors of said County; said bid shall be sealed and filed with the Clerk of this
Board on or before September 4th 1923, at 10 o 'clock a . m., the above mentioned certi
fied check shall ~ given as evidence that the bidder will enter into a contract, if
awarded the contract, and will be declared forfeited if the successful bidder refuses o
enter into a contract after being requested so to do by the Board of Supervisors , and .
in addition thereto, the successful bidder will be required to file good and suffioie t
bonds for the faithful performance of said contract covering an amount equal to 75
per cent of the contract price. The Board reserves the right t o re j ect any and all
bids.
In the lliatter of the Purchase of Real Pr operty by t he County of Santa Barbara.
Whereas an offer has been made by J . J . Wilhoit to sell to the County of Santa
Barbara the real property hereinafter described for the sum of $160 . 00 in lawful mone
of the United States , and
.
Whereas it appears to the Board of Supervisors of said county that said pr opert
is needed by said county, and
Whereas it further appears to said Board of Supervisors that the price asked fo
said property by said J . J . Wilhoit , the owner thereof; and for which he is willing to
sell and convey the same to said county, is reasonable and just ;
Now, Therefore , it is resolved t hat it is the intention of the Board of Supe rvisors
aforesaid, and said Board hereby declares that it is its intention to purchase
said real pr operty from said J . J . Wilhoit , and that t he price to be paid therefor is
$160 . 00 i n lawful money of the United States , payable on the execution and delivery of
a good and sufficient deed of said property to said county of Santa Barbara~ which I
will convey as1d pr operty to said county free from all liens , incumbrances and adverse
August 6th , 1923. 21
claims, and
I~ i s further resolved and ordered that Tuesday, the 4th day of September 1923, at
lO o' clock a . m. of said day , at the room of said Board of Supervrsors in the Court
House in the City of Santa Barbara in said county of Santa Barbara be and the same are
hereby fixed as the time and place when and where said Board of Supervisors will meet to
consummate said purchase , and
It is further r esolved and ordered that notice of the said intention to purchase
said proper ty and of the time and place when and where said purchase will be consummated
as afo~esaid, be given by publication of this resolution for at least three weeks prior
to said date in the Santa Maria Times , a newspaper of general circulation printed and
published in said county of Santa Barbara.
The said real property which it is the intention of said Board of Supervisors to
purchase as aforesaid is situated in the Town of Los Alamos , County of Santa Barbara,
State of California , and particularly described as follows , to-wit:
Lot 4 of Block 4 of the Town of Los Alamos as the same is shown on the map or plat
thereof on file in the office of the County Recoro.er of the County of Santa Barbara ,
State of California.
Passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara, State
of California, at a regular meeting of said Board this 6th day of August , A. D. 1923.
H. s. Deaderick, Chairman ~oard of Supervisors.
Attest :
c. A. Hunt , Clerk.
(SEAL)
In the Matter of An Ordinance to .Regulate the Establishment , Maintaining, or
Operating of Automobile Parks or Public Camping Grounds within the County of Santa Barbar
a .
On motion duly seconded and unanimously carried , the ~oard passed and adopted
Ordinance No . 406 , in the above entitled matter . Upon the passage of said ordinance ,
the roll being called , the following Supervisors voted Aye , to-wit : Sam J. Stanwood ,
J . T. Torrence , W. L. Talbott , C. L. Preisker and H. S. Deaderick, Nays : None .
In the Matter of the Cancellation of Erroneous or Double Assessment .
\~,~~~~ 0 The Tax Collector of the County of Santa Barbara, State of California, having re-
~~ e."~~~ ~
~~~0'~~0 ~~ ported to this Board that Lots 11 and 12, Block 39, to~m of Carpinteria were assessed
.~ e""' \ '-
~ ~ ~qs-,q for the year 1922- 23, to H. L. Marsh as shown on page 58 Vol . 1 Assessment Rolls , and
that all the truces , penalties , costs and other charges by law thereon have been paid in
full ; that the same property was also assessed for the same year to Edwin E. Stultz as
shown on page 71 Vol . 1 Assessment Roll s , and that the taxes on the last mentioned asses~
sment were not paid,
On motion duly sec onded and carried , it is ordered that the County Audi tor of said
County shall cancel said last mentioned assessment by entry on the margin of the assessment
book and also on the delinquent list, in accordance with the provisions of Sec.
3805 of the Political Code .
In the Matter of the Cancellation of Erroneous or Double Assessment
The Tax Collector of the County of Santa Barbara, State of California, having re-
~"":. ~ o""-~ o v.i. ~
o~'""D 0 ~~~~ ported to this Board that Lots 14 and 18 , Block 84 and an automobile valued at $100. 00
~s ~~~~"'~ ~ .
City of Santa Barbara were assessed for the year 1922- 23 , to Wm. Azenhofer as shown on
'
page 9 Vol. 2 Assessment Roll s , and that all the truces , penalties , costs and other chargs
by law ther eon have been paid in full ; that the same property was also assessed for the
same year to 1Nm. Azenhofer as shown on page 16 Vol . 2 Assessment Rolls , and that the
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taxes on the last mentioned assessment were not paid ,
On motion duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the County Audi tor of
said County shall cancel said last mentioned assessment by entry on the margin of the
assessment book and also on the delinquent list , in accordance with the provisions of
Seo . 3805 of the Political Code .
In the Matter of the Cancellation of Erroneous or Double Assessment .
The Tax Collector of the County of Santa Barbara, State of California , having
reported to this Board that Lot 8 Block lOot City of Santa Barbara was assessed for
yea:r 1922- 23, to P. Sorenson , et ux , as shown on page 393 Vol. 2 Assessment Rolls , an
that all the taxes, penaltie s , costs and other charges by law thereon have been paid i
full; that Lot 4a, Block lOOt being the same proper ty according to Assessor' s Map was
also assessed for the same year to c. c. Hunt as shown on page 195 Vol. 2 Assessment
Rolls , and that the taxes on the last mentioned assessment :were not paid ,
On motion duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the County Auditor of sai
County shall cancel said last mentioned assessment by entry on the margin of the asses -
ment book and also on the delinquent list, in accordance with the provisions of Sec.
3805 of the Political Code
In the Matter o f the Cancellation of Erroneous or Doubl e Assessment .
The Tax Collector of the County of Santa Barbara, State of California, having r eported
to this Board that Lot 5, Block 84 , City of Santa ~arbara was assessed for the
year 1922-23, to Sophie E. Parma as shown on page 316 Vol. 2 Assessment Rolls , and tha
all the taxes , penalties , costs and other charges by law ther eon have been paid in
full; that the same property was also assessed for the same year to Sophie E. Parma as
shown on page 316 Vol. 2 Assessment Rolls, and that the taxes on the last mentioned
assessment were not paid ,
On motion duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the County Auditor of sail
County shall cancel said last mentioned assessment by entry on the margin of the asses -
ment book and also on the delinquent list , in accordance with the provisions of Sec.
3805 of the Political Code
In the Matter of the Cancellation of Erroneous or Double Assessment.
The Tax Collector of the County of Santa Barbara, State of California , having
reported to this Board that Lots 3 and 4 , Block 84, City of Santa Barbara were assesse
for the year 1922- 23, to Sophie E. Parma as shovm on page 316 Vol. 2 Assessment Rol ls ,
and that all the taxes , penalti es , costs and other charges by law thereon have been pa d
in full; that the same property was also assessed for the same yea:r to Sophi e E. Par ma
as shown on page 316 Vol . 2 assessment Rolls , and that the taxes on the last mentioned
assessment were not paid .
On motion duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the County Auditor of satd
county shall cancel said l ast mentioned assessment by entry on the mar gin of the asses -
ment book and also on the delinquent list , in accordance with the pr ovisions of Sec.
3805 of the Political Code
In the Matter of the Cancellation of Erroneous or Double Assessment .
The Tax Collector of the County of Santa Barbara, State of California , having r e
ported to this Board that Pt . Suey Ro. Sec. 12 Twp. 10 R. 33- 522 acres , Sec . 13 Twp . 1
R. 33- 143 acres were assessed for the year 1922-23, to Newhall Land and Farming Co . as
shown on page 296 Vol. 3 Assessment Rolls, and that all the taxes , penalties , costs
other charges by law the~eon have been paid in full ; that the same property was also
assessed for the same year to Newhall Land and Farming Co ., as shown on page 308 Vol. 3
assessment Rolls, and that the taxes on the last mentioned assessment were not paid.
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On motion duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the County Auditor of
said county shall cancel said last mentioned assessment by entry on the margin of the
assessment book and also on the delinquent list, in acco rdance with the provisi ons of
Seo . 3805 of the Political Code .
In the Matter of the Cancellation of Erroneous or Double Assessment .
The Tax Collector of the County of Santa Barbara, State of California, having
reported to this Board that an Automobile. was assessed for the year 1922-23, to Harry
Harper as shown on page 244 Vol . 4 Assessment Rolls, and that all the taxes, penalties
costs and other charges by law thereon have been paid in full; that the sane property
,
was also assessed for the same year to Maggie Harper as shown on page 404 Vol. 2 assess-
.
ment Rolls , and that the taxes on the last mentioned assessment were not paid .
On mot ion duly seconded and carried. , it is ordered that the County Auditor of
said county shall cancel said last mentioned assessment by entry on the margin of the
assessment book and also on the delinquent list, in accordance with the provisions of
Seo . 3805 of the political Code.
In the Matter of the Cancellation of Erroneous or Double Assessment .
The Tax Collector of the County of Sant a Barbara , State of California , having
reported to this Board that Lots 1 to 8 and 10 to 2o Map Book D, Map 51 Los Alturas
152 3/4 acres were assessed for the year 1922- 23 , to Los Alt uras Land Co ., as shown on
page 480 Vol. 2 Assessment Rolls, and that all the taxes, penalt ies, costs and other
charges by law thereon have been paid in full ; this assessment includes or covers Lot
23 lvfu.p book D 51 , Los Alturas according to the Assessor' s J.~aps) and a l so assessed for
the same year to County National Bank and Trust Co, as shown on page 61 Vol. 2 assess-
ment Rolls, and that the truces on the last mentioned assessment were not paid
. On motion duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the County Auditor of
said county shall cancel said last mentioned assessment by entry on the margin of the
assessment book and also on the delinquent list , in accordance with the provisions of
-=_.l.\. Sec , 3805 of the Poli ti cal Code J--e l 1 l 1 O'V\. o
In the Matter of the Petition of De la Vina Cordero for County Aid for Carmelita
@o,J.-'t'~~ ~
)J.0 - I o. J
~-c-.-.\~ . ';;,)u"'r. Goux , a minor,
It appearing to the satisfaction of the Board that said Carmelita Gome aged 8
years is a proper person to receive County Aid , and she is in the custody of said De
la Vina Cordero.
I t is ordered that the Auditor draw his warrant. on the Treasurer on Indigent
Fund , in favor of said De la -Vina Cordero for the sum of Ten & 00/100 dollars , and fo r I
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 minor.
In the J.1:atter of the Petition of 1'farianna F . 1W.ssetto for County Aid for John ,
Tressie and l~in"!ie Ilassetto , mino rs.
rt appearing to the satisfaction of the Board that said John l~ass etto, aged 15
' years , Tressie ?~a sset to, aged 13 years and I~Iinnie ~.fo.sset to, aged 10 years are the children
of Dominic Ma.ssetto who is suffering ~ith tuberculosis and asthma , and by reason thereof
cannot pursue a gainful occupation , and said minors being proper pe rsons to receive
I
County Aid , and bei11g in the custody of said lviarianna F. I~assetto .
It is ordered that t he Auditor draw his warrant on the Treasurer on Indigent
Fund , in favor of said i.1arianna F . lJassetto for the sum of Thirty & 00 /100 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 for the support of the above named minors
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: In the Matter of Petition for County Aid .
It appearing to the Board that the following named peti tioners are proper persons
to receive county aid , On ~otion duly seconded and carried it is ordered that the
Auditor draw his warrant on the Indigent Fund in favor of the following named persons
for the sums set opposite their r espective names on the 1st day of Sept 1923, to-wit :
Charles W. Baker
Mrs. Plutarcho Carr illo
J . 1.I. Burleigh
Sadie Hubbel
Claud Johnson
Vicente A. Juarez
Annabelle McGreal
Refugia Olivas
Mabel Hyde
Ida Fl ores
Arine Henrickson
Verda Anthony
Em.'llS. P Anton
Anna El phick
R. Cloak
Blanche E. Emmons
Hattie B. Harbison
John Harrison
John Davies
Mary Hedrick
Juan B. Surita
FIRST SUPERVISOR DISTRICT.
$15. 00
20 ,00
30 . 00
l0. 00
10. 00
12.00
10. 00
10. 00
Jose Roble
Caterina Romero
Jose IJ:aria Ronero
Andrew Ruiz
John P . \Vare
Mrs . J e ssie K. Wilson
Adeline 't'lright
SECOlill SUPERVISOR DISTRIC :r_.
14.25 Antonio l'oisard
THIRD SUPERVISOR DISTRIC T.
10. 00
15. 00
!\Ilaria Josefa Pico
Pedr o v. Romero , et ux.,
FOURTH SUPERVISOR DISTRICT.
20 . 00
20 . 00
20 . 00
15 .00
20. 00
10.00
1 0. 00
Augusta J.1iller
Donalda Lio ore
ltfu.bel E. 11urray
1'1ae i1ic Co 11 um
l.W.ria Ramirez
Joseph Usher
FIFTH SUPERVISOR DISTRICT .
8 . 00
10.00
20 ,00
Mrs . Fr ank Valencia -
Iv1argar et I~!a r cum 'Nard
$10 . 00
20 . 00
15. 00
1 0 . 00
10. 00
10.00
10 . 00
8. 00
10. 00
25 . 00
10. 00
20 . 00
20 .00
40. 00
10. 00
10. 00
10 . 00
10 . 00
The Reports of Anna E. McCaughey , Superintendent County Detention Home and
w. c. Mi ssall , County Live stock Inspector for the month of July 1923, were examined
and ordered filed ,
In the liatter of Allowing the Claim of Frank Fitzgerald No . 208 , for the sum of
~85 . 80 re jected June 4 , 1923.
On motion duly seconded and unanimously carried , it is ordered that the or der
made on the 4th day of June 1923, re jecting the claim of said Frank Fitzgerald for the
sum of $85 .80 be and the same is hereby rescinded, and
It is furthe r ordered that said Claim be allowed for the s um of $85. 80 and a
warrant in payment of the sam:l be dravm on the General Fund.
~lo.\'\"f\'~,()""~" os On motion duly s econded and carried, it is ordered that the Claim of Lesandr o
~e.m~o"'o-1\S Ontiveros No . 509 for $17. 00 be temporarily withdrawn by Supervisor c. L. Preisker
"'4 '"' \. y vi "\'\.
for correction.
On motion duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the following claims be
and the same are hereby re jected, to-wit :
~an.croft - Whitney Co .
Good Road Machinery Co .
~!urphy , \Vm.
$10 . 00
47 .89
6. 00
l( !l " '~""' ~ o; ,'\._ 0 \[ e .('
Q l A ~""'s
t\l \. 0 "" .Q_d
August 6th , 1923
Russell, Geo . W.
Vick-Far Co .
On motion duly seconded and carried , it 18 ordered that
$45. 00
4 .00
the folloiving
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clai:ns
be and the same are laid over , to-v1it :
Abbott , R. c.
Alexander, 'vVrn. Estate
11 11
Baker , Glen
"
" o. L.
l{urphy, Ed v1ard
Ott Hardware Co .
Randolph , \Val ter J .
Robbins, E. A.
Smith, H. B.
Stevens , Chas . s.
11
of
174.00
10.00
20. 00
252 . 00
168 . 00
168 .00
120. 00
3 . 65
168. 00
13.40
174. 00
125.00
On motion duly seconded and carried , it is ordered that all claims that have
been audited and approved at this meeting by three memoers of the. Board of Supervisors
be allowed , each claim to be paid ~ ut of the fund designated in the order of allowance
endorsed on the face of each claim respectively, to- wit :
Abbott , R. C.
Aguirre, Claude
Allen, L. J.
Alviso , Francisco
Armstrong , J . B.
Arrellanes , Theo .
Austed , Henry A.
Baber , B. F.
Bakewell , Benj amin
Balfour- Guthrie Co .
Bancroft- Whitney Co .
Barnes, C. C.
Batchelder , D. T.
Beadle , I.I. W.
Beith, Agnes S.
Bender }i1:oss Company
'' " "
Bigler , A. B.
Bland , W. S.
Boeseke- Dav1e Co .
11 "
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Bond, c. S.
" "
Bottello, 1'1:. A.
II "
II
" "
Boyd Lumber & I.1il l Co .
GElIBRAL FUND
114. 50
24. 50
125 .00
2 . 50
22 . 90
3.00
40. 00
30 . 00
5 . 00
270. 00
50 . 00
150 . 00
7 . 42
19.50
50 . 00
10 . 00
36 . 60
6.10
47 . 23
7.07
17.05
7.40
10. 00
10 . 00
18 .00
3.00
6 . 00
6 . 00
1 . 60
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Boys & Girls Industrial Home & Farm GENERAL FUND
Br own Co ., Ray E.
Buck , Delia
Buell , Glenn
Burr oughs Adding 1.1achine Company
II "
CadiNell , Har old L.
California J'1arket
Carlisle & Co., A.
Case , G. L.
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Castagna , Alice
City of Lompoc
Clark, Arthur 1{.
II
Coast Wholesale Grocery Co .
II
Convent of the Good Shepherd
Cook , A. B.
II II
II 1.lrs . Sidney
Cooley, H. M.
II " "
II II
"
"
Copeland , L. s.
"
Cota, Juan
Cox , J . lA:.
II II
Crakes , Thos .
II "
Craviotto , E. J .
Crescent Garage , Inc .
Cuesta, Gerard S.de la
C11nnane , W. B.
" "
"
Daily liews
Dandrea, G.
Davie , Henry
Deaderick , H. s.
De;1ing , H. A.
Diehl Grocery Co .
Dodge, E. G.
" "
II "
Dominguez , ~.1ary
" Robert
Downer & Co ., Fr ed A.
Downing , Emily
" II
$15.12
25 . 74
2.40
22. 50
5 .56
7.79
180.45
15. 00
189 . 27
4 . 50
20. 00
35 . 75
16. 96
26 . 25
138. 00
150 . 00
1737 .50
5250.00
20.00
195 .00
52. 00
72. 00
45 . 50
1. 35
8 . 60
7. 50
316. 00
102 .00
108 . 00
12. 35
4 . 30
180. 00
5 .00
1 0 . 00
5 .00
22. 50
72 . 25
125 .00
5 .20
56 .15
62 . 93
26. 00
21 . 25
33. 00
35 . 00
12 . 00
1 . 75
2 .00
s .oo
August 6t h , 1923.
Domiing , Emily J.
" " "
Dugan, Faulding & Crowell
" Her bert F.
" " 11
" 11 "
Eaves , c. s
Edmondson, A. R.
Elizondo , Jacobo
II "
Elliott Addressing System
Enterprise Launderers
Erickson, C. J .
II II
Er kins , Phoebe J .
GEIIBRAL FUND
Everett Mill and Lumber Co .
Fillmore, E. M.
II II
Fischer , Wm. L .
II W. L.
Fitzgerald , Fr ank
" "
Flaherty , W. J .
.F lood, Odessa
Fong , S. H.
Foster, w. w.
Fostero , Juan
Fulwider, R. H.
Galvin , Edwin T.
Gano, Robert
Gem f.Jtarket
Geor ge , c. E.
Gidney, Pearl c.
11 II II
Glidden , B. R.
- Gneisa, Charles
Goodchild, Ramon
Gorzell , Clarence
Graham, E.
Gr eat Wardr obe , The
Gr ocott , John
Groves, Wm.
Gutierrez, B.
II 11
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Hammond , D. M.
" 11 "
Hansen, Sid.nay
Hanssen , Arthur c.
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$16.00
16. 00
8 .80
682 . 50
765 . 25
1601 . 91
110.00
100 . 00
30. 00
30. 00
17. 00
25 . 52
14. 00
72.75
20 . 60
5 . 12
346 . 67
63. 92
2 .50
11 0 . 00
120.90
85 .80
8 . oo
30. 00
6. 00
32. 00
2 . 50
2. 50
52. 00
11. 35
22. 00
36 . 55
60. 00
60.00
2. 50
15.00
90. 00
5. oo
28 . 00
105 . oo
26.38
7. 50
5.70
2. 30
7.78
76 .70
97.75
2. 50
2 . 50
27
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Hardy, A. P.
Hardy , A. P .
Hart , R.
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He.aney , Ambrose P.
Hemphill , R. D.
Henning , John
Higgins , w. A.
Hill , Kate M.
Hollister , Clinton
Hosmer, Jessie P.
Hotel Arthur
Howerton , Rod
Hu:ff ' s Gar age
Hunt, C. A.
Hunt , Chas . L.
Huyck , Cedric
Ibsen, B.
Janssens , J R.
" "
Jones , o. c.
Jones , o. c. Dr .
Kellogg , Eugene s.
II n
Ketterer, A. C.
Lafranchi , Edward
Lanter , Mrs . J . w.
Larco , s.
Levy , Adolphe H.
ff 11
" "
Lietz Co., The A.
Lincoln , Louise
" "
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Logan , w. R.
Lompoc Re co rd
Lompoc Warehouse Co .
Lopez, Adrulfo
GEtrERAL Fmm
Los Angeles Orphan Asylum
Lovejoy , L. E.
Loveren , Dr. G. s.
Madsen, Chris
Maguire , Frank J .
Ma jor , Geo . H.
Mesqui t , A. J .
Midland Counties Public Service Corp1 n
" " " " "
l~ ission Office Equipment Co .
$138 .oo
1 53 . 00
15. 00
8 . 00
52. 00
2. 50
45 .00
45 . 00
7 .50
22 .00
9.40
2 . 50
1 . 25
11.56
2. 50
45 . 00
288 . 50
49 .50
54. 00
3.68
30 .00
231, 64
230 .11
3 . 00
2 . 50
20 . 00
5 . 85
54 . 45
3.75
2 . 10
41 .19
10. 00
10 . 75
8 . 75
8 . 75
10.00
1 . 60
105.73
1 . 00
180.00
130. 00
20. 00
24 . 00
105. 00
84. 00
9 . 75
1 . 00
1 . 00
1 . 50
August 6th, l923.
.
Mission Office EqU.ipment Co . GENERAL FUl~D
" II
Mission Paint and Art Co .
J.iorgan, Vincent
Morning Press, The
I.1:orris , L. J .
Morris , s . E,
II - "
lvloulton, L. E.
Murphy , Wm.
II
McCaughey , Anna E.
McCaughey, J. P.
McDermott Funer al Home
McNeil , Archibald
Nielsen and Nielsen
Nielsen, Wal ter c.
O' Bryant, Ma.thilde , Mrs .
II II
Ol ivera , James
Omador , Bortolo
Ont iveros , Lorenzo
Ord Ice Co .
" " 11
" II II
Ord , R. C.
Osburn, Wm. Q.
Otero , Ramon
Pacific Chemical Company
Paciic Coast Coal Co .
II " II
II " 11
" II II
" " Pub . Co .
" " 11 "
II II II II
"
" II
" " 11 "
II II
"
" II " "
Pacific Coast Railway Co .
" 11 " II
" " " II
" " " 11
II 11 II II
Pacific Laundry
II 11
Palmer Union Oil Co.
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-.
~26 . 25
.80
104 .47
2000. 00
136 .00
l0 . 75
2l. 30
.
20 . 35
2 . 50
6 .00
30 . 00
139. 80
189 .85
ll0. 00
76 . 07
55 . 98
49 . 00
70. 00
70 . 00
5. 00
27 .oo
23. 00
5 . 50
5. 50
6. 52 - 3. 00
2 . 00
10. 00
76 . 90
30 . 12
38 . 96
129 . 58
2084 . 15
2. 50
1 . 25
89. 00
11. 00
1 . 75
2. 20
1 . 50
137. 00
353.50
615. 00
93+00
677 . 25
5.49
29 . 56
140.80
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Par ma Co . GENERAL FUlfD
Payne, H. A.
Pearson , c. H.
II "
Pomatto, Joe
Poole , Peter
Pope , A. s .
Preisker , c. L.
Reclamation District No . 798
Recorder Printing and Pub . Co .
11 " " II
" " II "
" 11 11
Rios , Gerard
Ross , James
Ross , James
Rudolph , Charles
Rudolph , H.
Runkle Shoe Co .
II " II
Salvation Army Truelove Home
Sanitary Steam Laundry
Santa Barbara Daily News
Santa Barbara Motor Co .
Santa Barbara Motor Co .
Santa Barbara Telephone Co .
Santa Barbara Telephone Co .
Santa Barbara Te lephone Co .
It II " "
" " " "
" II " II
" 1t II II
" " II "
Santa I.iaria Times
Santa Maria Times
Schauer, Mildred E.
Schauer Printing Studio
II II "
" " II
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Serena, s. o.
Shell Co. of California
Sim.as , John
II tianuel
1t Tony
Sisson, Ruth N.
Smit h Hardware Co ., \K/ . R.
~. Sor-ens en , Chris
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Southern California Edis on Co . $50.77 Allowed for
$ 9 . 90
100. 00
18 . 05
5 .15
2 . 50
100.00
21.15
41 . 20
2. 87
18. 00
18 . 00
3. 00
3.00
63.00
7.16
259 . 52
2.35
49 . 50
25 . 50
14.00
20 . 00
5. 25
45 . 00
2. 25
15. 00
83. 61
32 .57
21 .75
2 . 60
7 . 15
35 .42
22 . 15
10 . 77
20 . 00
14.40
12. 00
11.50
22. 00
2.75
28 . 00
16 . 63
28 .oo
28 . 00
44.00
4.00
8 . 15
7.50
33. 25
48 . 27
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Southern California Edison Co .
" II "
Counties Gas Company
Southern Counties Gas Co .
Southern " II "
" If II II
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Southern Pacific Co .
Southwest Paving Co .
Standard Oil Co
Standard Oil Co .
Sterling Drug Co .
Sterling Drug Co .
Stevens , Chas. s.
Stevens, F.
\ "
Stewart , John L.
Stinson, Jessie
Stockton State Hospital
Stoddard , c. s.
IT "
Stonebarger, Harvey
Strader , Bessie M.
Strother, Lucy E.
St . Vincent's School
Summers , George
Sweetser , H. C.
Talbott , w. L.
Taverna & Co .
Telford , Francis
Thatcher , Arthur
Thompson , E. H. $150 . 00
" F . B.
Torrence , J T.
Travis , R JVJ:.
" "
If "
Trujillo , James
T1Ni tchell , F. c.
Underwood Typewriter Co .
II " 11
Union Commission Co .
Union Commission Co .
Union Oil Company of Calif.
Union Oil Co . of Calif.
11 II "
11 " "
Utility Trailer Sales Co .
Valdez , Julius
Vercellino , Mary
GENERAL FU1TD
Allo\ved for
$ 3 . 96
7 . 41
9 . 93
14.10
32 . 70
271 . 80
5 . 00
563. 97
ll. 70
4.14
6 . 95
5 . 00
4 . 50
63. 00
55. 00'
68 .oo
60 . 00
l0 . 00
5. 00 .
l76. 90
l 7 . 35
4 . 75
914 .42
2 . 50
2 . 00
31 . 20
l6. 00
2. 50
72 . 25
105. 00
206 . 49
24. 00
16. 50
11. 75
6 . 80
3. 00
129 . 70
9 . 00
12 .50
1 . 75
25 .10
2. 50
260 . 63
35 .oo
2 . 50
77 . 41
40. 00
3. 00
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Veronica Spring Co .
~/alker , R. o.
\li/ard , Clarence c.
V'Yard , Esther
\Vat er Wor ks Department
It Tl
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Watson, D. J .
11 J . N.
Weeks , Joe
Wells , H. P.
Westcott , L. E.
vVestergaar d , H.
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GE11E?.AL FUl:fD
\Vestern r.rachine & Foundry Co .
" "
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11 " " II
tt 11 II
Western I1J1ot or Transfer
'vVestwick Iron Works
Westwick Iron \~orks
Wheaton, w. H.
Wheaton , w. H.
White House , The
II II II
Willson, F. E.
'1Villson, F . E.
Wilson & D' Andrea
ll " "
" "
V/ilson, Geo .
Vlilson, Grace
Yli nchester, R. F .
vVorrell I\ifg Co., The
~ight , Edna
V/ylie , R. c.
Yelkin , Henry
II "
Zampe , E. G.
tt G.
Zellerbaoh Paper Co .
Aluminum Cooking Utensil Co . , HOSPITAL FillTD
" " 11
" " " 11
Jt " t t II
" 11 ti
Ambassador Laundry
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$45. 00
5 . 00
35 . 20
50 . 00
l6. 00
64. 70
12 . 05
77 . 75
12.10
3. 00
226 . 30
5 . 00
20 . 00
40. 50
54 . 33
84 .55
4.10
8 . 8 7
157.21
56. 85
975 63
23. 69
10. 00
l 2 . l6
55.20
34. 40
293. 00
108 . 75
12. 62
26. 76
15 . 44
33. 00
10. 25
5. 00
63. 00
3. 00
120. 89
19. 55
26 . 70
108. 00
135 . 00
108 . 62
17.91
1 99 .76
11. 28
244. 95
194. 90
523. 25
August 6th , 1923.
Baboock , D. w.
Barron, D.
Bettlamini , Toni
Blake Moffitt & Towne
Boes eke- Dawe Co .
Bogler , A.
Bowman , E. M.
Boyd Lumber & ll!ill Co .
1f " " tt
Boyd Lumber & lviill Co .
II 11 " II "
Br o"1n , Edna
" Wm.
Brunsgaar' d, Otto
Br yant , Hazel
Burnitol Manufacturing
Buron, J .
California Iviarket
Callier, Edw. L.
Campbell , w. L.
Carty , Dr . F. H.
Chapman, Laura D.
Co .
City & Kentia Nurseries
Coast Wholesale Grocery Co .
II II II
Colby , r1Iary Helen
Colby, Phebe
" "
Cutter Labor atory , The
Davis , H. H.
Diehl Grocery Co .
Drexel Lime & Cement Co .
Elliott , Pat
Erickson, Irene
Essie , Henry
Ferguson Furni. ture Co .
Fillmore , E. M.
Garratt- Callahann Co .
Gattle , Ivl . C.
Gonzales , R:tto
Hendricks Music House
Heumphreus- Smith Electric Co .
10. 00
20 . 00
102. 00
12.94
89 .70
165. 00
60. 00
37 . 65
9 . 35
36 . 60
165 .15
90 . 00
20 . 00
89.00
17 .,00
.
10. 20
40. 00
149. 18
30. 16
100. 00
90. 00
77 .42
35 . 25
59 . 69
68 . 61
90 . 00
65 . 00
12. 58
15 . 23
20 . 00
513. 75
74. 95
9. 33
115. 00
60. 00
45 . 00
12. 00
65 . 34
15 . 45
45. 00
73. 45
250. 00
441. 73
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Howard , James
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Huf:f ' s Garage
Hughes , Jessica
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Hunt , D.
Hyatt, Mary
Hyatt , Ivlelvin J .
Johns-Manville Inc.,
Johnson, C. H.
Johnson, IiJiarie
Kirby , :Katherine
LaDine , Helen
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Lane , Thomas
Larco Fish Co . , s.
Larson , W
w.
Lewis Cement 1Norks
Lewis , Ida Mae
Lindstrom, Victor
Lynch , John
r~acQuarrie ' James
Martin, M.
lJ!illard , Jess
Mission Oak Nursery
Miss ion Office Equi p111ent
Mi ssion Pr oduce & Supply
Montero , Constancia
llio ore, Fr ed
Moxley , W. B.
A[ullett , John
McDonough , A.
Nelson , Lewis
Co.
Co .
NoTVer mo Manufacturing Co .
Ol iver a , G. F.
Ord Ice Co ., The
Oi"daz, Tillie
Osborne , Alb .
Ott Hardware Co .
" " 1t
" "
" It
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Overaa, Ole A.
Pacific Coast Publishing Co .
Parker Brick Co. , The
$25 . 21
10 . 00
10. 00
8 . 00
90. 00
14 . 51
75 . 00
45 .16
57.16
8.82
104. 00
65 . 00
45 . 00
45 .00
36 . 00
13. 71
18.15
20 . 32
24 . 68
5 . 81
77 . 50
100. 00
75. 00
70 . 00
75.00
65 . 00
69 . 67
18 . 00
14 . 65
46 .70
20. 00
3. 55
5 . 00
75 . 00
5 2. 17
5 . 00
143. 26
50 . 00
9. 60
80. 00
60. 00
91. 53
120. 43
720. 00
27 . 50
254 . 50
110. 00
32 .40
105 . 50
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II II
Velasquez , Jesus
':feldon , Frank
Western Dairy Supply Co .
Western Wholesale Drug Co .
White ~A:emorial Clinical Laboratories
White Memo . Hosp. Laboratory
Williams , Jas . G.
Wilson, Frank
Woolsey , C. A.
Zezunevich , N.
Smith Booth Usher Co .,
Associated Charities
" "
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Cal 1 i s , F I .
Coblentz & Schwabacher
Gagnier , L. E .
Gardner- Wheaton Co .
Haslam & Co., w. A.
Jordano Bros .
I:ifu.r tindale , M. A.
McDermott Funeral Rome
Parma Co .
Pearson, C. H.
Rudolph , Charles
II Store
Sink, W. D.
Sterling Drug Co .
Union Commission co .
Almanza, F.
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Ayala , Joe
Betanem, L.
Carr , A. B.
Delbrook, George
Doerr , T.
Dominguez, c.
Dominguez, c.
ff 1.1. B.
Dominguez , M. R.
Emerick , M. A.
11 Thos. J .
Escalera , R.
" Ramon
Garcia, L.
HOSPITAL BLDG . FUUD
I NDIGENT FUND
FffiST RDAD FUND
oil40 . 00
140 . 00
50 . 00
65 . 00
8 .12
40.03
10. 00
10. 00
37 . 50
80. 00
40. 65
13.00
1600. 00
378 . 36
75 . 89
75 . 81
260 . 00
15 . 00
30. 00
1 . 00
10 . 00
30 . 00
6. 00
140. 00
88 . 09
20. 00
61 .52
28 . 75
10. 00
33. 25
16. 50
31. 00
35 .00
54 .00
20. 00
12. 00
77.00
51 . 75
21 . 00
31 .50
77. 00
84, 00
12. 00
24. 00
42. 00
28 . 00
21 . 00
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Good Roads Machinery Co .
" ti , " "
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Granado , R.
Jaques , E.
" R
Jared , Isaac
Jiminez , Alex
" Robert
Lasano, F.
Luera , Jose
Luera , L.
Lura, L.
Madel , Refugio
Morris , R. vV.
fJ[unoz , A.
O' Bryant , w.
Peterson, John
Romero, A.
" F . L .
" "
Romero , Juan
Romer o, s .
Romero, Steven
Saragosa, A.
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P .
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Sausda, V.
II II
Sesalera , s.
Sno\v , l.ie 1 vi n
Soto , P.
Soto , P.
Spears- Wells Ivlachinery Co .
II IT II
Thurmond , Frank
American Railway Express
Aranjo , D. c.
Armenta , Vicente
Bailard , ~Villis
11 Tl
Carrera , L.
Chaffee , G.
Deaderick , James
II "
Doerr , Laurie
Doerr , T.
Dominguez , Paul
II
FIRST ROAD
SECOND ROAD FUND
$74 . 27
4 . 42
21. 00
38 . 50
10. 50
6.15
17 .50
40. 25
42, 00
42. 00
14. 00
24 .50
45 . 00
61. 20
35 .00
66. 00
28 .oo
48.00
40. 00
60. 00
38 , 50
63. 00
42. 00
28 . 00
24. 50
21 . 00
42 . 00
31 . 50
38 .50
10. 50
14. 00
28 .oo
42. 00
923. 35
117 .'79
42. 00
1 . 25
18.09
'7 . 00
55.00
41 . 25
14. 00
1'7 . 50
19. 25
63.00
180.00
12. 00
14.00
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Good Roads IJ1achinery Co .
ff "
Heltman, c. c.
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Hernandez , A.
" Pablo
Huerta , Jose
" 11 11.
Huerta , L.
Jared , T.
Jiminez , Alex.
Jiminez , Pete
" Peter
Jimi nez , Robert
Knop, Fred
Kyber, vVal t e:r
II
Las ano , F .
Ledesmer , 1{.
" M.
Lopez , J .
Luera , P.
11ade 1 , Refugio
Maline , Y.
r~anriguez , M.
" "
Ivlapulo , E.
Mepulo , E.
Molina , Y.
Moralez , C.
1~1oralez , E.
J.J1orri s , R. ~v .
1funoz , A.
O' Bryant , w.
Perez , c.
Portillo , G.
Reynolds , c. P.
II
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Rodman , w T.
Romer o , A.
" Juan
Rubio , Jesus
Rubio , Jesus
Saragosa, J .
It Julian
Sevara, c.
Smith- Booth- Usher Co .
Spears- Vi/ells llachinery Co .
$ 3. fiO
74 . 27
4 .43
9;00
9 . 63
-~ , ~0a . 50
'
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8.75
42. 00
8 . 75
3. 50
26 . 25
48 . 00
54.00
3. 50
25 .00
30. 00
60 .00
7 . 00
30.00
78 .00
48 . 00
17 . 50
21 . 00
48. 00
17. 50
44. 50
26 . 25
42 . 00
44.00
35 . 00
44. 50
81. 05
38. 50
53. 63
20 . 15
34.15
116.85
112. 80
89 . 82
140. 00
20 . 00
35. 00
42 . 00
10. 50
48 . 00
24 . 00
10. 50
98 . 33
923. 35
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Spears-Wells Machinery Co .
Thayer , H. A.
Torres, Jesus
Union 1[ill and Lumber Co . ,
Union Oil Co. o:f Calif.
Wester n 1viotor Transfer
. '. - i ~ ~. " ~ . . . .
~_Yu t , Joe
Aguirre , llia:nuel
Ander son, ~Val ter
Andrews, A. J .
Armour Ranch Co .
Boeseke-Dawe Co .
Clancy, A. L.
It T. A.
II "
Cota, Francis
Den, J . B.
Gneisa , Charles
Jones , c. A.
s. c.
Lock\rfood , Gardner
Moller , K.
Ott Hardware Co .
Pico , John B.
Simpson, T . M.
Triplett, L. A
SECOND RO.AD
The
THIRD ROAD
Clark, L. R.
Compton, w. C.
Devaul , J . M.
FOURTH ROAD FUND
Dunham, A. P.
Huyck , Jvfonte
Jamierson, Robert
King, J . F .
Seerey , Harry
Smith Hardware Co . , \V R.
Sweeney , Hugh
Union Oil Co . of Calif.
Aguirre , Claude
Leonardo
FIFTH ROAD FUND
Austin- Western Road Iv1aohinery
Auto Laundry
Bello , V. J .
Buick Agency
Calderon, Jose J .
Clarke, Jr., John
Clark, J . w.
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$117 .79
3. 00
24 . 00
418 . 95
7.00
80 .50
12.00
14.00
65 . 25
8. 00
.
24. 50
4 .05
69 .50
6.00
17.00
3. 50
5.25
25 . 00
24. 50
27 . 25
7.00
5. 65
16. 30
l0. 60
26 . 40 -
32. 00
1.89
70.00
184.00
20 , 00
144.00
l3.00
12.00
10, 00
28 . 05
10. 00
72.89
3 . 50
7 . 00
28.20
31. 00
22. 29
53.70
3.00
22 . 50
44.00
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Corda, Yiillie
Cordero, Joe
Crescent Garage
Edmands , v.
II
Fesler, John
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Foster, c. H.
Grafft , John
Hinsdale, W. P.
Helser & Bailey
Hudson , C. H.
Jacobson , Chas .
Jullien , John E.
Knox, F. A.
J.iiartin , J . C.
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Lee
11artinez, Pete
Mesquit , A. J .
Moreno , B.
Ilogues , Henry
Peter
Ojeda, Joe
Omador, Bartolo
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Pacific Coast Coal Co .
Pacific Coast Railway Co .
Rice , Fred
Santa Barbara Telephone Co .
Sa mders , Earl
Simas, Tony
Torey, .tlen
T. & T. Garage
Union Oil Co . of Calif.
Webster, A.
Wilson , Geo .
Verine , P.
Acosta , Frank
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Ambrose Lumber Co .
Associated Oil Company
A~sociated Oil Company
SIXTH ROAD FUND
GEiIERAL ROAD FUND
$ 8 .80
. 15 . 00
9. 00
15 . 75
56. 00
52. 00
168.00
112. 00
52 .00
77 . 00
18. 00
3 . 30
6. 30
22 .50
22 .44
19 .44
24. 00
20. 00
12. 00
52. 00
6 .00
18. 00
28 . 00
68 .00
40 . 00
9 . 00
22 .50
3 . 34
29 .oo
66.00
2. 25
16. 00
25 . 50
4 . 00
8 . 33
5 . 81
4 . 00
33, 00
5.00
30. 00
30 .oo
30. 00
30.00
90. 00
235 . 65
78 . 56
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Bello, Anthony
Bryant and Trott Co.
Burgs , JA:ike
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Cal ifor nia Corrugated Culvert Co .
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California Highway , The
Carrera, N.
Cervaritz, Gregario
Cla r k e , Jr. John
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Cordero, Joe
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Cruse, G.
DeRosa, Joe
Donovan , Dan F.
Fesler, r. JA:.
Forbes, Robt .
Foster, C. H.
Foster, c H.
Freeze & Ereeze
Gaularte , 11.
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Glines , D. c.
" John T.
Gutierrez Drug Store
Huyck, 1.ionte
Leyva , Leo
Leyva , Leo
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Mart in , Lee
It Tony
Martinez, M. F.
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$93. 50
102.82
49 . 50
54. 00
54.00
148 . 77
72. 63
4 . 00
48 . 00
27.00
49 . 50
27 .oo
54. 00
48 . 00
48 . 00
8 .00
24.00
24.00
31. 50
12 . 00
27 . 00
24 .00
24.00
54.00
54.00
143.00
175.00
45.00
125.00
124.00
68 . 00
77.64
27. 00
27 .00
27.00
31 .50
40.50
437.00
43. 00
138 . 00
30 . 00
25.00
30 .00
30. 00
30.00
56. 00
31. 50
108 .00
103. 50
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Martinez, Tom
Tony
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Moreno , B.
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Omador, Bartolo
Ovieda, Ed .
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Pedregon, Pete
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Rivas , Antonio
Roemer & Roemer
Ruiz , J . D.
" Joe
Silva , L.
" Louis A.
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Trigueiro, Sylvester
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Triplett, Wm.
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Union Commission Co .
Unzueta, D.
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Wilson, Geo .
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Erkins , Phoebe J .
Hacking, c. J .
Jones , 0 , c.
Loveren , G. s. Dr.
Osburn, Wm. Q.
GElTERAL ROAD FillfD
SALARY FUlill
~24 . 00
24. 00
20.00
24. 00
48.00
44.00
28.00
20. 00
25 .00
24.00
30. 00
16 .00
30 .00
30. 00
30 .00
1 0 . 00
30 .00
55 . 00
65 .00
60 .00
54. 00
382 . 97
55.00
60. 00
75.00
72 . 00
44. 00
54. 00
4000. 00
49 .50
54. 00
96. 00
72 .00
1 .75
24. 00
24 . 00
20 . 00
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267 . 62
27. 50
33.00
60. 00
125. 00
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Paulding , 0 . P . l{ . D. SALARY FUND
Sink, W. D.
Smith, Dr . Edgar D.
Weidman, Phil
Santa Barbara Telephone Co . ADVERTISING FUllD
~.[idland Counties Pub . Serv. Corp'n. CASl~ALIA ST . LIGHTING
DI ST . Fillill
Bee , Henry
Santa Mar ia Gas Company
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GUADALUPE PUB . CELIBTERY
DIST. FUND
GUADALUPE ST. LIGHT ING DIST .FUND.
Midland Counties Public Serv. Corp'n. LOS ALAMOS ST .
$ 7 5 . 00
75 . 00
25 .00
150. 00
27 . 50
42 . 00
89 . 25
76 .50
LIGHTING DIST. FUND 101.50
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Scott , G. M.
Bryant & Trott
Dudley , Geo . L.
Mulli n , Boyd
Rivas , s. J .
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ORCUTT ST. LIGHTING
DIST . FUND
REC . DIST . NO. 798
SANTA :.1ARIA CEf,1ETERY DI ST . FUIID
101 . 50
68 .82
68 .82
160.00
32 .84
150 ,00
100. 00
100. 00
Upon the passage of the for ego ing order, the roll being called , the following
Super visors voted Aye , to-wit : Sam J . Stanwood, J . T. Torrence , w. L. Talbott, c. L.
Preisker and H. s. Deaderick , lfays: None .
On motion the Board adjourned sine die.
The for egoing minutes are here by appro~dt/l , 1
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Attest :-
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CALL FOR A SPECIAL MEETING
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We , the undersigned members of the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa
Barbara, State of California , believing that t he interests of the County require that a
special meeting of the ~ oard of Supervisors be called to attend theret o .
It is or dered that a special meeting of the Board of Supervisors of the County
of Santa Barbara , State of California, be and the same is hereby called for August 20th
1923 , at 10 o ' clock a . m.
The following is the business to oe transacted at said meeting , to - wit :
In the Matter of the Bond Election held in Jonata School District for the Issuance of
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~o nda of said District in the sum of ~16,000 . 00 . To consider the Returns of Election of
the Board of Tr ustees of said Jonata School District and to make any necessary or proper
order in connection therewith.
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Dated Aug . 6th , 1923.
H. s. Deader ick
W. L. Talbott
c. L. Preisker
J . T. Torrence
Sam J . Stanwood
Board of Supervisors of the County of
Santa Barbara , State of California.
Board of Supervisors of the Count y of Santa Barbara, State of Califor nia ,
Augus t 20th 1923, 10 o' clock a . m. Pr es ent: Supervisor s H. s. Deaderick ,
Sam J . Stanwood , J . T. Tor rence, w. L. Talbott and c. L. Prei sker, the
Clerk and District Attorney . Supervisor H. s. Deaderick in the Chair.
The Board met pursuant to call .
In the llatter of the I s s ue of ~ ond e of Jonata School Dis t r i ct.
Resolution and Order of Board of Supervisor s
- WHEREAS , on the 4th day of June 1923, the board of t r ustees of Jonata School
Distr ict deemed i t adyisable to call , and by r esolution and order of said board of
trust~e s. duly and regularly passed and adopted by them and ent ered on the minutes of
the said board of trustees on said day , did call an election, and resolve and or der :
That an elec t ion be call ed and held on the 29th day of June , 1923 in.said Schoql
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District , for the purpose of submitting to the elector s of said School Distr ict the
question of issuing and selling bonds of said School District in the amount of Sixteen
Thousand dollar s , to run not exceeding twenty years and to bear interest at the r ate
of 5 1/2 per cent per annum, payable semi-annually, for the purpose of r aising money
for purchasing school lots , for building or purchasing one or more school buildings or
making al t erations or additions to any school building or buildings , for repairing ,
~estoring or r ebuilding any school building damaged , injured , or destr oyed by fire, or
other public calamity , for insuring school buil dings , for supplying school buildi ngs
with :furniture or necessary apparatus , and for impr oving school grounds , and
WHEREAS , an election was held in said School District on the 29th day of June ,
1923, in conformity w"i th the said resolution and order of the said boar d of t r ustees
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of said School Dis tr ict , and all the proceedings had in the pr emises have been certif i d
to this board of supervisors by the board of trustees of said School District , as required
by law; and
NB&REAS , the said certified proceedings show, and after a full examination anl
investigation this board have found and do hereby find and declare :
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That in accordance with a resolution and order of the board of trustees of Jonata
School Dist rict , passed and adopted on the 4th day of June 1923, an election was duly
called in said School District, and was held in said School District on the 29th day
of June 1923, and that notice of said election was given by posting notices signed by
the board of trustees of said School District in three publ i c places in said School
District for more than twenty days next before said election, and by publishing such
notice in the Morning Press, a newspaper printed and published in Santa ~arbara County,
State of California , not less than once a week for three successive weeks before said
election, which notice so posted and published, was in the form requiredf by the politidal
code of the State of California.
That prior to opening said polls the said inspector and judges of election conducting
said election, took the oath of office as required by law, and thereafter conducted
the said election as required by law, and at the close thereof canvassed the
votes cast thereat , and certif ied the result of said election to the board of trustees
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of said School District , and to them made return of the poll and tally lists of said
election.
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August 20th , l923
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That on the 6th day of July , 1923, the seventh day after the said elect ion, and
at one o' clock p . m. of said day , the board of trustees of said School Distr ict met
and canvas~ ed t he said r et urns of said election , f r om which said returns the said board
of trustees foL.:.1d and declared and this board finds. and declares that there were Thirtynine
votes cast at said election, and that more than two-thirds thereof , to-wit : Thirtyone
votes were cast for issuing said bonds , and Eight votes and no more were cast against
issuing said bnnds, and that the said board of trustees caused an entry of the result
of said election to be made on the minutes of said board.
And thi s board hereby further finds and declares that said election was duly
and legally called and held and conducted, and that notice thereof was duly and l egally
given and published , and the result thereof duly and legally canvassed and declared in
the manner and as required by law, and that all acts , conditions and things r equired by
law to oe done have been done and have been performed in regular and due form and in
strict accordance with the provisions of the statute authorizing the issue of school
bonds ; and that the total amount of indebtedness of the said School District , including
this proposed issue of bonds , is within the limit prescribed by law
I t is Therefore Ordered , that bonds of Jonata School District in said Santa
"aroara County , State of California , issue in the sum of Sixteen Thousand dollar s , in
denominations of Eight Hundred Dollar s payable within twenty years from the date thereof
in lawful money of the United States, with interest thereon at the rate of 5 1/2 per cent
per annum, payable semi-annually in like lawful money , at the office of the county
treasurer of said County.
I t i s- further ordered that said bonds shall be payable as follows., to- vnt :
Bond No . 1, for Eight H1mdred Dollars , to run one year
Bond No . 2, for Eight Hundred Dollars, to run t wo years
Bond No . 3 , for Eight Hundred Dollars , to run three year s
Bond No . 4 , for Eight Hundred Dollars , to run four years
Hond No . 5 , for Eight Hundred Doll ars , to run five years
Bond llo . 6 , for Eight Hundred Dollars , to run six years
Bond No . 7 , for Eight Hundred Dollars , to run seven years
Bond No . 8 , for Eight Hundred Dollars , to run eight years
Bond No . 9, for Eight Hundred Dollars , to run nine years
Bond No . 10 , for Eight Hundred ~ollars , to r 'Ull ten year s
Bond lfo . 11 , for Eight Hundred Dollar~ , to r un eleven years
Bond No . 12 , for Eight Hundred Dollars , to run twelve years
Bond No . 13, for Eight Hundred Dollars , to run thirteen years
Bond No . 14, for Eight Hundred Dollars , t o run fourteen years
Bond No . 15 , for Eight Hundred Dollars , to run fifte en years
Hond No . 16 , for Eight Hundred Dollar s , to run sixteen years
Bond No . 17 , for Eight Hundred Dollars , to run seventeen years
Bond No . 18 , for Eight Hundred Dollars , to run eighteen years
Bond No . 19, for Eight Hundred Dollars , to run nineteen years
Bond No . 20 , for Eight Hundred Dollars , to run t\venty years
and the interest accruing thereon shall be payable semi - annually on the 201h days of August
and Februar y ~f eac'b and every year , until said bonds are paid.
It is f11rther ordered that said bonds shall be issued substantially in the following
form , to-wit:
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School Bonds of Jonata School District Santa Barbara County , State of
California , United States of Amer ica.
Jona ta School District in Santa Barbara County , State of Califor nia , aoknov1ledges
itself indebted to and promises to pay to the holder her eof , at the office of the
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treasurer of Santa Barbara County , State of California , on the 20th day of August 19_
Eight Hundr ed dollar s in lawful money of the United States of Amer i ca , wi t h interes t
thereon in like lawful money at the ~ate of 5 l/2 per cent per annum , payable semiannually
on the 20th days of August and February of each year f r om the date hereof until
this bond is paid.
This bond is one of a series of bonds of like tenor and date, number ed f r om 1 to
20 inclusive , amounting in the aggregate to Sixteen Thousand dollars , and is issued a
sold by the board of supervisor s of Santa Barbara Count y , State of California, for t he
purpose of raising money for purchasing school lots , for building or purchasing one
or more school buildings or making alter ations or addit ions to any school building or
buildings , for repairing , restoring or rebuilding any school building damaged, injured ,
or destr oyed by fir e , or other public calamity , for insur ing school buildings , for sup
plying school buildings with furniture or necessar y apparatus , and for improving schoo
grounds in pursuance of and in strict conformity with the provisions of the political
code , and the Constitution of the State of California, and is authr oi zed by a vote of
more than two -thirds of the voters voting at an election duly and legally called and
held and conduct ed in said Jonata School District in said County and State of Californ a ,
on the 29th day of June , 1923.
And the board of supervisor s of Santa Barbar a County , State of Cali forni a , hereby
certifie s and decl ares that said election \qas duly and legally called, held, and conducted
, and that notice thereof was duly and legally given and published , and the resuf t
thereof was duly and legally canvassed and decla~ed in the manner and as required by
law, and that al l acts and conditions and things reouired by law to be done precedent
to and in the issuance of said bonds have been done, and have been performed in regular
and in due :form, and in strict accordance \vi th the provisions o:f the lav1 auth9ri zing
the issue of school bonds .
And it is also further certified and declared that the tot al amount of indebtedne s
of the said Jonata School District , including this i ssue of bonds , is within the
limit provided by law
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This bond is in the fo rm prescribed by order of said board of superviso r s duly
made and entered in its minutes on the 20th day of August 1923, and shall be payable o t
of the interest and sinki ng fund of said Jonata School Distri ct, and the money f or t he
redemption of said bonds , and the payment of interest thereon shall be raised by t axat on
upon the t axable pr ope r ty of said School District.
In Witness Whereof , the board of supervisors of Santa Barbara County, State
California , has caused this bond to be Signed by its chairman, and by t he county
of
auditdr,
and at tested by its clerk with the seal of sai d board a ttached this 20th day of August
1923
Chairman of Board of Supervisors.
(SEAL)
Count y Audi t or.
Attest
Count y Clerk and Cler k of t he Board of Supervis ors.
,
August 20th, 1923.
RESOLVED , that to each of said bonds shall be attached interest coupons in the -
following fo rm, to-wit:
INTEREST COUPON
$22.00 No .
The treasurer of Santa Barbara County, State of California ,
will pay to the holder hereof out of the interest and sinking fund of
the Jonata School District , in said County and State, on the 20th
day of 19 , at his office in the City of Santa Barbara in
said County and State , the sum of $22. 00 for six months ' interest on
Bond No . of said School District .
Chairman of the Boarn of Supervisors
County Auditor.
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County Clerk and Clerk of the Board of Supervisors .
r t is further ordered that the chair man of this board and the county auditor
are authorized to sign said bonds and coupons, and the said county clerk is authorized
to countersign the same and to affix the seal of this board to said bonds , and thereupo~
said officers shall deliver said bonds , so executed, to the county treasurer for safekeeping
. They ma.y sign the said coupons by lithographed or engraved facsimile of their
signatures
It is further ordered that the clerk of this board cause a notice of the sale of
said bonds to be published in the Morning Press, a newspaper printed and published in
the said County of Santa Barbara for the period of ten days that this board of super-
visors will receive up to the 4th day of September 1923 at 10 o ' clock a . m. sealed proposals
for the purchase of said bonds, or any portion thereof, for cash, at not less
than par , and accrued interest; the board of supervisors , however, reserving the r ight
to reject any and all bids for said bonds .
In the matter of an application of the Southern Pacific Company and the Southern
Pacific Railr oad Company for permission to cross a County road , in the 5th Road District .
WHEREAS , the Southern Pacific Company and the Southern Pacific Railroad Company
has presented an application to the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Harbara,
State of California , for per mission to lay and maintain two spur tracks across the
Santa Baria- Guadalupe road , in the County of Santa Barbara at a potnt directly west of
the point where the main line tracks of the Southern Pacific Railroad Company now cross
said road at the following locations, to-wit :
1 . Beginning at a point in the southerly line of County Road from Guadalupe to
Santa ~.{aria distant easterly 88 feet from the easterly line of the county road from
Guadalupe to Casmalia; thence northerly and crossing county road to a point in the nort~erly
line of said county road distant 88 feet from the easterly line of the county road
from Guadalupe to Casmalia .
2. Beginning at a point in the southerly line of county road from Guadalupe to
Santa ~.mria distant southerly 83 feet from the easterly line of the county road from
Guadalupe to Casmalia; thence northerly and crossing county road to a point in t he northerly
line of said county road distant 76 feet from the easterly line of the county r oad
from Guadalupe to Casmalia.
.AND WHEREAS , public necessity and convenience requires the laying and operating
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of said. spur tracks
NOW THEREFORE, be it resolved that said permission be and the same is hereby granted
and said Southern Pacific Company and Southern Pacific Railroad Company are granted per48
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mission to lay and maintain said spur tracks at the locations above mentioned in so
far as the County of Santa Barbara is able to grant said permission.
In the i1fatter of Accepting Deed for right of '\lay for a road through the lands
of Santa Ynez Valley Development Company, a Corporation, in the 3rd Road District ,
WHEREAS, Santa Ynez Valley Development Company, a corporation have duly executed
and delivered to the County of Santa Barbara, a deed dated July 25th, 1923 wherein San~a
Ynez Valley Development Company, a corporation is granter and the County of Santa Barbara,
grantee, conveying certain right of way for a public highway in the County of
Santa Barbara, State of California ,
.HESOLVED: That said deed and the property mentioned in said deed be accepted for
the uses and purposes therein mentioned and that the Clerk of this ~oard cause said
deed to oe recorded.
In the Matter of Accepti~ Deed for right of way for a road through the lands of
Thomas l!urphy , in the 3rd Road District .
\"IHEP.EAS , Thomas 1l1urphy has duly executed and delivered to the County of Santa
Barbara, a deed dated August 18th, 1923,wherein Thomas Murphy is granter and the Count
of Santa "arbara, grantee, conveying certain right of way for a public highway in the
County of Santa Barbara, State of California ,
RESOLVED : That said deed and the property mentioned in said deed be accepted for
the uses and purposes therein mentioned and that the Clerk of this Board cause said
deed to be recorded .
In the Matter of Correcting Allowance of Claims.
On motion duly seconded and carried , it is ordered that the order made on the 6th
day of August 1923,
for the amounts set
allowing the hereinafter mentioned claims on the General Road Fund
opposite each claim respectively be and the same is hereby rescinde~,
and it is further ordered that said claims be allowed, the warrants in payment of the
same to be drawn on the 5th Road Fund, to-wit :
Acosta, Fred
Associated Oil Co .
Bello , Anthony
Bryant & Trott Co .
Burgs , 1.iike
Clarke, J. John
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Cordero , Joe
Cruse, G.
De Rosa, Joe
I . M. Fesler
Forbes, Robt
Foster, c. H.
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Goularte , M.
Glines, John T.
Martin, Tony
Martinez , M. F.
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Pedregon, Pete
Roemer & Roemer
$90. 00
78 . 56
93.50
102 .82
54. 00
49 .50
27 . 00
48 .00
31 .50
54.00
143.00
45 . 00
125 .00
124.00
68 . 00
27 . 00
437 .oo
31 . 50
108 . 00
103.50
60. 00
382 . 97
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Ruiz , Joe
Silva, L.
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Trigueiro , Silvestre
Triplett, Wm.
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Valley Oil Co .
Wilson , Geo .
In the :r.1atter of Correcting Allo\vance of Claims .
Q
~p60 . 00
75 . 00
54 .00
54. 00
96.00
72. 00
267 . 62
33.00
On motion duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the order made on the
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6th day of August 1923, Allowing the hereinafter mentioned claims on the General Road
Fund for the amounts set opposite each claim respectively be and the same is hereby
rescinded , and
It is further ordered that said claims be allowed , the warrants in payment of
the same to be drawn on the 6th Road Fund, to-wit :
Acosta Frank ,
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30 . 00
Cordero , Joe 24 . 00
Leyva, Leo 30 . 00
lA:art ine z , Tom 24. 00
OVieda , Ed . 30 .00
" Tony 30, 00
Unzueta, D. 24. 00
In the I.~atter of Correcting Allowance of Clai'1ls,
On motion duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the order made on
the 6th day of August 1923, Allowing. the hereinafter mentioned claims on the General
Road Fund for the amounts set opposite each claim respectively be and the same is
hereby rescinded, and
it is further ordered that said claims be allowed , the warrants in payment of the
same to be drawn on the 3rd Road District, to - wit :
Associated Oil Co. 11. 38
Fr eeze & Freeze 77 . 64
Gutierrez Drug Store 43. 00
In the matter of the Petition of Mrs . Cencion Foster for County Aid for
Lawrence Foster , et al., half- orphans . I
It appearing to the satisfaction of the Board that said Lawrence Foster , aged
2 years , Joe Foster, aged 3 years , Robert Foster , aged 6 years , Cappie Foster , aged
10 years , Ellen Foster , aged 10 years and Lena Foster , aged 14 years are half- orphans
and are proper persons to receive County Aid, and they are in the custody of said
JU-s . Cencion Foster.
I t is ordered that the Auditor draw his warr ant on the Treasurer on Hospital
Fund, in favor of said Ilrs. Cenci on Foster for the sum of Sixty & 00 /100 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 for the support of the above named minors.
In the matter of the Petition of Mrs . Manuela Dana for County Aid for Anita
Dana , half- or phan.
It appear ing to the satisfaction of the Boara that said Anita Dana , aged 13
years, is a half- orphan and is a proper person to receive county aid , and she is in
the custody of said llrs . l~uela Dana
It is ordered that the Auditor draw his warrant on the Treasurer on Hospital
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Fund , in favor of said Mrs . Manuela Dana. for the sum of Ten & 00/100 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 for the suppor t of the above named minor .
Jn. t4e Matter of the Petition of Augusta Miller for County Aid ,
On motion duly seoonded and carried , it is or dered that the order here t ofore
made granting said Augusta Miller $10. 00 per month, County aid , be and t he same i s
hereby rescinded .
On moti on the Board adjour ned sine die .
The foregoing minutes are hereby approved.
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Chair man Board o Supervisors
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Attest :
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Clerk .
Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara, State of California
September 4th, 1923, 10 o'clock a. m. Present: Supervisors H. s. Deaderick;
Sam J. Stanwood, J. T. Torrence, w. L. Talbott and c. L. Preisker, the
Clerk and District At t orney. Supervisor H. s. Deaderick i n the Chair.
The minutes of the l as t regular meeting and succeeding special meeting were
read and appr oved.
In the Matter of Re-establishing the Boundaries of Santa Barbara School District
of the County of Santa Barbara.
It appearing to the Board from a report filed by the County Superintendent of
Schools that the isl ands of Santa Rosa and San Miguel, portions of the territory ineluded
within the boundaries of Santa Barbara County, are not i ncluded within the
boundaries of any school distriot Within said c ounty~ and
It further appearing from said report that said County Superintendent of Schools
has recommended that all the territory included within the boundaries of said islands
of Santa Rosa and San Miguel be annexed to and nade a part of Santa Barbara School
District .of said county, and also that the boundaries of said Santa Barbara School
District be changed and re-established by including therein all the territory embraced
within the boundaries of said isl ands of Santa Rosa and San Miguel ~
On motion duly seconded and unanimously carried, it is ordered that a11 the
territ ory embraced within the boundaries of the islands of Santa Rosa and San Miguel b~
annexed to and made a part of said Santa Barbara School District of the County of Sant
Barbara ; State of California, and
It is further ordered that the boundaries of said Santa Barbara School District
of said county and state be changed and re-established by including therein all the
territory embraced With:fn 1he boundaries of said islands of Santa Rosa and San Miguel
of said county and state as aforesaid, the bo1mdaries of said Santa Barbara School
Die~riot as changed and re-established being described as follows, to-wit:
Beginning at the point of i ntersection of the east line prolonged of the lands
of Las Positas Land Company with a l i ne parallel to and one-half mile outside the shore
line of the Santa Barbara Channel; t hence north aJ.ong said east l ine of the lands of
La1 Positas Land Company to the Modoc Road; thence southeasterly along said Modoc Road
to the southwest corner of the A. c. Greenwell tract; which corner is on the boundary
line of the c i ty of Senta ~arbara; thence along the boundary line of the city of Santa
Barbara in a northerly, easterly, and finally southerly direotion to the extreme southeast
corner of t he city of Santa Barbara, which bo11ndary is the one off icially adopted
May 14, 1921; thence westerly along the sout hern boundary Of th t e ci y of 8 anta Barbara,
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which is a line parallel to and one-half mile outside the shore line of the Santa Barbara
Channel; to the extreme southwest corner of the city of Santa Barbara; thence
westerly a:I.ong a line paral.1e1 to and one-half mile outside the shore line of the Santa
.Barbara Channel to the point of be. ginning; including the islands of Santa Rosa and
San Miguel.
Passed and adopted by the .Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa .Barbara at
a regu.lar meeting of said Board, this 4th day of September, A. D. 1923.
H. S. DEADERICK,
Chairman of the Board of Supervisors.
Attest:-
C. A. HUN~, Clerk.
In the Matter of Re-establishing the boundaries of Carpinteria School District of
4e&t:~'\i \ ~;.\ ~""
u ".:'lt , . the County of Santa Barbara.
'~~. """"' Q.A."'(\ ~:)~~~\~ It appearing to the Board ~om a report filed by the County Superintendent of ~q.~o. o\.~,~
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Sahools that Santa Cruz Island, a portion of the territory included within the boundaries
of Santa Barbara County, is not included within the boundaries of any sohool district
within said county, and
It further appearing from said report that said County Superintendent of School s
has recommended that all the territory included Within the boundaries of said Santa
Cruz Island be annexed to and made a part of Carpinteria School District of said county,
and also that the boundaries of said Carpinteria School District be changed and reestablished
by including therein all the territory embraced with the boundaries of said
Santa Cruz Island;
On motion duly seconded and unanimously carried, it is ordered that all the
territory embraced within the boundaries of Santa Cruz Island be annexed to and made a
part of said Carpinteria School District of the County of Santa Barbara, State of
California, and
It is further ordered that the boundaries of said Carpinteria School District
of said county and state be changed and re-established by including therein all the
territory embraced within the bonnd.aries of said Santa Cruz Island of said county and
state as aforesaid, the boundaries of said Carpinteria School District as changed and
re-established being described as follows, to-wit:
Commencing at a point on the share line of the Pacific Ocean at the southeast
corner of the traot now or formerly of A. Packard et al.; thence north along the east
boundary of said tract to the northeast corner thereof; thence easterly alobg the County
Road to the southeast corner of the Roman Villalba tract; thence northerly along the I
. east line of said Villalba tract to the northeast corner thereof; thence westerly along
the north line of said Villalba tract to line of land of Russell Heath; thence northerly
along the east line of lands of Russell Heath to the southwest corner of land of
Gaspar Orena; thence easterly along the south line of lands of said Orena and of Viviana
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Rodriguez to the southeast corner of lands of said Rodriguez; thence northerly along the
east line of land of Viviana Rodriguez to the north line of the Pueblo Lands of Santa
Barbara; thence westerly along the north line of said Pueblo Landa to the line between
Sections 20 and 21 T. 4 N. R. 25 w. s. B. M.; thence north to the northeast corner of
Section 5 of said Township; thence west to the line between Ranges 25 and 26 west,
s. B. M.; thence south to the north line of the Pueblo Lands of Santa Barbara; thence west
along the north line of said Pueblo Lands to the northeast corner of lands of J. M.
Nidever; thence south along the east line of lands of J.M. N1dever and J. Jw. Bailard to
the Pacific Ocean; thence easterly along the shore of the Pacific Ocean to ~he place of
beginning; including the island of Santa Cruz.
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Passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara
at a regular meeting of said Board, this 4th day of September, A. D. 1923.
H. s. DEADERICK, Chairman of the Board of Supervisors.
Attest:-
C. A. HUNT, Clerk.
In the Matter of the Tax Levy for State and County Purposes for the seventyfifth
fiscal year 1923-24.
The Boa.rd of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara, State of California,
on the 4th day of September, 1923, does hereby fix the rate of county taxes for the
present fiscal year at the following rates and the said Board does hereby designated the
number of cents and mills on each one hundred dollars of the assessed valuation of the
property within said county as follows:
For General Fund
Por Hospital Fund
For Indigent Fund
For Salary Fund
For School Fund
.64
.19
.06
.141
.42
For Library Fund .03
,
Now Therefore under the law and the premises aforesaid, It is ordered that the
County Taxes upon the tax:aole property in the County of Santa Barbara be and the sane
is hereby levied upon each one hundred dollars valuation for the present fiscal year
at the following rates in cents and mills as follows, to-wit:
For Qounty General Fund .64
For County Hospital Fund .19
For County Indigent Fund .06
For County Salary Fund .141
For County School Fund .42
For County Library Fund .03
And Whereas it appears that the County of Santa Barbara has issued bonds in the
sum of $350,000.00 for the purpose of constructing and building bridges on the State
Highway within the said county. and
Whereas it appears that interest upon said bonds will fall due during the present
fiscal year and some of said bonds will fall due both principal and interest,
Now Therefore, it is ordered by said Board that there be and there is hereby
fixed, levied and imposed upon the taxable property situate within said county a tax
upon each one hundred dollars vaiuation of the property within said county of the rate
in cents and mills as follows, to-wit:
For State Highway Bridge Bond Fund .039
And it is further ordered that the annual property tax for road purposes be and
the saxm is hereby levied upon each one hundred dollars valuation of property in said
county outside incorporated cities and towns for the present fixcal year as follows~
to-wit:
For County Road Fund .40
And that in addition thereto a Special Road Tax of Twenty cents on each one
hundred dollars valuation of property in said county be and is levied on all property
in said county outside of incorporated cities and towns for the present fiacal year~
to-wit:
For Special Road Fund .20
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eat1mat11 have been approved by the Superintendent of Schools, to-wit:
For Carpinteria Union High School District
For Lompoc Union High School District
For Santa Barbara High School District
For Santa Maria Union High Sohool District
For Santa Ynez Valley Union High School District
t 19950.00
26480.00
179108.00
99160.00
8960.00
Now Therefore, it is ordered by eaid Board that there be and there is hereby
fixed, levied and imposed upon the taxable property situated within said high school
districts last named a tax upon each one hundred dollars valuation of the property
within said respective high schoo1 districts at the rate in cents and mills as follows,
to-wit:
For Carpinteria Union High School District
For Lompoc Union High School District Fund
For Santa ~arbara High School District Fund
For Santa Maria Union High School District Fund
For Santa Ynez Valley Union High School District Fund
.75
63
.70
.70
.2'1
And Whereas it appears from the estimate of the County Superintendent of Schools
made pursuant to Section 1764 of the Political Code of the State of California, that
the sum of $94,000.00 will be required by the County High School Fund for the ensuing
school year,
Now Therefore, it is ordered by said Board that there be and there is hereby
levied, fixed and imposed upon the taxable property situated within said county a tax
upon eaoh one hundred dollars valuation at the rate in oents and mills as follows, to-Wit:
For County High School F11nd .18
Said County High Sohoo1 Fund is for the fo11owing named high sohoo1 districts in
proportion to the
the /average daily attendance of each, as per report of the County Superindendent of
Schools, to-wit: Carpinteria Union High School District, Lompoc Union High School
District, Santa Barbara High School District, Santa Maria Union High School District
and Santa Ynez Valley Union High School District.
.
And Whereas it appears from the estimates of the Boards of Trustees of the hereinafter
named school districts t hat each of said school districts will require the
following amounts of money for the maintenance of Kindergartens in said respective
school districts for the current shoool y.ear, which said estimates have been approved
by the County Superintendent of Schools; to-wit:
For Lompoc Kindergarten
.
For Orcutt Kindergarten
For Santa Barbara Kindergarten
For Santa Maria Kindergarten
$1600.00
4000.00
25221.00
3000.00
Now Therefore, it is ordered by said Board that there is hereby levied~' fixed
and imposed upon the taxable property situate within said respective school districts
last named a tax upon each one hundred dollars valuation of the property within said
respect ive school districts at the rate in cents and mills as follows, to-wit:
For Kindergarten F11nd of Lompoc School District
For Kindergarten Fund of Orcutt Union School District
For Kindergarten Fund of Santa Barbara School District
.14
.15
.15
For Kindergarten Fund of Santa Maria School District .13
And Whereas it appears from the estimates of the Boards of Trustees of the
hereinafter named school districts that said school districts will require the foliowing
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amounts o:f money in excess o:f the amo11l'l.ts derived from state and county for the maintenance
of said snhoo1e in said seve:ral. districts, for the enfting year whioh said
estimates have been approved l.7 the CoU'tlty SU.perintendent ot Schoola. towlt\
For Alcatraz School District $500.00
For Artes.ia School District
For Ballard School District
For Bickne11 Schoo1 District
For Blocbman School. District
For Car eaga Sehool District
For Carpinteria Union School District
For Casl'81ia Union School District
For Col4 Sprill8S School District
For College sc:hool District
For Cuyama School District
For Garey Schoo1 District
For Goleta School District
For Guadalupe School District
For Hope School District
For La Patera School District
For Las Cruces School District
I For Lompoc School District
For Los Alamos School District
For Maple School District
For Miguelito School District
Union
For Montecito /Sohool District
For Orcutt Union School District
For San Julian School District
For Santa Barbara School District
For Santa Maria School District
For Santa Rosa School District
For SuIDIIlSrland School District
For Wasioja School District
300 .00
Ms.et)
1000.00
2300.00
1000.00
4000.00
6090.iO
2100.00
2000.00
1244-00
505. QO
$2;930.00
1880. 00
700.00
500.00
300.00
3860.00
6105.00
410.00
1590.00
9000.00
10795.00
300.00
55200.00
13193.00
300. 00
700.00
346.00
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Now Therefore, it is ordered by said Board that there be and there is hereby
fi:xed, levied. and imposed upon the taxable property situate within said school districts
last named a tax upon each one hundred dollars valuation of the property within said
respective school districts at the rate in cents and mills as follows, to-wit:
For Special School Fund of Alcatraz School Distridt
For Special School Fund of Art~sia School District
Hor Special School Fund of Ballard School Dist rict
For Special School Fund of Bicknell School District
For Special School Fund of Blochman School District
For Special School Fund of Careaga School District
For Special School Fund of Carpinteria Union School District
For Special School Fund of Casma.lia Union School District
For Special School Fund of Cold Springs School District
For Special School Fund of College School District
For Special School Fund of Ouyama School District
For Special School ~'Und of Garey School Diatriot
.17
.10
.30
.22
.30
.10
.27
.30
.18
.21
.30
.30
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For Special School Fund of Goleta School District
For Special School Fun~ of Guadalupe School District
For ~pecial School Fund of Hope School District
For Special School Fund of La Patera School Dis~rict
For Special School Fund of Laa Cruces School District
For 8pe9ial School Fund of Lompoc School District
For Special School Fund of Loa Alamos School ~istrict
For Special Schoo1 Fund of Maple Sohool District
For Special School Fnnd of Miguelito School District
For Special School' Fund of Monteoito Union School District
For Special School Fund of Orcutt Union School District
.30
.27
.14
.oa
.16
.30
.&
.10
.30
26
.30
. For Special School Fund of San Julian School District .06
For Special Schooi Fund of Santa Barbara School District .30
For Special School Fund of Santa Maria School District .30
For Special School Fund of Santa Rosa School District .16
For Special School Fund of Summer land School District .30
For Special School Fund of Wasioja School District .30
And Whereas, it appears from the estimates of the Boards of School Trustees of
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the hereinafter named school districts that said school districts will require the
following amounts of money in excess of the amounts derived from state and county for
the purpose of purchasing school lots &o., in said several school districts for the ,
ensuing year, which said estimates have been approved by the County Superintendent of
8ohoo1s, to-wit:
For Ballard Sohoo:LDistriot
For Oasmalia Union School District
For Cuyama School District
For Goleta School District
For Lompoc School District
For Los Alamos School District
For Miguelita School District
For Orcutt U. nion School District
For Santa Barbara School District
For Santa Maria School District
$500.00
2700.00
94.00
400.00
1000.00
2500.00
200.00
15675.00
17000.00
$6951.00
No Therefore, it is ordered by said Board that there be and there ia hereby fixed,
levied and imposed upon the taxable property situate within said school districts last
named a tax upon each one hundred dollars valuation of the property within the respective
school districts at the rate in cents and mills as follows, to-wit:
For Building lund of Ballard District
For Building Fund of Casmalia Union School District
For Building 1fund. of Cuyama School District
For Building Fund of Goleta School District
For Building Fund of ompoc School District -
For Building Fund of Los Alamos Sohool District
For Building Fund of Miguelita School District
For Building Fund of Orcutt Union Sohool District
For Building Fund 0 Santa Barbara School District
For Building Fund of Santa Maria Sohool District
.15
.15
.10
.06
.09
.15
.15
.15
.10
.15
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And Whereas, it appears from the estimates of the Boards of Trustees of the hereinafter
named Public Cemetery Districts that said public cemetery districts will require
the following amounts of money for maintaining said public cemetery districts
for the ensuing fixoal year, to-wit:
For Goleta Public Cemetery District
For Guadalupe Public Cemetery District
For Lompoc Public Cemetery District
For Oak Hill Public Cemetery District
For Santa Maria Public Cemetery District
$2400.00
1600.00
1500.00
1600.00
1860.00
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Now Therefore, it is ordered by said Board that there be and there is hereby fixed,
levied and imposed upon the taxable property situated within said Public Cemetery
Districts last named a tax upon each one hundred dollars valuation of the property
within said respective Pub1io Cemetery Districts at the rate in cents and mills as
~o11ows, to-wit:
For Goleta Public Cemetery District Fund
For Guadalupe Public Cemetery District Pund
For Lompoc Public Cemetery District Fund
For Oak Hill Public Cemetery District Fund
For Santa Maria Publio Cemetery District Fund
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.10
.11
.03
.12
.02
And Whereas, it appears from estimates made by this Board that the following amounts
of money wi11 be required for conducting and maintaining the fo1J.owing street lighting
districts for the ensuing fiaoal year, to-wit:
1or Casmalia Street Lighting District
For Guadalupe Street Lighting District
For Los Alamos Street Lighting District
For Orcutt Street Lighting District
$546.00
918.00
1320.00
895.00
Now T herefore, it is ordered by said Board that there be and there is hereby fixe~,
levied and imposed upon the taxable property situate within said street lighting
districts 1aat named a tax upon each one h11ndred do11ars valuation of the property
within said respective districts at the rate in cents and mills as follows, to-wit:
For Caamalia Street Lighting District Fund
For Guadalupe Street Lighting District Fund
For Loa Alamos Street Lighting District Fund
For Orcutt Street Lighting District Fund
.09
.30
.12
.30
And Whereas, it appears from an estimate of the Board of Fire Connniasioners of
Monteoito Fire District that the sum of $8600.00 will be required for the maintenance
of the Fire Department o~ Monteoito, in Montecito Fire District, for the ensuing fiaoal
year,
Now Therefore, it is ordered by said Board that there be and there is hereby
fixed, levied and imposed upon the taxable property situate within said Montecito Fire
District a tax upon each one hundred dollars valuation of the property within said
district at the rate in cents and mills as follows, to-wit:
For Montecito Fire District Fund
Done in open Board this 4th day of September, A. D. 1923.
Attest:-
c. A. HUNT, Cle rk
H. s. DEADERICK, Chairman of the Board of
Supervisors
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In the Matter of Creating a General. Road Fund
On motion duly seconded and unanimously carried, it is ordered that a General.
Road Fund be and the sane is hereby established in the County of Santa Barbara, and
It is further ordered that thirty-three and one-third per centum of the aggregate
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amount of road tax collected from all sources shall be apportioned thereto
In the Matter o~ the Assessment of the Faoifio Coast Railway Company, Southern
Pacific Railroad Company and the Pullman Company for the fiscal year 1923-24.
It is hereby ordered by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara;
State of California, and stated and declared by said Board pursuant to the law;
1. That the length of the main track of the Paci.f ic Coast Railway Company as
assessed by the State Board of Equalization, within the County of Santa Barbara is
60.28 miles;
2. That the assessed value per mile of said railroad is $3670.00;
3. That the number of miles of said track of said railroad and the assess. ed val
of the same lying in each city, township, school district, road district and lesser
taxation districts in the County of Santa Barbara through which said railroad runs as
fixed by the State Board of Equalization is as follows:
In the 4~h Township, 6.5 miles, assessed value
In the 6th Township, 20.05 miles, assessed value
In the 7th Township, 25.48 miles, assessed value
In the 10th Township, 8 . 25 miles, assessed value
In the 3rd Road District, 6.5 miles, assessed value
In the 5th Road District, 53.78 miles, assessed value
In the City of Santa Maria, 3.2 miles, assessed value
.
In the Permanent Road Division o:f Santa Ynez, 4.5 miles
assessed value
In the Loa ~lamoa Public Cemetery District, 14.44 miles,
assessed value
In Oak Hill Publio Cemetery Distriot, 7 miles, assessed value
In Santa Maria Fub1ic Cemetery District, 32.60 miles, assessed value
In Loa Alamos Street Lighting District, 5.5 miles, assessed value
In Orcutt Street Lighting District .35 miles, assessed value
In Guadalupe School District, 2.24 miles, assessed value
In Bonita Sohool District, 3 miles, assessed value
In Agricola School District, 3.75 miles, assessed value
In Santa Maria School District, 3.45 miles, assessed value
In Pleasant Valley Sohool ~iatrict, 3 miles, assessed value
In Rice School District, 2.5 miles, assessed value
In Suey School District, 2 miles, assessed value
In Garey School District, 4.25 miles, assessed value
In Olive School District, l mile, assessed val ue
In Blockman School District, 2.90 miles, assessed value
In Lake View School District, 2.5 miles, assessed value
In Washington School Distr ict, 2.25 miles, assessed value
In Orcutt School District, 4.75 miles, assessed value
In Careaga School District, 8.94 miles, assessed value
In Bicknell School District, 1.26 miles, assessed value
In Los Alamos School District~ 5.5 miles , assessed value
' In Los Olivos School District, 7 miles, assessed value ,
In Orcutt Union School District, 4.75 miles, assessed value
t23,855.
73,584.
93,512.
30,277.
23 ,855 .
197,373
11,744
16 ,515.
52,995.
25,690.
119,642.
20,185.
1,285.
8 ,221 .
11,010.
13~763.
12,662.
11~010.
9,175.
7,340.
15~597.
3;670
10,643.
9,175.
8 ,258.
17,432.
32,810
4,587.
20,185.
25,690.
17,432.
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In Santa Ynez Valley Union High Sohool District, 7 miles,
assessed value
In Santa Maria Union High School District, 64.63 miles~
assessed value
25~690.
200.125.
4. That the 1ength of the niiin track of the Southern Pacific Railroad Company;
as assessed by the State Board of Equalization, within the County of Santa Barbara
is 119.166 miles.
5. That the assessed vaiue per mile of said road is $50,000.00
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6. That the number of miles of said ma.in track of said railroad and the assessed
value of the same lying in each city, township, school district, road district and
lesser taxation districts in the County of Santa Barbara, through which said railroad
runs as fixed by the State Board of Equalization is as follows:
In the lat Township, 11 miles, assessed value
In the 2nd Township, 6.53 miles, assessed value
In the 3rd Township, 20.49 miles, assessed value
In the 4th Township, 10 miles, assessed value
In the 5th Township, 57.896 miles, assessed value
In the 7th Township, 4.5 miles, assessed value
In the 8th Township, 4.26 miles, assessed value
In the 9th Township, 4.5 miles, assessed value
In the lat Road District, 6 miles, assessed value
In the 2nd Road District, 5 miles; assessed value
In the 3rd Road Distriat, 30.49 miles, assessed value
In the 4th Road District~ 57.896 miles, assessed value
In the 5th Road District, 13.25 miles, assessed value
In the City of Santa ~arbara, 6.53 miles, assessed value
In the Permanent Road Division of Carpinteria, 9.5 miles,
assessed value
In the Permanent Road Division of Goleta, 11.14 miles,
assessed value
In the Permanent Road Division of Lompoc, 67.896 miles,
assessed value .
In Mesa Permanent Road Division, .5 miles, a'ssessed value
In Montecito Permanent Road Division, 5 miles, assessed value
In Carpinteria Public Cemetery District, 6.25 miles,
$650,000.
326,600.
1;024,500.
500,000
2;894,800.
225,000.
212,600.
226,000.
300;000.
250,000.
l,524,500.
2,894,800.
662,500.
326,500,
475,000.
557,000.
2,894,800.
25,000.
250,000,
assessed value 312,600.
In Goleta Publio Cemetery District, 11.14 miles, assessed value 567,000.
In Guadalupe Public Cemetery District, 4.5 miles, assessed value 226.000.
In Lompoc Public Cemetery District, 53.896 miles, assessed value 2; 694,800.
In Carpinteria Street Lighting District, .72 miles, assessed value 36.000
In Oasmalia Street Lighting District, 12.10 miles, assessed value 605,000
In Guadalupe Street Lighting District, 2 miles, assessed value
In Monteoito Fire District, 5 miles, assessed value
In Punta Gorda School District, .6 miles, assessed value
In Rincon Sohool District, 2.625 miles, assessed value,
In Carpinteria School District, l .mile, assessed value
In Aliso Sohool District, 1.26 miles, assessed value
In Ocean School District, 1.75 miles, assessed value
In S11mmerland School District, 1.2 miles, assessed value
.
In Ortega School District, .376 miles, assessed value
In Montecito School District, 2.3 miles, assessed value
100,000.
250,000.
25,000.
l.31,250.
60,000.
62,500
87,500.
60,000
18 ~ 750.
115,000.
'351,500.
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In Hope Sohool District, 2.76 miles, assessed value
In Cathedral Oaks School District, .881 mile, assessed value
In Goleta Sohool District, 2.865 miles, assessed value
In La Patera School District, 4 miles, assessed value
In Tecolote Sohool District, 3 miles, assessed value
In Den School District, 6.6 miles, assessed value
In Orella Sohool District, 6 miles, assessed value
In Alcatraz Sohool District, 8 miles, assessed value,
In Las Cruces School District, 5 miles, assessed value,
In San Julian School District, 10 miles, assessed value
In Honda School District, 12.712 miles, assessed value
In Lynden School District, 9.248 miles; assessed value
In Artesia School District, 1.6 miles, assessed value
In Maple School District, 1.75 miles, assessed value
In Lompoc Sohool District, 2 miles, assessed value
In Agu.eja Sohool District, 6.5 miles, assessed value
In Casmalia School District, 12.1 miles, assessed value
In Laguna School District, 4.83 miles, assessed value
In Guadalupe School District, 2.5 mi1es, assessed value
137,500.
44,060
143,250.
200,000.
160, 000.
276,000
300 ,000.
400,000.
250,000.
600,000
635,600.
462,400.
76,000.
87,600.
100,000.
325,000.
605,000.
241,500.
125,000
In City of Lompoc, 2 miles, assessed value 100,000.
In Carpinteria Union School District, 6.58 miles, assessed value 329,000.
In Carpinteria Union High School District, 8.28 miles, assessed value 414,000.
In Casmalia Union School District, 12.1 miles, assessed value 605,000.
In Lompoc Union High School District, 33.849 miles, assessed value 1,692,460.
In Montecito Union School District, 2.675 miles, assessed value 133,760.
In Santa Barbara High School District, 15.690 mi1es, assessed value 784,700.
In Santa Maria Union High School District, 19.43 miles, assessed ~alue 971,600.
In Santa Ynez Valley Union High School District, 29 miles,
assessed value 1,460,000.
7. That the length of the main traok of the Southern Pacifio Railroad Company,
over which oars of The Pullman Company are run within the County of Santa Barbara, a.nd
assessed by the State Board of Equalization, is 108.819 miles.
8 . That the assessed value of the oars of The Pul1man Company running over said
Southern Pacific Railroad per mile is $1,000.00.
9. That the number of miles of track of said Southern Paeifio Railroad Company,
over which cars of The Pullman Company are run,and the assessed value of such cars
~unning over said railroad in each city, township, school district, road district, and
lesser taxation districts in said county is as follows.
In the lat Township, 11 miles, assessed value
In the 2nd Township, 6.53 miles, assessed value
In the 3rd Township, 20.50 miles, assessed value
In the 4th jownship, 10 miles, assessed value
In the 5th Township, 47.639 miles, assessed value
In the 7th Township, 4.5 miles, assessed value
In the 8th Township, 4.25 miles, assessed value
In the 9th Township, 4.5 miles, assessed value
In the City of Santa Barbara, 6.53 miles, assessed value
In the lat Road District, 6 miles, assessed value
In the 2nd Road District, 5 miles, assessed value
In t he 3rd Road District, 30.50 miles, assessed value
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$11,000.
6,630.
20,500.
10,000.
47,639
4,500.
4,260.
4,500.
6,530.
6,000.
5,000.
30,600.
September 4th, 1923.
In the 4th Road District, 47.639 miles, assessed value .
In the 5th Road District, 13.25 miles, assessed value
In the Permanent Road Division of Carpinteria; 9.5 miles;
assessed value
In the Permanent Road Division of Goleta, 11.14 miles,
assessed value
In the Permanent Road Division of Lompoc, 47.539 miles,
assessed value
In Mesa Permanent Road Division, .5 mile, assessed value
In Monteoito Permanent Road Division, 5 miles, assessed value
In Carpinteria Public Cemetery District, 6.25 miles, assessed value
In Goleta Public Cemetery District, 11.14 miles, assessed value
In Guadalupe Public Cemetery District, 4.5 miles, assessed value
In Lompoe Publio Cemetery District, 43.535 miles, assessed value
In Carpinteria Street Lighting District, .72 miles, assessed value
In Casmalia Street Lighting District, 12.1 miles, assessed value
In Gua.d~lupe Street Lighting District, 5 miles, assessed value
In Montecito Fire District, 5 miles, assessed value
In Punta Gorda School District, .5 mile, assessed value
In Rincon ~ohool District, 2.626 miles, assessed value
In Carpinteria School District, 1 mile, assessed value
In Aliso School District, 1.25 miles, assessed value
In Ocean School District, 1.75 miles, assessed value
In Summerland Sohool District, 1.2 miles, assessed value
In Ortega School District, .375 mile, assessed value
' In Montecito School District, 2.3 miles, assessed value
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In Santa Barbara School District, 7.03 miles, assessed value
In Hope School District, 2.75 miles, assessed value
In Cathedral Oaks Sohool District, .881 mile assessed value
In Goleta School District, 2.865 miles, assessed value
In La Patera School District, 4 miles, assessed value
In Tecolota Sohool District, 3 miles, assessed value
In Den School District, 5.5 miles, assessed value
In Orella Sohool District, 6 miles, assessed value
In Alcatraz School District, 8 miles, assessed val. ue
In Las Cruces School District, 5 miles, assessed value
In San Julian School District, 10 miles, assessed value
In Honda School District, 12.712 miles, assessed value
In Lynden School District, 4.151 miles, assessed value
In Aguaje School District, 6.5 miles, assessed value
In Casmalia School D'istrict 12.l miles, assessed value
In Laguna School District, 4.83 miles, assessed value
In Guadalupe School District, 2.5 miles, assessed value
In Carpinteria Union School District, 6.58 miles, assessed value
In Carpinteria Union High School District, 8.28 miles, assessed value
In Casmalia Union School District, 12.1 miles, assessed value
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In Lompoc Union High School District, 25.022 miles assessed value
In Montecito Union School District, 2.675 miles, assessed value
In Santa Barbara High School District, 15.694 miles, assessed value
In Santa Maria Union High School District, 19.43 miles, assessed value
47 ,539
13,250.
9,500.
11;140.
47,539.
500.
5,000
6,250.
11;140.
4,500.
43,535.
720.
12,100.
5,000.
5,000
500
2;625
1,000
1,250.
1,750.
1,200.
375
2,300
7 ,030
2 '750.
881.
2;865.
4,000
3,000.
5,500.
6,000.
8,000
5,000.
10,000.
12,712.
4;151.
6,500.
12,100.
4,830.
2,500.
6,580.
8,280.
12,100.
25,022.
2;675.
15 ';694.
19,430.
In Santa Ynez Valley Union High School District, 29 miles, assessed value 29,000.
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In the Matter of the Issue of Bonds of Jona.ta School District in the sum of
$16 ;ooo. oo
This being the time heretofore fixed for receiving b,ids for the sale of $16 ~000.0
of bonds of Jonata School District heretofore issued, the Board proceeded to open and
consider the following bids; to-wit:
~ank of Italy, bid par, accrued interest to date of delivery and premium of
$128,00,
The First National Bank of Santa Barbara, bid par, accrued . interest to date of
delivery and a premium of $11.00
Freeman, Smith and Camp Co., bid par, accrued interest to date of delivery and
a premium of $7.00
It appearing to the board that the bid of the Bank of Italy is the highest and
best bid for said bonds, On motion duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the
bid of said Bank of Italy be and the same is hereby accepted and said ~ank of Italy
declared the purchaser of said bonds, and
It is further ordered that said ~ank of Italy have ten days after delivery of an
abstract of the proceedings on the issuance and sale of said bonds of said Jonata
School District within which to accept delivery and pay or said bonds at the of1ce
of the County Treasurer of said Santa Barbara County.
In the Matter of Constructing a Building on the East end of Lota Nos. 7 and a;
Block No. 15~ of Fairlawn Addition to the Town of Santa Maria, in the 5th Supervisor
District.
This being the time heretofore fixed for receiving bids for furnishing all tool ,
material and labor necessary for the construction and completion of the building in
the above entitled matter, the Board proceeded to open and consider the following bid ,
to-wit:
The Done Building Co.
o. c. Marriott
$2141.88
$2300.00
On motion duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the further conaideratio
of said bids be and the same are hereby continued until Sept. 17th, 1923, at 10
o'clock a. m.
In the Matter of Purchasing Real Property by the County of Santa Barbara.
J~'{Q.\G\.S ;~& Order of Purchase.
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();~- 0 ~"\ ~ Whereas~ the Board of Supervisors by a resolution duly passed and adopted on
the 6th day of August, 1923, declared it to be the intention of said Board to purchase
from J. J. Wilhoit, the real property in said resolution and hereinafter described, fo
the sum of One Hundred and sixty & 00 /100 Dollars in lawf'Ul money of the United States,
said purchase price to be paid on the execution and delivery of a good and sufficient
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deed of said property to the County of Santa Barbara, which will convey the said
property to said county fr~~ from all liens and encumbrances, and fixed this 4th d~
of September, 1923, at 10 o'clook a. m. at the rooms of this Board in the Court House
in the City of Santa Barbara in said county as the time and place when and where the
~oard would meet to consurrunate said purchase, and directed that notice thereof be
given by the publication of said resolution 'for at lea.st three weeks prior to said dat
in The Santa Maria Times, a newspaper of general circulation published in said county,
and
Whereas, it now appears that notice of the said intention of the Board to make
said purchase and of the time and place when and where the Board would meet to consummate
said purchase, .has been given as ordered by this Board, ~d further that said
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property is needed by the County of Santa Barbara~ that the price to be paid therefor
is reasonable and just and that it will be to the interest of the public ~o purchase
said property at said price, and
Whereas, it further appears that J. J. Wilhoit, the owner of said property is
wi11ing to se11 the sane to the county for said sum of One Hundred and sixty & 00/100
Dollars,
NOW THEREFORE, it is ordered by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa
Barbara, that said county purchase said property from said J. J. Wilhoit at the price
of One Hundred and Sixty & 00/100 Dollars, in lawf'u.l money of the United States, said
purchase price to be paid to said J. J. Wil.hoit on the execution and delivery to the
county of a good and sufficient deed or deeds which will convey said property to
said county.
It is further ordered that said J. J. Wilhoit shaJ.l forthwith furnish an abstract
of title to said property and submit the same to the District Attorney for examination
or a satisfactory certificate of title, and upon the approval of the title to said
property and the said deed or deeds by the District Attorney, the Auditor shall issue
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Sixty & 00/100 Dollars out of the General Fund.
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Said real property is situated in the town of Los Alamos, County of Santa Barbara,
State of California, and particularly described as follows, to-wit:
Lot 4 of B1ook 4 of the Town of Loa Alamos as the same is shown on the map or
plat thereof on file in the office of the County Recorder of the County of Santa Barbara,
State of California.
Passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara,
State of California, this 4th d91 of September, A. D. 1923.
H. s. DEADERICK, Chairman of the Board of Supervisors.
Attest:-
C. A. HUNT, Clerk.
(SEAL)
In the Matter of the Petition of T. J. Davis, e~~l., for the abandonment of a
portion of Jonata Street and Zaca Road, in the town of Los Olivas, third road district
county of Santa Barbara, Cal.
A petition in writing, signed by ten freeholders of the county of Santa Barbara,
California, two of whom. are residents of the Third Road District of said county and
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taxable therein for road purposes, praying that the portion of Jonata Street and Zaoa
Road hereinafter described, situated in the Third Road District, County of Santa Barbara,
State of Cal., be vacated, discontinued, and abandoned, having been presented to the
Board of Supervisors and filed,it is:-
ORDEBED that Monday, the lst day of Oct. 1923, at 10 o'clock A. M. of said day at
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the room of the Board of Supervisors in the Court House in the City of Santa Barbara,
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County of Santa Barbara~ State of Cal., be and they are hereby fixed as the time and
place for the hearing of said petition; and it is further;
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ORDERED that notice of said time and place of hearing said petition be given by
publication of notice thereof in the The Morning Preas, a newspaper of general oircula-
ti on, printed and published in said county of anta ~arbara, for at least two successive
weeks prior to said day fixed for said hearing; and that a similar notice be posted oonspiououaly
along the line of the proposed vacation;
The portion of aaid Jona~a Street and Zaoa Road described in said petition and
asked to be vacated, discontinued and abandoned is situated in the Third Road District
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in said eounty of Sa~ta Barbara and is bounded as follows, to wit:-
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Beginning at the south east corner of Block 3, as shown by the map of the
property of the Loa Olivas Land Association, made by R. R. Harris in Sept. 1887,
and now on record in the office of the recorder of the county of Santa Barbara, State
o~ Cal., thence 440 feet in a westerly direction along the southerly line of Block 3,
of the said map, to the south west corner of said block 3, thence north 410 feet
along the westerly line of said block 3~ to the northwest oorner of said block 3, the oe
85 feet, more or less, diagonally across said Zaoa Road, to the north east corner of
Farm Lot or subdivision No. 32, thence south 410.52 feet along the easterly line of
said Farm Lot No. 32., thence east 500 feet along the northerly line of Farm Lot No
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33, to the north east corner of said Farm Lot 33, thence north 60 feet to the point of
beginning. I
In the Matter of Ordinance No. 406, to Regulate the Establishment, Maintaining
or operating of Automobile Parks or Public Parks or Public Camping Grounds withiJ
the County of Santa Barbara,
It appearing to the Board from the affidavit of K. T. Boardman, the princip
clerk of the printer and publisher of ~he Morning Preas, that Ordinance No. 406 has
been duly puolished,
On motion duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that said ordinance has
been duly published.
In the Matter of the Formation of Carpinteria Street Lighting District of
Santa Barbara County.
Resolution Establishing Lighting District.
Whereas, an election was regularly held pursuant to law, on the 6th day of
August,. 1923, in the Town of Carpinteria County of Santa Barbara, State of California,
for the purpose of establishing a lighting district embracing the town of Carpinteria
and
Whereas, it appears from the report of the election officers, at said eleotion,
that a majority of the votes oast at said election were in favor of said
lighting district,
Now, Therefore, it is hereby ordered that the Carpinteria Street Lighting
District of Santa Barbara County be, and the same is hereby established.
It is further ordered that the facts of the presentation of a petition
for said lighting district, and this Resolution be entered in the minutes of the
Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County.
Attest:
(SEAL)
Dated this 4th day of Sept. 1923,
C. A. HUNT, Clerk.
H. S. DEADERICK, Chairman of the Board of
Supervisors of Santa Barbara County.
!n the Matter of Printi~ the Annual Financial Report of the County of Santa
.Barbara.
This being the time heretofore fixed for receiving bids for furnishing all
material and labor necessary for printing 1000 copies of the Annual Financial Report
of the County of Santa .Barbara for the fiscal year ending June &, 1923, the Board
proceeded to open and consider the following bids, to-wit:
The Schauer Printing Studio, bid $274.00 for 1000 copies and $42.50 for 500 additional
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v. A. Kennedy, bid $325.00 for 1000 copies and $10.00 for each 100 additional copies.
D. M. Hammond, bid $487.75 for 1000 oopies and $30.00 for each 100 additional copies.
Wilson & D'Andrea, bid $279.00 for 1000 copies and $20.40 for eaoh 100 additional
copies.
o. Y. Cannon, bid $496.50 for 1000 copies and $46. 00 for each 100 additional copies.
Lompoc Record, bid $350.00 for lOCXoopies and $21.00 for each 100 additional. copies.
It appearing to the Board that the bid of ~he Schauer Printing Studio is the
lowest and best bid for said work and motion duly seconded and carried, it is ordered
that said contract be and the same is hereby awarded to The Schauer Printing Studio
for the amount specified. in said bid.
In the Matter of Purchasing a Marion Steam Shovel for the County of Santa Barbara.
On motion duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that SuperYieor Sam J. Stanwood
be and he is hereby authorized to purchase a Marion Steam Shovel for the County of
Santa Barbara, to be used on the San Marcos Road improvement work, the cost of said
steam ~hovel to be paid for out of the Good Roads Fund.
In the Matter of issuing Bonda of Permanent Road Division of Santa Ynez.
Order for the Issuing of bonds.
Upon motion of supervisor J. T. Torrence, duly seconded and unanimously carried,
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the following resolution and order was passed and adopted, to wit:
It appearing that at an election duly held on July 24, 1923, an issue of Bonda
of the Permanent Road Division of Santa Ynez t o the amount of ~hree Hundred Thousand
Dollarw ($300,000.00) was duly authorized, as is more :fc.lly set forth in an order
hereinbefore entered; and it appearing that all matters and things in connection with
the organization of said Division, and the calling, holding and conducting of said
election have been done and performed in the manner required by ~w, and that bonds of
said Permanent Road DiYi&ion of Santa Ynez should be issued in accordance with proceed-
inga heretofore had in said matter;
It is therefore, resolved and ordered that Bonds of Permanent Road Division of
Santa Ynez, in the County of Santa Barbara, California, be issued in the sum of Three
Hundred Thousand Dollars; that said Bonds shall be dated September 4, 1923, shall bear
interest at the rate of five (6) per oent per annum, payable annually, shall be of the
denomination of $1000 .00 each and numbered from 1 to 300 consecutively and shall be
payable as f.o llows, to wit:
Bonds numbered l to 15 inclusive payable September 4, 1924;
.Bonde numbered 16 to 30 inclusive payable September 4, 1925;
Boms numbered 31 to 45 inclusive payable September 4, 1926;
Bonds numbered 46 to 60 inclusive payable September 4, 1927;
Bonds numbered 61 to 75 -inclusive payable September 4, 1928;
Bonds numbered 76 to 90 inclusive payable September 4, 1929;
Bonds numbered 91 to 105 inclusive payable September 4, 19~;
Bonds numbered 106 to 120 inclusive payable September 4, 1931;
.tlOnds numbered 121 to 135 inclusive payable September 4, 1932
Bonds numbered 136 to 150 inclusive payable September 4, 1933;
Bonds numbered 151 to 166 inclusive payable September 4, 1934;
Bonds numbered 166 to 180 inclusive payable September 4, 1935;
Bonds numbered 181 to 195 inclusive payable September 4, 1936;
Bonds numbered 196 to 210 inclusive payable September 4, 1937;
Bonds numbered 211 to 225 inclusive payable September 4, 1938;
Bonds numbered 226 to 240 inclusive payable September 4, 1939;
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Bonds numbered 241 to 255 inclusive payable September 4, 1940;
Bonds numbered 256 to 270 inclusive payable September 4, 1941;
Bonda numbered 271 to 285 inclusive payable September 4, 1942;
Bonds numbered 286 to 300 inclusive payable September 4, 1943.
Said Bonds shall have attached thereto coupons for said interest, and said bond
and coupons thereto attached shall be substantially in conformity with the following
fonns:
(FORM OF BOND)
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
No. $1000. 00
State of California
County of Santa Barbara
Bond of Permanent Road Division of Santa Ynez in
Santa Barbara County, California.
The Permanent Road Division of Santa Ynez, in the County of Santa Barbara,.
State of California, for value received hereby acknowledges itself indebted to, .and
hereby promises to pay to, the holder of this Bond onthe 4th day of September, 19 ~'
at the office of the Treasurer of said county, in the City of Santa Barbara, in said
county, the sum of $1000.00 in lawful money of the United States of America, with interest
thereon in like lawful money, at the rate of five (5) per cent per annum, pay-
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able annually on the 4th day of September of each and every year f rom and after the da e
hereof, at the office of the Treasurer aforesaid on the presentation and surrender of he
interest coupons hereto attached, until the Bond is fully paid.
This Bo:rxl is one of a series of 300 bonds of like tenor and date, numbered
respectively from l to 300 inclusive amounting in the aggregate to $300,000. 00.
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Thia Bond is issued by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barb '
State of California, under and in accordance with the provisions of Article IX, Chapte
II, Title VI, Part III of the Political Code of the State of California, and amendment
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thereto, and the issuance thereof was authorized by more than two-thirds of the votes
cast at an eleation held in said Permanent Road Division .on the 24~h day of July, 1923
1 which said election was held to determine whether bonds of. said Permanent Road Divisio
in the said amount should be issued and sold for the purpose of raising money for ing' .
on and completing work in improving certain roaQB in said Permanent Road Division of
Santa Ynez.
It is hereby declared that said Permanent Road Division was and is duly
organized and established; that said election was duly called, duly held, and duly
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conducted , and the notices thereof duly given and the result thereof canvassed and de-
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clared in accordance with law and that all of the proceedings in the matter o:f the is- .
suance of this Bond were regular and in strict aocorda.nce with the provisions of the
Political Code above mentioned and of the constitution ox the. State of California and
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that the total bonded indeotedness of said Permanent Road Division, 1ncluding the issu
of which this Bond is a part does not exceed the limit provided by law.
This Bond conforms to the order of said Board of Supervisors duly adopted an
entered in its minutes on the 4th day of September, 1923, and shall. be payable out of
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the funds of said Permanent Road Division and the money for the redemption of said
and the payment of interest thereon shall be raised by taxation upon the taxable
ty in said Perma.nent Road Division of Santa Ynez.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the said Board of Supervisors has caused this Bond to be
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signed by its chairman and by the auditor of said county a nd attested by its Clerk with
the seal of said Board attached this 4th day of September, 1923.
Attest:
County Clerk arid Clerk of the
Board of Supervisors.
Chai rman of the Board of Supervisors.
Count'y Auditor.
(FORM OF COUPON)
Coupon No. $60.00
On the 4th d~ of September, 19 , the Treasurer of the County of Santa Barbara,
State of California, will pay to the holder hereof out of the funds of the Permanent
Road Division of Santa Ynez. in said oounty, at his office ~n the City of Santa Barbara,
in said county, the sum of Fifty Dollars ($50.00) for the interest on Bond No.
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Chairman of the Board of Supervisors
County C1erk and Clerk of the
Board of Supervisors
County Auditor.
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The Chairman of the Board of Supervisors, the County Auditor and the County
Clerk are authorized and direoted to sign said Bond and affix thereto the seal. of said
Board; they are furthermore authorized and directed to sign the said coupons ~ith their
lithographed or engraved signatures.
Said Bonda and interest shall be payable in lawful money of the United States
of America at the office of the Treasurer of the Conty of Santa Barbara, State of
California, out of the funds of said Permanent Road Division of Santa Ynez, and the mone
for the redemption of said bonds and the payment of interest thereon shall be raised by . .
taxation upon the taxable property in said Division as prescribed by 1aw.
It is further Ordered that said Bonds shall be sold by the County Treasurer of
Santa Barbara County, after reasonable notice, to the highest and best bidder and not
for leas than par and aoorued interest
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Upon the passage and adoption of said resolution and order, our roll being
called, the vote was as follows, to wit:
Ayes: Sam J, Stanwood, J, T. Torrence, w. L. Talbott, c. L. Preisker and H. s
Deaderick.
Nays: None .
In the Matter of the Purchase of a Kelly-Springfield Roller.
:1-(. .\i .~\f ~~''if ti. l\~~- be and he is hereby authorized to purchase a 13 ton Kelly-Springfield Roller for the
On motion dul.y seoonded and carried, it is ordered that Supervisor c. L. Preisker,
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County of Santa Barbara, to be used in the 5th Road District,
In the Matter of the Application of the Santa Barbara Chamber of Commerce for A'o -vt~~~,o,~ I
.\ t-L""'t':-. L""'an appropriation.
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On motion duly seconded and unanimously carried, the Board passed and adopted
~ the follpwing resolution, to-wit:
RESOLVED, that. the County of Santa Barbara will pay to the Santa Barbara Chamber
of Commerce for expenses to be incurred in advertising and ma.king known the resources of
the County of Santa Barbara and inducing immigration thereto an amount not exceeding the
sum of $5 ,000. 00, said payment to be made out of the Advertising Fund of the County only
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upon claims presented in the form of a claim against the Cqun~y ma.de out and verified
as provided by law.
Upon the passage of the foregoing order, the roll being called, the following
Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit: Sam J. Stanwood, J. T. Torrence, w. L. Talbott, c. L.
Preisker and H. s. Deaderick, N91s: None.
In the Matter of. Fixing the Amount of Bond upon Filing Map designated as Map
of Ceroa del Mar Subdivision.
It appearing to the Board that Clarence R. ~awyer the owner of a certain tra~t
or subdivision of land situate in the County of Santa Barbara, State of California;
designated Map of Cerca del Mar Subdivision has subdivided the same for the purpose
of sale, and
It further appearing that said ovmer of said land is about to file for record
an accurate map or plat thereof with the County Recorder as required by law, and said
owner having requested this Board to fix the amount of bond, as provided by law, and
also having presented to this Board a good and sufficient bond in the sum of $200.00
conditioned as provided by law,
On motion duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that said Clarence R. Sa\Vyer e -
ecute and file with this Board a good and sUfficient bond in the sum of $260.00 and
by its terms made to inure to the benefit of the County of Santa .tiarbara, conditioned
for the payment of all taxes whieh are at the time of filing said map a lien against
ea.id tract or subdivision, or any part thereof but not yet payable, and
It is further ordered that said bond so presented be and the sane is hereby approved
and that the same be filed by the Clerk of this Board.
In the Matter of Fixing the Amoun:t of Bond upon Filing Map designated as " ~ of
Fremont Park Subdivision of Block 236, City of Santa Barbara, California.
It appearing to the Board that Paoifio-Southwest Trust & Savings Bank the owner
of a certain tract or subdivision of land situate in the City of Santa Barbara, County
of Santa Barbara, State of California designated Map of Fremont Park Subdivision of
. - Block 236, City of Santa Barbara, Cali:fornia, has subdivided the same for the purpose
of sale, and
It further appearing that said owner of said land is about to file for record an
accurate map or plat thereof with t}?.e County Recorder as required by law, and said
owner having requested this Board to fix the amount bond, as provided by law, and also
having presented to this Board a good and sufficient bond in the sum .of $500.00 conditioned
as provided by law,
On motion duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that sa1:-d Paoifio-Sou thwest,
Trust & Savings Bank execute and file with this Board ~ good and sufficient bond in
the sum of $500.00 and by its terms made to inure to the benefit of the County of Sant
Barbara, conditioned for the payment of all taxes which are at the time of filing said
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map a lien against said tract or subdivision, or any part thereof but not yet payable,
and
It is further ordered that said bond so presented be and the same is hereby
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approved and that the saim be filed by the Clerk of this Board.
In the matter of the Petition of Irene Sanchez for County Aid for Fred Sanchez, J .,
half-orphan.
It appearing to the satisfaction of the Board that said Fred Sanchez, Jr., aged
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1 year is a half-orphan and a proper person to recive County Aid, and he is in the
custody of said Irene Sanchez
It is ordered that the Auditor draw his warrant on the Treasurer on Hospital Fund,
in favor of said Irene Sanchez for the sum of Ten & 00/100 aollars, and for a like amount
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on the first of each month hereafter unti1 the further order of this Board, said money
to be used for the support of the above named minor.
In the Matter of Petition for County Aid.
It appearing to the Board that the following named petitioners are proper persons
to receive coi;mty aid, On motion duly seconded and carried it is ordered that the
Auditor d~aw his warrant on the Indigent Fund in favor of the following named persons
for the sums set opposite their respective names on the lat day of October 1923, to-\tit:
Charles W. BaXer
Mrs. Plutaroho Carrillo
J M. Burleigh
Sadie Hubbel
Claud Johnson
Vicente A. Juarez
Annabelle McGrea1
Refugia Olivas
Mabel Hyde
Ida Flores
Anne Henrickson
Verda Anthony
Emma P. Anton
Anna Elphiek
R. Cloak
Blanche E. Enunons
Hattie B. Harbison
John Harrison
John Davies
Mary Hedrick
Juan B. Surita
First Supervisor District .
$15.00 Jose Roble
20.00 Caterina Romero
30.00 Jose Maria Romero
10.00 Andrew Ruiz
10.00 John P. Ware
12.00
10.00
Mrs. Jessie K. Wilson
Adeline Wright
10.00
Second Supervisor District.
14.25 Antonio Poisard
Third Supervisor District
10.00 Maria Josefa Pico
15.00 Pedro v. Romero, et
.
Fourth Supervisor District
20.00 Donalda Moore
20.00 Mabel E. Murray
20.00 Mae MoCollum
1!5.00 Maria Ramirez
20.00 Joseph Usher
10.00
20.00
Fifth Supervi~r District.
s.oo Mrs. Frank Valencia
10.00
20.00
Margaret Marcum Ward
ux
$10.00
20.00
15.00
10.00
10.00
l.0.00
10.00
a.oo
10.00
25.00
25.00
20.00
40.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
The Reports of c. G. Vandever, Superintendent Santa Barbara General Hospital~
Annie ~. McCaughey, Superintendent County Detention Home and W. c. Missall, County
Live Stock Inspector for the month. of August 1923, were examined and ordered filed.
In the Matter of Cortecting Allowance of Clam
On ~otion duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the order made on the
6th day of August 1923, allowing the claim of Arthur M. Clark for the sum of f26.26
on the General l!'und be and the same is hereby rescinded, and
It is further ordered that said cla~m be allowed,. and a warrant in payment or the
as.me be drawn on the Genera1 J!'Wld for the sum of $23,26
"
In the Matter of Correcting Allowance of Claims.
On motion duly seconded and carried; it is ordered that the order made on the
6th day of August 1923, allowing the claim of California Corrugated Culvert Co. for the
sum of $72.63 on the General Ro.ad Fund be and the same is hereby rescinded and it is
.
further ordered that said claim be allowed, and a warrant in payment of the same be
drawn as follows: $65.37 on the General Road Fund and $7.26 on the 4th Road Fund.
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In the Matter of Correcting Allowance of Claim.
On motion duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the order made on the
6th day of August, 1923, allowing the claim of California Corrugated Culvert Co. for
the sum of $148.77 on the General Road. Fund be and the same is hereby rescinded and
it is further ordered that said olaim be allowed, and warrants in payment of the saJOO
be drawn as follows: $133,90 on the General Road Fund and $14.87 on the 4th Road Fund
I n the Matter of Correcting Al1owance of Claim.
On motion duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the order made on the
6th day of August 1923, Allowing the claim of c. w. Smith, et ux. for the sum of
$4000.00 on t he General Road Fund be and the same is hereby rescinded, and
It is further ordered that said claim be allowed, a warrant in payment of the
same to be drawn on the General Road Fund.
In the Matter of Correcting Allo\vanoe of Claims.
On motion duly spoonded and carried, it is ordered that the order made on the
6th day of August 1923, Allowing the hereinafter mentioned claims on the General
Road Fund for the amounts set apposite each claim respectively be and the same is her -
by rescinded, and it is further ordered that said claims be re-alloved, the warrants
in payment of the same to be dra\vn on the General Road Fund, to-wit:
Burgs, Mike
Huyck, Monte
Leyva, Leo
" "
" "
" "
Martin, Lee
Martinez, Tony -
" Tom
II II
Moreno, B.
" "
Omodar, Bortolo
" "
Ovieda, Ed
" "
" "
" n
" Tony
" "
" "
" "
Pedregon, Pete
" "
Rivas, Antonio
Ruiz, J. D.
Silva, Louis A.
u M.
~rigueiro, Sylvester
Union Co IIli~ission Co
Unzueta, D.
" "
49.50
138.00
oo. oo
25 . 00
30 . 00
30 . 00
56.00
24. 00
20.00
24.00
48.00
44.00
27 . 00
28.00
20 . 00
25. 00
24. 00
16.00
30.00
30.00
10.00
30.00
56. 00
65.00
54.00
55.00
72.00
44.00
49.50
1.75
24.00
20. 00
J
Boyd Lumber & Mill Co. GENERAL FUND
~oys and Girls Industrial Home and Farm
If " " "
- -
" II II
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Brown-Bevis Co., The
Brush, N. H.
" "
Buell, R. T.
Burroughs Adding Machine Co.
" " "
Burum, H. L.
Butler, M. M.
Cadwell, Harold L.
California. Corrugated Culvert Co.
" "
California Market
Case, G. L.
Castagna, Alice
Ceria1e, Jr., Viator
Chalmers , Thomas
Chaves, A.
City Cab
Clapp, Lora
Coast Wholesale Grocery Co.
" " " "
Convent 0 the Good Shepherd
Cook, Archie B.
n Mrs. Sidney
Cordero, Joe
II -
Cox, James M.
Cox, Henry T.
Craviotto, E. J.
C11nna.ne, w. B.
" "
" "
" "
" "
Dandrea, G.
Daily News
Dawe, Henry
Deaderick, H. s.
Deando, Juan
De Costa, Anselmo
De Vilbiss, A. M.
Dibblee Estate
Diehl Grocery Co.
Dodge, E. G.
Dominguez, Mary
II
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$44.45
34.74
21.50
21.75
325.00
4.00
60.00
5.00
220.50
8 .83
2.50
2.50
170.38
4.92
33.18
23.00
5.17
00 .25
2.50
161.20
2.50
.50
7.50
134.07
9.40
288.29
4126.00
40.00
18.00
21.60
167.00
10.00
25.45
5.00
5.00
10.00
5.00
5.00
87.98
105.00
125.00
7.80
2.50
2.60
62.75
28.50
86.71
s8.oo
50.00
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Dawning, Geo. w.
Drexler, A. H.
Edelblute, J. L.
Eisenberg's
"
Elec. Art Studio
Engelbent, Geo.
Erkens, Phoebe J .
Fillmore, E. M.
Fischer, w. L.
"
Flood, Odessa
Flores, Jr. Juan E.
Fox, Maud c.
GENERAL FUND
Frankel Carbon & Ribbon Mfg. Co.
Freeze. and Freeze
Fulton, Robert
Ga1usha, L. G.
Gem Market Co.
Gidney, Pearl c.
It II "
II " "
Goodchild, Ramon w.
Grant, u. s.
Grays Typew.riten Exchange
De la Guerra, Abel
Gutierrez, Aldeane
Haney, Geo. E. & L. C.
Hart, R.
Henphill, R. D.
Renders on, w.: A.
Hollister, Joseph
Hoover Garage
Hosmer, Jess 1e p.
Howerton, R.
Huf~' s Gar age
Janssens, J. R.
Janssens, J. R.
Jessee, Viola M.
Jessee, " "
Jones, o. M.
s.
Kane Detective Agency, A. J .
Kellogg, Frank L.
Kennedy Pub. Co.
Kramer, Trustee, Otto E.
Kramer, w. c.
Lamb Auto Eleotrio Co.
Langstaff Electric Service
Lanter, Mrs. J. w.
.
4.00
20 .75
a.5o
27.35
66.75
3.50
5.00
20.60
22.83
125. 00
1 5 . 00
35.00
10.00
12.00
2.26
96.60
.2 .45
l.6.00
3 0.70
75.00
75.00
60.00
33.75
179.75
.75
2.50
25.00
36.00
15.00
a. oo
7.50
2.50
l76
76. 00
5.00
1.00
64.00
64.00
10. 00
18.25
l.6.50
9.26
98.00
1.80
66.00
6. 00
65.02
19.96
20.00
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Lewellyn, Albert
Leyva. Leo.
Lietz Co., The A.
Lincoln, Louise
Los Angeles Rubber Stamp Co.
Loveren, Dr. G. Stillman
Luoas Sanitarium
Mankins, E. E.
Maretti, Joa
Markus, Louise B.
Marriott & Co. o. c.
Martindale, M. A.
Martinez, Tom
Mason, Stanley C.
Meals, G. w.
General Fund
Midland Counties Pub. Serv. Corpn.
Miller, James
Miranda., Ralph
Mission' Office Equipment Co.
Mission " ,.
"
Montezeno, J.
" "
Moore, L. w
Moore Meroantile Co.
Moraga, Mrs. M.
Morales, F
Morinini, H. P.
Morning Press, The
Morris, L, J.
Munoz, Edward
Murphy, Richard
Mo Ca.be, F.
MoCaughey, Annie E.
" "
" J. P.
McGregor & Sons
n " "
liew Method Laundry Co.
Norman, F. G.
Olivera, Alfred
Ontiveros, Lesandro
Ord Ice Co.
" "
Otero, Ramon
Ott Hardware Co.
" " "
" n "
18.00
2.60
22.50
1 8 .46
9.25
2.56
20.00
52.50
2,50
117.00
52.00
13.40
6.95
18 .00
21.60
87.50
10.00
.90
8.95
2.50
30.25
228.00
7.20
21.60
34.90
474.52
12.00
3.05
2.00
68.20
5.85
2.50
2.50
6.00
12.68
84.80
182.75
64.60
41.91
7.05
6.00
2.50
15.30
4.56
5.50
19.67
26
1.00
.45
September 4th, 1923.
Ott Hardware Co. GENERAL FUND
lf " rt
j $12.90 Allowed for
" II " .,. .
" "
" " "
-lt " "
" " "
Ovieda, Ed.
" II
" Tony
" "
" "
Pacific Coast Pub. Co.
" II "
" " II
" " "
Pacific Laundry
II "
t "
Padilla, F.
Parma Co. Inc.
Pertica, Frances
Pierce, Horace
Pope, A. s.
Preisker, C. L.
Quirk Bros.
Richardson, Chas. T.
" ti II
Rielless, Stephen J.
Riparetti, Luigi
Bobbins, E. A.
Romero, Lewis
Ross, James
" "
Rudolph, Harold
Runkle Shoe Company
II " "
" It "
Salvation Army, The
"
"
"
Santa Barbara Abstract and Guaranty Co.
Santa Barbar.a Fruit and Grooeey
Santa Barbara H11mane Society
s. B. Red Line
s. B. Telephone Co.
" " "
u " "
" " "
Santa Maria Daily Times
Santa Maria Times
.90
11.44
9.54
37 .38
74.56
3.00
2.57
18.00
21.60
27.00
22.50
2!7.00
4.25
34.15
9.60
1.00
5.19
33.45
10.90
21.60
8.50
20.96
7p.OO
27.78
61.80
267.26
224.00
488.00
2.50
'
2.50
13.40
9.00
299.68
6.59
2.50
37 .50
22.00
15.00
35.18
70.00
12.00
75.00
3.22
2.00
21.35
151.19
28.72
36.50
132.75
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Santa Maria Times
" " " -
" If "
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1t " "
Santa Maria Vidette
Santa Ynez Garage
Sargent & Co .
Scha~er Printing Studio
" " tT
" " "
Schuyler, Milton
Schwarz , s. c.
Soolari , Lino
Silveria, Joseph M.
Smith Bros.
Smith, Harry B.
GE.1'TEBAL Fmm
Souther n California Edison Co.
" " "
" " II
Southern Counties Gas Co .
" ii "
Southern Pacific R. R. Co .
II
Standard Oil Co.
" ii "
Stemper, E. P.
Sterling Drug Co.
Stevens, Chas. s.
" "
Stinson, Jessie s.
Stoddard, c. s .
Stoddard, c. s. "
n "
Storni, Peter
St. Francis School
" " II
II
" Virlcent's School
" " "
Sudden Estate Co.
Talbott , W. L.
Thatcher, Arthur
" "
" "
" If
Thompson, Chas.
Thurmond , F.
Frank
" "
10.25
a.oo
18.25
10.30
6 . 75
40.55
79. 21
6.20
2.75
13.75
28 .25
5 . 00
23.75
2 . 50
7.50
4.50
186. 00
46 .76
4.21
9.52
33.82
15.67
6.56
53.34
13.56
82.82
5 . 00
6 . 43
5 . 00
5.00
42.00
5 . 00
10.00
5 . 00
5.00
3.00
270. 00
288 . 29
100.00
1024.52
111.35
46 .80
52.50
57.75
57 .75
57.75
2 .50
84. 00
63. 00
42.00
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Tognazzini, Swn GENERAL FUND
Tomlinson, Geo. W.
I
Travis, R. M.
,
Turk, Louis
Underwood Typewriter Co.
Union Commission Co
.
Union Oil Company of Calif.
Unzueta, D.
" If
" "
Upton, James w.
Gr~ll, U. S.
"
Van Tassell, Lollis
Verine, P.
Wall, W. J.
Warneford, Blanche
Water Works Department
IT II "
Watson, J. N.
Wescott, L. E.
. "
" "
"
West ern Union
"
,. Tel.g. Co.
Wheat Electric Co.
Wicllienden, E
Wilki ns, H. A.
Wilson & D'Andrea
" "
Wilson, Geo.
lfoodJ;J,Harry & Son
" "
- n " .
Woolly ~' , A. v.
World Book Co.
.
Wurl, Marion
Wylie, Thos. B.
Zampe, E. G.
" G.
Aggeler & Musser Seed Co.
Ambassador Laundry Co.
Andera, C. M.
Anders on, Carl
Babcock, D. w.
Barron, D. .
Bartlett, Frank s.
Beadle, M. w.
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$10.00
130.00
11.75
5.25
106.00
170.00
16.75
18.00
21.60
21.60
4.50
11.80
6.30
5.00
83.25
1.50
2.00
66.30
12.20
222.05
49.50
45.00
49.50
49.50
4.99
1.23
.47
2.50
9.97
180.00
34.00
22.00
28.72
4.81
7.47
10.75
6.00
2.so
22.50
90. 00
112.50
7.75
670.67
16.20
65.00
10.00
20.00
32.30
21.50
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Betlamini, Toni HOSPITAL FUND
. -
Bitterly, Co. I. A.
Boeseke-Dawe Co.
Bogler, A.
Bowman, E. M.
Brown, Edna
Buron, J.
California Market
Callier, Edward
Campbell, Viola
" w. L.
Casaroll, J.
Cervantes, Louis
Chapman, Laura D.
Close-To Nature Company
Clovis, c.
Colby, Mary Helen
County Commission of Horticulture
Cutter Laboratory, The
Diaz , Antonio
Diehl Grocery Co.
Drexel Lime and Cement Co.
Duncan, R.
Erickson, .Irene
Ervin Mattress and Rug Works
Esaio, Henry
Gagnier Ambulance Service, L. E.
Giorgi's Motor Transfer Co.
Gonzales, Rito
Gray, Frances
Grondin, Joe
Harrower Laboratory Inc.,
Hayward, Al. w.
Henry, Anna M.
Heumphreus-Smith Elec.
" II "
Hoegee Co., The Wm. H.
Hose, w.
Howard, James
Hunt, R.
Hunt, R.
Hyatt, Mary
Hyatt, Melvin J.
Isaac, M. D. Arnold G.
~ohnson, c. H.
II
" Marie
Keegan, Mary E.
Lane, Thomas
Co.
The
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$110.00
2.50
77.25
136.00
60.00
90.00
40.00
146.64
39.03
43.55
100.00
18.00
12.00
100.00
323.25
42.68
37.74
39.50
15.00
74.06
69'1.64
81.95
75.00
100.00
22.50
60.00
20.00
260.76
46.00
125.00
9.00
20.06
78.00
5. 8.06
74.0l
63.76
33.09
5.32
20.00
51.00
15.00
70.00
82.50
10.00
36.00
44.00
70.00
11.61
11.30
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Larco Fish Co., s. HOSP I'l'AL FUND
Lathim'eTranef. & Fireproo~& Storage Co.
. .
Lederle Antitoxin Laboratories
Levy, Henry
Lewis, Ida Mae
Lindstrom, Victor
MaeQ11arrie, Jamee, -
Martin, M.
Martin, M.
Meineeke & Company
Mission Office Equipment Co.
Miss ion Paint and Art Co.
Mission Produce & SuppJ.y Co.
" tt " "
Moxley, w. B.
Mulett, John
Nelson, Lewis
Nichole, Julia
Nichols, Dr.
No-Vermo Marn1facturi~g Co.
Olivera, c. F.
O'Ma.ra, R.
Ordaz, Tillie
Ord Ioe Company
Osborn, Albert
Osborne, H. L.
Ott Hardware Co.
" " t
lf "
" II "
" fl
"
Overaa, Ole A.
Padilla, F.
Parker Brick Company
Parma Company Inc. .
Peifer, L.
Pico, A.
Piovesa.n, George
Raimondo, Bulla
Ramidas, Matilda
Richardson, c. '.l' ,_
Rigney, William
Riparetti, A -
" F.
Rohlk, P.
Rua er , Arthur
Rustad, Fredrikke
Sangster, R.
" w.
$12.10
9.50
52.38
2.55
100.00
76.00
76.00
29.40
65.00
152.11
12.90
32.50
Z0.34
29.70
5.00
41.14
5.00
54.00
61.92
140.40
50.00
16.00
75.00
18.80
60.00
44.63
71.60
251.67
61.17
1068.55
30.00
6.32
110.00
12.00
4.50
47.00
55.00
60.00
80,00
90.00
55.00
50.00
90.00
55.00
15.00
20.40
27.83
35.00
24.00
108.00
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Santa Barbara Telephone Co.
Scherer Company, R.
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Seaside Oil Company
Shirrell, c. L.
Shirrell, L. B.
Shirrell, L. B.
L.
Southern California Edison Co.
Southern Pacific Co.
S. P. Milling Co.
Sprietz, H. A.
Squibb & Sona, E. R
"
Standard Oil Co.
Stone, c. w.
Trenwith's Ino.
Troup, J.
Union Commjssion Co.
Union Mill & Lumber Co.
Union Mill & Lumber Co.
Vandever, c. G.
Vandever, Signe
Velasquez, Jesus
Wears, Lucy D.
Weldon, Frank
Western Dairy Supply Co.
Western Wholesale Drug Co.
Wilson, Frank
Woolsey, c. A.
Cervantes, Lewis
Ott Hardware Co.
Associated Charities
Bland, W. S.
Bobo, G. w.
Broadway Cash Grocery
" "
Brown's Drug . Store
Burola, I. M.
Burola, I. M.
Callis, F. I.
Ce.mpodonico, E. M.
Coblentz and Schwabacher
It II "
Conrow, C. L.
Dudley, Albert A.
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HOSPITAL BLDG.
INDIGENT FUND
$12.96
26.01
9. "/6
32.64
19.07
3.95
125.00
12.00
20.00
207.76
47.68
43.25
100.00
30.00
207.23
25.94
201.61
10.80
42.00
385.00
247.50
160.36
150.00
140.00
60.00
48.40
23.10
12.67
26.78
ao.oo
90.00
12.00
393.10
407.66
15.00
20.00
10.00
20.00
19.30
10.00
20.00
130.00
15.00
15.00
10.00
13.00
42.60
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Du.dley, Albert A. INDIGENT
. . .
Gardner Wheaton Co.
.
Herron, J. w.
"
" "
"
Ma.tindale, M. A.
Moore Mercantile Co.
Moore Mercantile Co,
Pippin, E. J.
Rudolph, Chas.
Rudolph's Store
Sinclair, S. F.
Sterling Drug Co.
Union Commission Co.
Wiloox, Emma
"
Wright, Dr. J. Hilliard
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Caliornia Corrugated, Culvert Co. FIRST ROAD FUND
California " "
Good Roads Machinery Co.
Hernandez, John
Southern California Edison Co.
Spears-Wells Machinery Co.
Ott Hardware Co.
"
" "
Rinoon Ga.rage & Machine Shop
Romero, G.
Santa Barbara Lumber Company
Southern: California Edison Co.
Spears-Wells Machinery Co.
Standard Oil Co.
Union Commission Co.
Union Mill & Lumber Co.
Westwick Iron Works
Buell, Harold
Calderon, Jose
Clancy, A. L.
Jones, c. A.
Ontiveros, Adolph
.
Ott Hardware Co.
~tersen, J. F.
Simpson, Frank R.
Standard Oil Co.
Triplett, '.Eldon
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THIRD ROAD FUND
25.00
1'1.90
10.00
10.00
10.00
40.00
8.25
20.00
20. 00
134.20
78.00
11.98
7.86
11.25
7.50
30.00
60.00
oo.oo
10.00
.54
3.68
120.17
90,00
37.16
25.39
25.20
79.23
00.72
36.96
42.00
43.45
37.16
25.39
47.10
18.00
59.97
81,72
37.50
3.00
45.00
10.50
4.00
1.30
32.50
6.25
18.28
34.00
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Archer, Walter
De Vaul , J. M.
Kennedy Pub. Co.
Lewellyn, Albert
Associated Oil Co.
~aeon Co. Edward R.
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Bagdons, A.
Baker, F. A.
Bello, Joe
Bobo, G. w.
Bryant and Trott Co.
Crescent Garage
Domingues, James
Feliciano, Joe
Fesler, John
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Fro om, A. H.
Gaularte, M.
" If
Goodchild, Ramon w.
Gorin, John
Grafft, John
" .
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Grandover, F.
Holser & Bailey
Horn's Tire Shop
Macdonald, Wm.
Martin, J. c.
"
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Niverth, s. B.
Ontiveros, Lesandro
Petty, D. W.
Petty, "
Ralph, Roy
Reasons, H.
Rex. Comp. Air & Drill
Rice, Fred
" "
Roemer & Roemer
Ruiz, Joe D.
THIRD ROAD FUND
FOURTH ROAD FUND
FIFTH ROAD FUND
Co.
Santa Barbara Telephone Do.
Santa Jv!aria Garage
$96.00
48.00
160.00
5.00
14.00
45.66
19.59
13.87
6.91
5.00
4.30
12.00
3.65
8.10
6.75
39.00
26.00
112.00
1120 0
9.'15
17.50
17.50
36.00
84.00
80.00
68.00
4.00
27.90
24.60
98.01
21.00
28.00
22.75
26.45
1.75
7.00
29.75
22.50
6.50
3.26
48.00
69.00
479.45
46.00
2.25
3.39
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Santa Maria Plaining Mill FIFTH ROAD FUND
Santa Maria Trimming Shop
Serna, Manuel
Silva, Eddie
Sisquoo Garage
Wilson, Geo.
- " Wylie, w. J.
Acosta, F.
" Frank
Cervantes, Lewis
Cordero, Joe
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Dandrea, G.
Leyva, Leo
Martinez, Tom
" It
Montezeno, J.
JI "
Ovieda, Ed.
" lf
Tony
" "
" "
Cadilla, F.
Unzuetal D.
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Verine, P.
Zampe, E. G.
" G.
Aceros, Pablo
Acosta, Frank
Adams, Jess
Agradano, A.
" Manuel
Almonzo, F.
Almanzo, F.
Alvera, Frank
Armenta, Vicente
Associated Oil Co.
Ayala, Joe
n " J. P.
Ayon, Closme
II "
Bailard, Willis
SIXTH ROAD FUND
JENERAL ROAD FUND
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10.14
18.'15
4.oo
65.00
11.75
22.00
24.75
26.00
2 .50
3.00
12.00
2.00
2.40
9.77
2.50
2.00
2.40
.ao
2.40
2 . 00
2.40
3.00
2 .50
3.00
2.40
2.00
2.40
2.40
9.25
10.00
12.50
16.00
30 . 00
-32.00
7.00
7.00
35.00
48.00
30.00
48.00
29.65
51.75
61.76
128.00
24.60
42.00
91.00
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Bailard, w. R. GENERAL ROAD FUND
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- Be11o, Anthony
p Joe
Betanem, L.
Betanem, L.
Buhn Bros.
California Corrugated Culvert Co.
Camargo, Jas.
Carrera, F.
" Jesus
Carrera, Luis
Cervantez, Gregorio
" ,.
Chaffe, G.
c lark, , J. w.
Cordero~ Joe
Crakea, Tom
Cruz, A.
Deaderick, J. H.
Deaderick, J. H.
Delbrook, George
If
II G.
Delgado, Lasaro
" II
De Rosa, J .M.
Diaz, E.
Diez, E.
Doerr, L.
Doerr, Laurie
" T.
n Tom
Dominguez, c.
" "
tt M. R.
" M. R.
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Dominguez, "
Elisalde, A.
Escalera, R.
n
" s
.Evera, c.
Fesler, I. M.
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Fesler, I. M.
Figueroa, Juan
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$76.25
110.50
75.00
45.00
44.00
44.00
1.60
112.96
21.00
21.00
21.00
21.00
30.00
30.00
19.25
56.00
20.00
111.00
16.00
70.50
74.00
84.00
84.00
84.00
54.00
27.00
159.50
35.00
17.50
120.00
115.00
36.00
15.75
24.50
38-.50
84.00
84.00
38.50
48.00
24.50
42.00
42.00
14.00
42.00
49.50
54.00
70.00
38.60
17.50
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Figueroa, Juan GENERAL ROAD FUND $42.00 . . .
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For.bes, Robt. 145. oo
Freeze and Freeze 7.35
Garavatti, Felix 30.00
Garcia, Antonio 21.00
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Gari bay, Alfredo
GauJ.a.rte, M.
" M.
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Gibbs, A. W.
Gibbs, A. W.
Glines, Denzil c.
Glines, Denzil c.
" John T
Gonzales, F.
Good Roads Machinery Co.
Graham, E. tr
It "
Grana.do, R.
"
Grando, Roman
Guerra, Jose
Gutierrez, s.
- Hernandez , D.
Hiokey bros. Co.
Huerta, Jose
" "
Humphrey, Fred
Jackson, c. H.
Jaquez, R.
" "
Jared, Isaac
" T.
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Jiminez, Alex.
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" Domingo
" John
Jiminez, Pete
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" Robt.
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31.50
42.00
40.25
17.50
27 .oo
21.00
76.00
76.00
81.00
63.00
545.50
20.00
2.20
e1.oo
38.50
21.00
42.00
42.00
42.00
38.50
7.00
7.00
366.77
38.50
42.00
26.25
39.00
38.50
35.00
19.25
38.50
42.00
38 50
38.50
10.00
10.00
77.75
82.75
92.50
36.75
40.25
21.00
28.00
38.50
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Jiminez, V.
Kyber, Walter
Laaano, F.
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Ledeamer, M.
Led&smer, M.
Leyva, Leo
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Lopez, J.
Luera, Jose
" "
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n \t
Maokrell, Wm.
"
Madel, R.
"
Magana, F.
Magana, G.
Ms.lino, Y.
Manriguez, M.
Mapulo, E.
II "
Martinez, Francisco
" ''
Martinez, J.
"
Martinez, J
Martinez, M
'It Pete
" "
" Tom
" "
Molino, Y.
Moralez, E.
" ".
Moreno, Abram
" Anselmo
liioreno, J.
Munoz, A.
"
Murgnia, M.
Necasio, Juan
Necaaio, Juan
O'Bryant, w.
Omador, Bartolo
Ott Hardware Co.
Ovieda, Ed.
" E. S.
GENERAL ROAD FUND
$35.00
57.50
35.00
36.75
71.50
39.00
30.00
30.00
30.00
48.00
33.25
38.50
21.00
42.00
28 .oo
38.50
44.00
48.00
7.oo
7.00
44.00
44.00
38 .50
38.50
27.00
27.00
17.50
28.00
38.50
24.00
68.00
74.00
24.00
24.00
54.00
44.00
44.00
24.50
42.00
21.00
35.oo
18.20
21.00
13.15
42.00
63.25
27 .oo
21.90
20.00
32.00
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" Tony
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Pacific Coast Railway Co.
Paoifio Coast Railway Co.
Partida, B.
u J.
Pedregon, Pete
" tf
Perez, Al:fonso
:Perez, C.
Perez, o.
., John
Jose
" Pascual
" tt
Peterson, J.
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Petty, D. w.
Portillo, G.
" Joe
" "
" "
Reynolds, c. P.
' Rice, Fred
Richal'dson, Chas. T.
" " "
" "
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Rivas, Antonio
" tt
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Rod.m an, Walter
Rodman, w. T.
Rodriguez, N.
" R.
Romero, A.
Romero, A.
" F. L.
Romero, F. L.
" G.
" G.
Romero, Juan
Romero , Juan
Romero, s.
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$56.00
30.00
177.14
35.00
35.00
65.00
60.00
40.25
38.50
32.40
38 .50
42. .00
24.60
42.00
42.00
42.00
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31.50
21.00
10.50
1.75
35.00
19.25
121.45
72.00
311.50
325.00
360.50
212.50
46.00
28.00
27.00
48.00
308.00
224.00
38.50
5.00
38.00
40.00
60.00
60.00
38.50
19.25
28.00
21.00
42.00
12.00
42.00
30.00
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Saragosa, A J
" "
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P.
Sauseda, v.
Sauseda, v.
Seaside Oil Co.
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Selso, Inda
Sevara, c.
Silva, Louie
Silva, M.
Silva, M.
Silva, M.
Smith Bros.
Smith, Norman
Solvang Garage
Soto, B.
Soto, Manuel
Soto, Manuel
Soto, P.
" Pedro
Soto, s.
" B.
"
Thurmond, Frank
" "
Torres, Jesus
" "
"
"
Trigueiro, Sylvester
" "
Union Oil Co. of Calif.
" " "
Unzueta, D.
Valencia, Jl1an
Valley Oil Co.
Valley Oil Co.
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90.00
3.50
44.00
48 . 00
29.75
42.00
42.00
42.00
45.00
2.00
54.90
42.00
38.50
129.00
48.00
38.00
40 . 00
4.95
42.00
20.75
46.50
35.00
17.50
42.00
42.00
7.00
14. 00
21.00
38.50
48.00
44.00
44.00
40 . 50
48.00
97.20
27 .14
24.00
24.50
240.79
231.87
90
On motion the Board adjourned sine die.
The foregoing mi nutes are hereby approved. Q'
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upervis ors
Attest:-
Clerk.
CALL FOR A SPECIAL MEETING
We, the undersigned members of the hoard of Supervisors of the County of Santa
Barbara, State of California, believing that the interests of the County require that
8 epeoial meeting of the Board of Supervisors be called to attend thereto.
It is ordered that a special meeting of the Board of Supervisors of the County of
Sant a Barbara, State of Ca11fornia, be and the same is hereby ca11ed for Sept. 17th, 1923
at 10 o'clock a. m.
The following is the business to be transacted at said meeting, to-wit:
fn the Matter of the Appointment of a Horticultural Commissioner in and for the County
of Santa Barbara. To make said appointment and any other necessary or proper order in
connection therewith.
In the Matter of Constructing a Building on the East end of Lots Noa. 7 and 8, Block
No. 15, of Fairlawn Addition to the Town of Santa Maria, in the 5th Road District.
To further consider bids heretofore submitted in said matter and make any necessary or
proper order in connection therewith.
Dated Sept. 4th, 1923
Sam J. Stanwood
c. L. Preisker
w. L. falbott
H. s. Deaderick
J. T. Torrence.
~ oard of Supervisors of the County of
Santa Barbara, State of Ca11fornia
Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara, State of California,
September 17th, 1923, 10 o'clock a. m. Present: Supervisors H. s. Deaderick
Sam J. Stanwood, J. T . Torrence, w. L. Talbott and c. L. Preisker, the
Clerk and District Attorney. Supervisor H. s. Deaderick in the Chair.
The Board met puraueit to call.
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In the Matter of Appointing Eugene s. Kellogg, Horticultural Commissioner in and
for the County of Santa Barbara.
It appearing to the Board that a vacancy in the office of Hort1oul~Jr8.] Commissioner
of the County of Santa Barbara was caused by the amendment to Section 2322 of the Politi al
Code, which amendment became ffeotive on the 27th day of August, 1923, and
It further appeari ng that t he State Board of Horticultural Examinelfi have certified
t o this Board the name of Eugene s. Kellogg, as a person eligible to sot as County
Horticultural Commissi oner, as provided in said Section 2322, as amended,
On motion duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that said Eugene s. Kellogg be
and he is hereby appoint ed Horticultural Commissioner in and for the County of Santa
Barbara for the term of four years and until his success or is appointed and qualified
at a salary of $3000. 00 per year upon qual ifying according to law.
In the Matter of providing for the extermi nation of ground squirrels and other
-: ~~,~''"""'-ti. animal pests in the County of Santa Barbara.
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~"'-''-YR.-\.s 1t WHEREAS, by Aot approved June 22, 1923, Section 2322 B, with other sections of
the Political Code of t he State of Califor nia, was amended to provide for an alternative
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system of procedure for the extermination or control of ground squirrels and other animal
pests referred to in said Act, end
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WHEREAS, i t.~./is, in the discretion of the Board of Supervisors of the County of
; Santa Barbara, State of California, determined that provision shouJ.d be ma.de for said
extermination or control under said Act as approve~ June 22, 1923
NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that the Boa.rd of Supervisors of the County of Santa
Barbara does hereby authorize and direct the County Horticultural Commissi.o ner of the
said County of Santa Barbara to proceed with the extermination and control of ground
squirrels and other animal pes~s in the said Oounty of Santa Barbara under the provisions
of said Aot approved June 22, 1923, amending Sections 2322, 2322A, 2322B, 23220, 2322D,
2322E, 2322F, 2322G, . 2322H; 23221, 2322J; of the Political Code of the State of
California.
In the Matter of Construoting a Building on Lots Nos. 7 and 8, B1ook No. 15, of
Fairlawn Addition to the Town of Santa Maria, in the 5th Road District,
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~his being the time heretofore fixed for the further considering of bids for
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furnishing all tools, material and labor neoessary for the construction and completion
of the building in the above-entitled matter, and
' . It appearing to the Board that the bid of The Doane Building Co., for the sum of
$2141.88 is the lowest and best bid,
On motio~ duly aeoonded and carried, it is ordered that said bid of said The
Doane Building Co., be and the same is hereby accepted. and th. e oontraet awarded to said
oompany upon said company entering into a contract and giving bonds for the fulfillment
of the same in the sum of twenty-five per cent of the contract price and the material-
mens, mechanics and laborers bond provided by law, and .that H. s. Deaderick and c. A.
Hunt, Chairman and Clerk respeotive].y of said Board be and they are hereby authorized
to approve said bonds and si.gn said contract on behalf of the County of Santa Barbara
In the Matter of Correoting Allowance of Claims,
On motion duly seconded and c~ried, it is ordered that the order ma.de on the 4th
day of September 1923, allowing the hereina:fter mentioned olaims for the amounts set
opposite each claim respectively on the General Road Fund be and the same is hereby
rescinded, and it is further ordered that said claim be re-allowed for the amounts se~
opposite ea.oh claim respectively and warrants in payment of the same be ~rawn on the 5th
Road District Fund, to-wit:
Bello, Joe
Forbes, Robt
Martinez, :Pete
Rivas, Antonio
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~n the Matter of Correct1ng Allowance of Claim.
$45.00
146 00
68.00
45.00
On motion duly seconded and carried it is ordered that the order nade on the 4th
day of September 1923, allowing the claim of E. M. Ca.inpodonico for the slim of $18."0 0
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on the Indigent Fund be and the saim is hereby rescinded, and it is further ordered
that said claim be allowed for the sum of $14.99, and a warrant in payment of the same
be drawn on the Indigent Fund. ,
In the Matter of Correcting Allowance of Claim,
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On motion duly seoonded and carried it is ordered that the order ma.de on the 4th
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day of September, 1923, allowing the claim of Tom Martinez for the sum of $24.00 on
the General Road Fund be and the same is hereby rescinded~ and it is further ordered
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that said olaim be allowed for the sum of $20. 00, and a warrant in p~ment of the same
be drawn on the General Road Fund. '
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In the Matter of Correcting Allowance of Claim,
On motion duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the order made on the 4th
day of September, 1923, allowing the claim of Ott Hardware Co. for the sum of $12.90
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on the General Fund be and the same is hereby rescinded, and it is further ordered tha
said olaim be allowed for the sum of $12.44, and a warrant in payment of the same be
drawn on the General FUnd.
In the Matter of Correcting Allowance of Claim.
On motion duly seconded and carried~ it is ordered that the order made on the
4th day of September, 1923, a.llowing the claim of Hickey Bros Co. for the sum of
$366.77 on th~1 General Road Fund be and the sane is hereby rescinded, and it is :furthe
ordered that said claim be allowed for the said sum of $366.17, and warrants in payment
of the ea.me be drawn for the following amounts on the fo11owing funds, to-wit:
$350 . 01 on t he General Road Fund; $.so on the First Road Fund and $15.36 on the second
Road Fund.
In the Matter of Correcting Allowance of Claim.
On motion duly seconded and carried it is ordered that the order made on the 4t
day of September 1923, allowing the claim of J. M. De Rosa for the sum of $169.60
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on the General Road Fund, be and the same is hereby rescinded, and
It is further ordered that said claim be allowed for the said sum of $169.50, a
warrants in payment of the s~ be drawn for the following a.mounts on the following .
funds, to-wit: $33.00 on the 6th Ro~d Fund and $126.50 on the General Road Fun'
.; 1 ~~ :ii ;{_~\'\ In the Mat t er of the Application of 'J!I. A. Richards and P. Chrisman to establish
6 v.f ,C ~~h~:rd.s an Auto Camp near Surf Station, in the 4th Road District,
t;.,_;, ~ e.sh1~s\
~"" ~.;;a-0 eA-m F. A. Richards and P. ChriaIM.n having made application to this Board for permis
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sion to establish an Auto Camp on the property of Mrs. Ed. Huyck about 200 yards East
of Surf Station, in the 4th Road District,County of Santa Barbara, State of California,
and
It appearing tG the Board that the location of said proposed Auto Park is outsiJ
the limits of any incorporated town or city and is more than 1000 feet ~om any privat
residence within said county,
On motion duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that said F. A. Richards
P. Chrisman be and they are hereby granted a. permit to ~stablish an Auto Park on the
property of Mrs. Ed. Huyok about 200 yards East of Surf Station in the 4th Road Distri t,
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i n accordahce with a.aid application.
On motion the Board adjourned sine die.
The Foreg9ing minutes are hereby approved.
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of up ervisors
Attest:-
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Clerk:.
Board of Supervisor s of t he County of Santa Barbara, State of
Cal.ifor nia, October lat , 1923, 10 o' olook a . m. Pr esent: Supervisors
H. s. Deader ick , Sam J . Stanwood , J . T. Torrence , w. L. Talbott and
C. L. Pr eisker , t he Clerk and Distr ict Att orney. Supervisor H. s.
Deader ick in the Chair.
The minutes of the last r egular meeting and succeeding special meeting were read
and approved.
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~Y'1'\it~u1' ,. In the Matter of the Formation of an Irrigation District in the Santa Maria Valley,
ifa_J-vY4~ cib
1"'J ~ R. E. Easton and w. w. Stokes appeared before the Boa.rd relative to the irrigation I JJ t slYt il: \ 1'.\-
~--1'\.~~ ~~~\t , possibilities of Santa Maria Valley and vicinity, and after discussing said matter, it
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was moved, seconded and carried, that the District Attorney be and he is hereby requested
to examine the law relative to the formation of irrigation districts and prepare the
necessary petition and bond for the formation of an irrigation district in said Santa
Maria Valley and vicinity.
In the Matter of the Permanent Road Division of Lompoc,
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Upon motion of Supervisor w. L. Talbott, duly seconded and carried, the following
order was passed and adopted, to wit: in the matter of determining the result of the
special bond election held in the Permanent Road Division of Lompoc on the 25th day of
September 1923, the returns from each of the special Election Districts in said Division
being before the Board, the Board proceeded to canvass said returns and from said
canvass the Board hereby finds and declares:
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Tha. t there were 1225 votes oast as said eleotion; that 794 of said votes
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being less
than two-thirds thereof were cast for and in favor of issuing t~ bonds of said Division;
and 424 of said votes were cast against said bonds
. It is therefore ordered that the issuance of said bonds did not receive the affirmative
nupiber of votes required by law and is therefore declared lost.
In the Matter of the Permanent Road Division of Lompoc.
A freeholders petition having been presented and :filed this day in the above-entitled
matter, and the Board being in doubt as to whether it can prooeed in said matter for
the reason that a bond issue in said district, to improve certain roads therein, was
defeated on the 25th day of September 1923,
On motion duly seconded and carried it is ordered that said question be submitted
to the district attorney for his opinion thereon
In the matter of the petition of T. J. Davis, et al . for the abandonment of a
portion of Jonata Street and Zaoa Road, in the town of Los Olivas, the ~hird road
district of the County of Santa Barbara, state of California.
0ck-Q1'a"\:IQ.(lit1.1~'t) Order Abandoning Streets In fhe Town of Los Olivas , The ~hird Road District.
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.Jo~~~'"' The petition of T. J. Davis, et al., praying that the portions of Jonata Street and
"l. t\.t .~ - -:f\ 0 OL . a.-i, Zaca Road, h~reinafter desc.ribed, situated in the Third road district, in the county of
Santa Barbara, state of California, be vacated, discontinued and abandoned, coming on
regular!lY to be heard on this lst, day of October , 1923., at 10 o'clock A. M. of that
day, before the Board of Supervisors of said county, and it appearing that said petitio
is signed by ten freeholders of said county, two of whom are residents of said Third
road district in which the property ~ffected is situated, and are taxable therein for l
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road purposes , that upon the filing of said petition, this board, by order duly given,
made, and entered, fixed this the 1st., day of October, 1923., at 10 o'clock A. M. and
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the room of this board as the time and place for hearing said petition and ordered that
-notice to all free-holders of said road district of the time and place of said hearing
be given by publication in the Daily Net\l's , a newspaper published in said oounty, _. desig-
!lated by this board in said order as the paper in which said notice should be published,
for 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 said proposed vacation, and
it now appearing that notice of the time and place fixed by this Board for the hearing
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of said petition has been given by publication and posting as ordered by this Board,
and in all respects as required by law:
And evidence being offered and introduced for and on behalf of the petitioners, there
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being no opposition to the granting of said petition, and it appearing from such evidence
so submitted that the portions of said Jona.ta Street and Zaca Road petitioned
to be vacated, discontinued and abandoned, is unnecessary for present or prospective
public use; it is therefore
ORDERED that a l l that portion of said Jona.ta Street and Zaca Road -hereinafter
described, situated and being in the '.11hird Road District in the county of Santa Barba a~
State of California, be and the sa~ is ~acated, discontinued and abandoned. Said
portion of said Jonata Street and Zaoa Road hereby vacated, discontinued and abandone ,
as aforesaid, is described as follows, to wit;
Begi nning at the south east corner of block 3, as shown by the map of the proper
of the Los Olivas Land Association, made by R. R. Harris in Sept. 1887, and now on
record i n the office of the recorder of the county of Santa Barbara, state of Califor ia~
thence 440 feet in a westerly direation along the southerly l ine of Block 3; of said
map, to the south-west corner of said Block 3, thence north 410 feet along the westerl
line of said Blook 3, to the north-west corner of said Block 3, thence 85 feet more or
less, diagonally across said Zaca Road, to the north-east corner of Farm Lot or Sub-
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division No. 32, thence south 410.52 feet along the easterly 1in.e of said Farm Lot No.
32, thence east 500 feet along the northerly line of Farm Lot No. 33, to the north eas
corner of said Farm Lot No. 33, thence north 60 feet to the point of beginning.
Passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County, State of
California, this lat day of October, A. D. 19 23.
H. S. DEADERICK, Chairman of the Board of
Supervisors of Santa Barbara County, California.
Attest.
C. A. HUNT, Clerk.
(SEAL)
In the Matter of the Petition of Francis Lov.e for a refund of taxes erroneously
paid.
On motion duly seconded and carried it is ordered that the petition in the above
entitled matter be and the same is hereby referred to the District Attorney for his
opinion as to the legality of the same.
In the Matter of the Application of Hickey Brothers Company, a corporation for
a license to sell at retail pistols, revolvers and other firearms in the town of
Carpinteria,
Hickey Brothers Company a corporation having filed with the Clerk of this Board
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an application for a license t o sell, at retail at their place of business located on
East corner of the intersection of Lynden Ave. and 7th Street in the Town of Carpinter a,
County of Santa ~arbara, State of California, pistols, revolvers and other firearms
capable of being ooncealed upon the person, and no protest having been made or filed
thereto with this Board against granting said license, and
It appearing to the Board that said firm of Hickey Brothers Company is composed o
r eputable citizens and that said license should be granted.
On motion duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that a license be granted to
said Hickey Brothers Company, a corporation to sell at retail at their place of busine s
located on East corner at the intersection of Lynden Avenue and 7th street, in the tow:b.
of Carpinteria, County of Santa Barbara, State of California for one year, pistols,
revolvers and other firearms capable of being concealed upon the per~on
.Jl4Q.d.Xrl f,~'l~ In the Matter of Accepting Deed for right of way for road through the lands of
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WHEREAS, Frederic Ives Carpenter and Emma c. Carpenter, his wife have duly executed
and delivered to the County of Santa Barbara, a deed dated October 9th, 1922, wherein
said Frederic Ives Carpenter and Emma c. Carpenter, his wife, are granters and the
County of Santa Barbara, grantees, conveying certain right of way for a public highway .
in the 2nd Road District, County of Santa Barbara, State of California,
RESOLVED: That said deed and the property mentioned in said deed be accepted for the
uses and purposes therein mentioned and that the Clerk of this Board cause said deed to
be recorded.
In the Matter of the Formation of Carpinteria Street Lighting District , of Santa
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~~~~~~ Order Establishing Regulations and Equipment and Oalling for Bids ,
WHEREAS, upon prooeedings proper1y had, Carpinteria Street Lighting District of
Santa Barbara County, has been regularly established by order of this Board.
IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that the kind of lights, which shall be used and maintained in
said lighting
Lamps, 6-6 /10
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district shall be electrio lights to consist of General Electric Novalux I
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am:pier, 100 oandle power, with an eight foot series bracket or its equiv~-
The lamps in this system are to be installed in a series system which will secure as
equal a voltage as possible to eaoh lamp.
It is further ordered that thirty-two (32) lamps of the above description and construction,
a modern type of fixture and lamp, shall be installed in such a manner that
will give the most efficient service.
All of the l i ghts above mentioned, shall be erected on brackets with the exception
of two or more lights, which shall be erected on the ma.in highway, and suspended from the
center of the street .
Said lamps shall be erected and installed at the following locations, to-wit:
One at the i nterseotion of Ash Ave and Coast Highway.
One at the interseotion of Holly Street and Coast Highway.
One at the intersection of Elm Ave. and .Coast Highway.
One at the interseotion of Linden Ave and Coast Highway.
One at the intersection of Maple Ave and Coast Highway.
One at the intersection of Walnut Ave and Coast Highway.
One at the intersection of Palm Ave and Coast Highway.
One at the intersection of Casitae and Coast Highway
One at the interseotion of the Carpinteria Creek and the Bridge.
One at the interseotion of 8th street and Holly Street.
One at the intersection of 8th Street and Linden Ave.
One at the intersection of 8th Street and Maple Ave.
One at the intersection of 8th Street and Walnut Ave.
One at the intersection of 8th Street and Palm Ave.
One at the intersection of 8th Street and Olive Ave.
One at -the intersection of 9th Street and Linden Ave.
One at the inters ection of the west boundary l ine of 7th Street and the assessment
lighting district.
One at the intersection of Ash Ave and 7th Street.
One at the intersection of Hol ly Street and 7th Street.
One at t~e intersection of Elm Ave and 7th Street~
One at the interseotion of Linden Ave and 7th Street.
One at the i nterseotiQn of Maple Ave and 7th Street.
One at the intersection of Palm Ave and 6th street.
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One at the intersection of Walnut Ave and 6th Street.
One at the intersection of Maple Ave and 6th Street.
One at the intersection of Linden Ave and 6th Street.
One at the i ntersection of Palm Ave and the Southern Pacific Railway.
One at the intersection of the Southern Pacific Rai1way, the south side , a nd
Linden Ave.
One at the i ntersection of Linden Ave . and 3rd Street.
One at the intersection of Linden Ave . and Sandyland.
One at t he intersection of Maple Ave and Sandyland.
One at Franklin Ave. at the north boundary line of the assessment district.
IT IS FUR.rHER ORDERED that all poles for the carrying of t he electric current sha 1
be placed no t less than six f eet , nor more than eight feet from the property line , and
that t he placing and ma:imtenance of the poles and wires shall conform to the regulabio a
heretofore made, or hereafter made by t he Railroad Commission of t he State of Californ
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that the said l ighting system shall be operated on what is
knovm as the nDaylight Schedule", and shall be lighted from 26 minutes after s undovm
to 53 minutes before sun up each night.
IT lS FUR.PEER ORDERED that a switch shall be installed at t he power house on
Linden Ave . and Valley Road, and that such switch shall be installed and under the
control of the man in charge at the power house, whose duty shall be to operate said
switch according to said lighting schedule.
rr IS FURTHE:R ORDERED that all globes, . lights, lines , poles, switches , and a.11
equipment shall be ins~alled and maintained by the successful bidder, and that bids
shall be based upon a certain monthly rate for each light per month , which shall
include said installation, maintenance and upkeep.
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that the contract for furnishing , maintaining and supplyin
of the eleotrio current shall exist for a period of five (5) years from the date
award of said contract ; pr ovided , that this Board reserves the rig~t to abrogate such
contract whenever gas or electric current is offered to oe supplied at two - thirds of
such fixed contract price . '
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that notice of bids , in conformity with this Resolution sh 1
be advertised, by the Clerk of this Board, for ten days in some newspaper of general I
circulation in the County of Santa Barbara, and that as soon as a bid shall be accepteh ,
and the contract awarded, the said lighting system shall be installed i mmediately.
Dated t his 1st day of October, 1923.
Attest:C . A. Hunt , Clerk.
(SEAL)
H. S. DEADERICK, Chariman of the Board of
Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara .
J:n the Matter of A;,eproving 1~p of Cerca del Mar Subdivision and accepting stre ets ,
alleys and walks thereon,
A map of Cerca del Mar Subdivision having been presented by the owners thereof
for approval and the acceptance of all streets, alleys .and wa lks designated thereon ,
On mot i on duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that said map be approved an
all streets, alleys and walks designated thereon be and the same are herepy accepted
on behalf of the public as publ ic high\1ays of said oounty .
In t he Matter of Fixing the Amount of Bond upon Filing Map designated as Las Alturas
Replat No . l , being a Subdivision of Lots 10 , 12, 13, 14, 15 , 17 and 18 , and a porti on
of Lot F. thereof. I
It appearing to the Board that the Las Alturas Land Company , the owner of a certain
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tract or subdivision of land situate in .the City of Santa Barbara, County of Santa
Barbara , State of California , designated as Las Alturas Replat No . l, of Lots 10, 12,
13, 14, 15, 17 and 18, and a portion of Lot F. thereof, have subdivided the sazoo for
the purpose of sale, and
It further appearing that said owner of said land is about to file for record an
accurate map or plat thereof with the County Recorder as required by law, and said owner
having requested this Board to fix the amount of bond, as provided by law,
On motion duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that said Las Alturas Land
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Company execute and file with this Board a good and su:fficient bond in the sum of $700. 00
and by its terms made to inure to the benefit of the County of Santa Barbara, conditioned
for the payment of all taxes which are at the time of filing said map a lien against said
tract or suodivision, or any part thereof but not yet payable,
In the Matter of providing the County Assessors Office with maps.
On motion duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the County Surveyor prepare
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maps for the County Assessors Office in accordance with Section 4218 of the Political
Code, said maps to be prepared in form of the sample map prepared by Mr. E. A. Rowe,
In the Matter of the Petition of John Harrison for count y aid
l l . On motion duly seconded and carried, it i s ordered that the order heretofore made
:s 0 ~ '"" t\.-rl 's C7\ ~-~U,""('e.,~\""" ~. granting John Harrison $20. 00 per month, county aid, be and the same is hereby rescinded.
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In the Matter of the Petition of Natalie H. Venzor for County Aid fo r Bruno , Jennie
and Paulino Venzor, half-orphans .
It appearing to the satisfaction of the Board that said Br uno Venzor, aged 12
years , Jennie Venzor, aged 11 years and Paulino Venzor, aged 15 years are half-orphans
and are prpper persons to receive County Aid, and they are in the custody of said Natalie
H. Venzor.
It is ordered that the Auditor draw his warrant on the freasurer on Hospital Fund,
i n f~vor of said Natalie H. Venzor for the sum of '.L'hirty & 00/100 dollars, and for a I
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 Petition of Mrs. Rosa Castro for County Aid for Elizabeth
Castro , half-orphan,
It appearing to the satisfaction of the Board that said Elizabeth Castro, aged
9 years is a half- orphan and is proper person to receive County Aid, and she is in the
custody of said Mrs . Rosa Oastro
It is ordered that the Auditor draw his warrant on the Treasurer on Hospital Fund ,
in favor of said Mrs . Rosa Castro for the sum of Ten & 00/100 dollars, and for a like
amount on the first of each month hereafter until t he further order of this Board, said
money to be used for the support of the above named minor.
In the Matter of Petition for County Aid.
It appearing to the Board that the following named petitioners are proper persons
to receive county aid, On motion duly seconded and carried it is ordered that the Auditor
draw his warrant on the Indigent Fund in favor of the following named persons for the
sums set opposite their respective names on t he lat day of November l at, 1923, to-wit:
Charles w. Baker
Mrs . Plutaroho Carrillo
J. M. Burleigh
Claud Johnson
Vicente A. Juar ez
FIRST SUPERVISOR DISPRICT.
$15.00
20 . 00
30 . 00
10.00
12.00 .
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Jose Roble
Caterina Roirero
Jose Maria Romero
Andr ew Rui-z
John P . ware
$10. 00
20 . 00
15.00
10 .00
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Annabelle MoGreal
Refugia Olivas
Mabel Hyde
Ida Flores
Anne Henriokson
Verda Anthony
Emma p . Ant on
Anna Elphick
R. Cloak
Blanche E. Emmons
Hattie B. Harbison
John Davies
Mary Hedrick
Juan B. Surita
10. 00 Mrs . Jessie K. Wilson
10 .00 Adeline Wr ight
SECOND SUPERVISOR DISTRICT . .
14. 26 Antonio l?oisard
THIRD SUPERVISOR DISTRICT.
10. 00 Mar ia Josefa Pico
15. 00 Pedro v. Romaro , et ux.
FOURTH SUPERVISOR DISTRICT.
20 . 00
20. 00
20. 00
15. 00
20 . 00
10. 00
Donalda Moore
Mabel E . Murr ay
Mae McCollum
Maria Ramirez
Joseph Usher
FIFTH SUPERVISOR DISTRICT.
8.oo Mrs . Frank Valencia
10. 00 Margaret Marcum Ward
20 . 00
10 . 00
10.00
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10. 00
25. 00
20 .00
20 . 00
40 . 00
10. 00
10. 00
10 . 00
10. 00
The Reports of c. G. Vandever, Super intendent Santa Barbara Gener al Hospital. ,
Anna E. MoCaughey, Super intendent County Detention Home and w. c. Missal l , Count y
Live Stock Inspector for the month of September 1923, were examined and or dered filed.
The Report of H. J . Abels, Game Warden for the quarter ending September 30th,
1923, was examined and ordered filed .
On motion duly. seconded and carried, it is ordered that the following cl aims
be and the same ar e her eby rejected, to-wit :
Estate Wm. Alexander
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Ott Hardware Co.
$20. 00
10. 00
3. 65
On motion duly seconded and carried, it is or der ed that the fol lowing olai ms
be and the same are hereby laid over, to-wit:
Abbott, R. C.
Baker, Glenn
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Bacon Co. , Edward R.
Baker, o. L.
Carlisle & Co., A.
Cook, A. B.
Love, Francis
Murphy, Edward
Randolph, Walter J .
Santa Barbara Tel. Co.
Smith, H. B.
Standard Oil Co .
174. 00
252 .00
1 68 . 00
7.93
168. 00
2. 57
6750. 00
347 .42
120. 00
168 . 00
22. 02
174. 00
34. 84
On motion duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that all claims that have been
audited.and approved at this meeting by three members of the Board of Supervisor s be
allowed, each olaim to be paid out of the fund designated in the order of allowance
endorsed on the face of each claim respectively. to wit:
Aoosta, F.
Allegria, Joe M.
Alexander, Est . of Wm.
GENERAL FUND 27 .oo
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Ambassador Laundry Company GENERAL FUND
American Can Co.
Archer, Walter
' Associated Oil Co.
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Automobile Club of So. Calif.
Avery, A. H.
Baber, B. F .
Bailey, Ethel H
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Barcos, George J~
Barnes, c. c.
Bastanchury, A.
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Batchelder, D. T.
Beith, Agnes s.
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Bennett, Helen
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Berkenkamp; Lynn
Hernasconi , Gladys
Bi gler, A. B.
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Bishop, John
Black , w. L.
Bland, w. S.
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Bond; c. s . Quartermaster G.A.R.
Bonio, Joe I
Bottello, M. A.
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Boyd Lumber and Mill Co,
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Boys and Girls I ndustr ial Home and Farm
Brokostry, Carl
Brush, N. H.
Bu.rum, H. L.
Cadwell, Harold L.
California Corrugated Culvert Co.
California Market .
' Calif. Spray-Chemical Co.
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12.90
42.40
130.12
157.79
2.50
77.87
172.07
30.00
15.60
1 0.80
2.50
150 . 00
12.00
17.12
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50.00
50.00
20.00
20.00
2.50
2.50
5 .30
2.50
2 . 50 .
32. 00
17.00
12.05
1 2 . 80
4.70
14.60
10.00
27. 50
12.00
6.00
31.75
8.95
23. 00
34.40
2. 00
3. 60 .
136.56
147.72
25.90
471.10
72.00
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Cervantes, L.
" Lewi s
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Chalmer s , ~ho mas
Chalmers , Thomas
Chaves , A.
Clar k , Ar thur M.
Coa st Wholesale Gr ocery Co .
Commer cial Motor Servi ce
Commercial " "
Conklin, Eugene
Convent of the Good Shepherd
Cook , A. B.
Cook , Mrs . Si dney
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Copeland, L. s.
Corder o , Joe
Corder o , Joe
Covarrubias , Yr is
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Cox , E. J .
Cox, J . M.
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Craviotto , E. J .
Cuesta , Gerard s. de la
Cummings , J. c.
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C11nnane , ~,[ . D, , W. B.
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c. & w. Feed Store
D' Andr ea , G.
Davens , John Edward
Davis, Mrs. R. M.
Dawe , Henry
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De Bol t, Ali son R.
DeRi eux , L. E.
Di az, A. E.
Diehl Gr ocer y Co .
Dinnesen, H.
Dodge , E. G.
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Dominguez, c.
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21 . 60
21.60
18 . 00
21.60
244. 60
223.72
5 . 00
1 8 . 00
94. 70
151.40
325 . 50
21 . 00
160. 00
375 . 00
5 . 36
40 . 00
11.45
21. 60
21 . 60
33.80
21 . 00
12 .15
167 . 00
161. 00
28 .80
1 38 .oo
38.00
16. 00
5 . 00
5. 00
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3 . 25
84 .15
2. 50
122. 40
125:00
5. 20
26 .00
2 . 50
13. 65
84.11
49 . 50
84. 50
83.75
15. 75
37 .80
50. 00
29. 75
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Dominguez, M. R. GENERAL FUND
Du:four, P. M.
Dugan , Faulding & Crowell
Dugan, Herbert F.
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Eaves, A. T.
Eaves, c. s.
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E~elblute, J. L.
Edmondson, A. R.
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Elizondo, Jacobo
Elliott Co., The
Enterprise Laundry
Erkins, Phoebe J .
Evans, A. Grant
Fauerso, Alfred
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Fillmore, E. M.
Fire Protection Engineering Co.
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Fi so her, W. L.
Fitzgerald, Frank
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Flood, Odessa
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Flournoy, Frank F.
Fox, Maud c.
Fugler, A. F.
Fulton, Robert
Gates, F. H.
Gem Market Co.
George, c. E.
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Gidney, Pearl c.
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Gilkes on, Clifford
Graves, Wm.
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Gray's Typewriting .Exchg.
Grimes-Strassforth Stationery
Guidotti, Joe R.
Hammond, D. M.
Harkaon, Harald
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Hart, R
Hartshorn , A w. .
Haslam, w. E.
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$ 72.45
2 .50
51.05
889. 20
32.84
1122.07
10.99
86.00
46.00
2.50
100.00
100. 00
30.00
1.50
. 20.95
20.60
2.50
59.78
10.00
15.45
18.00
13.24
125.00
90.85
97.50
35.00
35.00
.6.85
12.00
375.00
11.30
556.50
27 .29
32.76
33.25
60.00
60.00
60.00
2.50
2.50
1.25
5.22
2.50
101.25
14.25
1.10
15.00
48.00
2.50
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Hernandez, Domingo
Hill c. W. Chem. Co.
Hollister, Clinton
Hollister, Owen
Hoad, c. J.
Hooker, Harold
Hoover, B. B.
Howard-Canfield Co.
Hunt, Archie lvl.
Hunt, C. A.
Huseman & Althowe
Huseman, L.
:Etuyok, Frank
Monte
Hyde, Stella
Ibsen, Anton B.
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James, J. G.
Janssens, Joe
" J. R.
Jeminez, V.
Jones, o. c.
" Philip
Keller-wattles Company
Kellogg, Emma
" Eugene S.
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" Frank L.
Kennedy Publishing
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Kincher, Margaret
King, Josephine
Koall, Geo. E.
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Kramer, Otto E.
Lanter, Mrs. J. w.
Laroo Fish Co., s.
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Larsen, c. s.
Levy, Adolphe H.
Levy, Henry
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Lewis, Ella R.
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34.65
33.75
5.00
2.50
2.50
2.50
46.00
60.00
132.00
32.94
3.75
18.30
11.70
133.80
24.00
239.00
23.21
5.00
45.00
54.00
34.65
1.75
60.00
193.80
35.00
214.70
146.67
138 .47
62.28
219.28
131. 28
206.00
24.00
48.00
10.00
40.50
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36.00
20.00
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9.25
5.65
15.00
8.95
288.18
391. 38
156.00
12.00
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Loustalot, Jean R.
Loveren , Dr. Geo . S .
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Luis, John R.
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Mackrell, William
Madero, R.
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Mann , F. A.
Mar kus, Louise B.
Marriott, o. c.
Martinez, Tom
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Miller, w. A.
Mill i ki n , Bens
Mine t ti, u.
Miss ion Of f ice Equipment Co.
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Montezeno , J .
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Mo ore Mercantile Co.
Morni ng Press, The
Morris, s. E.
Morris, s . E.
Morrison, F.
Munoz, Ed.
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Munoz, M.
McCabe, c. D.
Mccaughey, Annie E.
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McGregor & Sons
McKeel, Howard
McNeil, Arch ibald
Nielso n ,co., H. T
O' Bryant, Matilda
Olivas , J.
Ord Ioe Co.
Osborne's Book Store
Ott Hardware Co.
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Ovieda, Ed .
$ 1.40
10 . 00
6 .50
5 . 00
36.75
12.50
2 . 00
20. 00
2. 50
2 . 50
15.75
10.80
21.60
3.9Q
42.00
50 . 00
18 . 00
21.60
10. 00
8 . oo
7.00
31.40
122.2'7
18. 00
21.60
21.60
21 .60
330 .33
71.70
27.30
1 2 . 20
2.50
78 . 00
78 . 00
68 . 00
7.90
144.00
142. 20
184 . 65
l 9. 99
34,40
34.10
1 24.00
70. 00
50. 25
6.00
2.50
4.63
4 . 86
32 . 00
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Pacific Coast Transfer
Pacific Laundry
Padilla, F.
Padilla, F.
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Parma Co. , Inc.
Partida, B.
Patrick & Co.
Pearson. c. H.
Pendola, A. L.
Perry, w. J .
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Pertica, Frances
Pico , Mrs. Ben
Pierce, Hor ace, M. D.
Pier ce Bros.
Piro, Gerlando
Plummer Mfg. Co., w. A.
Poma.tt o, Joe
Pope , A. S.
Preisker, C. L.
Co.
Public School Publishing Co.
Rapid Blue Pr int Co. , The
Rasmussen, Albert
Rice, Ellis
Rice, Fred
Richar dson , Chas. T.
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20.00
18 . 00
26.10
22.00
23.40
48 . 00
68.00
40 . 00
27.00
27.00
27 . 00
22.50
9625.00
40.83
34.35
7.00
2.49
21.60
21. 60
18.00
21.60
22.70
36.40
6.15
25 .65
50.00
2.50
2 .50
50.00
2.00
15.00
31.75
27.90
63.46
2.50
32.27
41.20
1.50
54. 00
9.00
2.50
34.80
992.00
1335.25
1862.00
160 . 00
17.80
52.90
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Robles, J . GENERAL FUND
Richard
Roderick, William
Rodman, w. T.
W. T.
Romero, F. L.
" "
Romero, Wil lie
Ross , James
ti n
Roth, John
Ru.foni,Peter
Runkle Shoe Company
San Luis Bottling Works
Santa Barbara Daily News
Santa Barbara " " $207.73 Allowed for
11 " " "
Santa Barbara Telephone Co.
" " ,.
"
" " " "
" rr " "
Santa Maria Daily Times
" " " n
Santa Maria Valley R. R. Co.
Santa Maria Val ley Warehouse Co.
" " n "
Sarag.osa, P.
Sattler, Daniel A
Sattler,
Sauseda , V.
Scar oni, Frank
" " A.
Schauer ' Mildred E.
Schauer Print ing Studio, Inc.
" " " "
Schauer Printing Studio
" "
Scolari, Joseph
Seaside Oil Co.
" " "
Sext on, Mariette
Shell Company of Calif.
Silveira, A
Smith, Harry
Sotelo, B.
Soto, B.
" P.
Sou. Cal~fornia Edison Co.
" " " D
Southern Counties Gas Company
$22. 06
7.50
3.00
322.00
203.90
49.50
51.75
42.75
205 .12
62.23
10.00
2.50
35.85
2.50
154.80
98.40
25 . 00
203.32
15.93
41.44
2. 00
16.0o
42.00
575 .25
29.26
43.12
15.75
1440 . 00
400.00
36.23
32.50
10 . 00
42.00
35.00
26.87
19 .75
64.50
10.00
48 .45
322.25
s. oo
16.63
5.00
144. 00
32.00
25 .20
34.65
57. 23
10.72
31.80
105
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Southern Counties Gas Co .
Souther n Pacific Milling Co .
" II
" " "
Spanne Hdwe & Imp . Co .
Standard Oil Co.
Stevens, Chas. s .
If ti "
" "
" 1 I II
'' " II "
St inson, Jessie s.
Storni , Peter
St. Catherine's Sohool
st. "
II "
St. John , A. S.
Str eeter, Louis D.
St. Vincent 's School
Tal bo tt , W. L.
Taverna and Co .
Taylor Hardware
Tello , Dan
Thatcher, Arthur
" "
" "
II It
Thompson, E. H.
II F. B.
" II "
Tognazzi, Dante
Torr ence , J. T.
II II
Travis , R. 1.1:.
Trujillo , ?trike
Tunnell , Geo.
Co .
Union Commission Co .
Union Feed & Fuel Co .
II
"
Union Hardware & Pl"limbing Co .
Union 1lill and Lumber Co .
Union Mill & Lumber Co .
" II II
" " " "
Union Oil Company of Calif.
" " " fJ "
Union Oil Co . of Calif.
Unzueta , D.
" If
" If
GE.NERA.L FUND
$15. 6'7
186.20
26.74
127. 08
13. 05
10.48
1 25 . 00
125.00
5 . 00
35 . 00
35. 00
5 . 00
60 . 00
3. 00
ao .oo
ao.oo
80. 00
21.36
2 .40
979 . 48
31.20
16. 00
7. 37
1 2.00
60 . 00
48 .75
55 . 00
57 . 75
157.00
205 . 63
14'7 . 45
5 . 00
36.00
24 . 00
11. 70
2.00
17 .50
5 . 05
72. 00
107 . 28
83. 66
36. 23
83. 65
17. 00
2 .50
50 . 79
2 . 50
18. 00
21 . 60
21 . 60
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JUDGES : J . ![. Dimock
A. R. Hapgood
L. D. Streeter
SPECIAL ELECTION DISTRICT NO. 4 .
This district shall consist o:f the regular election precinct known as Cojo precinct
as established by the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County on December
l, 1919. A more particular description of the boundaries of said district is as follows:
Beginning at the northerly corner of what is known as La Espada Rancho , 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 said Rancho to the
northwesterly corner o.f the Rancho San Julian; thence southerly along the westerly
line of Rancho San Julian to the southwest corner thereof; thence easterly along the
southerly line of said Rancho San Julian to a point that is due north of the interseotion
of Santa Anita Creek and the north line of Rancho Nuestra Senora del Refugio ;
thence due south to the point of intersection; thence southerly along the center of
Santa Anita Creek to the Pacific Ocean; thence westerly and northwesterly along the
shore line of the Pacific Ocean to the point of beginning. -
Polling Place :for Special Election District Number Four:
Southern Pacific Depot at Concepcion Station
JUDGES : Ella R. Lewis
Josephine King
Frank A. Scaroni
SPECIAL ELECTION DISTRICT NO. 5
.
Tnis district shall consist of the regular election precinct known as the Las
Cruces Precinct as established by the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County on
December 1, 1919 , excepting therefrom the portion thereof hereinafter described as
excepted. A more particular description of the boundaries of said district:isE:S follows:
Beginning at a point on the shore line of the Paciiic Ocean where the Santa Anita
Creek flows into the same; thence northerly up the center of said creek to the interseotion
thereof with the northerly line of the Rancho Nuestra Senora del Refugio ; thence
due north to a point on the south boundary of the Rancho San Julian; thence easterly
along the southerly line of said Rancho San Julian to the southeast corner thereof;
thence along the eastern and northern boundaries of Rancho San Julian to the line between
Sections 32 and 33, Totmship 6 North , Range 32 West; thence north to the south
line of the Rancho Santa Rosa; thence along the same easterly and northerly to the point
where the boundary line between the lands of R. T. Buell Estate and the lands of the I
Danish-American Colony intersects the eastern boundary line of said Rancho Santa Rosa;
thence southerly, easterly and southwester]y along the line between the lands of the I
R. T. Buell Estate and the lands of the Danish-American Colony to the north line of the
main road running to the town of Santa Ynez and opposite the Jonata School House; thencIe
southerly along the east line of the County Road to what is known as the Cuesta Crossirlg
to the center of the Santa Ynez River; thence southeasterly along the center of said I
Santa Ynez River to the northwest corner of the lands of the Alisal Ranch Company , in
the Noj oqui Rancho; thence southerly along the westerly boundary line of the said land~
of the Alisal Ranch Company to the south boundary line of the Nojoqui Rancho; thence I
west along the south boundary line of the Nojoqui Rancho to the line between Township
5 North, Range 32 West; and Township 5 North, Range 31 West prolonged; thence due south
to the line between Sections 12 and 13, Township 5 North, Range 32 West; thence west
between said Sections 12 and 13 , Township ~ North, Range 32 West to a point where the
August 6th , 1923.
Parma Grocery Co. HOSPITAL FUND
Paul, Frieda
" "
" Roger
It "
Peifer , L.
Peterson & Vfui te
Pico , A.
Piovesan, Geo .
Raimondi , Bulla
Rarnidas , Iwiatilda
Rigney , \Vm.
Ripar etti , A.
Rodenbeck , E . F .
Santa Barbara Drug Co .
Santa Barbara " "
Santa Barbara Telephone Co .
Scher er Co ., R. L.
Scherer Co ., R. L.
" " II
It " 11
11 " lf
It II "
" 11 ti
" " "
Schultz , August
Seaside Oil Co ., The
Shirrell, c. L.
Shirr ell, c. L.
" L. B.
Simpson, Frank R.
Simpson, Fr ank R.
Southern California Edison Co .
Southern Pacific Co .
,
Sowthern " "
Southern Pacific 1[illing Co .
Spreitz, H. A.
Standard Oil Co .
It " 11
Stone , c. w.
Swan, P.
Taylor , R. F
Tr oup , c
Union Commission Co . , The
Union ~~ill & Iwnber Co .
Vandever, c. G.
" II
" "
" "
$131. 20
73. 33
3. 75
3 . 75
83.33
33. 71
94. 00
60. 00
80. 00
52 . 26
50.00
132.00
55 .00
7 . 00
16.00
17 . 65
28 . 73
9. 28
10 .80
234. 50
77 . 40
12 . 83
60. 53
27 . 47
38 . 04
10.00
180 . 30
50. 00
104 .17
24 .00
51. 60
47. 30
224. 36
37 . 79
38 . 47
64. 70
100. 00
21 . 12
10. 50
130 . 00
31 . 93
13.50
3 . 25
200. 20
121. 00
20. 62
21 .72
150. 00
150. 00
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And Whereas certain eohool districts, permanent road divisions and road improvement
districts w1 thin said County of Santa Barbara have outstanding bonds upon which the interest
will fall due during the present fiscal year and some of which bonds will fall
due both principal and interest ;
Now Therefore; it is ordered by said Board that there be and there is hereby fixed,
levied and imposed upon the taxable property situated within said respective school
districts, . permanent road divisions and road improvement districts a tax upon each one
hundred dollars valuation of the property within said respective distric t s at the rate
in cents and mills as follows, to-wit:
For Bell School District, now known as Los Alamos School
District, Interest and Sinking Fund
.51
For B1ochman Schoo1 District Interest and Sinking ~d .20
.
For Carpinteria Union School District Interest and Sinking Fund .17
For Carpinteria Union High School District Interest and Sinking Fund .108
For Casmalia Sohool District Interest and Sinking Fund .18
For Chicquero School District Interest and Sinking Fund
For Doheny School District Interest and Sinking Fund
For Jalama Sohool District Interest and Sinking Fund
For Jons.ta School District Interest and Sinking Fund
For Lompoc Sohool District Interest and Sinking Fund
For Lompoc Union High School District Int erest and Sinking Fund
Por Maple School District Interest and Sinking Fund
For Orcutt School District Interest and Sinking Fund
For Orcutt Union School District Interest and Sinking Fund
For Pan American School District Interest and Sinking Fund
For Purisima Sohool Distriot Interest and Sinking Fund
.10
.42
.18
.33
.65
.10
.28
.24
.26
.11
.14
For Santa Maria School District Interest and Sinking Fund .28
For Santa Maria Union High School District Interest and Sinking Fi1nd .22
For Santa Barbara School District Interest and Sinking 'Fund .015
For Santa Barbara Sohool District Interest and Sinking Fund,
1920 Issue,
For Santa Barbara School District Interest and Sinking Fund
1923 Issue
For Santa Barbara High School District Interest and Sinking Fund
For Santa Barbara High Sahoo1 Dietrict Interest and Sinking Fund,
1922 Issue
For Santa Barbara High School District Interest and Sinking Fund ~
1923 Issue
For Ynez School District Interest and Sinking Fund
For Permanent Road Division of Carpinteria Fund
For Permanent Road Division of Goleta Fund
For Permanent Road Division of Lompoc Fund
For Permanent Road Division of Mesa Fund
For Permanent Road Division of Mission Fund
For Permanent Road Division of Montecito Fund (lat Bond Issue)
For Permanent Road Division of Montecito Fund (2nd Bond Issue)
For Permanent Road Divis ion of Santa Ynez Fund
For Road Improvement District No. 1, Fund
For Road Improvement District No. 6, Fund
.165
.19
.003
.157
.17
.202
.20
.36
.so
.70
.058
.032
1.40
a.so
A.nd Whereas it appears from the estimates of the High School Boards o~ Trustees
of the hereinafter named High Sohool Districts that the following amounts of money will
be required for maintaining said high schools for the current school year; which said
. . .
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Unzueta, D
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Wilson, Geo.
September 4th, 1923.
$24.00
20.00
27.50
On motion duly seoonded and carried, it is ordered that the ollowing claims
be and the same are hereby laid over, to-wit:
Abbott, R. C.
Alexander, Wm. Estate 0
" "
Baker, Glen
" "
" O. L.
Brown, Dr. R. w.
Jitzgerald, Frank
Keller-Wattles Co.
Murphy, Edward
Ott Hardware Co.
Pieree Bros.
Randolph, Walter J.
" "
Rapid ~lue Print Co.
Smith, H. B.
Stevena, Chas. s.
Union Commission Co.
174.00
10.00
20.00
252 .00
168.00
168.00
75.00
90.85
193.80
120.00
3.65
31. 75
168.00
54.00
1'14.00
125.00
5 .05
.
71
On motion duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that all claims that have been
audited and approved at this meeting by three members of the Board of Supervisors be
allowed; each claim to be paid out of the fund designated in the order of allowance
endorsed on the face of eaoh claim respectively, to-wit:
Acosta, F.
" It
Allen, Wm.
Alvos, F. J .
Ambrose Lumber Co.
Anderson, William
Andrews , & J .
Awl, Elmer
Baber, B. F.
Bailey, Ethel H.
Barnes, c. c.
Barnhisel, Lucille L.
Bastanohury, A.
" "
Batchelder, D. T.
J:Seadle, M. w.
Bennett, Helen
Bigler, A. B.
Black, w. L
Boeseke-Dawe Co.
" "
" " "
Botello, M. A.
GENERAL FUND
22.50
27.00
3.00
2.50
230.40
432.33
19. 25
54.50
30.00
15.60
150 .00
15 .40
18.24
18 . 88
16.81
19.50
20.00
.85
12.50
5.90
23.60
5.65
6.00
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Warren & Bailey Co. GENERAL ROAD FUND
. -
Western Machine and Foundry Co.
Wheeler, Bob
" "
Wilhelmi, Henry
Wilson, Geo. .
Wilson, Geo.
Yaribay, Al:fredo
Ynigas, A.
Yut, Joe
" " -
" "
Zepeda, F.
Santa Barbara Telephone Co. ADVERTISING RUND
Santa Maria Daily ~imes
" Time a
Smith, Leslie
Midland Counties Pub. Serv. Corp'n CASMALIA ST. LIGHTING
$252.00
22.00
42.00
17.50
3.75
33.00
33.00
35.00
20.00
67.50
60.00
60.00
21.00
27.50
55.50
6.25
10.00
DIST. 42.00
fl " " "
Bee, Henry GUADALUPE PUB. CEMETERY DIST.
Santa Maria Gas Co. GUADALUPE ST. LIGHTING DIST.
Pearson, C. H. LOS ALAMOS PUB. CmlETERY DIST.
Shafty, W.
Stemper, John
Midland Counties Public Serv. Corp'n LOS ALAMOS ST.
" " "
Bailey, Ethel H.
C11mmings , J. C.
Erkens, Phoebe J.
Fox, Maud C.
Hacking, c. J.
Loveren, G. Stillman
Pope, A. s.
Weidman, Phil
Dudley, Geo. L.
Mullin, Boyd
Rivas, s. J.
LT. DIST.
" ORCUTT ST. LIGHTING DIST.
SALARY FUND
SANTA MARIA CEMETERY DIST. FUND
42.00
91.00
76.50
14.40
12.00
12.00
101.50
68.82
5.00
90.00
s.oo
5.00
125.00
125.00
5.00
150.00
150.00
100.00
100.00
Upon the passage of the foregoing order, the roll being called, the following
Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit: Sam J. Stanwood, J. T. Torrence, w. L. Talbott, c. L.
Preisker and ' H~ s. Deaderiok, Nays: None.
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Unzueta, D. GEllERAL FUND
Ver ine , P.
Ver oni ca Spri ngs Co.
Walt ers, H. A.
Walters , H. A.
" "
Walt on's
Warneford, Blanche
Water Works Department
tt '' "
Watson, J . N.
Wescott, L. E.
Wescott, L. E.
.
Western Book & Children Shop
Wheat Electric Co .
Wheaton, w. H.
White House , The
Winchester , R. F.
II . "
Wood , Vincent E .
wright Abstract Co ., The
Yelkins, Henry
Young, w. G
Zanrpe , E.
" E. G,
Aggele~ & M~s se r Seed Co., HOSPITAL FUl~D
Anderhol m, Lily
II "
Anderson, Anan
Anderson , Carl
Armour & Company
Arnold, H. I.
Babcock , D. w.
Barron, D.
Bennett , Harold M.
Betlamini , Toey
Boas eke-Dawe Co .
Bogler, A.
Bolton & Jones
Bowman, E. M.
Boyd Lumber & Mill Co .
Briggs, Evel.yn
Br own, Wm.
II "
Buron , J .
California Mar ke t
Campbell, w. L.
'
Certif ied Laboratory Products
City and Kentia Nurseries
'
,
$21.60
117. 00
5 .00
185.90
563.55
310.05
5. 38"
15.00
39 .86
15 . 20
212 . 24
49 .50
40.50
10.20
250. oo
10.00
26 . 85
5. 00
5. 00
1545 . 00
5 . 00
19.75
2. 00
117. 00
93.60
10.61
67 . 09
56 . 77
49 .35
65.00
28 . 25
14.20
10. 00
20 . 00
11.19
110.00
72 . 65
135.00
10. 00
95.00
153.60
17.00
20.00
20 .00
45. 00
141.04
100 . 00
58 .50
5 . 00
1.07
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In th~ Matter of Correcting Allowance of Claims.
On motion duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the order made on the
1st day of October, 1923, allowing the hereinafter mentioned claims on the Good Roads
Fund for the amounts set opposite each claim respectively be and the same is hereby
rescinded, and it is further ordered that said claims be re-allowed~ the warrants in
payment of the same to be dr.awn on the General Road Pund, to-wit:
Beccaria, E.
Lambert, c. E.
Leovva., Leo
Miller, D.
H.
Swan, J.
In the Matter of Correcting Allowance of Claims.
.
$30.00
115.00
30.00
46.00
28.00
40.00
I
On motio~ duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the order made on the
lat day of October 1923, allowing the hereinafter mentioned claims on the Good Roads
Fund for the amounts set opposite each claim reepeotively be and the same is hereby
rescinded; and it is further ordered that said claims be re-allowed, the warrants in
payment of the same to be drawn on the 3rd Road Fund, to-wit:
Jones, Charles 14.00
Mathiesen, Henry 5.50
Olsen, Soren c. 10.50
Simpson, Frank R. 10.00
In the Matter of Correcting Allowance of Claim.
On motion duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the order made on the
let day of October, 1923, allowing tbe claim of E. Graham No. 346 for the sum of $7.00
to be paid out of the second roa~! and the same is hereby rescinded, and it is ~urther
ordered that said claim be re-allowed for tbe SlllD of *'OO, $.70 thereof to be paid out
of the First Road FlUld and $6. 00 thereof to be paid out of the General Fund.
In the Matter of Correcting Allowance .of Claim. .
On motion duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the order made on the
lat day of Ootober, 1923, allowing the claim of Thurmon Jared No. 422 for the awn of
f ~d
$8.00 to be paid out of the second Road/be and the same is hereby resoinded, and it is
fUrther ordered that said olaim be re-allowed for the sum of $8.oo, $.so thereof to
be paid out of the First Road Jund azn $7.20 thereof to be paid out of the General Fund.
In the llatter of Correcting Allowance of Claim
On motion duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the order made on the let
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of $11.70 be and the same is hereby rescinded, and it is further ordered that said claim
be allowed for the sum of $30.59 on the General Fund.
On motion the Board adjourned sine die.
The foregoing minutes are
uperv sors.
Attest:-
Clerk.
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Schwarz, s. C. GENERAL FUND
Scott, Hattie H.
Seaside OU Company
" "
Sly's Garage
Sotelo, B.
Soto, H.
Southern C~l i fornia Edison Co.
" " "
Southern Counties Gas Company
" " II "
Sou. Pac. Milling Co.
Spears-Wells Machinery Co.
Standard Oil Co
" " "
Star King Post
Sterling Drug Co.
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Stockton State Hospital "
Stoddard, c. s.
Stonebarger, Harvey
" "
Streeter, Olive M.
St. Catherine's School
St. Francis School
St. Vincent's Scho ol
" " "
Sunset Lumber Co.
Sweeney, Hugh
Talbott, Eunice
Talbott, w. L.
. Taylor Hardware
" "
-
Teames, H. H.
Telford, Francis
Thatcher, Arthur
" "
" II
~hompson, Frank
Togn.azzi, Dante
Tomlinson, Chas.
" ~'
" "
' Torrence, J. ~ .
" w. F
Travis, R :M.
Truj illa, Miguel
Tunnell, Ray
Co.,
"
J.
B.
s
"
"
The
. . .
Underwood Typewriter Company
Union Mill & Lumber Co.
" " If "
,
$7.30 Allowed for
'$ a. 65
15.00
107 .00
35.00
5.65
24. 00
48 . 00
14.03
64.42
12.85
26.76
384.98
3.82
34.84
115.85
10.00
2.43
60.00
10 .00
70.10
10.00
1 0 .00
1 20. 00
293.35
118 .09
1040.00
34.25
2.60
10.00
31.20
6.57
9.85
6. 25
5.00
57. 75
5&.00
32.50
30.00
2.50
44.17
64.53
49.60
24.00
10.00
4.25
a.oo
2.50
17.50
83.16
7.29
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Monteoito County Water Dist. MONTECITO CO. WATER
DIST. FtJ:ND $1047.00
Midland Counties Pub . Serv. Corp'n. ORCUTT ST.
LIGHTING DIST . FUND 68.82
Soott, G. M. REC. DIST NO. 798 240.00
Dudley, Geo. L.
Mullin, Boyd
SANTA MARIA CEMETERY DIST. FUND 150 .00
100 . 00
Rivas, s. J 100.00
Upon the passage of the foregoing order the roll being called, the following Superviaors
voted Aye, to-wit: Sam J. Stanwood, J. T. Torrence, w. L. Talbott, c. L.
Preieker and H. s. Deaderiok, Nays: None.
The Board adjourned sine die.
The foregoing minutes are hereby approved.
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Attest;-
uperv sors.
Clerk.
Board of Supervisors of the Count~of Sa nta Barbara, State of
California, December 3rd, 1923, 10 o'clock ~ m. Present: Supervisor s
H. s. Deaderick, Sam J . Stanwood , J . T. Torrence, W. L. falbott and
C. L. Preisker, the Clerk and Dis t rict Attorney. Supervisor H. s .
Deaderick in the Chair.
The minutes of the last regular meeting were read and approved.
In the Matter of the Issue of Bonds of Santa Barbara High School District in the
sum of $150,000 . 00.
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This being the time heretofore fixed for receiving bids for the sale of $150,000. 00
bonds of Santa Barbara High School District heretofore issued, the Board proceeded
R. H. Moulton & Co. bid par, accrued interest and a premium of
Bank of Italy, II II II " If II "
' . Wm. R. otaats Company and E. H. Rollins & Sons, bid par, acorued
interest and a premium of
Blyth, Witter & Co. Bond & Goodwin & Tucker and California
Securities Co. bid par , accrued interest and a premiun of
$1272.00
1041.00
1260.00
1155.00
First Securities Company , bid par, accrued interest and a premiun of 1105.00
Angle London Paris Company bid par, accrued interest and a
premium of 1853.00
California Company and fhe National City Company bid par ,
accrued interest and a premium of 1627.50
It appearing to the Board that the bid of the Anglo London Paris Company is the
highest and best bid for said bonds, On motion duly seconded and carried, it is ordered
that the bid of said Anglo London Paris Company be and the same is hereby accepted anl
said Anglo London Paris Company declared the purchaser of said bonds, and
. It is further ordered that said Anglo London Paris Company have ten days after
delivery of an abstract of the proceedings on the issuance and sale of said bonds of
said Santa Barbara High School District, within which to accept delivery and pay for I
said bonds at the office of the County Treasurer of said Santa Barbara County.
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Valdez, H. . GENERAL FUND
Vasquez, R.
Verine, P.
Vicente, Manuel
Water Works Department ' .
" " "
Watson, J. N.
Webb, Chas . E.
We s t ern Auto Supply Co.
Western Machine & Foundry Co.
" tr "
Western Union felegraph Co.
Wheat Electric Co.
White House, The
"
Winchester, R. F.
Wolford, Cash
Wright, S. L.
Wright, S. B.
Yelkin, Henry
" "
"
Zampe, E. G.
G.
Aitken, Ella
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HOSPITAL FUND
Ambassador Laundry, The
Anderholm, Lily
Anderson, Carl
Associated Oil Co., The
Babcock, D. w.
Barron, D.
Bartle t t, Frank s.
Benson, Chas.
Bet1amini, Toni
Betlamini, Toni
Blake, Moffitt & Towne
Boeseke-Dawe Co.
Bowman, E. M.
Broim, Wm.
Buro.n , J.
California Market
Campbell , w. L.
Castaneda, Carlota R.
Castro, R.
" It
City Dry Cleaning Co.
Coast Wholesale Grocery Co.
Cotton, Annie
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$40. 00
40.00
105.75
30.60
37.65
10.00
221.65
8.60
3.25
1.45
10.25
4.28
9.41
2.00
2.30
5.00
5.00
5.00
2.60
5.00
51.75
49.55
97.20
121.50
136.77
617.77
80. 00
65 .oo
7.20
20.00
20.00
187.49
90.00
150.00
110. 00
29.40
92.95
60.00
20 . 00
45.00
76.09
100 . 00
56.45
30.00
30.00
10.95
196.24
65 . 00
/
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and bet\"leen ~' H " and "A" Streets.
LOMPOC PRECINCT NO. 5.
Commencing at the northwest corner of the town of Lompoc; thence north between Farm
Lots 24, 29, 25 and 28 to the center of t he Santa Ynez River; t hence up the ce nter of
said river to the line between Farm Lots 18 anl 17; thence north between Farm Lots 18
and 17 to the northerly l ine of t he Rancho Lompoc; thence along the northerly line of
said rancho to the line between l ots 17 and 18 of the subdivision of the Purissima Rancho
thence north along the line between Lots 17, 18 , 12 and 13 of sa id Puris sima Rancho to
the southeast corner of Lot 5 of said r anch o; t he nce westerly a long th e s outherly l ine
of sa id Lot 5 and the northerly line of Lots 13 and 14 of sa id rancho to the suutheasterly
l i ne of Rancho Jesus Maria; thence along the southeasterly l ine of said Jesus Mar~a
Rancho to the northwest corner of t he Rancho Mission de la Purissima; t hence easterly
along t he northerly line of said last named rancho t o the northeast corner thereof;
thence southeasterly along the easterly line of said Mission de la Purissima Rancho to
the northerly corner of. Lot 35 of the Sant.a Rita Rancho; the nce east along the northerly
line of said Lot 35 to the northeast corner thereof; thence sout h between Lots 25 and I
35, 24 and 26 of said Santa Rita Rancho to the center of the county road; thence easter-
ly along the southerly line of Lot 26 of said rancho to the westerly line of Lot 22 of
said rancho; thence so utherly along the wes t erly line of said Lot 22 to t he northerly
line of Lot 8 of said rancho; t:OOnce westerly and southerly along t he line of said Lot
8 to the center of the Santa Ynez River; thence easterly and southerly along t he center
of said river to t he interseotion of the westerly boundary of the Geor ge G. Ki ng tract
of 268 . 21 acres; t hence easterly along t he northerly boundary of said tract to its I
.
intersection with the v.rest boundary of the George G. King tract of 875 . 84 acres; tb.ence1
northerly , easterly and southerly along t he west, north and east boundary to t he l i ne between
Tonwship 6 and 7 North of Range 33 West, s. B. M. ; thence east along said line
between Townships 6 and 7 North, to its intersection with the westerly boundary of the
Santa Rosa Rancho; thence southeasterly and west along said westerly boundary to the
intersection with the easterly boundary of Lot 22 of the Sa nt a Rosa Rancho; thence southerly
along this boundary to its interseotion with the center line of the Santa Ynez
River ; thence up the center line of said river to its intersection with the easterly
boundary of the Santa Rosa Rancho; thence southeasterly and southwesterly along the
easterly boundary of the aforesaid rancho to its intersection with the l ine between
Sections 28 and 29 , i'o\vnShip 6 North of Range 32 West, s. B. M. ; thence south between
Sections 28 and 29, 32 and 33 of said township and range, to the northerly line of the
Rancho San Julian; thence southerly, westerly and northerly along the easterly, s outherly
and westerly line of said San Julian Rancho to the nor th west corner thereof, thence
westerly along the southerly line of the Lompoc Rancho to the southwest corner of Farm
Lot 137 of said rancho; thence northerly and northwesterly and northeasterly along the
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westerly line of said Farm Lot 137 to the southeast corner of Farm Lot 138; 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 t he southeasterly line of Farm Lots
136 and 134 to the so uthwesterly corner of Farm Lot 88 of said rancho; thence easterly
along the south line of said Farm Lot 88 to the southwest corner of Fa?ID Lot 89 of said
rancho; thence northerly along t he westerly line of said Fann Lot 89 and the westerly
line of the town of Lompoc to the place of beginning; excep ting therefrom t he town of
Lompoo.
LOMPOC PREC I ITC T NO. 6.
Commencing at the northwest corner of the town of Lompoc; thence north between
January 7th, 1924 .
Bonds numbered consecutively from 134 to 140 both inclusive, will mature and be
payable March 5th 1930 .
Bonds numbered consecutively f r om 154 to 160 both inclusive, will mature and be
payable March 5th 1931
Bonds numbered consecutively f r om 174 to 180 both i nclusive, will mature and be
payable March 5th 1932.
Bonds numbered oonsecutively from 194 to 200 both i nclusive , will mat ure and be
payable March 5th 1933. ,
.
Bonds numbered consecutively f rom 213 to 220 both inclusive, will mature and be
payable March 5th 1934.
Bonds numbered consecutively f r om 233 to 240 both inclusive, will mature ani be
payable March 5th, 1935 .
Bonds numbered consecutively f rom 253 to 260 both inclusive, will mature and be
payable March 5th 1936.
Bonds numbered consecutively from 273 to 280 both inclusive , will mature and be
:
payable Mar ch 5th 1937.
Bonds numbered consecutively f r om 293 to 300 both i nclusive , will mature and be
payable March 5th 1938.
Bonds numbered consecutively from 313 to 320 both inclusive, will mature and be
payable Maroh 5th 1939.
Bonis numbered consecutively from 333 to 340 both inclusive, will mature and be
payable March 5th 1940.
Bonds numbered consecutively f rom 353 to 360 both inclusive , will mature and be
payable Mar ch 5th 1941.
Bonds numbered consecutively f r om 373 to 380 both inclusive , will mature and be
payable March 5th 1942.
Bonds nwbered consecutively f rom 393 to 400 both inclusive, will mature and be
payable March 5th 1943.
In the I'liatter of the Annual Settlement of t he County Audi tor \Yi th t he County
Treasurer.
The County Treasurer with t he County Auditor appeared befor e the Board of Super-
visors and said Treasurer filed a statement which said statement shows that he has made
a full settlement of his accounts with the Auditor, in accordance with Section 4111,
Political Code.
afrc\'-,i_~"'"' In the Matter of Appointing a Co~ty Live Stock Inspector.
a~e"'-~"\ The following persons were placed in nomination for the office of County Live
~'~~~ ~\{_
:C.--.-s\Q.i't:-- Stock Inspector to wit:
,
w. C. Missall and Albert s. Larsen.
The Board proceeded to ballot with the following result . w. c. Missall received
two votes and Albert s. Larsen three votes.
It appe a ring to the Board that Albert s. Larsen received a majority of all the
votes cast it is ordered that Albert s. Larsen be anl is hereby declared appointed to
the office of County Live Stock Inspector of the Count y of Santa Barbara , State of
Califor nia , fo r the tenn of one year, at a salary of $1 25 . 00 per mont h upon qualifying
according to law.
In the Matter of Re -appointing Philemon Weidman , Janitor of the Court House and
Hall of Records.
On moti on duly seco.rxled and carried, it is ordered that Philemon We idman be and
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he is hereby re-appointed Janitor of t he Court House and Hall of Records for the ensuing
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January 7th, 1924.
Bowman, E. M. HOSPITAL FUND
Boyd Lumber and Mill Co.
Btasaman, Helen
Brown, Wm.
Buron, J.
Campbell, w. L.
Castaneda, Carlota R.
Castro, R
City Dry Cleaning Co.
Coast Wholesale Grocery Co. ,
Craft, Mary
" W. A.
Crookston, Elizabeth
Diaz, Antonio
Diehl Grocery Co.
Donlon, Patrick R.
Downer Electric Co., The
E-ssic, Henry
Evans, R.
Faithorn Co., The
.
Fillmore, E. M.
Fitzpatrick, Frances
Flanagan, Agnes J.
Freeze & Freeze
Friedly, Ruby
Garden Store, fhe
Gattle, M. C.
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Goleta Garage & Machine Shop
Grondin, Joe
Heninger, Mrs. J. H.
Hemphreus-Smith Elec. Co.
" n II
Horton & Converse
Hose, w.
Hu.:f:f ' B Garage
" "
Hunt, R.
Hyatt, Mary
It Melvin
Johna-Manville Co.,H.W.
Johnson, Marie
" "
Kano, N.
~i rby, Geo. J.
Kirby, Geo. J.
" "
Leed, Marjorie
Leonard., Lillian
Leos, J.
The
$90.00
77.15
35.00
20.00
45.00
100. 00
50.00
30.00
5.63
276.82
25.67
42.00
46.13
100 . 00
413.26
42.90
7.90
60.00
60.00
40.00
24.00
53.33
45. 00
2.25
25.81
10.00
128.37
16.70
43.33
32.50
40.16
52.85
2.35
76.00
4.00
4.75
9.00
70 . 00
61.33
157. 84
'70.00
70 .00
80.65
136.35
113.77
125.70
46.13
75.00
60.00
233
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Burroughs Add. Machine Co.
Cadwell, Harold L.
California Spray Chemical Co.
Carlisle & Co . , .A.
tt
Case, G. L.
Chalmers, '.fllomas
Chaves , A.
Cinfuegos , J.
" "
" "
Clark, Jr., John
J . w.
Clem, G. M.
tt "
" "
Coleman Brick & Lime Co.
Convent of the Good Shepherd
Copeland, L . s.
Cook, Mrs. Sidney
Cooley, H. M.
Corral, c.
"
" "
Cox, J . M.
Craviotto , E. J .
"
Cuesta, Gerard s. de la
Cummings, J . c.
C\1mmings, J . C.
Cunnane , w. B.
D'And:rea, G.
Dawe, Henr y
Deaderick, Howe s.
Devaul , J . M.
Dewing, H. A.
.,
"
Diehl Grocery Co.
Dominguez, A.
tt "
., .
,. E.
'' E.
. " Mary
Donovan , Thomas
Downer & Co., Fred A.
"
Downing , Emily J . -
GENERAL EUND
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$ 7.79
11.73
13.50
43. 42
87 . 69
20.00
104.65
.
5.oo
65 . 00
60 . 00
60. 00
14.00
14.00
32. 00
44.00
44.00
48 . 00
3.50
120.00
4.50
40.00
9.76
42.00
48 . 00
40. 00
15.00
378.22
74 . 80
70.00
1.00
90.00
5. 00
106.25
125 . 00
5 . 20
216.00
173.50
20.50
39.61
44.00
48.00
40 . 00
48.00
36.00
14.00
5.00
1.50
1 . 90
a. oo
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March 3rd, 1924. 269
In the Matter of the Formation of Solvang Street Lighting District of Santa Barbara
County .
WHEREAS , a petition has been filed in the above entitled matter am. presented to us t J is
day,praying for the formation of a lighting district in the town o1 Solvang, County of
Santa Barbara.
IT IS HEREBY ORDERED,that said matter shall be set down for hearing for the 31st day f
March 1924,a t the hour of 10 A. M. of said day or as soon as the same can be heard befor
this Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County, at their meeting place at the courtho se
in the City of Santa Barbara, State of California. IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that the clerk
shall cause notices of filing and hearing of such petition t o be posted in three of the
most public places in said district; said notices shall be headed "Notice of the Propose
Formation of the Solvang Street Lighting District of Santa Barbara County" in letters no
less than one inch in length and shall set out the facts required by law.
Ir IS FUR:rHER ORDERED that said clerk shall also cause a notice similar in substance o
be published at least once a v1eek for two consecutive weeks in 'l'he Mor ning Press, a newspaper
of general circulation printed anl published in said county in which the proposed
district is located.
IT rs FURrHER ORD~RED that said not ice be posted and published as above provaded at
least seven days before the date set fo~ hearing of said petition
Dated this 3 day
Attest . c . A. Hunt,
of March 1924.
Clerk. ( SEAL)
H. S. DEADERICK , Chairman of the Board of Supervisors
In the Matter of entering into a ,Cooperative Agreement with the Department of Agricul
ture for a survey of a portion of San Marcos Road.
1VHEREAS , on the 5th day of December ,1923,the County of Santa Barbara,filed with the
Cali ~ ornia
District Forester at San Francisco/an application for the cooperation of the Secretary i
,the location survey of a portion of the San Marcos Road located between the intersection
of the said San Marcos Road with the Painted Cave Road near s . w.corner of S. E.t S . E .t,Se~-
tion 22 ,T. 5 N.,R.28 W.,S.B.M. and boundary between San Marcos Rancho and Santa Barbara
Forest, terminal point , being approximately 9 miles in length , and
WHEREAS , on January 31, 1924 , the Secretary of Agrigulture approved the location surv ly
project for inclusion in the Forest Program and authorized the expenditure of money avai -
able from the Forest Highway appropriation under the conditions specified in the Regulatio
n for administering that fund, and
WHEREAS , the County of Santa Barbara has offered to cooperate in the survey of said r ad
i~ accordance with the terms of an agreement therefore this day presented by said Depart
ment of Agrigulture .
Be it Resolved, That the County of Santa Barbara enter into a cooperative agreement
with _tlie said Department of Agricult ure for the survey of a portion of said San Marcos
Road , as fully set forth in said Cooperative Agreement herewith presented and approved
by this Board . Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution the following S11pe rvisors
voted Aye, to wit : Sam J , Stanwood , J. T. rorrence, w. L. falbott, c. L. Preisker and
H. S . Deaderick , trays , tione.
In the Matter of a Cooperative Agreement with the Department of Agriculture for the
survey of a portion of the San Marcos Road ,
WHEREAS , the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara county has entered into a Cooperat ve
Agreement with the Department of Agriculture for the survey of the San Marcos Road; and
WHEREAS , the 1.iiaximum obligation o:f the county therefor will amount to i3500. 00;
Be it Resolved That, there is hereby appropriated from the Good Roads Fund the sum
of $3500. 00;same to be held available in the County rreasury to meet calls for deposits s
they may be made by the uepartment of Agriculture to cover payments under the Cooperativ~
Agreement properly chargeable to Santa Barbara County' s share of the costs .
Upon the passage of t he foregoing resolution the vote was as follo\'lS, to-wit : Ayes ,
Sam J . Stanwood , J . T. J.'orrence , w. L. Talbott, c. L. Preisker and H. s. Deaderick ,
lfays , l~one .
In the l'lia tter of the Purchase of Real property by the Uounty of San ta Barbara.
WHEREAS, E . P. Dunn has presented and filed with this Board an offer to sell to the
Uounty of Santa Barbara all that portion of the real property known as the Rammell Ranch
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Lord , George R.
Machado , Thomas
Iv1adsen, Chris
lv1:adsen , Chris
Olsen, Soren C.
Pacific Coast Coal Co .
Pagliotti , J . M.
" P.
Pe t er sen , J . F .
Pickett , K. R.
Road Work
Quintana , A. D
" Stephen
Romo , Ed .
Ross , William
Smith, B
" "
St ewart, w. w.
Summers , George
Summers , Geo .
" "
Triplett , L. A.
Walford , A. B.
Ranch , H. G.
Associated Oil Co .
Auto Laundr y
Barnhardt , Chas.
Bidamon, Chas.
Bobo , G. w.
Bryant & Trott Co
.tluick Agency
March 3rd , 1924.
THIRD ROAD FUND
FOUR TH ROAD FU lID
FIFTH ROAD FU!ID
Calif. Corrugated Culvert Co .
Calif. " " "
Clark, J . w.
Connor , Ed L.
Crakes Garage
Cr escent Garage
Doane , G. I~ . Sr .
Domingues , John
Fesler , John
" II
Goodchild , John
11 Willie
Grafft , John
Grandover, F.
Helser & Bailey
James, J . G.
Jenkins , M.
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$21. 00
28. 00
20 .00
12. 00
16. 00
7. 56
18 .00
132. 00
50. 00
24. 00
a.oo
21. 00
42. 00
16. 00
104. 00
7 . 00
7. 00
14.00
10. 50
11. 55
17 , 50
68 . 00
31.50
72 . 00
25 . 00
30. 00
1 9 . 25
11.10
5 . 85
39 . 84
10 .10
22 . 28
18 . 32
12 . 00
17 . 25
1. 25
100.45
3. 00
14. 00
112. 00
128 . 00
25. 60
14. 00
164 .50
3 . 50
9. 50
60.00
28. 00
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Name of Precinct
March 31st, 1924
Lompoc No. 3
Location of Polling Place American Railway Express Office, West Ocean Avenue.
Inspector
Judge
Judge
Name of Precinct
Board of Election
s. B. Dimock
Ralph M. Callie
Mrs. Etta E. Fortney
Lompoo No. 4
Clerk Mrs. Jennie Dimock
Clerk Ellen M. Launa r
Clerk Mrs. Grace L. A. Rios
Location of Polling Place J. D. Black's Bldg Ocean Ave. bet. G. & H. Streets
Board of Election
Inspector
Judge
Judge
Name of Precinct
Rary C. Mo Cabe
Milton Schuylel"
Margaret L. s. Heiges
Lompoc No. 6
Clerk
Clerk
Clerk
Location of Polling Place L. H. Reed's residence
Inspector
Judge
Judge
Name of Precinct
Board of Election
Donald McDonald
William ~. Martin
Lena J. Holloway
Lompoc No. 6
Location of Polling Place Maple Sohool House
Board of Election
Inspector Luther s. Douglass
Judge Alex Main
Judge Walter s. Huyck
Name of Precinct Santa Rita
Clerk
Cle~k
Cl~k
Clerk
Clerk
Cl.erk
Location of Polling Place Santa Rita School House.
Inspector
Judge
Name of Precinct
Board of Election
~. H. Martin
Anne A. Avery
jjetteravia
Location of Polling Place Sugar Warehouse
Inspector
Judge
Judge
Name of Preoinot
Board of Election
George c. Dexter
William G. Moore
Mrs. Angie R. Burns
Cai-ea a
Clerk
Clerk
Clerk
Clerk
Clerk
Julia A. Bye
Irene T. Case
Zella M. De Vaul
Lora B. Clapp
Laura w. McLaughlin
Eva L. B. Schuyler
Charles A. Davis
Abraham .B. Henning
Alice Pittman
Olive M. Streeter
Arthur Hapgooc!
Mrs. Naomi L. Wade
Mrs. Sadie D. Parrish
Mias Constance E. Searey
Location of Polling Place Club House, Shell Co. Lease, Bicknell
Board of Election
Inspector Charles w. G. Murdock Clerk
Judge Earl B. Skinner Clark
Judge Mrs. Mamie L. Mitch.ell Clerk
Name of Precinct Casmalia
Location of Polling Place Casmalia School House
Inspector
Judge
J:udge
Board of Election
lllbert w. Thralls
Mrs. Rhoda M. Lamb
George A. Ellis
Clerk
Clerk
Clerk
Mrs. Ell.a Katherine Phill
Mrs. Marjorie M. Rude
William H. Hite
Mrs. Helen Worden
Mrs. Millie E. Sanford
Mrs. Alma Williams
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Apr il 7th , 1924.
Wilson & D'Andrea GENERAL FUIID
II 11
II tf
Wilson, Geo.
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II 11
II 11
Winchester , R. F.
" II
Yawman &.Erbe Manufacturing Co .
Yelkin, Henry
II II
Zampe , E. G.
II G.
Ambassador Laundry,
Ander a , c . 11:
II "
Anderholm , Lily
Anders on, Carl
Associated Oil Go .
II II
Babcock, D. "fV.
Bagozzi , J.
Barron, D.
Baumer, Tillie
Beadle , M. w
II "
Be t lamini , i 1oni
Boes eke -Dawe Co .
Bogler, A.
Bowman , E. l~ .
Brierly , A.
Buron , J .
California Liar ket
Campbell , w. L .
Castaneda , Car lotta
The
Ci ty Dry Cleaning Co .
HOSPITAL FUIID
Coast Wholesale Gr ocery Co., The
Columbia Drug Co ., The
Creamery Package J,1fg . Co .
Cr ookst on, Elizabeth
" "
Cutter Laboratory , rhe
II II
Dal ton Adding I~achine Sales Oo .
Davis , Jack L.
Di az , Antonio
Diehl Grocery Co .
Donl on , Patrick
$718 . 50
28 .93
9.00
33. 00
33.00
33. 00
33.00
5. 00
5 .00
6 . 96
12. 50
12. 20
96. 00
90. 00
579 .45
3 . 60
33. 34
90 . 00
65 . 00
9 . 60
7 . 20
20 . 00
60 .00
20. 00
90 . 00
6. 85
3. 35
120. 00
62 . 90
43. 54
66 . 00
73. 96
45. 00
159. 70
100. 00
60 . 00
10. 69
91. 30
24 . 15
10. 65
90 . 00
14. 52
16. 00
39 . 67
10.00
29 . 03
110. 00
270 . 58
11. 29
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, 34 May 5th' 1924.
On motion duly seconded and carried it is ordered that the following claims be
and the same are laid over, to-wit:
Cook, Archie B
Ga.rd.ner-\Vheaton Co .
Marion Steam Shovel Co .
Ord Ice Co. , The
Western Wholesale Drug Co.
.
$30. 00
1 . 25
453. 24
38 .so
32 . 50
On motion duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that all claims that have beeD
audited and approved at this meeting by three members of the Board of Supervisors be
allowed , each claim t o be paid out of the fU.nd designated in the order of allowance
endor sed on the face of each claim respectively , to-wit :
Adrian, Gerald B. GENERAL Fmm
Ambrose Lumber Co .
" " "
Ames Harris Neville Co .
Anderson, Walter
Aubrey, Chas. E.
Bailey, Ethel H.
,.
" "
Bainbridge, Dr. J , c.
Barbara Top & Trimming Wks .
Bar nes, c. C.
" P. G.
Barnett, ~I . A.
Bastanchury , A
Batchelder, D. T.
tt "
Beith, Agnes s .
Bender-Moss Co .
Bi gler , A B.
If "
" "
" "
Bodine, A. G.
Boeseke-Dawe Co .
" "
II "
II "
II "
" "
Bond, C. s .
Bot e 11 o , t1l A
tr "
" "
Boys and Girls Industrial Home
Brickey , DWight
II Horace
Brockway, M. G
Brush , Nathaniel H.
35 .60
104. 40
54.80
96.25
60 . 75
98 . 00
15 . 60
15.60
2 .00
6 .00
30. 00
8 . 00
37. 30
37 . 60
16. 31
6 .90
50. 00
25 . 00
9 ,50
12 . 59
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Eaton, Mrs. Harriet R.
do Dr. W. H.
Edmondson, A. R.
Edrington, Jas. w.
Edwards, Annie D.
Edwards, Mrs. Mabel K.
Elizondo, Jacob R
Ellis , Della
Ellis, Geo. A.
Ellis, Roy
Ellis, Roy
Ellis , W. E.
Enterprise Dairy Company
do do
Enterprise Launderers
do
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Erkens, Phoebe
do
Evans , H. N.
do
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Everett Mill & Lumber Co.
Everett, Rose A.
Fabing, Lula
Fast, J. C.
Faulding, Dwight
Fish, Madge D.
Fisk, Julia E.
Flanigan , M.
Flores , Alfonzo
Forbes, James F.
Ford, A. E.
Forsyth, Bill
do R. G. H.
Foss, Harry
Fowler, Lawrence w.
Fox, Maud C.
do
Frates, Anita K.
Frat is, Mar y M.
Freeze & Freeze
Frese , Mads J .
Fulton, Robert
Gamage, Eli M.
Gardner, C. o.
Garrett, s. J.
Gates, F. H.
Gem Market Co.
Gem Mar ket Company
George, Lora o.
Gennan, J . L.
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GENERAL FUND
$10. 00
62.25
100. 00
10.00
17.50
10. 00
30.00
10.00
10. 00
78.00
18.00
132.00
15.90
11.40
20.91
24.30
36.35
20.60
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10 .00
2.50
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10.00
10. 00
32. 00
10. 00
10 . 00
10 . 00
59 .50
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10.00
5 . 25
18. 00
80 . 70
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12.00
' 12.00
10. 00
10 . 00
36.50
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2 . 80
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1 0 . 00
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524.20
17.98
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Anderson, J. A.
Dudley, Geo . L.
Rivas, s. J.
Venaas , Esther M.
Whit eside, Thomas
SANTA MARIA CEMETERY DIST~ FUND. $1.00 . 00
50.00
100.00
24.00
80 . 50
Upon the passage of the foregoing or der , the roll being called, the following
Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit: Sam J . Stan\'IOod, J. T. Torrence, w. L. Talbott, c. L.
Preisker and H. s. Deaderick, Nays: None.
On motion the Board adjourned sine die.
The foregoing minutes are hereby approved.
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Clerk.
CALL FOR A SPECIAL MEETING.
We, t he undersigned members of the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa
Barbara, State of California, believing that t he interests of the County require that
a special meeting of the Board of Supervisors be called to attend thereto.
It is ordered that a speoia1 meeting of the Board of Supervisors of the County
of Santa Barbara, State of California, be and the same is hereby called for June 18th
1924, at 10 o'cloc~ a. m.
The fo l lowing is the business to be transacted at said meeting, to-wit:
In the Matter of t he Permanent Road Division of Santa Ynez.
To receive, open and consider bids for furnishing all tools, machinery, material and
labor necessary for the construction and completion of a graded, drained and paved
roadway together with all necessary structures thereon, in Sections A, B, c and D of
the Permanent Road Division of Santa Ynez and to make any necessary or proper order in
connection therewith.
Dated June 2d, 1924.
c. L. Preisker
J. T. Torrence
Sam J. Stanwood
w. L. Talbott
H. S. Deaderick
Board of Supervisors of the County of
Santa Barbara, State of California.
Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara, State of
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California, June 18th, 1924, 10 o'clock a. m. Present : Supervisors
H. s. Deaderick, Sam J. Stanwood, J. T. Torrence, w. L. Talbott
and c. L. Preisker, and the Clerk. Supervisor H. s. Deaderick in the Chair.
The Board met pursuant to call.
In the Matter of the Permanent Road Division of Santa Ynez.
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This being the time heretofore fixed for receiving bids for furnishing all tools,
machinery, material and labor necessary for constructing and completing the proposed
i mprovement of certain roads in t he Permanent Road Division of Santa Ynez, the Board
proceeded to open and consider the following bids, to-wit:
Chas. w. Wimmer
Blumenkranz & Vernon
A. J . Grier
$283,360 .00
296,450.00
298,690.00
The bidder" A. J. Grier objected to the Board considering the bids of Obas. w.
Wimmer and Blumenkranz & Vernon on the ground that the bid of Chas. W. ~~immer was
accompanied by a draft instead of a certified check and that the bid of Blumenkranz &
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Notice is hereby given that sealed bids will be received by the Board of Supervis-
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ors of the County of Santa ~arbara, until 10 o'clock a. m. July 24th, 1924, for furnishing
all tools, machinery, material and labor necessary for grading, draining and paving
all that portion of Hope Avenue between the northerly end of the present pav~ment thereon
and the Pueblo line, also all that portion of Pueblo Avenue between Central and Hope
Avenues t ogether with all necessary structures thereon, in the 3rd Road District, county
of Santa Barbara, state of California
Said work to be done in accordance with the plans and specifications on file in
the office of the Cotinty Clerk of said county and open to the inspection of bidders;
bids must be accompanied by a certified check payable to the Chairman of the Board of
Supervisors for ten per cent of the amount bid as a gurantee that t he bidder, if successful,
will enter into a contract satisfactory to the Board of Supervi sors, and in
addition thereto the successful bidder will be required to file good and sufficient
bonds for the faithful performance of said contract
Plans and specifications and blank forms of proposals can be obtained at the office
of the County Surveyor.
The Board reserves the right to reject any and all bids for said work
By order of the ~oard of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara made July 7th
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County Clerk and ex-officio Clerk of
the Board of Supervisors;"
In the 1tatter of Renewal Applications for County Aid for orphans, half-orphans
abandoned children, and children of incapacitated parents
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It appearing to the Board that the hereinafter nam ~d petitioners were by orders
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duly made and entered during the fiscal year 1923-24, granted county aid either as
orphans, half-orphans, abandoned children or children of incapacitated parents, as in
said petitions and orders :fully set forth, and
It further appearing that said petitioners have this day filed with this Board
~ applications for the renewal of said county aid heretofore granted for the fiscal year
1924-25, as required by law, and
It further appearing from said examination of said applications that the orphans,
half-orphans, abandoned children and children of incapacitated parents mentioned in
said applications respectively are proper persons to receive county aid, and that they
are in the custody of resp9nsible persons,
On motion d.Uly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the Auditor draw his warrants
on the Treasurer on Indigent Fund in favor of the following named persons for the
amount set opposite their respective names on the first of each month hereafter and
until the further order of this Board, said money to be used for the support. of the
minors represented by each petitioner in each case respectively, to-wit:
Mrs. Matilda Antognazzi, guardian of Maria Lotti, an orphan
Minnie Archer, parent of Leo,Francis, Alice, Myrtle, Chas. Lawrence and
and Howard Lewis Archer
Mrs. Jennie Arrellanea, parent of Mallll.el, 1iargery and Rudolph Elizal de,
half-orphans
Mrs. Lottie Bauhaus, parent of Gladys, June and Hugo Bauhaus, half-orphans
Mrs. Sylvanna A. Bell, parent of Edward, Anna and Alice Bell, minors,
the father of said minors, Robert Bell, being incapacitated
Bibiana Bianchi, parent of Marguerite, John, Kenneth and Woodrow Bianchi,
half-orphans
$10.00
$40.00
$30.00
$30.00
$20.00
$40.00
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Moore, Mercantile Co.
do do
Parma Co. Inc
Pearson, C. H.
Pippin, E. J.
Pippin, E. J.
Pippin, E. J.
Rudolph's Store
Rudol ph's Store
Tobey, v7. c.
Union Feed & Fuel Co.
Watts , Stanley
do do
do do
Wes~ern Wholesale Dru.g Co.
Winters, F.-1. o.
Wright, J. Hilliard
Barrick, F. s.
Deaderick, James
do J. H.
Dominguez, M. R.
Dominguez, M. R.
do do
Fillmore, E. M
Good Roads Machinery Co.
1{orris, R. VI.
]!orris, R. w.
Iv1orris, R. w.
Oberholtzer, E. l'f.
Ramsey, Henry
do do
ieynolds, c. p.
do do
do do
do do
Schuster, A c.
Spears-Wells Machy. Co.
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Westwick Iron Works
Acosta., s.
do do
Alma.nzo, F.
do do
Alonzo, L.
do do
Ayala, Joe
do do
do do
INDIGENT FUND
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FIRST ROAD :EUND
SECOND ROAD FUND
$20. 00
20.00
58.84
10. 00
17.47
108.40
123.06
30.00
29.29
10. 00
J.7.50
80. 00
60 . 00
70.00
32.50
66.00
50.50
7.00
83.00
26;00
84. 00
84.00
84.00
.90
29.54
72. 65
73.30
74.50
15.00
98.00
42.00
99.65
70.95
53.05
134.85
69 .90
29.40
7.00
27.80
21.00
42.00
48.00
48.00
21.00
16.00
a.oo
23. 00
48.00
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In the Matter of the Application of J . D. Nidever to la.y and maintain a pipe
line for the conveyance of water o.ver and along the public highway in the First Roa.d
District , County of Santa Barbara, State of California.
J . D. Nidever having on this 4th da.y of August , 1924, filed w;i. th this Board an
application for a. per mit to lay and mainta.in a pipe line for the conveyance of wa.ter
for priva.te purposes only over and along the public highway on the north side of
tracts four and five. as shown on a map of survey made by F. F. Flournoy, division of
Martha J . Nidever property, in Carpi nteria, recorded in Book 7 of Maps and Surveys on
page 91 thereof, in the First Road District, County of Santa Ba.rbara, State of California
, and
It appearing to the Board that said permit ought to be gra.nted,
On motion duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that a permit be and the
same is hereby granted to sa,id J . D. Nidever to lay and maintain a pipe line for the
conveyance of water for private purposes only, over and along the public highway as
above set forth , and
It is further or dered that said pipe l ine be laid and mainta.ined in such manner
as not to interfere with the use of said public highway for road pur poses and to the
satisfaction of the Supervisor of said First Road District
. In the l\'18.tter of Suspending Homestead School District of Sa.nta Barbara County
It appearing to the Board from the report of the Superintendent of Schools of
Santa Barbara County that the average daily attendance of pupils of Homestead School
District of the .county of Santa Barbara , State of California, for the whole shcool
year just past has been less than five , and
It further appearing that said Superintendent gave due notice to all parties
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interested by1sending notice by registered mail to each of the trustees of said school
district that said fact would be reported to the Board of Supervisors at their first
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meeting in August , 1924, and
It fu.rther appearing tbat notice was reported to said Board of Supervisors as
aforesa,id~ and said Board having investigated said natter and from sa.id investigation
find that in its judgment said Homestead School District sl:iould be suspended,
On motion duly seconded and carri ed, it is order ed that said Homestea.d School
District of the County of Santa Barbara, State of California be and the same is hereby
suspended
Done this 4th day of August , 1924
H. S. Deaderick, Chairman Board of Su~ rvisors
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c. A. Hunt , Clerk.
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In the Matter of An Ordinance for the Control and Suppression of Tuberculosis
amo.ng Dairy Cattle in the County of Santa Ba.rbara.
Upon motion duly seconded and carried the Board passed and adopted Ordinance
No . 412 , in the above entitled matter, a.nd upon tbe passage of said ordinance , tbe
. roll being call ed , the following Supervisors voted Aye , to-wit: Sam J . Stanwood, J . T.
Torrence, w. L. Talbott , c. L. Preisker and H. s. Deaderick, Nays~ none .
In the Matter 0 an Or~inance to provide for the Regulati on of Fires in the
County of Santa ~arbara for the punishment of Violators thereof and Rewards for information
lead;i.ng to the Arrest and Conviction of Persons Violating said Ordinance.
Upon motion duly seconded and carried the Board passed Ordinance No . 413, in
the above entitled matter, and upon the passage of said ordinance , the roll being
called, the following Supervisors voted Aye , to -wit: Sam J. Stanwood, J . T. Torrence ,
W. L. Talbott , C. L. Preisker and H. S. Deaderick, Nays : none .
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Calif. Corrugated Culvert Co .
Donovan, James
Ledbetter & Co., w. H.
Lee, John
Southern Paci:fio J~illing Co .
Associated Oil Co .
Broadway Garage
~ r yant and Trott Co .
Calder on, Joe, Jr.
Cole Tire Shop, The
Crakes, Thos.
do do
Crescent Garage
Domingues , John
Dutcher, Eugene
Farnsworth , Viard J .
Fesler, John
do do
Ganoung, o.
Goodchild , Ramon ii.
do do
do Willie
do do
Ho l ser & Bailey
Hughes Bros.
Jenkins , IA.
Lipscomb & Dutton
liioore, T. J .
llu.scio , D. w
Niverth , s. B.
Ojeda, Joe
do Jose
Ontiveros , Abdon
do do
Ontiveros , Lesandro
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Rice , Fred
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80. 14
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210. 69
32. 00
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309. 80
32. 84 .
70. 00
36. 24
9. 35
56. 75
108. 00
108.00
38. 80
17. 50
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6. 00
112. 00
112. 00
28. 00
5 . 60
168. 00
4 . 20
1. 75
13. 59
10 . 00
28. 00
574. 67
10 . 50
8. 50
110. 07
1. 75
14. 70
31. 50
21. 00
4 . 55
4 . 25
60. 00
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Ida Flores
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Isabelle Gunderson
Verda Anthony
Emma P. Anton
Anna Elphick
R. Cloak
Blanche ~ . ~mmons
Hattie B. Harbison
John Davies
l~fa ry Hedrick
September 2nd, 1924.
Second Supervisor District.
$14. 25 Antonio Poisard
7'bird ~pervisor District.
$10. 00
15.00
15. 00
Maria Jos e ~a Pico
Pedro v. Romero, et ux.,
Minnie I.fay I1foore
Fourth Supervisor District .
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20. 00
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Donal.da 11!oore
1[abel E. l!urray
liiary C. Newhouse
1Iaria Ramirez
Joseph Usher
lf.ae 1icCollum
Fifth Supervisor District.
~8 . 00 Margaret Marcum Ward
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20. 00
20 . 00
10 . 00
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40. 00
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The Reports of c. G. Vandever, Superintendent Santa Barbara General Hospital,
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Annie E. 11cCaughey, Superintendent County Detention Home , A. s. Larsen, County Live
Stock Inspector and Owen H. O' Neill, County Surveyor for the month of August 1924 ,
were examined and ordered filed.
In the l~tter of Correo_ting Allowance of Claims ,
On motion duly seconded and carried , it is ordered that the or der made on the
4th day of Augus t , 1924, allowing and ordering paid out of the Second Road Fund the
hereinafter mentioned claims f or the amounts set opposite the name of each claimant
respectively be and the same is hereby rescinded, and it is further ordered that each
of said claims be allowed, and ordered paid out of the General Fund for said r espective
amounts set opposite the name of each claimant, to- wit :
Acosta, s.
Ayala , Joe
do J P.
Deaderick , J . H.
Dominguez , M. R.
Flores~ J .
Garibay', A.
Gonzales, E.
Graham, Ernest
do do
Hathaway, Adolph
J i minez , Andrew
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Augustine
Tony -
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Ogan, R. J .
Ott Hardware Co .
Parti da , B.
Perez, A.
Ramsey, Henry
Reyno l ds , c. P.
Rincon Garage & Jifachine Shop
Rodriguez, N.
3.50
44. 00
264. 00
78. 00
77. 00
16. 00
37.62
40 . 00
39 . 37
31.50
3.00
27.15
75. 30
39.40
27.15
114 . 80
14. 40
39.3'1
24.00
85. 00
147.00
10.30
38.50
108
Clovis , c. HOSPl'.TAL FUND
Coast Wholesale Gr ocery Co .
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Commercial Transfer Co .
Coulter Dry Goods Co., The
Coulter I ~ II
DeLaval Pacifi c Co .
Diaz , Antonio
Diehl Grocer y Co .
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Drexel Lime and Cement Co.
Dunagan, E. P.
Erickson, Irene
Ervin Mattress and Rug Works
Essie , Henry
Galusha , L. G.
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Garden Store
Garrahy , Margaret
Gatt le , M. c.
Giorgi ' s Motor ~ransfer Co .
Goleta Lima Bean Growers Assn .
Gonzales , Rito
Gray , Frances -
Grondin, Joe
Henry , Anna M.
Hose , William
Howard , James
Hunt , R.
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Hyatt, Mar y
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Johnson, C. H.
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Lar co Fish Co ., s.
Ida Mae Lewis
Lindstr om, Vict or
Lynch , J .
Lynch , John
MacQuarr ie, James
MaHoney , Alice I .
Martin, 11.
Ma.son ' s Riding School, Tom
Meinecke & Co .
Meyerink & Stu.art
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Missal l , w. C.
Mission Paint and Art Co .
Moxley, w. B.
McDermott Funer al Home
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32 .46
191.30
300.33
407.51
183. 56
22 .50
100. 00
462 . 56
119. 20
28 . 00
100. 00
25 . 50
60 . 00
4.00
44. 00
5 . 70
100. 00
48 .70
225 . 67
28. 13
60. 00
125. 00
40 . 00
90. 00
47 . 90
20. 00
18 . 00
1 2 . 00
70 . 00
80. 00
25 . 80
54. 20
70 . 00
12.10
100. 00
75 . 00
45 .16
ffi . 39
75 .00
12. 00
65. 00
52.50
35 . 07
204.15
141.50
7. 95
5. 55
5 .00
60 . 00
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McDermott Funeral Home HOSPITAL FUND
Nichols, Julia
Nichols, Dr. N.
Nielson- Smith Elec. Co.
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Northrup , MargaTetta
Olivera, G. F.
Ordaz , Tillie
Ord Ice Co.
Osborne, Albert
Ott Hardware Co.,
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Overaa, Ole A.
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Pacific Coffee Stores Co., The
Peifer, L.
:Perrry B:rothers
Pico, A.
Fiovesan, Geo.
:Poole, Dr. J. w.
Province, Alice
Rai mondo ,. Bulla
Ramidas, Matilda
.Richardson, c. T.
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Rigney, Wm.
Ripa.retti , E.
Rolk, P.
Rouse, c. F.
Rouser, Arthur
Sangster, w.
Santa Barbara Lumber Co.
Santa Barbara Seed Co.
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Scherer Co. , R. L.
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Seaside Oil Company
Shell Co., The
Shirrell, C. L.
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Si mpson, Frank R.
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70.00
100.00
473. 42
19.25
68 . 80
15.00
50.00
76.00
15.60
60.00
691.97 '
200.42
200.85
387.62
239.82
110 . 00
J.2.00
55.00
41.40
54.19
85.00
20.00
87. 09
90.00
60. 00
18.00
155.00
90.00
25.97
55.00
23.83
75.00
108 . 00
11.25
14.35
8.40
150 .12
6.09
97.56
75.00
59;80
141.00
29 .66
21.14
125 .oo
72.00
60. 00
14.50
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Southern California Edison Co .
Southern Paoifio Co .
Spreitz, H. A.
Stone, c. w.
Troup, J. A.
Union Commission Co . , The
Union Mill & Lumber Co .
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Vandever, c. G.
Velasquez, Jesus
Warren & Bailey Co .
Wears, Luoy
West Disinfecting Company
Western Wholesale Drug Co .
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Wilson, Frank
Woolsey , c. A.
Acosta, F.
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Boeseke- Dawe Co .
Boyd Lumber & Mill Co.
Cordero , Joe
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Leyva, Leo
Ott Hardware Co .
Union Mill & Lumber Co
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Belcher, F. E.
Bell, Geo . c., Dr.
Brown's Drug Store
Brown, Dr. R. w.
Burola, I . M.
Burola, I . M.
Callis, F . I .
Coblentz & Sohwabacher
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Gr isingher and Souza
Hern, Wesley
Herron, J. w.
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INDIGENT FUlill
$ 2. 63
242 .15
5 . 48
100. 00
130. 00
56. 00
355 . 05
114. 20
164. 49
211. 35
34. 29
55 . 00
15 . 70
75 . 00
31 . 26
45 .49
24 . 08
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90. 00
30. 00
25. 00
26 .00
30 .00
44 .45
249 .46
20. 00
24. 00
20 . 00
25 . 00
600,90
1013. 00
425 . 50
408 .45
25 . 00
41. 75
14.15
75. 00
20 .00
10. 00
130.00
20.00
15. 00
15.00
6 .40
15. 00
10. 00
10. 00
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Herron, J. w. INDIGENT FUND
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Jordano Bros.
Ma.rt ind.ale , M. A.
Moore Mercantile Co.
McDermott Funeral. Home
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Oates, Mrs. w. J.
Parma. Co.
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Pearson, c. H.
Pippin, E. J.
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Rudolph, Charles
Rudolph's Store
~obey, w. C.
Union Feed & Fuel Co.
Almanzo, F.
Bailard, w. R.
California Corrugated
Del brook, Geo.
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Dominguez, c.
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Elisalde,A.
Escalera, R.
Hernandez, D.
" Domingo
Hickey Bros. C'o
Hubbard Fruit
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Huerta, L.
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Humphrey, Fred
Jiminez, v.
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Kyber, Walter
Co~,
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L. & B. Machinery Co.
Losano, F.
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Mackrell, Wm.
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Marguia, M.
Munoz, A.
o' Bryant , W.
FIRST ROAD FUND
Culvert Co.
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40.00
15.00
20.00
32.10
20.00
60.00
30.00
30.00
88.91
85.71
30.00
92.71
134.79
66.66
23.55
10.00
8.50
44.00
90.25
l.6.41
77.00
59.50
1.75
4.20
77.-00
8.05
4.00
38.50
28.00
4.20
3. 85
42,92
3.00
6.00
21.00
38.50
38.50
3.85
49.00
30.00
15.40
20.75
38.50
1.75
21.00
21.00
66.0J
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Part i da, B.
n Jesus
.Peterson, John
Pyster , G. F.
Richardson, Chas . T.
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Romero , F . L.
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H Steve
Rosales , s.
Ryskamp , Geo:rge
Saragosa, A.
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" Pete
Sauseda, v.
Soto , B.
Soto, Manuel j
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Thurmond , Frank
Torres, Jesus
Union Mill and Lumber Co .
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Velasquez, Lauro
Ventura Refining Company
Zepeda, F.
Aceroy, P. SECOND ROAD FUND
" Pablo
Alonzo , Luis
Armenta, Vicente
Armenta, v.
Ayala, Joe
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Bailard, w. R.
Bennett , M.
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Betancur , L.
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Bonio , Joe
3 .82
3. 50
21. 00
7. 00
21. 00
275 .00
100. 00
2 .45
5 . 50
5. 75
21. 00
66. 00
21 .00
11. 00
17 . 50
1 . 75
24 . 00
4 . 02
2. 80
42.00
3. 85
21 . 00
2 . 72
7 .00
44. 00
9 . 30
4 . 02
21 . 00
33 . 00
38. 50
32.00
38. 00
34. 00
44. 00
48 .00
51 . 75
27 .oo
288 . 00
352.00
30 . 00
45 .00
30. 00
86. 90
12. 00
28 . 00
48. 00
44. 00
40. 00
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Bonio, Joe SECOND ROAD FUND
Boyd Lumber & Mill Co.
Carrera, F.
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Castaneda., A.
Cinfuegos , J .
Cruz, R.
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Doerr, L.
" Laurie
Doerr, T. homas
Dominguez, :Panl
Elisalde, A.
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Figueroa, Juan
Galvez, ~obia
Garcia, Antonio
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Garibay, A.
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Gibbs, A. w.
Gonzales, A.
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Graham, E.
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Guerra, Jose
Hales , Lloyd
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Hickey Bros. Co.
Higgins, L. M.
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Hunt, E. H.
Jackson, c. H.
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Jar ed, T
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2.35
19.25
15.75
21. 00
28. 00
27.00
32.00
44.00
42.00
120.00
130.00
60.50
34.00
17.50
17 .50
22.50
26. 00
19.25
42. 00
17.50
38.50
38 .50
24. 00
46.00
36.00
46.00
32.00
4 . 00
17.50
7.00
33 . 25
21. 00
66. 50
60 . 50
12.00
40 . oo
53.50
472.52
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19.18
21 . 00
58 . 50
48.00
39.00
19. 25
4. 00
20. 00
12. 00
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Lenesmo, M.
Lopez, J .
Lopez , N.
Luera, Jose
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" Jose
Mandel, R.
Ma.lino , Y.
Manriquez, Amado
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Mapula , E.
Mepula, E.
Ilontes, R.
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Montez, R.
Morales, E.
Moreno , Abram
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Anselmo
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Morris , R. w.
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Navarro, E
Navarro, E.
Necasio , Juan
O' Bryant, w.
Ogan, R. J .
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Partida , Vicente
Pears on , lf. L.
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:Perez , J .
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$38.50
7.00
8 . 75
24 . 00
32.00
82. 75
14.00
35. 00
57.50
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48 . 00
14.25
35.00
28 . 75
41 . 00
21.00
44.00
24. 00
32. 00
48 .75
42. 00
26. 00
48 . 00
40. '75
48 .75
36. 00
24. 75
22 .50
44.00
44. 00
46 . 25
21.00
38. 50
43. 00
100. 35
71.45
32 . 00
32 . 00
38 . 50
33. 00
33. 95
38 .50
20 .62
3. 50
14. 00
17 . 50
38 .50
24. 00
21 . 00
16. 00
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II Pascual
Portillo , G.
Portillo, Joe
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~uesada, J .
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Reily Machine Works , c. D.
Reynolds , C. P.
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Rodriguez, N.
Rohrbach , Ed.
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Romero , A.
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Rosales, Jwm
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Rubio, Jesus
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Saragosa, J .
Selso , Inda
Smith Booth-Usher Co.
Soto , Manuel
Southern California Edison Co .
Thurmond , Frank
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Tor res , Jesus
Union Mill & Lumber Co .
Valencia, Juan
Vasquez, R.
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" Robert
Ynigus , A.
Yut, Joe
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Zepeda, F .
Barrnett , H. C. THIRD ROAD FUND
Bermuda z , J olm '
$20 . 75
38 . 50
17. 50
21 . 00
7. 00
48 . 00
36. 00
28 . 75
347 . 09
142. 25
133. 30
14. 00
12.00
10.50
44.00
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17. 00
22.75
42 . 50
21 . 50
36. 00
36. 00
54.00
38.50
42.00
40 . 25
33. 25
44. 00
21. 00
4 .53
38. 50
107. 99
50 . 75
28 . oo
4 . 00
28 . 30
21. 00
31 . 50
36. 00
24. 00
20. 00
40. 00
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58 . 00
55 . 00
64.65
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St. J ohn, A. S.
Waugh , Ed
Archer , ~Val ter FOURTH ROAD FUND
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Bailey , J . v.
Brokostry , Car l
Devaul, J . M.
Frantz , Gus.
Huseman & Althowe
Huyck, Frank
II }n:onte
Lewis Implement Co .
Moody , D. L.
McKeel , Howard
Pacific Coast Coal Co .
Rice, Fred .
Sout hern Pacific Milling Co .
Spanne Hdwe & Imp . Co .
Union Oil Co . of Calif.
Associated Oil Co . FIFTH ROAD FUND
Automobi le Club
Broadway Battery and Elect . Shop
br yant & Tr ott Co .
Cole Tire Shop
Crescent Garage -
Fesler, John
Fesler, John
Gorin, John
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Holser & Bailey
Hughes Br os .
Martin, J . c.
McCoy , J . R.
Nogues , Pete
:Pacific Coast Coal
Pacific Coast Ry
Pimentel , J . c.
Rice , Fr ed
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Richa.rdsDn , Herbert
Roemer & Roemer
Santa Barbara Telephone Co .
Senay, Percy F.
Silva, Louis
Southern Pacific Milling Co .
Spears- Wells Machinery Co .
$53 .25
586 . 77
37 . 65
1. 60
48.00
1 . 20
1. 60
224.00
32. 00
17 . 00
1 . 30
10. 20
2 . 50
9 . 75
1. 60
4 . 53
12. 00
20 . 68
1.45
113. 93
63. 00
7. 20
70.10
64.70
7. 90
106 . 55
112. 00
112. 00
24. 00
24. 00
104. 00
23.40
10 . 00
21.00
9 . 62
6 . 00
3. 80
11.00
5 . 50
1 . 20
72.00
10 . 00
343.76
2 . 25
8 . 50
48 . 00
14.12
18 .72
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Triplett, Wm. FIFTH ROAD FUND
Valley Oil Co.
Acosta, F. SIXTH ROAD FUND
Cervantes, L.
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Cox, E. J .
Craviotto, E. J .
D'Andrea, G.
Davis, R. M. Mrs.
lVIadero , R.
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Martinez , Tom
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Montezeno , J. '
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Ott Hardware Co .
Ovieda, Ed . . .,
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" Tony
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Padilla , F.
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Union Mill & Lumber Co .
Unzueta, D.
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Za.mpe , E.
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Adams, Jess GENERAL ROAD FUND
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Amador, Bartol a
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$24. 00
242. 65
3.00
2.40
2.40
2 . 00
2. 40
2.40
2 . 40
1 . 35
3.20
9.35
13.60
1.20
2.40
2.00
2.40
2. 00
2. 40
2 .40
2 . 40
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2 . 40
2. 40
2. 00
2.90
2. 60
3. 00
3.00
3.00
2. 50
2. 40
2.40
2.00
2.40
9 . 29
2. 00
2. 40
2.40
13.00
13.00
10.40
24. 00
24. 00
24 . 00
8 . 00
27 . 00
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Arango, M. A.
Associated O?l Co .
Bavena , Edward
Brown, Ross
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Burgs, 1'1ike
Burgs, Mike
Cervantez, Gergorio
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Clancy, A. L.
Clark, J . w.
Clark, J. w.
Cordero, Joe
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Cra.kes, Thos.
Cruz, G.
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DeRosa, Joe
Dias, Leo
Fesler, I. M
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Forbes, Robt.
Foster , C. H.
Gaularte, M
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Gorin, John
Martin, B.
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6.20
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7.48
42.90
42. 00
42. 00
30.00
42 . 00
27.00
13.50
30 . 00
15.00
77.50
48.00
52.00
27.00
27 .oo
27 .oo
24.75
114.00
22.50
78.00
54.00
129.25
9.00
55.00
54. 00
117.50
58.00
27.00
27 . 00
22 . 50
27 . 00
27 . 28
4.35
99 . 68
48,00
58.50
36.75
21.00
22.50
27 . 00
27 . 00
27. 00
114.00
146.25
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Martinez, Tom GENERAL ROAD FUND
Medeiros , Manuel
Morales, M.
Morales, M.
Morales , M.
Morales , M.
Olsen, Henry c.
Onucea. , G.
Pacifi c Coast Coal Co.
Pacific Coast Ry.Co.
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Pedregon, Pete
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Pico , John B.
Rice, Fred
Rivas, Antonio
Robles, G.
Ruiz, Fred
" J. D.
" Joe D.
Santa Barbara Unit Brick and ~ile Co. 1
Silva, A.
Silva, Manuel
Smith, S. A.
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~hole, Harry
Trigueiro, Sylvester
Triplett, L. A.
Wm.
Vogel, J. E.
Warren & Bailey Co.
Wilson , Geo.
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Beearris, E.
Camargo, James
lt Jim
" Luis
Clem, G. w.
Donahue, John
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Esparza, M.
Hansen, H. c.
Jamison, S. I.
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Jones , Charles
Lambert, C. E.
If Fred
GOOD ROADS FUND
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$24. 00
77.75
27. 00
27 .oo
27.00
27 . oo
6 .50
36.00
27 . 00
41.98
178 .75
377 .60
55.00
55.00
9 .70
60.00
59 . oo
112.00
24.00
46.00
48.00
26.33
12,00
14.00
14.00
50.00
61.00
152.00
72.00
8.25
36.21
33.00
33.00
38.50
33.00
oo.oo
35 .40
24.50
10.00
48.00
35.05
27.50
44.00
18.20
32.45
59.50
14.00
115.00
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Lambert, Ray
Leyva, Leo
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Lopez, Filomena
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Mata, J.
Mata, G.
" M.
Mathiesen, Henry
Medina, A.
" P.
Meras, J .
Mill er, D.
" H.
" W. A.
Nielsen and Nielsen
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OJ.sen, Soren C.
Ontiveros, Adolph
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If Lorenzo
Ott Hardware Cq.
Potter, Terence
Potter, Terence
Reynolds; ~Om
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Ricker Maohinery Co.
Romer o , A,
" L.
" Lawrence
Shoemaker, Wm.
Shoemaker, Wm
Simpson, Frank R.
Southern Pacific Co .
St. John A. S.
Swan , J
Terrasas, F.
Uni on Cormnission Co
Valdez, H.
Waugh, Ed.
Bailey, Ethel H.
Erkins, Phoebe 3.
Fox, Maud c.
Hacking , c. J
Jones, o . c.
Loveren, Dr. G. s.
GOOD ROADS FUND
SALARY FUND
$154.00
30.00
30.00
3(),00
45.50
24.50
44.06
24.00
36.00
40.00
5.50
40.00
36.00
40.00
46.00
28.00
35.00
248.'76
67.78
10.50
27.00
35.80
57.75
55.10
35.40
17.50
63.00
88.95
10948.90
35.00
55.00
32.00
17.50
38 35
10.00
250 .10
847.70
40.00
8 . oo
8 .95
10.00
17.50
5.00
5.oo
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5.00
125.00
62.50
125.00
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Pope, A. s. SALARY FUND
Smith , Edgar D.
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Weidman , Phil
Davis , Alonzo ADVERTISING FUND
Santa Barbara Tel . Co .
Santa Barbara Free ?ublie Lib CO . LIBRARY FUND
Bee, Henry
Santa Maria Gas Co .
Dudley , Geo . L.
Mull in, Boyd
Rivas, S . J .
GUADALUPE PUBLIC CEMETERY DIST. FUND
GUADALUPE ST. LIGHTlliG DIST. FUND
SANTA MARIA CEMETERY DIST. FUND
$ 5. 00
25 . 00
25. 00
150. 00
15. 00
27 .50
1413. 00
86.75
76.50
150 . 00
100~00
100 . 00
Upon the passage o:f the :for egoing order , the r oll being called, the following
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Supervisors voted Aye, t o-wit: Sam J . Stanwood, J. T. Torrence , w. L. Talbott, c. L.
Pr eieker and H. s. Deader ick, Nays : None .
The Board adjourned sine die.
The for egoing minutes are hereby a pr ove '
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upervisors.
Attest :-
CALL FOR A SPECIAL MEETING
We, the undersigned members of the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa
Barbara, State of California. believing that the interes ts of the County require that
a special meeting of the Board of Supervisors be oa11ed to attend thereto
.
It is ordered that a special meeting of the Board of Supervisors of the County o~
Santa Barbara; State of California, be and the ea.me is hereby oalled for October 16th,
1923, at 10 o'clock a. m.
The following is the business t o be transacted at said meeting, to-wit:
In the Mat ter of the Formation of Carpinteria Street Lighting District of Santa Barbara
County. To receive bids for furnishing light and to make any necessary or proper order
in connection therewith
In the Matter of Providing the County Assessors off ice with Maps. To consider said
matter and t o make any necessary or proper order in connection therewith.
Dated October let, 1923. C. L. PREISKER
W. L. TALBOTT
H. S. DEADERICK
J. T. TORRENCE
SAM J . STANWOOD
Board of Supervisors of t he County of
Sant a ~arb ara, ~ ta te of California
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~oard of Supervisors of *the County of Santa Barbara, State of
Ca1ifornia, October 15th, 1923, 10 o'clock a. m. Present: Supervisors
H. s. Deaderick, Sam J. Stanwo od, J. T. Torrence, w. L. Talbott and
c. L. Preisker, t he Clerk and District Attorney. Supervisor H. s.
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Deaderick in the Chair.
The Board met pursuant to call.
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In the Matter of Fixing the Amount of Bond upon Filing Map designated as "Las
Alturas Replat No. 1, Sheets No. 1 and 2."
It appearing to the Board that the Las Alturas Land Company the owner of a oertai
tract or subdivision of land situate in the City of Santa Barbara, County of Santa
Barbara, State of California, designated"Lae Alturas Replat No. 1, Sheets No. 1 and 2
have Stlbdivided the same for the purpose of sale, and
It f~ther appearing that said owner of said land is about to file for record an
accurate map or plat thereof with the County Recorder as required by law, and said
owner having requested this Board to fi.X the amount of bond, as provided by law, and
also having presented to this Board a good and sufficient bond in the sum of $760.00
conditioned as provided by law,
On motion duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that said Las Alturas Land
Company execute and file with this Board a good and sufficient bond in the sum of
$760.00 and by its terms made to inure to the benefit of the County of Santa Barbara;
conditioned for the payment of aJJ. taxes which are at the time of filing said map a
lien against said tract or subdivision, or any part thereof but not yet payable, and
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It is :further ordered that said bond so presented be and the same is hereby appro ed
and that the same be filed by the Clerk of this Board.
In the Matter of Fixing the Amount of Bond upon filing Map designated as "Bella
Casa Division", an addition to the City of Santa .Maria.
It appearing to the Board that A. H. Drexler and Jessie w. Drexler the owners of
certain tract or subdivision of land situate in the City of Santa Maria, County of
Santa Barbara, State of California, designated Bella Casa Division have subdivided
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the same for the purpose of sale, and
It further appearing that said owners of said land are about to file for record
and accurate map of plat thereof with the County Recorder as required by law, and said
owners having requested this Board to fix the amount of bond, as provided by law, and
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also having presented to this Boa.rd a good and sufficient bond in the sum of $500.00
conditioned as provided by law;
On motion du1y seconded and carried, it is ordered that said A. H. Drexler and
Jessie w. Drexler execute and file with this Board a good and sufficient bond in the
sum of $500.00 and by its terms made to inure to the benefit of the County of Santa
Barbara, conditioned for the payment of all taxes which are at the time of filing said
map a lien against said tract or subdivision, or any part thereof but not yet payable,
and
It is fUrther ordered that said bond so presented be and the sane is hereby appro -
ed and that the sane be filed by the Clerk of this Board.
In the Matter of the Application of the Golden State Milk Products Company, a
. corporation, to lay and maintain a aewer, along the Public Highways, in the 5th Road
District.
The Golden State Products Company, a corporation; having filed; a petition for a
permit, to lay and maintain a sewer, for private purposes only, over and along the
East side of Subdivision No. 3 of the Rancho and Guadalupe for a distance of about
and
1000 feet/also along the public highway to the shore of the Pacific Ocean, North of
Subdivisions Nos. 157 and 158 of said Guadalupe Rancho in the 5th Road District, Count
of Santa Barbara, and
It appearing to the Board tha. t said permit ought t o be granted.
On motion duly seconded and carried it is ordered that permission be
granted to said Golden State Milk Products Company, a corporation, to lay
and is herebf
and maintain
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a sewer, for private purposes only, over and along the East side of Subdivision No. 3
of the Rancho Guadalupe for a distance of about 1000 feet, and also along the public
highway to the aha.re of the Pacific Ocean North of Subdivisions Nos. 15' and 158 of
said Rancho Guada1upe, and it is further ordered that said Sewer be 1a1d in su,ch a man(}-
4 / ner :fa not to interfere w1 th the use of said highways for road purposes and to the
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satisfaction of the Supervisor of the 5th District
In the Matter of the Purchase of Real Property by the County of Santa Barbara.
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Wher~a:s, c. w. Smith and !lyrtle Smith, his wi.fe, this day presented a deed duly
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executed. conveying to the County of Santa Barbara certain real property as therein
described, in aeoordance with proceedings heretofore had in the above entitled matter,
under Section 4041, part 6, of the political Code~
On motion du1y seconded and carried, it is ordered that said deed be and the same
is hereby accepted on behal:r of the County of San~a Barbara, and the Clerk of this
Board is directed to have said deed recorded.
In the Matter of Accepting Deed fox ; right of way through the lands of B. A.
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Newlove and Myrtle L. Newlove, his wife.
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WHEREAS, E. A. Newlove. et ux. have ~uly executed and delivered to the County
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of Santa Barbara, a deed dated October 6th, 1923 wherein said E. ~. Newlove and Myrtle
. . L. Newlove, his wife are grantors and the County of Santa Barbara, ~rantee, conveying
certain right of way for a public highway, in the 5th Road District, County of Santa
Barbara, State of California,
RESOLVED, That .said deed and the property mentioned in said deed be accepted for
the uses and purposes therein mentioned and that the .Clerk of this Board cause said deed
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to be recorded.
In the .Matter of Accepting Deed for right of way through the lands of Kenoho
Qu~ ~~""'~ 'Jl~e. a-f-v' Ontiveros .
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\.;."""";L ;~ .,"fl WHEREAS, Kenoho Ontiveros has duly executed and delivered to the County of Santa
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Barbara, a deed dated October 8th, 1923 wherein said Kencho Ontiveros is grantor and
the County of Santa Barbara, grantee, conveying certain right of way for a public
highway, in the 5th Road 'District., County of Santa Barbara, State of California.
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~OLVED, That said deed and the property menti oned in said deed be accepted for
"-. the uses and purposes therein mentioned and that the Clerk of this Boe.rd oauae said
deed to be recorded.
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In the Matter of Accepting Deed for right of way through the 1ands of Grace
Ontiveros,
WHEREAS, Grace Ontiveros has duly executed and delivered to the County of Santa
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Barbara, a deed dated , October 8th-~ 1923 where in Grace On.ti veroa is grantor and the
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County o~ Santa Barbara, grantee~ conveying certain right of way for a public highway,
in the 5th ioad District, County of Santa. Barbara, State of California, .
RESOLVED, Tb.at said deed and the property mentioned in said deed be accepted for
the uses and purposes therein mentioned and that the Clerk of this Board cause said
deed to be recorded
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In the matter of collecting taxee;
On motion, it is ordered that the County Tax ~ o llector be and he is hereby ordered
to visit the several Townships in the County for the purpose of collecting truces for
the year 192~, and that ~is expenses for same be charged against the County, Provided I
I however; that compensation not to exceed $4. 00 per day shall be allowed to but one of , I
the assistants accompanying him and that he may employ one person t o conduct the office
at the County seat during his absence at a salary not to exceed $5.00 per day. Re is 1
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hereby ordered to visit the towns of Lompoc, Guadalupe, Santa Maria, Garey, Orcutt,
ws Alamos, Los Olivos, Santa Ynez and Solvang between the following dates:- November
6th and 20th 1923.
In the Matter of the Formation of Carpinteria Street Lighting District of Santa
Barbara County.
This being the time heretofore fixed for receiving bide f or the installation and
maintezance of poles, wires, lights and other aooeaaories and f or furnishing current
for lighting the streets in Carpinteria Street Lighting District of Santa Barbara Collllt ,
and
It appearing that no bids were filed or presented at this time,
On motion duly seconded and oar.ried, it ia ordered that notice of bids; in oonformity
with the resolution passed and adopted by this Board on the let day of October
1923, shall be advertised by the Clerk of this Board for ten days in some newspaper
of general circulation printed and published in the County of Santa Barbara.
Jn the Matter of providing a Telephone for the County ~reasurertOffioe,
T~lf ~ 0"'"7f' . On motion duly seconded and carrie4, it is ordered that Supervisor Sam J. Stanwood
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be and he is authorized and directed to have installed a telephone in the office of
the County Treasurer's office, in the Commercial Trust and Savings Bank.
In the Matter of Correcting Allowance of Claim.
On motion duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the order DBde on the let
day of October 1923, allowing the claim of Chas. s. Stevens, No. 899 for the sum of
$125.00 payable out of the General. Fund be and the same is hereby resc i nded, and
it is fUrther ordered that said claim be rejected.
In the :Matter of Correcting Allowance of Claim.
On motion duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the order made on the let
day of Ootober, 1923, al.lowing the c1aim of Fred Lambert No. 459 for the sum of ~ 186.00
to be paid out of the Good Roads Fund be and the same is _hereby rescizned, and it is
further ordered tbs t said claim be allowed for said sum of $186.00 warrants in payment
to be drawn as follows: $140.00 on the Good Roads Fund and $46.00 on the General Road
Fund.
In the Matter of Correoting Allowance of Claim.
On motion duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the order made on the lat
day of October, 1923, allowing the claim of Ott Hardware Co. No. 640 for the sum of 155.10
to be paid out o'! the Good Roads Fund be and the same is hereby rescinded, and it is
f'urther ordered that said claim be allowed for said sum of $65.10 warrants in payment
to be drawn as follows: $30.00 on the Good Roads Fund and $26.10 on the General Road
Fund.
In the Matter of Correcting Allowance of Claim.
On moti on duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the order made on the let
day of October, 1923, allowing the claim of A. Romero No. 775 for the sum of $36.00 to
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be paid out o:f;tbe .G.ood Roads Fund be and the sa~ is hereby rescinded, and it is furth r
ordered that said claim be allowed for said sum of t36.00 warrants in payment to be
drawn as follows: $20.00 on the Good Roads Fund and $16.00 on the General Road Fund
In the Katter of Correcting Allowance of Cl.8 .im.
On motion duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the order ma.de on the ls
day of October, 1923, allowing the claim of L. Romero No. 782 for the sum of $56.00 to
be paid out of the Good Roads Fund be and the same is hereby rescinded, and it is furth~r
ordered that said olaim be allowed for said sum of $66.00 warrants in p~ment to be drawn
as follows: $26.00 on the Good Roads Fund and $30.00 on the General Road ~und.
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Board of Supervisors of t !ie CQ11nty of Santa Barbara, State of
California, November 6th, 1923, 10 o'clock a. m. Present: Supervisors
H. S~ Deaderick, Sam J. Stanwood, J. ~. Torrence, W. L. Talbott and
c. L. Preiaker, the Clerk and District Attorney. Supervisors H. s.
Deaderick in the Chair.
The minutes of the last regular meeting and succeeding special meeting were rea
and approved.
In the Matter of the Bonds of Santa Barbara High School District.
WHEREAS, on the 21st day of December, 1922, the board of education of Santa Barb a
High School District, deemed it advisable to call, and by resolution and order of
said board of education duly and regularly passed and adopted by them and entered on
the minutes of the said board of education on said day, did call an election, and resolve
and order:
That an election be called and held on the 23rd day of January 1923 in said Schoo
District, for the purpose of submitting to the electors of said School District the
question of issuing and selling bonds of said School District in the amount of One
Hund.red and Jifty Thousand dollars, to run not exceeding twenty years and to bear interest
at the rate of five per cent per annum, payable semi-annually, for the purpose
of raising money for purchasing high school lots, for building or purchasing one or
more high school buildings. or for making alterations or additions to the high sohool
building or buildings, for insuring high school buildings, for supplying high school
buildings with furniture or necessary apparatus, and for improving the grounds, and
WHEREAS, an election was held in said School District on the 23rd day of January,
1923, in conformity with the said resolution and order of the said board of education
of said Sohool District, and all the proceedings had in the premises have been certif ed
to this board of supervisors by the board of education of said Sohool District, as re
quired by law; and
WHEREAS, the said certified proceedings show, and after a full examination and
investigation this board have found and do hereby find and declare:
That in accordance with a resolution and order of the board of education of Santa
Barbara High School District, passed and adopted on the 21st day of December 1922, an
election was duly called in said School District, and was held in said School Distric
on the 23rd day of Jan11ary 1923, and that notice of said election was given by postiJ
notices signed by the board of education of said School District in three public plac a
in said School District for more than twenty days next before said election, and by
publishing such notice in The Santa ~arbara Daily News, a newspaper printed and publi hed
in Santa Barbara County, State of California, not less than once a week for three sue
ceasive weeks before said election, which notice so posted and publiehed, was in the
form required by the political code of the State of California.
That prior to opening said polls the said inspector and judges of election conducting
said election, took the oath of office as required by law, and thereafter con
ducted the said election as required by law, and at the close thereof canvassed the
votes cast thereat, and certified the result of said election to the board o~ education
of said School District, and to them made return of the poll and tally lists of said
election.
That on the &th day of January, 1923, the seventh day after the said election,
and at one o'clock p. m. of said day, the board of education of said School District met
and canvassed the said returns of said election, from which said returns the said
of education found and declared and this board finds and declares that there were
votes cast at said election, and that more than two-thirds thereof, to-wit: 1579 votes
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were cast for issuing said bonds, and 655 votes and no more were cast against issuing
said bonds, and that the said board of education caused. an entry of the result of
said election to be made on the minutes of said board.
And this board hereby fU.rther finds and declares that said election was duly and
legally called and held and conducted, and that notice thereof was duly and legally
given and published, and the ~esult thereof duly and legally canvassed am. declared in
the manner ard as required by law, and that all acts, conditions and things required
by law to be done have been done and have been performed in regular and due form and
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in strict accordance with the provisions of the statute authorizing the issue of achoo]
bonds; and that the total amount of indebtedness of the said School District, including
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this proposed issue of bond.a, is within the limit prescribed by law.
It is Therefore Orde~ed, that bonds of Santa Barbara High School District in said
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Santa Barbara County, ~tate of California, issue in the sum of ~ne Hundred and Fifty
~housand dollars, in denominations of One ~housand Dollars e. aah, payable within twenty
years from the date thereof, in lawful money of the United States, with interest there-
' - on at the rate of five per cent per annum, payable semi-annually in like lawful money,
at the office of the county treasurer of said County.
It is further ordered that said bonds shall be payable as follows, to-wit:
Bonds Nos. 1 to 7, both inclusive, to run one year.
Bonds Nos. 8 to 15, both inclusive~ to run 2 years.
Bonds Nos. 16 to 22, both inclusive, to ru' n 3 years
Bonds Nos. 23 to 30, both inclusive to run 4 years.
Bonds Nos. 31 to 37, both inclusive, to run 5 years
Bonds Nos. 38 to 45, bo.t h inclusive~ to run 6 years
Bonds Noa. 46 to 52, both inclusive, to run 7 years.
Bonds Nos. 53 to 60, both inolusive, to run 8 years.
Bonds Nos. 61 to 67, both inclusive, to run 9 years.
Bonds Nos. 68 to 75, both inclusive, to run 10 years.
Bonds Nos. 76 to 82, both inclusive, to run 11 years.
Bonds Nos. 83 to 90, both inclusive,to run 12 years
Bonds Nos. 91 to 97, both inclusive,to run 13 years.
Bonds Nos. 98 to 105, both inclusive, to run 14 years.
Bonds Nos.106 to 112, both inclusive, to run 15 years.
Bonds Noe. 113 to 120, both inclusive, to run 16 years.
Bonds Nos. 121 to 127, both inclusive, to run 17 years.
Bonds Nos. 128 to 135, both inclusive, to run 18 years.
Bonds Nos. 136 to 142, both inclusive to run 19 years.
Bonds Nos. 143 to 150, both inclusive, to run 20.years.
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and the interest accruing thereon shall be payable semi-annually on the 5th days of'Mey and
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November of each and every year, until said bonds are paid.
It is further ordered that said bonds shall be issued substantially in the following
form, to-wit:
School Bonda of Santa Barbara H~gh School District , Santa
Barbara County, State of California, United States of America.
High
Santa Barbara/School District in Santa Barbara County, State of California, aoknow
ledges itself indebted t~ and promises to pay to the holder hereof, at the office of
the t_reasurer of Santa Barbara :County, State of California, on the 5th day of
19 , One Thousand dollars in lawful money of the United States of America, with interr
est thereon in like lawful money a.t the rate of five per cent per annum, payable semil
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ann"Q.Slly on the 5th days of May and November of each year from the date hereof until
this bond is paid.
Thia bond is one of a series of bonds of like tenor and date, numbered from 1 to
160 inclusive, amounting in the aggregate to One Hundred and Fifty Thousand dollars,
and is issued and sold by the board of supervisors of Santa Barbara County, State of
California, for the purpose of raising money for purchasing high school lots, for
building or purchasing one or more high school buildings, or for ma.king alterations o
additions to the high school building or buildings, for insuring high school buildin
for supplying high school buildings with furniture or necessary appal!atus, an:l. for
improving the grounds, in pursuance of and in strict conformity with the provisions o
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~ the political code, and the Constitution of the State of California, and is authorize
by a vote of more than two-thirds of the voters voting at an election du1y and 1ega1l
called and held and conducted in said Santa Barbara High School District in said Count
and State of California, on the 23rd day of January; 1923.
And the board of supervisors of Santa Barbara County, State of California, hereb
certifies and declares that said election was duly and legally called, held, and
conducted, and that notice thereof was duly and legally given and published, and the
result thereof was duly and legally canvassed and declared in the manner and as requir
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ed by law, and that all acts and conditions and things required by law to be done prec -
dent to and in the issuance of said bonds have been done, and have been performed in
regular and in due f orm, and in strict accordance with the provisions of the law autho -
izing the issue of school bonds.
And it is also further certified and declared that the total amount of indebtedne s
of the said Santa Barbara High School District, including this issue of bonds, is wit n
the limit provided by law.
This bond is in the form prescribed by order of said board of supervisors duly ma e
and entered in its minutes on the 5th day of November, 1923, and shall be payable out
of the interest and sinking fund of said Santa Barbara High School District, and the
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money for the redemption of said bonds, and the payment of interest thereon shall be
raised by taxation upon the taxable property of said School District.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the board of supervisors of Santa Barbara County, State of
California, has caused this bond to be signed by its chairman, and by the county
auditor, and attested by its clerk with the seal of said board attached this 5th day
of November 1923.
(SEAL)
Attest
Chairman of Board of Supervisors.
County Auditor.
County Clerk and Clerk of the Board of Superviscrrs.
RESOLVED, that to each of said bonds shall be attached interest coupons in the
following form, to-wit:
$25.00
Interest Coupon .
No.
The treasurer of Santa Barbara County, State of California, will pay to
the holder hereof out of the interest and sinking fund of the Santa Barbara High
School District, in said County and State, on the 5th day of 19 , at his
office in the City of Santa Barbara ~ in said .County and State, the sum of $25.00 for
six months' interest on Bond No. of said School District.
/ Chairmanaf the Bd'ard of supervisors.
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County Auditor.
County clerk and Clerk of the Board of Supervisors.
It is further ordered that the chairman of this board and the county auditor are
author1zed to sign said bonds and coupons and the said county clerk is authorized to
countersign the SaIIB and to affix the seal Of this board to said bonds, and thereupon
said officers shall deliver said bonds, so executed, to the county treasurer for safekeeping.
l'hey may sign the said ooupona by 1ithographed or engraved faoaimi1e of their
signatures.
It is further ordered that the clerk of this board cause a notice of the sale of
said bonds to be, published in the ~e Morning Presa a newspaper printed and published
in the said County of Santa Barbara for the period of two weeks that this board of
supervisors will receive up to 3rd day of December 1~23 at 10 o'clock a. m. sealed
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proposals for the purchase of said bonds, or any portion thereof, for cash, at not
less than par, and accrued interest; the board of supervisors, however, reserving t he
right to reject any and all bids for said bonds
In the Matter of Protecting the Public Highway crossing the Santa Ynez River at
Dyer Bridge from the flood waters of said river, in the 4th Road District.
A comrnitte& consisting of Mr. Charles Davis and others, resident of the 4th Road
Distriot, appeared before the Board and requested this Board to oause a survey t~ be
made at and near a point where the public highway croses the Santa Ynez River at Dyer
Bridge, for the purpose 'o:f determining the best method of protecting said public .
highway from the flood waters of said river, and offered to donate the sum of $125.00
towards the cost thereof.
On motion duly seconded and carried i t is ordered that the above request be submitted
to Supervisor w. L. Talbott with full power to act therein, and
It is further ordered that the county expend a sum not exceeding $75.00 in conneotion
therewith.
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In the Matter of Exterminating Coyotes in the County of Santa Barbara.
It appearing to the Board. from information received from the California State
Board' of Health, State Hygienic laboratory, that Coyotes in the county of Santa Barbara
are infected with rabies, and
It further appearing to the Board that the Bureau of Biological Survey, U' nited
States Department of Agriculture, and the State of California Department of Agriculture
have agreed to cooperate with the Coun~y of Santa Barbara in the extermination of
coyotes in said county and enter into an agreen:ent therefor, upon certain conditions
fully set forth in an unexecuted agreement this day presented, which said agreement
and the .conditions therein set forth are a cceptable t o this ~oard. and
On motion duly seconded and carried, it is ordered t~at the County of Santa
Barbaraenter into an agreenent with said Bureau of Biological Survey, United States
Department of Agriculture and the S~ate of California Department of Agriculture. all in
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accordance with the conditions fully set forth in an unexecuted .agreement this day
presented, and
It is further ordered that the Chariman and Clerk respectively of this Board be
and they are hereby authorized to execute said agreement on behalf of the County of
Santa Barbara.
In the Matter of an Ordinance to repeal Ordinance No . 399, . of the Comity of Santa . ' ;
Barbara.
Upon motion duly seco nded and carried, t he Board passed and adopted Ordinance No.
407 of the County of Santa Ba.rba.ra, repealing Ordinance No . 399.
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Upon the passage of said Ordinance, the roll being called, the following Supervisors
voted Aye, to-wit: Sam J. Stanwood, J. T. ~orrence, w. L. Talbott, c. L. Preisker
and H. s. Deaderick, Nays: None.
In the Matter of Creating a Highway Improvement Fund and transferring funds
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thereto.
On motion duly seconded and unanimously carried, it is ordered that all fines or
forfeitures col1eoted upon conviction for violation of any of the provisions of Seotio
160 of the California Vehicle Act of 1923, be and the same are hereby directed to be
deposited in a special fund to be known as the Highway Improvement Fund, which said
special fund is hereby created for said purpose, ani
It is further ordered that the sum of $2770.00 collected since the provisions of
said Section 160, became effective and deposited in the General Road Fund be and the
same are hereby ordered transferred from said General Road Fund to said Highway Impro -
ment Fund.
Upon the passage of said order, the roll being called, the following Supervisors
voted Aye, to-wit: Sam J. Stanwood, J. T. Torrence, w. L. Talbott, C. L. Preisker and
H. s. Deaderi ck, Nays: None.
In the Matter of the Formation of Carpinteria Street Lighting District of Santa
Barbara County.
Resolution accepting bid and awarding contract.
The Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara, State of California,
does resolve as follows:
WHEREAS, by order of this Board, upon proceedings duly taken, Carpinteria Street
L~ghting District of Santa Barbara County has been regularly established, and
WHEREAS, this Board on the lat day of October, 1923, ma.de an order determining
the kind of lighting system t o be installed, and the specifications of the mcmner in
which said eystem_to be i nstalled and maintained, and directing bids to be advertised
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in accordance with said order, returnable on the 15th day of October, 1923, and
WHEREAS, due proof of the publication of said notice of bids was f i led in the
office of the Clerk of said Board on the 31st day of October, 1923, showing the legal
time to have elapsed since the publication thereof, and
WHEREAS, the 6th day of November, 1923, at the hour of 10:00 o'clock A. M. was
the time fixed for sealed bids to be received in accordance with said notice, and
WHEREAS, now at said time, on the 5th day of November 1923, the Southern Califor
nia Edison Company, a corporation, by its bid duly filed, has offered to install,
operate and maintain an electric lighting system in accordance with the order heretofo ~
made by this Board in the above entitled matter, and to furnish electricity t h erefor~
in accordance with said order, for the period of five years; all for a fixed monthly
payment of $2.00 for eaoh and every light so installed, less 10% discount pursuant to
recent order of the State Railroad Commission, or any other discount as may be ordered
by said Railroad Connnission during the term of the contract, and in addition t o the
heretofore mentioned charge, there shall be an additional charge of $.25 per lamp for
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each of the nine lamps suspended from~he center of the street; and having filed with
said bid a certified check in the sum of $350.00 as required in the notice calling for
bids, and
WHEREAS, no other bid has been presented or received; and said bid is the lowest
and best bid for the installation, operation and IIlintenance of said street lighting
system.
NOW THEREFORE, said Board of Supervi sors, and acting ex-offieio Board of Supervisors
of Cappinteraa Street Lighting District of Santa Barbara County, having met in open
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session and read said bid, and having fully considered the same, does hereby resolve
that said bid is t he l owest and beet bid for said insta11ation. operation, maintenance
and supplying elect ricity of said District,
AND IT IS OHDERED that said bid be, and the same is hereby accepted, and that
this Boa.rd enter into a contract with said Southern California Edison Company, on
behalf of said lighting district, in conformity to said bid and the said order of
this Board determining the ~ind and specifications of said lighting system.
Dated this 5th day of November, 1923.
Attest:
c. A. HUNT, Clerk.
(SEAL)
H. s. DEADERICK, Chairman of t he Board of
Supervisors of Santa Barbara County, exofficio
Board of Supervisors of Carpinteria
Street 21ghting District of Santa Barbara
County.
In the Matter of the Purchase of Real Property by the County of Santa Barbara.
WHEREAS, John Jami son Wilhoit and Daisy Wilhoit, hi s wife, this day presented a
duly executed, conveying t o th~ County of Santa Barbara, certain real property
as therein described, in accordance with proceedings heretofore had in the above
entitled matter, 11nder Section 4041 part 6, of the Political Code,
On motion duly seoonded and carried, it is resolved ap.d ordered that said deed be
and the same ie here by accepted on behalf of the County of Santa Barbara, and the
Clerk of this Board is directed to have said deed recorded.
In the Matter of the Purohase of Real Property by the County of Santa Barbara.
Whereas an offer has been made by G. L. Case and Irene T. Case to sell to the
County of Santa Barbara the real property hereinafter described for the sum of $750.00
in lawful money of t he United States,and
Whereas i t appears t o the Board of Supervisors of said county that said property
ia needed by said county, and
Whereas it further appears to said Board of Supervisors that the price asked for
said property by said G. L. Case and Irene T. Case, the owners thereof, and for which
they are Willing to sell and convey to said county, is reasonable and just,
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Now, Therefore, it is resolved that it is the intention of the Board of Supervisors
aforesaid, and said Board hereby declares that it is its intention to purchase said real
property from said G. L. Case and Irene ~. Case, and that the pr ice to be paid therefor
is $750.00 in lawful money of the United States, payable on the execution ani delivery
of a good and sufficient deed of said property to said county free from all liens,
incumbrances and adverse claims, and
f;",~~\''"'' It is further resolved and ordered that Monday, the 3rd day of December, 1923, at
s ~\ l. $ o li '\\ '\. \.
)~~u".s"""'""~ r 10 o'clock a. m. of said day, at the r oom of said Boar.d of Supervisors in the Court
House in the City of Santa Barbara in said county of Santa Barbara be and the same are
hereby fixed as the time and place when and where said Board of Supervisors will meet
to cons1Jmmate said purchase, and
It is further resolved and ordered that no tice of the said inte nt i on to purchase
said property and of the time and place when and where said purchase will be eonsuIDIDated
as aforesaid, be given by publication of t his resol ution for at least t~ee weeks prior
to said date in the Lompoo Review, a newspaper of general circulation printed and publ
i shed in said county of Santa Barbara
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The said real property which it i s the intent i on of said Board of Supervisors to
purchase as aforesaid i s situated in t he City of Lompoc, County of Santa Barbara, State
of Califor nia, and part ioularly de.scribed as follows, to-wit:
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Lots Ten (10) and Eleven (11) in Block Sixty-three (63).
Passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara,
State of California, at ~ regular meeting of said Board, this 5th day of November,
A. D. 1923.
H. s. Deaderick, Chairman Board of Supervisors.
Attest:
C. A. Hunt, Clerk.
(SEAL)
In the Matter of Correcting Clerical Errors in Assessments for tbe fiscal year
1923-4.
It satisfactorily appearing to the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa
Barbara, from a statement furnished by the County Assessor that clerical errors were
made in the following assessments for the fiscal year 1923-24, and application having
been ms.de to this Board by said County Assessor for authority to correot said assessme ts
and the written consent of the Dist rict .Attorney having been obtained therefor, and
rt also appearing that the correcting of said assessments will decrease the amo"Ulljt
of taxes charged against said tax payers by reason thereof,
On motion duly seoonded and unanimously carried, it is ordered that the County
Assessor be and he .is hereby authorized to correct the following assessments on the
assessments rolls of the County of Santa Barbara for the fiscal year 1923-24, to-wit:
Strike off improvements on Lot 5 Map 10 Pueblo Lands of SB-Vol. 1 Page 5, assessea
to Lawrence N. Bailard, et al. Value Impts $3000.
Strike off personal property, auto, assessed at $530 to Jennie H. Beck, Vol. 1
page 177. Double assessment, see Vol. 4 page l51
Strike off improvements assessed at $1500 to Lawrence N. Fowler Vol. 1 Page 181.
No i~provements on this tract.
Reduce assessment on personal property, G. H. Gould, Vol. 1 page 22 , from $860 to
$110 account assessment for auto which he did not own.
Reduce assessment on personal property, Geo. G. McLean, Vo1. 1 page 33, from
$1240 account of auto assessed at $1140 which is double assessment, see Vol. 1 page
33- Ellen J. McLean.
Strike off $320 assessment Real Estate & personal property, Cheater J. Miller, Vo
l Page 31. Filed Soldier Exemption and having property in other part of the county and
same should have been allowed on this also.
I Strike off assessment, Mdse & autos 1695 assessed to c. w. Bedford, Vol. 2 Page
36. Double assessment, see Vol. 4 Page 8.
Strike off personal property, Mdse, $250 on F. J. Dingman Vol. 2 Page 109 Mias
Ethel Potter is buying the property, Lot 12 Bk 85 3 /4 on contract and neither she nor
Mr. Dingman own any Mdse as per assessment.
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Strike off autos $1635 assessed to Mary L. Foy, Vol. 2 Page 148. These autos were ,
sold prior to the 1st Monday in March.
Strike off improvements $3000 on Lot 19 Blk 306 asaeaaed to w. E. Gledhill Vol. 2
Page 163. This is a vacant lot.
Strike off personal property $626 assessed to Josie R. Greenwood, Vol. 2 page 172.
This was poultry assessed to another party and covered hy Soldier exemption,
Reduce assessment on auto from $300 to $100 , assessed to Henry Johns, Vol. 2 page
221. Incorrect description of auto.
Reduce assessment of personal property from $680 to $60 , John ~. Johnston Vol. 2
page 224. Assessed with two autos one of which belonged to tourist of same name.
Reduce assessment personal property from $1310 to $610, A. K. Lynea, Vol. 2, page
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267 account of $700 assessment for auto which he did not own.
St rike off improvements, $160, on Lot 40 Bk 164, assessed to Clarence I. Mou+ton
Vol. 2 page 303. House not started until after Moh 7th.
Strike off personal property, groceries, $600 asses sed to w. Newton, Vol. 2 Page
325. Double assessment, see Svenningsen, Vol. 4 page 114.
Strike off personal property, auto, $325, assessed to Katherine A. Oliver, Vol.
2 page 333. ~hi s car belonged to w. s. Cargill who is buying the property but he filed
Soldier exemption on auto, see Vol _4 page 328.
Strike off auto, $200, assessed to Geo. Thayer et al Vol. 2 Page 454. Mr. Thayer
filed Soldier exemption, which s hould have covered this auto.
Strike off auto $200, Chas. D. Libby Est. Vol. 2 page 254. This car is the property
of Guy c. Libby who filed soldiers exemption on sane, see Vol. 4 page 332.
Strike off from assessment of Benj. Frum, Vol. 3 page 413, $1000. Soldier
exemption filed but through error was not credited on roll.
Reduce assessment personal property $15,325. to $13,526--Hollister Estate Co.
Vol. 3 page 104 account error in figuring value of oattle.
Strike off from assessment of Fred Lang, Vol. 3 page 50, $376 thereby reducing
assessment on personal property :from $675 to $200 account of charge for auto which he
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did not own until after the 7th of March.
Strike off from assessment of Rebecca Ord Peshine, Vol 3 page 187, Lot 11 Blk
14 -Town of Casmalia $60. Double see Paul Veglia Vol. 3 page 188. Also reduce assessment
on ''Ro Todos Santos Map 1 Seo. 34-9-35----52 acres from $705 t o $106. Error in copying.
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Reduce assessment Lots 11 to 17 Bk 104 City of Lompoc , Assessed to Roman Catho1ic
Bishop of Monterey, from $210 to $100 and strike off improvements on same property
$800 being church bui lding and not taxable.
In the Matter of Providing the County Assessor's Office with sufficient and
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adequate maps of the County of Santa .Barbara.
WHEREAS the office of the County Assessor of t he County of Santa Barbara has not
been provided with suffioient and adequate maps of said county, and
WHEREAS sai d nape for asses sment purposes in t h e of fice of t he assessor of said
county are ineuficient and defective and the facilities of the County Surveyor's office
are inadequate to make such maps and pr ovide said County Assessor and his office with ,
accurate and sufficient maps for assessment purposes of said county, and
WHEREAS the said County Surveyor, for the reasons hereinabove set forth has
refused to make said maps,
NOW THEREFORE, be it resolved by the Board of Supervisors of the County of
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Santa Barbara, that they find it necessary to enter i nt o a oontrac t for the production
and preparation of said maps and t he doing of said work.
In the Matter of providing the Assessor's Office with maps of Rancho Todos Santos.
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It appearing to the Board that t he maps of t he Rancho Todos Santos, now in use
in the Assessor's office are insufficient and inadequate f or properly assessing the
lands of said rancho, as will more f ully appear in a res olution passed and adopted this
day by the Board, "in t he matter of providing the County Assessor's Of f ice with suffici ent
and adequate maps of Santa Barbara County", and
It further appeari ng that the engineering firm of J. B. Lippincott's of Los
Angeles, Cali f., have offered t o ent er i nto a contract to furn ish t he County of Santa
Barbara with accurate and sufficient maps of said Rancho Todos Santos, in accordance
with the terms of a contract therefor this day presented and acceptable to this Board,
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On motion duly seconded and unanimously carried, it is ordered that the County o
Santa Barbara enter into a contract with said engineering firm of J. B. Lippincott, o
Los A~eles, Calif. for furnishing said County with accurate and sufficient maps of .
said Todos Santos Rancho in accordance with the terms of said contract, and
It ie further ordered that the .Chairman and Clerk, respectively of this Board,
be and they are hereby authorized and directed to execute said contract on behalf of
the County of Santa Barbara.
In the Matter of Petitions for County Aid.
It appearing to the Board that the following named petitioners are proper perso a
to receive county aid,
On motion duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the Auditor draw his
warrant on the Indigent Fund in favor of the following named persons for the sums set
opposite their respective names on the 1st day of December 1923, to-wit:
Charles w. Baker
Mrs. Plutarcho Carrillo
J. 11. Burleigh
Claud Johnson
Vicente A. Juarez
Annabelle MoGreal
Refugia Olivas
Mabel Hyde
Ida Flores
Anne Henrickson
V'erda Anthony
Emma P. Anton
Anna Elphick
R. Cloak
Blanche E. Emmons
Hattie B. Harbison
John Davis
Mary Hedrick
Juan B. Surita
First Supervisor District
$15.00
20.00
30.00
10.00
12.00
Jose Robles
Caterina Romero
Jose Maria Romero
Andrew Ruiz
John P. Ware
10.00 Mrs. Jessie K. Wilson
10.00 Adeline Wright
~ eoond Supervisor District.
14.26 Antonio Poiaard
f'hird Supervisor District.
10.00 Maria Josefa Pico
16.00 Pedro V. Romero,
Fourth Supervisor District.
20.00
20.00
20.00
15.00
20.00
10.00
Donalda Moore
Mabel E. Murray
Mae McCoJ.lum
Maria Ramirez
Joseph Usher
Fifth Supervisor District.
et ux:
8.00 Mrs. Frank Valencia
10.00 Margaret Marcum Ward
20.00
$10.00
20.00
15.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
8.00
10.00
25.00
20.00
20.00
40.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
The Reports of c. G. Vandever, Superintendent Santa Barbara General Hospital
and w. c. Missall, County Live Stock Inspector for the month of Ootober 1923, were
examined and ordered filed.
. ~n the Matter _of Corre~ti ng Allo~nce of Claim.
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On motion duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that t he order made on the
1st day of October, 1923, allowing the claim of Santa Barbara Seed Co. No. 815, for
the sum of $8.40 on the General Fund, be and the same is hereby rescinded, for the
reason that said claim was not presented within the time required by law.
,
On motion duly seconded and carried, it is ordered t hat the fol l owing claims be
and the sane are hereby rejected to-wit:
Bacon Co., Edward R.
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$ 2.72
2.75
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Humphreua-Smith Electric Co.
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$58.85
334.18
133.00
on motion duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the following claims be
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and the same are laid over, to wit:
Abbott, R. C
Baker, Glen
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Love, Francis
Murphy, Edward
Randolph, Walter J
Santa Barbara Directory Co.
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Smith, H. B.
Spears-Weil.ls Ma.ohinery Co.
Standard Oil Co.
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Tognazzini, s. M.
174.00
252.00
168.00
168.00
347 .42
120.09
168.00
6.00
6. 00
174.00
101.70
94.33
12.50
10.00
On motion duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that all claims that have been
audited and approved at this meeting by three members 0 the Board 0 Supervisors be
al~owed, each claim to be paid out of the fund designated in the order of allowance
endorsed on the face of each claim respectively, to wit: .
Allen, Wm.
Almanza, F.
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Ambassador Laundry
Andera, C. M.
Associated Oil Co.
Ayala, J. P.
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Baber, B. F.
Bailey, Ethel H.
Bancroft-Whitney
Barca, Peter
Barnes, c. c.
Ba.stanchury, A.
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Bates, J. T.
Co.
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Baxter, Frederick L.
Beith, Agnes s.
Bidondo, Simon
Bigler, A. B.
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Bishop, John
Blakeway, E. C.
Bland, w. S.
GENERAL FUND
4.60
34.65
37.80
43.20
43.64
52.21
40.66
168.00
148.00
84.00
30.00
15.60
30.00
2.50
150.00
27.84
17.28
24.80
65.50
60.00
10.00
12.84
5.35
2.50
13.18
31.50
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Boeseke-Dawe Co.
Bond, c. s.
Bonio, Joe
Botello, M. A.
Boyd Lumber & Mill Co.
Bregante, A.
Bregante, A.
Brokofsky, Carl
Brown, G. L.
Brown, Dr. R. w.
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Bullock, Wm.
Burgett, M. F.
Burroughs Adding Ma.chine Co.
Burroughs Add. Machine Co.
Burum, H. L.
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Cadwell, Harold L.
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GENERAL FUND
Caliornia Corrugated Culvert Co.
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California Market
California Spray-Chemical Co.
Cal.lie, John D.
Carbajal, :P.
Castagna, Alice
c. & w. Feed Store
Celite Company
Cervantes, L.
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Chalmers, Thomas
Cinfuegos, J.
City Nursery
Clapp, Lora B.
Clemento , Frank s.
Coast Wholesale Grocery
Columbia Carbon Co.
Commercial Motor Service
Commercial Motor Service
Co.
Commission of Horticulture
Connor, J B.
Convent of the Good Shepherd
Cook, A. B. $6750.00 Allowed
Cook, Mrs. Sidney
Cooley, H. M.
for
$ 6.35
10.00
30.00
6.00
4.05
43.20
54.00
40.00
2.50
9.75
4.25
4.00
2.50
10.00
4.46
93.50
34.05
63.32
1?3.04
12.00
73.00
124.22
78.01
268.78
14.98
56.49
18.00
245.70
l.0.00
36.00
41.26
11.95
2.61
21.60
21.60
161.65
36.00
15.00
2.50
7.50
119.83
4.00
56.00
315.00
449.41
2.50
160.00
6250.00
37 .42
96.50
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Costa, M. V.
Costa, T.
Cota, J. M.
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Cox, J. M.
Craviotto, E. J.
Cuesta, Gerard s. de la
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Cunnane, w. B.
Curzon, A. R.
D'Andrea, G.
Davidson, Oscar w.
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Davis, B.
Dawe, Henry
Deaderick, H. s.
Delbrook, Geo.
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De Rosa, Joe M.
GENERAL FUND
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Desgrandchamp, Lester
Dewi ng, H. A.
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Diehl G~ocery Co.
Dinnesen, H.
Doane Building Co.
Dodge, E. G.
Doerger, Wm. H.
Doerr, L. R.
Domingo, P.
Dominguez, c.
Dominguez, Mary
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Dover, Frank
Drexel Lime & Cement Co.
Eaves, c. s.
Edmondson, A. R.
Elisalde, A.
Elizondo , Jacobo
Elvidge, Spencer
Elvid.ge, Wm.
Enterprise Launderers
Everett Building Co.
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$ 2.so
2.50
27 .00
40 .50
24.00
24.45
108.00
15.00
58.50
66.00
2.26
34.00
10.00
12.50
84.15
7 .50
i o. oo
1 02.50
5.20
56.70
56,70
66.00
195.&J
126 .50
133.10
111.30
90.42
49.50
1606.41
43.50
1 0 . 00
105.00
15.75
15.75
50.00
24.50
75. 60
75.60
2.50
773.10
44.00
100.00
34.50
30.00
2.50
2.50
20 .71
141.00
243.68
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Exotic Nurs eries
Farmer, J. J.
Fashion, The
Fillmore, E. M.
Fischer, w. L.
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Fitzgerald, Frank
Flood, Odessa
Flores, Jr., Juan E.
Fostero , J11en
Fox, L. L.
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Freeze and Freeze
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Gano, iobert
Garcia, Antonia
Garzoli, A.
Gates, F. H
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George, c. E.
Gidney, Pearl C.
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Giorgi, Egisto
Giorgi, Jr. N
Gonzales, A.
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Gorin, J. D.
Grand, Peter
Great Wardrobe, The
Grossi, Ben
Guevarra, F.
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Hales , Lloyd
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Hales, Orin E.
Hammond, D. M.
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Hampton, Frank
Hapgood, Arthur
Hardcastle, A. T.
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Harper , Harry
Haslam, w. E.
Hendricks, J. L.
Henning, E. w.
$18725
-
141.00
15.55
2.50
2.95
23.38
5.00
125.00
7.50
117.00
35.00
15.00
2.50
10.00
9.25
206.45
123.82
26.65
32.50
7.50
345.00
975.00
31.59
30.05
10.00
75.00
10.00
10.00
36.00
~2.00
48.00
2,50
9.50
10.00
2.50
7.50
42.50
67.50
15.03
163.21
367.27
43.66
2.50
10.00
10.00
s.oo
22.36
10.00
1.05
10.00
.1
November 5th, 1923.
Henning, I . B
.
Hernandez, D.
" "
Hibbit~s, A. Guy
Hildenbrand, A. J .
H. & IJt. C. Co.
Hill , .!!'rank
Hollister, J. J.
Hotel Dorothy
" "
' Howerton, Bud.
"
Huerta, L.
,
Hunt, Archie M.
Huyck, Monte
Ibsen, Anton B.
" " "
Jackson, c. H.
Jamison, Ben
Janssens, J. R.
" "
Jiminez, Peter
" "
II ''
It "
Johnson, J. A
Johnston, Eugene L.
Johnston Fruit Co.
Kellogg, Eugene s.
" "
tt Frank
King, J. F.
Kirby, Geo. J.
:Knight-Counihan Co.
" " "
" " "
" "
" " "
GENERAL FUND
Krelle Plumbing & Electrical Co.
Lam:pe, E. G.
" G.
Lanter, Mrs. J. w.
I Laroo Fish Co., s.
Lathim's Transfer & :f ire:proo:f
Levy, Adolphe H.
Levy, Adolphe H.
" " "
Levy, Henry
Lockwood, Gardner
" Guard
$ 5.00
34.65
22.05
10.00
15.00
10.00
74.25
2.50
7.00
2.00
2.50
5.00
42.00
59.00
132.00
214.00
1700.00
63.00
5.00
3.00
31.50
6.00
44.50
.
66.00
74.16
37.50
17.60
a.oo
32.83
42.40
152.83
110.00
23.95
19.34
12.75
92.50
28.31
63.90
2.30
86.40
108 .00
20.00
4.65
2.00
16.15
3.60
11.16
35.38
2.50
2.50
139
140
Lompoc Garage
Loveren, Dr. G. s.
GENERAL FUND
Low, Fred
Ma.ckrell, Wm.
Madero, R.
ti "
Mahurin, J. H.
Malo, Ramon
Manri, F. A.
" "
Mapula, E.
Matta, M.
Midland Counties Pub. Serv. Corp'n.
" tt "
Miller, w. A.
Miller's Shoe Store
"
Mills, W. G.
,
$61.& Allowed for
Mission Office EqUipment
Mission Paint and .Art Co.
Mission Produce and Supply Co.
Morning Press, The
Montes, R.
Montes, R.
Montezeno, J.
" "
fl
" "
Montezano, J.
Moore Mercantile Co.
Morales, Y.
Moralez, E.
Morris, L. J.
" "
" R. W.
Moulton, L. E.
McArthur, D. D.
MoCaughey, Anna E.
" "
Mccaughey, J. P.
McDonald, Arch
"
E. A.
E. A.
McGinnis, John
McGregor and Sons
" "
McHenry, Roy w.
MoKeel, Howard
MoMurray, s. K.
Navarro, E.
Negus, Wm.
H
$11.10
26.00
7.10
12.60
21.60
21.60
3.00
3.00
14.50
20.00
32.50
5.oo
13.22
1.10
7.50
2.50
59.40
7.66
79.13
6.00
46.20
27.00
13.50
18.00
21.60
21.60
21.60
10."80
15.43
10.80
36.50
11.25
21.75
62.70
2.50
2.50
145.50
19.36
236.21
6.00
21.60
54.00
2.50
44.99
64.27
10.00
40.00
13.'11
32.00
10.00
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November 5th, 1923.
Nielson-Smith Elect.Co. GENERAL FUND
" u " " .
O'Bryant, Matilda
Olivos, Juan
Ord Ice Co.
" " "
fl " "
Orton, John R.
Osburn, Wm. ~ .
" u "
Ott Hardware Company
Ott " "
" tr II
Ovieda, Ed.
Ovieda, Ed.
1f E. s.
Ovieda, E. s.
" "
" Tony
"
" "
" "
"
Pacific Chemical Co.
" " "
Pacific Coast Coal Co.
" " " n
" " " "
" " " "
Pacific Coast Ry. Co.
" tr , . "
Pacific Coast Publishing Co.
" " "
II n It
'' II " "
Pacific. Laundry
Padilla, F.
" "
Parker, Fr ed A.
Parma Co.
Parma Co .
Patrick & Co.
" " "
Perry, w. J .
Pertica, Frances
Petersen, J . F.
Pierce Bros.
Pomatto, Joe
Pope, A. s.
$ 7.25
.60
54,69
39.00
5.50
5.50
4.83
10,00
2.00
2 . 00
2.00
22.15
1.08
24.30
2'6el0
57.60
14.40
50.40
31.50
31.50
13.50
27.00
27 . 00
25.19
57 .oo
4228 .26
398.47
149.71
45.97
662.00
71.50
5.90
5.40
11.25
12.20
2.54
21.60
21.60
2 . 50
18 .60
4.25
17.87
6.37
2,50
50.00
18.00
67.95
5 . oo
37.06
141
142
Pope, A. s. GENERAL FUND
II II
-
Preisker, C. L.
Ramsey, Henry
Recorder Pr inting a nd Publ.
Reed, w. B.
Reynolds, c. P.
II Roy
II "
Rhode, w. A.
'
Richardson, Chas. T.
JI "
If "
~ " n
Rios , Jame.s
Rizzoli, John
Robles, J .
Rodman, w. T.
Romero, F. L.
II
Ross, James
II "
Rubio, Jesus
R11nkle Shoe Co .
" II n
Salvation Army Tr uelove Home
Sanitary Steam Laundry
Santa Barbara Daily ~ews
" " " II
Santa Barbara Directory Co .
II " II
Co .
Santa Barbara Paint & Wall Paper
Santa Barbara Telephone Co.
" " " "
" " n II
" " " "
" 11 " "
" " " II
" " " "
Santa Maria Valley Warehouse Co.
" " " "
Sattler, Daniel A.
" rr "
Sauseda, v.
Schauer Printing Studio Inc .
II " II II
" II " "
II " " "
II " " "
Schneider, w. H.
$57 .50 Allowed for
Co.
$46.67
36.93
41.20
84.00
1.50
10.00
142.50
24 . 00
174.00
19.50
1309.00
224 .00
257 . 25
552.00
7.50
2 .50
18 .90
255.50
54. 00
54. 00
. 5 .75
168. 32
31.50
7 . 60
20 .40
74.15
3 .85
47.50
119.73
42.00
6 . 00
4 .50
23.44
25 . 68
16.87
18.19
1.30
3.80
167.32
15.40
182. 24
1788 .00
360.00
3'1 . 80
9.50
12 . 50
234. 25
18.00
317. 00
2.50
' I
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trnion Mill and Lumber Co.
ll " II - "
" If " "
-
" " " "
A - " "
Union Oil Co. of Calif.
" " ll "
~
Union Oil Co. o:f Calif.
" "
" t It
Unzueta, D.
" "
" "
" "
" tt
U. S. Grill
Valley Oil Co.
" " 1t
Van Horn, J. A.
Vanoni, John
" "
" "
Van Zandt, Warren
Ventura Refining Company
Verin, P.
Walters, H. A.
Warren & Bailey Co.
" ff "
water works Department
" " If
Watson, J. N.
Wells, H. P.
Wescott, L. E.
Western Maohine and Foundry
Weste r~ Union ~elegraph Co.
Western Union Telegraph Co.
Western Union Telegraph Co.
" " " "
westwick Iron Works
Wheaton, w. H
II "
Whitcher, Chas. L.
White House, Inc.
Wilhoit, J. J.
Wilkins, H. A.
Wilson &.D''Andrea
Wilson , Wm.
Wolford, Laurence C~
woods, P. s.
Wylie, R. C.
Yelkins, Henry
" "
GENERAL FUND
Co. $119.69 Allowed for
$26.60
298.58
.86
20.10
6.00
16.75
37.81
76.64
2.50
53.52
21.60
21.60
10.80
21.60
21.60
11.90
27.00
6.45
30.00
20.00
4.00
152.38
108.00
736.45
8.40
9.60
13.05
44.50
237.05
37.50
12.00
138.21
4.62
1.20
.
3.60
.40
404.44
11.44
11.20
2.50
15.50
160.00
16.75
7.60
4.00
2.50
14.06
25.15
44.75
18.35
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November 5th, 1923.
Yelkins, Henry GENERAL FUND
Yut, Joe
Aggeler & Musser Seed Co. HOSPITAL :EUND
Aitken, Ella
" Gordon
" "
Ambassador Laundry, The
" " II
Andera:, c. M.
" "
Anderholm, Lily
Anderson, Carl
Associated Oil Co.
Babcock, D. w
Barron, D.
Beadle, M. w.
Benson, Chas.
i:se-tlamini, Toni
Boeseke-Dawe Co.
" fl "
~
" " "
Bogler, A.
Bowman, E. M.
Boyd Lumber and Mill Co.
Brown, Wm.
Buron, J.
California Market
Campbell, w. L.
Carlisle & Co., A.
Castro, R.
" "
Chapman, Laura D.
City Dry Cl~aning Co.
Clovis, c.
.
Columbia Drug Company
Corral, J.
Coulter Dry Goods Co., The
County Commission of Horticulture
Craft, Mary
" W. A.
Cutter Laboratory, The
Devoe, E.
Diaz, A.
" "
" Antonio
Diehl Grocery Co.
Drexel Lime ~nd Cement Co.
Dunagan, E. P.
" "
'
-
$15.00
44.00
15.20
26.13
39.03
10.65
628.21
609.72
48.96
8.28
80.00
66.00
19.70
20.00
20.00
3.85
52.26
110.00
2.55
100.50
26.75
117.00
50.oo
43.95
20.00
45.00
134.06
100.00
2.57
31.50 .
24.00
54.84
35.21
7.50
5.32
218.98
16.00
56.45
56.46
9. 08
70.94
3.00
32.39
100.00
589.51
43.70
24.00
24.00
145
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Erickson, Irene
Essie, Henry
Ferguson Furniture Co.
Fitzpatrick, Frances
Fuller Brush Co., The
Garrahy, Margaret
HOSPITAL FUND
Gattle, M. c.
Gillman, Margaret c.
$30.05 Allowed for
Gonzales, Ri to
Gray, Frances
Grondin, Joe
Hayman , Anne
" II
Hester, James H.
Hose, w.
Humphreus-Smith Electric Co.
" "
Hunt ; R.
'' "
Hyatt, Mary
Hyatt , lwfel vin J.
Johnson, C. H.
Johnson, Marie
Larco Fish Co.,
Leos, J.
Levy, Henry
s.
Lewis Manufaoturing Co.,
" " "
' "
" "
" "
Lewis, Ida Mae
Lindstrom, Victor
Lush, Marion E.
Lynoh, John
Ma.oQuarrie, James
MaHoney, Alice I.
Martin, M.
Mikula, s. A.
Mission Paint & Art Co.,
Mission Produce & Supply
Mission If "
Moxley, w. B.
1lelson, Lewis
Nichols, Julia
Nichols, Dr. N.
Olivera, G. F.
Ordaz, Tillie
Ord Ice Co.
Osborne, Albert
" H. L.
"
The
The
Co.
If
$100.00
60.00
95.00
45.00
119.20
100.00
29.05
12.00
58.00
112.17
40.00
12.00
224.00
8.3)
39.03
4.00
18.19
9.00
18.00
70.00
80.00
80.00
70.00
17.93
7.10
56.60
155.28
31.03
117.00
27.95
100 . 00
75.00
16.13
70.00
75.00
75.00
65.00
21.75
6.35
12.70
32.76
5.00
5.00
70.00
100.00
50.00
75.00
16.80
65.00
43.45
:.
,
November 5th, 1923.
Osborne, H. L. HOSPITAL FUND
Ott Hardware Co.
"
Overs.a., Ole A.
Paoific Coast Publishing Co.
Paoiio Coast Publishing Co.
Parma Co.
Parma Co.
Parmelee-Dohrma.nn Co.
"
" "
Patek & Co.
Peifer, L.
Peter, Ira B.
Pico, John B.
Piovesan, Geo.
Province, Alice
Ramidas, Matilda
Rammalle, Geo.
Rigney, Wm.
Roh1k, P.
Rouse, C. F.
Ruser, Arthur
Sangster, w.
II
"
Santa Barbara Drug Co.
Santa Barbara Roofing Co.
Santa Barbara Telephone Co.
Santa Barbara Telephone Co.
Scherer Co., R. L.
" JI . "
-
" "
" tt "
" " II
Schultz, Elsie
" "
" "
" "
Schwartz, Kathryn
Seaside Oil Co. , The
If "
" II If
Shirrell, c. L.
Smith's Bootery
Southern Calif. Edison Co.
Southern Pacific Co.
' S. P. Milling Co.
II " II
Spreitz, H. A.
Standard Oil Co., ~he
Stone, c. w.
$86.26 Allowed for
'
$30.80
907.65
38.30
110.00
8.25
14.10
44.80
86.06
31.00
80.85
18.90
68,00
55.00
28.00
85.00
100.00
60.00
47.90
90.00
ao.oo
55.00
75.00
120.00
30.80
72.25
22.02
38.24
84.35
20.85
28.44
60.85
9.17
21.00
60.00
69.00
63.00
22.58
142.20
26.63
157 .50
125.00
3.00
241.43
6.42
56.00
59.15
100.00
3.46
130.00
147
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Union Feed and Fu.el Co., The
Union Mill & Lumber Co.
" "
" " It
Vandever, c. G.
It "
" " "
" u "
Vandever, Signe
11 "
Vaughn, Alta M.
Velasquez, Jesus
Warren & Bailey Co.
"
"
Waterbury Chemical Co.
Wears, Lucy
Western Wholesale Drug Co.
White Meroorial Hospital, The
Wilson, Bert
" Frank
Woolsey, Chester A.
:
Acosta, F. HOSPITAL BUILDING FUND
" "
II II
" "
" ff
Ames, A.
" F.
11 "
" Frank
Arroqui, J. P.
" 11
Avistia, J.
" "
Boeseke-Dawe Co.
Bourquin, Ed.
Brongart, F.
" It
11 "
Colton, F. A.
" II
Cooney, o.
Cooper, F.
Cordero, Joe
" n
" "
Corrall, J.
n "
,
$23.52
304.35
152.00
11.00
44.45
150.00
150.00
21.59
26.50
140.00
140.00
94.00
55.00
21.50
35.60
75.00
24.50
5.00
5.32
so.oo
36.00
30.00
30.00
30.00
15.00
30 . 00
49.50
99.00
99.00
158.62
129.00
363.00
12.00
48.00
48.80
92.25
48.00
20.00
48.00
49.50
99.00
40.50
8.00
24.00
24.00
24.00
12.00
48 .00
J
November 5th, 1923.
Corrall, J.
Craviotto, E. J .
" " -
Dearman, w. H
Dearma.n, w. H.
Dominguez, J.
Edwards, ~. F
Edwards, .!:!; F .
Edwards, ~ . F.
Ganzinelli, B.
Gonzales, J .
" "
Herrera, F.
Martinez, R.
" "
Mills, w. G.
fl w. s.
Moe and Jacobson
Monero, M.
Moreno , 11~
" "
Newton , J
Ott Hardware Co .
lf It "
Rial, F.
" "
Smith, F.
lt II
. " "
Stover, M. s.
Union Mill & Lumber
" " - " "
" " " fl
Vaca, L.
Ward, H.
" F.
Yr igayen, F.
" "
" "
Associated Charities
"
Belcher, F. E.
Bobo, G. w.
" fl
Brovm, Robt, w. M.D.
Buro la, I. M.
" If .
Callis, F. I.
Co.
HOSPITAL BUILDING FUND
I
INDIGENT FUND
.
$20.00
7.62
62.77
99.00
90.00
16.00
198.00
121.00
121.00
81.00
20.00
8 . 00
4.00
12.00
48.00
41. 80
40.50
1ffi.00
48.00
20.00
24.00
28 . 00
169.58
69.50
99.00
99.00
99.00
99.00
144.00
149.62
137.50
129 . 80
1643.80
16.00
49.50
99.00
20.00
48.00
48.00
399. 25
98.62
25.00
20.00
20 . 00
3.75
20. 00
10.00
130.00
149
150
Campodonico, E. M. INDIGENT FUND
Coblentz and Schwabacher
" "
Gardner-Wheaton Co.
Jordano Bros.
Lucas Sanitarium
" II
" " .
If "
Martindale, M.A.
Moore Mercantile Co ~
Parma Co.
Rudolph, Chas.
Sterling Drug Co.
Union Feed and Fuel Co .
Almanzo, F.
II "
"
Bates , J . T.
Cota, J . M.
Cota , J. M.
Del brook , Geo .
" "
Domingo , P.
Dominguez , c.
Dominguez, I'.{ R.
"
Good Roads Machinery Co .
Hales , . Orin E
Her nandez , D.
" II
Hickey Bros. Co.
Huerta , L.
Maokrell, Wm.
Mor ales, Y.
Morri s, R. w.
Morris, R. w.
McDonald , E. A.
" "
Ramsey, Henry
Robles, J .
Romero , F. L.
" "
Sauseda, v.
Smith Booth Usher Co .
Union Mill & Lumber Co .
" II "
" II II "
Williamson, J . M.
FIRST ROAD FUND
$15.00
10 . 00
15.00
5.00
10.00
17.20
13. 00
58.50
26.00
29.40
20.00
92.95
56.30
15.85
8 .50
3.85
4.20
4.80
2.75
3.00
4.50
6.30
6.30
. 1. 75
1.75
8 .40
8 .40
6.43
1. 67
3.85
2.45
1 6.00
42.00
1.40
1. 20
61 . 50
6 .95
2 .40
6 .00
63. 00
2.10
6 . 00
6 . 00
4.20
. 59
9.24
33.17
2.25
25 . 00
November 5th, 1923.
Aceroz, P. SECOND ROAD FUND
Arce, Ygnacio
Ayala, E .
" "
Batlar~,Be'te.rly
II W. R.
Bennett, M.
Bonio, Joe
Carabaja1, Paz
Carpinter ia Clay Products Co.
" II "
Corral, F.
" G.
11 11
" "
Corrale, F.
Cruz, R.
Delgadillo, J .
Diaz, E.
n II
Doerr, Tom
Fragoso, Gerraro
II Genaro
" Guillermo
" 11
Galindo, J .
" If
.Garcia , Antonio
" J.
Good Roads Machinery Co.
Hickey Bros . Co.
Higgins , L. M.
Humphrey , Fred
Lopez, J.
" 11
Lopez , Jose
Lopez, T.
II "
Madel , Refugio
Martinez, M.
"
Mora, Mike
Mor alez, E.
Moreno , A~
Murgia, M.
Navarez, A.
1Tavarro, E.
I'fevare z , A.
Ogan , R. J .
"
"
$ 8.00
3.00
55.00
22.50
5.00
49.50
10.00
15.00
24.00
20.25
211. 20
12.00
20.00
8 .00
4. 00
s . oo
44.00
6.00
4.00
36.50
27.50
20.00
8 . 00
8 . 00
20 . 00
8 . 00
1 6 . 00
10 .00
9.00
4.76
78 . 49
10.13
15.75
48.00
48.00
3.00
48.00
48.00
4 . 00
20.00
s.oo
12.00
48.00
.
20.50
s.oo
16. 00
12.00
8 . 00
127.55
151
152
Ott Hardware Co. SECOlill ROAD FUND
Ovieda, Ed .
Pear son , N. L.
Perez, Pascual
Porteo , Joe
Quezada, J .
Ramirez, M.
Reynolds , c. P .
Richardson, Chas . T.
Rodriguez, M.
Romero, Juan
Romero, Wil l ie
Rubio , Jesus
Saragosa , Julio
Saragosa, Pete
Smit h-Booth-Usher Co.
Smith-Booth-Usher Co .
II II "
Sotelo, B.
Souther n Califor nia Edison Co .
Tello, Dan
tt "
lf "
~hurmon.d , Frank
Union Feed and Fuel Co.
Union Mill & Lumber Co.
Vasquez, R.
rr " -
Villanueva, c.
" "
" L.
" n
Ynigus, A.
Zepeda, F.
Bacon Company, Edward R. THIRD ROAD
~lock , A.
Boyd Lumber & Mill Co.
Brown, H. c.
California Corrugated Culvert Co .
. " " " "
Clancy, A. L.
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Edgar, Thos
Galusha, 1. G.
Larsen, s. P.
Olsen , Soren
Ontiveros , Adolph
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~15.75
16. 00
17.50
35.00
20. 00
38.00
3,00
169.55
181.26
4.00
38 .50
49.50
21 . 00
4 . 00
4.00
7 2 . 00
247.64
16.86
12.00
51.34
6. 00
7.50
18 . 00
31.so
18 . 00
60 .20
20.00
8 . 00
20. 00
a.oo
8 . 00
16.00
44.00
19.00
7.93
23. 00
.45
4.00
13.80
8 . 67
87. 00
2.17
72.00
9.00
17.50
41.00
40 . 00
54.45
November 5th, 1923
Petersen, J. F. THIBD ROAD FUND
Swan, E. L.
Union Mill & Lumber Co.
II II " "
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Union Oil Co. of Calif.
Alexander, G. FOURTH ROAD FUND
Archer, Walter
Brown-Bevis Co.
California. Corrugated Culvert
II "
Celite Company
Everett Building Co.
"
" Mill & Lumber Co.
Hildebrand, Albert
Hollister Estate Company
. Huyck, A. L.
Lompoc Garage
n "
Moore Meroantile Co.
"
Smith Hardware Co., w. R.
Southern Paoific Milling Co.
Co.
Auto Club of Santa Barba.Ds FIF~H ROAD FUND
Bidamon, Chas.
' Bryant & Trott. Co.
California Corrugated
If
" "
Clark, J. w.
" "
" II
Crakes Garage
11 Thos.
De Rosa, Joe M.
Dias, Leo
Fesler, John
"
" "
Forbes, Robt
Goodchild, Willie
Grafft, John
" "
Helser & Bailey
Jenkins, M.
Lane, John c.
Luk:eman Bros.
Mendoza, Guadalupe
Novo Bros.
"
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Culvert Co.
t
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$104.00
48.00
.81
2.95
,09
8.52
7.00
48.00
3.13
29.86
1.66
.29
27.07
4. 05
60.00
35.00
26.00
24.68
1081.16
1.37
99.60
42.77
98.50
10.30
42.8 7
8.12
5.88
6.28
40 . 00
48. 00
48.00
12.50
108.00
104.50
16.50
112.00
112.00
112.00
60.00
20.00
96.00
132.00
20.39
56.00
38.50
5.50
3.50
4.50
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Ontiver os, Grace FIFTH ROAD FUND
Paaifio Coast Coal Co.
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Powell, c. w.
Rall, L. A.
Bice, Fred
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Roemer & Roemer
Ruiz, Joe D.
Sanches, Manue1
Santa Barbara Telephone Co .
Santa Maria Valley R. R. co.
" " " "
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I Valley Oil Co.
Wilson, George
Wilson, Geo.
" "
Bergante, A SIXTH ROAD FUND
II "
Cervantes, L.
" "
D' Andre a, G.
Drexel Lime & Cement Co.
Lampe, E. G.
If G.
Madero, R.
" II
Montezeno, J.
" "
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" "
Ott Hardware Co.
Ovieda, Ed.
" "
" E. s. .
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" '.l.1ony
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:Padilla, F.
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Union Feed and Fuel Co.
Unzueta, D.
" "
" "
$1000 .00
157.65
5.10
1375.00
54. 00
36.00
72.00
198.65
48.00
14.00
2.25
44.65
26.76
187.04
33.00
33.00
33.00
4.80
6.00
2.40
2.40
9. 35
85.90
9.60
12.00
2.40
2.40
2.00
2.40
2.40
2.40
1.20
1.20
2.70
2.90
6.40
1.60
5 .60
3.50
3.60
1.50
3.00
3.00
2 .40
2.40
1.75
2.40
2.40
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Verin, P.
Aguirre, J.
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Alvarado, Jose
Amador, Bartolo
Amado, "
Ambrose Lumber Co.
Arango , Manuel
" "
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Archer, Walter
November 5th, 1923.
SIXTH ROAD FUND
GENERAL ROAD FUND
Associated Oil Company
Barnett, H. C.
Bean, Harvey
Beccaria, E.
" "
Beuterbaugh, Fred
Boeseke-Dawe Co.
" " If
Brokofsky, Carl
Brown-Bevis Company,
Brown, Ross,
California Truck Co.
Cinfeugoa, J.
" "
Clem, G. w .
" "
" "
Cordero, Joe
" "
" 1f
Corral, c.
" "
Crakes, Thos.
Craviotto, E. J.
" "
Cruz, M.
" "
DeVaul, J. I~.
Dias, Leo
Dominguez, A.
" E.
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$ 2.40
2.40
12.00
36.00
48.00
48.00
16.00
48 . 00
12.00
27.00
13.50
477.00
27.00
27.00
9.00
48.00
13.78
13.50
54.00
60.00
40.00
54.75
54.45
42.00
56.00
27.50
112.00
3.00
60. JO
20.00
62 . 00
48.00
24.00
18.00
27 00
22.50
20.00
48.00
108.00
129.61
21.70
36.25
68.50
184.00
16.00
44.00
44.00
24.00
155
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" N.
"
" T.
Encinis, Frank
Encinis, F.
"
Esparza, M.
"
Everett Mill & Lumber Co.
Fairbanks, Morse & Co.
" "
Fesler, I. M.
"
Forbes, Robt.
Foster, G. H.
" "
Freeze and Freeze
Gaularte, M.
11 "
" "
Glines, Denzil c.
" John T.
" " "
Gonzales, Elias
Gorin, John
Granado, A.
Granado, Asuncion
Hendricks, R.
" "
Herrera, F.
" "
Hildenbrand, A. J.
Huyck, Monte
Jia, F. M.
" "
Jones, C. A.
" "
Kingsbuary, H. H.
Lambert, c. E "
Lambert, Clarence
" Fred
" N.
" N.
" "
Leyva, Leo
" "
If "
Lompoc Garage
"
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GENERAL ROAD FUND
$18.00
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48.00
48.00
20.00
9.00
54.00
54.00
48.00
48.00
15.05
83.63
27.20
54.00
27.00
60.00
76.00
76.00
18.25
27.00
30.50
27.00
24.00
456. 00
420.00
48.00
48 .oo
48.00
12.00
39 .oo
78.00
48.00
48.00
60.00
90.00
31.60
49.50
35.00
52.00
54.00
120.00
152.00
20.00
165.00
84.00
96.00
96.00
30.00
30.00
30.00
412.90
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Lompoc Garage
Lopez, Fi lomena
" "
If J .
Mackellar, Alexander
Martin , J. C.
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Martinez, A.
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Martinez, F.
Martinez, Francis
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" M. F .
Ma. t a , G.
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" J .
" II
" M.
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1iedina, A.
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" P .
II P.
Meraz , J .
Meraze, J .
Miller, D.
" Dan.
" H.
" Harry
Monts., J.
Montes, J .
Morales, M.
II "
Morales,. 11{.
Mueller , T. C
McKeel,Howard
Oj uda, G. -
Omador, Bartolo
Ontiveros, s.
Onucia, G.
" "
Ott Har dware Co.
" " "
II " "
Ovieda , E.
" "
" Ed .
Padilla, F.
GENERAL ROAD FUND
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$ 9. 35
42. 00
42. 00
44.00
64.24
56.00
16.75
28. 00
52. 00
48 . 00
48 . 00
2 7 . 00
27. 00
18.00
1 0 8 . 00
48 . 00
48 . 00
36. 00
32. 00
48 . 00
24 . 00
48 . 00
48. 00
48 . 00
48 . 00
48 . 00
48. 00
48 . 00
48. 00
48 . 00
44.00
48 . 00
20. 00
27. 00
18 . 00
27 . 00
4 4 . 00
52. 00
13.50
1 8 . 00
45.00
27.00
27 .oo
84.95
180. 57
10.95
30. 00
15 . 00
30 . 00
16. 00
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Pagliotti, P.
Pedregon, Pete
If "
Pickett, K. R.
Powell, c. w.
Record & Wheatley
Reynolds. Tom
Richardson, Chas.
Richardson, Chas.
" "
Rico, J.
" "
" "
R;i.vas, Antonio
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If
If
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Francisco
"
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Rivas, Francisco
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Roberts, Frank
Robles, G.
Romero, A.
" "
Romero, J.
" J . E.
1t L.
Romero , Laurence
" Louis
Ruiz, Fred
If "
" "
" J. D.
Sanchez, L.
" s.
Sangster, Geo.
GENERAL ROAD FUND
T.
T.
If
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Santa Barbara f elephone Co.
Seaside Oil Company
Shoemake, Wm.
Simpson, Frank R.
" If
ti T. M.
Sotelo, B.
" "
Standard Oil Co.
St. John,A. s.
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$ 37.00
30.00
65.00
82.50
3000.00
33.60
83.40
147.00
768.00
496.00
48 .00
36.00
52.00
27.00
27.00
26.00
51.00
27.00
27. 00
59.00
26.00
27.00
27.00
26.00
10.00
57.50
65.00
6.00
4.00
60.00
34.00
55.00
20.00
24.00
24.00
76.00
48.00
12.00
15.75
7.40
11.10
18.60
85.25
82.55
9.00
12.00
48.00
5.50
61.02
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Swan, E. L. GE:tfERAL ROAD FUND
James
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~igueiro, Sylvester
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Tripl.ett, L. A.
" fl
Union Feed and Fuel Co.
II " " "
Union Oil Co. of Calif.
" " " "
Val.dez, H.
Valdez, H.
Vasquez, R.
" "
Ventura Refining Company
Villanueva, c.
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Western Machine and Foundry Co.
" " " "
Westwick Iron Works
"
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Wilson, Geo.
Wilson, Geo.
Acosta, F. GOOD ROADS FUND
Alvarado, J.
If
Bermu.dez, .John
" "
" Sam
"
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Camargo, Jim
"
II "
" Joe
" "
Donahue, John
Eastman, J . B.
Gneisa., Chas.
" "
Hansen , H. c.
Henricks, R.
If If
Herrera, F.
" "
Jamison, s. 1 ;
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$16.00
52.00
62.50
56.25
65.12
26.00
204.00
112.00
3.50
3.50
49.53
42.18
44.00
44.00
16.00
44.00
224.58
48.00
16.00
56.20
52.04
32.60
13.75
33.00
33.00
15.00
24.00
24.00
34. 70
30.10
35.75
14.75
35.40
31.50
35.75
5.55
28.00
24.00
21.95
140 . 00
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13.10
52.90
65.00
39.00
40.00
12.00
17.55
30 .90
159
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L. & B. Machinery Co .
Leyva , Leo .
" "
Logan, Bob
MaoGillivray, J .
Marion Steam Shovel
Miller, John
Montezino , J .
Ontiveros, Adolph
L.
" If
11 "
" M.
Ovieda, Tony
Padilla, F.
" "
Re Uy Machine Works
Reynolds, Tom
" 11
Robles , G.
Rogers, M. E.
Seaside Oil Company
Shoemake, Wm.
st. John, A. s.
Unzueta., D.
Vasquez, R.
Co.
Ventura Refining Company
Waugh, Ed.
GOOD ROADS FU~ID
Western Machine and Foundry Co.
Bailey, Ethel H.
Constable, c. B.
Hacking , c. J.
Loveren, Dr. G.
Osburn , Wm. Q.
" " "
Paulding, o. P.
Pope, A. s.
Smith, Edgar D.
s.
Santa Barbara Telephone Co.
SALARY FUND
ADVERTISING FUND
Santa Mar i a Valley Warehouse Co.
Midland Counties Pub . Serv. Cor p'n. CASMALIA ST.
LIGH1'ING FUND
Bee, Henry GUADALUPE PUB. CEMETERY FUND
Santa Maria Gas Co. GUADALUPE ST. LIGHTING DIST. FUND
Midland Codnties Pub. Serv. Corp'n. LOS ALAMOS ST.
LIGH11ING FUND -
$23.10
33.00
30.00
23.50
17 . 25
63. 85
50. 00
12.00
47~75
oo.oo
34.70
48.77
30. 00
15.00
24.00
24.00
579.53
49.00
96.00
54 . 00
15.00
61. 00
35.40
515 .98
12. 00
50.00
39.20
35.05
5915. 36
5.00
66.64
125. 00
1 25 .00
5.00
5.00
75.00
5.00
25 . 00
27.50
17.25
42.00
36.00
76.50
101.50
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In the Matter of the Application of The American & Foreign Marine Insurance
Company for issuance of duplicate of bonds known as "State High\vay Bridge Bonds of Santa
Barbar a County" which bonds have become defaced or mutilated.
RESOLUTION.
WHEREAS, rHE .AMERICAN & FOREIGN MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY, a corporation organi~e~
and existing under and by virtue of the l aws of the State of New York, has filed with
thi s Board its application, pursuant to an act of the legislature of the State of
California, approved February 23, 1907, entitled, "An act to provide for the issuance f
duplicates of bonds, warrants and other municipal securities which have become defaced
or mutilated;" and,
WHEREAS, it has been made to appear to this Board that said The American & Forei
Marine Insurance Company is the owner of t he following described bonds of the County o
Santa Barbara, to wit:
Twenty-five (25 ) one t housand (1,000 ) Dollar County of Santa Barbara Highway
Bridge f ive (5) per cent bonds, numbered t wo hi1ndred fifty-one (251) to two hundred
seventy-five (275), inclusive, all dated September sixth, one thousand nine hundred an
fifteen, bonds numbered two hundred fifty-one (251) to two hundred and sixty (260),
inclusive, being due September sixth, one thousand nine hundred and forty-one; bonds
numbered two hundred sixty-one (261) to two hundred seventy (270) inclusive, being due
September sixth, one thousand nine hundred forty-two; bonls numbered two hundred seven~yone
(271) to two hundred seventy-five (275), i nclusive, being due September sixth, one
thousand nine hundred forty-three; and with coupons numbered fifteen (15) due March
sixth, one thousand nine hundred and twenty-three, and all subsequent coupons, for
each and every one of said bonds.
and,
WHEREAS, it has been made to appear by clear and unequivocal proof t hat the sai
bonds have become, without any bad faith upon the part of the owner, so mutilated and
defaced as to impair their value to t he owner, and that said bonds are capable of bein
identif ied by number and description; and,
WHEREAS, said The American & Foreign Marine Insurance Company has accompanied
its said application with a deposit of money in the sum of no (no) dollars, which said
sum has been and is deemed suff icient by this Board to cover the cost of printing or
lithographing or otherwise preparing dupl i cates of said bonds, and all other expenses
connected with t he i ssuance thereof; and,
WHEREAS the said Board has wai ved t he making of azw deposit in view of the fact
the applicant has already paid all expenses in connection with the issuance of said
bonds; and
WHEREAS, said The American & Foreign Marine Insurance Company has been required
by this Board to file wi t h said appl icat ion a bond i n t he sum of twenty-one hundred
(2100 . 00) dollars, wi t h good and suffic i ent surety conditioned to i ndemnify and save
harmless t he County of Santa Barbara f rom any claim upon said mutilated and defaced ,
securities; and,
WHEREA S, a bond in t he s um of twenty-one hundred (2100 . ) dollars has been and i
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deemed by t his ~o.a rd to be a sufficient bond in t he premises ; and,
WHEREAS, sa id pr i ncipal has f i led wi th this Board, as required by j t, a bond
in t he sum of twenty-one hundred ( 2100.) doll ars, with good and suffic i ent surety approved
by this Board, c onditi oned to indemnify and save harmless said County of Santa Barbara
from any claim upon said mutilated or defaced securities; now, therefore,
BE IT RESOLVED, that t he County of Santa Barbara, by i ts Board of Supervisors,
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at this duly call.ed meeting of said Board, does hereby authorize the issuance of
duplicate bonds to replace said mutilated and defaced bonds herein.above described; and,
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED , that t he officer or officers who had charged in the firs t
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instance of causing t o be printed, lithographed or otherwise prepared the original bonds
hereinabove described, do cause t o be issued duplicates thereof as provided in the act
of the legislature hereina.bove referred to; and, I
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, t hat such duplicate bonds shall be signed by the sarm I
officers and issued in all respects as nearly as possible as the original instruments, I
and when so prepared and issued shall be delivered to said The American & Foreign Marine
Insurance Company in exchange for the original bonds; and ,
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that when suoh original bonds are surrendered and said
duplicate bonds issued and delivered in exchange therefor, that the County Auditor of
the County of Santa Barbara shall cause proper record to be made of the cancellation of
said ori gna.l bonds , in his official records; and ,
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that when said duplicate bonds are i ssued in accordance
with this res olution that they shall have all the f orce, ef fect and validity of the
original securities hereinabove described .
~n the Matter of providing ways and means for the eradication of the Mealy bug.
Interests representing the Lemon anl Walnut Growers of the County of Santa Barbara
appeared before the Board and requested this Board to provide ways and means for the
eradication of the mealy bug, which pest is now doing great damage to the horticultural
interest of said county,
On motion duly seconded and carried , it is ordered t hat Horticultural Commissioner
Eugene s. Kellogg , be and he is hereby authorized and directed to immediately establish
a county inseotry, equip same an:l employ skilled help in the establishment and maintenance
of said insectry. Upon the passage of the foregoing order, the r oll being called,
the following Supervisors voted, Aye, to-wit: Sam J. Stanwood, J. T. Torrence , w. L.
Talbott and H. s . Deaderick, Nays, None, Supervisor c . L. Preisker not being present .
In the Matter of the Petition of c. E. DeWitt to establish, maintain and operate .
an Automobile Park in the Town of Los Alamos ,
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It appearing to the Board that c. E. DeWitt filed a petition with the Clerk of this
Board on the 14th day of November, 1923, in the above-entitled matter, aDl
It further appearing that the proposed location of said park is within a distance
of 1000 feet of a residence or dwelling house, it is Ordered that said petition be I
heard by this Boa.rdcn Mord9.y,the 7th day of January, 1924, at 10 o'clock a . m., of said
day , at the room of said Board, at the Court House , in the County of Santa Barbara, and
that notice of the time and place of hearing said petition be given to all persons
interested therein by publication of such notice in the Santa Maria Times , a newspaper
of general circulation printed and published in said county, for at least two successive
weeks prior to the day fixed for said he aring, and that a similar notice shall also I
be posted in a conspicuous place upon the property where such proposed automobile park
is to be established.
In t he Matter of the Petition Of J. J . Quick to establish , mai ntain and operate
--\:. c.:r.~--).\\~" an Automobile Park in the ro\vn of Orcutt,
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~'-'-~~~,~~ It appearing to the Board that J. J. Quick filed .a petition with t he Clerk of
~":l,.'(K'~~ this Board on the 17th day of November, 1923, in the above-entitled matter, and
It further appearing that the proposed location of said park ia within a distance
of 1000 feet of a residence or dwelling house, it is
Order ed that said petition be heard by this Board on Monday, the 7th day of
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January 1924 , at 10 o 'clock a . m. of said day , a t t he r oom of said Board , at t he Court
House, in the County of Santa Bar bara, and t hat not ice of t he time and pl ace of mariD;g
sai d pe t ition be given t o all persons interested therein by publi cation of such no tice
in the Santa Maria Times, a newspaper of general circulation, printed and publ ished i
said county , for at l east t wo sucoesaive weeks prior to the day fixed for said hearing,
and that a simi lar notice shall also be pos t ed in a conspi cuous place upon the pr opert
where such pr oposed automobile park is t o be established.
In t he Mat ter of the Pe t i t ion of D. M. Barr to es t ablish , maintain and operate n
Automobile Park in the Town of Car pinter ia ,
It appear ing to t he Board t hat D. M. Barr f i l ed a petition wi th t he Clerk of
Board on the 3rd day of December, 1923, in the above-entit l ed matter, and
It urther appear ing tha t the proposed l ocation of said part is withi n a dist ance
of 1000 f eet of a r e s i dence or dwelling house , it is
Or dered t ha t said pe t ition be hear d by this Board on Monday, t he 7th day of
Januar y 1924, a t 10 o 'clock a . m. , of said day , at t he r oom of said Boar d , a t t he
Court House in the County of Santa Barbara, and tha t notice of the time and place of
hear ing said pe t i tion be given to all per.sons i nterested t here in by publication of s ue
notice in The Mor ni ng Press, a newspaper of general c i r cul a tion, pr inted and publi shed
in said County , for at l east t wo succes sive weeks prior t o the day f i xed for s aid hear
ing , and that simi l ar noti ce shall also be posted i n a conspi cuous place upon the
pr operty wher e such pr oposed automobi le park i s to be established.
In t he Matt er of Purchasi ng Real Property by the Count y of Santa Barbara.
Or der of Purchase.
Whereas , t he Board of Sup er visors by a r esol ution dul y passed and adopted on th
5th day of November , 1923, declared it to be the intention of said Boar d to purchase
from G. L. Case and Irene T. Case , the real property in sa id re sol ution and here inafte
described , for t he sum of Seven Hundred and Fifty & 00/100 Dollars in l awful money of
t he United Stat es , said purchase price to be paid on the executi on and delivery of a
good and sufficient de ed of said property to the County of Santa Barbara , which wil l
convey the said pr operty to s aid county fr e e f r om al l liens and encumbrance s , and f ixe
this 3rd day of December, 1923, at 10 o ' clock a . m. at t he Rooms of this Boa rd in the
Court House in the Ci ty of Sant a Barbara in said county as the ti ~e and place when and
where t he Board woul d meet to consummate said purchase , a nd dir ected t hat notice there f
be given by t he publ i cation of said re solution for at l east three weeks prior to said
date in t he Lompoc Review, a newspaper of general circula tion published in said county
and
WHEREAS , it now appears t hat not ice of t he s aid i nten tion of t he Board to make
said pur chase and of t he time and place when and wher e the Board would meet to consummate
said purchase , has been given as ordered by this Board , and further that sai d pr o
perty is needed by the County of Santa Barbara , that t he price t o be paid t he refor i s
reas onabl e and just and that i t will be to t he i nter est of t he publi c to purchase said
pr operty a t said price ; and
Whereas , i t further a ppear s tha t G. L. Case and Irene f . Case, the owners of
said pr operty are wiJJj~ t o sell the same t o t he count y f or said sum of Seven Hundr ed an
Fifty & 00/100 Doll ar s ,
Now Therefo r e , i t is or dered by the Boa rd of Supervis ors of t he County of
Santa Barbara , t hat said county purchase said pr operty from said G. L. Case and Irene
T. Cas e at the price of Seven Hundred and Fifty & 00/100 Dollars , in lawful money of
the United St ates , sai d purchase price t o be paid to said G. L. Case and Irene T. Case
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on the execution and delivery to the county of a good and sufficient deed or deedswhic
will convey said property to said county.
rt is further ordered that said G. L. Case and Irene T. Case shall f orthWith furnish
an abstract of title to said property and submit the same to the District Attorne
for examination, or a satisfactory certificate of title, and upon the approval of the
title to said property and 'the said deed or deeds by the District Attorney~ the Audito
sha11 issue to said G. L. Case and Irene T. Case a warrant upon the Treasury for the
said sum of Seven Hundred and Fifty & 00/100 Dollars out of the General ]Un.d.
Said property is situated in the City of Lompoc, County of Santa Barbara, State
of California, and particularly described as follows, to-wit:
Lots Ten (10) and Eleven (11) in Block Sixty-three (63)
Passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara,
State of California, this 3rd day of December, A. D. 1923.
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H. S. Deaderick, Chairman of the Board of
Supervisors.
Attest:-
c. A. Hunt, C.l erk
In the Matter of making Application to the Bureau of Public Roads for assistance
in the improvement of the San Marcos Pass Road,
On motion duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that Supervisor c. L. Preisker
' be and he is hereby authorized to make application to the Bureau of Public Roads, on
behalf of the County of Santa Barbara for financial assistance in 'the improvement of
that portion of the public highway known as the San Marcos Pass Road which passes
through the National Forest Heserve in said County.
In the .Matter of the Petition of Francia Love for refund of taxes erroneously
collected.
It appearing to the Board of Bupervisors of the County of Santa Barbara from the
petition filed with the Clerk of this Board on the 24th day of September, 1923, in .
the above entit1ed matter, that Lots 4,38,39,42 Sec. 15 Twp. 6, Range 31 w. 8. B. M.
were sold to the ~tate of California on the 29th day of June 1918, fo~ the delinquent
taxes for the year 1917, and
It further appearing that said above described real property was at all the times
mentioned in .said petition used for church purposes ~d was therefore exempt from
taxation, and
It .further appearing that said. petitioner on the 2nd day of July 1923, purchased
at tax sale the above described real property for the sum of $321.32,
On motion duly seconded and unanimously carried, it is ordered that said sum of
$321.32 so erroneously oollected on said erroneous assessment as aforesaid, be repaid
to said petitioner upon said petitioner presenting a claim against the County made out
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and verified as provided by law.
In the Matter of Correcting Clerical Errors in Assessments for the fiscal year
1923-24.
It satisfactorily appearing to the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa
Barbara from a statement furnished by the County Assessor that clerical errors were
made in the following assessments for the fiscal year 1923-24, and application having
been made to this Board by said County Assessor for authority to correct said assessments
and the written consent of the District Attorney having been obtained therefor,
and
It also appearing that the correcting of said assessments will decrease the
amount of truces charged against said tax: payers by reason thereof~
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On motion duly seconded and unanimously carried, it is ordered that the County
Assessor be and he is hereby authorized to correct the following assessments on the
assessment rolls of the County of Santa Barbara for the fiscal year 1923-24, to-wit:
Strike off auto $200. Pac.
assessment, see Geo. W.
s. W. Tr. & Sav. Bank Vol. 1 Page 161. Double
Lloyd Vol. 1 Page 156.
Strike off from personal property $450, Manuel D. Domingu~z, Vol. 1
Page 61 account 2 autos he did not have.
Strike off from Las Positas Land Co~ - Voll Pg 161, $13,500. from
Lots 8 & 9 Sec. 6-4-27-70 acres acct clerical error in copying.
Strike off from assessment Stephen Rutherford et al., Vol. 1Pg188,
$295, acct double asst. see Vol. 4 Page 153.
Strike off from Charlotte Shepard, Vol. 1 Page 40, Lot 24 Map 6~
$250. acct. double assessment, see Vol. 1 Pg 33, Ge.o. G. McLean.
Strike off from Herbert G. Wyl ie, Vol. 1 Pg 213, Impts on Bks 8-9-
10 etc. Town of Naples $260. No imps there.
Also strike off lot 40 x 150 Bk 156 ~25.
II tt If If 25 X 150 II 156 25.
" " " " Nwt Blk 43 45. Double ass essments, see same page.
Stri ke off from Elizabeth McDougall , Vol 1 Pg 32, Personal property,
$650 account error in assessing auto.
Strike off from Edwin Adlam, Vol. 2 Pg 3, Furniture $300 . Had no furniture,
error in assessment.
Strike off from Lena Anderson, Vol. 2 Page 8, Auto $240. Double assessment,
See Hilda Coles, Vol. 2 Pg 82.
Strike off from Jas. H. Batten, Vol. 2 Pg 32, Furniture $200. Same removed
in Nov. 1922.
Strike off from Axel E. Bern, Vol. 2 Pg 40 furniture $1000. Double
assessment, see Gus. A. Berg, Vol. 2 Pg 39.
Strike off from Antonio Bisal, Vol. 2 Pg 43 Personal property $400
account furni tu.re removed prior to 1st Monday in March.
Strike off from w. E. Browni ng, Vol. 2 Pg 57, personal property, $800,
acoount furniture removed prior to 1st Monday in March.
Strike off from Mary E. Burns, Vol. 2 .Pg 61, improvements on Lot 9
Blk 4 Van Vactor & Meyers Add. $1000. No impts on this lot.
Strike off from Sophie E. P. Carswell, Vol. 2 Pg 70, improvements on Lot 3
Blk 84, $300. No impts on this lot.
Strike off from Frank Doty, Vol. 2 Pg 113, Lot 7 Blk 163--$200. This
lot accepted by city as street piror to lst Mon in Moh.
Also strike off improvements on Lot 13 Blk 164--$1000 . Not started until
after lst Monday in March.
Allow Soldier exemption on w. E. Ellis Vol 2 Pg 130-$1000 account same having
been filed but not credited on roll.
strike off from Lucinda A. Eroanbrack, 'Vol. 2 Pg 132, Personal property,
$530. account double assessment on auto, See Chas. H. Ercanbrack,
Vol. 2 Pag 132.
strike off from c. B. Flint, Vol. 2 Pg. 144, improvements on Lot 12 Blk 49
$1500. Sarne not started until after 1st Monday in March.
Allow Soldier exemption $1000 on Louise S. Fowler, Vol 2 Pg 147, Lot 12
Blk 9 Neala Add. Ssme f11ed but not credited on roll. Was credited to
another L. s. Fowler and latter property will be doubled for 1924.
Strike off from Emma M. Gehl, Vol. 2 Pg 159 personal property $400
account :furniture not in house until after 1st Mon. in Mch.
Strike off from Mary A. Goff, Vol. 2 Pg 164, personal property $375
account double assessment, see E. E. Goff, Vol. 4 Pg 44.
Strike off from Jas. Hamilton Vol. 2 Page 179 Auto $525 account double
assessment, see Vol. 4 Pg 339.
Strike off from R. L. P. Hanford, Vol. 2 Pg 180 furniture $200 account
same being property J. A. Potter, see Vol. 4 Pg 335.
Strike off from asses sment Caroline Hazard, Vol. 2 Pg 189
Improvements $6000. Double assessment, see Mary P. B. Ha zard, Vol 2 Pg 189.
Strike off from Louella M. Heinrich, Vol. 2 Pg 191 improvements $250.
No impts on this Lot (Lot 5 Blk D Granthurst.)
Strike off from Philinda Hunt, Vol. 2 Pg 211 improvements on Lot 1
Blk 339--$600--No impts on this lot.
Also strike off impts on Lot 4 Blk 339--$1200-- No impts on this lot.
Strike off from R. o. Hunt Vol. 2 Page 211 improvements $125 on Lot 11
Blk 107. No impts on the lot.
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Strike off f r om Wm. B. Hurst, Vol. 2 Pg 212, Auto $625 account double
assessment , see Car rie Hurst Vol 2 Pg 212 .
Strike of f f r om assessment Geo . H. Keen , Vol. 2 Pg 228 , Auto $200
account double assessment , see Vol. 4 Pg 65 .
Str ike off f r om Walter V. R. Lansingh, Vol. 2 Pg 245 , furniture $300.
Had no furniture in the house on 1st Mon. in March ,
Strike off from assessment John Millet , Vol. 2 Pg 290 , furniture $300
account er ror in assessment.
Str ike off f r om Howard s. Moffitt, Vol. 2 Pg 293 furniture $300.
No furniture in the house on 1st Mon. in Maroh .
Strike off from Mt. Diablo Bldg Cor p . (F . J . Ewing-cont ) $1500 f r om
impr ovement s on Lot 35 Marine Acg . #2 account err or in assessment,
Vol . 2 Pg . 303.
S ~ rike off f r om Martha A. MoAfee, Vol. 2 Pg 308 Auto $530. Double
assessment, see Jas . H. McAfee , Vol . 2 Pg 308 .
Strike off f r om Joa McManus (A. H. Peter son- cont) Lot 30 Blk B. Hol lister
Hts-Auto $425 Double assessment , same car assd w. E. Johnson Vol. 2 Pg 511.
Strike off from M. J . Nico l a , Vol. 2 Pg 326 personal property $350 account
error in asst Mdse he did not have .
Str ike off from Enoch B. Olsen, Vol . 2 Pg 333 , Furniture $250. Same
moved away in Dec . 1922. _
All ow Sol dier Exemption $1000 additional Chas R. Pierce et ux. Vol . 2 Pg
357. Bot h a re entitled to exemption and both filed but only one was
credited on roll.
Strike off from Helen M. Purvis , Vol. 2 Pg 368 Improvements on Lot 18
Blk 95 $400 account a house moved off pr ior to 1st Mon in March.
Strike off f r om assessment Julia M. Record, Vol. 2 Pg 375 Personal
property $300 Double as st. see Record & Wheatley Vol. 4 Pg 101 .
Str ike off from Edgar Rumsey, Vol . 2 Pg 398 , improvements on Lot 3 Bk 38
$600 . No impts on this lot
Str ike off from Wm . H. Schafer et al Vol . 2 Pg 408 , Auto $160 . Double
asst . see vol . 4 Pg 336 .
Str ike off from Mary L. Schauer Vol. 2 Pg 309, personal property $400 ,
account error in asst.
Str ike off from Clay Secrest et ux. , Vol. 2 Pg 413 , auto $700. Error in
asamt . had no auto 1st Mon in Mch.
Str ike off from Elmer L. Sher ril l , Vol . 2 Pg 418, Auto $760 . Had no auto
same assd t o E. M. Sherrill Vol. 4 Pg 418 .
Strike off from Frances Sherwood, Vol. 2 Pg . 418 Mdse as sd with Lot 23
Blk 7 amount $450 . Error in as smt . Had no Mdse .
St r ike off from Coleman E. Stewart, Vol . 2 Pg 442 Auto $760. Erro r
in assmt . he owned no auto .
Strike off from Ernes t ,Szeibert, Vol . 2 Pg 449 personal property $300
Error in assmt . he owned no J!dse.
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Strike off from Joy J. Thayer, Vol. 2 Pg 454 Auto $845 Double assmt .
see Geo. H. ~hayer , Vol. 4 .
dtrike off from James D. Thompson, et u:x: Vol . 2 Pag 456 Auto $210 account
error in assessment .
Strike off from Jas . s . Tooley, Vol. 2 Pg 531 improvements on Lot 16
Fair Acres Tot . $300. No impts on this lot .
Strike off from Walter L. Willits , Vol . 2 Pg . 492 i mprovements on
Lot 22 Garcia Hts Tct #1 . amount $1500 . Error in assmt . No house on this
lot, same assd on adjacent lot J . W. Doolan.
Allow Soldier exemption $1000 on Harry L. Blake Vol . 3 Pg 392 . Same filed
but not credited on roll .
Strike off on Alvin H. Davis Vol . 3 Pg 409 improvements $750. Double
assessment see Saml 8. Price Vol. 3 Pg 458.
Str ike off from A. R. Fesler, Vol . 3 Pg 418 personal property $200 aoct.
double assmt. see Victor Bello Vol. 3 Pag 398
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Str ike off from J . C. French Vol. 3 Pg. 349 personal property $175 error in
assessment,belong to J . M. French and covered by Soldier exemption , . see
Vol . 3 Pg 349 .
Change the assessment of Natalie Giorgi , . Vol . 3 Pg 61, "Mp Bk B Map 24 ,
Pt . Tct B--547 Acre s - " assd $9575 . fron1 the 3rd to the 4th Road Dist
and also charge personal property assd a~ $4230. from the 3rd to 4th
road Dist account error i n asses sing in 3rd Road.
Strike off From Sophia M. Gregerson, Vol . 3 Pg 72, improvements on st
Lota 2- Lots 3 to 11 & st 13-14 Bk H--$500. Double as sessment, these impts
are as sessed to }.~argrathe Madsen, vol. 3 pg. 71 iit Lot 2 Bk H.
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a ssessment, See Vol. 3 Pg 439.
Strike off from Wayne Miller, Vol. 3 Pg 29, personal property , $635 . Double
assessment see voi. 4 Pg 346 .
Strike off from J. u. Northman , Vol. 3 Pg 454 Personal property $685.
Double assessment on one auto, see Vol. 2 Pg 328.
Strike off from 1Iargaret c. Nance, Vol. 3 Pg 453, improvements $1000.
Double a'ssessment, see Vol. 3 Pg 453 Lot 7-10-34.
Strike off from M. M. Purkiss et al Vol. 3 Pg 53, improvements $1200.
Error in assessment, error i n assessment, impts are on Cobb por of r anch .
Strike off from M. J. Reynolds1 Vol. 3 Page 281, improvements on Lot 2
Blk 1 Norris Add to Orcutt, t350. No impts on this lot.
Strike off from A. c. Soares , Vol. 3 Pg 283, personal property $500 . Error
in assessment, disposed of prior to 1s t Monday in Mch.
Strike off from Anna M. Skinner , Vol. 3 Pg 285 personal property $150.
Owned no auto until after 1st Mon. in March .
Allow Soldier exemption $1000 on Lydia E. Saunders Vol. 3 Pg 376.
Filed same but was not credited on roll.
Strike off from E. B. Starr Vol. 3 Pg 38~ improvements on Lots 21 to 30 Blk
134--$400. This is 11nimproved property.
Allow Soldier exemption $1000 , Pete Semas , Vol. 3 Pg 470, Same filed but
not credited on rol l.
Strike off from L. R. Thomsen, Vol. 3 Pg 44, Lot 3 Blk 2 ~own of Buellton
$50. Also Lot 4 Blk 2 Town of Bueilton $50 . Double assmt. see Sam Olsen
Map Bk B Map 3 Subs C. & F.
Also strike off Improvements $700 same having burned prior to
1st Mon-day in March.
Allow Soldier exemption $1000 on J. w. Wilson, Vol. 3 Pg 247. Same filed but
not credited on ro~l. .
In .the Matter of Cancellation of Erroneous or Double Assessment.
Whereas, In accordance with the provisions of Section 3805 of the Political Code
of the State of California, the rax Collector of the County of Santa Barbara, State o
California, has discovered and certified to the Board of Supervisors of said county,
under date of November 30th, 1923, as follows: I have discovered that Lots 23 and 24,
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Book 3 Cook's 2nd, Addition to the City of Santa Maria, are assessed for the year
1923, to James Downing as shovm on page 470, roll 3, and that all the taxes, penaltie ,
costs and other charges by law have been paid in full; That the same property was ala
assessed fo~ the same year to James Downing, as shown on page 412, roll 3, and that
the truces on the last mentioned assessmen~ were not paid.
Therefore, It is ordered that the County Auditor of said county shall cancel sa d
last mentioned assessment by entry on the margin of the assessment a statement showin
such cancellation.
In the Matter of the Application of M. A~ Durkee, et al., for a refund of taxes
paid for the fiscal year 1923-4.
It appearing to the Board from the application filed in the above entitled matte ,
that applicants are not entitled to a refund of taxes as therein set forth
on motion duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that said .application be and
the same is hereby denied
In the Matter of Ordinance No . 407 repealing Ordinance No . 399.
It appearing to the Board from the affidavit of Lillian s. Freyer, principal cler
of the printer and publisher of The Morning Press, that Ordinance No. 407, has been
duly published, I
On motion duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that said Ordinance No . 407, h s
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been duly published.
In the Matter of Appointing Florence c. Johnson, Public Health Nurse.
It appearing to the Board that there is a vacancy in the of:fice o:f Public Health
Nurse caused by the resignation of Mabel M. Dimmock,
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On motion duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that Florence c. Johnson, be
and she is hereby appointed Public Health Nurse in and for the County of Santa Barbara
for the ensuing term or until her successor is appointed and qualified at a compensation
of $150.00 per mohth, upon qualifying according to law, and
It is further ordered that she be and is hereby allowed a sum not exceeding $100.00
per month as expenses, while in the performance of the duties of said office outside
the corporate limits of the City of Santa Barbara.
In the Matter of the Application of F. A. Mann, Justice of the Peace in and for t~e
5th Township for leave of absence.
Upon application of F. A. Mann, Justice of the Peace in and for the County of
Santa Barbara, it is ordered that he be granted a leave of absence from the State of
California for sixty days from January 1st, 1924.
In the Matter of the Application ~f Owen H. O'Neill, County Surveyor for a leave
of absence.
Upon application of Owen H. O'Neill, County Surveyor of the County of Santa Barbara
it is ordered that he be granted a leave of absence from the State of California for
sixty days from January 1st 1924.
In the Matter of Petition for County Aid.
It appearing to the Board that the following named petitioners are proper persons
to receive county aid, On motion duly seconded and carried it is ordered that the
Auditor draw his warrant on the Indigent Fund in favor of the following named persons
for the sums set opposite their respective names on the lat day of January 1924, to-witr.
Charles w. Baker
Mrs. Plutarcho Carrillo
Mrs. J. M. Burleigh
Claud Johnson
Vicente A. Juarez
Annabelle MoGreal
Refugia Olivas
Mabel Hyde
Ida Flores
Anne Henrickson
Verda Anthony
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Emma P. Anton
Anna Elphick
R. Cloak
Blanche E. Emmons
Hattie B. Harbison
John Davies
lVfary Hedrick
FIRST SUPERVISOR DISTRICT.
$15.00
20.00
30.00
10.00
12.00
10.00
10.00
Jose Roble
Caterina Romero
Jose Maria Romero
Andrew Ruiz
John P. Ware
Mrs. Jessie K. Wilson
Adeline Wright
SECOND SUPERVISOR DISTRICT.
14.25 Antonio Poisard
fHIRD SUPERVISOR DISTRICT.
10.00
15.00
Maria Josefa Pico
Pedro v. Romero, et ux.
FOURTH SUPERVISOR DISTRICT.
20.00 Donalda Moor-e
20.00 Mabel E. Murray
20.00 Mae McCollum
15.00 Maria Ramirez
20.00 Joseph Usher
10.00
FIFTH SUPERVISOR DISTRICT.
a.oo Margaret Marcum Ward
10.00
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$10.00
20.00
15.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
a.oo
10.00
25.00
20.00
20.00
40.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
In the matter of the Petition of Mrs. Serafina Toledo for County Aid for Minnie
Toledo, half-orphan.
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is a half-orphan and is a proper person to receive County Aid, and she is in the
custody of said Mrs. Serafina ~oledo,
It is ordered that the Auditor draw his warrant on the Treasurer on Hospital
Fund, in favor of said Mrs . Serafina Toledo for the sum of Ten & 00/100 dollars, an:l
for a like amount on the first of each month hereafter until the further order of thi
Board, said money to be used for the support of the above named minor
In the matter of the Petition of Mrs . Angeli ta Mazzini for County Aid for Georg ,
Mary , Richard , Esther and Antonia Mazzini, half-orphans .
It appearing to the satisfaction of the Board that said George Mazzini , aged 12
years, Mary M~zini, aged 10 years , Richard Mazzini , aged 7 years, Esther Mazzini , ag d
4 years and Antonia Mazzini, aged 6 months are half-orphans and are proper persons to
receive County Aid , and they are in the custody of said Mrs . Angelita l!azzini .
It is ordered that the Auditor draw his warrant on the freasurer on Hospital
Fund, in favor of said Mrs . Angelita Mazzini for the sum of Fifty & 00/100 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 for the support of t he above named minors .
In the Matter of constructing a building on the East end of Lots 7 and 8, Block
15 , of Fairlawn addition to the City of Santa Maria , for the use of the Horticultural
Commissioner.
It appearing to the Board that the Doane Building Co ., who have the contract
for the construction of the building in the above entitled matter, have completed its
contract , and
It further appearing that said contract has been completed in accordance with
the plans and specifications and its contract therefor ,
On motion duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that said building be and
the same is hereby accepted as fully completed as of October 31st, 1923.
In the Matter of Constructing a building on county property known as Jonata
Park, in the 4th Supervisor District.
It appearing to t he Board that Anton B. Ibsen who has the contract for the construction
of the building in the above entitled matter, has completed his contract , d
It further appearing that said contract has been completed in accordance with
the plans and specifications and his contract therefor ,
On motion duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that said building be and
the same is hereby accepted as fully completed as of October 31st 1923.
The Reports of Annie E. Mccaughey, Superintendent County Detention Home for
the months of October and November 1923, and the reports of c. G. Vandever, Superinte -
dent Santa Barbara General Hospital and w. c. Missall, County Live Stock Inspector fo
the month of liovember 1923, were examined and ordered filed .
In the Matter of Correcting Allowance of Claim,
On motion duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the order made on the
5th day of November 1923, allowing the claim of Pearl c. Gidney for the sum of $75 . 00
on the General Fund, be and the same is hereby rescinded, and
It is further ordered that said claim be and the same is hereby rejected
.
In the Matter of Correcting Allowance of Claim,
On motion duly seco nded and carried, it is ordered t hat t he order made on the
5th day of November 1923, allowing the claim of L. Ontiveros for the sum of $30. 00
on the Good Roads Fund be and the sane is hereby rescinded, and
It is further ordered that said claim be allowed for said sum of $30. 00 payable
out of the General Roads Fund.
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In t he Matter 0 Correcting Allowance of Cl aim,
On motion duly seconded and carried, it is or der ed that the order made on the 5th
day of No vember 1923, Al lowing t he claim of Louis Romero in the sum of $55 . 00 , payable ,
out of t he General Road Fund, be and the same is hereby r escinded , and
It is fur t her or dered that said Claim b e allowed for t he sum of $50. 00 , and a
warrant be dr awn on the Gener al Road Fund for said amount.
In the Matter of Corr ect ing Allo-wance of Clai m, .
On moti on duly s econded and carried , it is ordered that the order made on the
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5t h day of Nov ember, 1923 , allowing the cl aim of The Mari on Steam Shovel Co . for the
sum of $63.85 on t he Good Roads Fund be and the same is hereby r escinded, and it is
fur ther or dered that said cl aim be all owed for the sum of $70 .89 and a war rant be
drawn on the Good Roads :fund fo r said amount .
On motion duly seconded and carr ied , it is or dered that the following claim'3 be
and the same ar e her eby laid over , t o- wit:
Boeseke-Dawe Co .
Murphy , .E dward
Ott Hardware Co .
Santa Barbara Direct ory Co .
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Standard Oil Co .
On motion dul y seconded and carri ed ,
and the same are hereby re j ect ed , t o-wit:
Abbott , R. c.
Baker, Glen
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Boyd Lumber Co .
Cook, A. B.
Gidney , Peal c.
Randol ph, Walter J.
Smith , H. B.
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$174 . 00
168 .00
252 . 00
168. 00
1. 80
500.00
75. 00
168 . 00
174. 00
claims be
On motion duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that all claims tha t have been
audited and appr oved at this meeting by three member s of the Board of Supervisor s be
allowed, each c l aim to be paid out of the fund desi gnated in the order of al l owance
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endor sed on t he face of each claim respectively , to wit :
Aguirre , J. GENERAL FUND
Al le n , Willi am
Almanzo, F.
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Al var ado , Jose
Ambassador Laund ry
Ambr ose Lumber Co.
Ander a , C. M.
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Arellanes , Chas . T.
Bagdon' s Tr ansf er
Barnes , Charles c.
u " If
Bar nett, w. A.
4:0 . 00
9.00
10.80
21.60
21.60
38. 66
394.70
6. 05
18 . 22
2. 50
50. 00
55 .00
150. 00
4 . 20
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Batchelder, D. T.
GENERAL FUND
II " .
Bates , W. '.l'
Bauman , Evelyn
Bei t h , Agnes s.
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Bennett, Helen
Bermudas , Rosa R.
Bigler, A. B.
Black , J. G.
Blanco, E. J .
Bland , w. s .
Boeseke-Dawe Co .
" II n
t " II
II " If
" " 11
Boys and Girls Industrial Home & Farm
II II " " " II
Breck , B.
Brigante, A.
Br okofsky , Ca:rl
Brown, Chas.
Cadwell, Harold L.
" " t
California Corrugated Culvert Co .
Califor n ia-Spray Chemical Co .
Campbell, George
Carlisle & Co ., A.
Case , G. L.
Castagna , Alice
Castaneda, A.
C in:fuegos , J .
City of Lompoc
Clapp, Lora
Clem, G. M
Coast Wholesale Grocery Co .
Convent of the Good Shepherd
Cook, F. G.
Cook , Sidney
II II Mrs .
Cooley , H. M.
Copeland , L. S.
u "
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Cordero , Adam
Co r dero Bros.
Corral, C.
Cota, J . IvI .
Cotter, Henry
$29 .31
45.45
16.51
14.90
9.00
50. 00
20.00
8 . 68
11.52
5.00
55.00
18.41
10.80
23.45
3.05
.90
15.25
22 . 60
20.00
28. 00
54. 00
98.40
5 . 00
53.16
6 . 90
269.34
164.10
26.78
75.46
20. 00
68 . 75
40.00
55.00
56 . 32
5 . 00
20.00
79.81
138. 76
5 . 00
6.90
30.72
32 . 25
3.45
3.00
.50
2 . 50
30 . 00
36.00
1 3 .50
20.00
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Covarrubias, Yr is GENERAL FUND
Cox, Henry T.
Cunnane , W. B.
D'Andrea, G.
Davey, Ed
Davis, J M.
Davis Garage & 'rransfer
Davis , . Mrs R M.
Dawe , Henry
Deaderick, H. s.
Delbrook, George.
Desgrandchamp, Lester
DeVilbis, Dr. A. M.
Dewing, H. A
" II
II II
Diehl Grocery Co.
Doane Building Co.
Dodge, E. G.
Dominguez, A.
II E.
If ll,[ary
" II
Dominguez, M. R.
" II tf
" P "
Downing, Emily
" II
II G. W.
Dozier, Bert
Drexel Lime & Cement Co .
Drexler, A. H.
Dugan, Herbert F
Eaves, C. S.
Edmondson, A R.
El Camino Real Motor Car
Elizondo, Jacobo
Encinas, A
F. .
Enterprise Launderers
Cb.
Co.
Everett Mill & Lumber Co.
Fischer, w. L.
lf "
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$40.60
2.50
5.00
95.63
3.30
15.00
2.20
93.60
125. 00
5.20
37. 80
204.36
59.25
114.00
5.00
62 . 70
66.19
36.81
83.75
44.00
40.00
50.00
24.50
50.40
69.30
9.45
12.60
4.00
8 . 00
2.50
2. 50
414 .54
15.75
14.72
16.00
100 .00
35.85
l 0 . 00
44.00
27 .oo
11.91
89.12
12.50
41.67
125,00
173
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Fox, Maud C.
Freeze and Freeze
lf II
Froom, Arthur
II
Fugler, A. F.
Ganoung , Ollie
Garden Store
Gem Mar ket Co .
George , c. E.
" II
Gidney, Pearl
Giorgi, T. A.
"
c.
Goodchild, John T.
II Ramon w.
Good Roads Machinery Co.
Gorzel, .Clarence
lt Henry
Granado, A.
Greene's Studio
Grijabra, Juan
Grocott , John
" "
Guevarra , P. V.
Gutierrez , Ben
n Santi ago
Hampton, James w.
11 It II
Haslam, w. E.
" II
Handers on , w. A.
Hendri cks , J . L.
II R.
Herrera , L.
Hickey Br os . Co .
Hicks , Marshall N.
Hill Chemical Co ., c. w.
Hobbs , E. J .
Hoover , B B
Hosmer, Jess ie P.
Howard-Canfield Co
.
Huffine , H. G.
Hunt , C. A.
Hunt Mercantile Co .
Hunter, Sam
James , C. E.
Janssens, J. R.
Johnson, J . A.
Johnson , J . A
GENERAL FUND
. .
$12.00
49.94
64. 05
78.48
1 . 50
179. 20
36.00
1. 50
26 . 65
16.00
31.35
175 . 00
22. 50
18. 00
33 .75
32.24
12. 50
12.50
44.00
6.14
12.50
34. 55
5 . 56
2 . 50
15 . 80
9.45
1 5 . 00
50. 00
5.00
5 . 00
20. 00
4.75
58.50
3.00
141.75
7.90
4.50
2.50
55 .75
36.00
40.00
40.00
26.37
8 . 25
691.79
5 . 00
6. 00
32.50
25 . 00 '
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Johnston, E. L. GElfERAL FUND
Jones , E .
" Tl
Jones & Son, T. A.
Jones , W. L.
Jordano .tiro s .
Kellogg , Eugene s.
" Frank L.
" "
Ket cham , E. t .
Ketter er, A. c.
Kr am er , W. C
Lamb Auto Ele c . Co .
Lambert, Clarence
" Fr ed
tt Nor man
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Lanter, Mr s . J . w.
Laroo Fish Company , ~ .
Lee, E ~
.
Lev' y; Adolphe H.
Lietz c6 ., A.
Lincoln, Louise
Lincoln , Louise
Lippi ncott , J . B.
Logan . Co ., w. c.
L.o ve, Francis $347.42 Allowed fo r
Lucas , Coblentz & Thorner, Dr s.
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Lugo , F.
l.[acDonald , E . A.
Mahur in, John H.
Mal o, Ramon
Iviartin, J . C.
Martin , Manuel
II ,.
I'.ia ta , J
M.
Meals , G. w.
Medina , A.
Medina , P.
Me raz, J .
Meyer ink & Stuart
Midland Counties Publ . Serv. Cor p'n
" II " " "
:Miehle Brothers
Mi l ler, H.
.
Mi lls , \'V. G.
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Mi l l s , W. G.
Mi ssion Office Equipment .Co .
Montezano , J
. Moore , Jessie
$10 . 00
38 . 25
27. 50
73. 00
15. 00
2 . 95
27 . 36
15 . 27
22 .35
22. 88
2. 50
15 . 00
12. J.5
4 . 00
140. 50
72 . 00
20. 00
7 . 55
42 . 00
18 . 35
76 . 80
18. 50
22 . 00
560. 00
71 . 86
321. 32
5. 00
5 . 40
11.75
3. 00
194. 55
, 5.00
25 . 00
40 . 00
36 . 00
8 . 50
40 . 00
36. 00
36. 00
40 . 00
1 . 00
11.74
36. 10
18. 00
41.80
41.80
4 . 00
10. 80
7. 50
175
176
Morris, L. J .
I11orris , s . E .
Moulton, L. E.
Munos , E.
" F .
Murphy , William
l[cCaughey, Annie
Mccaughey, J . P.
McDonald, R. E.
McGregor & Sons
I~oKenzie, Geo.
1~cKeel , Carl
Najera, Domingo
E.
Nielson-Smith Elec . Co .
Niles , Albert
O' Br yant, Matilda
Ojeda , Joe
Ontiveros , 't .
Ontiver os , Tito
Ord Ice Co .
" "
Ord, R. c.
Ortega, Vicente
Osborne, Raymond G.
Ot t Hardware Co.
" II
" " "
" " "
'' " II
Ovieda , E.
" "
Tony
" "
"
Ovieda, Tony
Pacific Coast Coal Co .
II " " "
" " " "
GENERAL FUND
Pacifi c Coast Publishing Co.
II " " II
" " "
" II '' II
II " II "
ll " " "
" " II II
II " " "
Pacific Laundry
Padilla, F. .
Parkhurst, Wm.
$30. 50
52. 00
12.50
20. 00
20 . 00
43.10
137 .15
184.74
15 .60
84.25
4.90
98.40
1103
.95
2.50
70.00
15.75
12.60
34.65
5. 50
4.74
74 .85
25 . 00
5 .50
6. 05
15.82
40;60
4.60
75.70
30.00
30.00
27.00
25.00
27.00
30. 00
208.74
610.25
124.10
47.60
s.oo
17.85
7.05
47.80
17.85
32.50
7.40
3.48
24.00
oo.oo
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Par ma Co . GENERAL FUND
. . '
Pear.son, D.
Pedregon , Pete
Pert ica , .h'r ances
Peter.s en , J . F.
" Henry
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Pi cket t , K. P .
Pi co , John B.
Pike , Cha rles
Pomatto , Joe
Pope, A. s.
Pr ei sker, c. L.
Quar esma , Johnnie
"
Ralph, Roy
Reed, w. B.
Reed, w. B.
" "
Reynol cis ,c. P.
Reynolds , C. P.
Rice, Fred
tt lt
Richardson, Chas . T.
Ri co, J .
s.
Robles , G.
" Ri chard
Romero, A .
" F. L.
Romero, F . L.
" s.
Ross , James
Ro ss , Ja.zne s
Ruiz, E. B.
Ruiz, Hobie
Ruiz , Lol a
Runkle Shoe Co .
Runkle Shoe Company
Salvation Ar my Truelove Home
Sanchez, L.
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Santa Barbara Daily News
Santa Barbara Red Li ne
Santa Barbara Telephone Co .
" " "
" 11
" " " "
" 11 "
" " , , "
2.50
22.50
50. 00
6. 50
2. 10
12 . 00
3.50
4 . 00
2. 50
22 .19
41 . 20
2. 50
2. 50
7 . 50
17.50
5 . 00
5. 00
7.00
6 . 30
43. 20
48.60
240. 00
44.00
24. 00
50 . 00
2 .50
40. 00
54. 00
54. 00
55. 00
32.07
212 . 64
3.15
' 18. 90
20. 00
6.oo
39 25
54.52
44.00
89 . 00
2 .15
1 0 . 80
29.66
33.91
119 . 37
8 . 50
8.88
177
178
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Santa Barbara Telephone Co .
Santa Maria G~s Co .
Santa Maria Valley Warehouse Co .
.
Schauer Printing Studio, Ino .
Scott , Hattie H.
Silsby, D. K. .
Simpson, Frank R.
Sisquoc Garage
Smart , J . K.
Smith Bros .
Smith, Chas . L.
" II 0
Smith, Willie
" II
Soto , F.
" "
Southern Califor nia Edison Company
II II " II
Southern Counties Gas Company
II
S. P. Milling Co .
Stanwood , w. s.
Sterling Drug Co.
" tt "
Stinson, Jessie
"
St. Catherine ' s School
St. Francis School
St. Paul Dye Works
Swan, E. L.
" "
II James
Sweetser, H. C.
Talbott, w. L.
TalV'erna & Co.
Thompson, F. B.
'.Uodd , G. A.
~ognazzi, Dant e
Tognazzini, S. M.
" II
Torrence, J . T.
Travis , R. M.
Tunnell, c. L.
Union Mill & Lumber Co .
" " II "
n tt " "
Union Mill & Lumber Co .
Union Oil Company of Calif.
" " II II "
Unzueta, D.
$ 2.00
16.78
55 . 87
52 . 50
8 .50
15. 00
2. 50
3.08
12. 90
10 . 00
3 . 25
5. 00
5 . 00
5.00
5. 00
15.75
14.40
9 . 96
57.22
25 .76
14.03
337.14
2.50
14.80
8 . 28
128. 00
120.00
290.00
7.50
24. 00
6 . 00
37 .50
231.17
31.20
18.00
13.31
90.00
5. 00
10. 00
10 . 00
24. 00
18.95
7.50
33.89
4.00
2.46
13.67
2. 50
171.27
24.00
,
180
Craf1; ,Mar y HOS.J' I TAL FUND
" W. A.
Cut t er Lab oratoxy , The
II II
DeLaval Pacific Co .
Diaz , Ant onio
Diehl Gr ocery Co.
Drocco, Carlo
Er ickson, Irene
Essi e , Henry
Evans, R.
II
Fer guson Fur nit ure Co .
Fillmore, E. M.
Fi tzpatr i ck , Fr ances
Flanagan, Agnes J .
Garden St ore, l'he
Garrahy , Mar garet
Gatt l e, M. C.
Gi orgi' s Mot or Tr ansfer Co.
Gr ay , Frances
Gr ondin, Joe
He ninger, Mrs. J . H.
Heumphreus- Smit h El ectr ic Co .
"
Hos e, w.
Huff' s Gar age
Hunt, R.
Hyatt, Mary
Hyatt, Melvin J .
Jacoby, J .
Johnson, C. H.
Larco Fish Co ., s.
" "
Lederle Anti t oxin Labor ator ies
" II
Le onard, Lillian
Leos, J .
Lewis , Ida Mae
Lindstr om , Vict or
Livingst one, Mary
Lush , Marion E.
Lynch , J ohn
MacQuarrie , James
Maiers, G. F.
" "
Martin , M.
Meinec ke & Co .
, "
Mi s si on Office Equ.;tpment Co .
$ 70 . 00
99 .35
78. 00
23.80
280 .80
100.00
676,50
514. 95
19 . 35
60 . 00
50 . 00
24.00
575 . 00
108 .87
33 . 00
19.75
77.42
6.75
7.50
31.01
4 3 . 55
40 .00
42.50
3 0 . 19
14.55
76. 00
a.oo
15 .oo
70. 00
46 . 45
119 . 42
36 . 13
17.82
13. 22
13.22
78.39
60 . 00
100 . 00
75 . 00
30 . 00
100 . 00
70 . 00
75.00
42 . 65
67.15
65 . 00
57. 40
21.15
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Mission Paint and Art Co . HOSPITAL FUND
Moxley, w. B.
Nelson, Lewis
Nichols, Julia
'' Dr . N.
Nielson-Smith Electr ic Co ., The
Ord Ice Co.
Ordaz, Ti llie
Ott Hardware Co .
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Overaa, Ole A.
Pacific Chemical Co.
Paci:fic "
Paoific Coast Publishing Co.
Pacific Coffee Stores Co.
Par me lee-Dohr mann Co.
Peifer, L.
Perry Br others
tt
" "
Peterson & White
Pio-vesan, Gel.
Pioneer Rubber Mil ls
tr tr
" If ti
Pr ovince , Alice
Rami da.s, Matilda
' Rammalle , Geo .
Rigney , Wm.
Rogers & Son , E. F.
Rohlk, P.
Rouse , c. F.
Ruser, Ar thur
Santa Barbara Farm Bureau Monthly
Santa Barbara "
Santa Barbara Telephone
Scherer Co., R. L.
" " "
n " "
" " "
Seabury & Johnson
Seaside Oil Co .
t " "
Shirrell, C. L.
Simpson,Fiank R.
Smith-Booth-Usher Co
"
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Southern California Edison Co .
S. P . Milling Co .
Spreitz, H. A.
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$25 . 24
5 .00
5 . 00
,
70.00
125. 00
42 .90
21 .60
75.00
65 . 52
27 .36
110.00
10.78
10 . 78
47.50
38~76
54. 50
55.00
110.45
205.00
128 .55
14.80
85.00
232. 74
232.74
232.74
100.00
65 . 00
135.00
90,00
3 .90
80 ,00
55.00
60 . 48
1 . 00
4.00
41. 31
4. 67
28 .44
42 . 31
123.93
348.63
193.50
35.93
125.00
25 . 40
124. 47
227 . 29
256 . 60
100.00
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Vandever , c. G.
Vandever , o. G.
Vandever , Signe
Velasques , Jesus
Ventura County Farm Bureau
Wears , Lucy
Werner , E. C.
Western Wholesale Drug Co.
White Memori al Hospital, The
Wilson, Fr ank
Ames, A. HOSPITAL BLDG .
" "
" F .
Ar roqui, J . P.
II 1f
Basurto, R.
11 II
Bidgood ,. A. M
Bourquin , Ed.
Bourquin, G. C.
Broundgart, F.
Brungart, F.
Coleman Brick & Lime Co .
Colt on, F . A.
Cooney , o.
Dear man , W. H.
Ed\vards , E. F.
1l lJ
Ganzinelli , B.
Ki rby, Geo. J.
Leak & Donovan
" "
Martinez , R.
Mart inez , R.
Moe & Jacobson
Monero , l!.
M-0reno, M.
Newton, J .
Perry Brothers
Seved:ra, R.
Smith , F.
Smith, F.
FUND
965.50
150.00
33. 68
140. 00
55.00
6. 00
75 . 00
19.83
39.76
7.50
80. 00
99.00
99.00
99 . 00
54. 00
198 . 00
24. 00
20 . 00
63.50
96.75
54. 00
12.00
48.00
201.10
99.00
49.50
99.00
121 . 00
110.00
94.50
166.05
233.95
44. 05
44.00
36.00
170 . 00
44.00
20. 00
212.00
291.00
20. 00
99.00
40.50
December 3rd, 1923.
Stover, M. L . ' HOSPITAL BLDG . FUND
Stover, w. s.
S:vedra, R.
Uni on Mil l & Lumber Co .
.
Vi sta, J .
.
Wa.rd , H .
Woods , E. s.
Yrigoyen, F.
Allen, Wm INDIGENT FUND
Associated Charities .
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' Bobo , G. w.
Burola , I . M.
Buro la, I. M
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Campodonico, E. M.
Cobl entz & Schwabacher
Cobl ent z & Schwabaoher
Frandy , Mervyn F.
Gillum , Emma s.
Graham, H. c.
Haslam, Mrs. w., A.
Herron , J . w.
n " ., ,.
II II
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II II
Jorda no Bros.
Lit zenberg , Wm . ~
Loveren , Dr . G ~ s. .
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Lucas , Coblentz & Thorner , Drs.
" It
"
Lucas Sanitarium,
Martindale, M. A.
Parker , Fred
Parma Company
Pearson, c. H.
" "
Pickwick Stages
Pippin, E. J .
Rudolph , Charles
~obey, w. c.
Union Feed & Fuel Co
.
$99. 00
99. 00
99. 00
38 . 00
175 .55
40 . 00
99. 00
52.00
36 . 00
25 . 00
78 . 63
351. 70
20. 00
20 . 00
10 . 00
20. 00
15. 00
10. 00
10 . 00
69 . 01
19 . 61
3.00
25 . 00
20 . 00
10. 00
20 . 00
20 . 00
20 . 00
10 . 00
15 . 00
10.00
20 . 00
20 . 00
50 . 00
10. 00
8. 50
ll. 35
15. 00
89 . 82
20. 00
10. 00
3 . 65
100. 00
70.25
5. 00
12. 00
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Almanzo , F.
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Bates, W. T.
Co ta, J . M.
Delbrook, George
Dominguez, M. R.
" " "
II P.
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Gutierrez, Santiago
Hickey Bros. Co .
MacDonald, E. A.
Reynolds , c. P.
Romero , F. L.
" "
Smith-Booth-Usher Co .
Smith-Booth-Usher Co.
" " "
" rr
Smith-Booth-Usher Co.
So to, F.
Soto, F.
Union Mill & Lumber Co .
Lopez , J .
Ogan , R. J .
Reily Machine Works
Rincon Garage & Machine
Smith-Booth Usher Co.
n " " lt
II " " "
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" "
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Westwick Iron Works
AinbDose Lumber Co .
Anderson , Walter
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SECOND ROAD FUND
ab.op
THIRD ROAD
California Corrugated Culvert Co .
Campbell , George
Clancy, A. L.
Clancy , A. L.
Fillmore, E. M.
Lane , M. P .
Langlo , Geo .
Nelson, Nels
Pacific Coast Coal Co .
" " " "
$ 1. 20
2. 40
l . 65
1 . 50
4 . 20
5 .60
7 . 70
1. 05
1. 40
l . 05
15.75
. 60
. 70
6 . 00
6. 00
123. 82
5 .18
7 . 00
165 . 50
. 59
1 . 75
1 . 60
3. 76
48 . 00
37 . 30
138 . 52
11. 15
123. 82
10.97
l9 . 80
5 . l 'f
7 . 00
165 . 50
72 . 00
24 . 80
43. 85
37 . 50
2. 00
29. 92
2. 97
65. 00
27.50
847 . 38
16. 00
4 .00
3. 50
23. 19
67 . 80
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Pickett, K. R.
Simpson, Fr ank R.
Triplett, L. A.
December 3rd, 1923.
THIRD ROAD FUND
Ventura Refining Company
Vogel J. E.
Worth, L . L .
.erokofsky, Carl FOURTH ROAD FUND
Compton, w.
Dimock, S. B.
Everett Mill & Lumber Co .
Hot111erton, E. F.
Ingamells , Vi .
Lompoc Garage
MoKeel, Carl
Pierce , A.
Scolari, s.
S. P. Mi lling Co.
Tognetti, Pete
. -
American Railwsy Express Co.
A.asociated Oil Company
Auto Laundry
Baeon Co., Edward R.
Bobo , G. w.
Bryant & Trott Co.
Buck, A. A.
Bl ark, Blond~ ,
Clark, J . IN.
Coppock, J. w.
Cordero, Manuel
Crescent Garage
Davis , A. E.
Falser , John
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Fr oom, A. H.
Ganoung, Ollie
Goodchild, Eddie
Goodchild, John ~ .
It Ramon w
Grafft, John
.
Helser & Bailey
Horn , A. R.
Jenkins, M. '
Jones , W. L
Lang sf o rd, B.
Miehle Bros.
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FIFTH ROAD FUND
$65 . 00
115, 00
56.75
128.50
38 .50
14.00
29 .75
9.60
120.50
36.00
.48
57 .75
56. 00
6. 65
9.60
45.50
13.00
37.45
39.00
2 . 80
42.70
43.00
5 .47
7. 98
30.53
124.45
4.50
24. 00
133.00
49.50
26,95
i oo . oo
104. 00
112. 00
2.75
4 .60
45.00
2.00
3.75
184.00
24 .48
69 .10
24 . 00
77.00
22. 00
100.00
30 .60
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Najera, Domingo
Nogues, Pete.
Ojeda , Joe
Ojeda , Joee
Ontiveros, l'.
Pacific Coast Coal Co.
Pedregon, Pete
Rice, Fred
Rice, "
Roemer & Roemer
Rube 1 Motor Co .
" " "
Ruiz, E. B.
Ruiz, Fred
" Hobie
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Ruiz , Joe D.
Sanches, M.
Santa Barbara Telephone Co .
Santa Maria Valley R. R. Co.
Shell Company of California
Sisquoc Garage
Spears-Wells Machinery Co.
Stemper, E. P .
John
Valley Oil Co.
Vicente , Manuel . II
Wilson, Geo.
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Alvara.do , Joee
Brigante, A.
D'Andrea, G.
Davis, Mrs . R M.
Drexel Lime & Oement Co.
Montezano ,J.
Ovieda, '.I'ony
" II
Verine , P
Zampe, E. G.
G.
Aguirre , A.
II s.
Alarcon, D .
.
Alatcon, M.
FIFTH ROAD FUND
SIXTH ROAD FUND
GENERAL ROAD FUND
$ 1.22
45.50
1.75
31.50
1.40
13.78
32.50
4 .80
5 .40
386.88
2. 75
4.00
.35
19.25
2 .10
24.50
48 . 00
12.00
2.26
16.78
16,28
2 .40
l0~ .7 0
24.75
22 . 00
29.45
51.00
3.40
27.50
33.00
38.50
33. 00
2. 40
6 .00
10.62
10.40
46. 06
1.20
3.00
g.oo
11.75
10.80
13.50
-;l:S .oo
40 .00
20 . 00
20.00
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Ander son, August
~ssoicated Oil Co .
Seccar is , A.
Blakeway, E. c.
Boeseke-Dawe Co .
Castaneda, A.
Cini'uegos, J . c.
Clancy , F. A.
Corral , c.
-crakes , Thos .
DeRosa, Joe
Domingue z , A.
tt E.
Dominguez, F.
" F .
Drexel Lime & Cement Co .
Encinas , A.
II F.
Espar za , M.
Fairbanks , Moree & Co .,
Fillmore, E. M. '
Fo rbes, J . J .
Forbes, Robt.
Gonzales, A.
" E.
" If
Goodchild , John T.
" Ramon w.
" Willie
Granado , A .
Hendricks , R.
Herrera, F. ' .
Hurst , L . c.
Huyck, Monte
Jamison, s. I
Lambert, Cecil
Lambert, c. E.
" "
" n
It Fr ed .
" "
" Henry
" Norman
II Ray
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Locke , Walker
" Walker
Mader o , Manuel
Mart inez , B.
GENERAL ROAD FUND
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$18. 00
13.13
22.50
29 .16
9.00
36. 00
65 . 00
3 .50
52.00
108 . 00
110. 00
49 . 00
49 . 00
52. 00
48. 00
10. 00
4: . 00
27. 00
36. 00
24.75
20. 98
80. 40
1 20 . 00
4 9.00
8 . oo
28 . oo
46.00
150. 00
60.50
49 . 00
91 . 00
28 . 00
12. 50
162 . 00
28. 00
8 .00
10 . 00
134 . 00
143. QO
162.00
167. 50
2. 00
92 . 00
164. 00
166. 00
168. 00
29 . 75
7 . 00
107. 25
16 . 00
187
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" J.
" M.
" M.
Medina, A.
" Pete
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Mendoza , Eustacio
Incarnation
Meraz, J.
" "
Miller, Dan
It Harry
Monta, J.
Ojeda, Joe
Ontiveros, . F. K.
Porfirio
Ovieda, E.
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Pacifio Coast Coal Co.
Pacific Coas t Railway Co.
Pechumer, Frank
Pickett, E. s.
Pico, John B.
Richardson,
n
Rico, J.
Robles, R.
Romero, A.
II L.
Ross, L. L.
Sanchez, L.
Chas.
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T.
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Seaside Oil . Company
Shell Company of California
Sotelo, B.
Standard Oil Co.
Swan, E. L.
Swan, James
Union Oil Co . of Calif.
Union Ter minal Warehuuse Co.
Valdez, H.
Valley Oil Co. .
Vallnueva, c.
Vasquez, R.
Vasquez, R.
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Vicente, Manuel
Western lifachine & Foundr y Co.
$49.00
4 0. 00
45.00
4.00
48.00
8.00
49.00
52.00
8.00
146.25
57.75
52.00
8.00
24.00
40.00
49.00
63.00
80.25
57.75
17.50
30.00
201.09
70.40
15.76
2.00
5.45
1108.73
396.00
49.00
35.00
60.00
65 .oo
19.11
45.00
112.50
31.91
28.00
27.22
52 . 00
69.00
156.80
15.00
49.00
114 . 08
28.60
48.00
4.00
4.00
85.00
185 . 02
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Westrn Motor Transfer
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Westwick Iron Works
" tt II
Wood & Son, Harry
Acosta, F.
n If
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Alvarado, Jose
Arroqui, J. P.
Cook, A. B.
Cordero, Joe
" "
tt "
Crabb, Clarence
If "
II "
Fillmore, E. M.
Gneisa , Chas
" "
Hansen, H. c.
Hanson, A. B.
Horn, A. R.
IngerBoll-Rand Comp~ny
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Leyva, Leo
Leyva, Leo
" "
Maldonado , S.
Martinez, A.
Iv!o 11, Frank
Iv1ontezeno, J.
lt "
" "
ff
Mjra , F.
Olsen, Sor en -
Ontiveros, Dolph
"
If Lorenzo
Ott Hardware Co.
Padilla, F.
" "
II
PaDks, G. A.
Parks , G. A.
Reynolds, Tom
Scott, J . R.
II
GENERAL ROAD FUND
GOOD ROADS FUND
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$364.55
451.65
327 .30
52.93
350.00
10.62
30.oo
30.00
10 . 00
24.00
66.00
l57.73
24.00
24.00
24.00
42.85
14.75
42.85
. 83
46.30
59.25
46.25
191. 00
46.30
219.98
216.65
30.00
30.00
7.50
4.00
49.00
70.00
24.00
l2. 00
24.00
24. 00
27.00
28 . 00
43.35
58.95
66.45
36.38
24. 00
24. 00
24.00
165.00
115.00
48.00
121.50
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Scott, J . R. GOODS ROADS FUND
Swan , James
Unzue t a , D.
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" II
Western Motor Tr ans~e r
" " "
" "
Winter , J . M.
lt
Fox , Maud c. SALARY FUND
Hacking , C. J .
Loveren , Dr. G. s.
Weidman , Phil
Santa Barbara Telephone Co . ADVERTISING FUND
$108 . 00
20 . 00
24. 00
20 . 00
24. 00
589.40
386. 85
202. 25
33. 00
50,00
5 . 00
125. 00
125.00
150 .00
27.50
Santa Barbara Free Pub. Li braru CO . LIBRARY FUND 10250 . 00
Mi dland Counties Pub. Ser v . Co r p'n. CASMALIA ST .
.t:See , Henry
Santa Maria Gas Co .
LIGHT . FUND
GUADALUPE PUBL IC CEMETERY
FUND
GUADALUPE ST. LIGHTING FUND
42. 00
94,50
76. 50
Midland Counties Pub. Serv. Cor p ' n . LOS ALAMOS ST
" " II
Scott, G. M
City of Santa Maria
Dudl ey , Geo. L.
Mullin, Boyd
Rivas , s. J
LIGHTING FUND 101. 50
" II OROUIDT ST. LIGHT .
FUND 68 ,82
IraC. DIST . No . 798
SA ~ TA !!ARIA CEMETERY DIST .
l!,UND
181 .56
107.40
150. 00
100. 00
100. 00
Upon the .passage of the foregoing or der, the r oll being called, the following
Supervi sors voted Aye , to wi t: Sam J . Stanwood , J. T. Torrence, W. L. Talbott, C. L.
Preisker and H. s . Deader ick , Nays : None.
On motion the Board adjourned sine die
The foregoing
Attest :
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CALL FOR A SPECIAL ME'ETING .
We, the undersi gned membe r s of the Board of Supervisor s of the Count y of Santa
Barbara , State of Califor nia , believing that the inter ests of the County r equire that
a special meeting of the Board of Supervisors be called to attend thereto
It is or dered that a special meet ing of the Board of Super visors of the Count y o
Santa Barbara , State of California, be and the same is hereby called for December 19th ,
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1923, at 10 o'clook a. m.
The following is t he business t o be transacted at said meeting, to-wit:
In the Matter of Pr operty so1d to the State of California for Taxes .
To pass a resolution declaring t hat, i n the judgment of this Board, that certain
pr operty in t he t own of Summerland, County of Santa Barbara , State of Cali fornia , s old
to the State of California, for taxes, is no t at this time of value great enough that I
it can be sold by the said state for a sum equal to the amount of all taxes levied upo~
said property , and all interest, costs and pe nalties am. expenses up t o the date of
sale , and that it would be to the best interest of the said state to sell the said
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pr operty for a sum less than the amount due t h ereon, all i n accordance with the provisions
of Section 3897, of the Political Code of the State of California .
Dated Dec. 3rd, 1923
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Board of Supervisors of the County of
Santa Barbara, State of California.
c. L. Preisker
Sam J. Stanwood
H. s. Deaderick w. L. Talbott
J. T. Torrence
Board of Supervisors of the Count y of Santa Barbara, State of California,
December 19th 1923, 10 o'clock a. m. Present: Supervisors H. s. Deaderick,
Sam J. Stanwood , J . T. Torrence, w. L. Talbott and c. L. Preisker, the
Clerk and District Attorney. Supervisor H. s. Deaderick i n the Chair.
The Board met pursuant to call.
In the Matter of the Appli cation of Manuel R. Corder o for renewal of county aid
for Raymond Cordero, et a1 ., minors .
It appearing t o the Board that an order was made during the fiscal year 1922-23,
granting c ounty aid t o Ma nuel R. Cordero, in the sum of $30 . 00 per month, for the
support of Raymond , Henry and Margaret Cordero , half-orphans, and
It further appearing that said Manuel R. Cordero has made application to this
Board for the renev1al of said county ali for said half- orphans for the fiscal year 1923-
24 , as r equired by law, and
I t further appearing that said half-orphans are pr oper persons to receive county
aid and that said pe titioner is a r esponsi ble person,
On motion duly seconded and carried, i t is ordered that the Auditor draw his warr
ant on the freasurer on Indigent Fund in favor of said Manuel R. Cordero for tl:e sum
of $30. 00 and for a like amount on t he first day of each month hereafter and until the
further order of t his Board , said money to be used for the s upport of t he above named
half-orphans .
In the Matter of Dividing the Coun.ty into Election Precincts and preparing de- ,
tailed Precinct Maps and exteri or descr iptions .end copies thereof.
Upon the written request and under the dire ction of the County Cler k the County
Surveyor on the 19th day of December, 1923, pr esented t o t he Board of Supervisors a
detailed precinctmap wi t h exterior descriptions and copies t hereof in accordance with
Section 1125, Political Code , and th& Board having examined the sane , and be ing fUlly
advised . i n t he presmies,
Or dered that the foll owing election prec incts as prepared and described by said
County Surveyor and County Cler k be an:l the same are hereby cre.ated and established
within the County of Santa Barbara, said precincts s o created being named ani. the
boundaries thereof described as follows:
ALCAfRAZ PRECINCT .
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Commencing at a point on the shore of the Pacific Ocean directly south of the State
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Highway located on the bluff on the east side of Gaviota Canyon, at the mouth thereof ,
where said highway makes a t~n to enter said Canyon; thence north to the center line
of said State Hi ghway; thence following the center line of sa id Highway in a northerl
direction t o the south boundary line of t he Nojoqui Ranoho; thence east along the sou
boundary line of said Nojoqui Rancho to its i ntersection with the west line of Sectio
3 , T. 5 N. R. 31 W; t hence southerly along the west l ine of Sections 3 and 10 to the
northeast corner of Seotion 16 of said Tovmship and Range; thence west along the nort
boundary of said Section 16 to the quarter section corner between Sections 8 and 17 o
said ~o vmship ani Range; thence south through Sections 17 and 20 of said Township and
Range to the intersection \Vi th the north boundary of the Refugio Gr.ant; thence sou the y
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along t he \11rest boundary of the Rancho Arroyo Honda, to its intersection with the shore
line of t he Pacific Ocean; thence westerly along the Paaific coast to the place of
beginning.
BALLARD PRECINCT .
Commencing at the northeast corner of the San Uarlos de Jonata Rancho; thence
westerly along the north boundary of ~he San Carlos de Jonata Rancho and the south
boundary of the Corral de Quati Rancho to the southwest corner of said Rancho Corral d
Quati; thence north and east along the west and north boundary lines of said rancho to
t he southwest corner of the Rancho La Zaca; t hence north and east along the v1est and
north bo 11ndary lines of said rancho to the center of Zaca Creek; t hence northeasterly
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along the center of Zaca Creek to the southerly boundary of the Sisquoc Rancho; thence
southeasterly along the southerly boundary of said Sisquoc Rancho to the southeast cor er
of said rancho; thence northeasterly along t he ea sterly boundary of said Sisquoc Ranch
to its intersection with township line between Townships 8 and 9 North; thence east al ng
said township line between Townships 8 and 9 North to its intersection with range line
between Ranges 29 and 30 West, s. B. M.; thence south along said range line between
Ranges 29 and 30 West to the north boundary of the Canada de los Pinos Rancho; thence
west along t he northern boundary line of said Canada de los Pinos Rancho to the northwest
corner of said rancho; thence south along the western boundary line of the Canada
de l os Pinos Rancho to the south line of Section 1, Township 6 North, Rarge 31 West,
s. B. M. ; thence west along the south line of said Section 1 and Section 2 and the
projection thereof to the easterly line of t he San Carlos de Jonata Rancho; thence
northerly along the easterly line of said rancho to the place of beginning.
BETTERAVIA PRECINCT .
Commencing on the line between Subdivisions Nos . 14 and 15 of the Punta de la
Laguna Rancho ; thence north to its intersection with the southern boundary line of the
Union Sugar Company's land; t hence east to the southeast corner of said Union Sugar Co -
pany's land; thence north along the east line of said Union Sugar Company ' s land to
the center of the county road leading from the town of Santa Maria to the town of
Guadalupe; thence westerly along center of said county road to a point on the line wit
westerly line of Lot 98 ; thence southerly between said Lot 98 and Lot 99 to the nor theast
corner of Lot 104; thence westerly between Lots 99 and 100, 14 and 104, 105 and 1 6,
to the northeast corner of Lot 107; thence southerly between Lots 106, 114, 121 , 124
and Lots 107 , 113, 120, 125 and 132 to the so uthern line of the Guadalupe Rancho; then e
east along the southern boundary line of the Rancho Guadalupe to the west line of the
Rancho Punta de la Laguna , thence southeasterly along the west line of the Rancho Punt
de la Laguna to the northwest corner of Subdivision No. 15 of sai d r.ancho; thence east
along the north boundary line of said Subdivision No . 15 to the place of beginning.
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BUELLTON PRECINCT .
Commencing at the northwest corner of the Rancho San Carlos de Jonata; thence
southeasterly along the west boundary of the San Carlos de Jonata Rancho to the center
line of the Santa Ynez River; thence westerly and al.ong the center line of tre Santa
Ynez River to the line between Ranges 32 and 33 w. s. B. M.; thence south along the
Range line between 32 and 33 W to the south boundary line of the Rancho Santa Rosa;
thence southeasterly along the southerly boundary of the Rancho Santa Rosa to a point
where the line between Sections 32 and 33 T. 6 N. R. 32 w. projected northerly would
intersect the southerly boundary line of the Santa Rosa Rancho; thence south to north
boundary line of Rancho San Julian; thence southeasterly along t he northerly and easterly
boundary line of the Rancho San Julian to the line between Townships 5 and 6 N
. - Range 32 N. s . B. M. Thence east along the line between T. 5 and 6 N. to the center
line of the State Highway. Thence northerly along the center line of the State Highway
to the northerly bo11ndary line of the San Carlos de Jona.ta Rancho; thence westerly
along the northerly line of the San Carlos de Jonata Rancho to the place of beginning .
CAREAGA PRECINCT .
Commencing at the northeast corner of the Rebecca Ord Peshine portion of the Todo~
Santos y San Antonio Rancho; thenoe along the southern line of the Ranoho Punta de la
Laguna southeasterly to the easterly line of the lands of t he H. Escolle Estate : thence
south along said easterly and northerly line of said lands of H. Escolle Estate to its
intersection with the Loa Alamos Ra.ncho; 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 am extension thereof to the southerly line of Los Alamos I
Rancho; thence northwesterly along t he south line of the Los Alamos Rancho and the south
westerly and westerly 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 west and south boundary lines of said Rebecca Ord
Peshine portion of said Rancho ~odos Santos y San Antonio to the place of beginning.
CARPINTERIA PRECINCT NO. 1
Commencing at a point on the sea shore at the most southerly end of Linden Avenue
of the Town of Carpinteria, and running thence northeasterly through said town of Carpinteria,
following the center line of said Linden Avenue and the extension thereof , being
a por tion of the Casitas Pass road; northeasterly to the angle in the same opposite what
is known as the Octagonal House; thence northeasterly along the easterly line of the
Rodriguez ~ Tract to . the north l ine of the Pueblo Lanis of the City of Santa Barbara;
thence nort hwesterly along said line to the line between Sections 20 and 21 , Township 4
North , of Range 25 West, s. B. M. ; thence north between Sections 20 and 21, and 16 and
17 of said Township a .nd Rarge '.Do the northwest corner of said Sect ion 16; thence east
along the north line of Sections 16 , 15 , 14 and 13 of said Township and Range to the
easterly line of Santa Barbara County; thence southerly along said line to the Pacific
Ocean; thence westerly along the line of said ocean to t he place of beginning.
CARPINJ.1ERIA PRECINCT NO. 2 .
Commencing at a point on the sea shore at the most southerly end of Linden Avenue
of the rown of Carpinteria, and running thence northeasterly through said Town of
Carpinteria , following the center line of said Linden Avenue and the
being a ppr t i on of the Casitas Pass Road , northeasterly to the angle
extension t hereof ,
in the same opposii o
what is known as the Octagonal House; thence northeasterly along the easterly line of
the Rodriguez tract to the north line of the Pueblo Lands of the City of Santa Barbara,
thence northwesterly along said line to the line between Sections 20 and 21, Township
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4 North , of Range 25 w., s. B. M; thence north between Sections 20 and 21 , and 16 ani
17 of said Township ard Range to the northwest corner of said Section 16; thence east
along the north line of Sections 16, 15, 14 and 13 of said Township ani Range, to the
easterly line of Santa Barbara County; thence northerly along said line to the line be ween
Townships 7 and 8 North ; thence west along said line to the line between Ranges 25 and
26 West; thence south along said line to the to\Vllship line between Townships 5 and 6
North ; thence west along said line t o the northwest corner of Section 2 , Township 5
North of Range 26 We~ t, s. B. M.; thence south between Sections 2 and 3, 10 and 11 , 14
and 15 , 22 and 23 , 26 and 27, 34 and 35 of same Township and Range , and along the line
between Sections 2 and 3, 10 and 11 , Township 4 North, of Range 26 West , s. B. M., to
the southwest corner of Section 11 of said Township an:l Range in County road; thence
easterly and southerly following the Valley Road ar:d the Toro Road to the intersectio
of said last named road with t he Coast Highway ; thence easterly along said Coast Highway
to the center of Arroyo Toro ; thence southerly along the center of said Arroyo
~oro to the mouth of same on the Pacific Ocean; thence easterly along said Pacific
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Ocean to the place of beginning.
CASMALIA PRECINCT .
Commencing at the po int where the south line of the Rancho Guadalupe touches
the Pacific Ocean; thence easterly along the south line of said rancho to the west
line of t he Rancho Punta de la Laguna; thence southeasterly along the west line of the
Rancho Punta de la Laguna to t he 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 so th
along the east line of said Sul:xlivision No . 14 to the south line of the said rancho;
thence easterly to the northeast corner of the land of Rebecca Ord Peshine in the Rane o
~odos Santos y San Antonio; thence south , thence west and t hen south along the east
and south lines of the land of said Rebecca Ord Peshine in the Rancho Todos Santos y
San Antonio to the southwest line of the Rancho ~odos Santos y San Antonio; thence
southeasterly along the southwesterly line of said rancho to t he center line of tre Sa
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 t he Pacific Ocean
to the point of commencement.
COJO PRECINCT .
~eginning at the northerly corner of what is known as La Espada Rancho , said poi t
being the intersection of the northerly line of said rancho with the shore line of the
Pacific Ocean ; thence easterly along the northe rly line of said Rancho to t~ northwes -
erly corner of the Rancho San Julian ; thence southerly along the westerly line of Rane o
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San Julian; thence easterly along t he southerly line of said Rancho to a point that is
due north of the intersection o~ Santa Anita Creek and the north line of Rancho Nuestr
Senora del Refugio; thence due south to the said point of intersection; thence souther
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ly along the center line of Santa Anita Creek t o the Pacific Ocean; thence northwester
ly along the line. of the shore of the Pacific Ocean to the place of beginning. The
same being all of the La Espada Ranch , El Cojo Rancho and that part of t~ Santa Anita
Rancho,lying west of t he Santa Anita Creek.
CUYAMA PRECINCT,
Beginning at the northeast corner of Santa Barbara County , r unning thence west
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and northwesterly following the boundary line between Santa Barbara and Ventura Counti s
and Santa Barbara and San Luis Obispo Counties to the range line between Ranges 26
27 West ; thence south on range line between Ranges 26 and 27 West , to the township
am
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between Townships 8 and 9 North ; thence east along township line between Townships 8
December l 9th, 1923.
and 9 North, to t he line between Sections 3 and 4 , Township 8 North, Range 26 West,
s. B. M.; thence south to the line between ~ownships 7 and S North; thence east on I
the township line between Townships 7 and 8 North, to the eastern boundary of Santa
Barbara County; thence north along said boundary line to the place of beginning
DOS PUEBLOS PRECINCT.
Commencing at the intersection of El Capitan Creek and t he shore line of the Santa
Barbara Channel; thence nort l:lerly up the center line of El Capitan Creek to .its inter- I
section with t~e north boundary of the Rancho Canada del Corral; thane~ westerly along
the north boundary of said Rancho Canada del Corral to the center of Section 19, T. 5
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N. R. 30 w., s. B. M.; thence north through said Section 19 to the quarter section
corner between Sections 19 and 18; thence east to the quarter section corner between
Sections 16 and 21, T. 5 N., R. 29 w., s. B. M.; thence south to the quarter section
corner between Sections 28 and 33 of said Township and Ba~e ; thence east to the nor theast
corner of Section 33 of said Township and Ra~e; the nce south along the east line
of Section 33 to the line of Dos Pueblos Rancho or the north line of the Thomas B
Bishop Land Company 's land; thence westerly and southerly along t he northerly and westerly
line of same to the Santa Barbara Channel ; t hence northwesterly along said Santa
Barbara Channel to the place of beginning.
GOLETA l'REC INC T.
Commencing at the southeast corner of t he Ra!Xlho ta Goleta; thence north to the
line between Sections 11 and l4, T. 6 N., R. 28 w., s . B. M.; thence east to the qua.rte~
section corner between Sections 8 al'.Jl 17, T. 4 N., R. 27 w., s. B. M.; thence south to
the center of Section 17 , same Township and Range ; thence east to t he center of Sectio~
15, same Township ani Range; thence north to t he center of the Santa Ynez River; thence
westerly along t he cente~ of said river to the southeast boundary line of tn, San Marcos
Rancho ; thence westerly along the southeast and south boundary line of said rancho and
the south boundary line of the Tequepis Rancho to its intersection with the township
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line between Townships 6 and 6 North; thence west along said township aine to the
northwest corner of Section 6 T. 5 N.,. R. 29 w. , s . B. M.; thenc e south to the southwest
cor ner of Section 18, same township and r ange; thence east to the quarter section corne~
between Sections 16 and 21 , sa~ township ani range; thence south to the quarter section
corner between Sections 28 and 33, same township and range; thence east to a point on
t he line between Sections 29 and 32, T. 5 N., R. 28 w., s. B. M.; due north of the
northwest cor ner of the Rancho La Goleta; t he nce sout h to the northwest corner of said
rancho; thence southerly along the western boundary line of said rancho to the Pacific
Ocean; thence easterly along t he shore of the Pacific Ocean t o the place of beginning.
GUADALUPE PRECINCT.
Commencing at the south corner of the Guadalupe Rancho on the shore of the Pacific
Ocean; thence northerly following sa id shore of the Pacific Ocean to the nort:terly l ine
of Santa Barbara County at the mouth of the Santa Maria River; thence easterly along I
said northerly line of Santa Barbara Colinty to its intersection with the eastern line of
the Guadalupe Ranoho; thenc e southeasterly and southwesterly along t he line of said I
Guadalupe Rancho to t he southern cor ner of Lot No . 93 of the subdivision of said Gaud.alupe
Rancho in t he center of the county road leading from the town of Santa Maria to I
the town of Guadalupe; thence westerly along t he center of said county road to a point
on line with t he westerly line of Lot 98; t hence southerly between said Lot 98 and Lot
99 to the northeast ~orner of Lot 104; thence westerly between Lots 99 , 100, 14 and
Lots 104, 105, 106 to the northeast corner of Lot No. 107; thence southerly between Lot
106 , 114, 121, 124 and Lots 107, 113, 120 , 125, 132 to the southern line of the Guadalupe
Rancho; thence westerly along the said southerly line of said r ancho to the place
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of beginni ng.
HOPE PRECillCT .
Commencing a t t he southeast corner of t he Rancho La Go l e t a ; thence north to the
line between Sections 11 and 14 , ~o wnsh ip 5 1Iorth of Range 28 Vie st, S. B. M.; thence
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east t o t he line of the Rancho Los Prietos y Na t jalayegua; thence a l ong t he boundary
of said r ancho so uth and east t o t he middle of Secti on 1 5 , ~own sh i p 5 Nor th, Range
27 West, S. B. M. ; t~nce s outh to the quarter section c or ner on the north line of
Section 3 ~ ownship 4 North , Range 27 West, s. B. M.; thence west t o t he northwest cor er
of Se ction 4 of the same t ownsh i p and r ange; thence south between Sect ions 4 and 5 of
t he saim t ownship and r ange, t o the southerly l i ne of Johnson Road; t hence westerly
al ong the southerly boundary of said r oad t o the i ntersection of the southerly bounda y
line of Laurel Canon Road , thence northwesterly al ong the southerly oounda.ry of said
Laurel Canon Road to t he easter ly boundary line of t he San Roque Road; thence sout herl y
along t he easterly boundar y of San Roque Road t o t he sout her ly line of the State Hi gh
way ; thence wester ly along the souther l y boundar y of St ate Hi ghway t o t he int er sectio
of t he line be tween Range s 27 and 28 , w. Townsh i p 4 Nort h; t hence south t o t he Pacifi
Ocean; t henc e west er ly along the Pacific Ocean t o t he place of begi nning.
LA PA1ERA PRECINCT .
Commenci ng at a point on t he Pa c i f i c Ocean where t he westerly line of La Gol eta
Rancho inter sects same; thence nort:OOrly on t he l i ne bet ween the Rancho La Goleta and
Dos Pueblos and the extension t hereof to t he line between Sect ions 29 and 32, Townshi
5 North of Range 29 West, s. B. Ll . ; t hence west to th e nort:OOast corner of Section 33
Township 5 lfor th of Range 28 West, S. B. 1i . ; t hence south on east line of said Sectio
33, t o t he north line of t he Dos Pueblos Ra ncho or t he land owned by the Thomas B.
Bishop Company; thenc e wester l y and southe rly along t he norther ly and westerly line o '
said Co mpany ' s land to t he Pacific Ocean; t hence southeast erl y along sai d Pacific Oce n
t o t he place of begi nni ng.
LAS CRUCES PREC I llC T.
Commencing at t he mouth of t he Santa Anita Cr eek ; thence up center line of said
creek t o its i ntersection with t he nor th bo1mdary line of Rancho lfuestra Senora del
Refugio ; thence due nor th t o a poi nt on t he s outh boundary of t he Rancho San Jul i an ;
thence along t he southern , east ern boundaries of the San Julian Rancho t ~ the line be
tween townships 4 and 5 :rorth, R. 32 \Y. S. B. M. ; t hence eas t along sa id tovmship line
t o t he c enter line of the Sta t e Hi ghway ; t hence sout herly along t he center line of
said State Hi ghway t o a point on t he blu:ff , on east side of Gaviot a Canon, at t he mou
thereof , where said hi ghway makes a turn to t he east to leave said canon; thence westerly
along the shor e of the Paoifio Ocean to t he place of beginning .
LOMPOC PRECINCT NO . l
Comprises a l l t hat porti on of the t own of Lompoc lying sout h of Ocean Avenue a L.QA{
wes t ot 'H" Street; also all that portion of the town of Lompoc lying north of Ocean
Avenue and west of "O" Str eet.
LOMPOC PREC IllC T llO . 2 .
Comprises all that po rtion of t he town of Lompoc lying south of Ocean Avenue
and east of "H" Str eet; also all that portion of t he t own of Lompoc l ying north of
Ocean Avenue and east of "A" Str ee t .
LOlJ.POC PREC IllCT NO. 3 .
Comprises all t hat port i on of t he t own of Lompoc lying north of Ocean Avenue and
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between "H" and "O" Streets .
LOIn'OC PREC INC l1 NO. 4 .
Comprises all t hat portion of t he town of Lompoc lying north of Ocean Avenue
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Farm Lots 24, 29, 25, and 28 of said rancho am. to the center of the Sant.a Ynez River
thence up the center of said river to the line between Farm Lots 18 and l7 of said
rancho; thence north between Farm Lots 18 and 17 to the northerly line of the ~ncho
Lompoc; thence along the northerly line of said rancho to t he line between Lo ts 17 a
18 of the subdivision of the Purissirna Rancho; thence north along the line between Lo a
17 and 18, 12 and 13 of said Purissiina Rancho to the southeast corner of Lot 5 of sai
ranoho; thence westerly along the southerly line of said Lot 6 and t he northerly line
of Lots 13 and 14 of said ranoho to the southeasterly line of Rancho Jesus Maria ;
thence along the southeasterly line of said Jesus Maria Rancho to the northwest corne
of th! Rancho Mission de la Purissima.; thence easterly along the northerly line of
said last ru:imed rancho to the moat southeasterly line of the Rancho Todos Santos y San
Antonio; thence northwesterly along the southwesterly line of said last named rancho
to the center line of the San Antonio Creek thence westerly along the center line of I
said San Antonio Creek to t he shore of the Pacific Ocean; t hence southerly along tm I
Pacific Ocean to the s outhwest oorner of the Rancho Lompoc; thence southeasterly alo n
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 t o 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 co ner
of Farm Lot 139 of said rancho; thence northeasterly along t he southeasterly line of
Farm Lot 135 and 134 of said rancho to t he southwesterly corner of Lot 88 of said
rancho; t hence easterly along the so utherly line of said Farm Lot 88 to the southwest
corner of Farm Lot 89 of said rancho; the nce nortrerly along the westerly line of saidl
Farm Lot 9 and the westerly line of the town of Lompoc , to the place of beginning.
LOS ALAMOS PRECilJCT.
Commencing at the northeast corner of the Las 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 east along the south boundary line of said ranc o
to t he sou theast corner of said r ancho; thence southerly to t he northwes t corner of
the San Carlos de Jonata Rancho; thence east along the north boundary line of said
rancho t o the southwest corner of t he Rancho Corral de ~uati; t hence north and east
along t~ west and no rth boundary l i nes of said rancho t o the southwest corner of tl:e
Rancho La zaca; t hence north and east along t he west and north bo un dary lines of said
r ancho t o t he ce nter l i ne of Zaca Creek ; t he nce northeasterly along t he center line o
Zaca Creek to the south boundary of t he Sisquoc Rancho; t hence northwesterly along t
s outh boundary line of said rancho t o t he northeastern c or ner of the Rancho Tinaquaic;
thence a long the easterly and southerly boundary lines of t he Rancho Tinaquaic to the
s outhwest corner of s~id rancho; t hence s out herly to the northeast corner of t he Los
Alamos Rancho; t hence along the northe rn boundary line of said r ancho to the place of
beginning .
lviESA PREC I liCT .
Commencing at a point on t he Paoifio Ocean where r ange line between Range 27 and
28 we s t i ntersects same; t hence north a l ong said range l ine t o the s outh l ine of t he
State Highway; t hence easterly along t he southerly line of t he St ate Hi gh\1ay to the
we sterly boundary of t he City Limits of Santa Barbar a . rhe nce southerl y and westerly
al ong the we s t erly boundary of t he City of Sant a Barba ra to the Pacific Ocean ; thence
we s t erly along s a id Pa cific Ocean t o t he place of beginni ng , al so i ncluding th! Island
of Sant a Cruz, Santa Rosa anl San Mi guel.
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MISSION PRECINCT .
Commencing at the intersection of the easterly line of Eucalyptus Hill Road with
the northerly boundary line of the City of Santa Harbara; thence northerly along the
easterly line of said Eucalyptus Hill Road and the extension thereof to the northerly
line of Sycamore Canon Road; thence westerly along the northerly line of said Sycamore
Canon Road to the easterly line of Palm Avenue; thence along the easterly line of Palm
Avenue and easterly line of road along the southerly line of the Richardson or Bothin
property to the southeasterly line of the Richardson or Bothin property; thence northerly
along the line of said property to the northeast corner of the northwest quarter
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of the northeast quarter of Section 1, Township 4 !forth of Range 27 West, s. B. M.;
thence west along the north line of Section, 1, 2, 3, and 4 to the northwes t corner of
Section 4 of said township and range; thence south to the northerly city boundary lire-;
thence easterly following the northerly city boundary line to the place of beginning.
MONTECITO PRECINCT NO . l
Commencing at a point on the Pacific Ocean where Eucalyptus Lane intersects same;
thence along the center of said Eucalyptus Lane and the San Ysidro Road to the southwest
corner of the Huiskamp tract; thence northerly along the westerly line of said tract
to the Pueblo line of the City of Santa Barbara, thence easterly along said Pueblo line
to the quarter section corner between Sections 5 and 8, Township 4 North of Range 26
West, s. B. M.; thence north through the center of said Section 5 to the line between
Tov1I1ships 4 and 5 North; thence east along the line between said townships to the northeast
corner of Section 3, Township 4 North of Range 26 West , s. B. M.; thence south between
Sections 2 and 3, 10 and 11, 14 and 15 of said township an:l rar:ge to the north
line of the Pueblo lands of the City of Santa Barbara ; thence northwesterly along said
Pueblo line to the easterly line of the Underhill property, or Ortega Rancho ; thence
southerly along the easterly line of said Underhill property to the line between same
and the D. C. Williams traot on top of the hill; thence southwesterly along the southerly
line of the Underhill property
intersection of same with the Coast
to the top of what is known as Ortega Hill, and the
Highway; thence southerly along the summit of Ortegl
Hill to the bottom of bluff of same on the sea shore of the Pacific Ocean; thence wes terly
along said Pacific Ocean to the place of beginning.
MONTECITO PRECINCT NO . 2.
Commencing at a point on the Pacific Ocean where the easterly line of the city
limits of the City of Santa Barbara intersects same; thence northerly along the easterly
line of said city limits to the Booth Point road; thence easterly along the southerly
line of said Booth Point road am. the Coast Highway to the easterly line of said
city limits; thence northerly along the easterly line of said city limi~s to the northeast
corner thereof; thence westerly along the northerly line of said city limits to th~
easterly line of the Eucalyptus Hill Road; thence northerly along the easterly line of
said Eucalyptus Hill Road ani the extension thereof to the northerly line of Sycamore
Canon Road; thence westerly along the northerly line of said Sycamore Canon Road to
the easterly line of Palm Avenue; thence along the easterly line of Palm Avenue and
easterly line of road along the southerly line of the Richardson or Bothin property to
the southeasterly line of the Richardson or Bothin property; thence northerly along the
line of said property to the northeast corner of the northwest quarter of the northeast
quarter of Section 1, Township 4 North of Range 27 West, s. B. M.; thence west
along the north line of Sections 1, 2, and 3 of said township and range to the quarter
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section corner on the north line of said Section 3; thence north through Sections 34,
27, 22, 15, 10 and 3 of said township and range to the line between ~ownships 5 and 6
North; thence east along said line to the line between Ranges 26 and 27 West ; thence
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nor th between said ranges t o t he north l ine between Townships 7 and 8 North; t hence
east along the l i ne be t ween said townships 7 and 8 to the line between Ranges 25 and
26 West; t hence sout h a l ong the line between said r anges to t he line between TownshiT\R'
5 and 6 No rth ; thence wes t along the l i ne be tween said t ownships t o t he northwest cor er
of Secti on 2, Township 5 North of Range 26 West, s. B. M.; t hence south between Sectio s
2 and 3 , 10 and ll , 14 and 15 , 22 and 23 , 26 and 27, 34 and 35 of said townships and
r ange to the line between Townships 3 and 5 Nort h ; thence west along the line between
said t ownships to the quarter section corner on the nor th liv~ of Sect i on 5, Township
4 North of Range 26 West ; thence south thr ough the center of said Secti ons 5 and 8
to the Pueblo l i ne of t he City of Santa Barbar a ; thence wes t a l ong said Pueblo line t o
the westerly line of the Huiskamp tract ; thence south along the westerly line of said
tract and the center line of San Ysidro Road and Eucalyptus Lane to t he Pacific Ocean;
thence along said Pacific Ocean to the place of beginning.
ORCUTT PRECINCT .
Commencing at the northwest corner of Subdivision No . 14 of the Punta de la Lag a
Rancho; thence east and south along the north and east boundary of said Subdivision Iio
14 to the south boundary of said Punta de la Laguna Rancho ; thence southeaster ly al on
the said southerly line of the said Punta de la Laguna Rancho to the easterly line of
the lands of the Escolle Estate Co . ; thence along sa:id easterly and northerly line of ,
said lands of the Esoolle Estate Co . , to a point on line with the prolongation of the
line between Sections 14 and 15 , Township 9 North , Rarge 34 West , s. B. M.; thence nor h
along said prolongation and l ine between Sections 14 and 15 , 10 and 11 , 2 and 3 , Township
9 North , Ra~e 34 \Yest , s . B. M., t.o the township line between Townships 9 and 10
thence west between Townships 9 and 10 North to the east line of the land of the Union
Sugar Company , t hence south and west along the east and south l ine of the l and of said
Union Sugar Company to the line between Ranges 34 and 35 West ; thence south between
Ranges 34 and 35 to the place of beginning .
PINE GROVE PRECINCT.
Commencing at a point on the northerly line of l ands of the Escolle Estate Co .,
where the prolongation line between Sections 14 and 15 , Township 9 North , Ra~ e 34 Wes ,
s. B. M., intersects same ; thence east along the north and east boundary of the lands
of the Escolle Estate Co ., to its intersection with the Los Alamos Rancho; thence no rt -
' eester ly along the northerly line of the Los Alamos Rancho to the l ine bet' ween Sect i o
20 and 21, Township 9 North , Range 33 West ; thence no rth to the corner of Sections 4 ,5
8 and 9 , Township 9 North , Rall5e 33 West ; thence east to the cor ner of Sections 3,4 ,
9 and 10 , Township 9 North Rarge 33 West ; thence north to the township line between
Tovmships 9 and 10 ; thence between rownships 9 and 10 North, west to the cor ner of
Sections 2 and 3 l'ovmship 9 !forth , Rarge 34 West, s. B. M., and Sections 34 and 35 ,
Township 10 !forth, Range 34 West , S. B. M.; thence south be tween Sect ions 2 and 3, 10
and 11, 14 and 15 , ~ownship 9 North , Range 34 West, s. B. M., to the point of beginni n .
REFUGIO PRECINCT .
Beginning at t he inter section of the shor e line of the Pacific Ocean , with the
center line of the El Capitan Creek , at the mouth of the same ; thence nort herly along
the center line of El Capitan Cr eek to its intersect ion with t he north boundary of the
Ranoho del Corr al; thence wester ly along said nor th boundary of the Canada del Corral
to the center of Section 19 , T. 5 N., R. 30 w., S. B. M.; thence nort h through said
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Section 19 and Section 18 of t~ sane t ownship and r ange to the quarter section cor ner
between Sections 18 and 7; thence west to the quar ter section corner b~twe en Sect ions
8 and 17 , T. 5 N., R. 31 w.; thence south through Section 17 and 20 of tre same t ownship
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and range to the intersection with the north boundary of the Rufugio Grant; thence
southerly along the west boundary of the Rancho A:rroyo Hondo , to the shore line of
the Pacific Ocean; thence southeasterly along said shore line to the place of beginning.
SAN:rA BARBARA PREC INC :r NO . 1 .
Beginning at the intersection of Alisos with the Pacific Ocean , thence nortmvesterly
along Al isos to Mason , thence northeasterly along Mason to Canada , thence northwesterly
along Canada to Gutierrez , thence northeasterly along Gutierrez to the City
Boul evard , thence southeasterly along the City ~oulevard to Sycamore Canyon Road , thence
nor therly along the Sycamore Canyon to the intersection with t he easterly boundary of
the City of Santa Barbara , thence following the easterly bounda~y of the City of Santa
Barbara in a southerly direction to the Pacific Ocean; thence along the Pacific Ocean
to point of beginning
SAIJ:rA. BARBARA PRECINCT NO. 2 .
Beginning at the intersection of State St. with the Pacific Ocean , thence northerly
along State st. to Gutierrez St.; thence northeasterly along Gutierrez st . to
Nopal, thence southerly along Nopal to Montecito , thence easterly along Montecito to
Milpas, thence southerly along Milpas to Mason, thence easterly along Mason to Alisos ,
thence southerly along Alisos to Pacific Ocean , thence westerly along Pacific Ocean
to point of beginning.
SANA BARBARA PRECINCT NO . 3.
Beginning at the intersection of the center line of Gutierrez Street with State
Street, thence northwesterly along State St. to Ortega St.; the~e easterly along
Ortega St. to Canal st.; thence southerly along Canal St. to Gutierrez St ., tb:ince
westerly along Gutierrez st . to the point of beginning.
SANTA BARBARA PRECI~CT NO . 4 .
Beginning at the intersection of Ortega st . with State St.; thence northerly
along State St. to Figueroa St., thence northeast erly along Figueroa St. to Garden
St., thence southeasterly along Garden st. to Ortega st ., thence southwesterly along
Ortega St. to point of beginning.
SANTA BARBARA. PREC.Il~CT NO. 5 .
Beginning at the intersec tion of Garden st. with Ortega st., thence northwesterly
along Garden St. to Figueroa st., thence northeaster ly along Figueroa St. to
liiilpas, the nee southeasterly along Milpas to Montee i to, thence southwesterly along
Montecito to lropal , thence northwesterly along 1ropal to Gutierrez , thence southwesterly
al ong Gutierrez to Canal , thence northwesterly along Canal to Ortega St., thence
southwesterly along Ortega to point of beginning .
SANTA BARBARA PRECINCT NO . 6.
Beginning at the intersection of Mason and Milpas Streets, thence northwesterl1
along Milpas at. to Garcia Road, thence northeasterly along Garcia Road to the Clty
Boulevard, thence southeasterly along t he City Boulevard to Gutierrez St., thence southwesterly
along Gutierrez St. to Canada St., thence southeasterly along Canada st . to
Ma.son St., thence southwesterly along Mason St. to the point of beginning .
SAN~A BARBARA PRECINCT NO . 7.
Beginning at the intersection of Figuer oa and Laguna , thence northwesterly
along Laguna St. to Victoria , thence northeasterly along Victoria st. to Canal , thence
northwesterly along Canal st . to Sola, thence northeasterly along Sola and Quarantina
to the City Boulevard, thence easterly along the City Boulevard to Garcia Road , thence
southwesterly along the center line of Garcia Road to Milpas, thence northerly along
Milpas to Figueroa , thence southwesterly along Figueroa st . to point of beginning .
SAI~ l 1A BARBARA PRECINCT N 0. 8
Beginning at the intersection of &ant a Bar bara and Figueroa St., thence north\ve terly
along Santa Barbara St. to Victoria St., thence northeasterly along Victoria to
Laguna St., thence southeasterly along Laguna St. to Figueroa , thence southwesterly
along Figueroa St. to point of beginning .
SANfA BARBARA PRECINCT NO . 9 .
Beginning at the intersection of State & Figueroa Sts., thence northwesterly alo g
. State St. to Arrellaga, thence northeasterly along Arrellaga to Santa Barbara St.,
thence southeasterly along Santa Barbara St. to Micheltorena St . ; thence northeasterl
along Micheltorena to Laguna St. , thence southeaster ly along Laguna to Victoria , thence
southwesterly along Victoria to Santa Barbara St., thence southeasterly along Santa
Barbara to Fi gueroa St., thence southwesterly alo:qg Figueroa to point of beginning.
S4.N 1'A BAR.BARA l'REC INC r NO. 10.
Beginning at the intersection of Laguna a:r.rl Victoria Sts., thence northwesterly
along Laguna St. to Micheltorena , thence southwesterly along I\1iche 1 torena to Santa
Barbara , thence northwesterly along Santa Barbara St. to Valerio , thence northeasterl
along Valerio St. to Canal st., thence southeasterly along Canal to Arrellaga , thence
northeasterly along Arrellaga to Salsipuedes st., thence sou theasterly along Salsipued s
to Sola, thence southwesterly along Sola to Canal , t hence southeasterly along Canal
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to Victoria, thence southwesterly along Victoria to point of beginniv.g.
SANTA BARBARA PRECINCT NO . 11
Beginning at the intersection of Valerio St. with Canal St., thence easterly alo
Valerio St . to Prospect Ave . , thence northwesterly along Prospect Ave . to Pedregosa St.,
thence northeasterly along Pedregosa St. to Alameda Padre Serra, thence northwester ly
along Alameda Padre Serra to a point where Alameda Padre Serra intersects the northwes -
erly citY, boundary line; thence follov.ring the northerly boundary of t he City of Santa
Barbara in. a northerly and easterly direction t o t he northeast cor ner of t he City of
Santa Barbara; thence following the easterly boundary line of the City of Santa Barbar
to the point where it intersects Sycamore Canyon ro ad; thence southwesterly along
Sycamore Canyon Road to the City Boulevard; thence northwesterly along the City B0ule -
vard to Quarantina St. ; thence in a southwesterly direction along ~uarantina st. to
Sola Street; thence southwesterly along Sola St. to Salsipuedes St., thence P-orthwesterly
along Salsipuedes St. to Arrellaga St.; thence southwesterly along Arrellaga St.
to Canal St.; thence northwesterly along Canal St. to the point of beginning .
SAlfrA BARBARA PRECilfCT NO . 12.
Beginning at the intersection of Garden and Valerio , thence northwesterly along
Garden to The Mission Lands , thence northerly along the boundar y of the Ol d Mission 1 ds
follov1ing its meanderings to the Alameda Padr e Serra , thence easterly along tm Alamed
Padre Serra to Pedregosa, thence southwesterly along Pedregosa to the inter section of
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Pedregosa, and Prospect Ave., thence easterly along Prospect to Valer io , the nce southwesterly
along Va l er io to point of beginning.
SANTA BARBARA PRECI1iCT NO . 13.
Beginning at the intersection of State St. wit h Arr ellaga st .; thence northwester
ly along State st . to Constance Avenue ; thence easterly and southerly along Constanc
Avenue to Garden Str eet; thence southerly along Garden st . to Vale rio St.; thence
southwesterly along Valer io St. to Santa Barbara St.; thence southerly al ong Sant a
Barbara St. to Arre l l aga St.; thence southwesterly along Arr ellaga St . to point of
beginning.
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SANfA BARBARA PRECINCT No. 14.
~eginning at the intersection of Bath St. with Pedregosa St.; thence northwesterly
along Bath St. to Second Avenue; t hence easterly along Second Avenue to De la Vina St.,
thence northerly a l ong De la Vina Street to Holl ister Avenue; thence along Hollister
Avenue to the San Roque Road; thence northeasterly along the easterly boundary of San
Roque Road to Laurel Canon Road; thence following southeasterly along the northerly
line of the City of Santa Barbara to its intersection with Garden Street or Constance
Avenue; thence following northwesterly along the curve of Constance Avenue to St~te I
Street southeasterly along State St. to Islay; thence so11thwesterly along Islay St. to
' De la Vina; thence northwesterly along De la Vina to Pedregosa; thence southwesterly I
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SANTA BARBARA PRECINCT NO. 15.
Beginning at the intersection of State st. with Sola st.; therce southwesterly I
alo~g Sola to ~e la Vina, thence northwesterly along De la Vina to Valerio, thence I .
southwesterly along Valerio to Bath; thence northwesterly along Bath to Pedregosa, thence
northeasterly along Pedregosa to De la Vina, thence southeasterly along De la Vina to
Islay; thence northeasterly along Islay to State St.; thence southeasterly along State
to point of beginning. I
SANTA BARBARA PRECINCT NO. 16.
Beginning at the intersection of State St. with Figueroa, thence westerly along
Figueroa to Chapala, thence southeasterly along Chapala to Carrillo, thence southwesterly
along Carrillo to De la Vina, thence northwesterly along De la Vina to Victoria, I
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thence southwesterly along Victoria to Bath; thence northwesterly along Bath to Sola,
thence north.easterly along Sola to State, thence southeasterly along State st. to
the .Point of beginning.
SANTA BARBARA PRECINCT NO. 17
Beginning at the intersection of State St. with Ortega St.; thence westerly along
Ortega Street to De la Vina. St.; thence northerly along De la Vina st. to De la Guerra
st.; thence westerly along De la Guerra St. to Bath St.; thence northerly a.long Ba.th I
St. to Carrillo St.; thence easterly along Carrillo St. to Chapa.la St.; thence no~ther~y
along Chapala St. to Figueroa St. ; thence easterly along Figueroa St. to State St. ;
thence southerly along State St. to the point of beginning.
SANTA BARBARA PRECINCT NO. 18.
Beginning at the intersection of Gutierrez with De la Vina, thence northwesterly
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along De la Vina to De la Guerra, thence southwesterly along De la Guerra to Bath; the ce
southeasterly along Bath to Cota; thence southwesterly along Cota to Loma Alta Drive;
thence southeasterly along Loma Alta Dri ve to Gutierrez St. projected, thence nortbeas -
erly along Gutierrez St. to point of beginning .
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Beginning at the intersection of Gutierrez with State, thence southwesterly along
Gutierrez to De la Vina, thence northwesterly along De la Vina to Ortega; thence northeasterly
along Ortega to State; thence southeasterly along State to point of beginning .
SANTA BARBARA PRECINCT NO. 20.
Beginning at the intersecti on of State St. and the Pacific Ocean, thence wester
along the Pacific Ocean to the center line of Arroyo Burro Creek, thence following the
center line of Arroyo Burro Creek and the westerly boundary of the City of Santa Barbara
to the northwest corner of property of R. F. Pinkham , thence following easterly along
the .northerly line of property of R. F. Pinkham am the New Thought Colony to the centJr
line of Victoria St. prolonged, thence following the center line southerly along Victoria
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St . prolonged to the north boundary of pr operty of Meigs , thence southeasterly along
the northerly line of property of Mei gs to the no rthwest corner of the proper ty of A.
Gaylord , th ence easterly a long t he northerly line of the property of A. Gaylord to the
northeast corner of the same , thence northwesterly along the southwesterly boundary li e
of the property of Burt I.Ioore to t he westerly corner of the same; thence northeaster ly
along t he northwesterly boundary line of pr operty of Burt Moore , J . B. Black and Laura
Husted t o the northerly corner of the property of Laura Husted, t he nce southeasterly
along the property of Laura Husted to th3 Mesa Road, thence northeaster ly along the
Mesa Road, arrl. Gutierrez St. to State St., t hence so utheasterly along State St. to
point o:f beginning .
SAlTfA BARBARA PRECINCT NO . 21
Beginning at the intersection of Bath and Canon Perdido , thence southwesterly alo
Canon Perdido to Rall}heria, thence southeasterly along Rancheria to De la Guerra, then e
southwesterly along De la Guerra to Marrilla Ave., thence northwesterly along Marrilla
Ave . to Canon Perdido, thence southwesterly along Canon Perdido to Robbins St., thence
southeasterly along Robbins st. to Cliff Drive thence northeasterly along Cliff Drive to
Loma Alta , thence northwester ly along Loma Alta to Cota, thence no rtheasterly along
Cota to Bath , thence northwester ly along Bath to point of beginning.
SAlfTA BARBARA PRECI!fCT NO . 22.
~eginning at the intersection of Bath St. with Canon Perdido St., t hence nor thwe t -
erly along Bath St. to Ca rrill o St.; thence no rtheasterly along Carrillo St. to De la
Vina St. ; thence northwesterly along De la Vina. st. to Ana:r.smu St. ; thence southwester
ly along Anapamu St. to Rancheria St . ; thence southeasterly along Rancheria St. to Cann
Perdido St.; thence nort:OO.asterly along Canon Perdido St . t o the point of beginning .
SANTA BARBARA PRECINCT NO . 23.
Beginning at the intersection of Rancheria St. and Anapamu St. ; thence no rthwest
erly along Raroheria St. to Micheltorena St. ; thence northeasterly along Ivfichel torena
norllt
St. to Bath st.; thence southeasterly along Hath st. to Victoria St.; thenceAeasterly
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along Victoria St. to De la Vina St.; thence south~lY along De la Vina St. to An.apamu
St . ; thence southwesterly along Anapamu St. to point of beginning .
S.Alf fA BARBARA PRECINCT NO . 24.
Beginning at the intersection of Ranche r ia St. vri th I~ichelto r ena St . ; thence
northv1esterly a long Ram heria St. to Islay St. ; thence northeasterly along Islay St.
to Bath St . ; thence southeasterly along Bath St. to Valerio St . ; thence no rtheasterly
along Valerio St. to De la Vina St.; thence southeaster ly along De la Vina St, to Sola
st.; thence southwesterly along Sola St . to Bath St. ; thence northwester ly along Bath
St. to Micheltorena St . ; thence southwesterly along Micheltorena St. to point of
beginning .
SANTA BARBARA PRECINCT NO . 25 .
neginning at the i ntersection of Miasion st. with Castillo St. ; thence northwes -
erly along Castillo St . to Alamar Ave . ; thence southwesterly along Al amar Avenue to
Fourth St. ; thence southwesterly along Fourth St. to the westerly boundary of the City
of Santa t:5arbara ; thence following the ?resterly boundary of the City o :f Santa Barbara
in a westerly and northerly directi on to Hollister Avenue ; thence southeasterly along
Holli ster Avenue to De la Vina St. ; thence southeasterly along De la Vina St. to
Second St. ; thence sout hwesterly along Second St. to Bath St.; thence southeasterl y
alo11.g Bat h St. to 1.1:ission St . ; thence southwester ly along Missi on st . to the point of
beginning.
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SANTA BARBARA PRECINCT No . 26.
Beginning at the intersection of Bath and Pedregosa ; thence southwesterly along
Pedregosa to San Andreas , thence northwesterly along San Andreas to Mission, t hence I
southwesterly along Mission to the southerly line of tl:e property of Verhelle et.al. and
to the southerly corner o:f the same , thence westerly along the southerly boundary o:f I
property line o:f Verhelle et. al. to the westerly boundary o:f City o:f Santa Barbara , thence
norther1y along the westerl y boundary of Qity of Santa Barbara t o the intersection of
Fourth Ave . projected with Modoc Road , thence along Fourth Avenue projected to Alamar
Ave., thence no rtherly along Alamar to Castillo St. , t h ence southeasterly along Castillo
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to Mission, thence nort~asterly along Mi ssion to Bath, thence southeaste~ly along
bath to point of beginning .
SANTA BARBARA PRECilfCT NO. 27 .
Beginning at the interseotion of Pedregosa with Bath, thence southwesterly
along Pedregosa to San Andreas, thence northwesterly along San A~drea~ to Mission,
thence scuthweste~ly along Mission to the southerly line o:f property of Verhelle et
al to the southerly corner o:f the same, thence easterly following t he northerly property
line of c. c. Park to Arrellaga St. , prolonged , t h ence northeasterly along
~a5L Arrellaga St. to San Andreas St., thence so ut~~l y along San Andreas to Sola, thence
northeasterly along Sola St. to Rancheria St., thence northwesterly along Ramheria
st. to Islay St., thence northeasterly along Islay st. to Bath ,. thence northwesterly
along Bath St. to point of beginning .
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SANTA BARBARA PREC I NCT NO . 28.
Beginning at the i ntersection of Rancheria Street and Sola Street; thence south-
\Vesterly along Sola St r eet to San Andreas Street; thence northwesterly along San
Andreas Street to Arrellaga Street ; thence southwesterly along Arrellaga Street projected,
to the East Co~fter of property of c. c. Park; thence northwester ly along the
nor ther ly pr operty line of c. c. Park to the westerly boundary line of the City of
Santa Barbara.; thence southerly along the City Boundary to the northerly line o:f R. F .
Pinkham property ; thence following in a so utheasterly direction a long the no rtherly
line of property of R. F . Pinkham and the New Thought Colony to t ne center line of
Victoria Street prolonged ; the nce southerly along Victoria Street prolonged to the
northerly line of property of Meigs; thence southeasterly along the northerlY property
line of Meigs and G. Gaylord to the northeast corner of the same ; thence northwester ly
al ong t he southerly pr operty line of Burt Moore to the west corner of the same; thence
no rtheasterly along the property line of Burt Moor e, J . B. Black and Laura Husted to I
San Andreas Street, t hence southeasterly along Marl!illa to De la Guerra Street; thence
northeasterly along De la Guerra Street to Rancheria Street, thence northwesterly
along Rancher ia Street to place of beginning.
SAll'.i:A ]!ARIA PREC INCT NO. 1 .
Comprises all that portion of the City of Santa Maria lying east of Broadway
Street and north ?f Main Street , being all of Section 11 , Township 10 Nor th Range 34
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West, S ~ B. M.
SANTA MARIA PRECINCT NO . 2.
Comprises all that portion of the City o:f Santa Maria lying west of Broadway
Street and north of Mai n Street, being all of Section 10, Township 10 North , Range
34 West , S. B. M.
SANTA MARIA PRECINCT NO . 3.
Commencing at the point of inter sec tion of the cent er line of West Main Street
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Lincoln Street south to the center line of west Chnrch Str ee t , th ence west along the
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center line of West Church Street to the center line of South Pine Street; t hence
south to the Santa Maria Vall ey Railroad frack as now located on West Jones Street;
thence west along said railroad track to the westerly city limits; thence north along
said westerly city limits t o the center line of West 148.in St.; thence east to the
point of commencement.
SANTA MARIA PRECINCT NO . 4.
Commencing at the point of intersection of Main and Broadway Sts.; thence running
west along the center line of Main Street to the ce nter line of Lincoln Street;
thence south t o the center line of West Chr uch Street; thence west to the ce nter line
of South Pine Street; thence south to the Santa Maria Valley Railr oad track; thence
west along said Santa Maria Valley Railr oad track t o the westerly city limits; thence
south aJ.ong said city limits t o the southwest corner of the city of Santa Maria; then e
east to the center line of South Broadway Street; t hence north to the point of begi
nning.
SAITTA 1iARIA PRECIIfCT l~O . 5 .
Comprises all that portion of the city of Santa lviaria lying eaet of Broadway
Street and south of Main Str eet, being all of Section 14, Township 10 North , Ra:rge
34 West, S. B. M.
SANTA MARIA PRECINCT NO. 6.
Commencing at a point in the center of t he Santa Maria River where the northeas
t erly line of the Guadalupe Ranch intersects sane ; t hence southeasterly and southwesterly
along said, Guadalupe Ranch line to the center of County Road leading from
the city of Santa Maria t o t he to\m of Guadalupe; also the southeast corner of Lot 94
of the subdivision of said Guadalupe Ranch ; thence easter ly to the first county r oad
r unni ng south ; t h ence south along the center of said county road to t he line between
Tovmships 9 and 10 llo rth, Range 34 '!lest; thence east bet,veen Townships 9 and 10 to th
corner common to Sections 33 and 34, Range 33 West; thence north along the east line
of Sections 33 and 28 ar.d t o the extension thereof to the center of t he Santa Maria
Ri ver; thence westerly along the center of the Santa Mar ia River to the place of begi
nning , exce pting t he refrom t he city of Santa Maria.
SA!rrA RI.l'A PRECII~CT .
Commencing at the intersection of the center line of the Santa Ynez River .with
the east boundary of the Santa Rosa Rancho ; thenc e westerly down the center of said
river to the east line of Lot 22 of t he said Santa Rosa Rancho; thence no rtherly along
said east lin~ of Lot 22 to t he north line of same; thence easterly and northerly
along the wester ly l i ne of the Santa Rosa Rancho to tm line between Townships 6 and 7
Nort h , Range 33 West , s. B. M.; thence wes t along t he line between said .l'ownships to
the east line of tte Santa Rita Rancho ; thence northerly along the east line of said
last named rancho to the northeast corner of the Geo. G. King 1ract of 875 . 84 acres ;
thence west along the north line of said 875 .84 aero tract to the northwest corner of
the same ; thence south along the west line of said 875 .84 acre tract to the northeast
cor ner of the Geo . G. Zing J.'ract of 268 . 21 acres; thence south\vesterly along the boundr
ary line of said last mentioned tract to the center of the Santa Ynez River; thence
wester ly down the center of said river to its intersection with the east line of Lot
8 of the Santa Rita Rancho ; thence northerly along the easterly lines of Lots 8 , 11
and 15 to the north line of Lot 9 of said Rancho , thence easter ly bettveen Lots 9 anl 2
to t he southeast corne r of said Lot 21 ; thence northe r ly between Lots 21 and 22 to the
ce nter of the Santa Rita Cou:nty Road ; thence west along said road to southv1est corner
of Lot 26 of said Rancho Santa Rita; t he nce north along the \'Jest boundary of said Lot
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26,to the northeast corner of Lot 35 of said Rancho Santa Rita; thence west along the
north boundary of Lot 35 to the \'lest boundary of said Santa Rita Rancho , vrhich is also
the east boundary of the Rancho de la Purissima; thence north along the said common
boundary line between the said Ranchos to the so 11th boundary of the Los Alamos Rancho ;
thence easterly and Southerly along the said southerly boundary line of said Los Alamos
Rancho to the northwest corner of the San Carlos de Jonata Rancho ; thence southeasterly
along the westerly boundary line of the San Carlos de Jonata to the point of .beginning .
SA.'l.\l'TA YNEZ PRECINCT.
Commencing at the northwest corner of the Rancho Canada de los Pinos; thence east
along the north boundary of said Rancho Canada de los Pines to its intersection with
range line between Ranges 2~ and 30 W. ; thence north along said range line between
Ranges 29 and 30 West to the southeast corner of Section 25 , Township 8 North, Range
30 Vlest , s. B. 11 . ; thence due east and along the town.ship line betv.reen Townships 7 and 8
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Iror th t~ range line between Ranges 26 and 27 West; thence south along said range line
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t o the line between To\mships 5 and 6 llorth; thence west to the center of Section 3,
.l'ownship 5 !forth, 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 line
of the San Marcos Rancho; thence westerly along the southeast ani south boundary line 1
of said Rancho and the south boundary line of Tequepis R~cho to its intersection vtith
the tovmship line betv.,een .L'ovmships 5 and 6. I~orth; thence west along said l'ovmship Line
to the line betv1een Ranges 29 and 30 West; thence south along said range line to tre
southeast corner of Section 13 , Township 5 North Range 30 West, s. B.M. ; thence west
to the quarter corner between Sections 18 and 19 rownships 5 North Range 30 West ; thence
north to. the quarter corner between Sections 7 aI'.ld 18 of said Township ard Range; thence
wes t to the southwest corner of Section 10, Township 5 North , Range 31, West ; thence
north to the south line of the Nojoqui Rancho; thence along the southerly and easterly
boundary of said Rancho to the Santa Ynez River; thence .westerly along the center line
of said River to t he mouth 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 east to the east
line of the Ranoho Canada de los Pinos ; thence north al~ng the westerly line of said
rancho to the place of beginning.
SISQUOC PRECINCT. '
Commencing at the line betv1een Section 20 and 21 , Township 9 North, Range 33 West ;
on the northern boundary of the Rancho Los .Alamos; thence north to the corner of Sections
4 , 5 , 8 anQ 9, Township 9 North , Rar:ge 33 West; thence east to the corner of Sections
3 , 4 , 9 and 10, rownship 9 North , Range 33 West; thence north to the middle of the Santa
Marta River; thence along t .he middle of the Sa.nta Maria River and the north boundary of'
Santa Barbara County to the west line of Section 30 , Township 32 South, Range 18 East ,
M. D. M. ; thence south on the range line between Ranges 17 and 18 East , M. D. M., and
30 and 31 West, s . B. Iii . ; thence east to range line between Ranges 26 and 27 W; thence
south to township line between fow~~hips 8 and 9 ; thence east to the line between Sec-
" tions 3 and 4; Township 8 North, Rarge 26 West; thence south to the line between Townships
7 ~nd 8 ; thence west on the line between Townships 7 and 8 North to Range line between
Ranges 29 and 30 West; thence n. orth along said range line between Ranges 29 and
30 West to its intersection with township line between Townships 8 and 9 North; thence
west of said Township line between Townships 8 and 9 North to the eastern boundary of
the Sisquoc Ranoho ; thence southwesterly along the east boundary of said rancho to the
sot1theas t corner thereof; thence along the south boundary of Sisquoo rancho northwesterly
to the easter n boundary of Tinaquaic rancho; thence along the bourrlary line of Tinaquaic
rancho southwesterly to the south corner of said rancho ; thence along t:re northern
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boundary of Rancho La Laguna and Los Alamos to the place of beginning .
SOLVA!JG PREC IlJCT.
Commencing at a point on the Santa Ynez river where the mouth of the Alamo Pi nta b
creek intersects same ; thence northerly along the center line of said creek to the sou h
line of Section2, Township 6 Horth , Range 31 ~est , s. B. M.; thence west to the easterly
line of the San Carlos de Jonata rancho ; thence northerly along said easterly lin
ani westerly along the northerly line of said rancho to the center line of the State
High\11ay; thence southwesterly along the center line of said State Highway to the sout
boundary line of the Nojoqui rancho; thence easterly along t he south boundary l-ine of
said rancho to the southeast corner thereof; thence northwesterly along the east and
no rth boundary line of said rancho to the place of beginning.
SUMMERLAND PREC I11CT
Commencing at the mouth of the Arroyo Toro on the Pacific Ocean; thence nort~rly
along the center of said Arroyo Toro to the center of the Coast Highway; thence wester y
along the center of said Coast Highway to the Toro Canyon road; thence northerly and
westerly along said Toro Canyon road and Valley road to the southwest cor ner of Sectio
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ll , Township 4 North, of Range 26 W~st, S. B. M.; thence south along the line between
Sections 14 and 15 of said Township and Range to the north l ine of the Pueblo lands
of the City of Santa Barbara; thence northwesterly along said Pueblo l ine to the easte -
ly l ine of the Underhill property or Ortega rancho ; thence south along the easterly
line of said Underhill property to the line between same and the D. C. \tilliams tract
on top of hill ; thence southwesterly along the southerly line of said Under hill proper y
and al ong t~ top of what is known as the Ortega Hill to the intersection of same with
the Coast Highway; thence southerly along the sumrojt of Ortega Hil1 t o the bottom of
blu:ff of Ortega Hill on the sea shore 0 the Pacific Ocean; thence easterly along the
sea shore of same t o place of beginning.
WASIOJA PRECINCT ;
Commencing on the west line of Section 30, Township 32 South, Range 18 East, M. D M.;
thence south on the range line between Ranges 17 and 18 East , M. D. M.; and 30 and 31
west s. B. M. , to Township line between rownahips 9 and 10 Norths. B. M.; thence east
on said iownship line between Townships 9 and 10 North to range line between Ranges 26
and 27 West; t hence north along range line between Ranges 26 and 27 West to the middle
of the Santa Maria river and t he north boundary of Santa Barbara County; thence northwesterly
along the middle of said Santa Maria river to the place of beginning.
In the Matter of the Petition of Caterina Romero for County Aid .
On motion duly seconded and carried , it is ordered tha t t he order made on the
3rd day of December, 1923, allovring Cater ina Romero the sum of $20 . 00 County aid , am
directing the Audi tor to draw a warrant on the Treasurer on Indigent Fund on the 1st
day of January 1924, for said amount of ~20 . 00 be and the same is hereby rescinded and
set aside .
In the Matter of Correcting Allowance of Claim,
On motion duly seconded and carried, i t is ordered that the or der made on the 3rd
day of December 1923, allowing the claim of !.lonte Huyck for the sum of $162. 00 on the
' General Road Fund be and the same is hereby resc inded , and i t is further ordered that
said claim be re-allowed for the said sum of $162 . 00 and a warrant be drawn on the
General Fund in payment of the same .
In the 11:atter of Correcting Allowance of Claim,
On motion duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that t he order made on the 3r d
day of December 1923, allowing the claim of J . P. Arroqui for t he sum of ~6 6 . 00 on the
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Good Roads Fund be and the same is hereby rescinded, and it is fur ther ordered that
said claim be re-allowed for t he said sum of $66.00 and a warrant be drawn on the
Hospital Building Fund in payment of the same .
In t he Matter of Correcting Allowance of Claims ,
On motion duly seconded and carried , it is ordered that the or der made on the
3rd day of December 1923, allowing the hereinafter named claims on the General Road
Fund for the amunts set opposite the name of each claimant respectively , be and the
same is hereby rescinded, and i t is further ordered t hat said claims be re-allowed
for the amounts set opposite the name of each claimant respe ctively, and warrants in
payment of the same to be dram. on t he 4th Road Fund , to-wit :
For bes, J . J .
Union Oil Co . of Calif
Union Terminal Warehouse Co
In the Matter of Correcting Allowance of Claims,
$80. 40
156. 80
15.00
On motion duly seconded ani carried , it is ordered that the order made on the
3rd day of December 1923, allowing the hereinafter named claims on the General Road
Fund for t he amounts set opposite the name of each claimant respectively , be and the
same is hereby rescinded , and it is further ordered that said claims be re-allovved
for the amounts set opposite the name of each claimant re spec~i vely , and warrants in
payment of the same to be drawn on the 5th Road Fund , to-wit :
Crakes, Thos .
De Rosa, Joe
Forbes , Robt.
Go odchild, Willie
Mader o , Manuel
Mendoza , Eustacio
l t Inca.rna ti on
Ontiveros , F. K.
" Porfirio
Pacific Coast Coal Co .
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Va 11.ey Oil Co .
In t he Matter of Correcting Allowance of Claims .
$108 . 00
-110. 00
120. 00
60 .50
107. 25
146. 25
57 . 75
80. 25
57.75
201 . 09
70.40
114 .08
On motion duly seconded and carried it is or dered that the order made on the 3rd
day of December 1923, allowing the hereinafter named clai~s on the Good Roads Fund
for the amounts set opposite the name of each claimant respectively , be and the same
is hereby rescinded, and it is further or dered that said claims be re-allowed for the
amounts set opposite the name of each claimant respectiveJ.y and \~arrants in payment of
the same to be drawn on t he 3rd Road Fund , to-wit :
Hanson, A. B.
1.1artine z , A.
Mjra, F .
In the Matter of Cor r ecting Allowance of Claims ,
$191. 00
49 . 00
27.00
On mo tion duly seoonded and carried, i t is order ed that the o ~d e r made on the
3rd day of December 1923 , all O\'ling the herei11aft er named claims on the General Road
Fund for the amounts set opposite the name of each claimant respectively, be and the
same is hereby rescinded , and it is further ordered that said claims be re- allowed for
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the amounts set opposite the name of each alaimant r espectively , and war rants in payment
of the same to be drawn on the Good Roads Fund , to-wit :
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Standard Oil Co .
Westwick I r on Works
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In the Matter of Correcting A-llowance of Claims ,
~27 . 22
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350. 00
On motion duly seconded and carri ed , it is order ed that the order made on the
3rd day of December 1923, al lowing the hereinafter named claims on the General Road
Fund for the amounts set opposite the name o~ each claimant respectively , be and the
same i s hereby rescinded , and it is further or dered that said claims be re-allowed fo
the amounts set opposite the name of each claimant respectively, ar:rl. warrants in payment
of the same to be drawn on t he 3rd Road Fund , to-wit:
Anderson , August
Associated Oil Co .
Clancy, F . A.
Jamison, S . I .
Locke , Walker
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Vasquez , R.
In the Matter of Correcting Allowance of Claims ,
$18 . 00
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7.00
15 . 75
4 . 00
On motion duly seconded and carried, it is or dered that the or der made on the
3rd day of December 1923 , allowing the hereinafter named claims on the GeD3 ral Road
~0 ~,~it;'C) Fund for t he amounts set opposite the name of each claimant respe ctively, be and t he
CA. l l o'l'fA:~c:.~ same is hereby rescinded, and it is further ordered that said claims be re-allowed
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for the amounts set opposite the name of each claimant respectively, and warrants in
payment of the same to be drawn on t he General Fund , to-wit:
Aguirre , A.
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Alacr on , D.
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Beccaris , A.
Blakeway , E c.
Boeseke-awe Co .
Castaneda , A.
Cinfuegos y J . c.
Corral, c.
Dominguez , A.
If E.
n F.
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Encinas , A.
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Esparza , M.
Fairbanks Morse & Co .
Fil lmore , E. 1v1.
Gonzales , A.
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$48 .00
20 . 00
20. 00
20. 00
22 . 50
29 .16
9 .00
36 .00
65 . 00
52 .00
49 . 00
49 .00
52 . 00
48. 00
4 .00
27 . 00
36 . 00
24 .75
20. 98
49 . 00
8 . 00
28 . 00
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Hurst, L. c.
Lambert , Cecil
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Mata , G.
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lVIonta, J .
Olsen, Soren
Ovieda, E.
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Pickett , E. s .
Pico, John B,
Richardson , Chas. T.
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Rico , J .
Robles, R.
Romero, A.
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Ross , L. L.
Sanchez , L.
Seaside Oi l Co .
Shell Oil Co . of Calif.
Sotelo , B.
Swan , E. L.
James -
Valdez , H.
Vallnueva , o.
Vasquez, R.
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28 . 00
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134. 00
143. 00
162. 00
167. 50
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164. 00
166 . 00
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Western Machine & Foundry Co . 186.00
!!otor Transfer 364 .55
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Wood & Son , Harry 10. 62
In the Matter of the new proposed right of way for the State Highway over
Ortega Hill , in the lat and 2nd Road Distr i cts.
On 'mo tion duly seconded and carried , it is ordered that t he County Surveyor
procure all data possible relative to the new proposed ri ght of way fo~ the State
Highway over Ortega Hill, in the lat and 2nd Road Districts and make report to this
Board at its next regula r meeting .
On motion the Board adjourned sine die .
The ~oregoing minutes are hereby approved. : r
Chairman Supervisors .
Attest :-
Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara , State of Califor nia.
January 7th 1924, 10 o ' clock a. m. Present: Super visors : H. s. Deaderick,
Sam J . Stanwood , J . ~ . ~ orrence, w. L. Talbott and c. L. Preisker, the
Clerk and District Attorney . Supervisor H. s. Deaderick in the chair.
The minutes of the last regular meeting and succeeding special meeting were read
and approved.
In the Matter of l'rial Jurors for the year 1924.
Pursuant t o an or der of the Superior Court of the County of Santa Barbara, State
of California , the Boar d selected the following named persons to a.ct as Trial Jurors
for the ensui ng year 1924, to-wit:
Bailard, Miss Catherine
Baker, Geor ge
Braley, Edward
Cadwell, Leavett B.
Catlin, John s.
Drake, H. P.
Abbott, Frank
Adams , Fr ank D.
Alexande;r, E. w.
Arr oqui , J . P.
Ashcraft, Eugene B.
Balaam, Le Roy
Bates, Wallace M.
Bates, William
Bellman, Alfred D.
Best, Myr on H.
Bigland, Fr ederick
FIRST JUDICIAL TOWNSHIP
Franklin, H. B.
Humphrey, Frederick J .
Lewis, M. F.
McDougall, Taylor
McGeary, Lewis I.
Moore, B. D.
SECOND JUDICIAL ~OWHSHIP
Blake , G. w.
Bliss, Fred w.
Boeseke, Oscar w.
Bolton, c. E.
Boyd,Clyde H.
Brackett, Mrs. ?~et t ie M.
Br unsen , Edward w.
Buell, !Jis s Elizabeth J .
Bullis, Jas . s.
Busby , Earl
Carswell, Wm. H.
Morris, II. W.
Schweizer, J . w.
Shepard, Stanley L.
Snow, Mrs . Nettie B.
Upson, B. w.
Wymond , Francis c.
Chase, Misa Pearl
Coane, Ralph w
Craviotto, Fred A.
Deihl , Mrs . Maud M.
Dreyfus, Louis H.
Edwards , Archie M.
Edwards, E. F.
Edwards , Miss Miriam B.
Erwin, Mrs . Grace H.
Fillmore , Eylar M
Finley , Geo M
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Fredrick, Malcolm c.
Garretson, Chas. o.
Georg~, Thomas M.
Gilbert, E. A.
Giovanola, Geo.
Goldberg, Henry K.
Greenwell, Arthur c.
Gutierrez, James s.
Hacking, w. H.
lial.'dy, Albert C.
Hastings, Peter P.
Hauser, Eugene E.
Hawley, ~. s.
Hendry, Jr., w.
Hervey, c. B.
Hersey, Ralph W.
Hodges, w. E.
Hoefling, William
Hoover, E. B.
Ilsley, SaIIRlel M.
Ireland, Herbert F.
Johnson, Ernest H.
Kerr, Mrs Lynette L.
Kerrigan, Frank J
Kineaid, Joseph A .
Kirby, Geo. J.
Co~over, Albert w.
Dean, H. G.
Doty, J. E.
Anderson, Wm.
Armour, Donald c.
Ibsen, Anton B.
Baker, William J.
Begg, John
Boie, F. H.
Callis, Charles M.
Collar, John Nelson
Douglass, Daniel M.
Barnes, Walter A.
Confaglia, Henry J.
Adam, Mrs. Ada v.
Baker, M. P.
January 7th, 1924.
Kitchen, Elmer G.
Knighten, J. o.
Laroe, Sebastian
Lowe, '.L'homas w.
Lungren, Fernand
Maguire, Henry F.
Maher, Patrick J.
Manlove, Mrs. Ma.rga.ret
Markus, Louise B.
Mason, Mrs. Elva B.
Meigs, P.
Mikula, Stephen A.
Molin, Miss Lillian c.
Myrick, D.
Nardi, Caesar A.
Parks-, Arthur w.
Patterson, Elizabeth M.
Paul, Wm. G.
Pendola, Eugenia s
Phillips, Geo. H. A.
Pinkham, Ru:fus F.
Porter, William s.
Redington, A. P.
Sauter, Ronald F.
Soott, L. Boyd
Shedd, Charles L.
1'HIBD JUDICIAL TOWNSHIP
Higbee, Elmer G.
Langlo, Andrew K.
Sentell, ~1homas H.
FOURTH JUDICIAL TOWNSHIP
MaoGillivray, J. F.
McGuire, Jr.' Wm.
Ross, Leo L.
FIFTH JUDICIAL TOWNSHIP
Forbes, Robert
Hooker, Bertie J.
Klein, Ernest
Lewis, Miies Karl
Miller , Frank J.
Moore, Ernest F.
SIXTH JUDICIAL TOWNSHIP
Cook, Laughlin, H.
DeWitt, Nellie T.
SEVENTH JUDICIAL TOWNSHIP
Blaok, A. F.
Boyd, Mrs. Enana
I.
Smith , Alfred N.
Smith , Irwin F.
Smith, Roy Solon
Smith , W. D. V.
Soule, Winsor
Spaulding, Edward
Sterling, R. H.
s.
Streeter, Walter H.
l'hompaon, Edgar H.
Van Winkle, H. F.
Vail, Mrs. Clara B.
Walbridge, Lester s.
Waugh, Walter R.
Weatwiek, John R.
Williams, Chas. H.
Williams, Clarence B.
Wright, Frank A.
Simpson, Frank R.
Spaulding, w. J,
Roth, John
Treloar, Frank B.
Negus, William
Sanor, William H.
Sloan, Harry
Smith, James M.
Teatsorth, Fred
Eddy, James H.
Grisingher, ~Ira. Cleo L.
Bryant, Elwood E.
Campbell, Clyde L
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Chambers, J. H. German, James L.
Coiner , S. f . Grainger, A. E.
Davis , Clarence L. Gwinn, Mrs. Edna A.
Day, M. A. Hanson, Jacob P.
Doane , Dick v. Haslam, Arthur w.
Fesler , A. R. Haslam , W. A.
Fortune, Mrs. Florence L. Jenkins, George R.
Freeman , Henry D. Marriott, w. E.
EIGHTH JUDICIAL TOWNSHIP
Moult on, Mrs Laura MoCoy, Char les L.
NINTH JUDICIAL TOWNSHIP
Ferrari, Severino Jenkins , John
TENTH JUDICIAL TOWNSHIP
Cook , Geor ge c. Gill, Frank G.
Critchlow, Mrs. Grace P. Glines , lleil C.
Dunlap , R. S. Jameson, B. F.
McGuire, Mortimer L.
McKinnon, George A
McNeil, Willard E.
Ont iver os, Mrs . Grace
Rice, Dover
Roemer, Mrs. Mary
Smith, Chas . w.
Tomasini, Alfred
Julien, J . E .
In t he Matt er of the Issue of Bonds of Santa Barbara School Dist ri ct, in the
sum of $ 40 0,000. 00
It appearing t o t he ~ oard that by an order heretofore made and entered in the
above entitled matter, bonds of said school district were ordered issued in the sum
of $400,000 . 00, as will more fully appear by said order of said Board made on the 5th
day of Mar ch , 1923, to which order reference is hereby made for further pa rt iculars,
and
It further appearing that it i s advisable and t hat it will be for the best
interests of s aid school district to sell said bonds in such amounts and at such time
as the proceeds ther eof will be required, and
It fur t her appearing that $150 , 000. 00 of said bonds should now be sold, the
proceeds being required at this time,
Upon motion duly seconded and 11nanimously carried, it is ordered that said
bonds to the amount of t150,000 . 00 be sold to the highest and best bidder, at not les
than par and accrued i nterest on the 4th day of February 1924, at 10 o ' clock a . m.,
and the Clerk of this Board is hereby ordered and dir ected to give notice of the same
by publ ication in The lw!orning Press, a newspaper of gener al circulation printed am
published in the County of Santa Barbara , California, for two weeks, that this Board
of Supervisors wi ll receive up to the 4th day of February 1924, at 10 o' clock a . m.,
sealed proposals for the purchase of said bonds in lawful money of the United States ,
at not less than par and accrued i nterest; said bonds t o be sold are numbered and wil
mature and be payable as follows:
Bonds numbered consecutivel y f r om 14 to 20 b oth i nclusive , will mature and be
payabl e March 5t h 1924 .
Bonds numbered consecutively from 34 to 40 both inclusive, will mature and be
payable March 5th 1925.
Bonds numbered consecutively from 54 to 60 both inclusive , will mature and be
payable March 5th, 1926.
Bonds numbered con secut i vely f r om 74 to 80 both inclusive, will mature and be
payable March 5th 1927.
Bonds numbered consecutively f rom 94 to 100 both inclusive , will mature and be
payable March 5th 1928 .
Bonds numbered consecutively from 114 to 120 both i nclusive , will mature and b
payable March 5th 1929.
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term or until his successor is appointed and qualified at a salary o:f $150. 00 per
month.
In the Matter of Re-appointing c. G. Vandever, Superintendent o:f the Santa Barbaira
General Hospital and Far m. I
On motion duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that c. G. Vandever be and h
is hereby re-appointed Superintendent of t he Santa Barbara General Hospital and Farm,
or until his successor is appointed and qualified at a salary of $ 250 . 00 per month, u on
furnishing a good and sufficient bond , t o be approved by the Chairman of this Board,
in the sum of $2000,00.
In the Matter o:f Re-appointing Annie E. Mccaughey , Superintendent o:f the County
Detention Home .
On motion duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that Annie E. MoCaughey be an
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is hereby re-appointed Superintendent of the County Detention Home for the ensuing
term or until her successor is appointed and q 11al ified at a salary of $125 . 00 per
month , upon qualifying according to law.
In t he Matter of Re-appointing Dr. G. Stillman Loveren, County Health Officer an
County Physician.
On motion duly seoonded and carried, it is ordered that Dr. G. Stillman Loveren,
be and he is hereby appointed County Health Officer, in and for the Count y of Santa
Barbara and .County Physician for all that territory embraoed within the Second Superv
i soral District, Third Judicial rownship and all of Montecito Election Precincts Noa.
1 and 2, for the ensuing term, or until his successor is appointed and qualified at
a compensation o:f $145.00 per month , upon giving a good and su:f:fi c i ent bond in t he sum
o:f $ 2000 . 00; said compensation t o include rent to be paid for by said Dr . G. Stillman
Loveren.
In the Matter of Re-appointing Dr. J. c. Cummings County Physician and Local
Heal th Officer.
On mo tion duly seconded anl car ried , it is ordered that Dr. J. c. Cummings be a
he is hereby re-appointed County Physician and Local Health Offi cer for all the territ ry
embraced within Carpinteria Noa. 1 and 2, and S11mmerland Elect ion Preoino ts, County
of Santa Barbara , for t he e nsuing term or until his suooeesor is appointed and qualif1 d
at a compensation of $16,00 per month.
In the Matter of Re-appointing Dr. o. P. Paulding County Physician and Local
Health Officer.
On motion duly seconded and carried, it is ordered tha t Dr . o. P. Paulding be an
he is hereby re-appointed County Physician and Local Health Officer for all the territ ry
embraced within the 7th Township County of Santa Barbara, for the ensuing term or unti
his successor is appointed and qualif ied at a compensation of $25. 00 per month.
In the Matt er of Re-appointing Dr . E. D. Smith County Physician and Local Health
Officer.
On motion duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that Dr. E. D. Smith be aIXl
he is hereby re-appointed County Physician and Local Health Officer for all the territ ry
embraced withi n the 4th Township, County o:f Santa Barbara, for the ensuing term or unt 1
his successor is appointed and qualified at a compensation of $25 . 00 per month.
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In the Matter of Re-appointing Dr . M. F. Frandy County Physician and Local Healt
Officer.
On motion duly seconied and carried, it is ordered that Dr. M. F. Frandy be and
he is hereby re-appointed County Physician and Local Health Officer for all the territory
embraced within the 9th ~ow.nahip County of Santa Barbara, for the ensuing term or
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until his successor is appointed and qualified at a compensation of $8.33 per month
In the Matter of appointing Dr. L. E. Heiges County Physician and Local Health
.Ar1~ 0,~~"' Officer.
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~~o;l"" ~,c.-t: is hereby appointed County Physician and Local Heal th Officer for all the territory
embraced within the 6th Township, County of Santa Barbara, for the ensuing term or
until his s uccessor is appointed and qualified at a compensation of $20.83 per month.
, In the Matter of Re-appointing Dr. c. B. Constable County Physician and Local
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Co"]\~~\c.\c-."''-\t On motion duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that Dr. c. B. Constable be
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~\d-;. and he is hereby re-appointed County Physician and Local Health Officer for all the
territory embraced within the 6th, 8th and 10th Townships of the County of Santa Barbara
for the ensuing term or until his successor is appointed and qualified at a compensation
of $16.66 per month. I
In the Matter of the Petition of c. E. De Witt for a permit to establish, maintain
and operate an Automobile Park in the Town of Los Alamos.
The petition of c. E. De Witt praying for a permit to establish, maintain and
operate an Automobile Park, to be known a.a "Shady Rest Auto Park", on Lots 15, 16, 17,
18 and 19, in Block 11, in the Town of Los Alamos, County of Santa Barbara, State of
California, coming on regularly this day to be heard, and said petition having been
fully considered by said Board, no person appearing and objecting to the granting o~
said petition, the said Board therefore finds and declares, as follows:
1 . That notice of the presentation and hearing of said petition has been given in
the manner required by law.
2. That all of the matters required by law to be set forth in said petition are
correctly stated therein and are true, anl
3 . That said petition is accompanied by the affidavits required by law
On motion duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that said petition be and the
same is hereby granted, and c. E. De Witt granted a permit to establish, maintain and
operate an Automobile Par k , to be known as "Shady Rest Auto Park" , on Lots 15, 16, 17,
18 and 19, in Block 11, in the Town of Los Alamos, County of Santa Barbara , State of
California, and
It is further ordered that a certified copy of this order shall be construed
and contitute a permit in said matter
In the Matter of the Petition of D. M. Barr for a permit to establish , maintain
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an Automobile Park, to be known as "Carpinteria Highway Camp Gound" on Lots 3, 4, 5, 6,
7, 8 , 9 and 10, in Block 50, and all of Block 51, in the Town of Carpinteria, County
of Santa Barbara., State of California, coming on regularly this df\Y to be heard, and said
petition having been fully considered by said board, no person appearing and. objecting I
to the granting of said petit~on, the said Board therefo re finds and declares as follows:
1 . 1'hat notice of the presentation and hearing of said petition has been given in
the manner required by law.
2. That all the matters required by . law to be set forth in .said petition are correctly
stated therein and are true, and
3. That said petition ~s accompanied by the affidavits required by law
On motion duly seconded and carried, 1 t is ordered that said pe ti ti on be am the
same is hereby granted and D. M. Barr granted a permit t o establish, maintain and operate
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an Automobile: Park, to be known as 1carpinteria Highway Camp Gound", on Lots 3, 4, 5,
6, 7, 8, 9 and 10, in Blook 50, and all of Block 51, in the Town of Carpinteria, Count
of Santa Barbara, State of California, and
It is further ordered that a certified copy of this order shall be construed and
co nstitute a permit in said matter.
In the Matter of the Petition of J. J. Qubk for a permit to establish, maintain
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and operate an Automobile Park in the rown of Orcutt.
The petition of J. J. Quick praying for a permit to establish, maintain and opera e
an Automobile Park, to be known as "Oroutt Auto Park", on the West side of the school
house property on Clark Ave., in the rown of Orcutt, County of Santa Barbara, State of
Ca.lifo rnia, coming on regularly this day to be heard, and said petition having been
fully oonsidered by said Board, no person appearing and objecting to the granting of
said petition, the said Boa.rd therefore finis and declares as follows:
1. That notice of the presentati on and hearing of said petition ha.a been given
in the manner required by law.
2. That all of the matters required by law to be set forth in said petition are
correotly stated therein and are true, and
3. That said petition is accompanied by the affidavits required by law.
On motion duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that said petition be and the
same is hereby granted and J. J. Quick granted a permit to establish, maintain and I
operate an Automobile Park, to be kn.own as "Orcutt Auto Park", on the West side o:f the
sohool house property on Clark Ave. , in the Town of Orcutt, County of Santa Barbara,
State of California, and
It is further ordered that a certified copy of this order shall be construed and
constitute a permit in said matter.
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In the Matter of the Cancellation of Erroneous or Double assessment.
Whereas, In accordance with tile provisions of Section 3805 of the Political Code
of the State of California, the Tax Collector of the County of Santa Barbara, State of
California, has discovered and certified to the Board of Supervisors of said county,
under date of December 19th 1923, as follows:
I have discovered that Lot 2, Block 163, of the City of Santa Barbara, is assessed for
the year 1923, to John c. McManus as shown on page 320, roll 2, and that all the taxes
penalties, oosts and other charges by law have been paid in full; That the same prope ty
was also assessed for the same year to L. Aoquistapace as shown on page 2, roll 2, and
t hat the taxes on the last mentioned assessment have not been paid.
Therefore, It is ordered tha. t the County Audi tor of said county cancel said last
menti oned assessment by entry on the margin of the assessment a statement showing such
cancellation.
In the Matter of Correcting Clerical Errors in Assessments for the fiscal year
1923-24.
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It satisfactorily appearing to the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa
Barbara from a statement furnished by the County Assessor that clerical errors were
made in the following assessments for the fiscal year 1923-24, and application having
been made to this Board by said County Assessor for authority to correct said assessments
and the written consent of the District Attorney having been obtained therefor,
and
It also appearing that the correcting of said assessments will decrease the amo
of taxes charged agai nst said tax: payers by reason thereof,
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On motion duly seconded and unanimously carried, it is ordered that the County
Assessor be and he is hereby authorized to correct the following assessments on the
assessment rolls of the County of Santa Barbara for the fiscal year 1923-24, as follows,
to-wit:
Strike off from assessment of John A. MoMeekin on Lots 1 to 4
Blk 42 S11mmerland, Vol. 1 Page 70-----$1350. Also strike off any
penalties now added for the lat Inst. of 1923-24 truces. This
was a clerical error in copying.
Strike off from assessment o~ Manuel L. de Garcia, Vol. 2 Pg 156,
$100 from assessment on personal property. Error in description
of auto. Also strike off penalty now added for lat installment
of 1923-24 taxes.
Strike off from Kate c. Dono van, Vol. 3 Pg 274, personal property,
amount $375. Pr operty disposed of prior to 1st Monday in March, 23.
Strike off from J. o. Downing , Vol. 3 Pg 412, impts on Lot 26 Blk 6
Cooks 2nd Add t o City of Santa Maria, $1000. No impts on lot.
In the Matter of Accepting Deed for right of way for road through the lands of
Henry G. Wulff, et al.,
Whereas, Henry G. Wulff and Mary R. Wulff , his wife, Lora J. Knight and H. F.
Knight, her husband, Samuel M. Brown, s. Koopmans and Henri ette H. c. Koopmans, his
wife, Samuel Cummings and Harriette L. Cummings, his wife, Frank s. Owen and Elizabeth
A. Owen, his wife, John Swenson and Willis A. Knowles and Brenda T. Knowles, his wife,
have executed and delivered to t he County of Santa Barbara, a deed dated July 7th,
1923, wherein the above named parties are the grantars and t he County of Santa Barbara,
grantee, conveying certain rights of way for a public highway in the Second Road District,
County of Santa Bar bara, St ate of California.
Resolved: Tbat said deed and the property mentioned therein be accepted by the
County of Santa ~arbara for the uses and purposes menti oned therein and that the
Clerk of t his Board cause said deed to be recorded.
In the Matter of Accepting Deed for right of way for road through the lands of the
Paoif ic-Southwest Trust & Savings Bank.
WHEREAS, Pacific-Southwest Trust & Savings Bank, a corporation has duly executed
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and delivered to the County of Santa Barbara, a deed dated January 7th, 1924 wherein
said Paoifio-So uthwes t Trust & Savings ~ank is granter am t he Count y of Santa Barbara,
grantee, conveying certain r ight of way for a public highway, in the 3rd Road District,
County of Santa Barbara, State of California.
RESOLVED, That said deed and the pr operty mentioned in said deed be accepted for
the uses and purposes therein mentioned and that the Clerk cause said deed to be recorded.
In the Matter of Accepting Dee4 fo r right of way for a r oad through the lands of
Gracia M. Oughton, et al.,
WHEREAS , Gracia M. Oughton and Charles M. Oughton, her husband , El izabeth M.
Patterson and E. L. Patterson, her husband, Annie M. Gans and Emmett w. Gans , her husband,
and John McWilliams Jr., and Carolyn w. MoWilliams, his wife have duly executed
and delivered t o t he County of Santa Barbar a , a deed dated December 11th, 1923, wherein
said Gracia M. Ogh ton , et al., are granters and the Count y of Santa Bar bara , grantee , I
conveying certain r ights of way for a public highway , in t he 6th Road District, County
of Santa Barbara, State of California ,
Resolved , That said deed and the property ment i oned in said de ed be accepted for
the uses and purposes ther ein ment ioned and that t he Cler k ca use said deed to be
recorded.
In the Matter of Petition for County Aid.
It appearing to the Board that the :following named petitioners are proper persons
to receive county aid, On mo ti on duly seconded and carried it i s or der ed that the
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Auditor draw his warrant on the Indigent Fund in favor of the following named persons
for the sums set opposite their respective names on the 1st day of February 1924,
to-wit :
Charles w. Baker
Mrs . Plutarcho Carrillo
I~r s . J . M. Burleigh
Claud Johnson
Vicente A. Juarez
Annabelle McGreal
Refugia Olivas
Mabel Hyde
Ida Flores
Anne Henrickson
Verda Anthony
Emma P. Anton
Anna Elphick
R. Cloak
Blanche E. Emmons
Hattie B. Harbison
John Davies
Mary Hedrick
FIRST SUPERVISOR DIS TRI CT.
$15. 00
20. 00
30. 00
10. 00
12 .00
10. 00
10. 00
Jose Roble
Jose Maria Romero
Andrew Ruiz
John P . Ware
Mrs. Jessie K. Wilson
Ade line Wright
SECOlID SUPERVISOR DISTRICT.
14. 25 Antonio Poisard
THIRD SUPERVISOR DISTRICT.
10 . 00 Maria Josefa Pico
15 . 00 Pedro v. Romero , et ux:.
FOURTH SUPERVISOR DISTRICT.
20. 00
20. 00
20.00
15. 00
20. 00
10. 00
s.oo
10. 00
Donalda Moore
Mabel E. Murray
llae !!cCollum
Marie Ramirez
Joseph Usher
Margaret Marcum ward
$10. 00
15. 00
1 0 . 00
10. 00
10. 00
l 0 . 00
a.oo
10 . 00
25 . 00
20. 00
20 . 00
40 . 00
10 . 00
10. 00
10 .00
In the Matter of the Petition of Mrs. Gaterina Varni for County Aid for Amelia,
Silvio and Margarita Varn1 , half-orphans
It appearing to the satisfaction of the Bo ard-. that said Amelia Varni , aged 14 .
years, Silvio Varni , aged 12 years and Margarita Varni, aged 11 years, are half- orphan
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and are pr oper persons to receive Count y Aid, and they are in t he cus t ody of said
M.rs . Caterina Varni .
It is ordered that the Auditor draw his warrant on the Treasurer on Hospital
Fund , in favor of said Mrs. Cater i na Varni for the sum of Thi rty & 00/100 dol lars; and.
for a l i ke amount on the first of eaoh month hereafter unt i l the further or del\ of this
Board , said money to be used for the support of t he above named minors .
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In the matter of the Petition of Mrs. Victoria Cota for County Aid for Pe t er ,
John and Andrew Cota, half-orphans .
It appearing to the satisfaction of the Board that said Peter Cota, aged 11
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years John Cota, aged 10 years and Andr ew Cota, aged 1 year , are half- orphans and a.re l
proper persons t o receive County Aid , and they are in t he custody of said Mrs. Victori .
Cota.
It is or dered that t he Auditor draw his warrant on t he Treasurer on Hospital
Fund, in favor of said Mrs. Viotoria Cota for the sum of Thirty & 00/100 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 for the support of the above named minors .
In the Matter of ~orreoting Allowance of Claim.
On motion duly seconded and carried , it is ordered t hat t he order made on the
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3rd day of December 1923, allowing the claim of the Westwick Iron lVorks for the sum
of $350. 00 on the General Road Fund be and the same is hereby rescinded and it is
further ordered that said olaim be :re-allowed for the sum of $3.50, and a warrant
be drawn on the Good Roads ~und for said amount.
On motion duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the following claims be
and the same are hereby rejected, to-wit:
Boyd Lumber & Mill Co.
Standard Oil Co.
$12 . 25
10.80
On motion duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the following claims be
and the same a.r e hereby laid over , to-wit:
Boyd, Mrs. M. E. 10.00
Breen, Albert 62.33
Lewis Manufacturing Co., The 207.90
105.50
427.75
90.96
76.00
and carried, it is ordered that all claims that have been
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audited and approved at this meeting by three members of the Board of Supervisors be
allowed, each claim to be paid out of the fund designated in the order of allowance
endorsed on the face of each claim respectively, to-wit:
Adam, L. H.
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Aguirre, J.
" '
Albertoni , Joe
Almanzo, F.
Alvarado, Joe
" "
II
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Ambassador Laundry Co.
And.arson, Walter
Arnold, R. D.
Associated Oil Co.
"
Bacon Co., Edward R.
B.ailey, Ethel H.
Bailey, Ethel H.
GENERAL FUND
Baker Linen Company, H. w. . ,
Ballinger, Pa u1
Barnes , Charles c.
Bastanchury, A.
"
Bates, T. w.
Bates, T. w.
.Beadle, M. W.
Becoaris, A.
Beocaris, E.
. .
2 .50
5.00
48 .oo
4.00
15.75
14.40
24.00
16.00
21.60
24.00
35.31
21.60
3.50
15.95
7.75
3.66
15.60
15.60
133.05
123.25
27 .oo
51.20
34.56
4.35
4.35
11.00
42 .50
55.00
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Bermudez, Rosa
Beuterbaugh, Fred
u lf
Bigler, A. B.
Bigler, A. B.
Bishop, John
Black , George A.
Block, A.
Boeseke-Dawe Co.
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" " "
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Bond, c. s.
Bond, C. S.
Breck, B.
II ti
II "
Bregante, A.
" " II
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Brown-Bevis Co., The
Buell, Frank
" R. T.
Burum, H. L.
Califor nia Corrugated Culvert Co.
Cal ifornia If II "
II II " "
Calif. School Book Depository
Califor nia Sp~ay-Chemical Co
II . II " II
" II ll
Carlisle & Co., A.
" n II
Carrington, DeWitt
Castagna, Alice
" "
Castaneda, A.
II "
Chaves, Antone
Cinfuegos, J.
" J.
City Dry Cleaning Co.
City of Lompoc
Clancy, T. A.
Clem, G. w.
$ 50. 00
7 .50
36.15
375. 35
12.17
5.00
2.50
193.00
93.50
19.75
23.25
8.50
8.30
3.65
4. 05
10.00
10.00
28.00
38.00
32.00
44. 00
54. 00
48 .oo
16.00
1735.00
12.50
2.50
1.25
227.41
215.30
17.00
165.40
507.00
511.40
207.90
95.65
747 .39
8.00
68.76
68.75
36. 00
4.00
7.50
55. 00
60.00
1.25
44.54
6.00
44.00 I
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Cordero, Manuel
Corral, c.
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Cota, J. ?"1: .
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Covarrubias, Yris
Craft, L. A.
" II
" "
" Lucien
Crakes, Thos.
Craviotto, E. J .
Cuesta, G. s. de la
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Cunnane, w. B.
" "
Curzon, A. R.
D ' Andrea, G.
Dawe, Henry
Deaderick, H. s.
Decosta, Anselmo
Delbrook , Geo.
" "
" II
Desgrandchamp, Lester
Dewing, H. A.
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Diehl Gr ocer y Co .
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40.60
8 . 00
40 . 00
36.00
9.00
9.00
20.00
5.00
5 .00
2 . 50
7.50
97.20
184. 29
72.85
70.00
20. 00
5.00
40.00
89 . 25
125.00
2.60
7.50
25 . 20
l.8 .90
12 . 60
208.23
23.80
37.00
61 .83
223
Doane :Building Co., The 535.47
Dodge, E. G. 23.50
Dominguez, A. 40. 00
JI " 40.00
II E. 40 . 00
" II 44.00
ti 44.oo
" Mary 50. 00
If II 28 . 00
" " 50.00
tt M. R. 50.40
tt 69.30
" P. 9.46
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Dominguez , P.
Dorman, w. E.
Douglass, Luther
Downing, Emily G.
Downs, J. s.
Dozier, James B.
Dugan, Faulding and Crowell
Dugan, Faulding and Crowell
Eaves, Clara s.
Edleblute, J. L.
Edmondson , A. R.
Elizondo , Jacobo
Emerick, T.
Enanis, F.
" "
Encinas, A.
ll F.
Enterprise Launderers
Erkens, Phoebe J .
" II
" II
" "
Everett Building Co.
Fauldings
Fillmore, E. M.
Fillmore, E. M.
Fitzgerald, Frank
Flores, Juan
" " Jr.
Forbes, Rob't
Foster, c. H.
Fowler, c. N.
F6x, Maud c.
" If
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Fox, Maud C.
Freeze and Freeze
Fugler , A. F.
Fulton , Robt.
Ganoung, o.
Gem Market
George, o. E.
" II
Giorgi, Tito
Glines, John f .
Gonzales, E.
" "
Goodchild, Eddie
ti John
GENERAL FUND
$15.75
5.00
2.50
12.00
2.50
2 .50
11.70
12.50
42.00
20.00
100.00
10 . 00
48.00
49.50
49.50
12.00
45.00
4 . 04
20.60
20.60
20.60
20.60
341. 38
25.00
16. 04
16.57
105.30
7.50
5.00
27.00
61 . 20
5.oo
12.00
1 2 . 00
12.00
12.00
63.89
9.01
1.25
39 . 60
18 .55
30.15
25.00
7.50
100.80
40.00
32.00
18.90
22.50
January 7th, 1924.
Goodchild, Ramon w. GENERAL FIDID
Will ie
Gorin, John
Gorzel l, Henry
Grana.do , A.
Granado, A.
Gr and, G.
II ti
If P.
Graton, J. O.
Gu sman , P.
Gusman, P.
Gutierrez, Aldeane
Hales, Orin
Hammond, D. M.
tt
Haslam, w. E.
Hayward Paint ing Co., The Wm. R.
Hendricks, R. L.
tt "
Henning, I. B.
Hite, c.
Hite, Clarence
Hoover, B. B.
Hor nen, Tony
Hosmer, Jessie P.
Ho te'l Bradley
Hurst , L. c.
Isom, I. w.
Janssens, J. R.
" "
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Jessee, Viola M.
~ohns on, Florence
Jones, E.
Jones, o. c.
. .,
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c.
J ones and Son, T. A.
Kalin, M. F.
Kellogg , Fr ank L.
Kennedy Pub. Co .
" " "
Ke ran Laundry
.
ki ng , J F .
" "
Kni ght, Clarence c.
Kolding , O. A.
.
Kramer, Otto E.
Kramer, Wm.
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$81.00
25.20
24.00
15.00
44.00
40. 00
28 . 00
44. 00
44.00
58. 00
3 6 . 00
8 . 00
101.00
2.95
56 . 87
1 07.86
5.00
123. 65
74. 75
78 . 00
5.00
18 . 90
37 . 80
17.'77
2.50
6. 00
3.50
7 . 50
2 . 50
.6 .oo
3.00
3.00
1 6 .40
75 . 00
35.00
1. 63
1 .10
20. 00
60 .20
33. 55
19.80
21.60
9.68
100. 20
158.75
155 . 00
2 .50
2 7.00
25 . 00
225
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Lamb Auto Electric co. GENERAL FUND
Lambert, c.
" ff
Lambe r t, c. E.
II "
" lt
" Fr ed
" "
" H
" l'rorman
" "
" Ray
" "
" II
Lanter, Mrs . J . w.
Larco Fish Co., s.
L. & B. Machine ry Co .
.
L. A. & s. B. Motor Express Co .
Learned, G. F .
Levy , Adolphe H.
" "
Logan , w. R
Lompoc Record
Long, J . G
Lopee , . C
" I'
Malo , Ramon
Mankins , Er nest E.
Mar sh, Ray
Martin, T. H
Mar t ine z , E.
If tt
i'om
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Mata , G.
Ma.ta, G. '
II J
M.
Mata , M.
Mato , J
Medear is , H D.
.
Medina , A
Medina , A
Medina , P
II If
Mendez , Marro.el
Mendoza , Chon
$23.30
4. 00
16. 00
164. 00
156.00
146.00
154. 00
148 .50
162 , 00
s.oo
88 . 00
88 . 00
130 . 00
154.00
150. 00
20. 00
60 . 00
7.80
49 .91
9.00
20.40
6. 00
10.00
3. 00
2. 50
20. 00
37.50
3. 00
2.50
12.50
42.00
20 . 00
44. 00
48 .oo
1 6. 00
16. 00
44.00
28 .00
44. 00
44. 00
44. 00
28 .oo
8 .90
44. 00
42. 00
44. 00
44. 00
5 . 00
6 . 30
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Mendoza , Chas. G IDIBRAL FUND
' .
" Eustacio
Menezes, Herman
Meraz, J.
Meraza , J .
Midland Counties Publ. Serv. Corp'n
11 " " " "
" " " II 11
" " " " "
" " " " "
Mills, W. G.
Mis sion Office Equipment Co .
Mission Paint and Art Co.
" Tl 11
Mon ta, B.
Montinez, E.
" "
Moore, c. c.
I~oore, L. w.
Moore Mercantile Co .
"
Mo r ley , Fr ank
"
l/Io r ning Press
Morris, L. J.
Mullinary, Thos.
McC.aughey, J . P.
It Annie E.
McCatighey , Annie E.
l~cDonald, Arch
l\~cGraw- Hill Book Co
lvicGregor and Sons
Tl "
McKay, Cecil
McLean , Geo . G.
Nie lson, H. 1'.
Nielson Smith Electric Co .
fl " II
" "
Nogues , Pete
O'Bryant, Matilda
Oj eda, Jose
Olivera, James
Ontiveros , Abdon
Ontive r os, T.
11 F. K.
' " K. A.
" ' Porfirio
" Tito
$15.75
53. 55
2 . 50
44 .00
44. 00
1 . 90
5 . 00
1.00
5 . 00
1 .40
58. 90
15. 25
76.89
41.75
4 . 00
44. 00
32. 00
13. 00
64 . 00
309 . 68
10.29
14. 50
6. 50
175 . 87
10 . 75
69 . 70
187. 96
21.35
28 . 21
10 . 00
7 .60
25 . 9'9
6. 58
31.50
12 . 50
12 . 50
1.92
3.00
60. 12
15 .75
70.00
25. 20
2 .50
37 .80
6 . 30
108 . 90
45.90
12.60
25 . 20
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Ontiveros, Zolio A.
Ord Ice Company
Ortega, Jr.' Vicente
Osborne , Raymond G.
Osburn , Wm. Q.
Osburn, Wm. Q.
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" " "
Ott Har dware Co.
" II "
" " II
II ft
" " II
" " "
Ovieda, E.
" Tl
JI "
II Ed
Ovieda, Ed .
" Tony
Ovieda, Tony
II "
" "
Pacific Coast Coal Co .
"
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tt ft " If
II " Pub. Co.
II " " II
" " It
" " "
" " " II
tt IT II
Paoifio Laundry
Padilla, F.
Padilla, F.
II "
" "
Parkhurst, Wm.
Patten, A. N.
Patrick & Co .
" "
Paulin, Arthur
Pedregon, Pete
" "
" tt
Pennsylvania Fire Ins. Co.
Pertica, Frances
" "
Pico , John B.
GE!IBRAL FUND
$3.25 Allowed for
$24.00
4.20
2 .50
5.50
2 . 00
2 . 00
2 . 00
2 . 00
16 .44
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11.16
2 .70
2.93
21.55
119.46
15. 00
17.50
2 . 50
4 . 00
19.00
25 .00
30.00
30 . 00
27 .50
25 . 00
20 .18
1084.04
501.87
2 . 60
10.55
6 . 15
200. 00
4.00
3.04
3.00
20 . 00
24. 00
24.00
16.00
10 . 00
45.00
19.80
9.25
6 .75
63.00
49.50
48 . 00
18.00
50.00
50.00
15 .40
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Pitman & Sons, Isaac GENERAL FUND
Pope, A. s.
" "
Postal Telegraph- Cable Co.
Preisker, c. 1
.
Raymond , H. J .
" Horace
Reclamation Dist. No . 798
Recoraer Printing and Pub. Company
Rice, Fr.ed
" "
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Rico, J .
" "
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"
Rios , Augustine
Rios , Chas. O.
Robles, G.
Robles, G.
Rogers and Son, E. F.
Romero, A.
II tt
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" L.
II u
II s.
Ross , James
" "
Ruiz, Fred
II II
" Hobie
" lf .
" "
If Joe D.
Rumsey, Edgar
Runkle Shoe Co.
Sanchez, 1.
Santa Barbara Daily News
" II II 11
Santa Barbara Di rectory Co.
" II tt lf
s. B. Fruit Mar ke t & Gr oce r y
Santa Barbara Humane Society
$25.00
12.45
30.71
12.03
20.60
5 . 00
2. 50
16.51
18.00
48.60
43.20
42.00
42. 00
44.00
44.00
44.00
40.00
7.50
3.00
55.00
37.50
8 . 00
60.00
52.50
50.00
45.00
49.50
9.00
55. 00
45.00
60.00
5.68
245 .76
44.10
3.15
15.75
6.30
4.05
14.40
15.75
25.75
12.00
22.50
22.50
6.00
5.00
15.76
75.00
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u " Telephone Co.
" " " -
" " " tr
II " "
" " " "
Santa Maria. Timee
" " "
" " "
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" " "
Saulsbury, Clyde
" Lem
Sca.roni, Cha.a.
II Frank
" A.
Schauer Printing Studio
Schauer Printing Studio Inc.
II tt " "
" II u "
u " " It
" " " "
Soolari, Lino
Scott, Hattie H.
Seaside Oil Company
" "
" II "
"
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Serpa, Leo
Shanklin, L. F.
Shell Co. of Calif. ,
Signorelli, A. P.
Simpson, Frank R.
Smith, Chas. L.
Smit h, Pauline G.
Soto, F.
" "
Southern California Edison Co.
" ti II "
" " " "
Southern Counties Gas Company
" "
Southern Pacific Milling Co.
ft " "
Spears-Wells Maohy. Co.
" " " II
Sperber, Neillie
" "
Standard Oil Co.
$ 1.72
4.25
117.62
42.02
14.83
4.80
15.75
17.80
26.00
2.75
82.15
17.50
5.00
30.00
12.50
10.00
6.50
3.50
1.25
35.00
34.00
756. 00
20.00
35.00
41.81
22.50
416.20
361.00
2.50
349.74
173.99
7.50
12.50
5.00
26.77
3.60
7.20
2.00
130.01
13.70
23.85
13.68
106.92
16.10
27 .14
31.47
17.80
.so
74.28
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Standard Oil Co. "
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Stemper, E. :p
Sterling Drug Co.
Stevens, o. s.
Stinson, Jessie
Stoddard, c. s.
Strader, Bessie M.
St. Catherine's School
St. Francis Sohool
St. Vincent School
St. Vincent's School
Sutterley, Geo. H.
Swan, E. L.
Swan, E. L.
" James
" "
Swan, James
Talbo tt, w. L.
Tapscott , W. E.
Taylor Hardware Co.
Telford, Francis
Tod, G. A.
Tognazzini, Grover
~orrence, J . i1
Travis, R. M.
Triplett, Wm.
" "
Tru jillo, Mike
Union Feed and Fuel
Uni on Feed and Fuel
Co .
Co.
Union Oil Co. of Calif.
" " " "
Unzue ta, D.
" "
" "
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u. s. Grill
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Valdez , H.
" 1t
Valley Oil Co.
" " "
Van Horn, J. A.
GENERAL FUND . $28 .14. Allowed for
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$26.52
161.52
321.17
70.68
10.00
2.11
20.25
7.52
5.00
112.00
20.00
4.50
120.00
270.00
1053.40
1080. 00
2.80
52.00
50.00
12.50
40. 00
45.00
15.60
4.50
1.58
5.00
75.00
7.50
12.00
2.70
127.20
46.00
12.00
75.00
l.75
152. 20
2.50
24.00
12.00
24 . 00
16.00
16.90
14.80
15.25
32.00
36.00
18 . 00
54.00
30. 00
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II "
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Ramon
Vecente, Manuel
" II Jr.
Verine, P.
Wall, W. J,
Water Works Department
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Watson, J. N.
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Waugh, Charles R.
" "
Weeks, Hattie
Westcott, Allan
" "
Western Mo t or Transfer
" II 11
westwick Iron Works
Wheaton, w. H.
" "
" II II
White House, Inc., The
Wilson, George
Woman's Exchange & Children's Shop
Wooley, A. v.
Yelkin, Henry
Yelkin, II
Zampe, E. G.
" G.
Zeller, Alfred
Aggeler & Musser Seed 60, HOSPITAL FUND
" II
Aitken, Ella
Andera' s
" C. M.
Anderholm, Lily
Anderson, Carl
Avery, A. H.
Babcock, D. w.
Bagozzi, J.
Barron , D.
Bal!tlett, Fran.k
Beadle, M. w.
" II
Be~son, Chas.
Betlamini, Toni
"
Boeseke-Dawe Co.
"
s.
$36.00
48 . 00
28.00
20.00
26.78
7.65
102.50
7.60
36.25
8.15
225.50
200.71
18 .90
21.60
2.50
7 .50
5.00
231.00
880. 00
.75
1.50
20.00
20.00
20.45
33 . 00
8.50
13.50
20.40
18.90
100.00
125.00
10.00
57.94
3.22
111.50
18.90
52.50
90.00
65.00
270.21
20.00
44.52
20.00
29.75
5.40
2.50
90.00
110.00
94.20
234
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Levy , Henry HOSPITAL FUND
II II
Lewis , Ida Mae
Lindstrom, Victor
Livingstone , Mary
Lush , Marion E.
Lynch , John
tt II
MacQuarrie , James
Mar tin , M.
Mason, Tom
Mel l us Bros . & Co .
Metropolitan Hospital Supply Co .
Missal, Dr . w. c.
Mission Paint and Art Co.
" Produce & Supply Co .
Moxley, w. B.
McDermott Fune ral Home
Nelson , Lewis
Newman Watchclock Corporation
Nichols , Julia
If Dr. N.
Nielson- Smith Electr ic Co .
.Ordaz, Till i e
Ord Ice Co .
Ott Hardware Co .
Overaa , Ole
Pacific Chemical Co.
Paci fic Coast Publishing
Pacific Coffee stores
PagliOt ti, J . M.
Parma Co .
Peifer , L.
Fi ovesan, Geo.
Province , Alice
Ram id as , Matilda
Rammalle, Geo.
Reedcraft Co., ~e
Rigney , Wm.
Ross, Will
Rouse , c. F .
Ruser, Ar thur
Co .
Co .
Santa Barbara Telephone co.
Schauer Printing Studio, The
Scherer Co . , H. L.
" "
II " 11
Schultz, ~lsie
Seaside Otl Co ., ~he
$11 6 .75
155 . 50
123. 33
75 . 00
72. 00
100. 00
50. 00
15. 34
75 . 00
65 . 00
103.00
51.94
50. 00
8 . 72
4 . 90
248 . 73
5. 00
20 . 00
5. 00
5 . 24
70 . 00
125. 00
50. 52
75 . 00
27 . 20
144.15
110. 00
10. 78
59.50
48 . 95
136. 35
48 . 00
45 .83
85 .00
16. 67
65.00
135 .00
5. 99
90 . 00
29 .oo
49 . 50
39 . 35
29. 61
27. 50
49 . 65
110. 00
2 . 48
49. 00
23. 12
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Seaside Oil Co.
Shirrell, c. L.
HOSP ITAL .l!'UI~D $279_. 50 Allowed ;ip279 . 00
125. 00
Southern California Edison Co .
Southern Pacific Co .
s. P. Tulill ing uo .
Squibb & Sons , E. R.
" II .
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Standard Oil Co.
Stewvart , Hugh
stone , (; . v-:.
Tanner , L .
Union Feed & ruel co .
Union Mill & Lumber Co .
.
Vandever , c. G.
"
" Signe ,
Velasques, Jesus
Wade, J . K. $59 .56 Allowed for
Wears, Lucy
Werner, Alice M~
" E. C.
Western Dairy Supply Co.
" "
" "
" "
Western Wholesale Drug Co .
II . II "
West~Qck Iron Works
II ll "
Wilson, Frank
~ork California Construction Co .
Ames , F. HOSPITAL BUILDING FUND
" 11 $90 .00 Allowed for
Arroqui , J . P.
Aver.y , A. H.
"
Basurto , A.
Buzzalla , J .
Coleman Brick & Lime Co.
Commercial Transfer Co .
Dearman , w. H.
"
$90. 00 Allowed for
.
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Edwards, E. F . .
Ganzinelli, B.
Heumphre us. -Smith Elec . Co.
If " " "
Leek & Donovan
Moe & Jacobson
234. 29
73.67
151.90
l0.86
61.~4
5. 61
35.00
130. 00
65 .00
507.45
122.00
150. 00
22.28
140.00
60 . oo
29.77
75.00
30.49
69.17
9.17
18.50
15.11
19.90
36.93
24 .42
4.37
26 . 53
85 . 00
81 .38
40.50
85 .50
42. 00
39 . 41
892 . 60
10.00
18. 00
36. 20
22.75
40.50
85 . 50
49 . 50
18.00
253. 99
470.04
173.33
62 .00
235
236
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Ott Har dware Co .
" " $167.00 Allowed for
Petit, F.
s. B. Unit Brick & Tile Co .
Severda , R.
Smith, Floyd
Union Mill Co.
Westwick Iron Works
Associated Charities
Browns Drug Store
Buro la, I. M.
" "
" 1t
Callis , F. I .
Callis , F. I .
Campodonico, E. M.
" "
It "
If u
Coblentz & Schwabacher
" "
'' "
Dudley, Albert A.
Gardner- Wheaton Co .
Grisingher & Souza
Harper, Henry
Haslam, Mrs. w. A.
l' & Co ., W. A.
Leitzenberg, Wm. s.
.,
" "
INDIGENT FUND
Lucas, Coblentz & ~orner, Drs.
Martindale, M. A.
" "
Moore Me r cantile Co .
Moore Mercantile Co .
McDermott Funeral Home
Parma Co .
Piokv~iok Stages
Pippin , E. J .
Rudolph , Chas.
Santa Maria Valley Warehouse Co.
Steele , John lYi
Sutter Bogue & Goodman
" " "
Union Feed & Fuel Co.
Wilcox , Mrs. Emma
Wilcox, Mrs . Emma
Wright, J . Hilliard
$16. 00
12.15
149.84
36.00
112.26
10.00
31.50
105 .00
54. 87
530. 34
9. 25
20. 00
20 .00
10. 00
165 . 00
130 .oo
15.00
20 . 00
16.00
20 . 00
10. 00
10. 00
20 . 00
40 .00
1.00
20.00
20 . 00
25. 00
20. 00
20 . 00
20 . 00
25. 00
5 .50
8.75
20 . 00
19. 80
30 . 00
94 . 62
3 . 65
137 . 31
45 . 08
6. 00
20 . 00
20 .00
20. 00
19 . 45
8 .70
30 . 00
27 . 00
January 7th, 1924.
Almanzo, F. FIRST ROAD FUND
Bates, T. w.
"
Cota, J. M.
" "
Delbrook, Geo.
It
" lt
Dominguez , J!. R.
"
" P.
" P.
Hales, Orin
Hansoomb, F~ank D.
Hernandez, John
Romero, F. L.
" "
"
Soto , F.
" ti
Southern Paoifio Milling Co.
Spears-Wells Machy. Co.
Standard Oil Co.
Lopez, J. SEC OlID ROAD FUND
tt "
" T.
" tt
Southern Pacific Milling co.
Spears-Wells Machy.Co.
Aguirre, Manuel THIRD ROAD FUND
Anderson, Walter
Boeseke-Dawe Co.
Boyd Lumber and Mill Co.
California Corrugated Culvert Co.
Campbell, George
Clancy , A. L.
"
Forsyth, Ronald G. H.
Jamison, s. r .
Jiminez, Fito
" "
Johansen, Jena
Jones, c. A.
Lane, M. P.
Mata, G.
Olsen, Soren o.
Petersen, J. F.
$ 1.60
.50
.50
l.OO
1.00
2.80
2.10
1.40
5.60
7.70
1.05
.
1.75
.35
14.50
60.00
5.00
5.50
1.00
.40
. 80
17.00
29.41
1 8 .15
48.00
40.00
48.00
48 . 00
17.00
29.41
40.00
2.40
15.65
6.00
1.88
14.00
86.00
45.00
130.00
1 6 . 00
40 .00
92.00
57.00
32.00
32.00
4.00
a.oo
58.50
237
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Standard Oil Co.
" "
Stayton, T. A.
Triplett, L. A.
Waugh, Charles R.
" C. R.
Archer, Walter
Archer , waiter
Bat kin, c.
Blake, Ed .
Downing, Harry
Eckert, Eldora
Everett Building
Ferrari, A. L.
Garrett, G.
Krause & Ostini
Milani, Luisi
Murray, w. E.
Ro bard, G. E.
Roberds, A. E.
Roberds, F.
Rusch, Louis
Simoni, Chas.
THIRD ROAD FUND
FOURTH ROAD FUND
Co .
Smith Hardware Co ., w. R.
Southern Pacific Milling Co.
Albertoni , Joe
Associated Oil Co.
"
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Brockshire, Chas .
Bryant & Trott Co.
California Corrugated
Clark, J . w .
Clark's Top Shop
Cole Tire Shop
Coppock , J . w.
Cordero, Mamel
Crakes, Thos .
" "
Crescent Garage
Curz, M.
DeRosa, Joe M.
tf tt
Fesler, A. R.
" John
Fesler, John
Forbes, Rob't.
Forbes, Robt.
FIFTH ROAD FUND
Culvert Co .
$27 . 00
5.50
8 . 50
120 . 00
2 .10
2 . 40
50. 00
55.00
59.50
10 . 00
31. 50
45 .50
29 .62
24.50
59 . 50
26 . 25
10 .50
73.75
28 . 00
229 . 00
42. 00
28.00
7.00
34.55
11.88
1.75
27 .13
27.50
60 . 75
242 .78
23. 93
40.00
9.15
28.75
57 . 50
3'1. 75
10.80
108 . 00
63.40
a.oo
176.00
60.50
15.75
112.00
112. 00
148. 00
55.00
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Foster, C. H. FIFTH ROAD FUND
" "
Ganoung, o.
Glines, John T.
" II
Goodchild, Eddi e
" J ohn
Ramon w.
Go odchild, " 11
n Willie
" "
Grafft, John
Hite, C.
" Clarence
Holser & Bailey
"
Ignacio, Joe R.
Jenkins, M.
Lane, John c.
Marques, M.
Martinez, F. M.
" It
Mendoza, Chon
tt Chas.
II Euatacio
" II
Niverth, s. B.
Nogues, Pete
Ojeda, Jose
O.j~da, Jose
Ontiveros, Abdon
Ontiveros, Abdon T.
" Abner
Ontiveros, F. K.
" K. A.
" Porfirio
ff Tito
Pacific Coast .Coal
" " IT
" " "
" II Ry.
Pedregon, Pete
" "
ff
liice, Fred
" "
Roemer & Roemer
Ruiz, Fred
" "
II Hobie
Co.
0
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Co.
$ 6.80
84.00
4.40
32'7. 00
202.20
56.35
52.50
80.28
210 . 00
37 . 8 0
61.25
19i.50
2.10
4.20
16.53
21.85
21.25
24. 00
35.00
12 . 00
94.50
81.00
47.95
47.25
103.45
106. 00
113. 27
8.75
9.80
98.00
.70
49.00
12.10
95.10
60 .90
2. 80
2. 24
120 .44
55.'76
77. 00
'7. 00
5.50
2.00
5.40
4.80
194.22
4.90
.35
1.75
239
240
Ruiz, Hobie FIFTH ROAD FUND
" "
" n
" "
" It
II Joe D.
" " "
Santa Ba~bara Telephone Co.
Santa Maria Cyclery
Silva, Eddie
Stemper, E. P.
Tapscott , w. E.
l'hole, Harry
Tr iplett , Win.
Tr iplett, Wm.
Turk, Louis
" "
Union Oil Company of Ca lifornia
Valley Oil Co .
Valley Oil Co.
Vecente, Manuel
II " Jr .
" "
Wilson , Geo .
"
II II
Alvarado, Jose
Bregante , A.
Ott Hardware Co.
Archer, Walt er
" "
Batkin, c.
Blake , Ed .
Br okofsky, Carl
Brown's Drug Store
DeVaul, J . M.
" It
Dimock, S. B.
Downing , Harry
Dutra, Frank A.
Dutra, M. P.
Eckert, E.
Ferra r i , Al .
Ferrari , A. L.
Garrett, G.
Hildenbrand , Albert
" A. J
Howerton , E .:E' .
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SIXTH ROAD FUND
GENERAL ROAD
$17. 50
.70
16.00
22.95
22.50
64 . 00
77.60
2.25
6.35
85. 00
2.25
. 50
20. 00
12.80
2.00
14.00
35. 00
14.95
356.17
128.44
11.47
99.85
72. 00
33.00
33.00
38.50
2 .40
6. 00
1.58
75.00
65 . 00
203. 00
22.00
72. 00
.90
220.00
213. 00
96.00
1.26 .oo
52 .50
141 . 00
150 . 50
84. 00
119.00
20 3 .00
115. 00
75.00
190.50
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Huyck , Monte
Kalin, M. ]1
Lompoc Gara ge
lwiedearis, H. D
Mendez , Mamel
Milani, L.
Mullinary , Harold c.
McKeel, Howard
Parsons, B.
Ruffner , c.
Rufoni , P.
Rush , Louis
Simone, c.
Spanne, G.
Acosta, F.
Acosta , F.
" tr
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Al vorado , Jose
Andersen, Hans
" "
Bermudez , John
n II
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Boeseke-Dawe Co.
January 7th , 1924.
GENERAL ROAD FUND
GO OD ROADS FU1ID
California Corr ugated Culvert Co .
Camargo, Ber nard
II lt
Campbe 11 , Ray
ti "
Cooley , H. M.
Cordero , Joe
It II
If "
Cr abb, Clarence
" tt
Craviotto , E. J
Gneisa , Ch. as
tt "
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Grand , G.
" Gerard
Hansen , H. C.
" ti
$138. 00
42 .00
25 . 22
15 . 85
62 .50
154. 00
263. 20
72 . 00
17.5 .00
318 .50
191. 50
88. 00
201. 25
148 .50
25 . 00
30. 00
30. 00
30. 00
30. 00
14. 00
9.00
36. 00
56. 00
60.00
46.00
44 . 00
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40 . 70
40. 95
30.00
29 . 06
148.69
l0. 50
39. 00
9.00
39 . 00
6. 50
48 .00
48. 00
24 . 00
39. 00
21.00
51 . 85
33. 00
21 . 00
40 . 00
300 .00
15. 00
50.90
54 . 60
. 241
242
Haslam , w. E.
Henderson, John L.
Jensen , Carl
" If
II II
" Harald
Jones, Mrs. s. c.
L. and B. Ma.ohinery Co.
L. & B. Machinery Co .
Lee, E.
" "
Locke, Walk.er
" "
Lopez , Filomena
Ma.odonald, Wm.
Madsen , Armas
" n
" II
Martinez, Tom
Mickelsen , Edwin
Moll, Frank
" "
Montezano, J .
"
" "
lviothorn , ?/ . E .
Munoz, Ed .
Munoz , Frank
No thorn, W. E.
" II
Ontiveros, Dolph
11 "
II Lorenzo
" "
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Ot t Hardware Co
If "
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Ovieda, E.
"
" Tony
Parks, G. A
.,
"
Ruiz, Jim
" "
Scott, J . R.
" "
" "
Seaside Oil Company
Shell Co . of Calif.
GOOD ROADS FUlill
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$ 5 . 00
174. 00
9.00
11.33
39. 00
11.33
38 . 05
59.77
26 .43
22.00
8 . 00
9.00
39.00
7 . 00
77.80
39.00
8 . 33
9.00
8 .00
8 .33
94. 00
96.00
24.00
24 .00
20 . 00
24. 00
40 .00
21 . 00
21. 00
30. 00
25 .00
5l.00
136.50
19.25
42.25
32.50
2. 65
36.80
10 . 00
15.00
5 .00
140 . 00
140.00
18.00
8 . 33
108.75
110. 25
117.75
116.10
41.14
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Shurtleff, W. H. GOOD ROADS FUIID
Skytt, Hans C. D.
Southern Pa c i~i c Co .
St andard Oi l Co .
St , John, A S
Swan, James
II II
" II
Union Feed and Fuel Co.
Union Mill Co .
Union }!ill & Ltlllnber Co .
Bailey , Ethel H.
Bailey , Et hel H.
Di ckey , M. D. ,C. D.
Er kens , Phoebe J.
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" tt
Fox , Maud c.
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II II tf
II If
Hacking , c. J .
Jones , o, c.
Osbur n , Wm. Q.
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II
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PaW.ding, o. p .
Pope , A. s.
" II
" "
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Weidman , Phil.
"
II
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SALARY FUND
Santa Barbara Tel ephone Co . ADVERTISING FUND
Midland Count ies Pub . Serv. Cor p. CASMALIA ST . LIGHTING
FU?ID
" 11
Bee, Henry
Santa Maria Gas Co .
" "
Midland Counties Pub .
" rr "
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II 11 "
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GUADALUPE PUB . CEMETERY FUND
GUADALUPE ST . LIGHTING DIST . FUND
Ser v. Cor p . LOS ALAMOS ST. LIGHTING
FUND
" It
" II ORCUTT ST . LIGHTING
FUND
II "
$12 . 00
10. 00
57.97
26 , 23
96 .04
20. 00
15. 00
10. oo
53.50
5 . 05
2. 00
5 . 00
5 . 00
a2 .1a
5. 00
5 .00
25 , 00
5 . 00
5 . 00
5. 00
30. 00
5 . 00
125 . 00
62 . 50
5. 00
5 . 00
5 . 00
20 . 00
75. 00
5 . 00
5 . 00
5 . 00
30,00
150 . 00
27 .50
42 .00
42. 00
90. 00
76 . 50
76 .50
101.50
101.50
68 . 82
68 . 82
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Dudley , Geo . L.
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Mullin, Boyd
Rivas , S . J .
Scott , G. M.
SANTA MARIA CEMETERY DIST. FUND $150. 00
160 . 00
100. 00
100. 00
1 . 53
Upon t he passage of the forego ing order , the r oll being called, the f ollowing
Supervi sors voted Aye, to - wit: Sam J . Stanwood , J . T. Torrence , w. L. Tal bo tt, c. L.
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Pre isker and H. s. Deaderick, Nays , None.
On motion the Board ad journed sine die.
The foregoing minutes are hereby approved.
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Attest :-
Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara, State of
California, February 4th, 1924, 10 o' clock a. m. Present :
Supervisors H. s. Deaderick, Sam J. Stanwood, J . T. forrence,
w. L. ralbott and c. L . Preisker , t he Clerk and District
Attorney . Supervisors H. s. Deaderick in the Chair.
The minutes of the last meeting of said ~oard were read and approved
In the Matter of the Issue of Bonds of Santa Barbara School District in the
sum of $400,000. 00.
This being the time heretofore fixed for receiving bids for the sale of $150,000. 10
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being the unsold portion of the issue of ~400 , 000 .00 of bonds of said Santa Barbara
School District, the Board proceeded to open and consider the following bids , to-wi t
E. H. Rollins & Sons and William R. Staats Co . bid par, accrued
interest and a permium of
Harris Trust and Savings Hank, bid par, accrued interest and a
premium of
Bank of Italy, bid par,accrued interest and a premium of
Blyth,Witter & Co. and California Securities Co., bid par ,
accrued interest and a premium of
Schwabacher & Company and Anglo London Paris Company, bid par,
accrued interest and a premium of
The National City Company , and William Cavalier & Company, bid
par , accrued interest and a premium of
R. H. Moulton & Company, bid par, accrued interest and a
premium of
Citizen National Bank, Hunter , Dulin & Company and California
Company, bid par, accrued interest and a premium of
Wells Fargo Bank & Union Trust Co., and Heller, Bruce & Co . , bid
par, accrued interest and a premium of
Security Company, bid par, accrued interest and a premium of
$1107. 00
$1290.00
$ 815. 00
$ 537 . 00
$2308. 00
$ 915 . 00
$1037 . 00
'$1410. 00
$2933.18
$ 2550. 60
It appearing to the Board that the bid of Wells Fargo Bank & Union Trust Co., and
Heller, Bruce & Co . , is the highest and best bid for said bonds ,. On motion dul y seco ded
and unanimously carried, it is ordered that the bid of said Wel l s Fargo Bank &
Union frust Co . , and Heller, ~ruce & Co ., be and the same is hereby accepted and sai
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Wells Fargo ~ank & Union rrust Co. and Heller, Bruce & Co., are declared t he purchasers
of said bonds, and
It is further ordered that said Wells Fargo Bank & Union Tr ust Co., and Heller,
Br uce & Co . , have ten days after deliver y of an abstract of the pr oceedi ngs on the
issuance and sale of said bonds of said Santa Barbara School District, within which to
accept delivery and pay for said bonds at the office of the County rreasurer of said
Santa Barbara County.
In the Matter of the Guadalupe Sanitary District.
Resolution and order calling election for 1 the formation of
the Guadalupe Sanitary District.
WHEREAS , a petit ion for the formation of the Guadalupe Sanitary District has been
duly presented to this Board to be heard thfa 4th day of February, 1924, and
WHEREAS, each of the petitioners thereon was at the time of the signat ure and
presentation of said petition a resident and freeholder within the proposed district;
and
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WHEREAS , notice of t he hearing of this petition has been gi ven as required by
law;
NOW , THEREFORE, be i t RESOLVED and it is hereby ORDERED
That said petition be approved as originally presented;
That the exterior boundaries of said district shall be the same as described in
said petition and as hereinafter described;
That an election shall be held within the proposed dist ri ct for the purpose of
determining whether or not such district shall be fo r med and for the purpose of electing
persons to fill the offi ces pr ovided by tha Sanitary District Act of 1923, to wit: A
Sanitary 4ssessor and fi ve members of the Sanitary Board
Said election shall be held on Thursday , March 6th, 1924 , at Campodonico's Hall
in the Town of Guadalupe , and within t he boundaries of said pr oposed district, and
the polls shall be kept open between t he hours of Six A. M. and Seven P. M., of said da~.
The following is the description of the exterior boundaries ef said proposed
district;
All those certain t racts and parcels of land situate, lying and being i n the County
of Santa Barbara, State of California, comprising a portion of the Town of Guadalupe,
and certain outlying districts within the Rancho Guadalupe, as per map or plat thereof
entitled "Map of the Town of Guadalupe and Subdivision No . 143 and No . 145 of the Rancho
Guadalupe, compiled by G. H. Thompson, September, 1875", and more particularly described
as follows , t o-wit:
Commencing a t a point on the Northeas ter ly line of Fourt h Street of the Town
of Guadalupe as pe r said map , which point lies 200 feet northwester ly f rom the most
westerly corner of lot one of Block 4 of said Town of Guadalupe and running thence a t a
r ight angle to said ltor theasterly line of Fourth Street, Northeasterly to a point on the
Southwesterly line of Second Str eet as per said Map ; thence Easterly and at an angle
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across Second Street of said fown of Guadalupe to the most westerly corner of Block 2
of the ~own of Guadalupe; thence Nort heasterly along the Northwesterly line of said Block
2 and projecting ltortheasterly along the lfo rthwesterly line of Block 1, of the l'own of I
Guadalupe, to t he moat northerly corner of said Block l; t hence Southeaste ~ly and along
the !Tortheasterly boundary of Blocks 1, 10,11, 20 and 21 of the Town of Guadalupe to thq
mos t easterly corner of said Block 21; t hence Southeasterly to and at right angles to
the Northwesterly boundary line of Block or rract known as B No . 26 of the Town of
Guadalupe; thence continuing Southeasterly and at ri ght angles to the said Northwesterly
2-16
boundary line of said Block or Tract B.No . 26 , a distance of 150 feet f rom said bound y
line ; thence at r ight angles Southwesterly t o t he Southwest boundary line of i ract or
Block known as A rro . 25 of the Town of Guadalupe; thence southwesterly along a s t raigui
line to the most southerly corner of Lot 6 of Block 16 of the Town of Guadalupe (viewir-"')
said Lot 6 as a full lot); t hence northwesterly to the South boundary line of Lot 3 of
said Block 16; thence West to the most Southerly corner of Lot 4 of said Block 16;
t hence Northwesterly to the most westerly corner of said Lot 4 ; thence across Pacheco
Street to t he most southerly corner of Lot 3 , Block 15 of said ~own of Guadalupe; the e
r unning South 27 17 ' w. 316. 3 feet to a point; thence on a curve to t he left, tangent
to t he last described course with a radius of 3030 feet t hr ough an angle of 25 34 '
and for a distance of 1352.05 feet to a point; thence South 1 43' w. 517. 5 feet to
a point ; thence South 74 55 ' W. 158 . 8 feet to a point ; thence N. 89 23' W. 20. 0
feet t o a point on the easterly line of Lot or Subsivision 3 of the Rancho Guadalupe ;
thence North 89 23 1 W. 208 . 71 feet to a point ; t hence North 0 38' E. 2574 .0 feet
parallel to the easterly line of the last mentioned Lot 3; thence North 62 431 w.
127 . 8 feet to a point ; thence N. 27 1 7 ' East 566 .0 feet to the point of com~encement .
Dated Febr uary 4t h , 1924.
H. s. Deaderick, Chairman
Attest: c. A. Hunt , Clerk.
(SEAL)
fn the Matter of the Guadalupe SanitarY District
Order of Arrangen:ents fo r Holding Election.
WHEREAS , this Board has by order this day made, directed that an election be hel
on March 6th , 1924, for the purpose of forming a Sanitary Distri ct t o be known as the
Guadalupe Sanitary District~ and to elect officers as provided by the Sanitary Distr ic
ac t of 1923;
NOW , THEREFORE , be it res olved and it is hereby ordered:
That the following persons, being competent and qualified electors within said
proposed district , be and they are hereby appointed officers to conduct said election:
Inspector: A. Souza
Judges: s. v. Campodonico and Chas. Bassi.
That said election shall be held as prescri bed by the Sanitary District Act of
1 923 ;
That the order this day made , directing that said election be held, shall be posted
for four successive we eks pri o~ to said election, in three public places within t he pr -
posed district;
That inasmuch as there is no newspaper published in . ~he pr oposed district, it is
ordered that said order directing that said election be held shall be published in some
newspaper published in the County for four successive weeks pri or t o the election;
That the County Clerk of this County shall cause t he ballots for said election to
be printed . Said ballots shall contain the words: "Sanitary District: Yes" , "Sanitary
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District: No . " , or words equivalent thereto , and shall also contain the names of the
candidates whose nomination petiti on or petitions have been filed as provided :for by
said Sanitary Dis t rict Act of 1923.
Dated: February 4th , 1924.
H. S. Deaderick , Chairman.
Attest: c. A. Hunt, Clerk.
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In the Matter of Maki ng Settlement with the Midland Counties Public Service Cor-
poration for monies due Santa Barbara County.
RESOLUTION.
Resolved that the District Atto_rney of this County be and he is hereby authorized
and instructed to make settlemen t with the Midland Counties Public Service Corporation
for monies due to this county under the Broughton Act franchise heretofore granted by
this county to said corporation, or its assignors upon the following principles:
. 1 . The gross receipts from operating prope'rties to be calcul ated,begin:ing with the
fir st calendar year in which a tax would be payable
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2 . ~he total annual gross electrical operative income thus acertained is to be
all ocated to the entire electrical operative properties of the utility on the basis of
the investment as disclo.sed by the books of the company, excluding from the calculations
all intangibles, that is to say, such gross receipts shall be allocated to all proper-
ties used by the Company .in .the matter of the generation and distribution of electrici~Y
in proportion to the respective investment costs
3 . That portion of said gross receipts allocated to the transmission and distribu
tion l i nes used in the transmission and distribution of electricity shall be divided uJ
again between that portion of such lines and public highways ana that portion thereof
on private rights of way as the mileage on each bears to the total mileage of the said
transmission and distribution lines throughout the entire system of the Company .
4 . ~11 transmission and distr ibution lines on public highways in counties or
municipalities in which the Company is not operating under franchises granted under
the terms of the Broughton Act shall be considered and deemed to be the same as if the
existed on private rights of way, provided, however, that the company shall be deemed
to be operating under a franchise granted under the provisions of the Broughton Act
in all cases where its operating lines in municipalities were car ved out of ter ritory
originally covered by such a franchise .
5 . Two per cent of the gross receipts allocated to the rights of way on public
highways thus covered by the Broughton Act franc hises to be paid to the several counties
and municipalities in the proportion that the length of lines on public highways
in said counties and municipalities bears to the total mil eage on all public highways
in all the counties and mUn.icipalities covered by such Br oughton Act franchise .
6. All -Costs and counsel fees in said litigation incurred on behalf of the plaintiffs
shall be fixed by the Court in which such action is pending and paid out of the
whole fund received , before division among the counties and municipalities.
In the Matter of the Right of Way for State Highway over Ortega Hill, in the 1st
and 2nd Road Di-stricts.
In accordance with the order heretofore made, in the above entitled matter, Owen
H. O' Neill , County Surveyor presented his report and blue p~int in said matter, which
said report was by the Board ordered filed
In the Matter of the Petition of Wm. Rutherford and others for the vacation and
abandonment of a portion of the County Highway in Refugio Canyon, in the Third Road
District.
ORDER FIXING TIME FOR HEARING PETITION.
It appearing to. the Board that the petition filed by Wm. Rutherford and others
with the Clerk of this Board on the 4th day of Februar~ , 1924, in the above entitled
matter, has been signed by more than ten freeholders of the County of Santa Barbara,
State of California , more than two of whom are residents of said Third Road Dis t rict,
and who are taxed therein for road purposes, it is
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Ordered that said petition be heard on Monday, the 3rd day of March , 1924, at 10
o ' clock A. M. at the room of this Board, in the Court House , in the City of Santa Bar ,
bara , in said County, and that notice be given to all freeholders in said r oad distr itjt
of the time and place fixed for hearing said petition as aforesaid, by publication of
such notice in The Morning Pr eas, a newspaper of general cir culation printed and published
in said county , for at least two successive weeks prior to said day fixed for
said hear ing , and tha t such notice shall also be posted conspicuously along the l ine
of the proposed vacation.
In the Matter of Accepting Deed for rights of way for r oad thr ough the l ands of
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Hattie G. Stockton, et al.,
WHEREAS , Hattie G. Stockton, a widow and Mrs. Harleigh Johnston, a widow have dul y
executed and delivered to the County of Santa Barbara, a deed dated November 7th , 192J,
wherein said Hattie G. Stockton and Mrs . Harleigh Johnston are grantors and the Count
of Santa Barbara, grantee, conveying certain rights of way for a public highway , in t e
2nd Road District County of Santa Barbara , State of Califo~nia ,
RESOLVED, That said deed and the property mentioned in said deed be accepted fo
the uses and purposes therein mentioned and that the Clerk cause said deed to be
recorded.
In the Matter of Accepting Deed for r ight of way for road through the lands of
Hattie G. Stockton,
WHEREAS , Hattie G. Stockton, a widow, has duly executed and delivered to the
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county of Santa Barbara, a deed dated January 26th , 1924 , wherein said Hattie G. Stoc ton
a widow, is granter and the County of Santa Barbara, grantee, conveying certain right
of way for a public highway, in the 2nd Road District , County of Santa Barbara, State
of California,
RESOLVED . That said deed and the property mentioned in said deed be accepted for
the uses and purposes t herein mentioned and that the Cle r k cause said deed to be re-
corded.
In the Matter of Providing a Meeting Place for veterans and Associates of
Veterans.
Starr King Post No . 52 , Department of Califor11ia and lievada G. A. R. , having
made application to this Board to provide said post with a meetiig place for its
members and associates, in accordance with the provisions of Section 404lf, of the
Political Code ,
On motion duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that Supervisor Sam J . stanwoo
be and he is hereby appointed a committee of one to act in conjunctionwith said Starr
King Post No . 52 , in the selection of a proper meeting place for members of said post
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and associates with full power to act in the premises .
In the matter of the Petition of Mrs. Nicka Br unstead for Coup.ty Aid for Carl ,
Lawrence, Pearl and Olga Brunstead, minors .
It appearing to the satisfaction of the Board that said Carl Brustead , aged 14
years, Lawrence Brunstead, aged 11 years, Pearl ~ runstead, aged 9 years and Olga
Br unstead, aged 7 years are the children of Ole Brunstead who is suffering with
tuberculosis and by reason thereof cannot pursue a gainful occupation, and said minors are
proper persons to receive County Aid, and being in the custody of said las. llicka Brun
stead,
It is ordered that the Auditor draw his warrant on the treasurer on Hospital
Fund , in favor of said Mrs. Nicka Brunstead f9r the sum of Forty & 00/100 dollars , and
for a like amount on the first of each month hereafter until the further order of this
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Board, said money to be used for the support of the above named minors.
In the matter of the Petition of MrsL Edith Crosswhite for County Aid for Grace
' ~:t~ c. Crosswhite, half-orphan , ~ ~ \. l. \O'"Y\ ~)
111 s-1.\th It appearing t o the satisfaction of the Board that said Grace Cross\1hite, aged
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,sf.-~"~\~ 2 yea.re :is a half-orphan and :is a proper person to r eceive Count y Aid, and she is
in the custody of said Mrs. Edith Crosswhite .
It is ordered that the Auditor draw his warrant on t he Treasurer on Hospital
Fund , in favor of said Mrs. Grace CroS'S'white for the sum of Ten & 00/100 dollars, and
for a like amount on the first of each month hereafter until t he fUrther order of this
Board , said money to be used for the support of t he above named minor.
In the ?latter of Petition for County Aid.
It appearing to the Board that the following named petitioners are proper persons
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to receive county aid, On motion duly seconded and carried it is ordered that the Auditor
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draw his warrant on the Indigent Fund in favor of the following named persons for the
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sums set opposite their respective names on the 1st day of March 1924 , to-wit:
Charles \V. Baker
Jlirs. Plutarcho Carrillo
Mrs . J . M. Burleigh
Claud Johnson
Vicente A. Juarez
Annabelle McGreal
Ref ugia Olivas
I~fabel Hyde
Ida Flores
FIRST SUPERVISOR DISTRICT .
$15 .00
20 . 00
30 . oo
10. 00
12. 00
10. 00
1 0 . 00
Jose Roble
Jose Maria Romero
Andrew Ruiz
John P. Ware
Mrs . Jessie K. Wilson
Adeline Wright
SECOND SUPERVISOR DISTRICT.
14. 25 Antonio Poisard
THIRD SUPERVISOR DISTRICT .
Maria Josefa Pico
$10. 00
15 . 00
10. 00
10. 00
10. 00
10.00
8. 00
Anne Henrickson
1 0 . 00
15. 00 Pedro v. Romero, et ux .
10 . 00
25 . 00
Verda Anthony
Emma P. Anton
Anna. Elphick
R. Cl oak
Blanche E. Emmons
Hatti e B. Harbison
John Davies
Mary Hedrick
FOURTH SUPERVISOR DISTRICT.
20. 00
20 . 00
20.00
15 . 0(}
20 . 00
1 0 . 00
Donalda Jwioore
J!a.bel. E. Murray
Mae McCollum
Maria Ramirez
Joseph Usher
FIFTH SUPERVISOR DISTRICT.
s.oo
10. 00
Margaret Marcum Ward
20. 00
20. 00
40 . 00
10. 00
10 . 00
10. 00
'.fll.e Reports of c. G. Vandever, Supe r~ntendent Santa Barbara County Ge~ral Ho spi tal
Annie E. Mc Caughey, Superintende nt County De ten ti on Home, A. S. Larsen, County Live
Stock Inspec tor, R. Lee Ste . Fleure, Superintendent Santa Barbara Hum~Society were
examined and ordered filed.
The Report of H. J . Ables , Garn \Varden of Santa Ba rbara Oounty for the quarter ending
December 31st, 1923, was examined and ordered filed .
On .motion duly seconded and carried , it is ordered that t he following claims be and
the same are hereby r e jected, to-wit:
Rix Compr essed Air & Drill Co .
Santa ~arbara Unit Briok Tile Co .
$ 7 . 80
94.10
.9n , mo ~ i ? n 4uly se~onded and carried, it i s ordered that tm following claims be and
the same are hereby laid over; to wit:
250
Drexel Lime & Cement Co
Smith-Booth-Usher Co.
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Standard Oil Co .
$98. 00
2.91
3.89
10.90
Og m,Qyt.Qn. d,yly .se.qqr#ed and carried, 1 t is order ed that all claims that have bee
audited and approved at this mee t ing by three members of the Board of Supervisors be
allowed, each claim to be paid out of t he fund designated in the order of allowance
endorsed on the face of each claim respectively , to-wit:
Allen' s GENERAL FUND
Alvarado, Joe
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Ambr ose Lumber Co .
American Rai l way Express Co .
Armstrong , J . B.
Austed , A. s.
Aus t in- Western Road Machinery Co .
Baker Linen Co ., H. w.
Barnes , c. c.
Bar nes , P. G.
Batchelder, D. T.
Bar chel der, D. T.
Beccaria, A.
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Beit h , Agnes s .
Bello , Anthony
Bermudez, J .
Bigler, A. B.
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Boe seke-Dav1e Co
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Bond , B.
Botello, M. A.
Boyd Lumber and Mill Co .
Boyd , Jv1rs . M. E.
Boys and Girl s Industrial Home and Farm
Breck , B.
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Breen , Albert
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Bregante, A.
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Brown, E. P.
Brush, Nathaniel H.
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$ 3.00
16. 00
44 . 00
20 . 00
24. 00
20.00
185.40
5 . 80
42 .45
37 .9:J.
9.38
38 . 51
70.50
3.00
8. 45
50 . 87
60 . 00
55. 00
45 . 00
50.00
8 .10
44.00
6.17
3.75
90 .75
6. 00
8 . 87
9.70
31.50
3. 00
1 2.35
10. 00
44.75
44.00
48 .oo
49. 68
62.33
20 . 00
48.00
258 .50
25 . 00
252
Downs , S. H. GENERAL FUND
Dreyfus, Louie G.
Dugan, Faulding & Crowell
Dugan , Herbert F.
Eaves, A. T.
Edel blute , J . E.
Edmondeon, A. R.
El izondo , Jacobo
Emeri ck , T.
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E.nc inas , j'.
Encinas, F.
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Enterprise Launderers
Ervin Mattress and Rug Works
Fillmore, E. M.
Fillmore , E. M.
Fillmore , E. M.
Fitzgerald, Fr ank
Flood, Odessa
Freeze & Jfreeze
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Gano , Robert
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Ganoung, o.
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George, c. E
Gidney, c. M.
Goleta Garage
Gonzales, A.
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Goodchild, Eddi e
Gor in, John
Gorin, John
Gorin, "
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Grainger, A. E.
Granada , A.
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Granado , A.
Grand , G.
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Granite Rock Co .
Grant , u. s.
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$66.00
12. 50
8 . 65
33. 35
738 .30
10 . 50
32. 00
100. 00
1 0 . 00
44.00
48 .oo
44.00
49 .50
54. 00
31. 04
181.50
12.35
19.77
66 . 42
101.40
35.00
2 .16
35.75
183.70
13.65
24.00
7 . 20
24. 00
32 . 35
30. 00
18 .32
40.00
44. 00
26 . 55
20 . 00
16.00
21. 00
21. 00
27 .00
44. 00
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44.00
~6. 00
32. 00
48.00
48 . 06
52. 00
36. 00
48. 00
39 . 08
22 . 50
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Gr ines-Strassfo rth St ati onery Co .
Gut i errez, ljen
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Hendricks, R.
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Henning , I . B.
Hi ckey Br os , Co.
Holiday Har dware Co .
Hought on , E. J .
Hunt, C. A.
Hunt Mercant ile Co .
Hurst, L. c.
Huyck , Monte
Ibsen , B.
Janssens , J . R.
Johnson , Flor ence c.
Jones , E.
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Joyce, Sam .
Kalamazoo Loose Leaf Binder Co .
Kel l ogg , Eugene S.
Kellogg , Frank L.
Laundr y , Ker an
Ket t er er , A. C.
King, J . F .
Kinnerup , Anne
Lambe r t , Cecil
Lambert , c. E.
Lambert , Clarence
" Fred
Lambert , Fred
Henry
Lambert , llorman
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'' Ray
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Lampe , E. G.
G.
Lang , Gordon B.
Lanter , J . W. }ii:rs .
Larco Fish Co . , s.
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L. A. & s. B. Motor Express Co .
Leyva , Vincent
Li etz Co . , The A.
Lincoln, Louise
Lompoc Garage
GENERAL FUND
$ 7. 08
4 . 45
1 . 25
52. 00
78 . 00
78 .00
78. 06
62 . 93
29 . 38
8 . 35
5 . 61
s. oo
54 . 90
126 . 00
28 . 25
9 . 00
199 . 48
40 . 00
55. 00
94.00
118 . 51
41 . 69
36 . 35
l4 . 81
2 . 50
162 .13
187.72
168 . 00
168 .00
20 . 00
162. 00
l 75.50
4 .00
80. 00
104. 00
96. 00
168 . 00
168 . 00
146. 00
100. 00
125. 00
9 . 00
20. 00
9 . 05
7 . 45
32 . 75
5 . 00
17. 60
12.00
28 . 83
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Lompoc Garage GEITERAL
Loman, Mabel J .
Los Angeles and Sta. Barbara
1iotor Express Co .
Lover en , Dr . G. s.
Low, Fr ed
~1aguire , John J .
1.farshall , D. C.
Mart inez , Tom
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Mata , G.
Mata , G.
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Medina, A.
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Medina , A.
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Meraza, J .
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Miller, H.
Mills , w. G.
Mission Office Equipment Co .
!A:issi on Paint & Art
~vf j ia , F.
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Mjia, F.
!11oore, Jess
JI L. W.
lloor e 1iercantile Co .
J~ orn ing Press
1'1orris , s. E .
rviorris , s . E.
lluncton, C. H.
J~unoz , Guadalupe
MoCaughey , Annie E.
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Mccaughey , J . P.
McKee and Wentworth
1Tiverth , s. B.
Co .
FUND $19 . 22
29 . 75
48 .12
20 . 00
8 . 80
13.40
60 . 00
44. 00
48 . 00
20. 00
24 ~ 00
36.00
44 . 00
48 .00
44. 00
44. 00
36 . 00
24. 00
52. 00
40. 00
48. 00
44. 00
32. 00
44. 00
48 . 00
48 . 00
52 .00
44. 00
48 . 00
50 ,00
76. 00
3 . 90
72 . 40
54. 00
49 . 50
54.00
4 . 50
105.50
29 . 48
92 . 80
44. 25
66 . 40
139.15
17. 74
148. 60
37 .83
200. 20
600. 00
53. 28
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Febr uary 4th , 1924
No- Ver mo Manufact u r ing Co . GENERAL FUND
Nrtzum , F . R.
01 Br yant , Ma t ilda
Ontiver os, Porfir io
Zoilo A.
Ord Ice Co .
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Ott Har dware Co .
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Ovieda, Tony
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Pacific Coast Pubg .
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Pacific La1mdry
Packard, J . c.
Packard , J . c.
Padilla , F.
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Parma co .
Patr iclc & Co .
Patterson , A. A.
Patter son, John
Patter son , John
Pier ce, Dr. Hor ace
Pope , A. s.
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Preisker , c. L.
Rasmussen , Bros .
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Co .
$72 . 47 Allowed f or
Recorder Pr inting and Pubg . Co ., The
Reed , w. B.
Rexall Store , ~he
Rice , Fr ed
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Richardson, F . M.
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Rico , J.
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$18 . 00
25 . 00
40 . 00
44.10
67 . 50
5 . 50
5 . 50
2 . 64
5.50
65 . 27
9 . 17
23.40
42. 90
7 . 90
16. 33
38 . 96
42 .00
30 . 00
60 . 00
30.00
5. 65
13.15
1.9 . 65 .
20 . 75
3. 55
3 . 75
3 . 93
63.00
42 . 00
20. 00
48. 00
40 . 00
26 . 65
16. 63
61 . 83
30. 00
'liJ . 00
25. 00
38 . 71
17. 81
41.20
24 . 70
18 .00
92 . 26
3 . 45
60 . 00
50 . 00
10. 00
48 .00
32. 00
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Rico , s. GENERAL FUND
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Roberds , Frank
Robles , F.
Romero , A.
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Romero , L. B.
Romero , L. B.
Ross, James
Ruiz , Hobie
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Ruiz , Hobie
Ruiz , Joe D.
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Ruiz, Joe D.
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Runkle Shoe Company
Runkle Shoe Co . , The
Sampson, E. F.
Santa Barbara Telephone Co .
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Santa Barbara Telephone Co .
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S. M. Valley ilhse. Co.
Sargent, L. c.
Schauer, Fred H.
Schauer Printing Studio Inc .
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Schwabacher Frey stationery Co .
Scott, Hattie H.
Seaside Oil Company
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Security Tile Insurance and Guaranty Co .
Shell Company of California
Shell Co . of California
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Signorelli, A. P.
Simas , Tony
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$44. 00
32. 00
l2l. OO
28 . 00
60 .oo
60. 00
65 . 00
60. 00
55 .00
50. 00
207 . 52
14 .40
7. 20
23.40
68 . 00
6 . 75
7. 20
18. 00
20 . oo
51 . 25
5. 00
105. 00
13. 65
20 . 78
4. 50
39 .40
27 . 50
42 . 42
4 . 95
161 .90
41 . 58
10. 00
427 .75
468 . 25
386 .40
27.95
35. 00
357 . 50
450. 00
45 .00
21.85
173. 80
l86 . 60
60 . 00
223. 02
6 .10
6 .44
5. 00
38 . 25
. .
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February 4th , 1924.
Simpson, Frank R. GENERAL FUND
Smart, J . K.
" "
Smith Bros
Smith , Chas. L.
Southern Counties Gas Company
" n " "
Southern California Edison Co .
tt n " "
Southern Pacific Co .
Spears-Wells Machy . Co. .
Standard Oil Company
State Board of Education
State Law Enforcement League
Sterling Drug Co .
Stockton State Hospital
Stoddard, c. s.
Stoddard, c. s .
Storni , Peter
Strader, Bessie M.
St. Francis School
St. John,A. S .
II "
St. Vincent's School
Sullivan, J . P.
ft "
Swan, James
"
Swanson, Harry
Talbott , w. L.
Taver na and Company
Teames, H. H.
Tiioo s - Mirror Press
'l'odd, G. A.
~orrence, J. T.
Traub, J . G.
Travis, R. M.
Tr avis, R. M.
Triplett , L. A.
II Wm.
'' "
Twitchell , F. c.
Union Feed and Fuel Co .
Union Mill and Lumber Co .
" " "
ft p "
Union Oil Co . of Califor nia
" " " "
Union Oil Co . of California
II II II II
$ 5 .50
36.00
60 .oo
2.95
5.00
25 . 98
25 . 20
129 . 48
10.35
5 . 00
81 . 07
53. 62
!3. 00
155.62
19.65
60 . 00
5.00
15. 00
3. 00
3.50
240. 00
53. 84
74.22
1060.72
152.57
21 0 .96
60. 00
.
60 .00
8 . 00
31.20
18 . 00
5.52
2 . 00
100.00
24 . 00
76.00
ll.40
ll.50
208.00
40. 00
20. 00
74.72
3.60
156 . 10
247 . 25
22 . 80
124. 00
37 . 20
26 . 80
2.50
257
258
Uni on Oil Company of California, GENERAL FUND
u "
II "
Union Oil co .
Unzueta , D.
II If
tr
Va ldez, H.
II II
It "
Valley Oil Co .
Van Hor n, J . A.
Vasquez, R.
" "
Ventura Refining
Ver ine , P.
Vermudez , J .
Walker, R . o.
Ward, Clarence C.
Ward, J .
ti
-
"
Water Works Depar tment
II " II
We idman, Phil
"
Wester n Machine & Foundry Co .
Wester n Machine & Foundry Co .
"
" "
Western Mot or Transfer
tt
West er n Union Telegraph Co .
We s t ern Who lesale Dr ug Co . , .
Wilson, Geo .
Yelkin , Henry
Adams , Fr ank D.
Aggeler & Musser Seed Co .
Ambassador Laundr y , The
.Ambassador Laundr y , The
Andera , c. M.
Ande r holm, Lily
Ander son, Carl
Anderson, J .
Walter
Andr ews , G. o.
Babcock, D. w.
Bagozzi , J .
Bain, David
Barron , D.
HOSPITAL FUND
$205.00
64 . 25
5 2 . 00
153. 85
48. 00
20. 00
48 . 00
40 . 00
44.00
2 8 . 00
1 9 . 00
17. 55
44. 00
40 . 00
40. 60
100. 00
48 .00
1 .66
32. 85
15.00
31 . 70
8 . 90
150 .oo
.70
48 . 56
4 .50
4. 20
240 . 00
46 . 50
3 . 41
431.75
116 . 60
22 . 00
11. 65
104. 00
25 .31
6 38 . 37
686 . 24
3 .60
90 . 00
65.00
135 . 00
46.30
1 2 . 00
20. 00
60. 00
10. 00
20 . 00
I
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February 4 t h , 1924.
Baumer, Tillie HOSPITAL FUND
Bet lamini, Toni
Boeseke-Dawe Co .
Bowman , E. M.
.
Boyd Lumber &.Mil l Co .
" " ll
" 11 "
Br ier ly , A.
Brossman , Helen
Buron, J .
Califor nia Market
Califor nia Phar macy
" "
Campbell , w. L .
Castaneda , Car lota R.
Cit y & Kentia Nurser ies
Coul ter Dry Goods Company
Count y Commi~sion of Hort iculture
Cr ookston, Elizabeth
Cutter Laborat ory , The
Daw, A. R.
Diaz , Antoni o
Diehl Grocer y Co .
Donlon , Patrick R.
Downer & Co., Fr ed
Essi e , Henry
Evans , R.
Fertilore Co . , The
Friedly , Ruby
Gagnier, L. E.
Gill & Warrick
Haywar d , Al . W.
A.
Horl ick' s Mal t ed Milk Co .
Hose, w.
Hun t, R.
II
Hyatt , lv1ar y
" "
Johns- Manville Inc.,
Johnson, Marie
Kano , N.
Kir by, Geo . J .
Lar co Fish Co ., s.
" "
Rubber Stamp Co . , L. A.
Leed , Mar jorie
Leos , J.
Lewis , Ida Mae
Lewis Manufacturing Co . , The
Lindstr om, Victor
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$90. 00
120 . 00
126. 40
65 . 00
27. 65
49 . 65
12.85
60 . 80
72 . 00
46 . 00
73. 65
9 , 00
13. 70
100. 00
50. 00
39 . 25
173 . 40
9 , 00
90. 00
78 . 33
52 . 25
110. 00
196. 47
74. 55
24. 25
60 , 00
90,00
3 . 00
100. 00
20 . 00
20 . 00
31, 25
39 . 60
32 . 90
12. 00
24. 00
70 . 00
92. 90
25 . 74
70. 00
100. 00
8 , 00
28 . 05
28. 05
29. 26
90. 00
60 . 00
100. 00
207. 90
75 , 00
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260
Lush , lw!ar ion E. HOSPITAL FUND
"
Lynch , John
MacQuarrie , James
Manci ni , Nello G.
lv1:artin , M.
1v!issall, w. c
Mission Office Equipment Co .
lt II "
Mission Paint and Art Co .
Mission Produce & Supply Co . .,
Moxl ey , w. B.
lfelson, Lewis
lficols , Julia.
Nicols , Dr . N.
Nye , Isabel
Olivera, G. F.
Or d Ice Co ,
Ordaz , Tillie
I Orthopaedic Insti tute
Ott Hardware Co .
Over aa, Ole A.
Paci :fie Coffee Stores
Parkinson, E. A.
Parmelee -Dohr mann co .
" n
Parsons , Mary E.
II "
Paulin, R. H.
Peter, Ira B.
Pico , A.
Pietropali , Raymond
Piovesan, Geo .
Ramires , I~ia tilda
Ra.mmalle , Geo.
Rigney, Wm.
Rodenbeck , E. F.
Rohlk, P.
Rohlk , P.
Ruser , A:rthur
Santa Barbara Drug
"
Co .
Co .
Santa Barbara Roofing co .
Santa Barbara Seed Co .
"
Santa Barbara Telephone Co .
San ta Bar bar a Unit Brick & Tile
Schere~ Co ., R. L.
"
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Schreiber , Olga E.
$ 3 . 40
104.83
70 . 00
75 .00
58 . 06
65 . 00
4 . 05
4 .50
3 . 00
28 . 01
321 . 58
236 .10
5. 00
5. 00
70. 00
125 . 00
30 . 00
14. 52
35 . 20
75 . 00
40. 00
163 .00
110. 00
66 . 50
6 . 59
3 . 70
12. 60
25 . 00
87 . 90
16 .00
5 . 40
60. 00
30.16
85 . 00
65 . 00
135.00
90. 00
s.oo
so.oo
80. 00
75 . 00
1 . 90
1 7.00
19 . 25
33. 95
10. 80
13. 09
43. 68
83 . 60
35 . 49
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February 4th , 1924.
Schultz, Els ie HOSP I rAL FUlID
Seaside Oil Co.
" II "
Shaw, Dorothy
Shirrell, c. L.
Southern Ca lifo r nia Edison Co.
Southern Pacific Co .
Southern Tobacco Co.
Spreitz , H. A.
II II
St one, c. w.
Tanne r , L.
Uni on Feed & Fuel Co . , The
Vandever, c. G.
" II
" Si gne
Ve lasquez , J esu s
Walters & Fries
" II
Wea r s , Lucy
Werner , Alice Mae
,verner , E. c
We stwick Iron Wo r k s
Wi lson , Frank
Assoc iated Charities
Be lche r , F . E .
Bobo , G. w.
Brown's Drug St ore
Buro la, I . M.
" "
Calli s , F. I .
Campodoni c o, E. M.
Coblent z , L. B.
Coblent z & Schwabacher
" "
II II
Gardne r Wheat on Co .
Gayer & Connelly
Haslam & Co . w. A.
Haslam, Mr s . w. A.
Herron, J . \V.
" "
II "
II II
Jordano Bros .
" II
Love ren , Dr . G. s .
I NDIGENT FUND
Lucas , Cobl ent z & Thor ner, Dr s .
$125 . 00
29 . 21
392 . 25
12. 90
125.00
228 . 53
8.95
21. 91
l 00. 00
100. 00
130. 00
65. 00
438 . 10
250 . 00
26 . 60
140. 00
60 . 00
10. 90
11. 35
48 . 39
50,00
60 . 00
1 2 . 70
85. 00
462 . 42
25 . 00 ' .
20. 00
14.75
20. 00
10. 00
130 .oo
20 . 00
l ~. oo
10 . 00
20 . 00
10.00
2 . 00
20 . 00
20 .00
25 .00
20. 00
20. 00
20 . 00
20 . 00
15. 00
20. 00
20 . 00
94 .00
261
262
Lucas Sani t a r iuin
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Moore I'liercantile Co .
Parma Co .
Pearson, c. H.
Pippin , E. J .
Rudolph , Chas .
Rudolph ' s Store
l1obey , w. c .
Union Feed & Fuel Co .
Almanza , F.
Bates , T. w.
Delbrook , Geo.
Dominguez , II'! . R.
Hickey Bros . Co .
Hogle , Chas
.Jiminez, August
Soto , F.
IND IG E.trr FU!ID
F IRST ROAD FU!ID
Union Mill and Lumber Co .
Lopez, F.
J .
It "
" T.
" "
Romero , J . F.
Romero, L.
Aguirre , Manuel
Ambrose Lumber Co
.Oean , Harvey
Campbell, George
Campbell , Ray
" "
Clancy , A . L .
II T. A.
Contreras, c.
Durnan , Jim
Gneisa, Chas .
Griffith , Edwin
Hanson, A. B.
Jamison, s. I.
Jensen , Johannes
Jones , c. A.
Locke , Walker
Locke, \Valker
Lo rd , G. R.
Olsen, Soren C.
SECOND ROAD FUND
THIRD ROAD FUND
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ll. 50
52 .10
20 . 00
74 .16
20. 00
161.46
43.00
31 . 74
5 . 00
27 .40
31. 50
5. 00
21. 00
63. 00
. 25
16. 00
10 . 50
17 .50
53. 20
48 . oo
48 . 00
40 . 00
48 . 00
48 . 00
24.00
5 . 00
92 . 00
20 . 60
12. 00
31 . 50
35. 00
12. 25
120 .00
8 . 00
4. 00
31 . 50
35. 00
84.00
238. 00
20 . 00
36 . 00
91 . 00
21. 00
31 . 50
28 . 00
24. 00
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Ontiver os , Lorenzo
Pagliotti , P.
Pedersen , J. F.
Sides , Mrs. B.
Summers, George
Summers, George
Thorrrpson, C. G.
Brokofsky , Carl
.
Dimock , s. B.
Dutra , Frank A.
Hildenbrand , A. J .
Kr ause & Os. tini
Le\vis , Geo.
TutcICe e 1 , How~rd
Roberds, A. E .
Rush , Louis
Shanklin , L. F.
Associated Oil Co .
Bello , An t hony
Bobo , G. w.
Borador i, s.
Dr ake~ , Th os .
Crescent Garage
Cruse , 1r.
Dominguez, John
Fesler , John
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Ganoung , o.
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Goodchild , Eddie
Grainger, A. E.
Gr afft , John
Holl and , L. R.
Horn, A. R.
Jenki ns, M.
Jullien, John E.
Knox , F. A.
Marshall , D. C.
Martin, J . C.
Ni verth , S. B.
It
February 4th, 1924.
THIRD ROAD FUND
FOURTH ROAD FU!fD
FIFTH ROAD FUND
Ontiveros, Porfirio
Pacific Coast & Coal Co .
Pearson, c. H.
Porter , R.
Ralph , Roy
Ruiz , Hobie
$20. 00
20 . 00
49 . 50
26 . 75
19 . 25
10. 50
45.00
26. 00
. 40. 00
25 .50
97 . 50
1 . 25
7. 00
38 .oo
263 . 00
70. 00
14 . 05
25 . 00
. 90
14. 78
2 . 00
30. 00
5 . 00
38 . pO
26. 25
96. 00
104.00
.so
28 . QO
133. 70
3. 00
175. 00
5 . 00
36 . 05
40 . 00
2.78
8 . 43
35 . 00
52 .50
5. 92
70 . 05
29 . 40
27. 02
16. 22
20 . 00
3 . 50
9. 60
263
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Ruiz , Hobie FIFTH ROAD FUND
II "
Joe D.
Ruiz , Joe D.
Santa Barbara ~elephone Co .
Santa lvlar ia Garage
Santa Maria Realty Co .
Santa I~aria Trimming Shop
Santa Maria Vall ey R. R.
Simas, Tony
Sisquoc Garage
Spears-We~ls Machy Co .
Truk, Louis
Union Oil Company of Califo~n ia
Valley Oil Co .
Valley Oil Co .
~Vilson , Geo.
Wilson , Geo.
" tt
Alexander, Manuel GE!lERAL ROAD FUND
Bullock, William
Crakes, Thos .
Garrett , s. J .
Glines , John T.
Marquez , M.
Ruiz , Hobie
Ryzner , Frank
" Jim
Shanklin, Lowell F .
TtUtk , Louis
Union Mill and Lumber Co ., The
Westwick Ir on works
Young , Fran.k
Acosta , F . GOOD ROADS FUND
tt
Alvarado , Joe
" II
Anderson , William
Beadle, M. w.
Bermude z , John
" Sam
II "
:Soeseke-Dawe Co .
C~lifornia Corrugated Culvert Co .
Campbell , Ge o.
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$ .so
2. 60
. 75
12. 80
2 . 00
2 . 25
12. 34
30. 00
23. 75
55 . 09
38. 25
15. 70
25 . 67
3 . 50
17 . 50
20 . 60
157 . 76
38 . 50
38 .50
33. 00
31.50
36 .00
60 . 00
48 .00
408 .00
38. 50
12. 00
24. 50
28 .00
29. 65
24 .50
32 . 28
88 . 01
36. 00
50. 00
60 . 00
8 . 00
24 . 00
340 . 59
75 . 95
20. 00
18 . 00
39.00
1 .13
49 . 08
9 .00
21 .00
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February 4th , 1924.
Cordero , Joe GOOD ROADS FUND
J.
Crabb, Clarence
Craviotto, E. J.
Edwards , Emmett
Green, Ed.
Green , Ed
"
' Hanson , A. B.
Ingersol-Rand Co. of Calif.
" II "
" " ,. It
Jamison, s . I.
II Van
Locke , Walker
Moll , Frank
" II
" ,.
Montezano , J .
"
Jt
l~ur phy , Dan M.
"
"
" "
l~iels en and Nielsen
No thorn, 'iV E.
" t
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Ontiveros , Dolph
Lorenzo
Ott Hardware Co.
II "
Parks, G. A
" "
Riley , Geo.
Rix Compressor Air & Drill co.
Scott, J . R.
Scott, J . R.
Skytt, Hans c. D.
Smith, B.
Southern Pacific Co.
I St . John, A. s.
st . John, A. s .
Union Feed ar:d. Fuel Co.
Westwiok Iron works
-
$16.00
24.00
6. 00
7. 85
72.00
48.00
44. 00
24. 00
237 .50
2955 . 00
178.01
2 .75
12.00
7. 00
7 .00
96 . 00
104.00
88 .00
52 .00
48 . oo
20 . 00
95 .00
130 . 00
125 . 00
125 . 00
57.36
135. 00
236 . 38
60 . 00
60. 00
30.00
11.00
20 .00
4 .41
8 . 28
147.62
215 . 00
70, 00
140, 00
196.50
8 . 93
105.75
110. 00
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90. 96
18. 00
101 .70
84 .41
2581. 60
. 1.95
62.78
265
.
266
Hack i ng , C. J .
Loveren , Dr . G. s.
Smit h , M.D., Edgar D.
II II
Weidman, Phil
SALARY FUND
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$125.00
125.00
25 . 00
25 .00
150 . 00
Bee, Henry GUADALUPE PUB . CEMETERY DIST . FUND . 75.00
Scott, G. M.
Bryant & Trott Co.
Mullin , Boyd
Rivas, s . J .
REC . DIST . NO. 798
SANTA 11ARIA CEI\!ETERY DIST. FUND
160. 00
9,00
l 00. 00
l00.00
Upon t he passage of t he foregoing order, the r oll being called, the following
Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit: Sam J . Stanwood, J . T. Torrence, W. L. Talbott, c. L.
Pre isker and H. s. Deaderick . Nays, None.
On motion the Board adjourned sine die .
The foregoing minutes are hereby approved .
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Attest: -
Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara , State of California,
.
March 3rd, 1924, 10 o' clock A. M. Present: Supervisors H. s. Deaderick,
Sam J . Stanwood , J . T. ~o rre nce , w. L. Tal bo tt and c. L. Preisker, the
Clerk and District Attorney. Supervisor H. s . Deaderick in the. Chair.
The Minutes of the last regul ar me eting were read and approved .
In the Matt er of the Petition of Wm. Rutherford an:l other s fo r the Vacation and
Abandonment of a portion of the County High?ray in Refugio Canyon in the Third Road
Order Vacating a Portion of t he Co~ty H.i ghway in Refugio Canyon in the '.I'hird
Road District.
The petition of Wm. Ruther ford and others in the above e nt itled matter coming on
this day regularly to be heard , and it appearing that said pe tition was f iled herein
on the 4th day of February, 1924; that said petition was signed by more than t en freeholders
in said county and that more than two of ~aid f reeholders were residents of
said Third Road District and that the whole of the property affected is situated in
said Third Road District and tha t on the 4th day of Febr uary , 1924 , an order was duly
made by t his board fixing Monday the 3rd day of March , 1924, at 10 o ' clock A. M. as
the day and time for hear ing said petition; at the room of this board in the Court Hou e
in the City of Santa Bar bara , in said County , and providing that noti ce of the time an
place fixed for hearing said petition be given to all f reeholders in said district by
publication of said notice in t he Mor ning Press, a newspaper of gener al circulation
printed and published in said county, for at least two successive weeks prior to said
day fixed for said hearing and t ha t a similar notice be post ed conspicuously along the
line of the pr oposed vacation; and said pe tition having this day come on regularly for
hearing and it fur t her appearing t hat said notice has been duly published and posted
as prescribed by said order and t hat affidavits of such publ ication and posting have
267
March 3rd, 1924.
been filed herein,
And said hearing having been had and evidence having been given and it appearing
that all the allegations contained in said petition are true, and it further appearing
from all the evidence submitted that the whole of that portion of the Coun~ Highway I
in Refugio Canyon in the Third Road District described in said petition is 11nnecessary
for present or prospective public use;
It is ORDERED that the portion of the County Highway in Refugio Canyon in the
Third Road District, described in said petition , to wit :
Beginning at a point on the easterly boundary of the Wm. Rutherford property at
the mouth of Refugio Canyon, said point being south 42 2 ' west 138. 75 feet from the
center line of the Southern Pacific track; thence following the old traveled road north
62 15 ' West 664. 3 feet to a point; thence North 50 32' west 70. 67 feet to a point;
thence north 38 21 1 West 122 .48 feet to a point; thence north 54 18 ' West 215 .3 feet
to a point in the center of Refugio Cr eek; thence South 84 59 ' West 122. 27 feet to a
point ; thence South 89 55 ' West 125. 37 feet to a point; thence South 68 381 West
135 . 28 feet to a point; thence South 60 05 ! West 144.2 feet to a point; thence South
54 21 ' West 329 . 52 feet to a point; thence South 51 14' West 238 . 33 fee t to a point ;
thence South 65 46 ' West 71 . 87 feet to a point in old fence line ; thence South 44
25 ' West 356. 82 feet ' to Station on the Southeasterly boundary of the State Highway righ -
of- way , the above being the g~neral courses of the old road as formerly travelled
be and tba same is hereby vacated, discontinued , abandoned .and abolished .
~t.-~'l~\.'~t'b In the Jifatter of Revising and Re- establishing the Bound arias of Jona ta School
~ . ~k,i4l~ -J District of Santa Barbara County.
~ o~o-. ':\~ S ~'\,coo"
:D'~-\:x,~i\:. It appearing to the Board that the territory formerly constituting Nojoqui School
District of said county was on the 5th day of March 1923 , annexed to and made a part
of said Jonata School District, and
I t 'f urthe r appearing that at the time of the annexation of the territory of said
Nojoqui School District to said Jona.ta School District a description of the new bound-
. aries of said Jonata School District caused by said an~exation ~as not included within
the order of annexation made at said time, and
It further appearing that the Coun w Superintendent of Schools has recommended that
the boundaries of said Jonata School Dist~ict be revised and re-establ ished , and having
furnished a revised and correct description thereof ,
J
On motion duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the boundaries of said
I
Jonata School District of the Coun1i,v of Santa BarbaTa , State of California , be and the I
same are hereby revised and re- established, the description of said school district so
revised and re - established being described as follows, to - wit:
Commencing at the 11 . w. corner of' Rancho San Carlos de Jonata ; thence easterly
along the north line of said Rancho to the Section line between Ranges 31 and 32 w. s.
B. M. ; thence south along said line to the s. w. corner of Section 30 T. 7 N. R. 31 w.
s. B. M.; thence east to the N. W. corner of Section 34 T. 7 N. R. 31 w. s. B. M. ; trence
south to the intersection with the ~allard Canon Road; thence southwesterly along the
Ballard Canon Road to the N. w. corner of Lot 25 of Rancho San Carlos de Jonata ; thence
along the west and southerly lines of Lots 25, 26, 27 and 29 to the south corner of
Lot 29 ; thence south to a point in the Santa Ynez River due north of the center of
Section 21 T. 6 N. R. 31 w. s. B. M. ; thence easterly along the Santa Ynez River to the
County Road near the s. w. corner of Section 22 T. 6 N. R. 31 w. s. B. M. ; thence south-
erly along said County Road to the north line o.f Section 5 T. 5 N. R. 31 w. S. B. M. ;
thence east to the N. E. corner of said Section 5; thence south along the east line of
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Sections 5, 8 , 17 and 20 t o the north line of Rancho Nuestra Senora Refugio; thence
west along the north line of the last named Rancho to the s. E. corner of Las Cruces
Rancho; thence along the east line of Las Cruces Rancho northerly and westerly to tb:t
line of Santa Rosa Rancho; thence northeaster ly along the southerly boundary Of Santa
Rosa Rancho to the s. w. corner of Lot 3 of La Vega Rancho ; thence east along the sou herly
boundar y of Lots 3 and 5 of La Vega Rancho to the s. E . corner of Lot 5 of said
Rancho ; t .hence north along the east boundary of Lot 5 of said Rancho to the south line
of Rancho San Carlos de Jona ta; thence wester ly along the south bo1Jrd ary of Rancho Sa
Carlos de Jonata to the s. w. corner thereof ; thence norther ly along the west boundar
of said Rancho to the place of beginning.
Done this 3rd day of March, A. D. 1924.
H. s . Deaderick , Chairman of the Board of
Supervisors
Attest:-
c. A. Hunt , Clerk.
(SEAL)
In the Matter of the Appointment of a Justice of the Peace in and for t he 9th
Judic ial Townshi p , Gounty of Santa Barbara, in the place of A. v. Woolley , deceased.
It appearing to the Board .that there is a vacancy in the office Of Jus~c e of t
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Peace in and for the 9th Judicial ~ownship, Oounty of Santa Barbara , State of Califor ia ,
~\~s~4fa~~~~~~\ caused by the death of A. v. Woolley , the last incumbent .
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)""\it"ce.o~11.'1~ ~ On motion duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that Ulisse l'ognazzini be and
~'Yul.~"~ ~~~- -~- he is hereby appointed Justice of the Peace in and for the 9th ~udicial Township, Cou ty
of Santa Barbara, State of California, for the unexpired term of A. V. Woolley , decea ed ,
upon qualifying according to law.
In the Matter of the Formation of Los Olivos Street Lighting Distri ct of Sant a
Barbara County.
.
WHERE.4.S , a petiti on has been :filed in the above entitled matter. and presented to
us this day, praying for the formation of a lighting district in the town of Los
Olivos , County of Santa Barbara.
.
IT IS HEREBY ORDERED , that said matter shall be set down for hearing for the 3ls
day of l;1arch 1924, at the hour of 10 A. M. of said day or as soon as the same can be
heard before this Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barba~a at their meetin
place in the courthouse in the City of Santa Barbara , State of California .
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED , that the cler k shall cause notices o:f the filing and
hearing of such petition to be posted in three of the most public places in said
distri ct.; said notices shall be headed "Notice of the Pr oposed Formation of the Los
Olivos Street Lighting District of Santa Barbara County" in letters no t less than one
inch in length and shall set out the facts required by law
IT IS FURrHER ORDERED , that said clerk shall also cause a notice similar in substance
to be published at least once a week for two consecutive weeks in The l~orning
Press , a newspaper of gener al circulation printed and published in said county in
which the proposed district is 1 oca tad.
IT IS FURfHER ORDERED that said notice be posted and published as above provided
at least seven days be~ore the date set for the hearing of said petition.
Dated this 3 day of March 1924.
Attest :
c. A . Hunt, Clerk.
(SEAL)
H. s. Deaderick , Chairman of the Board of
Supervisors.
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located in Rattlesnake Canyon , in the County of Santa Barbara, State of Califor nia ,
containing 280 acres, more or less, for the sum of $25,000 . 00
.
Resolved , fhat It is the sense of this Board that the County of Santa Barbara
purchase said property for said sum of $25 , 000. 00, and tbat proceedings be instituted
by this Board for the purchase of the same upon said E. P. Dunn furnishing this Board
with a full and corr ect description of said property .
In the I.tatter of the Cancellation of Erroneous Assessment .
It satisfactor ily appearing to the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa
Barbara, State of Califo rhia , t hat the property of Pearl l.~offi tt :rereinafter descr ibed
was erroneously assessed for the year 1922, and t he District Attorney of said county
consenting in writing that said Board direct the Auditor of said county of cancel such
erroneous assessment,
lfo\v, therefore, it is ordered and directed that the Auditor of the County of
Santa Barbara cancel the assessment of said Pearl Moffitt made during the year 1922 ,
in accordance with the provisions of Sec . 3804 a of t he Political Code, to- wit : .
Improvements on Lot 26 , Block 6, Cooks Second Addition to the City of Santa
~~
Barba~a , County of Santa Barbara, State of Califor nia.
In the Matter of Correcting Cleric!U Error in Assessment
.
It satisfactorily appearing to t he Board of Supervisors of the County of
Santa Barbara , State of California, from a statement furnished by the County Assessor
that there was a clerical error in the assessment of Edward H. Andrews for the fiscal
year 1923-4 , and application having been made to this Board by said County Assessor
for authority to correct said erroneous assessment, and the written consent of the
.
District Attorney having been obtained therefor, and
It further appearing that t he correcting of said assessment will decrease th:t
amount of taxes charged against said tax payer by reason t hereof ,
On motion duly seco nded and carried, it is ordered t ha t the County Assessor
be and he is hereby authorized and ordered to correct said assessment on the assessmen
t roll of the County of Santa Barbara for the fiscal year 1923- 4 , by striking
off the assessment of said ~dward li. Andrews , as shown on Vol . 2, page 8 , thereof.
In the Ilia tter of t he Pe ti t i on of .Ham-on Lopez , for County Aid .
rt appearing to the satisfaction of this Board that said pe titioner is a proper
person to receive County aid, it is ordered that the Auditor draw his warrant on theL
1.'reasurer, on Hospi t a.l Fund , in favor of Hamon Lopez for the sum of $15. 00; and
fo r a like amount on the firs. t of each month hereafter until the further order of
this Board .
In the matter of the Pet ition of 1~inni e Archer for County Aid for Leo
li1rancis, Alice L!yrtle, Chas. Lawrence and Howard Louis Archer , half-orphans
It appearing to the satisfaction of the Board that said Leo Francis Archer,
aged 10 years, Alice Myrtle Arche r , aged 9 years, Chas. Lawrence Archer, aged 8
ye 'lrs and dov1ard Louis Archer, aged 5 are half-orphans and the proper persons to
receive uounty Aid, and they are in the custody of said Minr-ie Archer,
It is ordered that the Auditor draw his \varrant on the l'reas urer on Hospital
b'und , in favor of said llinnie Archer for the sum of Forty & 00 /100 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 for the support of the above named minors
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In the matt er of the .?eti ti on of lt1a.ria V. Enos for County Aid f~ Manuel. Antone,
Nazareth and Mayme .l:!mos, half-orphans. I
It appearing to t he satisfaction of the Hoard that said Manuel Enos , aged 12 years,
Antone Enos, aged 11 years, !Ja zer eth Enos, aged 2 years and r.myme Enos , aged 8 months
are half- orphans and are pr oper persons to receive ~ounty Aid, and they are i n t he
custody of said 1~1aria V. Enos
It is ordered that the Audit or draw his warrant on the ~reasurer on Hospital
.l!'und , in :favor o:f said Mar ia v. Enos for t he s um 0-:f Forty & 00/100 dollars, and for a
like amount on the first of each month hearafter unt i l the :fu.rther order of t his Board,
said money to be used for the support of the above named minors .
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In the matter of t he Petition of Alice .I!' . Galvin for County Aid for Edward , Leonarc).
and Alice ualvin, half-orphans ,
It appearing to t he satisfaction of the Hoard that said Edward Galvin, aged 8
years, Leonard ~alvin , aged 6 years and Alice ualvin, aged 4 years are half- orphans
and are proper persons t o recei ve County Aid , and they are in the custody o:f said Alice
.l!' . l:i-al vi n
It is ordered that the Audi tor draw his warrant on t he 11reasurer on Hospital .b'und ,
i n favor of said Alice .I!', lalvin for the sum of i'hirty & 00/100 dollars , and for a
like amount on t he first of each month hereafter unt i l the :f'urther order of this Hoa rd ,
said money to be used for the s upport of t he above named mi nors .
In the ma tter of the Petition of Otto E. Kramer, Probation Officer for County Aid
~._~~~~ oXI for 1iary Ellen Cr onin, an orphan, .
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- ~ It appearing to t he s a tisfaction o:f the Board tha t said Mary Ellen Cr onin, aged .r-.~'-~-- ~).
5-~~- ~~rl 9 years is an or phan and a proper person to receive County Aid , and she is in the
~'~"'~\\~"l1.
C."""'~'"' custody of said Otto E. Kramer, Pr obat ion Off icer.
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It is ordered that the Audi tor dra1.iv his warrant on t he l'reasurer on Hospital Fund ,
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in favdr of' said Otto E. Kra1ner, Probat ion Officer for the sum of l'en & 00/100 dollars ,
and for a like amount on the first of each mont h hereafter until the furthe r order of
th i s Board , said money to be used for the support of t he above named minors.
In the Matter of Petition for County Aid .
It appearing to t he B~ard that t he following named petitioners a re proper persons
to receive county aid, On motion duly seconded and carri ed it is ordered t ha t the
Auditor draw his warrant on the Indigent Fund in favor of the following named persons
for the sums set opposite their respective names on the 1st day of J~ rch , 1924 , to-wit :
Charles w. "aker
Mrs . Plutarcho Carrillo
Ib-s . J . }A: . Burleigh
Claud Johns.on
Vicente A. Juarez
Annabelle I.IcGreal
Refugia Olivas
Mabel Hyde
Ida Flores
Anne Henrickson
FIRST SUPERVISOR DISl'RIC r .
$15 . 00
20. 00
30. 00
10. 00
1 2. 00
10. 00
10. 00
Jose Roble
Jose Maria Romero
Andrew Ruiz
John P . Ware
Mrs . Jessie K. Wilson
Adeline Wright
SECOND SUPERVISOR DISfRICT.
14. 25 Antonio Poisard
THIRD SUPERVISOR DISfRICT.
10.00 Maria Josefa Pico
15 .00 Pedro V. Romero, et ux.,
$10 . 00
15 . 00
10. 00
10. 00
10 . 00
10. 00
8. 00
10. 00
25 . 00
272
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f\. \ \o.,.Jo 'V\.l. ~ oJs
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Verda Anthony
Emma P . Anton
Anna Elphick
R. Cloak
Blanche E. Emmons
Hat t ie B. Harbison
John Davies
h~ry Hedrick
FOURrH SUPERVISOR DISTRICT
20 .00
20 . 00
20 . 00
15. 00
20 . 00
10. 00
Donalda ~oore
Mabel E. Murray
11ae McColl um
lJaria Ramirez
Joseph Usher
FIFTH SUPERVISOR DISTRICT.
s.oo Margaret Marcum Ward
10. 00
20 . 00
20 . 00
40. 00
10.00
10 . 00
10.00
In the JA.atter of Accepting Deed for right of way for road through the lands
of Edward Murphy
WHEREAS, Edward Murphy, has duly executed and delivered to the County of Santa
Barbara, a deed dated lhlroh 29 , 1923, where in said Edward lAurphy is granto r and the
I County of Santa Barbara, grantee , conveying certain right of way for a public highway,
i n the 3rd Road Distriot,County of Santa Barbara , State of Cali:tbrnia ,
RESOLVED , That said deed and the pro perty mentioned in said deed be accepted fo
the uses anl. purposes therein mentioned and that the Clerk cause said deed to be recorded
.
In the Matter of Fixing t he Amount of Bond upon fili ng Map designated as
"Miramonte Tract" .
It appearing to t he Board that th e Pacific-Southwest Trust & Savings Bank , a
corporation t he 01.'1ner of a certain tract or subdivision of land sitmte in the City
of Santa Barbara , County of Santa Barbara, State of Californ ia , designated l'Miramonte
i'ract, "and have subdivided t he same for t he purpose of sale , and
It further appearing tha t said ovmer of said land is about to f i le for record
an accurate map or plat thereof with the County Recorder as required by law, and
said O'W!ler having requested this Hoa rd to fix the amount of bond , as provided by law
and also having presented to this Board a good and sufficient bond in the sum of
$1000 . 00 conditioned as provided by law ,
On motion duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that said Pacific-Southwest
~rust & Savilli!'.S Bank , a corporation execute and f i le with this Board a good and I
su:fficient bond in the sum of $1000. 00 and by its terms made t o inure to the benefit
of the County of ~anta Barbara , conditi oned for the payment of all taxes which are
at t he time of filing said map a lien against said tract or subdivision, or arry part
there of but not yet payable , and
I t is further ordered t hat said bo nd so presented be and the same is h ereby approved
and that the same be filed by the Clerk of this Board .
The Reports of c. G. Vandever, Superintendent Santa Barbara General Hospital ,
Annie E. Mccaughey, Superintendent County Detention Home , A. L. Larsen , Count y Live
Stock Inspector and Robert L. Ste Fleur , Super-intendant Santa Barbara HumareSociety
for t he month of February 1924, were examined and ordered filed .
In the Matter of the iransfer of Funds from the General Fund to the District
Attorneys Special Fund,
On motion duly seconded and unanimously carried , it is ordered that the sum of
$552.41 be and the same is hereby transferred f r om t he General Fund to the District
Attor neys Special Fund.
In the Matter of Correoting Allowance of Claim.
On motion duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the order made on the
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3rd day of December 1923, allowing the claim of Pacific Coast Coal Co ., for the sum
of $231. 93, payable as follows : $23.19 payable out of the 3rd Road Fund and $208 . 74
payable out of the General Fund , be ani the same is hereby rescinded, and it is
further ordered that said claim be rejected.
In the Matt er of Correcting Allowance of Claim,
On mo tion duly seconded and carr ied , it is ordered that the order made on the
7th day of January 1924, allowing tlll claim of Hans c. D. Skytt for the sum of $90,90
payable out of the Good Roads .i!1und, be and the same is hereby rescinded , and it is
:fU.rther ordered that said claim be re-allowed for said sum of $90. 90 , payable out of
the General F1U)d .
In t he IAatter of Correcting Allowance of Claims,
On motion duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the order made on the
4th day of February 1924, allowing the hereinafter mentioned claims for the aTWunts
set opposite the name of each claimant respectively and payable out of t he General
Fund be and the same is hereby rescinded , and it is further ordered that said claims
be re-allowed for t he amounts set opposite the name of each claimant respectively , and
warrants in payment of the same be drawn on the General Road Fund , to-wit:
De Vaul , J . fvf .
-.
Huyck , I~onte
Roberds , Frank
$216. 00
126 .00
121. 00
On motion duly seconded and carried , it is ordered that the following claim be
and the same is hereby rejected, t.o wit :
Beadle , M. w. $ 1.00
On motion duly seconded and carried, it is or der ed that the following claims
be and t he same are hereby laid over , to - wit:
Cook , Ai:chie B.
Morning Press, The
Smi th-Booth-Usher Co.
II " " II
Tognazzini , Abe
$30. 00
57 . 04
2.91
3 .89
48 . 28
Qn motion duly seconded and carried , it is ordered that all claims that have
~\Q.'-~s
~\.\.o.,e."Cl.q11~ been audited and approved at this meeting by three members of the .tsoard of Supervisors
O;tu,.1e1'f~\d. be allo~red , each claim to be pa id out of the fund designated in the order of allowance
endorsed on t he face of each clai ~ re spectively, to -wit:
Aggel er & Musser Seed Co . GEllERAL FU!iD 24.00
Albertoni , Joe 30 . 00
Almanco , F . 28 . 35
Almanso , F . 43.20
I Alvarado , Joe 48 .00
" " 44. 00
Ambassador Laundry Co . 6 . 30
Ambr ose Lumber Co . 149. 04
Ames Harris Neville Co , 47 . 68
Associated Oil Co . 52 .11
Avery , A. H. 1316 . 37
Bakewell , Benj . 5. 00
Barnes, c. c. 72 . 00
Bastanchury , A. 41 . 44
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Hates, ~ . w. GENERAL FUND
" Tom
Beadle , I.f . w.
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Beccaria, A.
Becarris , A.
Beith , Agnes s.
" II
Ber mudez, J .
Block, A.
Boeseke -Dawe Co .
" "
II "
" lf
" "
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Bond , B.
" c. s .
Boys & Girls I ndustrial Home and Farm
Brady, N. M.
Breck , B.
" "
Bregante, A.
Bregante , A.
Bryant am xrott Co .
Wm. J . Burns International Detective Agency
Cadwell , Harold L
Calif. Corrugated 0ulvert co .
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n " " "
" n n "
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Califor nia Scl1ool Book Depository
Capen, Geo . A.
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Castagna, Alice
Cienfuegos , J .
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elanc y, A. L.
C.lark, J . w.
Clark, J . w.
c.
Coast Wholesale Gr ocer y Co .
Conrad , c.
Convent of t he Good Shepherd
Cook , A. B.
n Archie B.
Cook, Mrs. Sidney
$28. 08
25.38
6.00
12.00
60. 00
40 . 00
50 . 00
50. 00
38 . 00
85 . 75
24 .12
38 . 80
8 . 10
10.15
3.30
6.85
31 . 50
10 . 00
45 . 25
22.13
48 . 00
44.00
44. 00
44. 00
12. 00
1232. 34
7.90
175.32
195 .07
10. 00
200 . 48
164.82
47 .80
5 . 62 .
49 .90
50 . 00
50. 00
71.50
60. 00
50 . 00
.48
48 . 00
36 .00
164.12
44.00
120 . 00 .
4'00. 00
1. 50
40. 00
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lAarch 3rd, 1924.
Cool.ey, H. M. GENERAL FU1ID
Coppedge & Willoughby
Corral, c.
Covarrubias, Yris
Gox, H. G.
Cox, J . M.
Crakes , Thos .
11' II
Crescent Garage
Cuesta, Gerard s. de la
C11nnane, w. B.
C11nnane , \1. B.
D' Andrea , G.
Dawe , Henry
Deaderick , Howe, S.
Delbrook , George
Desgrandchamp , Lester
Deu, J . Baptiste
Dewing , H. A.
Dewing , H. A.
Diehl Grocery Co.
Dodge, E . G.
Domi nguez, A.
II E.
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" John
Domingues , John
lJominguez , L. J.
11 If
rr Mary
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IT M. R.
11 M. R.
Dominguez , Paul
II "
Downer and Co . , Fred A.
Downing, Emily J .
Drexel Lime & Cement Co .
" II
Drexler, A. H.
Dudley, Albert A.
Durman , Jim
Eaton , Dr . w. H.
Eaves , A. r.
Edmonson , A. R.
Elizondo , Jacobo
Emer ick , :l'om
Enanis , F.
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$9 . 75
93. 25
48 . 00
36.40
a .10
67 .42
108. 00
72. 00
2. 15
70. 00
15. 00
15. 00
106. 25
125 . 00
2 . 60
37 . 80
242 . 90
4 . 55
83. 00
47 . 00
64 . 67
68 . 00
44. 00
48. 00
44. 00
4 8 . 00
21 . 00
21. 00
3. 60
43.20
31 . 50
50 . 00
75 . 60
63. 00
6.30
6 . 30
2. 25
16. 00
98 . 00
198 . 25
20.50
35.00
31. 50
64 . 25
50. 00
100. 00
10. 00
44. 00
54.00
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Encinas , F.
~terprise Dairy Co
" lt
Enter prise Launderers
" Paper Box Co.
Fairbanks , Morse & Co .
11 II 11
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Fesler, A. R.
Fillmore , E. M.
Fitzger ald , Frank
Flores, J ,
Forbes, Robert
Freeze and Freeze
" "
Gano , Robert
Ganoung , O.
" "
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Garden St ore
Gates, F. H.
Gaularte , !.{ .
Gem Marke t Co .
Gem l~ar ket Co .
George , c. E.
Gi dney , Pearl c.
Go le ta Gar age
Gonzal ez, A.
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II "
Gorin , John
" II
n "
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Grainger, A. E.
Granada , A.
" II
Grand , G.
" "
Gr ocott, John
It "
Hammond , D. 11.
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Haslam , W. E.
Hen dricks , R.
" tt
Henning, I. B.
Hite , c.
" If
GEITERAL FUND
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$49 . 50
26 .98
47 . 74
2 7. 69
13.75
2.70
13.71
3.48
10 . 50
21 . 72
93. 60
20. 00
40. 00
6 . 93
52. 21
54.00
16. 00
24. 00
24 . 00
6. 00
562 .90
28 . 00
27 . 78
19 .35
38 . 75
175 . 00
3 . 00
24 . 00
44. 00
48 .oo
21. 00
21. 00
21.00
21 . 00
465 . 00
40. 00
48 . 00
44. 00
48 . oo
12.71
14. 95
116. 00
89.85
17.50
65 . 00
78 . 00
110. 00
31.50
10. 50
Mar ch 3rd, 1924 .
Hogle , C. A. GEliERAL FUND
Hogle , Charl ey
Hollister Estate Company
Hosmer, Jessie P.
Hunt , C. A.
Hurst, L. c.
Kellogg, Eugene s.
" Frank L. I Ker an Laundry
Klein- Simpson Fr uit Co .
Knudson, H.
Kramer, Ott o E.
If "
LamQ Auto Electri c Co .
Lambert, Cecil
" c. E.
ii Ularence
If Fr ed
n No rman
II Ray
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Lanter , Mrs . J . w.
Larco Fish Company , s.
Lavir~on , E. E.
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Lee , E.
Levy, Adolph H.
II I f
Levy , Henry
Low, Fred
Manriques , A.
Mareza , J .
Mar rio t t & Co., o. c.
Ma r shal l , D. c.
Jfa r tins Electric Shop
Martinez , R.
" Tom
II , ,
11.ata , G.
" "
" J .
11 II
" i.~ .
l
$ 86 . 40
21. 60
140. 00
36. 00
13. 79
32 . 00
73. 07
59. 34
8 . 87
15. 40
56 . 77
37. 50
39 . oo
62. 48
150 . 00
168. 00
4 . 00
136. 50
32 .00
144. 00
20. 00
8 . 00
12. 25
14. 00
23. 00
2.ao
8, 00
3 . 90
34 . 65
48. 00
2. 75
25 . 00
17. 05
32. 00
44. 00
. 48 . 00
44. 00
48 . 00
44. 00
48 . 00
40 . 00
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Meals, G. w.
1iedal, R.
Medina , A.
Medina, A.
Medina, P.
GENERAL FUND
" II
Meraza , J.
Midland Gounties Pub . Service
II " II "
" 11 II "
l~iller, D.
H.
II "
" If
Aiills , w. G.
Mission Office Equipment Co .
Mission Paint
Mjia, F .
" "
J~oore, J . G.
Moore , J . G.
and Art Co .
t
Moore Mercantile Co .
Munoz , Guadalupe
Murphy, D. IA:.
II Edward
Murray , w. E.
McCaughey , Annie E.
" "
" J . P.
McGregor & Sons
II "
Nielson- Smith Electric Co .
O'Bryant, Iliathilda
Ontiveros, Lorenzo
" Zolio
Ord Ice Company
" "
Osborne ' s Book Store
Ott Hardware Co .
" "
" "
"
" II
11 "
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II "
" "
Ovieda, Tony
Ovieda , Tony
Corp' n .
II
tf
5 . 50
9 .45
44. 00
48 . 00
44. 00
48 . 00
44. 00
1 . 40
5 . 00
1 . 00
44.00
50 . 00
60 . 00
60. 00
83. 60
3.66
13. 45
40 . 50
49 . 50
50 .00
72. 00
17 . 64
110.00
10.00
120. 00
81 . 75
153.36
137 . 57
193. 33
35 . 97
7.10
31 . 87
40. 00
70. 00
33. 00
5. 75
1.95
1 . 25
3 . 74
4.64
6 .62
5.80
38 .80
16. 27
5 . 85
3.78
2. 97
62.50
60. 00
March 3rd, 1924.
Pacific Coast Coal Go. GENERAL FUND
ll 11 II
II " Ry. Co.
Pacific Laundry
Packard, J . c.
Padilla, F.
Patterson, John
Pertica, Frances
Pico , John B.
Poole, Pete
Pope, A. s.
Preisker, c. L .
Public School Teachers Retirement
Salary Fund Board
Rice, Fred
II "
Rickard, J . B .
Rico , J.
Rico , s.
Tl II
Rincon Garage & Machine Shop
Robles, G.
Robles , G.
Rodman , w.
Walter
Rogers & Son, E. F.
Romero , A.
II L.
" Louis
u L. R.
II II
Rosales , Juan
Ross , Harry w. T.
II James
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Ruiz , Hobie
" Joe D.
Runkle Shoe Go.
Runkle 11 "
Santa Barbara Da ily News
Santa Barbara Daily News
ti Tl " "
" II Frui t 1\lla r ke t
" II II "
JI II Hrunane Society
" II Telephone Co .
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II If " "
" II " "
$16. lO
68 .11
88 . 00
5 .94
161.15
20.00
60 . 00
55. 00
30.70
150 . 00
23.75
20. 60
7.16
60. 00
60. 00
334. 54
32. 00
32. 00
32.00
82. 65
50 . 00
60.00
357.00
178 . 50
3.75
50.00
60 , 00
50 . 00
50. 00
42 . 50
34. 65
280. 00
13. 90
180. 96
24. 00
20. 00
14. 00
3. 25
126. 50
22 .50
60 . 00
12.37
16. 20
75.00
13.70
33.79
4 . 80
6. 80
280
Santa Barbara ~elephone Co .
" II
" II
Santa Ynez Garage
Scholl, F . G.
Scott , Hattie H.
it
II
Seaside Oil Company
II " II
n " II
II " "
II II "
II " "
Simpson, Frank R.
II II
" 11 It
Smart, Jim
If J . K.
Smith, Susie
II II -
Solvang Water Vlo rks
"
"
Southern Calif. Edison Co
II II " n
Southern Counties Gas Company
II II II II
" " II II
Standard Oil Co
St andard Oil Co .
Sterling Drug Co.
Stevens , Chas . s .
lt "
"
" "
Stoddard , C. s.
St Catherine ' s School
II " II
St. Fr ancis School
St. John , A. S.
II II
St. Vincen t ' s School
Summers , Geo.
Swan , James
" II
Sweetser, H. c.
Talbott , w. L.
Taverna & Co .
f eames, H. H.
'.l'hompson , F. B.
Torrence, J . T.
GENERAL FUND
I
$ l32 . 32
28 . 41
5 . 20
42 .80
20 . 00
35. 00
135. 00
103 . 73
26 . 25
319 . 65
600. 00
29 .83
14. 25
8 . 50
27 .60
72 . 00
72. 00
50. 00
50 . 00
15. 00
10. 84
119 .11
22 . 34
23 . 04
2. 20
12 . 99
5. 08
81 .41
13. 05
5 . 00
5. 00
5 .00
5 . 00
5.00
120. 00
115 .40
138 .04
64. 75
16. 55
1022 . 03
9.45
60 .00
55. 00
50 . 00
15. 60
10 . 00
4.62
19.05
12.00
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Triplett, \Vm. GENERAL FUND
" II
II "
11ru ~illo, 11iguel
'l.'unne 11 , Fr ank
Underwood Typewriter Co .
Union Feed & Fuel Co .
II Mil l & Lumber Co .
II " " "
" Tl " ''
Union Oil Company of Calif.
" " "
II II "
" " "
" II II
" II "
Unzue ta , D.
" "
Va l dez , H.
Valdez, H.
Ve r onica Stone Co
Vett~ r, Mr s . Mary
Vogel , J . E.
'' ''
Walsh , Sheldon G.
li!fa r d , J .
Warner , J .
" J . o.
II
II
"
"
"
Water Works Department
II " "
Watson , J . }T.
Weidman , Elizabetp
Weimer , Mar tha
'
Western Machine Foundry Co .
Western Machine Foundry Co .
Western l.1otor Transfer
Western Union Telegr aph Co .
" II "
Westwick Ir on works
Wheaton, W. H.
White Houee , Inc .
" "
Wilho i t ' s Luggage Shop
Wilson & D'Andrea
II It
"
$48. 00
48. 00
48 . 00
14 .00
39 . 00
10. 00
5. 85
82. 65
117. 48
344. 60
165. 30
2.50
80. 03
16. 75
283. 50
58 . 56
44. 00
48 . 00
36. 00
44. 00
20 .00
1 . 00
52 . 46
9 . 00
40 . 95
30 . 00
60 . 00
25 . 00
8 . 25
31. 70
242 . 58
3. 24
16. 08
4 . 85
32 .05
454 . 50
1 . 59
. 63
5 . 00
20. 00
16 .10
10. 00
1 . 75
61 . 50
4 . 50
28l
282
V/ilson, Geo . GE!JERAL FUND
" tt
If ll
II If
Winchester , R. F.
,
" "
Winchester , R. F.
Yelkin, Henry
Zampe , E . G.
" G.
Aggeler & Musser Seed Co . HOSPITAL FUND
Aluminum Cooking Utensil Co .
" " " "
Ambassador Laundry
Ander holm , Lily
Anderson, Carl
Associated Oil Co .
.'
Babcock , D. w.
Bagozzi , J .
Barron , D.
Baumer , Tillie
Beadle , M. w.
Berylwood Stock Farm
' Betlamini , Toni
Boeseke- Da,ve Co .
Bo'\Fllilan , E ~1 .
Boyd Lumber and Mill Co .
" " " "
Bri er ly , A.
Buron, J .
Campbell , w. L.
Castaneda, Carlotta
Chicago Pharmacal Co .
Coast Wholesale Gr ocery Co .
" If " "
County Commission of Horticulture
Crookston, .Eliza be th
Crookston, Elizabeth
Cutter Laboratory, l'he
Daw , A. R.
Dennis , c. E.
Diaz , Antonio
Diehl Grocery Co .
Donlon , Patr ick R.
" 11
Dovmer and Co . , Fr ed A.
Eames Company
Essie , Henr y
$33.00
33. 00
22. 00
33. 00
~ . oo
5 . 00
15. 00
9 . 80
108 . 00
135 . 00
8. 65
11. 10
37 . 80
757 . 48
90. 00
65 . 00
7. 20
20 . 00
60. 00
20. 00
90 . 00
12 . 53
2500. 00
176. 00
26 . 40
65 . 00
4 . 30
6 . 00
65 . 00
45. 00
100. 00
50.00
9. 46
312 . 93
316 . 99
15. 50
90. 00
13. 26
22. 69
41.39
10. 00
110. 00
486 .13
74 . 51
1 3. 26
83. '10
193. 50
60 . 00
March 3rd, 1924.
Evans , R. HOSPITAL FUND
Fillmore, E. M . .
Friedly , Ruby
Gracier , Joe
Hayward , Al. w
Hes t er , James H.
Roeber, Paul B. Inc .
Howe Scale Co ., The
Hunt , R.
Hyatt , Mary
Hyatt , l'Jlel vin
Johns- Manvil le Inc .,
Johnson, Marie
Kano , N.
" II
Ke is er , l.1:. D.
Lederle Anti toxin Laboratories
.
Leed, Marjori e
' " "
Leos , J .
Levy , Henry
Lewis , Ida 1'tiae
~
Lindstrom , Victor
.Lush, Marion E.
Lynch , John
MacQuarrie, James
Marti n , M.
Metzger , R. D.
lviillar d , Jess
:tv1i ssi on Paint and Art Co .
Ivioxley, w. B.
Nelson, Lewis
Nicol s , Julia
Nicols , Dr. N.
Ni el son- Smith Electric Co . ,
Ordaz , Tillie
Ord . Ice Co . , rhe
Ott Har dware Co .
Ove r aa, Ole A.
Pacific Coffee Stores Co .
Par s ons , Mary E.
Peterson & White
Pico , A.
Pico , John B.
' Pioneer Truck & Storage Go .
,. Piovesan , Geo.
Prior Co., w. F.
Ramires., I~a tilda
Reams Supply Co .
$55. 96
11 . 48
100 . 00
378,93
22. 00
13 .50
12. 00
24. 84
12. 00
70. 00
85 . 16
5 . 47
70. 00
6. 89
83. 87
9 . 00
13, 22
13. 26
90. 00
60 . 00
20. 95
100. 00
75 . 00
115 . oo
so. 96
75 . 00
65. 00
46 . 55
1 9 . 31
29 , 09
5.oo
5 .00
70. 00
125 . 00
121 .55
75 . 00
33. 20
6 . 75
120 .oo
84. 00
100. 00
12. 00
36 .77
4 . 5 0
50 . 00
85 .00
15. 00
65 . 00
31 . 95
28
284
r
Red Line Express Co . , The
Rigney , wm.
Rohlk , P.
Ruser, Arthur
San Marcos Dye Works
Santa Barbara Telephone Co .
s . B. Unit Brick & Tile Co .
Scherer Co ., R. L.
" u II
Schreiber, Olga E.
Schult:z, Elsie
Seaside Oil Co . , The
II II II
Shaw, Dorothy
Shirrell , c. L.
Shuman , Chas . R.
Simpson, Frank R.
" "
Simpson, Fr ank R.
Southern Calif. Edison
S. P. Mill ing Qo .
Squibb & Sons , E. R.
" II
Standard Oil Gompany
" "
Stone , c. w.
Stuart, Darrell ~ .
Tanner, L.
furnbull , John
Union Feed and Fuel Co .
Union Mill & Lumber Co .
Vandever, c. G.
Vandever, c. G.
Signe
Vaughn , Alta M.
Velasquez , Jesus
Co .
Ventura Gounty Farm 1:5ureau
Walter & Fries
Ware , J . G.
Wears , Lucy
Werner , Alice Mae
" E. c.
Wilson, Frank
Wilson, Harry
Mission Paint & Art Co .
Associated Charities
Bobo , G. w.
HOSPITAL FUND
HOSPirAL BLDG . FUND
I IIDIGEiiT FUND
7. 06
90 . 00
61 .94
75 . 00
15. 75
18. 03
41 . 00
125. 68
304.00
100 .00
30 . 00
30. 38
298 . 50
100. 00
125. 00
35 .48
14. 50
29 . 10
61 . 90
237. 90
294. 15
17 . 82
61 . 33
10.90
10. 90
130. 00
30 . 00
70. 00
7 . 50
375. 35
9. 86
250. 00
23. 57
140. 00
18 . 00
60. 00
6. 00
8. 35
75 . 00
75 . 00
50. 00
60 .00
85 .00
19 . 35
14. 85
462 . 03
20. 00
I
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Bxoadv1ay Cash Grocery
" " " -
Br own' s Dr ug Store
Bur ula , I . M
Campodonico , E. Iv1
Coblentz & Schwabacher
" II
Dudley , Albert A.
Gar dner- Whea t on Co .
Gayer & Connelly
Jewell , E. r~ .
Jordano Br os .
It "
Loveren , Dr . G. s .
Sanitar ium, Lucas
Moore Mercantile Co .
Parma Co .
Pippin, E. J .
11 II
Pippin, E . J .
Rudolph , Chas .
" Stor e
St eele , J . M.
Sterling Drug Co .
Union Feed & Fuel Co .
Watson, C. H.
Wat ts , Stanley
Al manoo , F .
Al.manse , F.
Bates , T. w.
Bates , Tom
March 3rd , l924.
INDIGENT FUND
$15 . 00 Al lowed for
FIRST ROAD FUND
Calif. Corrugated Culvert Co .
Del brook , Geor ge
Dominguez, L. J.
" "
" M:. R.
.
It Paul
" II
Hogle, c. A.
" Charley
Jimenez, A.
Medal, R.
Medal , R.
.
1\io r eno , A
" "
Morris , Harve
Bosales, Juan
$10. 00
20 . 00
7 . 00
10. 00
14.99
10. 00
1 0 . 00
30 .00
2. 00
20 . 00
15 .00
10. 00
5.00
20.00
10. 50
20. 00
94.72
43. 60
107. 77
149. 50
30. 07
28 . 93
20. 00
19. 60
12 . 90
3. 00
20 . 00
3 . 15
4 .80
3.12
2 . 82
1 . 22
4 . 20
.40
4 .80
8 . 40
7 . 00
. 70
. 70
9 . 60
2 .40
27.50
1.05
42. 00
28. 00
42. 00
17,50
3.85
28
286
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Sota , F. FIRST ROAD FUND
II "
Stubbs , E. B.
Stubbs, E. v.
Torez , J .
Torres , J.
Union Mill & Lumber Co .
Uni on Mill & Lumber
Vasquez , A.
Ayala , J . P.
~ennett, Marro.el
Cota, Jr.' Joe
Cota, R.
Gonzales , E.
Hernandez , J .
" "
Huerta , D.
Huerta , D.
" J
Jensen, Carl
Lope z , J .
Manriques, A.
Navarro , E.
Ott Hardware Co .
Ovieda , EQ
Romero , Bert
Romero, Frank L.
Romero, J . F.
Ruiz , Albert
Smitheram, T. J .
Aguirre, Manuel
Ambros Lumber Co .
Barnes , Frank
Campbell, Ray
Clancy, A. L.
" T . A.
Di Paoli , E.
Fo rsyth , Ronald G.
Forsyth , William
Gneisa, Charles
Hansen, A. B.
Jamison, s. r.
Jimenez, Fi to
Johansen, J ens
Johnson, Chris
" H. c.
Jones , c. A.
Lord, Geo . R.
Co .
SECOND ROAD FUND
THIRD ROAD FUND
H.
$31.50
42 .00
24.00
40. 00
5. 25
17. 50
38 . 30
760 . 20
24. 50
144. 00
40 . 00
12 .00
16. 00
40 . 00
44. 00
24. 00
24. 00
20. 00
12. 00
a. oo
48 .00
3 . 85
oo . oo
2 . 70
10. 00
20 .00
30 .00
53.00
40.00
3 . 50
100. 00
16. 56
1 6 . 50
3. 50
25 .00
20 . 00
84. 00
140. 00
10. 50
85 .00
1 78 . 50
26 .00
100.00
55. 00
15 . 00
12. 00
104 .00
22 . 75 .
288
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Jones , w. L .
Lukeman Bros .
FIFTH ROAD FUND
Marshall , D. c.
Martin, J . c.
" "
lv!ore, c. o.
McKim , Q. P.
Pacific Coast Coal
Pimentel , J . c.
Pimentel , J . c.
Ramalho , Levis
Roemer & Roemer
Romer o, Joe
Ruiz , Hobie
Co .
Santa Barbara Telephone Co .
Santa Mar ia Videt te
Silva , Eddie
Union Oil Company of Calif.
Valley Oil Co .
Wilson , Geo
vVurz , A. B.
Wylie , 1' . B.
I
Cox , H. G. SIXTH ROAD FUND
Batkin, A. C. GE~IBRAL ROAD FUND
Berterman , E. w.
Boyd , E . W.
Brown-Bevis Go . Inc .
Bullock , Wm.
Chioda , Antone
Crakes, Thos .
De Vaul , J . M.
Domingues , John
Ferrar i , A . L .
Forbes , Rober t
" "
Foster , c. H.
Foster , c. H.
Gaularte , Manuel
Goodchild , Eddie
11 IJ
" Ramon
" "
" Willie
Hennessy , NI . B.
w
Kirkpatr ick , Allen
J.[ar tine z , Bennie
" "
$104. 50
45. 00
35 .00
42 . 00
42. 00
26. 00
44. 00
l .78
13. 50
13. 50
12. 00
69 . 85
14. 00
24. 00
2. 25
15. 00
45. 00
9. 16
121. 38
11 .00
54. 40
1 5 . 00
.90
108 .00
182. 75
178. 00
76 . 00
68 .00
207. 00
35 . 00
216. 00
21 . 00
35. 00
120. 00
95 .00
so .oo
98 .00
21 . 00
95 . 25
73. 50
153.75
195. 00
59. 50
36 .00
36 .00
68 . 25
21. 00
I
Ma.rah 3rd , 1924.
Martinez , F . I.{. GENERAL ROAD FU!ID
Mendoza , Nolberto
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- I.Iurray, w . E .
lliverth , s . B.
Ojeda , Jose
II Joe
Ontiveros , Abner
Lesandro
Ontiveros, 11
Ovieda, E . S .
Ranch , H. G.
Ruiz, Hobie
" "
" Joe D.
Rush , Louis
Silva , Wm. P.
Simas , John
" Tony
Souther n Pacific Ry . Go .
Twk , Louis
" tt
Vicente , llanuel
" t
Yo11ng , Frank
"
" John
Acosta , F. GOOD ROADS FUND
Austin Western Road Machinery Co .
Beadle , M. 'N.
Cpard , Arthur
Cl ancy , A. L.
Cook, Archie B.
Cor der o , Joe
' " II
" II
Cor nell & Co .
Downi ng , Harry
Florea , J
For syth , Ronald G. H.
For syth , William
Gr een , Ed .
Ingersoll- Rand Co . of Calif .
Moll , Fr ank
" "
11ontezeno , J .
" "
Nothor n , w. E.
Northern, w. E.
$90. 00
45 . 50
21 .00
129. 50
78 . 95
82 . 25
73. 50
14. 00
42 . 50
119. 00
36. 00
139. 50
24 .00
24. 00
28 . 00
92. 00
42 .00
50. 00
223. 50
63. 50
24. 50
28. 00
15 3 . 75
225 . 50
56 .00
42 . 00
76. 00
60 . 00
358 . 00
17.00
6 . 50
95 .00
30. 00
24. 00
24. 00
48 . 06
20 . 84
182 . 00
16. 00
180. 00
54. 25
20. 00
58 .80
104. 00
104 .oo
48. 00
48 .oo
60.00
65 . 00
289
290
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Ott Har dware Co. GOOD ROADS FUIID
Padilla, F.
II
Parks , G. A.
" "-
Red Line Expr ess Co.
ijix Compressed Air & Drill Co .
Scott, J . R.
Scott , J . R.
St. John , A. s.
Swan, James
Union Feed & Fuel Co .
Westwick Iron Works
Westwick Iron Works
Wurz , A. B.
Constable, c. B.
,
Hacking , C J .
Love ren , Dr G. S
Smith , Edga r D.
We i dman , Phil
SALARY FUND
San ta Barbara Telephone Co . ADVERfilISING FUND
Caire, et al., Arthur J . CARPINTERIA I.& S. FUND
" "
" " "
" " "
"
"
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CARPINTERIA HIGH I. & S.
FUND
CARPINTERIA COUNTY
SCHOOL FUlID
CARFINTERIA UNION HIGH
FUlID
Midland Counties Pub . Serv. Cop ' n. CASI'ii.ALIA ST.
LIGHT. FUlID
Santa Maria Gas Co GUADALUPE ST. LIGHT. FUND
$33.25
48. 00
24. 00
125. 00
135. 00
12.79
24 . 12
96.75
114 . 75
32.02
2 .50
1 .75
12 . 37
87 .49
22 . 25
66 . 63
125.00
125.00
25 . 00
150.00
27 ; 50
320 . 05
203.30
508. 27
1411.89
42. 00
76.50
Bee , Henr y GUADA LUPE PUB . CEIAETERY FUND 84.00
Midland Counties Pub. Serv. Corp ' n. LOS ALAMOS ST .
LIGHT . FUND 101.50
She:fty, Wm. LOS ALAMOS PUB . CEllE'fERY FUND
" W. L.
Stemper, John
" It
11idland Counties Pub . Serv. Corp ' n . ORCUTT ST. LIGHT
FUlID
Anderson, J . A. SAliTA IMRIA CEI~1ETERY DIST.
FUND
Dudley , Geo. L.
Rivas , s. J .
Venaas, Esther M.
20. 00
24. 00
24.00
20.00
48 . 00
68 .82
100.00
50.00
100.00
7.00
Upon the Pass a ge of the fo re going order, the r oll being called, the following
Supervisors voted Aye , to-wit: Sam J . Stanwo od, J . T. Torrence , w. L. ralbott, c. L
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Preisker and H. s. Deaderick. Nays , None .
On motion t he Board.adjour ned sine die .
The foregoing minutes are hereby approv~'2J}, a__.,
hairman Board o Sup ervisors.
Attest:-
CA.LL FOR A SPECIAL MEETING
C o.\\fSo.,r~. We, the undersigned members of the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa
Sf~~l~\\\~d~~ Barbara, State of California, believing that the interests of the County require that a
special meeting of the Board of Supervisors be called to attend thereto.
It is ordered that a special. meeting of the ~oar d of Supervisors of the ~ounty
of Santa Barbara, State of California, be and the same is hereby called for March 10th
1924, at 2 o'olock p. m.
The following is the business to be transacted at said meeting, to-wit:
In the Matter of the Guadalupe Sanitary District. ~o canvass the election returns
of the special eleotion held on the 6th day of March, 1924, and to declare the
result thereof.
In the Matter of t he Purchase of Real Property by the County of Santa Barbara.
,
To consider the offer of Edward .p . Dunn and Margaret A. Dunn his wife, to sell certain
real property to the County of Santa Barbara. for the sum of $25,000.00, an:l to make
any necessary or proper order in connection therewith.
Dated Feb. 4, 1924.
H. S. Deaderick w. L. Talbott
J. ~. Torrence
Sam J. Stanwood
c. L. Preisker
Board of Super:-visors of the Courity
of Santa Barbara, State of Cali ~ ornia.
Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara, State of California,
March 10th, 1924, 2 o'clock p. m. Present: Supervisors H. S. Deaderick,
Sam J. Stanwood, J. T. forrence. w. L. Talbott and c. L. Preisker, the
Clerk and District Attor ney. Super-visor H. s. Deaderick i n the Chair.
The 'Board met pursuant to oall,
In the Matter of Guadalupe Sanitary District.
Resolution and Order Confirming and Establishing Guadalupe Sanitary District.
WHEREAS, proceeding have been regularly had and taken f or t he formation of a
sanitary district known as t he Guadalupe Sanitary District un~er the provisions of and
in a ccordance with a certain act known as "An Act to Provide for t he Formation, Government,
operation, reorganization, dissolution and alteration of boundaries of sanitary
districts in any part of the state, for t he construction of sewers, septic tanks and
other sanitary purposes; the acquisition of property thereby; the calling am conducting
of elections in such districts; the assessment, levy, collection, custody and disbursement
of taxes therein; the issuance and dispose! of the bonds thereof and the determination
of their validity and making provision for t h e payment of such bonds and
the disposal of their proceeds; to empower sanitary boards t o make and enforce sanitary
regulations and providing penalties for violati ons t hereof."
approved May 17, 1923, being chapter 171 of the Statutes of California, passed at the
regular session of the 45th legislature, 1923, and
WHEREAS, an eleotion was duly and regularly held within said proposed dis trict
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on the 6th day of Maroh, 1924, to determine whether or not said district should be
formed and to elect the officers of said district, and
WHEREAS, a majority of the votes cast at said election were in favor of the
formation of said sanitary district, and
WHEREAS, by the returns of said election duly and regularly made, it appears hat
.
the total number of votes cast were 61 and that 57 thereof were in favor of the ~ormation
of said Guadalupe Sanitary District, and that the following officers of said
sanitary district were duly elected, to wit:
c. Campodonico was elected Sanitary Assessor; and
s. Ferrari, F. w. Grisingher, J. c. Maretti, F. v. Pitts and s. M. Tognazzini
were elected members of the Sanitary Board;
NOW THEREFORE, be it RESOLVED a nd it is hereby ORDERED that said Guadalupe
Sanitary District has been duly established and that all prior proceedings for the
format ion of said district of every kini and nature provided for by said act or by law
are and have been regular and in accordance with said act and the law of this state.
Said Guadalupe Sanitary District is located and particularly described and th
exterior boundaries thereof are as follows, (said boundaries being the same stated in
the order calling election), to wit:
All those certain tracts and parcels of land situate, lying and being in the
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County of Santa Barbara, State of California, comprising a portion of the Town of
Guadalupe, and certain outlying districts within the Rancho Guadalupe, as per map o~ pat
thereof entitled "Map of the Town of Guadalupe and Subdivision No. 143 and No. 145 of
the Rancho Guadalupe, complied by G. H. Thompson, September, 1875~ and more particular
ly described as f ollows, to-wi t:
Commenc ing at a point on the Northeasterly line of Fourth Street of the Town
of Guadalupe as per said map, which point lies 200 feet northwesterly from the most
westerly corner of lot one of Block 4 of said Town of Guadalupe and running thence at
right angle to said Northeasterly line of Fourth Street, Northeasterly to a point on
the Southwesterly line of Second Street as per said Map; t hence Easterly and at an
angle across Second Street of said Town of Guadalupe to the most westerly corner of Block
2 of the Town of Guadalupe; thence Northeasterly along the Northwesterly line of said
Block 2 and projecting Northeasterly along the Northwesterly line of Blook.l,of the
Town of Guadalupe, to the most northerly corner of said Block l; thence Southeasterly
' and along the Northeasterly boundary of Blocks 1, 10, 11, 20 and 21 of the Town of
Guadalupe to the moat easterly corner of said Block 21; thence Southeasterly to and at
right angles to the Northwesterly boundary line of Block or Tract known as B No. 26 of
the ~own of Guadalupe; thence continuing Southeasterly and at right angles to the said
Northwesterly boundary li' ne of said Block or Tract B No. 26, a di stance of 150 feet fr m
said boundary line; thence at right angles Sout hwesterly to the Southwest boundary li
of Tract or Bl oc~ known as A No . 25 of the Town of Guadalupe; thence southwesterly alo
a s t raight line to the most southerly corner of Lot 6 of Block 16 of the Town of
Guadalupe (viewing said Lot 6 as a full lot); thence northwesterly to the South bounda y
line of Lot 3 of said Blook 16; thence West to the most Southerly corner of Lot 4 of
said Block 16; thence Northwesterly to the most westerly corner of said Lot 4; thence
' across Pacheco Street to t he most southerly corner of Lot 3, Block 15 of said Town of
Guadalupe; t hence running South 27 17' w. 316.3 feet to a point; thence on a curve to
the left, tangent to t he last described course with a radius of 3030 feet through an
angle of 25 34' and for a distance of 1352.05 feet to a po i nt; t hence South 1 431 w.
517.5 feet to a point; thence South 74 55' w. 158.8 feet to a point; thence N. 89 23'
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w. 20.0 feet to a point on the easterl y line o:f Lot or Subsvision 3 o:f the Rancho
Guadalupe; thence North 89 23' w. 208.71 feet to a point; thence North 0 38' E~
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2574.0 feet parallel to the easterly line of t he last mentioned Lot 3; thence North 62
43 1 w. 127.8 feet to a point; thence N. 27 i7' East 566.0 feet to the point of commencement.
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It is further ordered that t his resolution and order be entered in the minutes
of this Board.
Dated this 10th day of March, 1924.
H. S. DEADERICK, Chairman.
Attest:
C. A. HUNT, Clerk.
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-In the Matter of an Ordinance regulating the erection and maintenance of blinker
lights upon and adjacent to public highways in the Oounty of Santa Barbara.
Upon motion duly seconded and carried the Board passed and adopted Ordinance No .
408, regulating the erection and maintenance of blinker lights upon and adjacent to
public highways in the County of Santa Barb.ara, State of California outside of the incorporated
cities and providing a penalty for violation of any of the provisions there
of. Upon the passage of said Ordinance, the r oll being called, the following Supervisl
ors voted: Aye, to-wit: Sam J. Stanwood, J. T. ~orrence, w. L. Talbott, c. L. Preisker
and H. s. Deaderick. Nays, None.
Cl.cc.c.)l,~~c.h, In the Ma_tter of Accepting Deed for right of way for road thrQugh the lands of
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WHEREAS, William Murphy has duly executed and delivered to the County of Santa
Barbara, a deed dated August 6-1921 wherein said William Murphy is grantor and the
County of Santa Barbara, grantee, conveying certain right of way for a public highway
in the 3rd Road District County of Santa BarQara, State of California,
RESOLVED, That said deed and the property mentioned in said deed be accepted :fo r
the uses and purposes therein ment.ioned and that the Clerk cause said deed to be
recorded.
In the Matter of the Purchase of Real Property by t he County of Santa Barbara
Whereas an offer has been made by Edward P. Dunn and Margaret A. Dunn, his wife,
to sell to the County of Santa Barbara the real property hereinafter described for the
sum of $ 25,000.00 in lawful money of the United States, and
Whereas it appears to the Board o:f Supervisors of said county that said property
is needed by said county, and
Whereas it further appears to said Board ~f Supervisors that t he price asked for
said property by said Edward P. Dunn and Margaret A. Dunn, hie wife, the owners thereof,
and for which they are w1 lling to sell and convey to said county, is reasonable and jus ,
Now, Therefore, it is resolved that it is the intention of the Board of Supervisors
aforesaid, am. said Board hereby declares that it is its intention to purchase said
. real property :from said Edward P. Dunn and Margaret A. D11nn, his wi:fe, and that the
price to be paid therefor is $26,000.00 in lawful money of the United States, payable
on the execution and delivery of a good and sufficient deed of said property to said
County free from all liens, incumbrances and adverse claims, and
It is further resolved and ordered that Monday, the 7th day of April, 1924, at
10 o'clock a. m. of said day, at the room of said Boa.rd of Supervisors in the Court
House in the City o:f Santa Barbara in said County of Santa Barbara be and the same are
hereby :fixed as the time and place when and where said Board of Supervisors will meet
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It is further resolved and ordered that notice of the said intention to purchase
said property and of the time and place when and where said purchase will be consnmmatl
ed as aforesaid, be given by publication of this resolution for at least three weeks
r ' prior to said date in The Morning Press, a newspaper of general circulation printed and
published in said County of Santa Barbara
The said real property which it is the intention of s aid Board of Supervisors to
purchase as aforesaid is situated in the County of Santa Barbara, State of California,
and particularly described as follows, to-wit:
i'hat tract of land, named an:l known as Las Canoas, co mprising the Northeast quart r
and t he North half of the Southeast quarter of Section 3, in fowns~ip 4 North, Range
27 West; also the Ea.st half of the Southeast quarter of Section 34 and the West half
of the Southwest qi1arter of Seo ti on 35, in Township 5 Nor th, Range 27 West, all of San
Bernardino Base and Meridian.
Excepting all that part of t he Northeast quarter of the Southeast quarter of said
Section 34, which is described as follows, to wit:
Beginning a t a point on the north line of said Southeast quarter of Section 34,
distant 239.70 feet on a course south 88 west from an iron pipe set at the northeast
corner of said Southeast quarter of Section 34; thence south 712.70 feet to a point
distant 20 feet west from an iron pipe driven in the roadway by F. F. Flournoy, SurveyJr,
in October, 1911, when making the survey of t he parcel now being described; thence eas ,
passing through the iron pipe last mentioned, 239.70 feet to the easterly line o:f said
Section 34; thence north along said easterly line of Section 34, 720.31 feet to the
aforesaid corner of the Southeast quarter of said Section 34;
AND EXCEPTING all that t ract of land co mprising approximately 40 1/3 acres of lan
which was conveyed by Robert B. Canfield and wife to Edward Selden Spaulding, by deed
dated February 17, 1914 and recorded in Book 143 of Deeds, at page 125, et seq., reco s
of said county.
AND EXCEPTING those two parcels of land heretofore segregated :from said Las Canoe
Tract and included within the survey made by F. F. Flournoy, Surveyor, in the year 191
of a tract of land adjacent to said City of Santa Barbara, to be named atd known as El
Cielito, which parcels of land are more particularly described as follows:
First: Beginning at an iron pipe survey monument set at the southeast corner of t
Northeast quarter of the Southeast quarter of Section 3, Township 4 North; Range 27
West, s. B. M.; thence lat, North 89 53' west, along the general l i ne of fence Dn the
south side of land of said Robert B. Canfield, 186,.l feet to an iron pipe in the center
of ca.noas Canon Road; thence 2nd, north 42 24' east, along the center line of
said canoas Canyon road, 415.7 feet to an iron pipe survey monument set in the center o
said road; thence 3rd, leaving said center line of said Canoas Canyon Road, south 69
37' east, 209.5 feet to an "F" on a rock from which a spike in a live oak tree bears
south lOi-0 west 10.6 :feet, and a spike in another live oak tree bears south ,88 3/4
east 19.23 feet; thence 4th, north 61 14' east 177.3 feet to an "F" on a rock :from which
a spike in a live oak tree six inches in diameter bears south 43t 0 east 7.61 feet, anl
a spike in another live oak tree six inches in diameter bears north 75i0 east 6.95 fee ;
thence 5th, north 28 20' east 258.2 feet to an iron pipe s~vey monument; thence 6th,
north 23 22' east 213.7 feet to an iron pipe, from which a spike in a live oak tree
bears south 12!0 west 40.69 feet, and a spike in another live oak tree bears north 49
east 20.32 feet; thence 7th, north 19 54' east, 358.5 feet t.o an "F" on a small rock;
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thence 8th, north 63 08' east 176.6 :feet to a letter "F" on the east end of a large
boulder; thence 9th north 68 48' east 153.8 feet to a pipe near the center of old road,
known as La Cumbre Trail or La Cumbre Road, from which a spike in a live oak tree bears
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south 42t 0 east 8.55 feet, and a spike in another live oak tree bears north 49-i-0 east
11.6 feet; thence 10th, north 36 12' east 179.7 feet to an "F" cut on rock in said
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1aat mentioned road bed; thence 11th, north 36 09' west 49.8 feet to an "F" cut on rock
near the west side of said La Cumbre Road; thence 12th, north 17 29' east 178.l feet
to a pipe in said La Gumbre Road, from which a spike in a live oak tree four inches in
diameter bears north 47t0 east 29.88 feet, and a spike in another live oak tree bears
south 32 west 9.08 feet; thence 13th, north 27 17' east 74.6 feet to an "F" cut on
rock near each side of last mentioned road bed; thence 14th, north 5 07' west 114.7
feet to a.n "F" cut on a rock on west side of said La Cumbre Road; thence 15th, north
45 10' east 130 feet to a pipe in said La Cumbre Road, from which a spike in a live
oak tree bears south 63t0 west 5.64 fe et, and a spike in another live oak tree bears
south 44 east 13.46 feet; thence 16th, l eaving said road heretofore last mentioned and
ascending to the top of ridge, south 71 40' e&st, 123.8 feet to an "F" on rock on
back bone of ridge; t hence 17th, descending easterly side of ridge, south 83 20' east
246.7 feet t o an iron pipe monument set on line between Secti ons 2 and 3 of said rownship
and Rar.ge; thence 18th, south 0 58' east, 497.1 feet to an iron pipe survey monument
set in mound of rocks on top of high spur; thence 19th, south 0 07' east, along
the line between said Sections 2 and 3, 1251.6 feet to t he place of beginning.
Second: Beginning at an "F" on s mall roek at the southvresterly corner o:f t he
Northwest quarter of the Southeast quarter of Section 3, Township 4 North, Range 27
West, s. B. M., said rock being on a line with the present fences on the south and west
border lines of 1ands of said Robert B. Canfield; thence lat, south 89 53' east. along
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the southerly l ine of lands of said Robert B. Uanfield. as per fence, 147.5 feet to
an iron pipe survey monument; thence 2nd, north 29 16' west 300.4 feet to an iron pipe
on t he westerly side of lands of said Robert B. ~anfi eld; thence 3rd, s outh 0 07' west,
262.1 feet to the plaee of beginning
ALSO EXCEP1'ING that parcel of land situated in the Northwest ql1arter of the
Southwest quarter of Section 35, Township 5 north, Range 27 West, being a one acre tract
lying five ttods on ea.ch side of the center line of the drift of the t11nnel "now in
course of construction in said quarter seoti on", (see deed from John Stewart t.o W. H.
Kinoaid. dated January 23, 1901, and recorded in Book 75 of Deeds, at pa ge 545 ) -and
extending five rods back from the portal of said tunnel alli eleven r ods in front of it,
being a piece 16 rods long and 10 rods wide. ~
ALSO EXCEPTING from the property hereinbefo re described all that portion lying
south of t he following described line, to wit:
Comroonoing at the intersection of the weat boundary l ine of said property and the
center line of the Laa Canoae or iattlesnake Canon Road; thence following the center
line of said road easterxy to its intersection with t he City boundary line of t he City
of Santa Barbara; thence easterly along the said boundary line of the City of Santa
Barbara to. its intersection with the easterly boundary line of said property.
Subject to the right of the public t o use for road purposes any portion of the
premises hereinbefore described lying within any road highway or trail, and
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Subject to various rights of way fo~ .oonstuotion and maintenance of lines of
water pipe, for ing~ess and egress from lands lying above the premises hereinbefore described
, and for a road, power lines. telephone and telegraph lines in connection with
t he water tunnel of the city of Santa Barbara, as provided in deed of Santa Barbara
Water Co., a corporation, to Robert B. Canfield, recorded in Book 38, page 466 of Deeds,
Agreement of Santa Barbara Water Co., a corporation, wi th t he City of Santa Barbara,
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recorded in Book 93, page 284, of Deeds, and various other deeds of record.
Passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa J;a.rbara,
~tate of California, at a special meeting of said Board, this 10th day of March, A.D.
1924.
H. S. Deaderick, Chairman Board of Supervisors.
Attest:-
c . A. Hunt. Clerk.
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In the Matter of the Petition of Frederick Tillmann, Jr., for Cancellation of
Erroneous Assessments. I
Satisfactory proof having been made to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barb8.ll'a
County, State of California, that the property hereinafter described has been erron- I
eously assessed during each of the years 1916, 191~, 1918 and 1919 and pursuant to suoh
erroneous assessments, or some of them, has been sold to the State of California for
non-payment 0 the taxes. or some 0 them. so erroneously assessed, and the District
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Attorney of Santa Harbara County consenting in writing that said Board direct the
Auditor pf Santa Barbara County to cancel such assessments and if any certificate of
sale or deed of said property, or any of it, has been issued to the State of Californ a
that said Board direct the Recorder of Santa Barbara County to cancel any such certificate
or deed;
Now, therefore, it is Ordered and Directed that tba Auditor of Santa .Barbara
County cancel the assessments made dur-ing the years 1916, 1917, 1918 and 1919 of the
following described property, to-wit:
Lots 6 and 6 o~ Seotion 31, Township 9 North, Range 32 West and Lot 7, Section
4, Township 8 North, Range 32 West, s. B. M.; and be it :turther.
Ordered and Directed that the Recorder of Santa Barbara County cancel any
certificate of sale and any deed issued to the State of California upon a sale thereto
of said property, o~ any of it, pursuant to any of said erroneous assessments; and be
it fUrther
Ordered that this Order be entered upon the minutes of the Board of Supervisors
of Santa Barbara County and that duly oertiied copies thereo be delivered to said
Auditor and ~corder
In the Matter of Exterminating Coyotes in the County of Santa Barbara.
It appearing to the Board from a letter received from Chas. G. Poole, Predatory
Animal Inspector that it is advisable to terminate the agreement entered into
with the Bureau of Biological Survey, United States Department of Agriculture and the
State of California Department of Agriculture, on the 5th day of November, 1923, for
the extermination of Coyotes in Santa ~arbara Gounty.
On motion duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that said agreement be and
the saim is hereby terminated.
In the Matter of the Petition of F. A. Hebel, et al., for a road in Road
District No. 1, in the First Township.
On motion duly seconded al'.Xl carried, it is ordered that the petition in the
in the above entitled matter, and the protests thereto be and the same are hereby continued.
In the Matter of Correcting Allowance of Claim.
On moti on duly seconded an:l carried, it is ordered that the order ma.de on
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the 3rd day of March 1924, allowing the claim of Carl Jensen for the sum of $8.oo
payable out of the Second Road Fund be and, the same is hereby rescinded, and it is,
further ordered that said olaim be re-allowed for said sum of $8.00 and that a warrant
be drawn on the ~h1rd Road Fulll in payment of t.he same.
In the Matter of Correcting Allowance of Claim.
On motion duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the order made on the
3rd day of March 1924, allowing the claim of Union Mill & Lumber Go., for the sum of
$760.20 payable out of the First Road Fund be and, the same is hereby rescinded, and it
is further ordered that said claim be re-allowed for said sum of $760.20 and that
warrants in payment of the same be drawn aa fo11ows: $ 76.20 on the First Road Fund and
$ 684.00 on the General Fund
. rn the Matter of Tabulating Franchises granted by the County of Santa Barbara.
On motion duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that ~. A. R. Edmondson, be
and he is hereby requested to tabulate all franchises granted by the County of Santa
Barbara and present said tabulation to this Board.
On motion the Board adjourned sine die.
The foregoing minutes are hereby approved.
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Chairman Boar
Attest:
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CALL FOR A SPECIAL MEETING
t.~~l~' ~ We, the undersigned members of the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa
~r.e.~\"-t Barbara, State of California, believing that the interests of the County require that
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a special meeting of the Board of Supervisors be called to attend thereto. '
It is ordered that a spec ial meeting of the Board of Supervisors of the County - .
of Santa Barbara, State of California, be and the same is hereby oalled for Maroh 31st
1924, at 10 o'clock a. m.
The following is the business to be transacted at said meeting, to-wit:
In the Matter of the Formation of Los Olivos Street Lighting District of Santa Barbara
County. To hear the petition in the above entitled matter and to make any necessary or
proper order in connection therewith.
In the Matter of the Formation of Solvang Street Lighting District of Santa Barbara
County. To hear the petition in the above entitled matter and to make any necessary
or proper order in connection therewith.
In the Matter of Designating Polling Places and Appointment of Officers of : c
Eleotion Boards to serve as Eleotion Officers at the May ~rimary Election to be held on
the 6th day ot May, 1924, To make an order designating polling plaoes and appointing
officers of the Election Boards to serve as election officers at the May Primary Election
I to be held on the 6th day of May, 1924, and t o make any o.ther necessary or proper order
in reference thereto.
Dated March 10th, 1924.
Board of Supervisors of the County of
Santa. Barbara, State of California
c. L. Preisker
H. s. Deaderick
w. L. Talbott
J. T. Torrence
Sam J. Stanwood
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Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara, State of
California, March 31st, 1924, 10 o'clock a. m. Present: Supervisors
H. s. Deaderick, Sam J. Stanwood, J. T. ~orrence, w. L. falbott and
c. L. Preisker, the Clerk and District Attorney. Supervisor H. s
Deaderick in the Chair.
The Board met pursuant to call.
In the Matter of the Formation of Solvang Street Lighting District of Santa
Barbara County.
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The petition in the above entitled matter and protest of Armour Ran.oh Company
thereto, com.ing on regularly to be heard, the Board on request of s. L. Lyons, attorney
for said petitioners,oontinued the hearing of said petition and protest until April 7th,
1924, at 10 o'clock a. m.
In the Matter of the Formation of Los Olivos Street Lighting District of Santa
ro'i'""'"""'t~ 0~ ~ Barbara Qounty. .:r. o ~ c 1. ~"., ~ 5'."c-"'.' I
_l'~"l~~~ ;s-l-. The petition in the above enti~led matter and protests of Sisquoo Investment
Co.mpany, Loalda Land Company, Mr. R. B. Canfield and Mr. George H. Cobb thereto, coming
on regularly to be heard, 1he Board on request of s. L. Lloyd, attorney for said
petitioners, continued the hearing of said petition and protests thereto until April
7th 1924, at 10 o'clock a. m. and '
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It is further ordered that Mr. R. B. Canfield, appearing for said protestants be
and he is hereby permitted to file amended protest~ to said petition and also to file 1,
a protest on behalf of the La Laguna Ranc ho on or before April Jth, 1924, at 10 o'clock
a. m.
In the Matter of the Petition of Madalena Rouard for permit to construct a brick
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of Santa Barbara, sign the petition of Madalena Ro11ard, directed to the City Council o - I
the City of Santa Barbara, for permission to construct a brick building on her propert
at 1020 Santa Barbara St., in said city of Santa .Barbara, in accordance with City . I ordinance
In the Matter of preven ting the spreading of the foot and mouth disease in t~e
County of San ta Barbara.
Whereas, the foot and mouth disease has become extremely serious in this state
and
Whereas, the stock men of Santa Barbara County desire that all proper action be
immediately taken to prevent the spreading of this disease in said County;
Now therefore, be it Resolved: By the Board of S.u pervisors of Santa Barbara Count ,
that emergency quarantine regulations be established, and that the County Live Stock
Inspector and the County Horticultural Comiesioner are hereby requested to eatablish
such emergency quarantine regulationa as may be necessary to prevent the spreading of
said disease, and to do all and any things necessary and proper to protect the live
stock of said oount7.
On motion duly seconded and carr ied, it is ordered that the County Surveyor,
survey and make a blue print thereof of a proposed public highway commencing at the
westerly line of the Jalama Rancho and ending at Jalama Station in the 4th Road
District.
- . In the rAatter of the May Primary Election.
, . on motion duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the following plaoea are
hereby designated as the poll.ing places and the following named electors are hereby -
appointed officers of election boards to serve as election officers at the Primar7
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Eleotion to be held on ~esday, the 6th day of May, 1924, in each of the follo~ing
precincts, County of Santa ~arbara, State of California, to-wit:
Name of Precinct
Location o:f Polling Place
Carpinteria No. 1,
Carpinteria Hall
Board of Election.
Inspector
Judge
Judge
E. F. Pendergast
Donal.d M. Mil.l.er
I. T. Cadwell
Name of Precinct Carpinte?"ia No. 2
Location of Polling Place Old Bank Building.
Clerk
Cl.erk
Clerk
Board of Election
Inspector
Judge
Judge
A. o. Grinstead
B. rV. Upson
John R. Peterson
Name of Precinct Monteci to No. l.
Clerk
Clerk
Clerk
Lillie A. Wall
Adel.l.a Carr1l.1o
Anna MoGreal
Lizzie Doerr
Susie T. Curti s
Lula CraTena
Location o:f Polling Place East Valley Garage, 125 E. Valley Road.
Board of Election
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Judge
~homas i. Di nsmore
Lawrence w. Fowler
Judge John B. Cottam
Name of Precinct lviontec i to No. 2
Location of Pol.l.ing Pl.ace Montecito Ha11
Clerk
Clerk
Clerk
Board of Election
Inspector
Judge
Judge
Percy o. Buell
Leslie E. Conklin
Elmer M. Awl
Name or Precinct S11mmer 1 and
Location of Polling Plaoe Liberty Hall
Clerk
Clerk
Clerk
Board of Election
w. F. Smith
Me1v1n Snow
Inspector
Judge
Judge ~omas P. Baisley
Name of Precinct Mesa
Clerk
Cl.erk
Clerk
Ri obard T. Richter
Fred Juarez
Henry G. Wulff
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Edgar Sinex
Eli Gamage
~hos. J. Smitheram
Adah L. Miller
Leona H. Halley
Julia E. Fisk
Loaation of Polling Place Resi dence of Miss Lillian Smith, Modoc Road
Board of Election
Inspector Chas. I. Bl i ss
Judge Miss Pearl o. Parka
Clerk
Clerk
Name of Precinct Mission
Location of Polling Place Mission School House
Board of Eleotion.
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Inspector Edward s. Spauldirg Clerk
Judge
Judge
Ulpiano Lopez
Fred R. Pierce
Name o:f Preci nct
Clerk
Clerk
Santa Barbara Ho. l
Miss Lillian Smi th
Dorsey Li nbarger
H. J. Weldon
Carleton Stoddard
w. Leon Dawson
I Location of Polling Place Residence 102 South Voluntario Street
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Judge
Judge
A. c. Poteet
M. Y. Kenny
Homer L. Hawkins
Board of Elec~ion
Clerk
Clerk
Clerk
George M. Moody
Winifred Haggerty
Charles Pritchard
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Name of Precinct Santa Barbara No. 2
Location of Polling Place Tapie Garage, 135 E. Montecito Street.
Board of Election
Inspector Joseph Tapie
Judge J. F. R. Arrellanes
Judge George M. Honey
Name of Precinct Santa Barbara No. 3
Location of Polling P1aoe Lincoln Sohoo1 House
Inspector
Judge
Judge
Board of Election
w. H. f&ris
Lydia M. Smart
Harriet J. Bates
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Name of Precinct Santa Barbara ilo. 4
Clerk
Clerk
Clerk
Clerk
Clerk
Clerk
Location of Polling Place Detention Home 1015 Garden Street
Inspector
Judge
Judge
Board of Electi on
Mrs. Annie Woodward
Mrs. Lou T. Coggsha.11
Emma B. Speer
Name of Precinct Santa Barbara No. 5
Loca tion of Polling Place Fire House E. Haley St.
Board of Election
Clerk
Clerk
Clerk
Urs. Martha May Davia
Harlow :eeterkin
Helen M. Wood
Nellie Idella Wilaon
~.!able s. El"win
Allice D. Canon
Christena (del) Valle
Elizabeth Austin
Louise M. Schrim
Inspector Jesse P. Osborne Clerk Mrs. Refugio E. Botello
Judge
Judge
Minnie o. Bauhaus
Eva R. Ni xon
Name of Precinct Santa Barbara No. 6
Clerk Mi nnie M. Allen
Clerk Mable A. Chapman
Location of Polling Place Residence of !ire. B. Stevens, 920 E. Ha 1.ey Street
Board of Election.
Inspector
Judge
Judge
Geo. A. Black
Miss Eli zabeth J . Buell
Mrs. Mabel F. Black
Name of Precinct Santa Barbara No. 7
Clerk
Clerk
Clerk
Miss Hilda M. Pennell
Mrs. Elsie v. Cotton
Louise c. Hinda
Location of Polling Place Residence of P. Weidman, 532 E. Sola Street
Board of Electi on
Inspector
Judge
Judge
.S. w. Candy
Cornelius Kr i ger
Nellie Weidman
Name of Prec inct Santa Barbara No. 8
Clerk
Clerk
Clerk
E. c. Jones
Mrs. Mar garet Barnes
Eleanor Jeannette Page
Location of Polling Place Lloyd's Garage, back 333 E. Anapamu Street
Board of Election
Inspector
Judge
Judge
w. A t larnett
Marion Lloyd
.Kather i ne M. Smi th
Name of Pr ec inct Sant a Barbara No. 9
Clerk Emma R. JeI"nings
Clerk Mrs. H. R. Eaton
Clerk Mrs. Madge D. Fish
Location of Polli ng Place Justi ce Court, 19 E. Figueroa Street
Board of Election
Inspector
Judge
Judge
Walter J . Davies
Alfonso L. Den
Domenica L. Janseens
Clerk
Clerk
Clerk
Lora o. George
Hanna L. D. Smith
Susie Pratt
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Name of Pree inc t Santa Barbara No. 10
Location of Polling Plaoe Robbins Garage, 435 East Sola Street
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Inspector
Judge
Judge
R. L. Janney
s. T. Baker
John R. A. Marsh
Board of Election
Name of Preoinot Santa Barbara No. 11
Location of Polling Place 711 Moreno Road
Inspector
Judge
Judge
Board of Election
Samuel Manchester
Chas. H. ~ompson
Win.fiel.d' S. Mo Cal.le eter
Name of Precinct Santa Barbara No. 12
Cl.erk Emma M. Bond
Cl.erk Anna M. Pensinger
Clerk Mrs. Mary P. Spaulding
Clerk Elizabeth w. McDaJ'id
Clerk Mrs. Katheryn Oliver
Mr. H. A. Adrian
Location of Polling Place Page's Garage, 421 E. Valerio Street
I'n spector
Judge
Judge
Board of Election
Clarence c. Knight
Margaret A. Carroll
Geo. B. Brastow
Name of Precinct Santa Barbara No. 13
Clerk Elsie G. Van Winkle
Clerk H. L. Mi tohell
Clerk Henry F. Van .Winkle
Location of Pol.l.ing Pl.ace Manning's Garage, Cor. Santa Barbara and E. Valerio Streets
Inspector
Judge
Judge
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Board of Election
Hattie B. Manning
Mrs. Jennie B. Graham
w. M. Zeller
Name of Precinct Santa Barbara No. 14
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Clerk Miss Jessie M. Johnson
Clerk Peveril Meigs, Jr.
Clerk E. c. Durfee
Location of Pol.l.ing Place Hall's Grocery, 2300 Hollister Avenue
Inspector
Judge
Judge
A. L. Linquist
Arohie }.1. Reed
Lottie s. Hall
Name of Precinct
Board of Election.
Santa Barbara No . 15
Clerk
Clerk
Clerk
Eva L. Wilson
Mrs. Jennie Barnett
Chas. Gillis
Location of Polling Place Hotel Garage, Cor. Sola & Chapala Streets
Board of Election
Inspector Frank11n s . Williams C1erk Horace Heacock
Judge Earl Viles Clerk Mrs. Louise Reed Mitchell
Judge Otto Niedermuller Clerk Louise B. Markus
Name of Precinct Santa Barbara No. 16
Location of Polling Place High School, Cor. De la Vina & Anapamu Streets.
Inspector
Judge
Judge
Board of Election
w. s. Crawford
Mary D. Dodge
Herman Menken
Name of Precinct Santa Barbara No. 17
Clerk Freda Y. Kerr
Clerk Miss Elizabeth V. Carty
Clerk Lester M. Boyle
Location of Polling Place Arlington Sample Room, West De la Guerra street near State St.
Inspector
Judge
Judge
Board of Election
Julia H. Stafford
Ge o. W. Bate e
Joseph P. Curran
Clerk Anna F. Purcell
Clerk Mrs. Bessie Biddle
Clerk Katherine H. Turner
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Name of Precinct Santa Barbara No. 18
Location of Polling Place Mckinley School
Board of Election
Inspector Carrie E. Henderson Clerk.
Judge Clerk
Judge
Mary J. Hacking
Mrs. Jane D. Vick Clerk
Name of Precinct Santa Barbara No. 19
Nina Hitohoook
Lilly o. L. Houck
Rose E. Cooper
Location of Polling Place Central Hotel, Cor. State and Haley Streets
Board of Election
Inspector
Judge
Judge
H. Henry Ziegeler
Martha R. Stackhouse
Evah Hopkins
Clerk
Clerk
Cl.erk
Name of Precinct Santa ~arbara No. 20
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Mary G. Coiner
Vey w. Langmack
Fora E. Stewart
Location of Polling Place Duco Auto Shops, Cor. Chapala and Ilonteci to Streets
Board of Election
Inspector Chas. Smith Clerk May B. Maye
Judge A. c. Greenwell Cle?'k Mrs. Lean Mutter
Judge Chas. ~. Hall Clerk Eva May Raf~etto
Name of Precinct Santa Barbara No. 21
Location of Polling Place John De Ponce's Garage, Cor. Ortega & Bath Streeta.
Inspector
Judge
Judge
Name of Precinct
Geo. McKenzie
w. L. Swarts
Chas. T. Durer
Location of Polling Place
Board of Election
Clerk
Clerk
Clerk
Santa Barbara No. 22
Euum M. Brooks
Mildred L. Silva
Mary A. Adler
Residence, Mrs. Louise H. Savitz, 1128 Bath Street
Board of Election
Inspector A. c. Lima Clerk lU-s. Louise H. Savitz
Judge Grace E. Daneker Clerk
c!udge .E dwin A. Hayward Clerk
Name of Precinct Santa Barbara llo. 23
Location of Polling Place Jefferson School House
Board of Election
Joseph G. Foxen Inspector Clerk
Judge
Judge
Mrs. Kate Hartley Clerk
Delia Buck
Name of Precinct
Clerk
San ta Barbara No. 24
Grant Dewlany
Mary M. Rondot
Vanderbilt Spader
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1.mr gare t L. Spader
Anna Day Gilchrist
Location of Polling Place Jones Garage, 1609 Bath Street
Board of Election
Inspector Jacob H. Black Clerk
Judge Zilla c. Wiggins Clerk
Judge Mrs. May E. Riley Clerk
Name of Precinet Santa Barbara No. 25
Location of Polling Place Garfield School House
Board of Election
Inspector
Judge
Judge
A. N. Runkle
Winfield s. Cla. rk
Clara A. Marquette
Clerk
Clsrk
Clerk
s. Nellie Gourley
Geo. H. Tomkins
.aose A. Everett
William w. Bertrand
James D. Crawford
Joseph w. Lanter
March 31st, 1924.
Name of Preoinot Santa Barbara No. 26
Location of Po111ng Place Hupperts Garage, 302 w. Pedregoaa Street
Board of Election.
Inspector H. s. Frink Clerk
Judge
Judge
William L. Mason Clerk
J. c. Huppert Clerk
Name of Precinct Santa Barbara .No. 27
Mrs. llarvel Huppert
Florence E. Holt
Winfred H. Stevens
Location of Po11ing P1aoe Graham's Store, Cor.W.Va1erio and San Andres Streets.
Inspector
Judge
Judge
Board of Election.
Henry A. Silva Qlerk
Jesse P. Be ckstead Clerk
Mrs.Adelaide Sansom Clerk
Name of Precinct Santa Barbara No. 28
Helena Winifred Smith
Miss Mary E. Tisdel
Mary L. Hineman
Location of Polling Place Reeds Garage, 836 Orange Avenue
Board of Election
Inspector s. L. Reed Clerk
Judge
Judge
Thone.a A. Gull1fer Clerk
Mrs. Bernice Carey Clerk
Name of Precinct
Location of Polling Place
Inspector Walter Buhn
Judge .t91mer Scott
Ifs.me of Precinct
Location of Polling Place
Inspector Frank ~!attei
Judge ~om Barnes
Judge w. H .8rown
Ifame of Precinct
Location of Polling Place
Alcatraz
Alcatraz School House
~oard of Election
Clerk
Clerk
Ballard
Liberty Theatre
Board of Election
Clerk
clerk
Clerk
Buellton
Jonata Schoo1 house
Board of Election
Inspector
Judge
Johannes Petersen Cl~k
M. Flanagan
I~ame of Precinct
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Location of Polling Plaoe
Inspector J. E. Doty
Judge
Name of Precinct
Location of Polling Place
Inspector
Judge
Judge
J. c .b'ast
W. B. MoNutt
P. c. Marble
Clerk
Dos Pueblos
~e n School House
Board of Election
Clerk
Clerk
~o leta
Goleta School House
Board of ~lection
Clerk
Clerk
Clerk
Catherine A. Woods
Mrs. Eliza Van Winkle
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I'Ars. Lina l~ ellany
l~s. Anna 1Jiohael
Miss Dorothy Moriarty
E. B. Davi son
D. D. Davis
John D. _Campbell
Anna M .tsodine
Michaela de la Cuesta
Jae . Smith
Chas. A. Smith
~arl Catlett
Mar garet Main
R. B. Lloyd
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Name of Precinct
Location of Polling Place
Inspector Elmer Higbee
Judge Miles Lane
Judge Geo. Lloyd
~am e of Precinct
Location of Polling Place
Inspector
Judge
Name of Precinct
\'I . S. Ma in
J. K . Wade
Location of Polling Place
Hope
Hope Sohool House
Board of Election.
Clerk
Clerk
Clerk
La Patera
La Patera School House
~oard of Election
Clerk
Clerk
.1:tefugio
Orella School House
Board of ~lection
Inspector
Jud ge
E. o. Covarrubias Clerk
P. F. Baron
Name of Precinct
Location of Polling Place
Inspector
Judge
Judge
Name of Precinct
D. M. Murphy
c. o. Gardner
John Henderson
Location of Polling Place
Inspector
Judge
Judge
M. J. Frese
Fred Petersen
Mrs. A. Block
Name of Precinct
Clerk
Santa Ynez
Minetti's Hall
~oard of Election
Clerk
SolT8llg
Dania Hall
Clerk
Clerk
Board of Election
Clerk
Clerk
Clerk
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J. V. l'rac;v
~ertrude Simpson
Talula B. rriplatt
J. G. Williams
Jesse .R. Hill
John Alegria
Jesse M. Rutherford
w. F. Torrence
s. K. McMurray
H. M. Tillotson
Sam Lyona
H. c. Hansen
Miss Annie Burchard!
Location of Polling Place Southern Pacific Depot, Concepcion.
Board of Election
I nspector Frank A. Soaroni Clerk
Judge Archibald l4cDonald Clerk
Name of Precinct
Location of Polling Place
Inspector Charles Nichole
Judge Frank D. Towne
Name of Precinct
Las Cruoes
liiohols Inn.
Board of Election
Lompoc No . l
Clerk
Clerk
Ella R. Lewis
Josephine King
Austin Warwick
Natale Giorgi, Jr.
Location of Polling Place Judge Mann's Office, South H. Street
Inspector William Negus
Judge , John D. Callie
Judge Eunice R. Rule
Name of Precinct
Location of Polling Place
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Board 0 Election
Clerk
Clerk
Clerk
Lompoc No. 2
City Hall
Board of Election
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Judge
Clarence w. Henning Clerk
Emma E. A. dams Clerk
Judge Minnie B. Tolbert Clerk
Jessie A. Huyck
Verda c. Anthony
William A. Lewis
Eunice Talbott
Ellen c. Sperber
Clara A. Olsen
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Name of Precinct Clqama
Location of Po11ing Place Cuyema School House.
Inspector
Judge
Name of Precinct
Board of Election.
Thomaa B. Wylie
Eugene L. John.eton
Guadalupe
Clerk
Clerk
Location of Polling Plaoe Campodonioo Hall
Inspector
Judge
Judge
Name of Precinct
Board of Election
Fredrick w. Abernethy
Charles L. Campodonioo
George A. :MoBane
Loa Alamos
Clerk
Clerk
Clerk
Location of Po111ng Place Loa Alamos Ha 11
Inspeotor
Judge
Judge
Name of Precinct
Board of Eleotion.
Henry R. Gewe
Ira Derry Taylor
Mrs. Anita K. Fratis
Orcutt
Clerk
Clerk
Clerk
Looation of Polling Place Library Building
Inspector
Judge
Judge
Nam. e of Precinct
Board of Election
Alfred s. Luttrell
James Forrester Forbes
Niel c. Glines
Pine Grove
Clerk
Clerk
Clerk
Location of Polling Place Pine Grove School House
Inspector
Judge
Judge
Name of Precinct
Board of Election
Abraham Lincoln Eames
Campbell c. Barr
Stonewall J. Garrett
Santa Maria No. l
Clerk
Clerk
Clerk
E. M. James
James B. Connor
Guy H. Stewart
Antone Souza
Stephen V. Campodonico
Laughlin H. Cook
Hattie M. Robbins
Mabe11 A. Gewe (Mrs.)
Mrs. Mabel K. Edwards
Mrs. Lena Gill
B. L. Dennis
Chester Alvia Davis
William A. B. Nott
H. T. Cheadle
Location of Polling Place Moose Building--W. B. Johnson's Sales-room
Inspector
Judge
Judge
Name of Preoinot
Board of Election
Achille v. Tomasini Clerk
Frances Gray Clerk
Mrs. Carrie M. Crakes Clerk
Santa Maria No. 2
Location of Polling Place Fire Engine House
Board of Election
Inspeotor
Judge
Judge
Name of Precinct
Major P. Baker
Albert F. Black
Dudley D. Brady
Santa Maria No. 3
Clerk
Clerk
Clerk
Location of Polling Place Martin & Mills Garage
~oard of Election
Inspector Arthur w. Haslam Clerk
Judge William H. Nuss, Jr. Clerk
Judge James L. German Clerk
Virgil ~. Alexander
Herbert Clyde Graham
John Gray
Mrs. Edna F. Roemer
Ann M. Tunnel
Viola M. Schauff
Katherine :rodd
Mrs. Flora A. Rivera
Henry ~. Kortner
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Name of Precinct Santa Maria No. 4
Location of Polling Place Crescent Garage
Board of Election
Inspector Clarence w. Charles
Judge E. :r. Doyle
Judge H. N. Evans
Name of Precinct Santa Maria No. 5
Clerk
Cle?"k
Cl.erk
Location of Polling Place San~a Maria Library Basement
Inspector
Judge
Judge
Name of Precinct
Ray i. Baker
L. L. Collins
Hazel .Bidamon
Boa:rd of Election
Santa Maria No. 6
Clerk
Clerk
Clerk
Location of Pol.ling Pl.ace Pleasant Valley School House
Inspector
Judge
Judge
Name of Pree ino t
Boa.rd of Election
Mark Holgate Whitney
Elmer Boyd
Mrs. Ella ~. Battles
Siequoo
Clerk
Clerk
Clerk
Kirk Butt
Elma J. Crakes
A. E. Ford
Julia Ketcham
Janes w. Edrington
Ednah A. Gwin
George L. Dudley
Mrs. Edna c. Rice
Plinio T. Bonetti
Location of Polling Place Barber Shop adjoining Public Hall
InapeotOl'
Judge
Judge
Name of Precinct
Board of Election
George Nicholson
Leslie Brown
Fred A. Baker
Wasioja
Location of Polling Place Wasioja Po's t Office
Board of Election
Inspector Francis M. Richardson
Judge Margaret B. Richardson
Cl.erk Mrs. Erma Carranza
Clerk Esperanza Pertusi
Clerk Romald o S. Calderon
Clerk William Hinsdale
Clerk Joe MoXaim
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In the l\iatter of Accepting Deed for right of way for road through the l.ande of
Santa Ynez Development Company
WHEREAS, Santa Ynez Development Company has duly executed and delivered to the
County of Santa Barbara, a deed dated June 10th, 1921 wherein said Santa Ynez Development
Company is grantor and the County of Santa Barbara, grantee, conveying certain right
of wa7 for a public highway in the 3rd Road Dist rict, County of Santa Barbara, State
of California,
RESOLVED, That said deed and the property mentioned in said deed be accepted for
the uses and purposes therein mentioned and that the Clerk cause said deed to be rec
orded.
On motion the Board adjourned sine die.
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Cali:fornia, April 7th, 1924, 10 o'clock a . m. Present: Supervisors
H. s. Deaderick, Sam. J . Stanwood, J . T. Torrence, w. L. Talbott and
c. L. Preisker the Clerk and District Attorney
Supervisor H. s .
Deaderick in the Chair.
The minutes of the last r egular meeting and succeeding special meetings were
read and approved .
In the 1.itatter of the Formation of Los Olivos Street Lighting Distr~ct of Santa
Barbara County ,
Upon application 0f Mr . s. L. Lyons , attorney representing the petitioners, in t
above-entitled matter, it is ordered that the hearing of said petition and protests
thereto be and the same are hereby continued until May 5th 1924, at 10 o' clock a. m.
In the :Matter of the Formation of Solvang Street Lighting District of Santa
.Barbara County.
Upon application of Mr . s. L. Lyons, attorney representing the petitioners , in the
above- entitled matter , it is ordered that the hearing of said petition and protest
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thereto be and the sane are hereby continued until May 5th, 1924, at 10 o ' clock a . m
In the Matter of Amending Ordinance No . 406, providing for the establishment,
maintenance and operation of Automobile Parks or Publio Camping Grounds within the
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County of Santa Barbara ,
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It appearing to the Board that Ordinance No . 406 , in the above entitled matter
should be amended in several particulars ,
On motion duly seconded and carried , it is order ed th.at the District Attorney
prepare and present to this Board an Amended Ordinance, in said matter , along the
lines as indicated by this Board.
In the Matter of a proposed change of route o:f State Highway in Gaviota Canyon.
Whereas, it appears to this Board that a change i n the route of the State Highway
between Stations 182 and 194, thereof, in the Gaviota Canyon, as proposed by the
California Highway Corrunission would eliminate dangerous cur ve therein, and .
Whereas , it further appears t ha t by the making of said change in said route , it
would necess itate the construction of a bridge across Gaviota Creek, be it
RESOLVED, and ordered that this Board endeavor to obtain the right of way for
said change of ~oute in said State Highway between said Stations 182 and 194,
said, and that the County of Santa Barbara contribute one-half of the cost of
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construction of said bridge as aforesaid.
In the Matter of Re- establishing the Boundaries of Carpinte~ia School District
of Santa Barbara County.
V'(hereas , this Board of Supervisors did on the 4th day of September 1923, upon th~
recommendation of t he County Superintendent of Schools , re-establish the boundaries
of Ca~pinteria School District of Santa Barbara County , by including therein the Islatfof
Santa Cruz, and
Whereas , Messrs. Heaney, Price & Postel, representing the owners of said Santa
Cruz Island , appeared before said Board and requested that said order made on t he 4th
day of Septembe r 1923, re - establishing the boundaries of said Car pinteria S'chool
District be~ vacated, annulled and set aside, be it
,. RESOLVED ~ND ORDERED that said request be and the same is hereby granted, and
said order made on the 4th day of September 1923, re-establishing the bo undaries of
said Carpinteria School District be and the same is hereby vacate~, annulled and set
aside .
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In the l!atter of the Purchase of .deal Pro perty by the County of Santa Barbara ,
~1his being the time heretof ore fixed for the consideration of the resolution
adopted by t his Board on t he 10th day of March, 1924, in the above-en titled ne.tter , Mr .
Jesse P. Osborne a9peared and filed a protest thereto, and addressed the Board in con-
nection therewith,
On motion of Supervisor Sam J . Stanwood duly seconded and carried, it is ordered
that the further hearing of said matter be and the same is hereby continued until May
5th , 1924 , at 10 o'olock a . m
. In the Matter of Surveying a s i te for a school house in Orella School District .
On motion duly seconded and carried, it is ordered tha t the County Surveyor survey
and establish the boundaries of a tract of land in Orella School District proposed to
be deeded to said school district f or a school site .
I n the Matter of Fixing the Amount of Bond upon fili ng Ma p desi gnated as Subdivision
of the Ambassador fract.
It appearing to the Board that Hellman Commercial rust & Savi ng ' s Bank the owner
of a certain tract or subdivision of land situate in the City of Santa Barbara , County
of Santa Barbara , State of California , designated Subdivision of t he Ambassador Tract ,
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has subdivi~ed the same for the purpose of sale, and
It further appearing that said owner of said land is about to file for record an
accurate map or plat t hereof with the County tiecorder as required by law, and said owner
having requested this Board to fix the amount of bond, as provided by law, and also
having presented to t his Board a good and su:fficient bo nd i n the s um of ~500 . 00 conditibned
as provided by law ,
On motion duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that sai. d HeJ.lman Commercial
rust & Savings Bank execute and file with this Board a good and su:ff icient bond in
the sum of ~500.00 and by its terms made to inure to the benefit of the County of Santa
Barbara , conditioned for the payment of all taxes which are at the time of filing said
map a lien against said tract or subdivision, or any part thereof but not yet payable,
and
It is further ordered that said bond so presented be and the same is hereby approv+d
and that the same be filed by the Clerk of t his Board.
In the Matter of the Petition of Samuel Lyons , et al ., for a road in Road District
No. 3 , in the 4th Township,
On motion duly seconded'and carried, it is ordered that the bond , in the aboveentitled
matter, be and the same is hereby approved , and
- It is :further ordered that Owen H. O'Neill, L. L. Fox and w. H. Campbell , be and
they are hereby appointed rload Viewers in said matter .
duly published ,
On motion duly sec ended and carried it is ordered that said Ordinance 1To. 408 has
been duly published
In the Matter of the Permanent Road Division of Santa Ynez,
Upon motion of Supervisor J . T. Torrence , duly seconded and unanimously carried, i
is ordered that the Clerk of this Board advertise for bids for two weeks in The Morning
Press , a newspaper of general circulation printed and published in the County of
Santa Barbara , State of California , for the work specified in the plans and specificatiqns
I therefor, in the above entitled matter , approved and adopted by this Board on the 21s t 1
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day of June 1923; such advertiseimnt shall be in the f ollovring form , to- vrit:
"NOl'ICE :i'O CONTRACTORS .
Office of the Clerk of the Board of Sup ervisors of the County of Santa Barbara,
St ate of Calif or nia. f'
Notice is hereby given that sealed bids will be received by the Clerk of the
Hoard of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara until 10 o 'olock a . m. l.fay 5th , l 24 ,
for furnishing a 11 tools , machinery, labor and mater ial necessary for t he constructio
and completion of a graded, drained and paved roadway together with all necessary
s t ruc t ures thereon, in Sections A, B, C and D of the Per manent Road Division of Santa
Ynez, in the County of Santa jjB. rbara , State of California .
Profiles, Cross-Sections, Spec ifications and plans for this work are on file
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in t he office of said Board of Supervi sors to whieh bidders are hereby referred, and
copies of said specifications and plans may be obtained from t he County Surveyor of
said county.
11he successful bidder will be requir ed to file good and sufficient bonds for th
performance of his contract and the payment of laborers and material men.
Each bid mus t be accompanied by a certified check in t he sum of ten per cent of .
the amount bid , said check t o be made payable to the Chairman of the Board of Supervisors
of Santa Barbara County, as a guarantee that the bidder, jf successful, will
enter int o a contract in accordance with said specif icati ons and give the requi red
bo nds satisfac t ory to said Board .
The ~car d reserves the right to re ject any and all bids not deemed advantageous .
By order of said Board of Supervisors made t his 7th day of April, A. D. 1924.
Dated this 7th day of April, A. D. 1924.
C. A. Hunt, County Clerk and ex-offi cio Clerk of the
Board of Supervisors of the County of
Santa. Barbara, State of California."
In the !tatt er of Re-establishing the Boundaries of Car pinteria School District
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good cause appearing therefor, it is ordered that the re so l ution and order of this
Board he retofore, this day made, vacating, annulling and set ting aside the order of
this Board made on the 4th day of September 1923, re-establishing the bouniaries of
said Car pinteria School District be an:l the sazoo is hereby r escinded, and
It is further ordered that said or der made on said 4th day of September 1923, reestablishing
the boundaries of said Car pinter ia School District be and t he same is
hereby re-affirmed.
In the J~atte r of the L'r a.nsfer of Funds from the Gener al Fund to the Hospital
Buildi ng Fund.
On motion duly seconded and unanimously carried , it is or dered that the sum of
$15, 000. 00 be and the same is hereby transferred from the General Fund to the Hospital
~uildi ng Fund . Upon t he passage of the foregoing order t he r oll being called the
following Supervisors voted Aye , to-wit: Sam J . Stanwood, J . r. forrence, W. L. falbott ,
c. L . Preisker and H. s. Deaderic k, trays : llone.
In t he Matter of t he Application of Supervisor Sam J . Stanwood for leave of absenfe
from the state.
Resolved that Supervisor Sam J . Stanwood be and he is hereby given a leave of
absence from the Btate of California for 60 days from and after the ?th day of April
1924.
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In t he matt er of t he Petition of l.Ir s . Helen M. Purvis for County Aid for Robert,
~aylo r d , .Marybeth and Donald Purvis , half- orphans .
It appearing t o the satisfaction of the Board that said rlobert Purvis , aged 15
years Gaylord Purvis, aged 12 years , Marybeth Purvis , a ged 10 years and Donald Purvis,
aged 6 years are half- orphans and are proper persons to receive County Aid, and they
are in the custody of s aid lYirs. Helen M. Purvis
It is or dered that t he Auditor draw his warrant on t he ~r e as ur er on Hospit al Fund
i n favor of said Mrs . Helen 111. Purvis for t he sum of Fort y & 00 /10,0 dollars , and for a
like amount on the fir st of each month hereafter until t he furth er or der of t his Board ,
said money to be used for the support of the above named mi nors .
In the matter of the Petiti on of ~aria Faustino for County Aid for Rosa and Flora
Faustino , half- or phans .
I t appearing t o t he sati s f acti on of the Board t ha t said Rosa Faust ino , a ged 10
years and Flora Faustino , aged 7 years are hal f-orphans and are proper persons to receive
County Aid, and they are in t he custody of sai d Ma r i a Faustino
It is ordered that t he Auditor draw his warrant on t he rreasurer on Hosp ita l Fund ,
in favor of said Maria Faustino for the sum of Twenty & 00/100 dollars , and for a l ike
amount on t he fir st of each month he r eafter until t he further or der of this Board, said
money to be used for t he support of t he above named mi nor s .
In the lfiatter of Pet itions for County Ai d .
It app ea rin.~ t o the Board that t he following named pe t i t i oners are pr oper per sons
t o re ceive county aid ,
On motion dul y seconded and carried, i t i s ordered t hat t he Audi tor drau his warrant
on the Indigent ?und i n favor of the following named persons for the sums set opposite
the i r respecti.ve names on t he 1st day of 1.my 1924 , t o- wit:
Charles w. Baker
Mrs . Plutarcho Car r illo
I.rrs. J . M. Burle i gh -
Cl aud Johns on
Vi cente A. Juarez
Annabelle i.IcGreal
Ramon Lopez
Iiabel Hyde
Ida Flor es
Anne Henr ickson
Verda Anthony
Emma P. Ant on
Anna El phick
R. Cloak
Blanche E. Emmons
Hatt i e B. Harbison
John Davies
l.1ar y Hedri ck
F IRS~ SUPERVISOR DIS1RI CT .
$15 . 00
20 . 00
30 . 00
10. 00
12. 00
10. 00
l5 . 00
Re fugia Ol i VOS
Jose Robles
Jose ~Ia ria Romer o
Andrew Ruiz
John P. \'lare
Mrs. Jessie i . Wi l son
Adeline Wr i ght
SEC0.1.ID SUP~RVI SOR DIS.1.1RICI' .
14. 25 Ant onio Po i sard
rhIRD SUPERVISOR DISfRICT.
10 . 00
1 5 . 00
Mar ia Jos efa Pi co
Pedro v. Romero , e t ux.,
~'9lJf{TH Sl.f .f?ilfilT.IS.OB D rs l'RI c T.
20 . 00
20. 00
2 0. 00
1 5 . 00
20. 00
10. 00
Donalda 1.Io ore
Mabel E. I,Iurray
Lia.e lJcColl um
Mar ia Ramirez
Joseph Usher
FI F.i1H Su?ERVISOR DIS1fBIC T.
8 . 00
10 . 00
~.1a rgare t vra r cum \Vard
$10 . 00
10. 00
15 . 00
1 0 . 00
10 . 00
10. 00
1 0 . 00
a.oo
1 0 . 00
25. 00
20.00
20. 00
4 0 . 00
10 . 00
10 . 00
10 . 00
312
~lo~"'"'"-~
\. a \d._ o 'i '!"''.
~ \ ~~""" 'b
c.t\lo -we~
G\~4. o-1.e.'~4.
1 "'' d.,
- ------------------ ----- - - ---
The Repor ts of G. G. Vandever, Superintendent of the Santa Bar bar a Gene ral
Hospital , Anna E. McCaughey , Super intendent Uounty Detent ion Home , A. s . Larson,
County Live Stock Inspector and R. Lee Ste Fleur, Humane Offi cer for the month of
March , 1924, were examined and order filed.
Phe Report of H. J . Abels , Game Warden for the quarter ending March 30 , 1924 ,
~
was examined and ordered filed .
On motion duly seconded and carried , it is ordered that t he following claims be
and the same are laid over to - wit:
Gook , Archie B.
Marion Sbeam Shovel Co .
The liforning .t:'ress
Western Wholesale Drug Go .
~30 . 00
453. 24
57 . 04
32. 50
On motion duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that all claims that have
been audited and approved at t his meeting by three members of the Board of Super visor
be allowed , each claim to be paid out of the fund designated in the order of allowance
endorsed on the face of each claim respectively, to-wit:
Ables, Edgar w.
tr "
Almanza, A.
II F.
Al var ado , J .
Alvord, P. E.
Ambrose Lumber Co.
American Ry. Exp. Co .
Andera , C. 11.
II II
" II
Anderson, Wm.
Arlington Hotel
Armstrong , J . B.
Associated Oil co .
11 II
" "
Ayala, A.
Azevedo , J . s.
Badgons l1ransfer Co .
Bancr oft- Whitney Co .
Bar bar Uo . , Phe Edgar
Barnes, Charles c.
" Wm.
l:SaSS1 , Uhas . L
Bastanchury, A.
Batchelder , D. T.
Bates , Thomas
Beccaris , A.
II "
Beith, Agnes S.
Bermudez , J .
Bidamon, 0has .
Bigler, A. B.
GENERAL .rlOAD FUND
63.00
57 .oo
32.40
37 . 80
44. 00
84 . 28
122 . 95
20 . 30
2 .13
3 . 30
23.79
182. 40
26.00
121 . 91
127. 54
31 . 01
60 . 99
12. 60
21. 00
5 . 00
101. 50
4 .80
6. 00
6. 30
10. 00
38 . 88
14 .70
37. 65
45 .00
5. 00
50. 00
36. 00
2. 00
1 . 25
l
. .
'
April 7th , 1924.
Bigl er, A. B. GEliERAL FUND
II II
Bl air , Lee H.
" II
Bland , w. S.
I
II ' '
II II
Boseke- .Vawe l;o .
II rr
" "
II II
" "
Bond, c. s .
II "
Boyd Lumber & lAi l l Co .
" ' ' "
Boyle, John D.
Boys and Girls Industrial Home and Farm.
Bradley, Paul
Braun Cor poration, The
Br eck, B.
Br egante , A.
Bregante , A.
Br ogil:nte , A.
' Brown Bevis Co .
Breck, B.
Burroughs Adding 1iachine Go .
II ' " "
" " "
II II "
Ca lifo~nia Covruga ted Culvert Co .
II II II
rr " If
" " II
" II II
" "
Camargo , Jim
Campodoni co Bros .
II s. v.
Carlisle & Co . ,A.
" "
II "
, II II
" "
Carranza, 1irs. Alonzo
Case, G. L. .
Castagna , Al1oe
" "
Chr ist ensen, J . c.
'
Cinfregos , J .
$26 . 32
15. 34
66 . 67
125 . 00
16. 30
17. 00
15 . 70
3. 70
6.48
1.13
27 . 30
7. 10
30 . 00
30 . 00
3. 90
69.10
49 . 50
43. 20
10. 00
17. 97
20 . 00
44. 00
4. 00
20 . 00
10. 86
44 . 00
3 .15
5 .56
8 . 83
4 . 4~
97 .16
79 . 95
284 . 06
163. 26
49 . 25
86 . 15
14. 15
10.00
10, 00
15 .33
142. 21
8 . 83
52 . 78
225 . 70
2. 50
20 . 00
68.75
71. 50
5 . 50
55. 00
313
,
314
Cienfuegos, J. c. GEIIBRAL FUIID
City of Santa "arbara
Clark, J . w.
" "
II "
Clarke, Walter
Clem, G. w.
Cloud, H.
11 "
II "
" "
Coast Wholesale Grocery Co .
" " " II
II II II "
Coffey, Geo.
Conkey , 1"1 . C.
Convent of the Good Shepherd
" " IT II
Cook, IA:rs. Si dney
11 If
Cooley , H. M.
Copeland, L. s
Coppedge & Willoughby
Corral, c.
II n
Cox, J . lvI.
Crakes, Thos.
Craviotto , E. J .
Cuesta , Gerard s. de la
Daily J:Tews
D' Andrea, Gian
Davis , Calvin
Davison, J!! . B.
Dawe , Hen:ry
Deaderick, H. S.
De Hi ll , E.
De Vaul, J . I\1.
Dewing, H. A.
" II
Diehl Grocery co .
Dodge , E. G.
Dominguez , A.
II E.
" II
II John
II "
" II
" II
" L. J .
$10 . 00
213. 45
28 . oo
48.00
48 . 00
13. 50
24. 00
19. 25
17. 50
21 . 00
10. 50
44 . 32
103. 63
'7 . 30
4. 00
100. 00
100. 00
100. 00
40 . 00
40. 00
26 . 00
18 . 30
22.75
40.00
22. 00
110. 00
108. 00
30. 95
70. 00
6. 00
104.10
30 .41
9. 00
125. 00
2. 60
6 . 30
203. 29
47 . 00
19. 00
49 .10
44. 00
40. 00
12. 00
44.00
l9 . 25
21 . 00
21 . 00
21. 00
39 . 60
I
I
I
I
I
April 7th, 1924 .
Dominguez, L. J . G E-"T'IBRAL FUND
" Mary
" "
" M. R.
II II
II Paul
Downing , Emily J .
Drexel Lime & Cement Co.
Dugan, Faulding & .Crowell
" " II
" " "
Dugan, Herbert F .
II "
Edmondson, A. R.
Elizondo, Jacobo
Ellis, Roy
Emerick, T.
II ~omas
It Tom
Enanis , F .
" F.
Enterprise Launderers
"
Er kens , Phoebe J .
Evenden , H. P.
Everett Mill & Lumber Co.
' Fairbanks Morse & Co .
Fillmore , E. 1111: .
Fitzgerald, Frank
Flores, J.
" "
Freeze and Freeze
" II
Fugler, A. F .
Gano , Robert
Ganoung , o.
"
II
Gates, F. H.
" "
Ga ll]arte , lvf.
" 11
" "
Gem Market Co.
George, c. E.
Giles, Elmer
" " w.
Goleta Garage
Gonzales, A.
'
$39.60
7.00
50 . 00
66.15
69 .30
31.50
34.00
113.95
53. 00 '
378. 00
1.80
364.31
539. 75
100.00
10.00
27.00
44.00
48.00
48 . oo
49.50
27 .oo
11.57
25 .45
20. 60
2.30
18.86
4.17
38.80
109. 20
36.20
31.50
169.33
.32
153.11
46.53
28 . 00
16.00
16.00
444.50
182.40
21. 00
21 . 00
21. 00
26.90
46.65
11.25
32.50
2. 00
32.00
31
316
'
Good Roads Machinery Co . The
" II
Gorin, John
II
II II
" II
II
Grainger, A. E.
Granado , A.
Grand, G.
If "
II P .
If If
II "
Gurley, W. & L . E.
Hammond, D. M.
II D. M.
H. and M. c. Co .
Heaney, Ambrose P.
Hendric ks , R. L.
Hendricks , R. L.
Henni ng , I . B.
Higgins, w. A.
Hi tchcock , H. R.
Hite, C.
" II
Hoover, B. B.
Howard-Canfield co .
Huffi ne , H. G.
Hunt, c. A.
Hogle, C. A.
" II
Janssens , J . R.
If "
Jennings, Emma B.
Jessee , Viola M.
II If
Jiminez , A.
" II
II August
Johnson, Florence
II H. p
Joyce , Sam.
Kelley , Samuel
Kellogg , Eugene s.
fl Fr ank L.
Kermedy Pub. Go .
II "
II II
King , J . F.
II
GENERAL FUND $278.45
62 . 60
21. 00
21. 00
21. 00
21.00
21.00
360. 00
36. 00
44.00
20 . 00
20. 00
1 2 . 00
44.00
43. 52
1 21. 58
41 .95
10 . 00
2. 00
52. 00
71. 50
110 . 00
60 . 00
70. 28
42. 00
21 00
35.79
so. oo
2. 50
6.93
79. 20
72.00
100. 00
3 . 00
35.00
14.40
10 . 00
69 .30
75.60
69 . 30
215 . 28
1 2 . 60
128.00
14.46
19.34
27 . 40
1 2 . 00
7,50
14.00
337.24
,
April 7th, 1924.
King , J . F. GENERAL FUND
Kirby, Geo J .
Kir kpatrick A. B.
Klein- Simpson Fruit Co.
Knudson, Hans
Kramer, rrustee, Otto E.
L. A. & s. B. Motor Express
Lamb Auto Elec . Co.
Lambert, c. E.
" "
~
" Clarence
II Fred
If
II II
" N.
11 Norman
" II
II Ray
II II
" "
Lampe, Eugene
II G
Lanter, Mrs . J. w.
Laughlin , Dean
Lillibridge , c. H.
Lima , A. C.
Logan Co., w. c.
Loman, J. w.
Lompoc Gar age
" "
" II
Lompoc Record
Longawa, John
II "
Loveren, Dr. G. s.
Low, Fred
Lynoh, Jack
" "
Lyon, Roy L.
Mack , Durwood M.
II II
Jv1:arshall, D. c.
II "
II " .
Martinez, R.
II II
II II
fl To1n
II II
,
$129 . 05
29 .70
82. 00
14.96
18.96
43.50
52.33
6 . 65
88 . 00
141.00
4.00
130. 00
162.00
146. 00
48.00
92.00
56 . 00
168.00
114. 00
56.00
100. 00
125.00
20 . 00
11.80
110.00
3.00
. 48. 30
36.12
84.91
31.85
284.43
18 .84
245.19
229,50
10 .00
7.90
63.00
51.00
11.75
24. 00
22. 50
40. 00
30.00
60. 00
48. 00
12.00
48 .oo
48.00
16.00
28 . 00
317
'
318
Medar is , H. D.
Medel , R.
GENERAL FUND
" P.
Medina , P.
" A.
" P .
~!eraza, J .
Mereza , J .
Midland Gounties Pub. Service Corp ' n .
n " " "
II " " "
Miller, D.
" "
" H.
IT Harry
![ills , w. G.
Mission Offi ce Equipment Co .
" n "
JA:iss ion Paint & Art Co .
Montgomery , c. Graham
!~ oore , L . w
n "
II "
Moore Mercantile Co .
Moreno , A.
II "
Morning Press , The
Morris, H. w.
" "
Morris , L. J .
" R. w.
" "
Munoz, Guadalupe
1~urray , Walter E
Myres , John H.
II Mrs. M. M.
McAllister, Ben
?vfcCaughe y, Anna E.
" "
" J , P,
McGregor & Sons
" "
MdKenzie , Geo
Nelson, Sadri ck
II Wm. F. s.
Nielson-Smith Eleo. Go .
Nielson Smith Electric Co .
Nuzum , Franklin R.
O' Bryant , l.iatilda
11
"
"
$352 .75 Allowed fo r
$43. 00
29 . 90
25 . 20
22 .00
32.00
40. 00
40 . 0)
22. 00
1 . 00
1.00
5 .00
16. 00
36. 00
12. 00
25 . 00
146.30
4 . 60
6. 00
45. 63
39 ,75
32 . 20
10. 50
29. 00
26 .45
33.05
18 . 90
348 . 20
47 . 25
22 . 05
11. 25
51.75
174. 96
110. 00
299.60
60. 00
48. 00
43 . 20
138 . 75
194.02
214.89
176.74
51 . 02
10 . 00
89 . 25
72. 60
5. 00
277. 86
60. 00
45 .41
I
April 7th , 1924.
Ontiveros , L. GENERAL FUND
Ord Ice Co .
II "
0 r d ' R c
Osburn , wm. Q.
Ott Hardware Co .
" "
" "
" "
Ovieda, Tony
" n
Pacific Coast Coal Co
Pacific Coast Pubg. Co .
" II "
" " "
II " "
" " "
II ti "
II II II
" " "
" II II
" n Ry . Go .
II " "
Pacific Laundry
Palmer Union Oil Go.
Papas , Tom B.
Par ker, L . G.
Payne , Theodore
Pertica, Frances
" If
Pico, J . B. -
If John B.
Pope , A. s .
" "
" "
Postmaster
Preisker, c. L.
Recorder Prin ting and Pubg . Go ., The
Reed, w. B.
" "
Rice, Fred
" "
II "
Rickard , James B.
Rico , J
" II
II s.
" "
Robles , G.
$40. 50
3.39
5. 50
72.30
2 . 00
244. 62
1.73
8.99
.35
60.00
55.00
7,300 . 00
4 . 45
13.95
15.45
8.40
5 .60
24.15
11.00
1.75
55 . 60
1,143.00
151. 00
3 .12
433. 00
16.00
14. 00
12.50
55.00
55.00
6.50
37.50
56.35
50.00
13.71
70 . 36
20. 60
3. 00
110. 00
110 . 00
60. 00
35. 00
60 . 00
88 . 48
48.00
44.00
32.00
48.00
50. 00
I
319
320
Robles , G. GENERAL FUND
Rodman , Wal ter
Rodman , Walter
Rogers & Son, E. F.
" If "
Romero , A.
'' "
" II
" II
Romero , Fred
II L
II II
L. R.
Rosales , J .
II Juan
Ross, James
" "
Ruiz , J . D.
Joe D.
Runkle Shoe Co .
" "
Sampson, E. F .
Sanitary Steam Laundry
Daily News
Santa Barbara Lumber Co.
Santa Barbara Telephone Co .
II " II "
II II " II
II II II n
II II II II
II II " II
Santa Maria Valley warehouse Co .
II " II II
II " II II
Saunders , D. c.
Schauer Printing Studio
" " II
II II II
II II II
" II II
II II ti
II II II
Schol l, F. G.
II II
" "
Seaside Oi l Company
II II II
II " II
Shell Co . of California
$60 . 00
99 .75
281 . 75
2. 00
2 . 60
15. 00
5. 00
45 . 00
30. 00
36. 00
15. 00
55 . 00
45. 00
29. 93
18.90
10. 73
304. 32
48. 00
60 . 00
3 . 65
19. 50
115. 00
3. 50
37. 50
43. 50
16. 03
31 . 40
5 . 65
5 . 55
108. 32
32 .46
67 . 64
40. 23
39 . 80
33.84
5 . 00
86. 50
1 . 50
16. 50
40 .00
12. 50
85. 00
20 .00
37 . 50
20 . 00
1040. 00
30. 53
32. 98
1 . 15
- .
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r
April 7th , 1924.
Simonds fire Co . GENERAL .!!'UlID
Simpson, Frank R.
Sloan, Jeo .
Smart, Frank
II J . K.
II "
Smith , Joe
Smith, Mrs. Susie
Soto , F.
II "
Southern Calif. Edison Co .
" "
II
Southern Counties Gas Company
Southern Counties Gas Company
" " " II
" " II ' '
Southern Pacific Company
Southern Pacific I!illing Co .
S . P . .hlilling Co.
II "
Souza , Antone
Sterling Drug Co .
Stevens , Chas. s.
" II
Stewart, Tom
Strader , Hassie M.
Streiff, Shively
If II
Stubbs , E. v.
II II
St . Catherine ' s School
St. Francis School
" II
St. Vincent ' s School
Swan, James
" "
I1albott , W. L.
Tanquary , Lillian Ii.
Teames, H. H.
1.'erry & Kramer
II II
" II
Tognazzini, Abe
II Ulisse
l'orrence, J . T.
II II
Triplett, Wm.
II "
'
$28 . 45
18 . 25
17 .04
2 . 00
45 .00
36. 00
33. 00
55. 00
12. 60
34. 65
108. 01
7. 76
1 . 68
18. 94
21 . 28
l . 00
6. 00
7. 97
145. 25
172. 71
10.00
10.45
5 . 00
5 . 00
3. 00
28 . 90
33. 00
34. 00
43 . 20
79 . 20
120. 00
130 .oo
130. 00
1040.00
60. 00
55. 00
15. 60
6. 00
10. 62
100. 00
5. 00
5 . 00
48 . 28
10 . 75
12. 00
2.90
19. 13
72. 00
28 . 00
I
321
322
'
'
Tr ujillo, 1v1ike GElTERAL FUlID ~18 .oo
Tucker , James C.
II J. c.
Union Mill & Lumber Co . , ~e
II II fl II
II " " II
II " II II
Union Oil Co . of Calif.
II II II
" II II
" II II
Universal Bakery & Grocery
Unzueta , D.
" II
Upham, Co., Isaac
Upton , Jas . w.
U. S . ,Grill:.
"
Valdez , H.
Valley Oil Co .
II II
Vandever, L.
Vasquez , R.
II "
Veroniaa Spring Co .
" Stone "
Walsh, s. G.
II "
Walton & Co., J . A.
" If "
WaReue, l~rs . Belle
War ner, J. o.
"
Water Works Department
II "
Watson, J . lf.
Weidman , Eli zabeth
Weimer , 111artha
II 11
Western Machine & Foundry Co .
" " "
Western 1.1o tor Transfer
" " II
Western Union Telegraph Co .
Western Wholesale Drug Co .
Westwick Iron Works
II II
" II
Wheaton, \"/ , H.
II II
51. 00
52. 50
4. 79
12. 30
365 . 04
.122 . 20
2 . 50
117. 75
33. 61
2&6 .75
4 . 75
48.00
44. 00
12. 58
19. 35 .
22 . 15
3 . 05
32. 00
19. 00
19. 00
20. 00
38 . 00
12. 00
5. 06
1304. 00
57 . 16
41 . 07
5. 90
11. 76
28 . 75
20 . 00
32. 50
9 . 30
30 . 90
214.90
4 .80
20.00
20 . 00
4 . 70
15. 30
875 . 75
3 . 25
. 58
8 . 25
10. 74
1 . 75
4 . 83
22 . 64
20. 00
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Donlon, Patrick HOSPITAL FUfID .
Evans , R.
Fillmore, E. M.
Flynn, E.
Friedly , Ruby
Henry, Anna
Heumphreus-Smith Electric Co .
Hunt , R.
" II
Hyatt , l~ary
II Melvin
Johnson, 1[arie
Kano , lJ.
Larco Fish Co., s .
" II
Leed, Marjorie
II "
Leos, J .
Levy , Henry
Lewis , Ida 1fae
Lindstrom, Victor
Lush, l\iari on E.
Lynch , John
MacQuarrie, James
Maiers, G. F .
Martin, M.
Mason, Tom
Meinecke & Go .
l.ietzger, R. D.
1~illard , Jess
Mission Office Equipment Co .
Miss ion Pa int and Art Co .
Mission Produce & Supply Go .
" n
Morning Press, The
Moxley , w. B.
McAllister , R. G.
McDermott Funeral Home
II II II
Nelson, Lewis
Nicols, Julj.a
" Dr. If .
Ordaz , Tillie
Ord Ice Go . , The
Overaa, Ole A.
Pacific Coast Publishing
" Coffee Stores Co .
Parson, lJ.ary E.
Pico , A.
Piovesan, Geo.
II
Co .
$79.33
53.10
2 . 50
10.00
100. 00
13. 26
60 . 68
6.00
9. 00
70. 00
85 . 51
70.00
40 . 00
26 .95
28 . 60
90 ,00
20 . 32
60. 00
5 . 25
100. 00
75. 00
115. 00
70 . 00
75.00
49 . 67
65. 00
212. 00
60 , 00
93.10
so.oo
7.45
4 .80
228. 31
189.23
12. 00
10. 00
21 . 29
112.00
50. 00
5 . 00
70 . 00
125.00
75 . 00
32.80
120. 00
2 . 50
46. 30
24 .14
60.00
85. 00
April 7th , 1924.
Pr ovence , Alice E. HOSPITAL FUND
. .
Ramires , l1~atilda
Ri gney , Wm.
Rodenbeck , E. F.
Santa Barbar a Flour Mi:lls
Santa Barbar a Packing Go .
" II Telep hone Co
Scherer Co., R. L.
II 11
II "
Schreiber , Olga E.
Seasi de Oil Go mp any
"
Shaw, Dorothy
" "
Shirrell, 0 . L.
Shum.an, Chas . R.
Souther n Califor nia Edison Co .
" " "
II Pac!fic Co .
s. p . Milli ng Co .
" "
Spreit z , H. A.
St one , c. w.
Tanner, L.
Union Feed and Fuel Co .
Vandever, c. G.
" "
" Signe
Velasquez , Jesus
Ventura Gounty Farm Bureau
ware , Dr. J . G.
11 "
Wears , Lucy
Wer ner, Alice Mae
" "
11 E. c.
" If
West Disinfect ing Co .
Western Wholesale Dr ug Co .
White House , The
Wi lliam , Jas . G.
Wilson, Fr ank
II
$12. 97 Allowed for
Assoc iated Chari t ies IIID I GENT FUND
Har din, R. H.
Bobo , G. w.
Boradori , Sam
Br oadway Cash Gr ocery
II " II
$13. 26
65 .00
90.00
6 .50
81 . 00
122. 92
24 . 33
25 . 00
55 .10
46 . 36
100. 00
478.08
28 .18
100. 00
3. 78
125.00
39 . 58
195 . 51
191. 95
5 .80
146 .05
130. 00
100. 00
130. 00
70 .00
381 . 25
250 . 00
17.80
140. 00
60 .oo
6.00
37 . 50
75. 00
75. 00
9. 68
50. 00
11.61
60. 00
66 . 64
12. 75
6.50
142. 50
85. 00
498 . 32
12 .50
20. 00
19 . 89
10. 00
20 .00
325
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326
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Br oadway Cash Gr ocery
Callis, F . I .
" 11
Campodonico, E. M.
" "
II "
II "
Coblentz & Schwabacher
" "
" II
n "
Gardner-Wheaton Co .
Grihalva, R. B.
Haslam , w. A.
Haslam & Co . , W. A.
Herron, J . \V
" II
" II
II "
Lompoc Garage
Loveren, Dr. G. s.
IND IGEI~r FUND
Lucas , Coblentz & Thorner, Drs.
Moore lviercan tile Co .
McDermott Funeral Home
" " II
" " "
Par ma Co .
Pearson, c. H.
Pippin, E. J .
" ' "
Rudolph, Chas .
Rudolph ' s Store
Sly, Harry E.
Sutter Bogue & Goodman
" " If
Tobey , w. G.
Union Feed & Fuel Co.
Watts , Stanley
''
If II
Almanza, A. FIRST ROAD FUND
If F. -
Ayala , A
Batts , Thomas
Dominguez , L. J.
If "
" 11. R.
$20 .00
120. 00
120. 00
20. 00
i~. oo
15 . 00
10 . 00
20 . 00
10.00
20 . 00
10 . 00
2. 35
6. 00
20. 00
20. 00
20. 00
20.00
20. 00
20 . 00
15.00
20 .oo
20. 00
20. 00
60. 00
30 . 00
150. 00
72.45
20 . 00
39. 06
118.74
29. 98
30. 00
1 2 . 00
10. 00
20. 00
5.oo
19. 60
70 . 00
70 . 00
30 . 00
3. 60
4 . 20
1 . 40
4 . 20
4.40
4 . 40
7 .35
I
I
April 7th, 1924.
Dominguez, I!. R FIRST ROAD FUND
" Paul
II "
Flores, J
" "
Good Roads Mao hiner y, The
Her nandez , John
Hogle , c. A.
" II
Jiminez , A.
II
11 Augus t
Medel, R.
" p .
Moreno , A.
" "
Morris, H. w.
II ''
" R. w.
II R. W.
Richardson, Chas . ~ .
Rosales, J .
II Juan
Smith-Booth- Usher Co .
" II "
Sot o , F.
"
.
Stubbs , E. v.
II II
Union I.fi l l & Lumber Co .
Ayala, J . P. SEC OlID ROAD FUND
II "
" II
Boyd Lumber & I.1. 111 Co .
" " II
Calif. Co rrugated Culvert Co .
I
II " "
Cota, Joe
ll " -
n Julius
" R.
Fe l iz, Silvano
Gonzales , E.
" II
Guzman, J .
" "
II "
Lopez, c.
$ 7 .70
7. 00
3 . 50
4 . 05
3. 50
14.79
60. 00
a.so
8. 00
7 . 70
8 .40
7. 70
3.35
2.ao
3. 70
2.10
5 . 25
2 . 45
5 .75
19 .44
175. 00
3 . 32
2.10
2. 91
3. 89
1 .40
3. 85
4. 80
a.so
40 . 56
200 . 00
112. 00
192. 00
23.00
7.70
10.80
18.13
20. 00
50. 00
57 . 50
4.00
40 . 50
48.00
44. 00
54. 00
31.50
49 . 50
45 . 00
327
328
Lopez, c.
" F.
" J .
" J .
II If
II "
Lucches i , Fred
II If
II Jr . , Fred
" If
McAllis t er, B.
II Ben
Navarro , E.
II "
" "
" "
Ott Har dware Co .
Ri ohar dso n , c. '.l!
II Chas .
Romero , Frank
"
II Fred
11 II
II J F .
Rui z, Albert
II II
" "
II II
Aguirre, Manuel
Andrews , A. J .
Bar nes , Fr ank
II
II
"
T. w.
Wm.
w. o.
J:Sr ooks, M. F.
Camargo , J im
If
II
"
Jimmi e
Mar cello
II
Clancy, A. L.
II
Coffey , Ge o
De Hill, E.
" "
Di Paoli , E
Fields, E. T.
II J . w.
" "
Gneisa , Char les
T.
SECOND ROAD FUJ:ID
THIRD ROAD FUND
$30. 00
48 .oo
4 8 . 00
44 .00
'
46. 00
46. 00
40 . 00 .
28 . 00
48. 00
44. 00
a.oo
4 .80
16. 00
44. 00
4 8 . 00
24. 00
3. 50
92 . 00
48 . 00
72. 00
54. 00
48 . 00
4 . 00
60. 00
16. 00
4 8. 00
24 . 00
20. 00
24 . 00
12. 00
85. 00
68 . 75
. 70
63. 75
80. 50
1 5 . 60
70 . 00
31 .50
28. 00
128. 50
50 . 00
60. 00
. 70
29 . 75
16. 00
316. 75
7. 00
21.00
11 7 . 50
I
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April 7th , 1924.
Gneisa , Charles
Gri ffith , Edwi n
Gr ijalva , Juan
II II
Hanson, A. B.
Henders~ n, J . L.
Hendricks , R. L.
Hendry B:rosr.
Hill , Earl
Illenstine , w. G.
Jamison, s. I .
" "
" "
Jiminez , Fi to
J ohansen, Jens
Jones , C. A.
Joudrey , Bert
Libbey , Rowland
" "
Lord , G. R.
" II
Machado, L'om
II "
Meacham, Stanley
lvfcDona ld , Harvey
Olsen, Soren c.
Ontiveros , Adolpho
Ontiveros , L.
" Lorenzo
II Tom
Parkhurst , V J .
Petersen, J . F.
Quintana, A. D.
"
" St ephen
Robles, R.
" II
Seaside Oil Company
Smith , B.
Stewart, Sidney
II Waldo
Sherman P. Stow Co . , The
Summers , George
II "
" "
Torrence, w. F.
" "
Triplett , L. A.
worth , Lee
THIRD ROAD FUlID
$12.75 Allowed for
$62. 50
4 . 00
10 .50
7 . 00
135. 00
92. 00
13. 00
53 . 85
20. 00
20 . 00
12. 25
64. 00
20 . 00
28. 00
35. 00
28 .oo
s.oo
28.00
12. 00
38 . 50
28. 00
21 .00
10. 50
154. 00
101.50
17. 50
132 . 25
29. 50
115. 00
16. 25
7 . 00
58.50
1 7~ 50
73. 50
84. 00
10. 50
63.00
13. 88
7 . 00
55 . 25
136. 00
52 . 50
l it. 00
21. 00
7 . 00
42. 09
24 .50
60 . 00
31. 50
32
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330
Forbes , J . J . FOURTH ROAD FUlID
van Clief, Geo
Associated Oil Co . FIFTH ROAD FUI'ID
Azevedo , J . s .
Bacon Co., Edward R.
Black Bros .
Bobo, G. w.
Bryant and Tro t t Co .
Calderon, Valent ine
Cal if. Cor rugated Culvert Co .
II II II
' Clar k , J . w.
Cole Tire Shop , The
Crescent Gar age
Domingues , John
Dutcher, H. E.
Fesler , John
"
II II
Forbes , Robt .
Gaularte , IJ:anuel
ll II
Goodchild , Wil lie
Gr afft, John
Ho ls er & Bailey
Hughes Bros ~
Jenkins , !vi.
II "
Lukeman Brothers
Martin , R. F.
rr J . c.
" "
Martinez,Benino
Mendoza , Nolberto
!Aoore , Lloyd
liicCoy , J . R.
Ontever os , Lesandr o
Pacific Coast Coal Co .
Pears on, C H.
Porter , R.
II 11
' Rice , Fr ed
Roemer & Roemer
Ruiz , Hobie
" u
" "
" "
II "
Santa Barbara Telephone Co .
$29 .45
8.00
97.56
1 7.50
23.52
3 . 60
15. 23
44. 22
38 . 25
5 . 47
9. 57
20 . 00
21.30
17.50
4. 50
112. 00
112. 00
112. 00
85. 00
21. 00
17.50
36.75
115. 50
14 .15
10. 00
24. 00
28 . 00
1 .75
86.75
42. 00
63.00
21.00
14. 00
21. 00
14. 39
25 .50
31.99
8 . 46
a.oo
12. 00
25 . 00
181. 50
16. 00
24. 00
24. 00
29 .oo
24.00
2. 25
April 7th, 1924.
Santa ?A.aria Garage FIFTH ROAD FUND
Santa l~fu. r ia Valley R. R.
Silva , Louie
Sisquoc Garage
Southern Pacific Milling Go .
Triplett, Wm.
Union Oil Co . o:f Calif.
Valley Oil Co .
Wilson, Geo. .
Wylie, Chester
Alvord, P. E. S IX'!.~ ROAD FU.ND
Adams, G. \V. GENERAL ROAD FUND
Al var ado , Louis
Archer, Wm
.ljarker, Fred
Batkin , A. c.
Batkin, c.
II II
Bullock , Wrn.
Cooper , H.
Cooper, Harold
Davi s , Mrs . R. M.
De Rosa , Joe
De Vaul, J. M.
Downing , Harry
Eckert, E.
" Pete
Ferrari , A.
Foster , c. H.
Glines, John T.
Glines, John T.
Gro ssi , L . D.
Hennessy, M. B.
Hildebrand, Albert
I " A. J .
II "
" Jr.' A.
Howerton, E.
Howerton, Eldon
II Frank
Huseman , R.
Huyck, A. L.
II Gollis
rr Frank
" L. D.
11 Monte -
II II
Ingame lls, W.
'
J .
$370. 40
19 .82
35. 00
8 . 90
. 88
20.00
2. 85
213. 84
33.00
7. 50
so.oo
52. 50
223. 25
70. 00
52.50
46. 00.
87 . 50
84. 00
a.oo
52. 50
46 .00
32. 00
121.00
208 .00
59 . 50
52 .50
10 .50
14.00
72. 00
450 . 00
349 . 00
49 . 00
66. 00
62 .50
65 . 00
55. 00
130.00
52.50
7.00
91. 00
22 . 17
52 . 50
52.50
52 . 50
70 . 00
156. 00
147.00
45.50
33 :
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Kennedy, J .
Kirkpatrick, Allan
rviartine z, 1.[ .
" "
Merrill, Chas.
I~oo re, E. P.
" E. T.
" Lloyd
]!ullinary , T.
McCabe, F.
Nicoles & Fabing
Olson, H.
Pierce , A.
II "
Reed, Geo .
Roberds, A. E.
II II
II A. L,
II W. A.
Ruf:fner, 0has .
II Ralph
Rush, Louie
Saulsbury , Clyde
Serres, P.
Signorelli , A. P.
Silva, Wm. P.
Spanne , Geo.
GEIIBRAL ROAD FU:ND
Spears-Wells li.fachy. Co .
ti II ff
Streeter , H. G.
Sweeney, H. C.
Valley Oil Go .
" ff
Vicente , Jr ' ]!a nu.el
Young, Frank
" John
If If
Acosta, F. . GOOD ROADS
" II
If II
Aguirre , h1a:rru.el
Clancy , A. L.
Colcord , w. R.
Cordero , Joe
" II
Craviotto , E. J .
Forsyth, Ronald G. H.
" II "
II William
$45.50
16.00
96. 00
ll0.25
10.50
77.00
56 . 00
55.00
7.00
45.50
l.25
42.00
21 . 00
115.50
35. 00
73.50
150. 00
82 .00
52.50
28 . 00
86. 00
50 . 00
87 . 25
49.00
14.00
45.50
36.75
43.41
57.94
4.00
188.00
183,49
217 . 00
122.50
24. 00
100. 00
70.00
60 . 00
60 ,00
60 . 00
48.00
30.00
21.42
48.00
52.06
19.60
149. 00
94.00
56. 00
I I
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Apr i l 7th , 1924.
For syth , William
Hill , A. D.
GOOD ROADS FUND
Inger sol Rand Co. of Cal .
Jimenez , Fito
Jones , c. A.
Matho r n , W. E.
Moll , F .
" II
1.1:on t e zano , J .
If If
Nielson-Smith Elec. Oo . , The
II " " "
llor thorn , w. E
Ott Hardware Co .
" II
Padilla , F.
" II
Par ks , G. A .
"
Pi ckett , K. R.
Richardson, Chas. T
Ross , William
II II
"
Saunders , H. G.
Scott, J . R.
''
Seasi de Oil Oompany
Shell Co . of Calif.
Shurtleff, J . H.
s. p . liilling Co .
Uni on Feed and Fuel Oo .
II II II II
Union Mill am. Lumber Co .
Wood & Son, Harry
Santa Barbara Telephone Co . ADVERTISING FUND
$31 . 50
150 . 00
3. 08
68 . 00
64.00
60 .00
96. 00
96. 00
48 . 00
48 . 00
4. 00
4 . 45
60 . 00
25
14. 36
48 . 00
48 . 00
130. 00
130. 00
24. 00
14.40
24. 00
48 . 00
100.00
15. 00
111. 00
111. 75
160 .75
5. 25
35. 00
41.45
70 . 20
3 . 15
27 . 50
Sandy, Robert L. 37 . 45
Gli nes , John T. 77 . 50
Mi dland Counties Pub . Serv. Corp'n. CASL1ALIA ST. 42 .00
Bee , Henry
Santa 1Iaria Gas Co .
Fost er, Clifford
Magnuson, John
LIGHrING DIST FUND
GUADAL Ul?E PUB . CEMEfERY
DIST. FUND
GUADA~UPE ST. LIGHrillG
DIST FUND
LOS ALAMOS PUB . CEr~TERY
DTST FUIID
92. 50 1
76. 50
7 . 00
62 . 50
334
Pear son , c. H.
Pfutzner , E. E
Shefty , \V. L.
II w.
Stemper, John
" II
ll "
Wurz, A. w.
" A. B.
LOS ALAI.10S :PUB CEMETERY
DIST FUND
.
11idland Counties Pub . Serv. Corp ' n . LOS ALA~lOS ST.
$127. 8 3
75. 00
6.00
20. 00
18. 00
18 .00
20 . 00
27 . 59
347 .50
LIGHTING DI ST . FUND 101,50
" II
Er kens, Phoebe
Hacking , c. J .
Loveren, Dr. G.
' Osburn, Wm Q.
Paulding I"1 . D.
Pope , A. s.
Smith , Edgar D.
\'leidman, Phi l
Rivas , S . J .
Dudley, Geo. L.
Ander son, J . A.
" II
J .
s.
o. p .
II ORCUTr ST . LIGHTING
DIST. FUIID
SALARY FUND
SAli i'A llARIA CEl.IETERY
DIS l'. FUIID
68 . 82
5 .00
1 25 . 00
125 . 00
5 . 00
75. 00
5. 00
25 . 00
150. 00
100. 00
50 . 00
100. 00
Upon the passage of the foregoing order, the r oll being call ed , the following
Sup ervisors voted Aye , to wit: Sam J . Stanwood, J . T. Torrence, w. L. Talbott, c. L.
Preisker and H. s. Deaderick. Nays , None.
On motion the Board adjour ned sine di e.
l'he foregoing minutes are hereby appr~
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Attest:
CALL FOR A SPECIAL MEETING
sors .
~C\\\,8:o.(A .
~,~i\o.~\~ttl"' '(9 . We, the undersigned members of the Board of Supervisors of the County o:f Santa
Barbara, State of California, believing that the interests of the County require that
a special meeting of the Board of Supervisors be called to attend thereto. I
It is ordered that a special meeting of the Board of Supervisors of the County
0 Santa Barbara, State 0 California, be and the same is hereby called or April
21st, 1924, -at 10 o'clock a. m.
The following is the business to be transacted at said meeting , to-wit:
In the Matter of the Permanent Road Division of Santa Ynez. To consider t he purchase
of the bonds of said Permanent Road Division, heretofore issued, by the County of
Santa Barbara, or to make any other necessary or pr ope r order in connection therewith .
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Dated April 7th, 1924.
April 21st, 1924.
C. L. Preisker
w. L. Talbott
H. s . Deaderick
J. T. Torrence
Sam J . Stanvvood
Board of Supervisors of the County of
Santa Barbara, State of California .
Board of Super visor s of the County of Santa Barbara, State of California,
335
April 21st, 1924, 10 o'clock a. m. Present: Supervisors H. s. Deaderick, J.T.
Torrence, 1.1 . L . ;J.:albott and c . L. Preisker, the Clerk and District Att.orney.
Supervisor ~am J . ~tanwo od being absent . Supervisor H. s. Deaderick 1n the chair.
The Board met pursuant to call .
In the Matter of the Permanent Road Division of Santa Ynez.
On motion duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the consideration of
the purchase of the bonds of the Permanent Road Division of Santa Ynez by the County
of Santa Barbara heretofore issued, be and the same is hereby continued until May 5th,
1924, at 10 o'olock a. m.
On motion the Board adjourned sine die.
The foregoing minutes are
Attest:
lark.
Board of Supervisors of t he County of Santa Barbara, State of
California , May 5th, 1924, 10 o'clock a . m~ Present : Supervisors
H . s . Deaderick , Sam J . Stan\vood , J . T. Torrence, 1,v. L . Talbott and
C. L. Preisker, t he Clerk and District Attorney. Supervisor H. s.
Deaderick in t he Chair.
The minutes of t he l ast regular meeting and succeeding special meeting were
read and approved.
-v +.' In the Matter of t he Formation of Los Olivos Street Lighting District of Santa f o-f~'\~ \,.i~
Lo~ Ol~"o.s Barbara County.
~:I~:\. .\. -~""'\)
D~s\:.-~~._,~ t On mo tion duly seco nded and carried, it is ordered t hat t he application, in the
above-entitled matter, be and the same is hereby denied.
In the I~atter of t he Formation of Solvang Street Li ghting District of Santa Barbar
County.
On motion duly seconded and carried, it is ordered, that the application, in the
above-entitled matter, be and the same is hereby denied.
In the L!atter ;f qonstructing a five span reinforced concrete bridge \'Ii th neoessar
piers for certain sections of t he old bridge across Sisquoc River, near the town of
Garey, in the 5th Road District .
The County Surveyor presented specifications, also plans, profiles and cross sections
for construc ting and completing a five span reinforced concrete bridge with necessary
piers for certain sections of the old bridge across Sisquoc River, in the 5th Road
District, together with an estimate of the cost t hereof, the same were exami ned by the
Board, and on motion duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that said plans and
specifications be and the same are hereby approved and adopted, and
It is further ordered that the Clerk of t his Board advertise for two weeks in The
Santa Maria Times, a newspaper of general circulation printed and published in t he Count~
of Santa Barbara, for bids for furnishing all tools, machinery, material and labor
,
336
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/)'~'li~e.~s ~e.,d .
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necessary in the constructi on and completion of said work in accordance with the plans
and specif ications therefor on file in the office of the Clerk of this Board t o whioh
bidders are hereby referred ; all bids t o be filed with the Clerk of this Board on or
before June 2nd, 1924, at 10 o'clock a . m. ; all bids to be accompanied vdth a certifie
.
check payable to the Chairman of the Board of Supervisors for ten per cent of the
amount bid ; the party whose bid is acopeted will be required to file a good and suffioient
bond to be approved by the Board for the f aithful perfo~manc e of said contract
I
the amount of said bond to be fixed by the Board but not less than one-four th of the
contract price, and also the bond required by law to secure t he payment of all claims ,
of materialme' n, mechanics and laborers . The Board reserves the r ight to re ject any and
all bids .
In the Matter of Fixing t he Amount of Bond upon filing Map des~gnated as
"Rutherford Tract".
It a ppearing to the Board that Pacific- Southwest Trust & Savings Bank , the own.et
of a certain tract or subdivision of land situate in the Cit y of Santa Bar bara , County
of Santa Barbara, St ate of Califor nia, designated "Ruther fo rd Tract" hes subdivided
the same for the purpose of sale , and
rt further appearing that said owner of said land .i s about to file for record ant
accurate map or plat thereof with the County Recorder as re quired by law, and said
owner having re~uested this Board to fix the amount of bond , as provided by l aw, and
also having presented to this Boar d a good and sufficient bond in the sum of $3000. 00
conditioned as pr ovided by law.
On motion duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that said Pacific-Southwest
Tr ust & Savings Bank. execute and file with t h is Board a g ood and sufficient bond in
the sum of $3000. 00 and by its terms made to inure to the benefit of the County of
Santa Barbara, conditioned for t he payment of all taxes which are at the t ime of fil i ng
said map a lien against said tract or subdivi sion, or any par t thereof but no t yet
payable , and
It is further ordered that said bond so presented be and the same is her eby approved
and that the same be filed by the Clerk of this Board.
In the Mat ter of the Applicat ion of Thomas Poole , Constable 2d Township for leav
of absence.
Upon application, it i s ordered that Thomas Poole , Constable in and for the 2d
Township , County of Santa Barbara , be and he is hereby granted a leave of absence f r om
the state of California , for 45 days commencing June 1st, 1924.
In the Matter of the application of C. L. Preisker, Supervisor 5th District , .
for leave of absence .
Upon application , it is ordered that c. L. Preisker, Supervisor in and for the
5th Supervisoral District, County of Santa Bar bara , be and he is her eby granted a
leave of absence ~om the State of California for 60 days from June 1st , 1924.
In the Jl[atter of the application of A. s. Pope , Super intendent of Schools t o
purchase Book-keeping machine.
Upon application of A. S. Pope , Super i ntendent of Schools fo r per mission to pur- . ,
chase for his office a Book-Keeping machine , and good cause appearing therefor,
On motion duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that said application be and
the same is hereby granted and said superintendent of school s authori zed t o purchase
a book-keeping machine at a cost not to exceed the sum of $900. 00.
in the Mat ter of the Cancellation of Err oneous or Double Assessment.
\Vhereas, In accordance with the provisions of Section 3805 of the Political Code
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May 5th , 1924. 3317
of t he state of California, t he Tax Collector of the County of Santa Barbara, has discovered
and certified to the Board of Supervisors of said county , under date of April
11th, 1924 , as follows : I have discovered that Lot 2 , Block 163, of the City of Santa
Barbar a was assessed for t he year 1923-24, t o John c. McManus as shovn on page 320 ,
Vol. 2, and that all t he taxes , penalties., costs and other charges by law thereon have
been paid in full ; That the same pr operty was also assessed for the same year t o Jos.
L. Aoquistapace, as shown on page 2 , Vol. 2 , and that the taxes on the last men tioned
assessment were not paid.
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Therefore, It is or dered that the County Auditor of said county shall cancel said
last men tioned assessment by entry on the mar gi n of the assessment book and also on
the delinquent list.
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The petition of J . L. Bishop , fo r the cancellation of the ass essment of taxes for
t he year 1918, as appearing on page 190 , vol ume 3 , 1918 , and delinquent assessment book
~age 10, 1918, on the following described lands , to-wit:
SW 1 /4 of SE 1 /4 of Seo. 5 , and NW 1 /4 of N~ 1 /4 of Seo. 8 , Twp . 10, R. 28 , West,
S . B. M.
coming on for heari ng and it appea ring that at t he time of the said assessment the land
were lands of the United States and not subject t o taxa ti on by the State of California ,
or the County of Santa Barbara, it is hereby
Or dered that the said assessment be and is hereby annulled , vacated and set aside
and that the Clerk of the Board of Super visors be and hereby is directed t o spread this
order of cancellation upon the minutes of t he Board, and
It i s further or der ed t hat t he County Auditor of said county cancel said a s sessmen~
by entry on the mar gin of the assessment book and also on the delinquent list.
In the Matter of t he Petition of t~e Coast Land Company for cancel lation of
Erroneous Assessment.
The petition of the Coast land Company for the cancellation of the assessme n t of
truces for the year 1920 against certain l ands owned by it, to-wit:
Lots 5 and 6 Section 31, Tovrnship 9 !forth , Range 32 \iest and Lot 7, Section 4 ,
Township 8 North, Range 32 .iest, s . B. M.
coming on :for hear ing and it appear ing that a t the t ime of the said assessment the lands
were lands of t he United States and not subjec t to taxa t ion by the St ate of California
or the County of Santa Bar bara, it is hereby
Or dered that the said a ssessment be and the same is annulled, vacated and se t asid
and that t he Clerk of t he Board of Supe:rvisors be and hereby is dir ected to spread this
order of cancellation upon the minutes of the Board , and
It is further or dered tJm. t the County Auditor of said county cancel said assessment
by entry on the margin of the assessment book and also on the delinquent list.
In t he Matter of the Purchase of Bonds of the Permanent Road Divisi on of Sant a Ynez
by the County of Santa Barbara . I
WHE3EAS , it appears to the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara thal
t here is in the t reasury of the said County surplus money not required fo r the i~~ediate
necessities of said County t o the amount of ~ 300 , 0 00 . U O ,
WHEREAS , it appears to the Board t hat the i nterests of t he County of Santa Barbara
will be promoted by inves ting said money in Bonds of said Permanent Road Division of
Santa Ynez , bearing f ive per cent, interest,
IT IS RESOLVED AND ORDERED , that the County of Sant a Barbar a i nvest said surplus
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money not required for the immediate needs of said county i n the bonds above men tioned,
in such amounts and at suoh times as said surplus money may be available. and that t he
Chairman of this Board and the Auditor of this county be and they are authorized and
empowered to purchase said bonds fo r and on behalf of t his County as above provided,
said bonds to be placed i n the custody of the Treasurer of said County, to be held by
him as such treasurer until the further or der of this Board; and
IT IS FURTHER RESOLVED AND ORDERED that t he Auditor of this County be and he is
authorized to issue the necessary warrant, or warrants, on the Treasurer of this Count
in payment for said bonds as purchased ,upon delivery of the bonds purchased to the saiJ
t reasurer and that the said Treasurer be and he is hereby authorized to cash the same
when issued; and
IT IS FURTHER RESOLVED AND ORDERED , that on making any purchase of bonds as
authorized by this resolution, that the Chairman of this Board and Auditor of this
County fo rthwith make and file with the Clerk of t his Board a report in writing of
such purchase, or purchases .
~n the Matter of an Ordinance regulating the moving of cattle, sheep , goats , other
ruminants and swine &c, into t he County of Santa Barbara.
Upon mo tion duly seconded and carried the Board passed and adopted Ordi nance No.
409 in the above en titled matter. Upon the passage of said Ordinance , the roll being
called, the followi ng Supervisors voted Aye , to-wit: Sam J . St anvrood , J . T. To rrence,
w. L. ~albott, c. L. Preisker and H. s. Deader ick. Nays: None .
In the Matter of Leasi ng Real Pr operty f r om t he Southern Pacific Company,
WHERE.AS the County of Santa Bar bar a heretofore made application to l ease certain
real pr operty f r om the Southern Pacific Co mpany at or near the town of Guadalupe for
the purpose of handling trucks for the unloading of r ook and gr avel in cars, and said
company having pr esented a fo rm of lease in oonne ction therewith for exeoution , which
said lease is acceptable to said county , on motion
It is Resolved and Ordered that t he County of Santa Barbara. lease f rom said Southe
Pacific Company that certain real pr ope rty i ndicated on a blue print attached to said
form of lease . for one year, co mmencing February 15th, 1924. a t the annual rental of
~30 . 00 per year, and
It is further resolved and Ordered that the chairman and clerk of this Board
execute said lease on behalf of t he County of Santa Barbara.
In the Matter of the Permanent Road Division of Santa Ynez
~his being t he time heretofore J3 ra. ~ O"'--\\t e. fixed for receiving bids fo r fur nishi ng all tools
~~)'Y\~~e~-~ machinery, material and labor necessary for constructing and completing the pro posed -:u ',/' ~ ~ I"\'\ 0 ~
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improvement of certain r oads , in the above-entitled matter, the Board proceeded to
open and consider the following bids , t o-wit:
A. J . Grier
Chas. T. Richardson
E. H. Hunt and c. P. Reynolds
Blumenkranz & Ve rnon
Hall-Johnson Company
$296,890.00
.;,)325 ,000 . 00
$315,000.00
~338 ,850 . 00
~412,000. 00
It appearing to the Board that the bid of A. J. Grier is the lowest and best bid
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on motion duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the further consideration of said
bid be and the same is hereby continued until M.ay 8th, 1924, a t 2 o 'clock p . m. and
rt is further or dered that the bids of Chas. T. Riohardson , E. H. Hunt and c. P.
Reynolds , BlumenKranz & Vernon and Hall-Johnson Co., be and t he same are hereby rejected
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and the clerk of t his Board is directed to return the checks a ocomffD~ Said rejected
bids to the respective bidders.
Jn the Matter of fixing the salar~ of traffic officers of Santa Barbara County, .
on motion duly seconded and carr ied, it is ordered that the order hereto fore
County
made fixing the salary of t he traffic officers of Santa Barbara/at $225. 00 per month,
be and t he same is hereby rescinded, and
It is further ordered that the sala~ y of said traffic officers be and the same
i s hereby fixed a t $250. 00 per month, said salary to take effect from date of their
appointment by the Division of Motor Vehicles.
In the Matter of protecting forest, br ush and grass lands against f ire and
other in jury i n the County of Santa Barbara.
~aylor McDougal and J . V. Tracy, members of the farm bureau f ire protection oommittee
appe ared before t he board and requested that t h e County of Santa Barbara enter
into an agreement with t he State Forester for the pur pose of protecting forest, brush
and grass lands in said co unty, agains t f ire and other injury, outsi de the boundaries
of the Santa Barbara National Forest, in accordance with Subdivision 40 of Section
4041 of Article 4 of t he Political Code an~ presented with said request a form of
agreement prepared by said s tate Fore ster,
and carried
on motion duly seconded/it is ordered t hat said re quest be and t he same is hereby
gr anted, and it is further or dered that the Chairman and Cl erk of this Board are hereby
authorized and directed to execute said agree1mnt on behalf of the County of Santa
Barbar a .
In the Matter of Transferring Funds from the Gener al Fund to the Hospital Fund.
On motion duly seconded and carried, it is or dered that the sum of $20 ,000.00
be and the same is hereby transferred from t he General Fund to the Hospital Fund. Upon
the passage of the foregoing order, the roll being call ed, the fo l lowing Supervi sors
voted Aye, to wit : Sam J. Stanwood , J . T. Torrence, w. L . Talbott, c. L. Preisker and
H. s. Deaderick , Nays; None.
In the Matter of Petitions for County Aid.
It appeari ng to the Board that t he followi ng named petitioners are proper persons
to receive county aid,
On motion duly seconded and carried, it is or dered that the Auditor draw his
war rant on the Indigent Fund in favor of the following named persons for the sums set
opposite their respective names on the 1st day of June 1924, to- wi t:
Charles Y.l . Baker
Mrs. Plutaroho Carrillo
Mrs. J . M. Burleigh
Claud Johnson
Vicente A. Juarez
Annabelle McGreal
Ramon Lopez
1.iabel Hyde
Ida Flores
Anne Henrickson
FIRST SUPERVISOR DISTRICT.
$15.00
20. 00
30. 00
10. 00
12. 00
10. 00
1 5 . 00
Refugia Olivos
Jose Robles
Jose Maria Romero
Andrevr Ruiz
John P. \Vare
Mrs. Jessie K . \iilson
Ade line \'lrigh t
SECOND SUPERVISOR DISTRICT.
14. 25 Anto nio Poisard
THIRD SUPERVISOR DISTRICT.
10. 00 Maria Josefa Pico
15 . 00 Pedro v. Romero, et ux.,
$10.00
10. 00
15.00
10. 00
10. 00
10.00
10 . 00
8 .00
10. 00
25. 00
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Verda Anthony
Em!DS. P . Ant on
Anna Elphick
R. Cloak
Blanche E. Ermnons
Hattie B. Har bison
John Davies
I~ary Hedrick
FOURTH SUPERVISOR DISTRICT.
20 . 00
20 . 00
2 0 . 00
15 . 00
20. 00
10. 00
Donal da Moore
Uabel E. 11urr ay
11ae l!cCollum
J.iar ia Ramirez
Joseph Usher
FIFTH SUPERVISOR DISTRI CT .
a.oo Mar garet 1Ylarcum \iard
10. 00
20 . 00
20 . 00
40. 00
10. 00
10. 00
10.00
In the matter 0 the Petition of Ott o E. Kr amer, Pr obation officer for County
Aid for Victor Barrios , half- or phan.
It appe aring t o the satisfaction of t he Board that said Victor Barrios , aged 7
years is a half- or phan and is a proper pe r son t o receive County Aid , and he is in the
cust ody of said Otto E. Kr amer, Pr obat ion Officer,
It is ordered that the Auditor draw his warr ant on the Treasurer on Hospital
Fund, in favo r of said Otto E. Kr amer, Probati on officer for the sum of Ten & 00/100
dollars , and for a like amount on the first of each month hereafter until the fur t her
order of this Board, said money to be used for the support of t he above named minor.
In the matter of t he Petition of Mrs. Modesta Orosco for County Aid for Jessie,
Ji.hi.~'\ 9k
)\\y~\,'\ol.~~C\ Manuel and Josephi ne Orosco , half- orphans .
~-.ro~c.#./~ Q\1, It appearing to the satisfaction of the Board t hat said Jessie Or osco , aged 4
years , Manuel Orosco, aged 3 years and Josephine Orosco, aged 1 year, are half- or phans
and are pr oper persons to receive County Aid , and they are in t he custody of said Mrs.
Modesta Or osco,
It is ordered that the Auditor draw his warrant on t he Treasurer on Ho spital Fun
i n favor of said Mrs. Modesta Orosco for the sum of Thirty & 00/100 dollar s , and for a
like amount on the first of eaoh month hereafter until the fur ther or de ~ of this Board,
said money to be used for the support of the above named mi nors.
In the matter of t he Petition of Mrs . Clara Br ocklesby for County Aid for Rexwal~
and Miriam Brocklesby , half- orphans .
It appear ing to the satisfaction of the Board t hat said Rexwald Brocklesby 1 aged
.
13 year s and Miriam Brocklesby , aged 2 years are half- or phans and are proper persons
to receive County Aid, and they are in the custody of said ?Ars . Clara Br ocklesby ,
It is ordered that t he Auditor draw his warrant on the Treasurer on Hospital
Fund , in favor of said Ilirs. Clara Brocklesby for the sum of Twenty & 00 /100 dollars,
and for a l i ke amount on the f irst of each month hereafter until the fur ther or der of
this Board, said money to be used for t:oo support of the above named minors.
The Reports of c. G. Vandever, Superintendent Santa Barbara General Ho s pital,
A. s. Larsen, County Live Stock I nspector, Anna E. Mccaughey , Superintendent County
Detention Home and R. Lee Ste Fleur, Humane Officerfor t he mont h of April 1924, wer e
examined and or dered filed.
On motion duly seconded and carried, it is or dered that t he following cla i ms
be and the same are hereby re j ected, to-\Vit:
Strader , Bessie M.
The }A:o r ning Press
The Marion Steam Shovel Co .
$9. 00
57.04
453. 24
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Burum, H. L. GENERAL FUND ~20 .10 Allowed for
California Fruit Gl"' s . Exch .
Campbell, R. J .
Candy , s. w.
Carlisle & Co. , A.
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Carro 11 Ella
Chalmers, Thomas
Cricula.r Lette r Co.
Clancy , A. L.
Columbia Carbon Co., The
Cook , Sidney
Cooley , H. 1~ .
Coppedge & Wi lloughby
Covarrubi as , E. o.
II Yr is
Cox , J . M.
Craviotto , E. J .
Crist , B. G.
Cuesta , Ger ard s. de la
Cunnane , 'vV . B.
Curtis, Susie T.
D'Andrea, G.
Davis , D. D.
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Davie, Henry
Deaderick , H. s.
Deu, J . B.
Dewing, H. A.
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Diehl Grocery Co.
Domingue s , John
II Ivfary
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Dominguez, 1JI . R.
Downer & Co., Fr ed a .
Downi ng , Emil y J .
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Drexl er, A. H.
Edelblute, J . L.
Elizondo, Jacobo
Emerick , T.
" Thomas
Enter prise Dairy Co .
Enterpri se Launderers
$20 .00
2 . 64
5.80
27 .50
1199.57
647.90
6.30
139 .98
75.32
90.00
4.00
3 .40
116.75
63. 32
2.80
20 . 00
4 2 . 58
6.40
11.10
70 . 00
15.00
32 .30
76.60
1 . 40
10 .70
.so
1.40
125. 00
7.80
4.20
47.10
40 . 00
1 4 .50
52.50
36.92
31.50
10 .50
50.00
56 .70
75.7l.
18.00
a.oo
57.40
2.90
10. 00
48 . 00
18.00
41. 52
14.01
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Erkens, Phoebe J . GE!IBRAL FUND
Fairbanks, I.iorse & Co.
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Fillmore, E. M
Fitzgerald, Frank
Flores, Alfonso
Forbes, James F .
Fox, Maud c
Fox , M~ud C.
Freeze and Freeze
Gano, Robert
George, c. E.
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Gewe, Henry R.
Gidney, Pe a r l c .
Good Roads Maoniner y Co .
Gott, C. A.
Grand, G.
Greer, F. C.
Gutierrez, Aldeane
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Hanson, A. B.
Har kson, Harald
Henning, I. B.
Henr y , 1v1amie
Hicks, I!arshall nr.
Hogle, c. A.
Houghton , E. J.
Hunt, C. A.
Hunt , V. B .
Hurst, L. c .
Huseman , L.
Ikeda, M.
Jans sens , J . R
J i mi nez, A.
Johnson, Florence C.
Kelly Springfield Tire Co .
Kemp , Wi llard
Ki mball , Jos eph B.
King , J . F.
Lamb Auto Electric Co .
Lambert , c. E.
Lambert , Clarence
n Fred
II Ray
Lant er, Iv1:rs. J . \V .
Larc o Fish Co ., s.
Levy, Adolph H.
$20. 60
6. 48
6 . 14
37 . 51
101 .40
70 . 00
14. 20
12.00
12.00
230 . 69
8. oo
29. 15
54 . 70
7.70
175. 00
25 . 79
12.25
4 . 00
20 . 45
50 . 00
3. 35
3 . 05
77 . 40
14 . 90
42 .58
33. 90
25 . 60
46 .80
11 . 60
157 . 56
165. 00
3 08 . 70
17.00
3. 00
87 . 10
56 . 70
242 . 46
66 .10
179 . 50
49 . 50
156 . 37
7.40
47 . 50
12.00
113. 50
100.00
20 . 00
6 .45
26 . 30
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Lillibridge , c. H.
Lincoln , Louise
Lompoc Garage
rr Record
Loa Angeles & Santa Barbara Motor Express Co.
Lucas , Coblentz & Thorner , Drs .
Lucas sanita r ium
ltfahu:rin, John
Mai ers , G. F.
Mann, F . A.
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Martindale , M. A.
1fartinez , Tom
Mason, John
i.tay , Fred L.
Tuleals, G. w.
Midland Counties Pub. Service Co r p' n .
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lviille r, D.
Mi l l er , Dan
Mission Office Equipment Co.
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Moore Mercantile Co.
Morni ng Press, The
Morris , L. J .
Morris , s . E.
Munoz, Guadalupe
1~1cCabe, C. D.
MeCaughey , Anna E.
" J . P .
Mo Gregor & Sons
ltrcKenzie, Geo.
Nelson, Sadri ck
Novotny, Chas.
O' Br yant , Matilda
Oglesby, John F.
Ontiveros , Zolio A.
Ord roe Co .
Osburn, Wm. Q.
Ott Hardware Co .
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Ovieda , Tony
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Ovieda , Tony
Pacific Chemical Co.
Pacific Coast Coal Co .
$ 9.90
10.00
10. 00
15 .92
7.oo
2. 21
5 .75
l5. 00
18.95
35 . 50
12.00
14. 25
15.00
16.00
54. 00
3 . 80
10.00
7. 00
3 . 50
52 . 00
28 .oo
1.00
3 . 00
33.95
.30
256 .84
16.30
82 . 43
42 . 58
40.00
1 30. 00
187 .15
34 . 87
7 . 30
108.50
68 . 25
50.00
31.50
21.00
3 . 39
2 . 00
7 . 02
6 . 60
20.11
30 . 00
52 .50
30 . 00
160 . 63
218 . 56
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Paoi:fio Coast Coal Co. GENERAL FUND
II u Publishing
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Pacific Laundry
l?almer , Wendell
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Parma Co.
Patterson, A.
Peter, I. B.
Pico, John B .
Pope, A. s .
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Roberts , Harry
Robertson, Mamie
Robles, G.
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Romero, L
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Ross , James
Ruiz , Hobie
Ruiz, Joe
Ruiz, Joe D.
R11nkle Shoe Co.
Sacconaghi , Baldesare
Santa Barbara Auto Wrecking Co .
Santa Bar bara Daily News
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Santa Barbara Telephone Co .
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Santa Maria Gas Co.
" " Valley Vvarehouse
Schauer Printing Studio
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Scott, Mrs. Hattie
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Seadise Oil Company
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$13. 81
3.15
13.75
61. 00
1.75
1 . 45
2 . 20
2 . 57
21 .00
51.00
22 . 50
15.50
17.20
19.25
16.71
50 .00
21.92
61 . 80
22. 40
73. 26
2. 00
60 . 00
40 . 00
20 . 00
65 . 00
371 . 20
21 .60
46.00
18.00
1 5 . 75
s .oo
11.00
35. 00
5 . 00
13.80
5 .45
4,55
58 . 82
203. 38
3 .12
78 . 35
86 . 25
122. 90
29 .90
2 . 40
7 . 50
35.00
35. 00
240. 00
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Shantz, Benj .
Sheppard, Laura
Shutes, Ben
Sinex, Edgar L.
Smith, Chas . L.
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Solvang Co . Store
Solvang Garage
Sorenson, Sam .
GENERAL FU!ID
Souther n Counties Gas Company
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Souther n Pacific Milling Co .
Sperber, I~elli e
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Stevens , Chas . s.
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Stockton St ate Hospital
St ockwell Lock Inspector Co .
St oddard, C. s.
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Strader, B ~ssie M
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Stuart, Ned
st. Vincent School
Swan , James
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Sweetser , H. C.
Sylvester , Henry D.
Talbott, W. L .
Taver na and Co
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Taylor , A. A.
Thompson, E. H.
" F . B.
Tomlinson, Flo~enc e T.
Torrence, J . T.
Travis , R. M.
Trujillo, James
Truji llo, M.
Uni on Feed & Fuel Co .
Union Mill and Lumber ao.
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Union Oil Company of California
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$223. 83
28 . 50
49 . 50
12 . 50
9. 60
13. 60
6 .10
42 . 74
18 .10
49 . 00
24 . 52
24. 52
24 .52
17.15
l.10
24.40
5 . 00
5 .00
60 . 00
12. 00
5. 00
15.00
5 .00
20. 00
9 . 00
88 . 00
1071.44
22 . 50
7.50
5 . 00
31. 60
46 .80
9 . 00
18 . 00
19 . 90
15. 00
41 . 57
2 .10
36. 00
12. 15
3. 00
29 . 25
90 .40
15. 67
201. 96
11.86
10. 00
107. 62
48 . 61
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Unzueta, D.
Valley Oil Co.
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Van Leer,J. P
Van Tasse l , Louise B.
Vasquez , R
Ventura Refining Company
Verine, P.
Veronica Stone Co .
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Vodicka , Fr ank
Walker, J . w.
Water Works Depart ment
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Watson, J. N.
Weidman, Elizabeth
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GElfERAL FUND
Western Machine & Foundry Company
Western Machine &
Western Union Tel . Co.
Western Union Tel. Co.
\\'heat on , \"I . H.
Wheaton, \V. H.
White House, The
Williams, J . G.
Wilson & D' Andrea
Winchester , R. F .
\Vylie, Thos . B.
Yawman & Erbe lffg . Co .
Young; ;Frank
Aggeler & Musser Seed Co.
Agnew, Alice
Anderas
Anderholm, Lily
Anderson, Car l
Babcock , D. w.
Bago zzi, J,
Baker Li nen Co. , H.
Barr on, D.
Baumer, Tillie
Beadle , Iv1: w.
Betlamini, Toni
Boeseke-Dawe Co
Bogler, A.
Bowin, Y.
w.
HOSPITAL FUND
$ 2.50
36 .13
196.00
40.00
9.50
57 . 50
50. 05
12.70
18.00
8 . 00
249 .20
10.00
584.00
1536.00
88. 00
14.90
6 . 55
231.88
2. 61
14. 89
6 . 59
4.51
. 55
.2 3. 36
43,90
1 . 30
1 2 2 . 52
5 . GO
3.10
422 .45
73.26
10.00
54.52
5 .40
9"0 . 00
75.83
20 . 00
60 ,00
145. 00
20. 00
90 . 00
3 . 50
120.00
17 . 55
135 . 00
39 .oo
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348
Bowman , E. M.
Brierly, A.
Buron, J .
HOSPITAL FUND
California Mar ket
Campbell , w. L.
Carter , Ruby
Castanada , Carlotta
Certifi ed Laboratory Products
Co ast Wholesale Grocery Co .
Columbia Drug Co .
Cutter Laboratory, The
Davis , Jack L.
Diaz , Antonio
Diehl ' s Grocery Co .
Downer & Co . , Fred A.
Evans, E. G.
Flynn , E.
Friedly , Ruby
Garratt- Callahan Co .
Giorgi ' s Motor Transfer Co .
Hester, James H.
Hoey , George F .
Hunt , R.
Hyatt , ivlary
n Melvin
Jae obs en , Julie
Johnson , I'/larie
Kano , }~ .
Laroe Fish Co ., s .
Leos , J .
Lewis , Ida Mae
Lindstrom, Victor
Lush, Ivlar ion
Lynch , John
MacArthur , Alister
MaoQuarrie , James
lA:artin, Emma
II
II
1{ .
T.illie
lvlellus Br os . & Co .
Millard, Jess
Mission Produce & Supply Co .
ll/loxley , w. B.
McAllister , R. G.
l'.ioNul ty , T. A.
Nelson , Lewis
Nicholls , Harry
Nicols, Julia
Nicols , Dr. N.
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$75 .83
65 . 00
45. 00
154. 76
100.00
l00 . 00
55. 00
63 .80
152 . 08
26 . 10
33. 35
29 . 03
ll0. 00
330. 54
12. 30
20 . 00
10 .00
32 . 26
65 . 34
74 . 74
s . oo
14. 67
24.00
70. 00
108 . 39
12. 00
70 .00
16.67
13. 75
60 . 00
100. 00
75.00
115. 00
110 .00
24 .00
75 .00
36 . 00
65 .00
75. 00
11. 76
49 . 03
160. 24
10.00
46.45
26 .00
5 .00
18 .87
70. 00
125. 00
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Ott Hardware Co. HOSPITA.L FUND
" " II
Overaa , Ole A.
Pacific Co ast Publishing Co .
Pac ific Coffee Stores Co.
Peter, Ira B
Pioo, A.
Piovesan, Geo.
Ramires , It1atilda
Richardson , c. ~ .
ll "
Rigney , Wm .
Ri gney , Wm
Russ , George
Santa Barbara Flour. !~ills
" " It
II lf Telephone Co.
Saxild, Johanne
Scherer Co., R. L.
II "
II II
Schreiber, Olga E.
Seaside Oil Co., The
ll II II
Sharpe, Louise
Shaw, Dorothy
Shirrell, c. L.
Spreitz , H. A.
Squi bb & Sons , E. R.
Standard Engi neering & Lubricat i ng Co .
Tanner, L.
Union Feed and Fuel Co .
Union Mill and Lumber Co .
Vandever , c. G.
Vandever, Si gne
Velasque z , J esus
Webb , lviargaret
\lies tern Dairy Supply Co .
~aster n Wholesale Dr ug Co .
Westwick Iron Works
Vfueeler, Richard
\i'ilson , Fr ank
Associated Charities I l~G I DENT FU1ID
II II
Boradori, Sam
Broadway Cash Gr ocer y
II 11
II " II
$80 . 65
226. 05
120 .oo
9. 20
83. 20
5 . 40
60 . 00
85. 00
6 5 . 00
25 . 00
25 .00
90. 00
105 . 00
4 . 20
31 . 90
79.95
39 .01
48 . oo
27 . 73
45 . 60
6 . 11
100. 00
23.11
364. 80
11.61
100 .00
125 . 00
100. 00
4 . 37
111.72
70 . 00
845 . 85
7.60
250 . 00
140. 00
88. 00
40 . 64
4. 80
24. 85
11.75
5. 00
104 .84
303. 52
563. 63
19 . 98
20 .00
20. 00
10.00
3-t
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Br own's Dr ug Store I NDI GENT FUND
Coblentz & Schwa.bacher
II "
II "
Gagnier, L. E .
Haslam and Co ., w. A.
" "
" "
Herron, J . W.
II II
J ordano Bros .
Love ren , Dr . G. s.
Lucas Sanitarium
II "
II "
J\1:oore 1vlercantile Co.
Parma Co .
Pearson, c. H.
Pi ppin, E. J .
" "
Santa Barbar a Post 1~ 0 . 49 American Legion
Sinclair, S. F.
Steel e, J . II{ .
" J ohn Iv1 .
Sutter, Bogue & Goodman
Tobey, \V. c.
Union Feed & Fuel Co .
Wat ts, Stanley
11 11
Abbud , George
Almonzo , F ,
Ambrose Lumber Co.
Anaya , Ben ito
Ayala , A.
Bates , T. \li/ .
Dominguez , L. J .
Domi nguez, M. R.
II Paul
Flor ez , J .
Hickey Br os. Co .
Hogle , C. A.
J i minez, A.
II "
Moreno , A.
II . Ab
" A.
lvtorris, H. Vi .
Richardso n , c. T.
FIRST ROAD FUND
$ 4 . 75
10. 00
10 .00
10.00
30 . oo
20. 00
20 .00
20.00
20 .00
20 .00
10. 00
20.00
20 . 00
10 . 50
4 . 00
20.00
48 .oo
10 . 00
120 . 36
81.88
113. 00
9 .80
20 . 00
.20 .oo
20 .oo
28 . 66
13.00
70. 00
70.00
10. 50
30. 00
11.60
10 . 50
45 . 50
26 . 00
34. 00
6 . 30
26 . 25
22. 75
88.78
5. 20
6.30
6 .30
28 . 00
10. 50
26 . 25
38 .50
84.00
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Ayala , J. P.
Del br ook, Geo.
Fel i s , s.
Gonzalea , E.
Gonzale s , E.
Lopez, J.
II J .
n T.
n T.
Lucchesi, Fred
rr "
" "
IIavarro, E.
" "
Ogan , R. J .
Por tillo , J .
Romer o , Fr ed
Yneguez , A.
Aguirre, I!anuel
II "
Arbelaitz, Joe
Aredondo , F .
Bar nes , Wi lbur
Blakeway , E. C.
Br ooks , M. F.
Camargo , Marcello
Campbell , Ge or ge
Ray
II "
Castro , Guadalupe
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Clancy , A. L.
If "
Dov~ns , Shel by
Fi elds , J . w.
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Gneisa , Char les
Hans on, A. B.
Hende r s on, J . L.
Hill , E. de
Jamis on, s. I .
J i mi nez , F i to
Joha nsen , JenS'
Jones , C. A.
Lo:rd , Geo. R.
Meacham, Stanley
May 5th, 1924.
SECOND ROAD FUlID
$127 . 40 Allowed or
THIRD ROAD FillTD
R.
J .
$144. 00
12 . 00
27 .00
34. 00
24 . 00
48 . 00
46 . 00
48 . 00
46 . 00
24 . 00
24 . 00
44. 00
24 .00
44 . 00
147 .40
20. 00
44. 00
12. 00
40 . 00
76 . 00
33 . 25
32 . 00
34. 00
24. 00
59 . 50
3 . 50
14. 00
14. 00
33. 25
20 . 00
40 .00
24. 00
20 . 00
10 .00
47 . 25
21 . 00
17 . 50
26 . 00
8 . 60
172 . 50
14.00
17 . 50
84 . 00
12 . 00
44. 00
49 .oo
38. iO
351
352
Munoz, Ed
Olsen, Soren
Ontivero s , Lawrence
Ontiveros, Tom
Pagliotti, John
11 Peta
Petersen , J . F.
Quntana, A. D.
fl Stephen
Robles, R.
Romo, Ed .
Spence , Jr., Fred
Stayton , T. A.
Stewart , \'1/ . w.
Summers, George
Torrence , w. F .
Triplett, L. A.
Worth, Lee
Nicoles & Fabin.g
Associated Oil Co .
Laundry , Auto
Berterman, E. w.
Bobo, G. w.
Boyd , E. w.
Br oadway Battery Shop
Calderon, Jose
II Valentine
Clark, J . w.
Crakes, Thos .
Crescent Garage
De Rosa, Joe
Domingues, John
Fesler, John
Fesler, John
Foster, C. H.
Glines, John T.
Goodchild , John T.
11 Willia
Gor i n , John
Grandover, F .
Hazar d , o. P.
Helser & Bailey
Lukeman Bros.
J.riain, J . B.
Martin , J . C.
~n:ar tine z , M.
McCoy , J . R.
THIRD ROAD FUND
.
FOURTH ROAD FUND
FIFTH ROAD FUND
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$ 7 . 00
10. 50
28 . 00
6 .00
4 . 00
60 .oo
71 . 50
28 . oo
28 .00
12 . 00
16. 00
2 .00
17 . 00
17 .00
29 .75
l4. 00
24. 00
10 .50
1 . 00
11. 93
22. 50
25 . 50
7 . 23
46 . 75
60. 50
33.00
a.5o
16. 00
114. 00
16 . 60
93.50
17.50
112.00
112 .00
28 .00
133. 00
30 .00
40 . 25
17 . 50
12. 50
30 . 00
27 . 95
21 . 55
61.00
38 .50
28 . 00
25 .78
:r~ay 5t h , 1924.
Niverth, S. B. FIFTH ROAD FUllD
Nogues , Pete
Oj eda, Jose
Ontiveros , F.
Paoif i o Coast Coal Co .
Pimentel , J . c.
" "
Rice, Fr ed
" II
Roberts , Jack
Rubel Iviot or Co
II II
" II
Rui z , Hobie
" "
II II
" II
" Joe
" II
Santa Barbara Telephone Co;
Senay, P. F .
Silva, Louie
Simas , Tony
Sis g_uoc Gar age
Union Oil Co . of Cal if.
Valley Motor Co .
II "
Valley Oil Co .
Vi cente, ]11anuel
Wilson , Geo.
II
Hendricks , R.
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Ott Har dwar e Co.
Ver ine , P
Bar ker, J . B.
Boyd, E. w.
Cooper, Harold
Dimock , s. B.
Ferr ar i , A.
For bes , J . J .
Goodchild , Eddie
Goodchild, Ramon
Grafft, John
Henne ssy , l.tl . B.
w.
Hildenbrand, Jr., A. J .
Huyck , Mont e
Mar tin, T. H.
SIXTH ROAD FUND
GEHERAL ROAD FUND
$175. 25
66 . 00
70 . 00
25 . 50
24 . 28
9 . 00
18 . 00
60 . 00
20 . 00
38 . 50
17 .00
6 . 50
1 . 30
16 . 00
20 . 00
2 . 40
1 0 . 00
12. 00
2. 00
2 . 25
23 . 56
50. 00
65 .50
23 . 55
25 . 20
8 . 50
1. 70
82 .87
33. 00
22. 00
16 . 50
58 . 50
.40
25 . 00
35 . 00
254 . 00
106 . 00
26 .00
42. 00
20 . 60
99. 75
243. 75
168 . 00
100. 00
50 . 00
138 . 00
18 . 00
353
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Olsen , Harry
Ro emer & Ro emer
" II
Ruffner, Chas . E.
Ruffner, Ralph
Smith Hardware Co .
Acost a , F .
Aguirre, Manue l
" II
Boeseke-Dawe Co .
Castro, Guadalupe J .
" "
Corder o, Joe .
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Forsyth , Ronald G. H.
" " "
" William
II II
Haslam, W. E.
Jiminez, Fito
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Jones, c. A.
Mall , F .
Moll, F .
11ontezano , J .
II "
I~otho rn, \'I. E.
II 11
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,i.I Ott Hard,~are Co.
" "
Padil la , F.
Par ks , G. A.
" "
Ross, v\'i lliam
Seo tt , J . R.
Stevens , J . L.
Swan , James
" "
Bailey, Ethel H.
II II
Er kins , Phoebe J .
Fox , l~aud c.
" "
Heiges , L. E.' J~ . D.
Loveren , Dr. G. s .
Osburn, Vlm. . Q.
Pope, A. s.
GENERAL ROAD FUND
GOOD ROADS FUIID
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$10 . 50
186 . 90
132. 84
7. 00
32 . 00
31.00
55. 00
36.00
20 .00
2.35
32 . 00
40 . 00
54 .00
56 .00
70 .00
170. 00
59 . 50
.
14.00
27.50
92.00
20.00
52 . 00
96 . 00
96 .00
52 .00
44.00
60 .00
60 .00
8 . 64
l . 22
44. 00
141.88
100. 00
44.00
102 .75
22.00
25 . 00
50. 00
5.00
15.00
5. 00
15 . 00
5 . OO
62 . 50
125 . 00
5 .00
15.00
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May 5t h, 1924.
Smit h , Edgar Daniel SJ!.LA.RY FUND
Santa Bar bar a Tel ephone Co . ADVERTI SING FUND
Midl and Co . Pub . Serv. Cor p. CAS;,!ALIA ST. LIGHT ING FUND
Santa Barbara Free Pub . Libr ar y COUNTY LIBRARY FUND
Bee, Henry
Santa Maria Gas Co.
Eddy , James
De la Guerra , Alexander
Shef t y , ~i . L .
Stemper, John
GUADALUPE PUB . CEJIBTERY
DIST . FUND
GUADALUPE ST . LIGHTING
DIST . FUND
LOS ALA1IOS PUB. CE}11ETERY
DIST . FUND
Midland Counties Pub . Ser v . Cor p . LOS ALAMOS ST .
II "
Anderson , J . A.
City o:f Sant a 1.ilar ia
Dudley , Geo. L.
Rivas , s. J .
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LIGHTING DIST . FU!ID
OROUTT ST . LIGHTING
DIST . FUND
SANTA lURIA CELIBTERY DI ST . FUND
$25. 00
27 . 50
42 .00
4400. 00
93.50
76. 50
19. 00
8 .00
4. 00
16. 00
101. 50
1 00 . 00
107 . 40
50. 00
100. 00
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Upon the passage of t he f oregoing or der, the r oll being ca l l ed , the follo~ing
Sup ervisors voted Aye, to- wit: Sam J . Stanwood , J . T. To rrence , VI . L. Talbott, c. L.
Preisker and H. s. Deaderick. Nays , None.
On mo tiom t he Board adjourned s i ne die
The for egoing minutes are hereby appr oved.
Super visor s .
Atte s t:-
4 . I Clerk.
CALL FOR A SPECIAL I.IBETING
We , t he undersigned members of the Board of Supervisors of t he County of Santa
Barbara, State o:f Cali forn ia , believing that the i nteres t s of the County requi re that
a special meeting of t he Board of Super visors be called to attend t hereto .
It is or dered t hat a special meeting of t he Board of Supervisors of t he County
of Santa Bar bara , State of California , be and the saim is her eby called for May 8th ,
1924 , at 10 o' clock a. m
The follo\ving i s t he business to be tran.sacted at s aid meeting , to - wi t:
In t he Matter of t he Permanent Road Divi sion of Santa Ynez. To c onsider the bid of A.
J . Grier heretofo re submitted, i n t he above e ntitled matter and t o make any necessary or
pr oper order in connection t h erewith.
In t h e l~atter of Canvassing t he Returns of the r.my Primary Election held Aiay 6th , 19 24 .
To canvass said returns and make an order declaring the res ult t h ereof.
Dated May 8th , 1924.
Board of Supervisors of the County
of Santa Barbara , Sta te of Califor
nia .
c. L . Preisker
w. L. Talbott
H. s. Deaderick
Sam J . Stanwood
J . T. To"rrenoe
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Board of Supervisors of the Countl of Santa Barbara, State of California
May 8th , 1924, 1: 30 P. M. Present: Supervisors Sam J . Stanwood, J. T.
Torrence, w. L. Talbott, c. L. Preisker and H. s. Deaderick, the Clerk and
District Attorney . Supervisor H. s. Deaderick in the Chair.
The Board met pursuant t o call
In the Matter of t he Permanent Road Divi s i on of Santa Ynez.
This being the time heretofpre fixed for the further consideration of the bid of
A. J . Grier for furnishing all tools, machinery, labor and material necessary for constructing
and completing the proposed improvement to certain roads, in the above - entit~ed
matt er, I
On motion duly seconded and carried, with the consent of the said bidder, it is '
ordered that the further consideration of said bid be and the sane is hereby continued
until May 19th, 1924, at 10 o' clock a. m.
Whereas, In accordance with the provisions of Section 3805 of the Political
In the Iv1atter o:f the Cancellation of Erroneous or Double Assessment . I
the State of California, the Tax Collector of the County of Santa Barbara, has discove ed
and certified to the Board of Supervisors of said County, under date of Jviay 7th , 1924, I
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as follows: I have discovered that Lots 5-5 and SW 1/4 and W 1/2-e:f:tti SW 1/4 of Seo . 12
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Twp . 11, R. 30 , 160 acres, and NE 1/4 of Sec . 11, Twp. 11 , R. 30 , 160 acres was assessl
ed for the year 1923-24, to G. M. Emerson as shown on page 194, Vol . 3, and that all
the taxes , penalties, costs and other charges by law thereon have been paid in full ;
That the same property was also assessed for the same year to John P. Black, as sho-m.
on page 192, Vol. 3, and that the taxes on 1he last mention assessment were not paid .
Therefore , It is ordered that the County Auditor of said county shall cancel said
last mentioned assessment by entry on the margin of the assessment book and also on th~
delinquent list .
In the Matter of Correcting Clerical Error in Assessroont .
It satisfactorily appear ing to the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa
Barbara, State of California, :from a statement furnished by the County Assessor that
there is a c~erioal error in the assessment of Orpha Hodson for the fiscal Y$ar 1923- 2 ,
and ap~lication having been made to this Board by said County Assessor for authority
to correct said erroneous assessment, and the written consent of the District Attorney
having been obtained therefor , and
rt is further appearing that the correcting of said assessment will decrease the
amount of taxes charged against said tax payer by reason thereof.
On motion duly seconded and carried , it is order ed that the County assessor be
and he is hereby authori zed and direoted to correct said assessment on the ass.essment
roll of the County of Santa Barbara for the f i scal year 1923- 24, by stri king off the
assessment of said Orpha Hodson as shown on Vol . 2, page 199 , and the penalty in connection
thereWith.
In the Matter of Canvassing the Returns of the May Primary Election hel d May 6th ,
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~"h Q.mO\~ . The returns of the May primary Election held on the 6th day o:f May 1924 , having al
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been received , the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara, State of Calif-
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ornia, proceeded to canvass the same , said canvass being made in public by opening the
returns and ascertaining the vote of said county and of each precinct there in for ea.oh per son
voted for at said election, and having completed the same declared the result th er eof
as follows : whole number of votes ca.st in the County 6669; the names of the persons
voted for as Delegates to 1he National Convention of each of the Political Parties hereinafter
named and the number of votes given to each of said persons in each pr ecinct
respectively , as follows :
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State of California
t-J'-JWJ .REPUBLlCAN_ _ Statement of All Votes Cast at Each Polling Place
ELECTION
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Santa Barbara No. 19
Santa Barbara No. 20
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Santa Barbara No. 23
Santa Barbara No. 24
Santa Barbara No. 25
Santa Barbara No. 26
Santa Barbara No. 27
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In the Matter of the Correcting Allowance of Clain1,
on motion duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the order made on the
7th day of April, 1924, allowing the claim of The Good Roads Machinery Co., for the
sum of $14.79 on the lat Road Fund, be and the same is hereby rescinded, and it is
further ordered that said claim be allowed for said amount on the 6th Road Fund and
the Auditor directed to draw a warrant therefor .
On motion the Board adjourned sine die.
Attest:
CALL FOR A SPEC~AL MEETING.
We, the undersigned members of the Board of Supervisors of t he County of Santa
Barbara, State of California, believing that the interests of the County require that
a special meeting of the Board of Supervisors be called to attend thereto.
It is ordered that a special meeting of t he Board of Supervisors of the County
of Santa Barbara, State of California, be and the same is hereby called for May 19th,
1924, at 10 o'clock a. m.
The following is the business to be transacted at said meeting, to-wit:
} In the Matter of the Pennanent Road Division of Santa Ynez. To consider the bid of
A. J. Grier heretofore submitted, in the above entitled matter', and to make any neeessary
or proper order in connection therewith
Dated May 8th, 1924.
Board of Supervisors of the County of
Santa Barbara, State of California.
H. s. Deaderick w. L. Talbott
J. T. Torrence
c. L. Preisker
Sam J. Stanwood
Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara, state of California,
May 19th 1924, 10 o'clock a. m. Present: Supervisors H. s. Deaderick,
Sam J. Stanwood, J. T. Torrence, w. L. Talbott and c. L. Preisker, the
Clerk and Distriot Attorney. Supervisor H. s. Deaderick in the Chair
The Board met pursuant to call.
In the Matter of a Map of Santa Barbara Estates being a Subdivision of a portion of
the Hope Ranch Park,
It appearing to the Board that the owners of a certain tract or subdivision of land
in the above-entitled matter, situate in the County of Santa Barbara. State of California,
designated a subdivision of a portion of the Hope Ranch Park, have subdivided the
same for 't!he purpose of sale, anl
- It further appearing that said tract of land is in unincorporated territory but
within three miles from the exterior boundaries of the City of Santa Barbara,
On motion duly seoonded and carried, it is ordered that said map of said subdivision
be submitted to the city planning commission of the City of Santa Barbara, in
accordance with law, and
It is further ordered that upon said map being made, indorsed and acknowledged
according to law and aooepted by the proper authori~ies and before being filed with the
County Recorder the owners of said tract execute and .file with this Board a good and
su:ffioient bond in the sum of $6000.00, and by its terms made to inure t o the benefit
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of the County of Santa Barbara, conditioned for the payment of all taxes which are
at the time o:f filing said map a lien against said tract or any part thereof but
not yet payable.
In the Matter of the Petition of J. W, Dorrance, et al.~ for right of way across
Southern Pacific Railroad track where Holley Avenue, in the town of Carpinteria,
crosses said railroad.
On motion duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the County Surveyor
survey, prepare field notes and a blue print thereof of the proposed right of way pra -
ed for in the above entitled matter and present the same to this Board at its next r -
gul.ar meeting.
In the Matter of Correcting Erroneous Assessment
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It satisfactorily appearing to the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa
Barbara, State of California, from a statement furnished by the County Assessor that
the assessment af R. G. Herbert, et ux., (written R. G. Harbest in Assessment book)
as shown on Vol. 1, page 181, for the fiscal year 1923-24, is erroneous, said proper
mentioned in said assessment being exempt from tax:a.ti on by reason of being covered by
soldiers exemption, and application having been made to this Board by said County
Assessor to correct said assessment, and the written consent of the District Attorney
it is ordered
having been o bt~ined therefor,
On motion duly seconded and carried . /that t he County Audi tor of said county ahal
cancel said errone oua assessment by en try on the margin of the assessment book as
aforesaid.
In the Matter of Creating an Insurance Fund of the County of Santa Barbara.
On motion duly seconded and unanimously carried, it is ordered that an Insurance
Fund be and the same is hereby established in the County of Santa Barbara, and
It is further ordered that all funds hereafter received in pay~ent of the princi:wiJ.
on the is sue of bonds of Carpinteria Road Improvement District No. 1, which said bond
are owned by the County of Santa Barbara, and all funds hereafter received in payment
of interest on said bonds be paid into said Insurance Fund~ and
It is further ordered that all funds heretofore collected in payment of the
principal and interest on said bonds, now in the General Funl, be and the same is
hereby ordered transferred from said General Fund to said Insurance Fund.
In the Matter of the Permanent Road Division of Santa Ynez.
This being the time heretofore fixed for the further consideration of the bid of
A. J. Grier for furnishing all tools, machinery, material and labor necessary for
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constructing and completing the proposed improve~ nt of certain roads, in the aboveentitled
matter,
On motion duly seconded and carried, with the consent of the said bidder, it is
ordered that the further consideration of said bid be and the same is hereby continue
until May 27th, 1924, at 10 o'clock a. m.
On .motiqn the Board adjourned sine die.
Superv sore.
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We, the undersigned members of the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa
Barbara, State of California, believing that the interests of tbe County require that
a special meeting of the Board of Supervisors be called to attend thereto.
It is ordered that a special meeting of the Board of Supervisors of the County
of Santa Barbara, State of California, be end the same is hereby called for May 28th,
1924, at 10 o'olook a. m.
The following is the business to be transacted at said meeting, to-wit:
In the Matter of the Permanent Road Division of Santa Ynez. To consider the bid of
A. J. Grier heretofore submitted, in the above entitled IJBtter; and to make any neoesssry
or proper order in connection therewith
Dated May 19th, 1924.
B_oard of Supervisors of the County of
Santa Barbara, State of ~alifornia.
c. L. Preisker
H. s. Deaderick
W. L. Talbott
J. T. Torrence
Sam J. Stanwood
Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara, State of
California, May 28th 1924, at 10 o'clock a. m. Present: Supervisors
H. S. Deaderick, Sam J. Stanwood, J. T. Torrence, W. L. Talbott and
c. L. Preiaker, the Clerk and District Attorney. Supervisor H. s.
Deaderick in the Chair.
The Board met pursuant to call.
In the Matter of the Purchase of Bonds of the Permanent Road Division of Santa
Ynez by the County of Santa Barbara.
On motion duly seconded and unanimously carried, it is ordered that the resolution
made on the 5th day of May 1924, authorizing the purchase of the issue of
$300.000.00 of bonds of the Permanent Road Division of Santa Ynez, be and the same is
hereby vacated and set aside
In the Matter of the Purchase of Bonds of the Permanent Road Division of Santa
Ynez by the County of San ta Barbara.
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara
that there is in the treasury of the said County surplus money not required for the
immediate necessities of said county to the amount of $100,000.00, and
Whereas. it appears to the Board that the interests of the County of Santa
Barbara will be promoted by investing said money in bonds of said Permanent Road
Division of Santa Ynez, bearing five per cent interest payable annually,
It is Resolved and Ordered. that the County of Santa Barbara invest said surplus
money not required for the immediate need of said County in bonds of the Perman~
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out of the following funds, to wit: 50 Bonds of said issue, numbered 251 to 300 inclusive
for $1000.00 each. payable out of the General Funds; 10 Bonda of said issue,
numbered 201 to 210 inclusive for $1000.00 each payable out of the Good Roads Fund; 10
Bonde of said issue numbered 211 to 220, inclusive for $1000.00, each, payable out of
the Sixth Road Fund; 10 Bonds of said issu.e, numbered 221 to 230 inclusive for $1000.00
each, payable out of the Fifth Road Fund; 10 Bonds of said issue, numbered 231 to 240
inclusive for $1000.00 each, payable out of the Third Road Pund; 5 Bonds of said issue,
numbered from 241 to 245 incl usive for $1000.00 each, payable out of the Fourth Road
Fund. and 5 Bonds of said issue, numbered 246 to 250 inclusive for $1000.00 each, payable
out of the Hospital Building Fund.
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In the Matter of the Permanent Road Division of Santa Ynez.
This being the time heretofore fixed for the further consideration of the bid of
A. J. Grier for furnishing all tools, machinery, material and labor necessary for oonstruoting
and completing the proposed improvement o~ certain roads, in the aboveenti
tled matt~r,
On motion duly seconded and oarried, with the consent of the said bidder, it is
' Grdered that the further consideration of said bid be and the same is hereby continued
until June 2d, 1924, at 10 o'clock a. m.
In the Matter of entering into a Cooperative Agreement with t~e United States
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Department of Agriculture for a survey of a portion of the San Marcos Road
Whereas, on the 3rd day of March, 1924, this Board by resolution duly passed and
adopted authorized the exeoution o~ a cooperative agreement with the United States
Department of Agriculture for a survey of a portion of the San Marcos Road located in
the County of Santa Barbara, State of California, and
Whereas; said United States Department of .Agriculture bas this day presented a.
revised cooperative agreement to the Board for approval and execution on behalf of
the said County of Santa Barbara, -
Be it Resolved, that said revised cooperative agreement herewith presented be and
the s~e is hereby approved and that the same be executed by this Board on behalf of
said County of Santa Barbara. '
Upon the passage and adoption of the :foregoing resolution, tpe roll being called,
the following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit: Sam J. Stanwood, J. T. Torrence, w. L.
Talbott, c. L. Preisker and H. s. Deaderick, Nays, None.
In the Matter of Granting a Permit to bold a Dance at Fair Oaks Park.
Mr. Geo. Ricketts appeared before the Board on behalf of the American Legion and . . l
requested that a permit be granted to the American Le-gion to hold a dance at Fair Oaks
Park on June 14th, 1924~ for charitable purpose and be permitted to charge admission
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Upon motion, and good cause appearing therefor, it is ordered that said permit be
and the same is hereby granted in accordance with said request. ,
In the Matter of obtaining rights-of-way for the Sta~e Highway through the town .
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and be is hereby authorized and directed to obtain signatures to 'deeds sub~itted by ' ,;1 1 .:r
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the State Highway Engineering Department for rights-of-way for the State Highway thr.ough .
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the town of S11mmerland and adjacent territory, also to obtain written statements from
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those owners of land along said State Highway but who refuse to ~ive the required . ~igbt-
of-way wi tbou.t compensation, and a fUrther statement of, the amount demanded as damages
by said non-consenting l~nd owners and report same to this Board
. In the Matter of Repairing the San Lucas Bridge over the Santa Ynez River, in tpe
3rd Road District,
It appearing to the Board that the bridge across the Santa Ynez River, known as
the San Lucas Bridge is in urgent need of repair,and
It further appearing that said repair work is a matter of great emergency,
On motion duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that J. T. Torrence, Supervispr
of the 3rd Road District, being the district within which said work lies, proceed at
once to have said bridge repaired, the County to pay the actual cost of all labor and
'material in connection therewith plus lo% for superintendence. Upon the passage of the
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Sam J. Stanwood, J. T. Torrence, W. L. Talbott, c. L. Preiaker and H. s. Deaderick,
Nays: none.
On motion the Board adjourned sine die.
The foregoing minutes are hereby approved.
Attest:-
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Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara, State of
California; June 2nd 1924, 10 o'clock a. m. Present: Supervisors
H. s. Deaderick, Sam J. Stanwood, J. T. Torrence, w. L. Talbott
and c. L. Preisker, the Clerk and District Attorney. Supervisor
H. s. Deaderick in the Chair.
The minutes of the last regu.lar meeting and succeeding special meeting were read
and approved.
In the Matter of Constructing a five span reinforced concrete bridge with necessar
piers for certain sections of the old bridge across Sisquoc River, near the town of
Garey, in the 5th Road District.
Thia being the time heretofore fixed ~or receiving binds for furnishing all tools,
machinery , material and labor necessary for constructing and completing the bridge, in
the above entitled matter, the Board proceeded to open and consider the following bids,
to-wit:
De Waard & Sons
A. A. Patterson
Lipscomb & Dutton
Rocca & Caletti
$19,845.00
28,992.00
18,197.24
20 ,200. 00
It appearing to the Board tba.t the bid of Lipscomb & Dutton for the construction
and completion of said bridge is the lowest and best bid,
On motion duly seconded and unanimously carried, it is ordered that the bid of
Lipscomb & Dutton be and the same is hereby accepted and the contract awarded t-0 t hem
upontheixentering into a contract and giving bonds for the fulfillment of the same in
the aum of twenty-five per cent of the contract price and the materialmens, mechanics
and laborers bond provided by law, and that H. S. Deaderick and c. A. Hunt, Chairman
and Clerk respectively of this Board be and they are hereby authorized to approve said
bonds and execute said contract on behalf of the County of Santa Barbara.
In the Matter of a Map of Santa Barbara Estates, Inc., being a portion of the Hope
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Ranch Park,
It- appearing to the Boa.rd that the City Planning Commission of the City of Santa
Barbara on the 22nd day of May 1924, reported to the City Council of said city reoom-
mending that the map, in the above-entitled matter be approved, and
It further appearing that said City Council on the 26th day of May 1924, reported
to this Board recommending that said map be accepted, and
It further appearing that a good and sufficient bond in the sum of $5000. 00 has
been presented to this Board in accordance with an order heretofore made in said matter
and said Board having duly considered said reports, and examined said bond and being
fully advised in the premises ordered that said bond and said map be and the s~e are
hereby approved, and
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It is further oraered that the approval of said' map by said Board be endorsed on
the faoe thereof in accordance with l aw.
In the Matter of Appointing Members of the Board of Education of Santa Barbara
County.
It appearing to the Board that the terms of office of Phoebe J. Erkins and Maud
c. Fox members of the Board of Edu~ation of said County will expire July 1st, 1924.
J."~O'S~~cl On motion duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that J. Wm. Gastrich and
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11\ &v1-~.-P()-- Maud c. Fox be and they are hereby appointed members of the Board of Education in and
~ff 0 ~~T~d for the County of Santa Barbara, State of California for the term of two years, com'~~""""~
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In the Matter of the Permanent Road. Division of Santa Ynez.
This being the time heretofore fixed for the further consideration of the bid of
A. J. Grier for furnishing all tools, machinery, material and labor necessary for
constructing ~d eompleting the proposed improvement of certain roads, in the above-
entitled matter, and said Board having duly considered the same and good cause appearing
therefor, it is ordered that said bid of said A. J. Grier be and the same is hereb
rejec t ed, and
It is further ordered t hat the clerk of this Board again advertise for bids for
two weeks in The Morning Press, a newspaper of general circulation prin ted and publish
ed in the County of Santa Barbara, for the work set forth in the plans and specifications
therefor~ . in the above-entitled matter, approved and adopted by this Board on
the 21st day of June l923; such advertisement shall be in the following form, to-wit:
"NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Office of the Clerk of the Boa rd of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara,
State of California.
Notioe is hereby given that sealed bids will be received by the Clerk of the Boar
of Sup ervisors of the County of Santa Barbara until 10 o'clock a. m. June 18th, 1924,
for f u rnishing al1 tools, machinery, labor and material necessary for the construction
and completion of a graded, drained and paved roadway together with all necessary
structures thereon~ in Sections A, B, C and D of t he Permanent Road Division of Santa
Ynez, in the County of Santa Barbara, State of California.
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Speci f ications and plans for t his work are on file in t he. of fice of said Board of
Supervisors to which bidders are hereby referred, and copies of said plans and specifi
cati ons may be obtained from the County Surveyor of said county.
The successful bidder will be required to file good and sufficient bonds for the
performance of bis contract and the payment of laborers and material men
Each bid must be a c companied by a certif ied ch eck in the sum of ten per cen t of
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the amount bid, said check to be made payable to the Chairman of the Board of Super visors
of Santa Barbara Count y, as a guarantee that the bidder, if successful, will enter
into a contract in accordance with said specif ications and give t he required bonds
satisfactory to said Board.
The Board reserves the ri ght to reject any and all bids not deemed advantageous.
By or der of said Board of Supervisor s made June 2, 1924.
Dated June 3rd, 1924.
c. A. HUNT, County Clerk and ex-off icio Clerk of
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In the Matter of Ordinance No. 409, regulating the moving of cattle, sheep, goats
other ruminants and swine &c., int o the County of Santa Barbara.
It appearing t o the Board from the affidavit of Lillian s. Freyer, principal
clerk of the printer and publisher of The Morning Press, that Ordinance No. 409, in
the above-entitled matter, has been duly published,
On motion duly seconded and carried, it .is ordered that said ordinance has been
duly published. .
In the Matter of Publ1shi.!l8 the Minutes of t he Board of Supervisors for the
fi scal year 1924-25.
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On 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 the proceedings of the Board of Supervisors from and including the
regular meeting of said Board to be held on the 7th day of July, 1924, to and inoluding
all regular and special meetings of said Board to be held up to the lst day of
July, 1925; all bids must be for a lump sum per meeting, the bid for regular and
special meetings to be separately stated; bids to be received on or before July 7th,
1924, at 10 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 to publish said
minutes in accordance with his bid and to execute a good and sufficient bond with two
suret ies satisfactory to this Board for the faithfu.l performance of his contract in the
sum of $500.00.The Board reserves the right to reject any and all bids
In the Matter of Ccunty Supplies for the fiscal year 1924-25.
On motion duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that t he Clerk of this Boa.rd
cause notice to be published for ten days
Santa Barbara with groceries, stationery;
~alling for bids for furnishing the County of
fresh meat, wood, screened coal, fuel oil,
gasoline, feed and drugs, for the fiscal. year commencing July 7th, 1924 and ending
July 6th, 1925, all articles to be of the best quality. The Board reserves the right
to reject any and all bids.
In the Matter of opening all public highways in the County heretofore closed on
account of the foot and mouth disease.
On motion duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that t he County Live Stock
Inspector and the County Horticultural Commissioner heretofore appointed to establish
such emergency quarantine regulations in Santa Barbara County as might be necessary to
prevent the spread of the foot and mouth disease in said county, cause all public
highways, heretofore ordered closed by them in said county, to be opened forthwith,
except public highways leading from Kern County to Cuyama Valley in Santa Barbara County
In the Matter of the Improvement of Trails and Roads and Fire Protection within
the Santa Barbara National Forest.
Chester E. Jordan, Forest Supervisor of the Santa Barbara National Forest appeare
before the Board and requested that an appropriation of $5,000.00 be made for the purpose
of improvang the trails and roads within said National Forest and also for the purpose
of protecting forest, brush and grass lands therein and adjoining thereto against fire
or other injury,
On motion duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that said sum of $5,000.00 be
and the same is hereby appropriated for the aforesai~ purpose for the fiscal year
1924-25, and
It is further ordered that said appropriation of $5,000.00 is to include all
amounts which will accrue to the County of Santa Barbara from National Forest receipts
during said fiscal year 1924-25
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In the Matter of the Application .of Harry P. Drake for a permit to lay and
maintain a pipe line along the Public Highway, in the First Road District.
Resolved, That permission be and hereby is granted to Harry P. Drake to lay and
maintain a line of pipe for the conveying of water in and along the old County Road
on the southerly side of the Southern Pacific Railroad right of way from the point
east of Serena Station where said road crosses the railroad and intersects the State
Highway westerly to a point south of the private road leading from the State Highway
into the property of A. F. Hammill and c. D. Hubbard so as to connect with the same
across the Southern Pacific Railroad right of way and the State Highway; also along
the Foothill Road from the east line of the said Hamill and Hubbard property westerly
to Toro Canyon Road;
Provided, That such pipe line shall where practicable be laid along the side of
the travelled portion of the road and shall be so laid and maintained as not to
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obstruct or interfere with travel on any of said roads or highways and that except where
said pipe line shal1 cross waterways or other depressions the sane shall be laid below
the surface of the ground and all excavations made, promptly filled so as to restore
the surfaee of the ground and pavement to its former state, and that all excavations
and obstructions of every kind made or caused in the laying of said pipe line shall
be lighted or otherwise guarded so as to protect t he public using said roads, the said
Harry P. Drake assuming all liability for damage to person or property in the use of
the permission hereby granted.
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In the Matter of the Petition of Security Title Insurance and Guarantee Oompanf
:for Cancellation of Erroneous Assessnent: I
WHEREAS, it appears :from tbe petition of the petitioner, on file in the above
entitled matter, that that cert'ai.n property described as "Improvements on Section 35,
Township 10, Range 34 \., s. B. M." was assessed in the County of Santa Barbara, for
State and County taxes for the fiscal year 1883-84, to J. F. Myers; that said taxes
were not paid, and said property was sold by the Tax Collector of the County of Santa
Barbara to the State of California on February 28, 1884, as shown on page 12 of the
Delinquent Assessment Roll for said year, and also shown by Certificate o:f Sale recorded
in the off'ice of the County Recorder of said County, in Book "A" of Certificates
of Tax Sales, at page 445; and that a Tax Deed based on said sale was thereafter
issued by the Tax Collector of said County to the State of California on March 5, 188 ,
which deed was recorded in the office of the County Recorder of said County, in Book
"Xn of Deeds, at page 275, and a second tax Deed based upon said sale was issued by
the Tax Collector of said County to the State of California on June 12, 1905, which
deed was recorded in the office of the County Recorder of said ~ounty , in Book 111 of
De'eds, at page 275;
And it further appearing from said petition that said assessment and sale and
said Tax Deeds based thereon were erroneous, in so far as the same affect
The east half of the northeast quarter;
the east half of the southwest quarter of
the northeast quarter; and all Of the
sou th half o:f Section 35, in Township 10,
North, Range 34 ,1est, S. B. 1.!.
for the reason that at the date of said assessment and sale the title to said lands
was vested in the United s tates, and said J . F. Myers never received a patent therefor
or any porti~n thereof, but that patents embracing all of said lands were subsequently
issued to various other persons at the several dates set forth in said petition;
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Recorder are hereby authorized and directed to cancel said assessment and sale and
said tax deeds on the records of their respective offices , as to
~\. . The east half of the northeast quarter; the east half of the southwest quarter
of the northeast quarter; and all of the .south half of Section 35, in Township 10
North, Range 34 West , S. B. M T
In the Matter . of Preps.ring Plans , Specifications Profiles and Cross-sections for
grading, draining and paving Hope Av~nue, in the 3rd Road District ,
On motion duly seconded and carried, .it is ordered that the County Surveyor
prepare plans, specification~~ profiles and cross-sections for grading, draining and
paving Hope Avenue, in the 3rd Road Distriet, and present the same with an estimate
\ of the cost thereof to this Board at its next regu.lar meeting.
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In the Matter of the Petition of Mary c. Newhouse fo~ County Aid.
It appearing to tbe satisfaction of this Board that said petitioner is a proper
person to receive County aid, it is Drdered that the Auditor draw bis warrant on the
Treasurer, on Hospital Fund, in favor of Mary c. Newhouse for the sum of 120.00; and
for a like amount on the first of each month hereafter until the further order of
this Board.
In the matter o:f the Petition of ll!rs. Wenonah Buster Brickey Burton for County
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Aid for Horace Brickey and Ann Mae Burton, minors.
It appearing to the satisfaction of the Board that said Horace Brickey, aged
14 years is a half-orphan and Ann Mae Burton, aged ~ months, Whose father is detained
in the state prison at San Quentin under judgment of the Superior Court of the State
of California, in and for the County of Santa Barbara, are proper persons to receive
County Aid, and they are in the custody of said Mrs. Wenonah Buster Brickey Burton.
It . is ordered that the Auditor draw bis warrant on the Treasurer on Hospital
Fund, in favor of said Mrs. Wenonah Buster Brickey Burton for the sum of Twenty &
00/100 dollars, and for a like amount of tha 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. \
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In the Matter of Petitions for County Aid.
It appearing to the Board that the following named petitioners are proper persons
to . receive county aid,
On motion duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the Auditor draw bis
warrant on the Indigent Fund in favor of the foi1owing named persons for the sums set
opposite their respective names on the 1st day of July 1924, to-wit;
-Oharles W. Baker
Mrs. Plutarcho Carrilld
Mrs. J . M. Burleigh
Claud Johnson
Vincente A. Juarez
Annabelle I~cGreal
Ramon Lopez
Mabel Hyde
Ida Flores
Anne Henrickson
FIRST SUPERVISOR DISTRICT
$15.00
20.00
30.00
10.00
12.00
10.00.
Refugia Olivos
Jose Robles
Jose !~rj.a Romero
Andrew Ruiz
John P. \Vare
Mrs. Jessie K. Wilson
15.00 Adeline Wright
SECOND SUPERVISOR DISTRICT
14.25 Antonio Poisard
THIRD SUPERVISOR DISTRICT.
10.00
15.00
Maria Josefa Pico
Pedro v. Romero, et ux.
$10 . 00
10.00
15.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
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Verda Anthony $20.00 Donalda Moore ~20 . 00
Emma P. Anton 20.00 Mabel E. Murray 20.00
Anna Elpbick 20.00 Mae McCollum 40.00
R. Cloak 15.00 Maria Ramirez 10.00
Blanche E. Emmons 20.00 Joseph Ushe r 10.00
Hattie B. Harbison 10.00 Mary C. Newhouse 20.00
FIFTH SUPERVISOR DISTRICT .
John Davies s.oo Margaret Marcum Ward 10.00
Mary Hedrick 10. 00
The Reports of c. G. Vandever, S.perintendent Santa Barbara General Hospital,
Anna E. MoCaughey, Superintendent County Detention Home , A. S. Larsen, County Live
Stock Inspector and OWen H. O'Neill. County Surveyor for the month of May 1924, were
examined and ordered filed.
On motion du1y seconded and carried it is ordered that the following claims be
and the same are hereby rejected, to-wit:
Standard Oil Co.
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Schubert-Kirby Co.
$28.88
15.93
6. 61
On moti on duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the following claims be
and the same are hereby laid over, to-wit:
Adam, Ronald 111.
Bastanchury, A.
Bender-Moss Co .
Bigler, A. B.
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Caire, Arthur J ., et al.
Convent of the Good Shepherd
Columbia Drug Co.
Cook, Archie B.
Deaderick, H. s.
Dodge, E. G.
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Fitzgerald, Frank
Gardner-Wheaton Co.
George, c. E.
Hoover, B. B .
Loveren, Dr. G. s.
Ord Ioe Co .
Pope, A. s.
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Preisker, c. L.
Reed, w. B.
s. B. Cottage Hospital
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s. B. Telephone Co.
Schauer Printing Studios, Inc.
Shean, Wm.
18.00
17.60
20. 00
10.09
7.80
1760.31
100.00
1.85
30.00
5 . 20
33.25
42.50
93.60
1.25
30.25
58.17
145.00
38.80
15.00
36.75
5.00
41.20
39.03
25.00
25. 00
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278.75
37.80
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Southern Counties Gas Co.
St. Catherine's School
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St. Francis School
Valley Oil Co.
Western Wholesale Drug Co.
$ 2.31
120.00
120.00
120. 00
158.54
32.50
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On motion duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that all claims that have been
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audited and approved at this meet!ng by three members of the Board of Supervisors
be allowed, each claim to be paid out of the fund designated in the order of allowance
endrosed on the ~ace o~ each claim respectively, to wit:
Abbott, R. C.
Abernithy, Fred w.
Adams, Emma E.
Adler, Mary A.
Adrian, Henry A.
Alegria, John v.
Alexander, Virgil F.
Allen, Minnie M.
Ambr ose Lumber Co.
Andera, C. M,
do do
Anderson, Walter
Andrews, A. J.
Arellanes , J. F. R.
Arlington Garage
Associated Oil Co.
Associated Oil Co.
Associated Oil Co.
Austin, Elizabeth
Austin, J. H.
Avery, Annie Alice
Bailey, Et hel H.
d.o do
Baker, Fred A.
Baker, M. P
Baker, Sidney F.
Barker Printing Company
Barnes, Mar garet
Barnes, T. W.
Barnett, Jennie
.Barnett, \.Yilliam A.
Baron, P. F
Bassett, Bes sie P.
Batchelder, D. T.
Bates, G. w.
Bates, Harriet J .
Battles , Mrs. Ella
Bauhaus, l~innie o.
Beck stead, J. P.
Bennett, Frances
GENERAL FUND 16. 00
10.00
10.00
10 . 00
10. 00
10.00
10.00
10.00
74.40
12.90
4.25
3 6 . 00
10 . 00
10. 00 8.oo
13.88
60 .58
16.65
10. 00
1 0 . 00
10.00
15.60
15.60
10.00
10.00
10.00
22.50
10 .00
10. 00
10. 00
10. 00
10. 00
10. 00
1 2 . 90
10. 00
10. 00
10. 00
10. 00
10. 00
10 . 00
368
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Bertrand , w. iv. GENERAL FUND
Biddle , Bessie
Black , A. F.
Bl ack, Geo. A. -.
Black , Jac ob H.
Black, Mabel F .
Bl iss, (;bas . I .
Bl ock, Karen
Bodine , Mrs . Anna M.
Boeseke- Dawe Co .
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
Bonetti , Plinio T.
Borden, Julius
Bortol az zo, Santo
Botello , Tuf. A.
do do
Botello, Reiugio E.
Boyd , Ger trude
Boyle , Lesta liiay
Br ady, D. D.
Brady, Lydia L.
Braun Corp . , The
Br ockway, 1\~ . F.
Brooks , Emma M.
do Mrs. May I
Brown, Lesl ie
Brown, Vf . H.
Br ush , N. H.
do Nat hanial H
Bryant & Tr ott Co .
Buell, Elizabeth
do Percy O.
Buhn, Walter
Burchardi , Anna c.
Burner, R.
Burns , Angi e R.
Burr oughs Adding Machine
Butt, Kirk
Cadwell, I . T.
Cal dero;n, Irene
Calder on, R. s.
Caldwell, L. R.
Calif. Corrugat ed Cul vert
Co .
Co .
Cal iI. Fruit Growers Exchange
-
$10. 00
1 0 . 00
1 0 . 00
10. 00
10. 00 .
10 . 00
10 . 00
10. 00
10. 00
4 . 20
. 90
10 . 00
8.75
13.10
185. 90
9 . 60
10. 00
1.82
10. 00
3. 00
3 . 00
10. 00
10 . 00
10.00
10 . 00
10. 00
3. 60
91.00
10 . 00
10 . 00
10 . 00
10 . 00
4. 00
25. 00
4.75
10. 00
1 2 . 00
10 . 00
10 . 00
1.50
1 0 . 00
. 4 . 46
10. 00
10 . 00
10 . 00
10 . 00
50. 00
34. 21
2-58
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Callis, J. D.
Campodonico, Chas. L.
do do
do Stephen
Candy, s. w.
Cannon, Alice D.
Carlisle & Co., A.
Carranza, Erma
Carril~o, Adella
Carroll, Margaret
Carty, Elizabeth
Cary, Bernice H.
Case, G. L.
Castagna, Alice
Catlett, Earl L.
Chalmers, Thomas
Charles, C. W.
Cheadle, H. T.
City o:f Lompoc
Clapp, Lora B.
Clark, Almedia M.
Clark, William H.
Clark, w. s.
A.
v.
June 2nd, 1924.
GENERAL FUND
v.
Coast Wholesale Grocery Co.
do
Coiner, Mar y G.
Collinge, w. J.
do
Columbia Carbon Co .
do do
do do
Compton, Robert T.
Connor, James B.
Cook, L. H.
Cook, Mrs. Sidney
Cooley, H. M.
Cooley, Mary
Cooper, Rose E.
Copeland, L. s.
C:otton, Elsie v.
Cottam, John B.
County Commissioner
C-ovarrubias, E. o.
Cox, Mar garet F.
Crakes, Carrie l\i .
Cravens, Mary L.
Craviotto, E. J.
Crawford, James D.
do v;. s.
do
of Horticulture
Cuesta, Gerard s. de la
do Micaela
$10. 00
12.20
10. 00
10.00
10.00
1 0 . 00
95.27
10.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
10 . 00
20.00
71.50
10. 00
34.80
10.00
10.00
14 .26
10.00
10. 00
10 . 00
10. 00
67.08
52. 00
10. 00
4 . 60
4.00
4 . 00
9 . 60
10 . 00
10.00
10.00
28.04
9-.75
10.00
10 . 00
20.13
10.00
10. 00
91.30
10 . 00
10 . 00
10 . 00
10. 00
20.73
10. 00
10. 00
70.00
10. 00
369
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Cullinan, Rose
Cunnane, w. B.
do do
do do
Curran, J . p.
Dahl gr en, Wesley
Daneker, Grace E.
D' Andrea , D.
Darling, John c.
Davi es, Walter Joseph -
Davi s , Chester A.
Davis , D. D.
do do
Davis , :rtiar tha Iiiay
Davi son, Edgar B.
Davi son, Edgar B.
Dawe , Henry
Dawson, lb's. Frances E
Del valle , Chris t ina M.
Den, Al fonso L.
Dewing , H. A.
n n
n "
Dewlaney, Gr ant
Dext er, George c.
Diehl Gro cery Co.
Dimock , Jennie
Dinnes, B. T.
Di nsmore, Thomas
Dodge, May D.
Doerr, E. B.
Domingues, John
do do
T.
Dominguez, Mrs. M.
do Mar y
Dominy~ Anna M.
Donahue , James P.
Doty, Julius E.
Downing, Emily J.
do do
Doyle , E. T.
Drexler, A. H.
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GENERAL FUND
Duoo Auto Re f i nish , Inc .
Dudley, Geo. L.
Dugan, Faulding & Crowell
do
do
do
do
do
do
Dur ham, El i zabeth E.
Eames , A. L.
do
do
do
$20 . 00
10. 00
10 .00
5. 00
10 . 00
11.10
10 . 00
106 .25
10. 00
10. 00
10 . 00
7. 50
10. 00
10. 00
5.00
10 . 00
125.00
10 . 00
10. 00
10. 00
66.10
201.30
111.00
10 . 00
10. 00
28.72
10 . 00
10. 00
10. 00
10. 00
10 . 00
21.00
21.00
12. 25
40. 00
10. 00
3 . 00
10. 00
12 . 00
6. 00
10 . 00
20 . 50
10 . 00
10 . 00
2. 65
225. 00
14 . 50
1.90
10 . 00
12. 50
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372
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Gewe , Henry R.
do Ma.bell A.
Gil christ, Ann D.
Gill, Mrs . Lena F
Gillis, Mrs. Mar yetta
Gior gi, Egisto
do N.
Goleta Garage
Gol eta Garage
Gott, C. E.
Gourley, S. Nellie
Graham, C. M.
Graham, Herbert c.
GENERAL FUND
Grainger Trucking Co ., A. E.
Gray, John M.
Great Wardrobe
Greenwell, A. c.
Greer, F . c.
Grey, Francis L.
Grinstead, A. o.
Grisham, A.
Gullifer, T. A.
Hacking, Mary J.
Haggerty, Wini:fred
Hall, G. A.
Hall, Lottie L.
Hall, Mar y Ann
Halley, Leona H.
Hammond , D. M.
Hammond, D. M.
Hammond , D. M.
Hansen , Hans c.
Hardcastle , A. T.
Har tley, Kate
Haslam, Arthur w.
Haslam, VI. E.
Hawkins, Homer L.
Hazard, o. P.
Heacock, Horace
Heiges, .Mar garet
Henders on, Carrie E.
Rend.ricks, R.
Henning, C. w.
Hensling, A. R.
Herter, Albert
Hicks , Geo . H.
Higbee , E. G.
Hill, Jesse R.
Heneman, Mar y L.
$10. 00
10. 00
10.00
10. 00
10 . 00
10.00
10 . 00
3.30
20 . 22
10.00
10 . 00
10 . 00
10.00
15.00
1 0 . 00
15.15
10 . 00
8 . 65
10. 00
10 . 00
115. 00
10 . 00
10. 00
10.00
10 . 00
10 . 00
10 . 00
10 . 00
43.75
310.25
42. 00
10. 00
32.50
10 . 00
10 . 00
11.00
10 . 00
3.00
10.00
10.00
10 . 00
52. 00
10 . 00
22.82
27 .30
10.00
10 . 00
10 . 00
10 . 00
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June 2nd, 1924.
Hinsdale, Wm. P
Hitchcock, Nina
Hite, Wm. H.
Holloway, Lena J.
Holt , Florence E.
Honey, George M.
Hopkins, Evah
Hopkins, H. J.
Houck , Lillie o. L.
Hunt, c. A.
Huppert, Joseph c.
Huppert, Marvel
Huyck, Jessie
do Walter
Ibsen, B.
Ilenstine, w. G.
James, Edward M.
Janney, Russell L.
Janssens, Dominica L.
II Joe
" ti
" "
Jennings, Emma
Jessee, Viola M.
Johnson, Fl orence c.
Johnson, Jessie M.
Johnson, w. B.
Johnston, Eugene L.
Jones, Mi~l ard H.
Jones, Roscoe v.
J ordano Bros .
Juarez, Fred A.
Kantor , Peter A.
Kantor, Peter A.
Kay Motor Suppl y Co.
Kelly Springfield Tire Co.
Kellogg, Eugene S.
Kemp, Willard
Kenney, M. Y.
Kerr, ~,reda Y.
Ketcham, E. T.
Kimball, Joseph
King , J . F.
King, Josephine
Klein-Simpson Fruit Co.
Kni ght, Clarence c.
Kortner , Henry T.
Kramer, Maude G.
do Otto E.
do do
GENERAL FUND
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$10 . 00
10 . 00
10 . 00
10.00
10.00
10. 00
10. 00
4.00
10 . 00
18.32
10.00
10 .00
10 . 00
10.00
866.18
8 .00
10.00
10. 00
10.00
45. 00
60 . 00
60.00
10 . 00
1.00
240.17
10 . 00
10 . 00
10 . 00
10.00
lQ.00
23.75
10 . 00
22.13
17.34
56.84
156.30
57.21
300. 00
10.00
10.00
22.48
85.50
299.19
10.00
16.26
10 . 00
10.00
10.00
37.50
46.50
,
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Lambert, c. l!.i.
Lambert , c. E.
do Fred
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Opal
Ray
do
do do
Lane, Carrie s.
Lane , Miles P.
Langmack, Vey w.
Lanter, Mrs. J. w.
Larco Fish Co., s.
do do
Launer, Ellen M.
Lawrence, G. J .
do Irene
Lee , Charlie
Levine, Carl E.
Levy, A. H.
Lewis, Alma
do Ella R.
Libbey, N. B.
Lima, A. c.
Linquest, A. L.
Lloyd, Ben R.
Llo yd, Geo . w.
Lloyd, 1~Jarion
Lompoc Garage
de Record
Lompoc Heoord
Longawa, John
Lopez, Ulpiano
GENERAL FUND
Los Angeles Disinfectant Co .
Low, .!!'red
Luttrell, Alfred s .
Lynch, John
1W.in, 11argret Grant
tis.in, Alex
Main, \'l. S.
Manchester, Samuel
ll!ianning, Hattie B.
Manton, Herbert F .
Maris , \V. H.
Markus, Louise B.
Marqueth, Clara A.
Marriott, c.; .E .
do do
1~Iarsh, John R. A.
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$45.00
30. 00
162.00
158 . 00
123. 00
10.00
88. 00
60.00
88.00
10.00
10.00
10 . 00
20.00
14.73
7.15
10 . 00
14.20
10 . 00
17.40
13.75
20.00
10. 00
10.00
10 . 00
10 . 00
10 . 00
10 . 00
10. 00
20 . 00
44.56
8 . 50
2. 40
261.88
10 . 00
62.50
7.75
10. 00
78.00
10 . 00
10.00
10. 00
10. 00
21.00
10 . 00
10.00
10 . 00
10.00
4.50
5.04
10. 00
June 2nd, 1924.
Martin, J. B. GENERAL FUND
do T. H.
do William Thos.
Mason , John
Mason, William L.
Mattei, F. p.
Maye, May Benedict
.Meals, G. W.
Meigs, Jr., Pever i l
Menken , Herman
Meyerink & Company
Michael , Anna
I
Midland Counties Pub. Ser v . Corp .
Miller, D.
do
do D. M.
Mission Paint and Art Co.
Mitchell, Har old L.
'
do Louise
do ?.1a.mie L.
Monteoito Hall & Library Assn.
Moody, Geo. M.
Moore, Mary G.
do William G.
Morgia, L.
Moriarty, Dorothy
Morley, Frank
Morris, M. E.
Murdock~ C. w. G.
Murphy, Thomas
Mutter, Mrs . Lena
1IcBa.ne, Geo. A.
McCabe, Harry c.
Mccaughey , Annie E .
do J. P.
MoCollester, Winfield S.
MoConkie, George
McDavid, Elizabeth W.
McDonald, Ar chibald
McGreal, Annabelle
MoKaime, Joseph L.
McKenzie, Geo .
McLaughlin, Laura w.
McMurray, s. K.
McNutt, Wm. B.
!lance, 11amie
Nellany, Lina
Nelson, Sadrick
Nichols, Chas. T.
Nicholson, George
.
$14.20
10 . 00
10.00
45.00
1 0 . 00
10. 00
10.00
14.00
10.00
10.00
5.oo
10 . 00
8.35
42.00
24. 00
10.00
10. 20
10. 00
10 . 00
10 .00
10.00
10 . 00
10 . 00
10.00
20 . 00
10.00
26. 20
10.00
10 . 00
10.00
10 . 00
10. 00
10. 00
139.75
182.48
10 . 00
76.91
10 . 00
10 . 00
10.00
10. 00
10.00
1 0 . 00
10 . 00
10 . 00
10. 00
10. 00
73 . 50
15.00
10.00
I
3715
Nicoles & Fabing
Niedermuller, o.
GENERAL FUND
Nielson-Smith Electric Co.
do do
Nixon, Eva R.
Not t, Wm. A. B.
Novotny, Chas.
Nuss, Jr., Wm. H.
do do
Nuzum, F. R.
O' Br yant, Mathilda
Ogilvie, Ralph T.
Ogl esby, John F.
Oliver, Kathryn Ann
Olsen , Clara A.
Ord Ice Company
do do
Osborne's Book Store
Osborne, Jesse P.
do Minnie G.
Osburn, Wm. Q.
do do
Ott Hardware Co .
Ott Hardware Co.
do do
do do
Ovieda, Tony
Ovieda, Tony
do
Pacific Coast Pub.
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
Pacific Laundry
Packard, J . c.
Page, Eleanor J.
Pal mer, Wendell -
Parks, Pearl
Parma Company
Parnell, Harry
Co.
do
$84.00 Allowed
for
$ 2.10
10.00
3.00
2. 00
10.00
10. 00
72.00
10.00
4.60
25.00
40. 00
224.00
50.31
10 . 00
10 . 0@
5.50
3. 78
18.50
10 . 00
10. 00
2. 00
2 . 00
33.05
6. 00
.50
2 . 85
60. 00
60 . 00
27.50
15.00
46. 85
1 . 10
13.10
5. 00
. 40
2.40
2.94
10 . 00
10 . 00
73.50
10. 00
1 6.10
10 . 00
Parnell, Harry 10. 00
Parrish, Sadie D.
Patrick & Co.
Pendergast, E. F.
Pendola, A. L.
Penn, J. c.
Pennell, Hilda M.
10 . 00
14 . 29
10. 00
40.94
1.50
10 . 00
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June 2nd, 1924.
Pensinger, Anne M
Perry, Mary A.
Pertica, Frances
Pertusi, Esperanza c.
Peterkin, Harlow
Petersen, J. F.
do
do
Johannes
J. R.
' Pico, John B.
do do
Pierce, Fred
Pine, F.
Postel, A. c.
Poteet, A c.
Pratt, Susie
Purcell, Annie F.
Raf:fetto, Eva M
Randall, Edw.
. Red Cross Drug Co.
do do
Reed, A. M,
do s. L.
Rice, Elmer c.
Richardson, F. M.
do Margaret
Richter, Richard T.
Riley, May E,
Rivers, Flora A.
Robbins, Hattie M.
Robbins, Jean
.Robles, G
do
Roemer, Edna F.
Romero, L
do
Rondot, Mary M
Ross, James
Ross, James
Rude, Mar gorie M.
Rudolph, E. E,
Rule, Eunice R.
Runkle, A. N.
Runkle Shoe Co., The
Runkle Shoe Company
Runkle Shoe Co.
Rusconi, Frank
Rutherford, J. M.
Sacoonaghi, B. c.
Sanford, Millie E.
Sansome, Mrs. A.
GENERAL FUND
$10. 00
19.20
55.00
10.00
10. 00
10. 00
l.2.70
10.00
14.30
18.60
10.00
a.oo
10.00
10. 00
10.00
10.00
10 . 00
120.00
13.05
9.35
10. 00
20.00
10.00
20.00
10 . 00
10.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
10 . 00
57.50
45.00
10.00
55.00
35. 00
10.00
27.71
281Z.52
10. 00
10.00
10.00
10.00
35.50
42.75
11.30
115.00
10.00
6.00
10. 00
10 . 00
377
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Santa Barbara Humane Society GENERAL FUND
Santa Barbara Pa i nt and Wall Paper Co .
do do
Santa Barbara Telephone Co .
Santa Bar bara Telephone Co.
s. B. Telephone Co .
do
, do
Santa Barbara Transfer Co .
do
Santa Barbar a Unit Brick & Tile Co .
Santa Maria Gas Co .
do
Santa Maria Times
do
do
Santa Maria Val ley War ehouse Co .
Santa Ynez Permanent Road Div.
Saulsbury, Harry R.
Saunder s, H. G.
Savitz, Louise H.
Sawyers, Geo . E .
Sohauer Pr inting Studio, Ino.
do do
Scbauff , Viol a A.
Schul z, Paul H.
Schuyler, Eva L. B~
do Mi lton
Scott, Clarence E.
do Hattie x.
Sears, :e. T.
Seaside Oil Company
do do
Seavey, Constance
Shantz, Benjamin
Shell Co . o:f Cal if.
Sherrill, Louis
Si l va, Henry A.
Silva, Mil dred L.
Simpson, Frank R.
Simpson, Frank R.
Si mpson, Gertrnde
Sinex, Edgar L.
Skinner, Earl
Smart, J . K.
Smart, J . K.
Smart , L. E.
Smart, Lydia M.
Smith, Charles
do Hannah D.
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$75. 00
13 . 50
22.50
32.77
1 9 . 80
4 . 80
109. 85
48 . 22
10. 00
14. 40
3. 96
8 . 00
5.86
67 . 00
31. 50
78. 35
51, 861.12
10. 00
10. 00
10. 00
152 . 92
103. 00
22. 50
10 . 00
10. 00
10. 00
10.00
10. 00
35. 00
14 . 20
888. 00
24. 98
10 .00
84. 00
40. 08
240. 00
10 . 00
10. 00
39 . 50
27 . 55
10. 00
10 . 00
1 0 . 00
102. 00
39 . 00
10. 00
10. 00
10 . 00
10 . 00
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Smith Hardware GENERAL FUND
Smith, Harry B.
do J. F.
do .Katherine M.
Smith, L. F.
do
do Lillian G.
do do
do Mrs. Susie
do do
do Susie
do w. ]'.
Smitheram, T. J.
Snow, Mel vi.n
Snow, Melvin
Sorensen, Sam
Southern Calif. Edison Co.
do.- do do
do do do
Southern Cali 'f. Edison Co.
'
Southern Counties Gas. Co.
do do do
do do do
Southern Pacific Milling Co.
Spader, Margaret,L.
do Vanderleft
Spaulding, Clarence A.
Spaulding, Edward
Stackhouse, Martha
Stafford., Julia H.
Standard Oil Company
Standard Oil Company
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
Sterling Drug Co.
do do
Stevens, Mrs. Brancie
Stevens, Obas. s.
do vVinifred H.
Stewart, Flora E.
do Guy H.
Stewart, 1ilary A.
Stinson, Jessie
itoddard, Carleton
Strader, Bessie M.
St. Paul D~e Works
I
$128.30
16.00
10.00
10.00
14.20
24.10
l0.00
10.00
27.50
55.00
27.50
10.00
10.00
6.40
10.00
178.50
123.18
9.14
112.03
6.22
22,80
21.05
24.30
1445.16
10.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
27.00
1.14
20.00
18.98
153.80
162.80
103.45
26.65
17.90
10.00
5.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
60.00
10.00
10.00
2.60
379
380
Swan, James
do do
Swartz, w. L.
Sylvester, Henry D.
do do
Ta:ft, Orray
Talbott, w. L.
Tanner, A. F.
Taylor , Ira D.
Thompson, Charles
do F. B.
Thralls, E. w.
Til1otson, H. M.
Tisdel, Mary E.
Tognazzini , s. M.
Tolbert , Minnie B.
Todd, Catherine
Tomasini, A. v.
Tomkins, Geo. H.
H.
Tomlinson, Florence
Torrence, J . T.
do w. F.
Tracy, John V.
Travis , R. M.
Triple tt , Talulu B.
Trujillo , M.
Tucker, C. ~t .
Turner, Katherine H.
T.
Twitchell & Son, J . J.
Union Mill and Lumber Co.
do do
do do
Union Oil Co. o:f Cali:f.
do do
do do
Unzueta , D.
do
do
Upson, B. w.
do
u s. Grill -
Valley Oil Co .
GENERAL FUND
Van De Mark, Mrs Lillina B.
Van Hom, J. A.
Van Winkle , Eliza v.
do Elsie . G.
Ventura Re:fini ng Company
Verine , Pete
Veroni ca Stone Co.
do do
$47.50
12 .50
10. 00
39. 98
4.85
10.00
31.20
10. 00
10. 00
10 . 00
31.65
10 . 00
10. 00
10. 00
10. 00
10 . 00
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10 . 00
10. 00 .
10. 00
10. 00
24.00
10 . 00
10. 00
22.85
10. 00
9.00
10.00
10 . 00
6. 00
4.15
35.12
37.20
55.56
34 ~ 85
2. 50
48.00
48.00
48.00
. 10. 00
4. 00
21.10
19. 00
10. 00
5. 05
io.oo
io.oo
213.86
35.00
1342. 00
887.00
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Vick, Jane GENERAL FUND
Viles, Earl
Vogel~ J E.
Wade, J. K.
Wade, Naomi L.
Walsh, s. G.
do do
V/alton & Co., J. A.
do do
Wa Rene. Belle
Warner. J. o.
Warren, John P.
Water Works Department
do do
Watson~ J. N.
Weidman, Elizabeth
Weidman, :Phil
Weimer, Martha
Weldon~ H. J.
Western Machine & Foundry
do do
do do
do do
Western Motor Transfer
do do
Western Union Tel. Co.
Western Union Tel. Co.
Wharton, Bert
White House, The
do
Whitney, Mark
Wiley & Sons, Inc., John.
Williams, Franklin s.
Williams~ Jas. G.
Wilson &,D'Andrea
do do
do do
do do
Wilson, Eva L. -
Wilson; Nellie I.
Winchester, R. F.
do do
do do
Wood, Helen M.
Wood & Son, Henry
do do
Woods, Catherine A.
Woodward, Am1ie
Worden, Mrs. Helen
Co.
$10.00
10.00
33.38
10.00
10.00
33.05
51.89
2.50
4.68
18.75
2.50
10.00
57.75
11.20
195.40
3.12
2.54
20.00
10.00
2025.00
4.90
3.00
22.75
150.50
10.00
1.32
10.00
22.00
32.65
10.00
3.00
10.00
10.00
424.85
4.00
8.50
22.50
10.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
5.00
10.00
52.64
416.15
10.00
10.00
10.00
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Wright, Walter
Vfu.lf f, Henry G.
Yelkin, Henry
Young, Frank
Zeller, w. M.
Ziegeler, H. Henr~
GENERAL EUND
Aggeler & Musser Seed Co., The HOSPITAL FUND
Ambassador Laundry
do do
Associated Oil Co.
Beadle , M. W.
Boeseke-Dawe Co.
Bowin, Y.
Bowser & Co. , S. F.
Brem, Zeiler & HamII8ck, Drs.
California Market
Gardenas, M. J.
Carter, Ruby
Carter, Ruby
Certified Laboratory Prod.
City & Kentia Nurseries
City & Kentia Nurseries
Coast Wholesale Grocery Co.
do do
Columbia Drug Co., The
Cutter Laboratory
Diehl Grocery Co.
Friedly, Ruby
Garrahy, Margaret
Harrower Laboratory Inc.
Hoey, George F.
do do
Hunt, R.
Kirk Mu.sic Co
Lewis, Ida Mae
Lush, Marion E.
Mahoney, Alice
Maiers, G. F
Ott Hardware Co
Pacific Chemical Co.
' Pacific Coast Publishing Co.
Pacific Coffee Stores Co.
$10.00
10.00
115.00
33.30
10.00
10.00
24.45
621.34
633.08
30.28
8.90
53.00
57.00
52.67
18.00
143.75
30.00
3.78
100.00
63.80
2.25
10. 25
126.77
41.00
19.70
73.00
656.21
153.00
70.00
9.46
12.00
35.83
19.50
7.00
90.00
46.00
30.00
4.60
161.10
51.30
10.90
35.20
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Powell, May A HOSPITAL FUND
Rada, Augustine
Rada, E.
Regents of the University of Calif.
S. B. Cottage Hospital
Santa Barbara Farm Bureau Monthly
Santa Bar bara Fl&ur Mil la
s. B. Telephone Co.
Scherer Co . , R. L.
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
Seaside Oil Co., The
Seaside Oil Co .
Simpson, Frank R.
do do
Southern Calif. Edison Co.
S. P. Milling Co .
do do
Spaulding, Walter J .
Spreitz, H. A.
Stone, c. w.
St. Charles Market
Takamine Corporation
Taylor Har dware Co . ,
Tu:l!llbull, John
Union Feed & Fuel Co
Union Mill & Lumber Co .
Vandever, c. G.
do do
Western Whol esale Drug Co
do do do
Boyd Lumber & Mill Co . HOSPITAL BLDG
Santa Barbara Unit Brick & Tile Co.
Santa Ynez Permanent Road Div
Associated Charities INDIGENT FUND
Borador i , Sam'l.
Brown, w. J.
Callis, F. I.
Campodonico , E. M
do do
Cob l entz & Sohwabaoher
do do
Dominguez, Gregory
Haslam and Co . , w. A.
$77. 42
14.00
16. 00
12. 06
24. 00
7.00
166.60
32. 77
66. 59
35. 28
12.96
7. 50
25.99
5 . 87
32.97
200.10
23.75
6.70
160. 98
110. 70
93.58
40. 38
100. 00
130. 00
35. 00
7. 00
6.25
5. 60
279 .45
31. 68
250 . 00
32.02
26. 10
17. 93
50. 35
12.60
5186.11
587 . 96
20 . 00
4. 00
40 . 00
20. 00
15. 00
10. 00
10. 00
56. 00
20. 00
383
384
Herron~ J. w. INDIGENT FUND .
do do
Jordana Bros.
Lucas, Coblentz & Thorner, Drs.
Lucas, Coblentz & Thorner, Drs.
Martindale, M. A.
Monte Vista Rancho Dairy
McDermott Funeral Home
Pippin, E. J.
Pippin, E. J.
Ross, James
Rudolph' a Store
Southern Pacific Co.
Steele, John M.
Sterl ing Drug Co.
Union Feed & Fuel Co.
Winters, M. o.
Almanzo, F.
Dominguez, L. J.
do Iii. R.
do Paul
Heltman, c. c.
Jiminez, A.
Morris, Harbron
Almanzo, F.
Ayal~,Angel
Ayala, J. P.
do do
do do
Bennett, Manuel
do do
Borges, Ernesto
FIBST ROAD FUND
SECOND ROAD FUND
Calif. Corrugated Culvert Co.
Cordoza, Tibursio
Dominguez, L. J.
do 11:. R.
Ducommun Corp.
Estrada, Ramon
Garibay, Alfredo
Gonzales, E.
do do
Jininez, Augustine
Laning, F.
Lopez, c.
" F.
Lopez, J.
Lucchesi, Fred
$20.00
20.00
20.00
30.00
22.50
4.35
6.58
30.00
95.70
131.50
6.50
30.00
19.68
20.00
30.90
14.00
40.00
34.00
26.00
66.50
26.25
3.50
66.50
28.00
32.00
14.00
112.00
ao.oo
132.00
20.00
25.00
3.50
3.80
7.00
36.00
70.00
50.93
7.00
21.00
44.00
32.00
21.00
13.50
40.00
44.00
40.00
24.00
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Manriques, M. SECOND R OAD FUND
' 11edal, R.
.McAllister, Ben
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Navarro, E.
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Naya, B.
Ott Har dwar e Co .
Por tillo, J .
Raso . s.
Rodriguez, N.
Romero , Ba be
do L.
Rosales, S.
Saragosa, J .
Saus eda, v.
Soto, P.
Torres , J .
Union Mill & Lumber Co .
Vallestero , F.
Yniguez , A.
Alegria , John v. THIBD ROAD FUND
Ar edondo, F.
Br ooks , I.t. F.
Bruhn, :Peter
Campbell, George
Campbell, George
Carrillo , A.
Castr o , Guadalupe J .
Christensen, J . c.
Clancy , A . L .
Clancy , A. L.
do F. A.
Fields, E. T.
Gneisa, Chas.
Hendry Br os .
Jones, C. A.
Ol sen , Sor en
:Petersen, J .
Quintana , b:d .
c.
F.
Santa Ynez Permanent
Saralegni , Ramon
Shurtl eff, J . H.
do do
S. P. St ow Co . The
To rrence, w. F.
Road Div .
Western Mach i ne & Foundry Co .
Whitcher & Sahm
do do
$ 10 . 50
21. 00
12. 00
1 2 . 00
22 .00
1 6 . 00
21. 00
9. 40
24 . 00
17. 50
21. 00
4 0 . 00
4 0. 00
21 . 00
24 . 00
7.00
21. 00
34. 00
77 . 35
32. 00
24 .00
16. 00
16. 00
28 . 00
19. 25
14. 00
21 . 00
28 . 00
80. 00
21. 75
15. 00
80. 00
28. 00
451. 00
37 . 50
8 . 66
84. 00
21. 00
41 . 50
7. 00
10 , 372. 22
21. 00
32. 50
48 . 00
175. 00
21. 00
225. 00
20. 00
125. 00
385
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Barnhart, Chas.
Bryant and Trott
Calderon, Valentine
Connor, Ed. L.
Crakes, T. s.
Crescent Garage
Fe. sler, John
Gard, c. R.
Gau_larte, M.
Gaul arte, M.
Goodchild, E~die
Goodohil.d, Ramon w.
.d:o Willie
Grafft1 John
Holser & Bailey
Horn, A. R.
Horn, A. R.
Jenkins, M.
McCoy, J. R.
McKim, O. P.
Niverth , s. B.
Nogues, Pete
Ojeda, Jose
FIFTH ROAD FUND
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$5 ,186. 11
1.9 . 25
25. 70
8. 50
8 . 25
48 . 00
28 . 65
1.68. 00
10 . 00
1. 00
3. 50
63. 00
1.27. 50
1 2 . 25
164.50
3 . 35
74. 05
138 . 35
28 . 00
11.89
20. 50
29. 85
33.00
14. 00
Ontiveros, F. K.
Pacific Coast Coal Co.
12. 75
$33. 13 All owed for 32 .92
Rice, Chas. E
Rice, Fred
do . do
I.
Roemer & Roemer
Ruiz, H. J .
do do
do J. D.
Santa Barbara Telephone Co .
Santa Ynez Permanent Road Div
Simas, Tony
Valley Oil Co
Vicente Manuel
Wyl ie, Chester
Emerick, Thomas SIXTH ROAD FUND
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60. 00
55. 00
355.25
29. 75
24.00
44. QO
2. 25
10 , 372. 22
32. 50
177. 30
16. 50
22. 50
42. 00
Hendricks, R. 78.00
Hend:ricks, R. 78~ 00
Ott Hardware Co. . 65
Santa Ynez Permanent Road Division 10 , 372. 22
Carranza, Joe GENERAL ROAD FUND 36. 00
Clark, John 24. 00
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Fisher, w. L.
Foster, c, H.
Ganung, o.
do do
Gaulart e, M.
Glines, John T.
Hildenbrand, Jr. , A. J .
Huyck, Monte
Martinez, I\I
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Moore, E. P .
Ontiver os, A. T.
Pacific Coast Coal Co.
Rober ds, E.
Ruiz, H. J.
Ruiz, H. J .
Ruiz, J. D.
Strong, F.
Strong, F.
Thompson, He rman
Warren and Bai l ey Co.
Jund 2nd, 1924
GENERAL ROAD FUND
West Coast Iron & Metal Yards
Wilson, Ge or ge
Young, John
Acosta, F.
do do
do do
Cas t r o , Gua.ds.l u pe
Cordero , Joe
Co rd.era, Joe
Cor nell & Co .
J .
For syth , Ronald G. H. .
do Thomas
do Wil liam
do do
Hector, John H.
Ingersoll-Rand Co. of Calif.
Jones, c. A.
Keller , J . B.
Maripn Steam Shovel Co.
Moll, F.
Moll, J.
Montezano , J .
do do
Northern', w. E.
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Norther n , w. E
Ott Hardware Co .
Padilla ~ F.
' GOOD ROADS FUND
$8. 00
28. 00
44. 00
36. 00
16. 00
21.00
235. 00
122. 50
147. 00
48 . 00
7 . 00
28. 00
283.04
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12. 00
32. 55
24. 00
24. 00
48. 00
76. 00
201.60
144. 78
33. 00
1 6 . 00
60. 00
60. 00
60 . 00
16. 00
52 .00
28. 00
23.15
130. 00
49. 00
54 . 25
17. 50
103 .50
34. 42
20. 00
50 . 00
453. 24
96 . 00
96. 00
52. 00
48. 00
60.00
60. 00
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48 . 00
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do do
' Parks, G. A.
do do
Ross, William
do do
do do
Santa Ynez Permanent Road Division
Scott, J R.
do do
Seaside Oil Company
Shell Co of Cal if.
do do
do do
Southern Pacific Milling Co
Standard Oil Co
St. John, A. s.
Swan, James
Westwick Iron Works '
do do
Bailey, Ethel H. SALARY FUND
do do
Erkens, Phoebe J.
do do
Fox , Maud c
do do
Hacking, c. J.
l do do
Osburn, Wm. Q.
Osburn, Wm. Q.
Smith, Edgar D.
Weidman , Phil
' do do
Santa Barbara Telephone Co. ADVERTISillG
do do do
Sunset Press
Midland Counties Pub. Serv. Corp. CASMALIA ST.
LIGHTING DIST.
Bee , Henry GUAD.ALuPE PUB.
CEl\IBTERY DIST
Santa Maria Gas Co. GUADALUPE ST. LIGHTI NG
DIST .
Stemper, J ohn LOS ALAMOS PUBLIC
CEMETERY DIST
Midland Counties Pu.b Serv. Corp. LOS ALAMOS ST.
LIGHTING DIST
do do do ORCUTT ST. LIGHT-
ING . DIST
Scott, G. M REC . DIST. NO. 798
$48 . 00
48.00
126.25
130 . 00
48 . 00
48.00
48.00
10,372.22
72.00
112.50
233.37
1.15
30.76
2.50
160. 57
36.25
4.73
35.00
425.31
20.80
5.00
5.00
5 . 00
5.00
5.00
15.00
125.00
125. 00
15.00
5.00
25.00
150.00
150.00
27.50
9.45
4 350. 00
38.40
'16.50
6.00
~2.BQ
62.00
331.78
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Vernon was accompanied by a bidders bond instead of a certified check as required by
the speci~ications, order of said Board made on the 2.nd day of June, 1924, and the
published notice calling for bids.
On motion duly seconded and carried it is ordered that the consideration of
the bids in the above entitled matter be and the same are hereby continued until
June 20th, 1924, at 10 o'clock a. m.
In the Matter of the application of the A. B. Bliss Estate to lay and maintain.
a sewer along certain highways in the 2nd Road District,
The A. B. Bliss Estate having filed an application for a permit, to law and
maintain a sewer, for private purposes only, over and along Olive Mill Road from
Hot Springs Avenue to Uhannel Drive, and along the Easterly end of Channel Drive, in
the 2d Road Vistrict, County of Santa. Barbara, State of California, and
It appearing to the ~oard that said permit ought to be granted.
On motion duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that permission be and is
hereby granted to said A. B. Bliss Estate, to lay and maintain a sewer, :for privat~
purposes only, over and along Olive Mill Road from Hot Springs Avenue to Channel
Drive, and along the Easterly end of Channel Drive, in the 2nd Road Distr ict, County
of Santa Barbar~, State of California, after first complying with any and all state
laws~pplicable thereto, and
It is further ordered that said sewer be laid and maintained in such manner
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as not/interfere with the use of said highways for road purposes and to the satisfaction
of the Supervisor of said 2nd Road District
In the Matter of Fixing the Amount of Bond upon filing Map designated as an
Amended Map of Speed's Second Addition to the City of Santa Maria.
It appearing to the Board that J. w. Speed the owner of a certain tract or
subdivision of land situate in the County of Santa Barbara, State of California, des-
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ignated"Amended Map of Speed's Second Addition to the City of Santa .Maria" has
subdiviaed the same for the purpose of sale, and
It further appearing that said owner of said land is about to file for reoord
an accurate map or plat thereof with the County Recorder1aarequired by law, and said
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owner having requested this Board to fix the amount of bond, as provided by law, and
also having presented to this Board a good and sufficient bond in the sum of $500.00
conditioned as provided by law,
On motion duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that said J. W. Speed exeout
and file with this Board a good and sufficient bond in th~ sum of $500.00 and by its
terms 1;118de to inure to the benefit of the County of Santa Barbara, conditioned for th
payment of all taxes which are at the time of filing said map a lien against said
tract or subdivision, or any part thereof but not yet payable, and
It is :further ordered that said bond so presented be and the same is hereby approved
and that the same be filed by the Clerk of this Board.
In the Matter of Fixing the Amount of Bond upon filing Map designated as an
Amended Map of Block One of Speed's First Addition to the City of Santa Maria,
It appearing to the Board that J. w. Speed the owner of a certain tract or
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subdivision of land situate in the County of Santa Barbara, State of California,
desig:r:iated "Amended Map of Block One of Speed's First Addition to the City of Santa
.Maria" has subdivided the same for the purpose of sale, and
.
It further appearing that said owner of said land is about to file for record
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a.n accurate map or plat thereof with the County Recorder as required by law, and said
owner having requested this Board to fix the amount of bond, as provided by law, and
al.so having presented to this Board a good and sufficient bond in the sum of $500.00
conditioned as provided by law,
On motion duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that said J. W. Speed execute
and file with this ~oard a good and sufficient bond in the sum of $500.00 and by its
terms made to inure to the benefit of the County of Santa Barbara, conditioned for the
payment of all truces which are at the tim~ of filing said map a lien against said
tract or subdivision, or any part thereof but not yet payable, and
It is further ordered that said bond so presented be and the same is hereby
approved and that the same be filed by the Clerk of this Board
In the Matter 0 Transferring Fun~s from the General Fund t o the Advertising Fund,
On motion duly seconded an~ carried~ it is ordered that the sum of $5000.00 be
sid the same is hereby ordered transferred from the General li'und to the Advertising
Pa.nd.
In the Matter of Correcting Allowance of Claim,
On motion duly seconded and carried; it is ordered that the order made on the
2nd day of June 1924, allowing the claim of Chas. Novotny for the sum of $72.00 on
the General Fund be and the same is hereby rescinded, and it is further ordered that
said o1aim be re-allowed for the su.m 0 $84.00 on the General Fund, and t hat a warrant
be drawn in payment of the same.
In the Matter of Correcting Allowance of Claim,
On motion duly seco nded and carried, it is ordered that the order made on the
2nd day of June 1924, allowing the claim of w. G. Ilenstine on t he General Fund for
the sum of $8.00 be and the same is hereby rescinded, and it is further ordered that
said claim be re-allowed for the sum of $8.00 and that a warrant be drawn on the 3rd
Road Fund in payment of the same.
In the Matter of Correcting Allowance of Claim.
On motion duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that t he order made on the
2nd day of June 1924, allowing the claim of the Santa Barbara Telephone Co., on the
Advertising Fund for the sum of $9.45 be and the same is hereby rescinded, and it is
further ordered that said claim be re-allowed for the sum of $9.45 and that a warrant
be drawn on the General Fund in payment of the same.
In the Matter of the Cancellation of Erroneous Asses sment.
It satisactori1y appearing to the ~oard 0 Supervisors of the County of Santa
~arbara, from a statement furnished by the County Assessor that the property of James
J. MoDermitt, described as Lot 52, Block 200, of the City of Santa Barbara, was erroneously
assessed for the year 1923-24, as shown on page 312, vol. 2, assessment roll
of said year, and application having been made to this Board by said County Assessor
that said erroneous assessment be cancelled, and the written consent of the District
Attorney of said county having been obtained therefor,
On motion duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the County Auditor of
said county cancel said assessment aforesaid by entry on the margin of said assessment
book and also on t he delinquent list.
In the Matter of t he Petition of Ioerge Engelbert for Cancellation of Erroneous
Assessment.
The petition of Ioerge Engelbert for the cancellation of the assessments of
taxes for the years 1918, 1919 and 1920, as appearing on page 190, volumne 3, 1918;
page 214, volumne 3, 1919; page 3, 1920, respectively, and delinquent assessment book
392
page 10, 1918; page 8, 1919; page 18~ 1920, respectively, on the following described
lands, to wit:
N 112 of SE 1/4 Sec. 5. and NW 1/4 of NW 1/4
~ec. 9, Twp. 10, R. 28, West, s. B. M.
coming on:fbr hearing and it appearing that at the time of the said assessments the
lands were lands of the United States and not subject to taxation by the State of
California, or the County of Santa Barbara ~ it is hereby
Ordered that the said assessimnts be and they are hereby annulled, vacated and
set aside and that the Clerk of the Board of Supervisors be and hereby is directed to
spread this order of cancellation upon the minutes of the Board, and
It is further ordered that the County Auditor of said county cancel said assess-
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ments by entry on the margin of the assessment books and also on the delinquent list.
On motion the Board adjourned sine die.
The foregoing minutes are hereby approved.((\
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Attest:
CALL FOR A SPECIAI. MEETING.
We, the undersigned members of the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa
Barbara, State of California, believing that the interests of the County require that a
special meeting of the Board of Supervisors be called to attend thereto.
It is ordered that a special meeting of the Board of Supervisors of the County
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of Santa Barbara, State of California, be and the same is hereby called for June 20th
1924, at 10 o'clock a. m.
The following is the business to be transacted at said meeting, to-wit:
In the Matter of the Permanent Road Division of Santa Ynez. To consider the bids
heretofore filed, opened and examined for furnishing all tools, machinery, material
and labor necessary for the oonstzuction and completion of a graded, drained and
paved roadway together with all necessary struotures thereon, in Sections A, B, C and
D of said Permanent Road Division of Santa Ynez and to make ariy necessary or proper
order in connection therewith
In the Matter of the Purchase of Bonds of the Permanent Road Division of Santa Ynez.
To make an order rescinding the resolution and order 6f this Board made on the 28th
day of May, 1924, whereby the County of Santa Barbara proposed to invest surplus money
of said county in the purchase of bonds of the Permanent Road Division of Santa Yne~,
and to make any other necessary or proper order in connection therewith.
In the Matter of an Ordinance providing for the levy of an annual tax for the interes
and redemption of bonds of Santa Ynez Permanent Road Division, authorized at a specia
election held in said division on July 24, 1923.
the above entitled matter.
Dated June 18th, 1924 c. L.
H. s.
J. T.
~v . L.
SAM J.
Board of Supervisors of the County
of Santa Barbara, State of California.
To pass and adopt an ordinance in
PREISKER
DEADERICK
TORRENCE
TALBOTT
STANWOOD.
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Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara, State of
California, June a:th, 1924, at 10 o'clock a. m. Present: Supervisors
H. s. Deaderick, Sam J. Stanwood, J. T. Torrence, w. L. Talbott and
o. L. Preisker, and the Clerk. Supervisor H. s. Deaderick in the Chair.
The Board met pursuant to call.
In the Matter of the Purchase of Bonds of the Permanent Road Division of Santa
Ynez.
On motion duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the resolution and order
of thi s Board passed and adopted on the 28th day of May, 1924, wherein the County of
Santa Barbara proposed to invest certain surj,lus money, now in the county treasury, in
bonds of the Permanent Road Division of Santa Ynez, heretofore issued, and setting
forth therein the number of the respective bonds proposed to be purchased and the
respective :funds and t he amount thereof, out of which said bonds were proposed to be
purchased be and the same is hereby rescinded, vacated and set aside.
In the Matter of the Claim of the Santa Ynez Permanent Boad Division for the sum
of $103,722.22,
On motion duly seconded and carried it is ordered that the order made on the 2nd
day of June 1924, allowing the claim of the Santa Ynez Permanent Road Division f or the
sum of $103,722.22, payable out of the following funds and the following amounts,
to-wit: $51,861.12, payable out of the General Fund: $10, 372. 22, payable out of the
Good Roads Fund: $10,372.22, payable out of the Sixth Road Fund; $10,372.22, payable
out of the Fifth Road Fund; $5,186.11, payable out of the Fourth Road Fund and
i5,l86.ll, payable out of the Hospital Building b'und, be and the same is hereby rescinded,
vacated and set aside, and
It is ordered that said claim be and the same is hereby rejected.
In the Matter of an Ordinance providing for the levy of an annual tax for the
interest and redemption of bonds of Santa Ynez Permanent Road Division, authorized to
be issued at a special election held in said division on July 24, 1923,
Upon motion duly seconded and carried the Board passed and adopted Ordinance No
410, in the above entitled matter, upon the passage of said ordinance, the roll being
cal1ed, the ollowing Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit: Sam J. Stanwood, J. T. Torrence,
w. L. Talbott, c. L. Preiaker and H. s. Deaderick. Nays : None.
In the Matter of the Permanent Road Division of Santa Ynez.
On motion duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the further consideration
of the bids heretofore submitted opened and examined for furnishing all tools, machinery
material and labor necessary for the c~nstruction and completion of a graded, drained a.Ja
paved roadway together with all necessary structures thereon, in Sections A, B, C and
D, of said Permanent Road Division of Santa Ynes be and the same are hereby continued
until June 25th, 1924, at 10 o'clock a. m.
In the Matter of entering into an Agreement with the Midland Counties ?nblic ..:;;._;_;;.;;_;_~.;__~;;__~~~~~~--'--~-
Service Corporation for furnishing electric energy.
Whereas the County of Santa .Barbara made application to the Midland Counties Public
Service Corporation to furnish electric energy for a period of three years for a pumping
plant located at Los Olivos in the 3rd Road District, and
Whereas said Midland Counties Public Service Corporation presented a written agree
ment., in accordance with said application, the terms and conditions of which are agreeable
to this Board,
Be it Resolved, that the County of Santa Barbara enter into an agreement with said
Midland Counties Public Service Corporation to fu.rnish electric energy for the term of
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three years in accordance with said written agreement this day presented, and
Be it further Resolved that the Chairman and Clerk respectively of this Board
execute said agreement on behalf of the County of Santa Barbara
On motion the Board adjourned sine die
upertisor.
Attest:
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CALL FOR A SPECIAL MEETING.
We, the undersigned members of the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa
Barbara, State of California, believing that the interests of the County require that
. a special meeting of the Board of Supervisors be called to attend thereto.
It is ordered that a special meeting of tbe Board of Supervisors of tbe County
of Santa Barbara, State of California, be and the same is hereby called for June 25th
1924, at 10 o'clock a. m.
The following is the business to be transacted at said meeting, to-wit:
In the Matter of the Pennanent Road Division of Santa Ynez. To consider the bids
heretofore submitted, opened and examined for furnishing all tools, machinery, materi l
and labor necessary for the_ construction and completion of a graded, drained and pave
roadway together with all necessary structures thereon, in Sections A. B. C and D of
said Permanent Road Division of Santa Ynez and to make any necessary or proper order
in connection therewith.
Dated June 20th, 1924.
Board of Supervisors of the County of
Santa Barbara, State of California.
d. L. Preisker
w. L. Talbott
H. s. Deaderick
Sam J. Stanwood
J. T. Torrence
Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara, State of California,
' June 25th, 1924, 10 o'clock a. m. Present: Supervisors H. s. Deaderick,
Sam J. Stanwood, J. T. Torrence, w. L. Talbott and c. L. Preisker, and
the Clerk. Supervisors H. s. Deaderick in the Chair.
The Board met pursuant to call.
In the Matter of the Permanent Road Division of Santa Ynez.
This being the time heretofore fixed for the consideration af the bids submitted
on the 18th day of June 1924, for furnishing all tools, machinery, material and labor
' necessary for the construction and completion of a graded, drained and paved roadway
together with all necessary structures thereon, in Sections A, B, C and D, of said
Permanent Road Division of Santa Ynez, and
It appearing to the Board that the bid of Chas. w. Wimmer is the lowest and best
bid submitted for said work,
On motion duly secm:laed and carried, it is ordered that the said bid of Chas.w.
Wimmer be and the same is hereby accepted and the contract awarded to him upon bis
entering into a contract and giving bonds for the fulfillment of the same in the sum of
twenty-five per cent of the contract price and the ma.terialmen, mechanics and laborerd
bond provided by law, and that H. s. Deaderick and c. A. Hunt~ Chairman and Clerk
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execute said contract on behalf of the County of Santa Barbara.
On motion the Board adjourned sine die.
The foregoing minutes are
hairman oard of upervisors.
Attest: .;
poard of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara, State of California,
~uly 7thr 1924, 10 o'clock a. m. Present: Supervisors H. s. Deaderick,
Sam J. Stanwood, J . T. Torrence, w. L. Talbott and c. L. Preisker, the
Clerk and District Attorney. Supervisor H. s. Deaderick in the Chair.
The minutes of the last regular meeting and succeeding special meeting were read and
approved.
In the Matter of the Death of Charles Kelley Hardenbrook
.
Vlhereas: death has closed the long and honorable career of Charles Kelley Hardenbrook,
who served aggressively and with rare ability the County of Santa Barbara, as a
member of and as Chairman of the Board of Supervisors of this county, and who bas been
one of the leaders, both locally and in the state, in good roads and other movements
for civic betterment.
Now Therefore,
Be it Resolved: That we, the members of the Board of Supervisors of the
County of Santa Barbara, express our appreciation of the splendid qualities of mind
and character which made our predecessor and former associate on this board such an
asset to the County of Santa Barbara, both while he was a priva. te citizen and public
official.
We, who served with him and who knew of his activities and of his public life
both here and in Montana where he took a prominent part in shaping the destinies of tha
state, and who also knew him in private life, honored and respected him as a splendid,
fearless, high type of citizen, and loved him as we have loved few men with whom we
have come in contact
The state and community have suffered a great loss in bis death.
Be it :further Resolved: That we tender his f amily our heartfelt sympathy in
their sorrow, and that a copy hereof be sent to his family, and be spread in full upon
the minutes of t his board.
Jn the Matter of the Equalization of Taxes.
On motion duly seconded and carried, it is ordered, that this Board sit as a
Board of Equalization until Thursday, July 18th 1924, at 10 o'clock a . m., and as
much longer as required, but not later than the third Monday of July 1924, and that
the Clerk of this Board give notice thereof by publication in The Morning Press, a newst
paper of general circulation, printed and published in the County of Santa Barbara,
that the Board is now in session as a Board of Equalization and that all applications
for reduction of assessments be filed on or before July 18th, 1924, at 10 o'clock a. m
In the Matter of Ordinance No. 410, providing for the l evy of an Annual Tax for the
Interest and Redemption of Bonds of Santa Ynez Permanent Road Division, &c.
rt appearing to the Board from the affidavit of Lillian s. Freyer, the principal
clerk of the printer and publisher of The Morning Press, that Ordinance No. 410 in
the above entitled matter, has been duly published,
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On motion duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that sai.d Ordinance No. 410,
has been duly published.
In the Matter of the August Primary Election.
On motion dul y seconded and carried, it is ordered that the following places are
hereby designated as the polling places and the following named electors are hereby
appointed officers of election boards to serve as election officers at the Primary
Election to be .held on Tuesday the 26th day of August, 1924, in each of the following
precincts, in the County of Santa Barbara, State of California, to-wit:
Name of Precinct
Location of Polling Place
Inspector E. F. Pendergast
Judge Donald M. Miller
Judge I. T. Cadwel1
Name of Precinct
Location of Polling Place
Inspector A. o. Grinstead
Judge B. w. Upson
Judge John R. Peterson
Name of Precinct
Location of Polling Place
Inspector John B. Cottam
Judge
Judge
Lawrence w. Fowler
Harlow c. Fr ink
Name of Precinct
Location of Polling Place
Inspector Percy O Buell
Judge
Judge
Robert T. Compton
John w. Browning
Name of Precinct
Location of Polling Place
Inspector W. F. Smith
Judge
Judge
Melvin Snow
Opal Lambert
Name of Precinct
Location of Polling Place
Inspector Chas. I. Bliss
Judge Pearl O. Parks
Name of Precinct
Location of Polling Place
Inspector H. J. Weldon
Judge Ulpiano Lopez
Judge Fred H. Pierce
Carpinteria No. l
Carpinteria Hall.
Board of Election
Clerk Lil:\,ie A. Wall
Clerk Adella Carrillo
Clerk Lillian B. Van De Mark
9arpinteria No. 2
Old Bank Building.
Board of El ection.
1~ont eci to No. 1
Clerk Elizabeth B. Doerr
Clerk Mary E. Morris
Clerk Mary L. Cravens
East Valley Garage, 125 E. Valley Road
Board of El ection
11ontecito No . 2
Montecito Hall.
Clerk Richard T. Richter
Clerk Fred Juarez
Clerk Henry G. Wulff
Board of Election.
Clerk Albert .F. Tanner
Clerk Eli Gamage
Clerk Thos. J. Smitheram
Summer land
Liberty Hall
Board of Election
Mesa
Clerk Adah L. Miller
Clerk
Clerk
Irene Lawrence
Julia E. Fisk
Residence of Miss Lill ian Smith, Modoc Road
Board of Election.
Clerk Lillian Smith
Clerk Mar garet F. Cox
Mission
Mission Schoo1 House
Board of El ection
Clerk Arthur H. Marsh
Clerk Carleton Stoddard
Clerk Frances E. Dawson
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Name of Precinct
Location of Polling Place
Inspector A. C. Poteet
Judge
Judge
M. Y. Kenney
Homer L. Hawkins
Name of Precinct
Location of Polling Place
Inspector Joseph Tapie
Judge
Judge
J. F. R. Arellanes
George M. Honey
Name of Precinct
Location of Polling Place
Inspector w. H. Maris
Judge Lydia M. Smart
Judge Harriet J. Bates
Name of Precinct
Location of Polling Place
Inspector Annie Woodward
Judge
Judge
Mary Cooley
Emma B. Speer
Name of Precinct
Location of Polling Place
Inspector Jesse P. Osborne
Judge Minnie o. Bauhaus
Judge Eva R. Nixon
Name of Precinct
Location of Polling Place
Inspector Geo. A. Black
Judge
Judge
Elizabeth J. ~uell
A~bel F. Black
Name o:f Precinct
Location of Polling Place
Inspeotor S. w. Candy
Judge
Judge
Conielius Krieger
J. c. Packard
Name of Precinct
Location of Polling Place
Inspector w. A. Barnett
Judge
Judge
Marion Lloyd
Katherine M. Smith
Santa Barbara No. l
Residence 102 s. Voluntario St.,
Board of Election.
Clerk
Clerk
Clerk
Santa Barbara No. 2
Geor ge M. Atoody
Winifred Haggerty
Hubert F. Manton
Tapi e Garage, 735 E. Montecito St.
Board of Election
Clerk
Clerk
Clerk
Santa Barbara No. 3
Martha Mary Davis
Harlow Peterkin
Helen M. Wood
Lincoln School House, Cota St. bet . Anacapa and
Sa11ta Barbara Sts.
Board of Election.
Clerk Nellie I. Wilson
Clerk Lydia L. Brady
Clerk Allice D. Canon
Santa Barbara No. 4
Detention Home, 1015 Garden St.
Board of Election.
Clerk
Clerk
Clerk
Santa Barbara No. 5
Fire House E. Haley St.
Board of Election.
Clerk
Clerk
Clerk
Santa Barbara No. 6
Christina del Valle
Elizabeth Austin
Irene Calderon
Refugio E. Botello
Minnie M. Al len
Minnie G. Osborne
Residence Mrs. B. Stevens, 920 E. Haley St.,
Board of Election
Clerk
Clerk
Clerk
Santa Barbara No. 7
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Hilda M. Pennel1
'Elsie v. Cotton
Mary G. Moore
Residence P. Weidman, 532 E. Sola St.
Board of Election.
Clerk
Clerk
Clerk
Santa Barbara No. 8
E. c. Jones
Margaret Barnes
Eleanor J. Page
Lloyds Garage, back 333 E. Anapamu St.
Board of Election.
Clerk
Clerk
Clerk
Emma R. Jennings
Harriet R. Eaton
Madge D. Fish
398
Name of Precinct
Location of Polling Place
Inspector Walter J. Davies
Judge Alfonso L. Den
Judge Domenica L. Janssens
Name of Precinct
Location of Polling Place
Inspector R. L. Janney
Judge
Judge
s . T. Baker
John R. A. Marsh
Name of Precinct
Location of Polling Place
Inspector Samuel I~ncheste r
Judge Chas. H. Thompson
Judge - Winfi eld s. McCallester
Name of Precinct
Location of Polling Place
Inspector Clarence C. Knight
Judge
Judge
Margaret A. Carroll
Geor ge H. Hicks
Name of Precinct
Location of Polling Place
Inspector w. M. Zeller
Judge Anna ll. Dominy
Judge Hattie B. ~!.anning
Name of Precinct
Location of Pol ling Place
Inspector A. L. Li nquist
Judge
Judge
Archie M. Reed
Lottie s. Hall
Name of Preoinc t
Location of Polling Place
Insp~ctor Frankl in s. Will iams
Judg~
Judge
Earl viles
Otto Niedermuller
N11e of Precinct
Location of Polling Place
Inspector William Shean
Judge
Judge
May D. Dodge
Herman Menken
Santa Barbara No. 9
Justice Court, 19 E. Figueroa St.
Board of Election.
Clerk Lora o. George
Clerk Hanna L. D. Smith
Clerk Susie Pratt
Santa Bar bara No . 10
Robbins Garage, 435 E. Sola St.
Board of Election
Clerk
Clerk
Clerk
Santa Barbara No . 11
711 Moreno Road
Board of Election
Clerk
Clerk
Clerk
Santa Barbara No . 12
Wm. H. Clark
Anna M. Pensinger
Clarence A. Spaulding
El izabeth w. McDavid
Kather yn Oliver
H. A. Adrian
Pages Garage, 421 E. Valerio St.
Board of Election.
Clerk
Clerk
Clerk
Santa Barbara No . 13
El sii G. VanWinkle
H. L. Mitchell
Bessie P. ~ass ett
Mannings Garage , Cor. Santa Barbara & E. Valerio Sts.
Board of Election.
Clerk Orr ay Taft
Clerk Peveril Meigs , Jr.
Clerk Jessie 1.I. Johnson
Santa Barbara No . 14
Hall 's Gr ocery, 2300 Hollister Ave .
Board of ~ leotion .
Clerk
Clerk
Clerk
Santa Barbara No. 15
Eva L. Wilson
Jennie Barnett
Uaryetta Gillis
Hotel Garage, cor. Sola and Chapala Sti.
Board of Election
Clerk
Clerk
Clerk
Santa Barbara No. 16
Horace Heacock
Louise R. Mitchell
Louise B. Markus
Junior High School, 115 w. Victoria St.
Board of Election.
Clerk
Clerk
Clerk
Freda Y. Kerr
Elizabeth V. Carty
Lester M. Boyle
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Name of Precinct
Location of Polling Place
Inspector Julia H. Stafford
Judge
Judge
Geo. \'1. Bates
Joseph P. Curran
Name of Precinct
Location of Polling Place
Inspector Carrie E. Henderson
Judge
Judge
Mary J. Hacking
Jane D. Vick
Name of Precicnt
Location of Polling Place
Inspector H. Henry Ziegeler
Judge
Judge
Martha R. Stackhouse
Evah Hopkins
Name of Precinct
Location of Polling Place
Inspector Charles Smith
Judge A. C. Greenwell
Judge Mary A. Hall
Name of Precinct
Location of Polling Place
Inspector Geo. McKenzie
Judge
Judge
w. L. Swarts
Rose Gullinan
Name of Precinct
Location of Polling Place
Inspector A. c. Lima
Judge Grace E. Daneker
Judge Frances Bennett
Name of Precinct
Location of Polling Place
Inspector Margaret L. Spader
Judge
Judge
Kate Hartley
Maude G. Kramer
Name of Precinct
Location of Polling Place
Inspector Jacob H. Black
lv1ay E. Riley
Judge
Judge Florence T. Tomlinson
Santa Barbara No. 17 '
Santa Barbara Transfer Bldg. 30 w. De la Guerra St.
Board of Election
Clerk Anna F. Purcell
Clerk Bessie Biddle
Clerk Katherine H. Turner
Santa Barbara No. 18
McKinley School House,W. Haley St. near Cor. Castillo
st.
Board of Election.
Clerk Nina Hitchcock
Clerk Lilly O. L. Houck
Clerk Rose E. Cooper
Santa Barbara No . 19
31 \'I. Haley St.
Board of Election.
Clerk Mary G. Coiner
Clerk Vey w. Langmack
Clerk Flora E. Stewart
Santa Barbara No . 20
Duco Auto Shops, Cor. Chapala & Montecito Sts.
Board of Election
Clerk May B. Maye
Clerk Lena Mutter
Clerk Eva M. Ra~fetto
Santa Barbara No . 21
De Ponce's Garage, Cor. Ortega & Bath Sts.
Board of Election
Clerk Emma M. Brooks
Clerk Mildred L. Silva
Clerk Mary A. Adler
Santa Barbara No. 22
Residence Mrs. Louioo H. Savitz, 1128 Bath St.
Board of Election
Clerk Grant Dewlany
Clerk Mary M. Rondot
Clerk John P. Warren
Santa ~arba ra No. 23
Wilso11 School House , Anapamu and Rancheria Sts.
. Board of Election
Clerk Vanderbilt Spader
Clerk Ann D. Gilchrest
Clerk Mary A. Stewart
Santa Barbara No . 24
Jones Garage, 1609 Bath St.
Board of Election.
Clerk s. Nellie Gourley
Clerk Rose A. Everett
Clerk Geo H. Tompkins
400
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Name of Precinct
Location of Polling Place
Inspector A. N. Runkle
Judge
Judge
Winfield s. Clerk
Clara A. Marquette
Name of Precinct
Location of Polling Place
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Inspector William L. Mason
Judge
Judge
H. G. Saunders
Rose Meyerink
Name of Precinct
Location of Polling Plaoe
Inspector Henry A. Silva
Judge Jesse P. Beckstead
Judge Adelaide Sansom
Name of Precinct
Location of Polling Place
Inspector s. L. Reed
Judge Thomas A. Gullifer
Judge Bernice Carey
Name 0 Precinct
Location of Polling Place
Inspector Walter Buhn
Judge Clarence E. Scott
Name of Precinct
Lo~ation of Polling Place
Inspector Frank Mattei
Judge
Judge
Thomas w. Barnes
w. H. Br own
Name of Pre cine t
Location of Polling Place
Inspector J. E. Doty
Judge hf. Farren
Name 0 Precinct
Location of Polling Place
Inspector J. c . Fast
Judge
Judge
w. B. 11cNutt
Wm. H. Baker
Santa Barbara No. 25
Garfield School House, lat Ave. bet. Bath and Castillo Sts.
Board of Election
Clerk . Wm. w. Bertrand
Clerk ClarenceD. Dengate
Clerk Almedia M. Clark
Santa Barbara No. 26
Meyerink Garage, 302 w. Pedregosa St.
Board of Election.
Clerk Lee Bester Barnard
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Clerk Florence E. Holt
Clerk Winfred H. Stevens
Santa Barbara No. 27
Graham's Store, Cor. w. Valerio & San Andres Sts.
Board of Election
Clerk
Cl.erk
Clerk
Santa Barbara No. 28
,
c. M. Graham
Mary E. Tisdel
Mary L. Hineman
Reed's Garage, 836 Orange Ave.
Board of Election
Clerk
Clerk
Clerk
Alcatraz
Alcatraz School House.
Board of Election
Clerk
Clerk
Ballard
Liberty Theatre
Board of Election
Clerk
Clerk
Clerk
Doa Pueblos
Den School House
Board of Election
Clerk
Clerk
Goleta
Goleta Farm Bureau Ha11
Board of Election
Clerk
Clerk
Clerk
Catherine A. Wo ods
Eliza VanWiDkle
Lins Ne llany
Anna Michael
D9rothy Moriarty
E. B. Davison
Charles Waugh
c. E. Gott
James Smith
Chas. A. Smith
Earl Catlett
Margaret 1iain
Minnie Bell Coffey
Name of Precinct
Location of Polling Place
Inspector Elmer G. Higbee
Judge
Judge
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Miles Lane
Geo. w. Lloyd
Name of Precinct
Location of Polling Place
Inspector w. s. lifain
Judge J. K. Wade
Name of Precinct
Location of Polling Place
Inspector E. o. Covarrubias
Judge P. F. Baron
Name of Precinct
Location of Polling Place
Inspector Thomas Murphy
Judge c. o. Gardner
Judge John Henderson
Name of Precinct
Location of Polling Place
Inspector M. J. Frese
Judge
Judge
Fred Petersen
Karen Block
Name of Precinct
Location of Polling Place
Inspector Johannes Petersen
Judge M. Flanagan
Name of Precinct
Location of Polling Place
Inspector Frank A. Scaroni
Judge Archibald l.fcDonald
Name of Precinct
Location of Polling Place
Inspector Charles Nichols
Judge Natale Giorgi, Jr .
Name of Precinct
Location of Polling Place
Inspector William Negus
Judge
Judge
Dicie M. Couch
Eunice R. Rule
July 7th, 1924.
f{ope
Hope School House
Board of Election
Clerk
Clerk
Clerk
La :Patera
La Peters School House
Board of Election
Clerk
Clerk
Refugio
Orella School House
Board of Election.
Clerk
Clerk
Santa Ynez
Minetti's Hall
Board of Election.
Clerk
Clerk
Clerk
Solvang
Dania Hall
Board of Election.
Buellton
Clerk
Clerk
Clerk
Jonata School House
Board of Election.
Clerk
Clerk
Cojo
J. V. Tracy
Gertrude Simpson
Talula B. Triplett
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J. G. Williams
Jesse R. Hill
John Alegria
Jesse M. Rutherford
w. F. Torrence
s. K. 1,1c1iurray
A . J . Andrews
Samuel H. Lyons
H. c. Hansen
Annie Burchardi
Anna }J. BOdine
l!1re d S. Pinkham
Southern Pacific Depot, Concepcion.
Board of Election.
Clerk
Clerk
Las Cruces
Nichols Inn
Board of Eleotion
Lompoc No. 1
Clerk
Clerk
Ella R. Lewis
Josephine King
Howard C. Booth
Egisto Giorgi
Judge Mann's Office, South H. Street
Board of Election.
Clerk
Clerk
Clerk
Jessie A. Huyck
Verda c. Anthony
Alma Lewis
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Name o:f Precinct
Location of Polling Place
Inspector Clarence w. Henning
Judge
Judge
, Emma E. Adams
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Minnie B. Tolbert
Name of Precine,t
Location o:f Polling Place
Inspector s. Lansdell
Judge
Judge
c. M. Tucker
Morton Wakefield
Name of Precinct
Location o:f Polling Place
Inspector Harry c. McCabe
Judge
Judge
Milt on Schuyler
Margaret L. s. Heiges
Name of Precinct
Location of Polling Place
Inspector Donald McDonald
Judge William T. Martin
Judge Lena J. Holloway
Nam~ of Precinct
Locatio~ of Polling Place
Inspector Mary M. Fratis
Judge Alex Main
Judge Walter s. Huyck
Name o:f Precinct
Location of Polling Place
Inspector William H. Boerges
Judge Annie A. Avery
Name of Precinct
Location o:f Polling Place
Inspector George c. Dexter
Judge
Judge
John P. Van Leer
William G. Moore
Name of Precinct
Location of Polling Place
Inspector Charles w. G. Murdock
Judge
Judge
Mamie L. 1litchell
Earl B. Skinner
Lompoc No. 2
City Hall.
Board of Election
Lompoc No. 3
Clerk
Clerk
Clerk
Eunice Talbott
Ellen iC. Sperber
Clara A. Olsen
American Railway Express Office, West Ocean Avenue.
Board of Election
Lompoc No. 4
Clerk
Clerk
Clerk
Jennie Dimock
Ellen M. Launer
Leola Fabing
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J. D. Black Bldg., on Ocean Ave~ bet. G. & H. Streets.
Board of Election.
Clerk
Clerk
Clerk
Lompoc No. 5
L. H. Reed's Residence.
Board of Election.
fiompoc No. 6
Clerk
Clerk
Clerk
Maple School House
Board of Election
Clerk
Clerk
Clerk
Santa Rita
Santa Rita School House
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Board of Election
Clerk
Clerk
Betteravia
Amusement Hall
Board of Election
Careaga
Clerk
Clerk
Clerk
Julia A. Bye
Mrs. Marion Martin
Zella M. De Vaul
Lora B. Clapp
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Laura W. McLaughlin
Eva L. B. Schuyler
Charles A. Davis
Abraham B. Henning
Alice Pittman
Olive M. Streeter
Artbur Hapgood
Ethel M. Neal
Naomi L. Wade
Sadie D. Parrish
Clubhouse Shell Company lease.
Board 0 Electio. n
Clerk Elizabeth E. Durham
Clerk .Marjorie M. Rude
Clerk William N. Hite
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Name of Precinct Casmalia
Location of Polling Place Casmalia School House
Inspector Elbert W. Thralls
Judge
Judge
Mrs. Rhoda M. Lamb
George A. Ellis
Board of Election.
Clerk
Clerk
Clerk
Name of Precinct Cuyama
Location o1 Polling Place
Inspector Thomas B. Wylie
Judge John c. Lane
Name o:f Precinct
Location of Polling Place
Inspector George A. McBane
Cuyama School House
Board of Election
Clerk
Clerk
Guadalupe
Campodonico Hall
Board of Election
Judge
Judge
Charles L. Campodonioo
Samuel Martin Tognazzini
Clerk
Clerk
Clerk
Name of Precinct
Location of Polling Place
Inspector Henry R. Gewe
Judge Anita K. Fratis
Judge Ira Derry Taylor
Name of Preoiro t
Location of Polling Place
Inspector Alfred s. Luttrell
Judge
Judge
James Forrester Forbes
Bert T. Dinnes
Name of Precinct
Los Alamos
Los Alamos Hall
Board o:f Election
Clerk
Clerk
Clerk
Orcutt
Library Building
Board 0 Election
Clerk
Clerk
Clerk
Pine Grove
Mrs . Helen Worden
Mrs. Millie E. Sanord
Mrs. Alma Williams
Edward M. James
Eugene L. Johnston
Joseph Oliveira
Guy H. Stewart
Stephen v. Campodonico
Laughlin H. Cook
Maybe 11 A. Ge we
Hattie M. Robbins
.May Isabell Brooks
Mabel w. Edwards
Lena F. Gill
Location of Polling Place Pine Grove School House
Inspector Abraham L. Eames
Judge
Judge
Harry T. Cheadle
Stonewall J. Garrett
Name of Precinct
Board of Election.
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Clerk
Clerk
Santa Maria No. l
Chester A. Davis
William A. B. Nott
Paul H. Schulz
Location of Polling Place Chevrolet Garage,W. B. Johnson's Salesroom, Moose Bldg
Board of Election
Inspector Herbert c. Graham
Judge Myrtle Follett
Judge John 11. Grey
Name of Precinct
Location of Polling Place
Inspector Major P. Baker
Judge Mrs . Edna F. Roemer
Judge Albert F. Black
Clerk Francis L. Grey
Clerk Chas. 'I. Hatch
Clerk Carrie M. Crakes
Santa Maria No . 2
Hammond Garage, Corner Broadway & Chapel Streets
Boa.rd of Election.
Clerk
Clerk
Clerk
Dudley D. Brady
Mrs. Viola Schauff
Harry R. Saulsbury
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Name of Precinct
Location of Polling Place
Inspector Vlilliam H. Nuss, Jr.
Judge
Judge
James L. German
John H. Youngling
Name of Precinct
Location of Polling Place
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Inspector Clarence w. Charles
Judge Edward T. Doyle
Judge Henry N. Evans
Name of Precinct
Location of Polling Place
Inspector John F. Smith
Judge
Judge
James w. Edrington
Abbie Rutherford
Name of Precinct
Location of Polling Place
Inspector Mark H. Whitney
Judge Elrmr Charles Rice
Judge Gertrude Boyd
Name of Precinct
Location of Polling Place
Inspector George Nicholson
Judge
Judge
Leslie Brown
Fred A. Baker
Name of Precinct
Location of Polling Place
Inspector Francis M. Richardson
Santa Maria No. 3
Service Garage
Board of Election
Clerk
Clerk
Clerk
Santa Maria No. 4
Crescent Garage
Board of Election
Clerk
Clerk
Clerk
Santa Maria No. 5
Basement Carnegie Library
Board of Election.
Clerk
Clerk
Clerk
Santa Maria No. 6
Flora A. Rivers
Catherine Todd
Henry T. Kortner
Harry Parnell
Albert E. Ford
Kirk Butt
Roscoe v. Jones
Leo E. Smart
Mamie Nance
Pleasant valley School House
Board of Election.
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' Clerk
Clerk
Clerk
El1a F. Batt les
George L. Dudley
Plinio T. Bonetti
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Barber Shop adjoining Public Hall
Board of Election.
\Yaa1oja
Clerk
Clerk
Clerk
Wasioja Post Office.
Board of Election.
Clerk
Romaldo s. Calderon
Erma Carranza
Esperanza Pertusi
Judge Mrs. Margaret B. Richardson Clerk
Joseph L. McKamie .
William P. Hinsdale
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In the Matter of fixing the Amount of Bond upon f i ling map designated as
Punta Verde Tract.
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It appearing to the Boa;rd that The First National BanJt of l5anta Barbar~ the .
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owners of a certain tract or subdivision of land, situate in the City of Santa. Barbar ,
County of Santa Barbara, State of Cal ifornia, designated "Punta Verde Tract" h ave ,
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It further appearing that said owners of said land are abo"t1t to file for record ,
an accurate map or plat t hereof with the County Recorder, as required by law, and
said owners having requested this board to fix the amount of bond, as provided by la ,
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and also having presented to this Board a good and sufficient bond in tbe sum of
$500.00, conditioned as provided by. law.,. ~nd ,
It further appearing t hat said map or plat so presented bas been approved by
both the City Planning Commission and City Council of the City of Santa Barbara~
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On motion duly seconded and carried, it is ordered t hat said The First National
Bank of Santa Barbara execut e and f ile with t h i s Board a good and sufficient bond in
t he sum of $500.00 and by its terms made to inure to the benefit of the County of Santa
barbara, conditioned for t he payment of all taxes which are at t he time of f i ling said
map a lien against said tract or subdivision, or any part thereof but not yet payable,
and
It is further ordered t hat said bond so presented be and t he same is hereby
approved and that the same be f iled by the Clerk of this Board.
In the Matter of entering into a cooperative a greement with the Universit y of
California, College of Agricultrue and The United States Department of Agriculture f or
the support and maintenance of extens ion work in Santa Barbara County.
Whereas an agreement has this day been presented t o t hi s Board in the above entitled
matter, by the Farm Adviser of said county, for execution on behalf of t he County
of Santa Barbara, and whi ch agreement is agreeable to this Board, and provides: I
1. Tbat t he Universit y of Californ ia and United States Department of Agriculture
shall j ointly pay the entire salary of a farm adviser, thereby maki ng him the agent of
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both of these institutions and ext ending to him the franking privilege on his mail,
publications and special information. They shall supervise his work and shall contribute
publications, special lectures and expert information
2. The Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County shal l place, for the fisoal
year July 1st 1924, to June 30 , 1925, at t he disposition of t he other cooperating parties,
the sum of not less t hat $2000.00 for the expenses of t he farm adviser with the
understanding that the distribution of these funds for bis expenses, (automobile, office,
field subsist ence, etc.) is to be in such proportion and for such legitimate amounts
within the sum as t he State Leader may direct. Tbe actual disbursement of this f'und
shall be through the regular channels provided for all county funds.
Now Therefore, Be it Resolved and Ordered that the County of Santa Barbara enter
in said agreement and that the Chairman of the Board execute said agreement on behalf
of t he County of Santa Barbara
Upon t he passage of the foregoing resolution and order, the roll being called,
the following Supervisors voted, Aye, to-wit: Sam J. Stanwood, J. T. Torrence, w. L.
Talbott, c. L. Preisker and H. s. Deaderick, Nays: None
. In the Matter of maki ng an appropriation for the protection of forest brush and
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grass lands against fire or other injury.
Whereas the County of Santa Barbara on the 5th day of May 1924, entered into
a 90-operative agreement with the State Forester under the provisions of an act of the
Legislature entitled "An Act providing for the prevention and suppression of forest
fires" approved May 2, 1919, and said State Forester now appearing before this board
and requesting an appropriation be made in accordance with said co-operative agreement.
Now Therefore, Be it Resolved and Ordered that the sum of $6000.00 be and the
same is hereby appropirated from the general Fund for the aforesaid purpose, and
Be it further Resolved and Ordered that said sum of $6000. 00 be and the same
is hereby transferred from t he ~eneral Fund t o a fund to be known as Forest Protection
Fund,
Upon t he passage of t he foregoing Resolution and Order, the roll being called,
the following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit: Sam J. Stanwood J. T. Torrence, w. L
. Talbott, c. L. Preisker and H . s. Deaderick, Nays,None.
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In the Ji;Ia.tter of Revising the Table of Distances heretofore Etstablished.
It appearing to the Board that the Table of Distance heretofore established by
the Board, showing the distance from the County Court House to all important places
in the County of Santa Barbara, should be revised.
On motion dul y seconded and carried, it is ordered tha t t he C~ounty Surveyor revise
said Table of Distances and make report to this Board.
In the l.!atter of Publishing a Fair Statement of the Minutes of the Board of Supervisors
for the fiscal year 1924-5
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This being the time heretofore fixed fo r receiving bids for publishing a fair
statement of the minutes of the Boardaf Supervisors for the fiscal year 1924-5, the
Board proceeded to open and consider the bid of the Santa Barbara Dail yNews, which was
the only bid filed , to-wit:
$30. 00 for each regular meeting and
$17.50 for each special meeting.
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It appearing to the Board that the bid of the Santa .Barbara J)ai ly News is r easonable
, on motion duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the bid of the Santa
Barbara Daily News be and the same is hereby accepted and the contract awarded to said
Santa ~arbara Daily News upon said Santa Barbara Daily News entering int o a contract
and giving bond for the fulfillment of the same. in the sum of $500. 00,
In the Matter of 11aintaining Lib~ary Stations in the County of Santa Barbara ~
On motion duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the County of Santa Bar-
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1924-25 for fur nishing the necessary books to maintain the library stati ons heretofore
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established and maintained by said santa Ha.rbara Fr ee Public Libr~i.ry , and any new
stations that may be established during said fiscal year 1923- 4, ta.nd that the cost
thereof shall not exceed the tax levied for library purposes for said f iscal year, ~nd
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It is fll.rther ordered that the Chairman and Clerk respectively of this Board be
and they are he reby authorized to execute a contract o behalf of the County of Santa
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Barbara with the said Santa Barbara Free Public Library to equip, maintain and fUrnish
the necessary books to said library stations for the said fiscal year 1924-25.
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In the 11atter of constructing a graded, drained and paved roti.dway with all necessary
structures on portions of Hope Avenue and Pueblo Avenue , in the 3rd Road District
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The County Surveyor presented specifications , also plans , profiles and cross
sections for grading , draining and paving all that portion of Hope Avenue between the
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of Pueblo Avenue between Central and Hope Avenues , in the 3rd Road District ,
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t ogether with all necessary structures t hereon, also an e~timate of t he cost t hereof;
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the same were examined by the Board and on motion duly seconded aJ~d carried, it is
ordered that said plans and specifications be and the same are hereby approved and
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It is further order ed that the Clerk of this Board advertise for two weeks in The
Morning Press, a newspaper of general circulation .printed and published in the
County of Santa Bar bara, for bids for fUrnishing all tools, machinery, mater ial and
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labor necessary in the construction and completion of said proposed improvements on
said avenues, such advertisement shall be in substantially t_he following form :
"NOTICE TO CO?lTRACTORS .
Office of t he Clerk of the Board of Supervisors, county of Santa Barbara, State of .
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Laura Blewett, parent of Harry and Eddie ~lewett, minors, the father of
said minors, Ray Bl ewett, being incapacitated
Guiseppina Bonetti , parent of Olivia, Silvia and Frank Bonetti , half- or phans
.Marcellina Bor gatello, parent of Obarlie, Augusta , Laura, Ida and Mario
Borgatello, half-orphans
Bessie L. Brooks, parent of Ernest , Laura, Irene, Evelyn and Idmae Brooks ,
hal f - orphans
Mrs. Nicka Brunstead , parent of Carl, Lawrence, Pearl and Olga Brunstead,
minors, the father of said minors being incapacitated I
Mrs . Natalie Campos, parent of Helen and Louis Campos , hal f - orphans
Annie Castel1ani, parent of Mary Castellani , half-orphan
Annie Castellani, parent of John Pasquetto, minor,
Annie Castellani , parent of Charles and Elizabeth Scudellari, minors,
Mrs . Rosa Castro, parent of Elizabeth Castro, hal f - orphan
Mrs . Edna Clancy, guardian of Ella K. Libbey, an orphan
Mrs . c. M. Cooper, parent of Gwendolyn and Charles Cooper, half-orphans
Mrs. Edna F. Cooper, parent of Laura Cooper, half-orphan
De la Vina Cor dero , Guardian of Carmelita Goux , half-orphan
Mrs. Linda M. Cordero , parent of Isabel1, Thomas and Francis Cordero,
$20.00
$20. 00
$50. 00
$50 . 00
$40 .00
$20. 00
$10.00
$10. 00
$20.00
$10.00
$10. 00
$20.00
$10. 00
$10. 00
hal f-orphans $30. 00
Bl anche E. Emmons , parent of Walter E. and Clark R. Emmons, hal f-o r phans $20. 00
Maria v. Enos , parent of Manuel, Antone , Nazareth and Mayme Enos, half-orphans $40. 00
Delphi.na Foss , guar dian of Gerald Sweet, an or phan $10. 00
Esther Franson, parent of Billy, Jack and Mary Jane Franson, half-orphans $30.00
Alice F. Galvin, parent of Edward, Leonard and Aliee Galvin, half-orphans ~30.00
Isabelle Gunderson, parent of Jas. Harold Gunderson, hal f - orphan $10.00
Annie E. Guthrie , parent of Mary, James and Arthur Guthr ie , half- orphans $30.00
Mrs . Flora Hartnack , guardian of Harry A. Galligher, an orphan $10. 00
Carlotta Kahn, parent of Carlos and Edmund de la Guerra, and Isaac, Raebel
and Julius Kahn, half-orphans
Aimee Kemp , parent of Arny May , Warren , Charles and Doris Kemp , half- orphans
Mary Kostas , parent of Pete, Bella, Zois, Petro , Tula and Johnny Kostas ,
half-orphans
Otto E. Kramer, Probation Officer, guardian of Flora Cota, a minor,
Otto E. Kramer, Probation Of f icer , guardian of Mary Ellen Cronin, an orphan
Otto E. Kramer, Probation Of ficer, guardian of Marie and Venita Garibay,
half- or phans
Otto E. Kramer, Probation Officer, guardian o. f Ramon Gomez , half- orphan
Otto E. Kramer, Probation Officer, guardian of Frances , Gregoria and
Silvania Gomez, half- orphans
Otto E. Kramer , Probation Officer , guardian of Sophia and Valentino
Gomez , orphans
Otto E. Kramer, Probation Officer, guardian of Venita Gomez, an orphan
Otto E. Kramer , Probation Officer, guardian of Reinaldo Guiterrez, an
orphan
Otto E. Kramer , Probation Officer, guardian of Francisca Hubert , half- orphan
Otto E. Kramer, Probation Officer, guardian of Blanch Johnson, an orphan
Otto E. Kramer, Probation Of ficer, guardian of Harry, Peter and Ernest
Levy, half- orphans
$50.00
$40.00
$60. 00
$10. 00
;i?l 0. 00
$20.00
$10. 00
$30. 00
$20. 00
$10.00
$10. 00
$10. 00 .
$10. 00
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Otto E. Kramer, Probation Officer, guardian of Lillian Lombard, half- orphan
Otto E. Kramer , Probation Officer, guardian of Constancia 1tarill o, a minor
. $10. 00
$10.00
Otto E. Kramer, Probation Officer , guardian of Mollie and Rita Martinez,
minors
Otto E. Kramer, Probation O!ficer, guardian of Carmelita and Rosie
Mendelson, orphans
Otto E~ Kramer , Probation Officer , guardian of Lucy and David Otero, orphans
Otto E. Kramer, Probat ion Officer, guardian of Natalia Romero , a minor,
Otto E. Kramer , Probation Officer, guardian of Sal vadora Romero, a minor ,
Otto E . ~am.er , Probation Officer, guardian of Mary and Ame1ia Salmina,
mi nors ,
Otto E. Kramer , Probation Officer , guardian of LeRoy w. Villa, an orphan
Mary J. Linane , parent of Ambrose, Lawrence, Mary, Margaret, Francis,
Dominic and Teresa Linane, half- orphans ,
JJrs .V. Mal1onee, parent of Calastus Ma11onee, half- orphan
Theresa s. Mart inez, parent of Lucy Mar tinez , half- orphan
Angelita .Maz zini , parent of Mary , Richard, Esther and Antonia Mazzini,
hal f-orphans
Ernesta B. Merlo, parent of Teresa, Joe , Lucy, Mary and Peter Merlo,
half- orphans
Donalda Moore, guardian of Edyth and Walter c. Huyck, orphans
Minnie 1.Iay Moore , parent of Georgia and Ruth Moore , half- orphans
Mabel Murr ay, parent of Ar thur and Louisa Murr ay, half- orphans
Mar y Olinger, parent of Harvey, Clarence, Annabel and Frederick Ol inger,
half- orphans
Ade l ine Pasill as, parent of John, Jesus, Augustine, Amanda and Vicente
Pasill as , half- orphans
Mrs. Concepcion Oli vera , guardian of Tom and Helen Reardon, half-orphans
Mrs . Myrtle Reeder, parent of Ida May and Cora G. Reeder, minors , the
father of said minors, Thomas Reeder, being incapacitated
Aurelia P. Ro~rigue z , parent of Rosie, Henry and Angel a Garcia,
half- orphans
Myrtle Shell, parent of Preston and Lucy w. Shell, hal f - orphans
Mary Sheppard, parent of Lester and Made1ine Sheppard, half-orphans
Eva Tadlock, parent of Xuestra and Almond Tadlock , half-orphans
Lucia Tognini , parent of Mary Tognini , hal f - or phan
Serafina To l edo , parent of Minnie Toledo , hal f-orphan
Cateri na Varni , parent of Amel ia, Silvio and Mar garita Varni , half- orphans
Mary Vasquez , parent of Mary Vasquez, half- orphan
In the Matter of the Cancellation of an Erroneous Assessment.
en '(, .
$20. 00
$20. 00
$20 . 00
$10 .00
$10 . 00
$20 . 00
$10 . 00
$70. 00
$10 . 00
$10. 00
$40. 00
$50 . 00
$20. 00
$20. 00
$20. 00
$40 . 00
$50. 00
$20 . 00
$20. 00
$30. 00
$20 . 00
$20.00
$20. 00
$10. 00
$10 . 00
$30. 00
$10. 00
It appearing to the satisfaction of the Board of Supervisors of the County of
Santa .Bar bara, State of California, from a statement furnished by the County Assessor
that Otto Ward is the owner of Lot No. 92, of the Packard Home Gardens and which said
l ot is assessed in the name of H. E. Packard for the fiSoal year 1923- 24, as shown on
Vol. 2 , page 342, and
I t further appearing that said lot is exempt f r om taxation for said fiscal year
1923-24 by r eason of being covered by soldi ers exemption duly filed in said Assessors
office by said Otto Ward. and
I t further appearing that said County Assessor has made application to this
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Attorney having been obtained therefor,
On motion duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the County Auditor of
said county cancel said erroneous assessment by entry on the margin of the assessment
book as aforesaid and on the delinquent list.
In the Matter of an Ordinance providing for the payment of a bounty to persons
who ahal1 kill and destroy Coyotes in the County of Santa Barbara.
On motion duly seconded and carried, the Board passed Ordinance No . 411, in the
above entitled matter; upon the passage of said ordinance, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit: Sam J . Stanwood , J . T. Torrence, w. L.
Talbott, c. L. Preisker and H. s. Deaderick, Nays: None .
In the matter of the Petition of Mrs. Gladys Arbuckle for County Aid for Noreen,
Patricia and Beatrice Arbuckle, half-orphans.
It appearing to the satisfaction of the Board that said Noreen Arbuckle, aged
4 years , Patricia Arbuckle, aged 2 years and Beatrice Arbuckle , aged 6 months are halforphans
and are proper persona to receive County Aid, and they are in the custody of
said Mrs. Gladys Arbuckle
It is ordered that the Auditor draw his warrant on the Treasurer on Hospital Fund,
in favor of said Mrs. Gladys Arbuckle for the sum o:f Thirty & 00/100 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 for the support of the above named minors
In the matter of the Petition of Mrs. Ruth Kauke for County Aid for John and
Phillips Kauke, half- orphans.
It appearing to the satisfaction of the Board that said John Kauke, aged 3 years
and Phillips Kauke, aged 2 years are half-orphans and are proper persons to receive
County Aid, and they are in the custody o:f said Ura . Ruth Kauke,
It is ordered that the Auditor draw his warrant on the Treasurer on Hospital
Fund, in favor of said Mrs. Ruth Kauke for the sum of Twenty & 00/100 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 for the support of the above named minors.
In the matter of the Petition of Llrs. Susan Haley for County Aid for Dorothy,
Mary, Ceclia, Joseph and Eleanor Haley, half-orphans,
It appearing to the satisfaction of the Board that said Dor othy Haley, aged 3
years, Mary Haley, aged 7 years, Ceclia Ra ley, aged 10 years, Joseph Haley, aged 7
years and Eleanor Raley, aged 5 years are half-orphans and are proper persons to receive
County Aid, and they are in the custody of said Mrs. Susan E.aley,
It is ordered that the Auditor draw bis warrant on the Treasurer on Hospital
Fund, in favor of said Mrs . Susan Haley for the sum of Fifty & 00/100 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 for the support of the above named minors.
\\\o.~ 'l)\~l\"'J In the matter of the Petition of Mae McCollum for County Aid for Laila, l1el vin,
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It appearing to the satis:faction of the Board that said Laila l.IcCollum, aged 14
years, Melvin McCollum, aged 13 years , Merle McCollum, aged 13 years , Thelma McCo llum~
aged 11 years , Leonard McCollum, aged 9 years~ Marie McCollum, aged 7 years , Frank
MoCollum, aged 5 years and William McCollum, aged 3 years,are half-orphans and are
proper persons to receive County Aid, and they are in the custody of said Mae McCollum
It is ordered that the Auditor draw bis warrant on the Treasurer on Hospital Fund,
in favor of said Mae McCollum for the sum of Eighty & 00/100 do l lars, and for a like
amount on the first of each month hereafter until the further order of this Board, said
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money to be used for the so.pport of the above named minors.
In the Matter of the Petition of Isabelle Gunderson for County Aid.
It appearing to the satisfaction of this Board that said petitioner is a proper
person to receive County aid, it is ordered that the Auditor draw bis warrant on the
Treasurer, on Hospital Fund, in favor of Isabelle Gunderson for the sum of $15. 00; and
for a 1ike amount on the first of each month hereafter unti1 the :further order of this
Board
In the Matter of the Petition of Minnie May Moore for County Aid.
It appearing to the satisfaction of this .Board that said petitioner is a proper
person to receive C0t1nty aid , it is ordered that the Auditor draw his warrant on the
Treasurer, on Hospital Fund, in favor of Minnie May Moore for the sum of $20. 00; and
for a l ike amount on the first of each month hereafter until the further order of this
Board.
In the Matter of Petitions for County Aid.
It appearing to the Board that the following named petitione. rs are proper persons
to receive county aid,
On motion dul y seconded and carr ied, it is ordered that the Auditor draw his warrant
on the Indigent Fund in favor of the ~allowing named persons for the so.ms set opposite
their r espective names on the lst day of Augu.st , 1924, to-wit:
Charles \V. Baker
Mrs . ~lutarcho Carrillo
Mrs . J . M. Burleigh
Claud Johnson
Vincente A. Juarez
Annabelle McGreal
Ramon Lopez
Mabel Hyde
Ida Flores
Anne Henrickson
Isabelle Gunderson
Verda Anthony
Emma P. Anton
Anna Elphick
R. Cloak
Blanche E. Emmons
Hattie B. Har bi son
John Davies
lla.ry Hedr ick
FIRST SUPERVISOR DISTRICT
$15. 00
20. 00
30. 00
10. 00
12. 00
10. 00
15. 00
Refugia Olivos
Jose Robles
Jose Maria Romero
Andrew Ruiz
John P. Ware
Mrs. Jessie K. Wilson
Adeline Vright
SECOND SUPERVISOR DISTRICT
14. 25 Antonio Poisard
THIRD SUPERVISOR DISTRICT
10. 00
15. 00
15. 00
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Maria Josefa Pico
Pedro v. Romero, et ux.,
FOUR~ SUPERVISOR DISTRICT
20. 00
20. 00
20.00
15. 00
20.00
10. 00
Donalds Moore
Mabe1 E . J.iurray
Mae McCollum
Mar ia Ramirez
Joseph Usher
Mary c. Newhouse
FIFTH SUPERVISOR DISTRICT.
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10. 00
Ma;rgaret Marcum \'lard
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15. 00
10. 00
10. 00
10.00
10. 00
a. oo
20. 00
10. 00
25. 00
20 . 00
20. 00
40. 00
10.00
10. 00
20. 00
10. 00
The Reports of c. G. Vandever, Superintendent Santa Barbara General Hospital,
Anna E. Mccaughey, Superintendent County Detention Home, R. Lee Ste. Fleure, State Hun!me
Officer and Owen H~ Q' Neill, County Surveyor for the month of June 1924, were examined
and ordered filed.
The Report of H. J . Abels, Game Warden fo r the quarter ending June 30th, 1924
was examined and ordered :fi1ed
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l~l ove.{.
On motion duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the c1laim of Boys and
Girls Industrial Home and Farm for the sum of $32.77 be and the same is hereby reject
ed.
On motion duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the j~ol lowing claims be
and the same are hereby laid over, to-wit:
Caire, Arthur J. et a1.
Cook~ Archie B.
Gardner-Wheaton Co.
Santa Barbara Telephone Co.
Santa Maria Gas Co.
Security Title Insurance and Guarantee Co.
Standard Oi1 Co.
Valley Oil Co.
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$1760.31
30.00
l.25
24.65
3.24
2182.50
22.36
158.54
On motion duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that all cilaims that have been
audited and approved at this meeting by three members of the Boa1d of Supervisors.
be allowed, each claim to be :paid out of the fund designated in 1;he order of allowanc
endorsed on the face of each claim respectively, to wit:
Abels,. E. W.
Adam, Rona.l d 1i.
Ahr enkiel, John H.
Alvarado, Luis
Andera, c. M.
Anderson, Walter
Anthony, Verda
Arnold, R. D.
Associated Oil Co.
GENERAL FUND
Austin Western Road Machinery Co.
Bailey, Et hel H.
do do
Baker, Bill
do W. E.
Baldwin, J. E.
Bassett, R G.
Bastanchury, A.
'
Bastancbury, A.
J?ates, L. w.
Bender-Moss Company
:Bigler, A. B.
do do
do do
Boeseke- Dawe Oo
do
do
do
Bond, C.
do
do
do
do
s.
Boyd Lumber & Mill Co .
Boys and Girls Industrial
do do do
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Home and Farm
do
$63.2 7
18. 00
20.00
180.50
3.60
4 96.50
10 .00
10. 00
53.93
245.25
15. 60
15.60
18. 00
72.00
1850.30
65.00
40.96
17.60
111.00
20.00
10.09
7.80
2.10
5.05
14.67
3.00
1.85
30.00
30.00
5 .40
43.50
32.77
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Jul y 7th , 1924.
Boys and Girl s Industri al Home and Farm GENERAL FUND $43.75
Br adley, Paul E. 10. 00
Brickey, Dwi gh t 2. 50
d o Horace
Br oadway Garage
Brockway, ~{. F.
Bubn, Ott o :P.
Bur ns De t ecti ve Agency, William J .
Bye , Jul ia A.
Cadillac Motor Sal es Co ,
do do
Cal i f . Corrugated Culvert Co.
do do
do do
do do
do do
Califor nia Tire Co.
do do
Cal lis, R. M.
Carlisle & Co . , A.
do
do
do
Case, Irene T.
Castagna, Ali ce
Cervantes , Luz
do do
Chal me r s , Thomas
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Coast Who l esal e Grocer y Co .
Columbi a Drug Co.
Convent of the Good Shepherd
do do
Cook, Archie B.
Cook, Mrs . Si dney
Cooley , H. 1f.
do do
Coppedge & Wi l l oughby
Covarrubi as, Yris
Crescent Gar age
do do
do
Cor cker Co., Inc. H. s .
Cuesta, Ger ar d s. de la
Cunnane , w. B.
Davis , Ar thur
Dawe, Henry
Deader ick, H. s.
do do
do James
Den, A. L.
De Vaul , Zella M.
2. 50
2. 33
94.50
3 . 90
228. 76
10. 00
27. 20
1. 20
138.44
174. 24
212. 40
174. 24
148. 94
11.50
21. 61
10 . 00
5. 65
99 . 80
38. 46
97. 67
10. 00
74. 75
22. 78
20.00
1 5. 96
46. 21
1.85
96. 75
100. 00
1.50
20. 0(Q)
29. 25
81. 25
36. 42
25. 80
4.50
19. 25
31.00
70. 00
5. oo
5 . 00
125. 00
10 . 40
5. 20
22.75
3 . 00
i o. oo
413
414
DeWeber, Jaa GENERAL FUND
Dewing, H. A.
do do
do do
Diehl Grocery Co .
Dodge, E. G.
do do
do do
Domingu.ez, E.
do do
do .Mar y
do Tony
do do
Dugan, Herbert F .
do do
Eaves , c. s.
Edmondson, A. R.
Ei senberg's
Elizondo, Jacobo
Emerick, T.
do Thomas
do do
Enterprise Dairy Co .
do Launderers
Erkens , Phoebe J.
Everett Building Co .
Featherstone, E. A.
Fillmore, E. M.
do do
do do
Fire Portection Engineer ing Co.
Fitzgerald, Frank
do do
Flores , Alfonso
Foster, Jos .
Fox, Maud c.
do do
Freeze & Freeze
do do
Froom Tank Co., A. H
Gem Market Co.
George., c. E.
do do
Gidney, Pearl c
Goleta Garage
Graham, C. M.
do H. R.
Griioos-Stassforth Co .
do do do
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$1.0. 00
138 . 00
24.00
35.00
121. 22
57 .50
33.25
42. 50
44.00
48. 00
30.00
20.00
4. 00
1391. 21
524.64
82. 00
100.00
22 .50
10.00
24. 00
28. 00
4.00
6. 80
24.55
20 .06
455. 00
8 .99
35.93
20.12
6.38
46. 83
93.60
109 .20
105. 00
10.00
12. 00
12.00
16.63
8. 08
8.50
21.68
34.65
30.35
150.00
97. 80
10.00
93.75
10. 40
34.50
.
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Jul y 7th , 1924.
Grocott, John GENERAL FUND
Gr ossi , L. D.
Gunderson, G, T.
Gu tierrez ~rug Stor e
Hapgood, A. R.
Harris, c. A.
Harrison, Mrs. M. c.
Hasl am, w. E.
do do
Hendt i oks , R.
do do
do do
Hendry Bros.
Henning , A. B.
Hensl ing , A. R.
do do
Hildenbrand, 1~.
Hi tchcock , H. R.
Hooker, Har old
Hooker, Ray
Hoover, B. B.
Hoover Garage
Hopkins , Harry
Hopkins , H. J .
Hosmer, Jessie P
do do
Hotel Arthur
Hotel Bradl ey
Hourihan, M. P.
Hoviard- Can:fi eld Company
Howerton, El don
Huppert, Jos eph c.
Janssens , Joe
do do
do do
do J . R.
J ensen , Ol ivia
Jessee , Viola M.
Johnson, Fl orence c.
Jordano Brot hers
Kantor, Peter A.
Kelly , Capt. Samuel
Kelly- Spr ingfield Tire Co .
Kennedy Pub . Co .
Karan Laundry
do do
Ketcham , E. T.
Kimball, Joseph
King, J . F .
Kirkpatr i ck Bat tery Service
$ 8 . 26
36. 00
10 . 50
10. 00
2. 80
21.32
5. 50
18 . 00
71. 50
52.00
78 .00
5.oo
10 . 00
11. 62
12. 75
44 .00
43. 45
74. 00
32. 00
58.17
27.40
38. 00
16. 00
22. 00
12. 00
9 . 00
10 . 50
18. 00
72 . 00
32. 00
10.00
60.00
32 . 50
40. 00
6. 00
42 . 00
17. 00
233. 06
9. 65
26.94
2 . 45
98. 10
45 . 00
23. 86
18. 71
22. 88
52. 50
294. 72
1.50
41
416
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Klein-Simpson Fr ui t Co .
Kramer, Otto E.
Krause ,and Ostini
Lamb Auto El ectric
Lambert, C. E.
do Cl arence
do do
do Fr ed
do do
do R.
do Ray
Lanter, Mrs. J . w
Larco Fish Co., s.
Larsen, A. s.
Lath im' s Trans:fer
Learned, G. F.
Learned, Mary J .
Lee , Charles
Lee, R. F.
do do
Levy, Adolphe H.
do do
Lompoc Record
Longawa, John
do do
Loveren, Dr. G. s.
Lynch, Jack
Maguire , Harry F.
Martinson, Marian
Maxson, Eugene s.
Medearis , H .D.
do H. E.
Co .
Meloling, J r ., Albert u.
GENERAJ FUND
Midland Counties Pub. Serv. Corp.
Miller, James
1viill s, W. G.
1~1i nett i , U.
Mission Office Equipment Co.
do do
Mission Paint & Art Co .
Moore, J. G.
Moore Mercantile Co .
do do
Moraga , Magdalena
Morning Press, The
do do
l\.1orris, s. E.
lvlyer s , John
Mccaughey, Annie E.
do . . do
I
$17.10
40.95
21.50
84. 64
25.00
32.00
a.oo
162.00
162. 00
103. 00
108.00
20 . 00
12. 95
37.40
1.50
700.37
10.00
10.30
1.25
8. 00
97.75
8 .50
23.00
224.75
239.53
20.00
63. 00
3.00
42.75
25. 00
13.00
47.40
1.80
9 . 28
2 . 50
226.10
10 . 00
18.90
5.40
7.15
100. 00
27.30
29.37
44. 00
51.67
151.56
46.60
60. 00
7.00
142.50
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Jul y 7th , 1924.
Mccaug hey, J . P.
McDonald, D.
GENERAL FUND
McGr egor & Sons
do do
Negus , Wm.
do
Nelson, Sadr ick
Nielson-Smith El ectric Co .
do do
do do
do do
O' Bryant, Mathilda
Onstott, Frank
Ord Ice Company
Osborne ' s Book Store
Osburn, Vim. Q.
Ott Hardware Co .
do
do
do
OviedE.r , Tony
do
do
do
do
do
Pacific Chemical Co .
do
do
do
Pacific Coast Coal Co .
Pacific Coast Coal Co .
Pacific Coast Pub . Co .
do do
do do
do do
do do
Pacific Coast Railway Co .
do do
Pacific Laundry
Parma & Co . , Inc
Pearson, C. H
Perrin, H. B
Pertica, Fr ances
do do
Pickwick St ages
Pierce Bros. Furniture Co
Pittman, Alice L
Polly Sweet Shop
Pope, A. s
do
do
Pr eisker , C . L
do do
Rafetto, Eva
Rruney , L. F.
do do
~20 0 . 75
10 . 00
13. 49
4 . 90
10 . 00
101.50
108 . 50
8. 50
3 . 50
2.40
4 . 00
30. 00
50 . 00
4 . 32
1 . 50
2. 00
1. 35
13 . 55
2 . 16
14. 25
30 . 00
60. 00
8 . 57
945. 04
2085. 02
12. 40
2. 75
60 . 95
4 . 50
'7 . 95
13. 20
122. 50
2 . 61
1. 90
5. 00
101. 12
55. 00
55. 00
3 . 65
207 . 50
10.00
10.15
50. 00
36. 75
61. 50
82 . 40
41. 20
21 .00
52. 50
96 . 25
41
418
Bausch & Lomb Optical Co.
Reclamation District No. 798
Recorder Printing and Pub. Co.
do do do
Red Cross Drug Co .
Reed. w. B.
Robles, li- .
do
do
Roemer & Roemer
Rogers & Son, E. F.
Romero~ Ben
do L.
do do
do s.
Ross, James
do
Ruffner & Ruffner Garage
Runkle Shoe Co.
Rush, Louis
Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital
do do do
Santa Barbara Daily News
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
Santa Barbara Red Line Express
Santa Barbara Telephone Co .
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
Santa Maria Gas Co .
Santa Ynez Valley Drug Store
Soaroni, Frank A.
Schauer Printing Studio
do do
do do
Scott, Hattie H.
Seaside Oil Company
do do
do do
do do
do do
GENERAL FUND
$68 . 85
2. 59
18.00
18.00
4.44
39. 03
60.00
60 . 00
47. 50
93.71
20.50
24.00
65. 00
60.00
60 . 00
9.15
282. 56
4. 80
31.35
60. 00
25 . 00
25. 00
10 .93
.
22.50
391.30
10.00
1 7 . 50
45. 00
4 . 54
17.71
53. 07
7. 55
8. oo
4. 90
35. 98
50. 22
190.16
3. 84
39.00
10.00
278.75
64. 50
35. 75
35. 00
960. 00
720.00
36.10
1 8 . 50
524.00
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Jul y 7th, 1924.
Security Ti t le & I nsur ance Guarantee Oo. GENERAL FUIID
Shean , Wm.
Shell Co . of Calif.
Shell Oil Co . of Calif.
Show, H. J.
Simpson, Frank R.
Smiley , s.
Smit h , Jr., Charles A.
Smith , James
Smith, Mrs. Susie
Sor enson, Sam
Sousa, M.
Southern Calif. Edison Co .
do do do
Southern Counties Gas Co .
do do do
Southern Counties Gas Co .
do do do
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Souther n Pa cifi c Mill ing Co .
Sper ber, Ellen c.
Standar d Oi l Co .
do
do
do
do
do do
Sterling Dr ug Co .
Stevens, Chas. s.
Stevens, Charles s.
Stinson, Jessie
Stoddar d, C. s.
Stonebar ger, Harvey
do do
St. Catherine' s School
St. do
do
do
do
St. Francis School
do do
St. Vinc ent's School
St . Vincent' s School
Swan, James
Sweetser, H. c.
Talbott, Eunice
do w. L.
Tapie, Sr. Joseph
Tave rna & Co.
do do
Tayl or Hardware Co.
do do
Tognazzini , Ul isse
Torrence , J . T.
Towne, Fr ank
Travis, R. M.
$60 . 00
Z7. 80
15. 96
10. 00
125. 00
3. 00
28. 00
a.oo
s.oo
27.50
143. 50
1 2 . 00
112. 98
6.11
16. 25
1 7. 07
2. 31
21. 87
910 . 95
10. 00
10 . 00
20. 00
4 . 25
1 0 . 00
8 . 24
5. 00
35.00
88 . 00
10. 00
360. 00
8 . 65
120 . 00
120 . 00
120 . 00
1 20. 00
1 20. 00
1010.72
1040. 00
15.00
1.00
10. 00
62. 40
20. 00
18. 00
9. 00
6 .~o
21. 91
1 3 . 75
48. 00
io.oo
6. 55
419
420
,
Travis , R. M.
Trujillo, M
GENERAL FUND
do do
Tucker, c. M.
Tucker, James c.
do do
Underwood TYIewriter Co.
Union Mill and Lumber Co
Union Oil Co. of Calif.
do
do
do
Unzueta , D.
do
do
do
Grant , u. s.
Van Horn, J. A.
do
do
do
Varela , Richard A.
Ventura Refining Company
Verine , P.
Veronica Stone Co.
do
do
Wal sh, s. G.
do
do
Wa Rene, Mrs. Bell e
do do
Water Works Department
do do
Watson, J . N.
Waugh, Charles R.
Weidman, Nellie
Weimer, Martha
Welbor n , Geo .
Western Machine & Foundry Co .
do do do
Western Union Te legraph Co .
Western \Vholesale Drug Co .
Vfueaton, w. li!.
do do
Williams, !U-s. Alma
Wilson & D'Andrea
do do
do do
do do
Winchester R. F.
Woods, .Mrs. K.
Wylie Ranch, H. G.
do Thos. B.
Yelkin, Henry
do do
Aggeler & Musser Seed Co.
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HOSPITAL FUND
$ 2.35
22.50
9.00
10.00
37.50
75.00
83. 75 .
. 77
2. 50
166. 81
2'7.16
1.96.80
48 . 00
32.25
34.35
42.50
92.48
72.50
2400 . 00
2062.25
545.00
80. 56
50.00
50.00
68.70
13.65
258. 43
310.00
20 . 00
30.72
10. 00
2.33
15.75
1.83
24.37
20.00
20.00
10. 00
49.58
15.00
57.76
26.00
10. 00
27.84
9.00
15.00
&. oo
16.25
5.00
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Jul y 7th , 1924.
Aggeler & Musser Seed Co.
Agnew, Al i ce
Al.umi num Cooking Utensil. Co.
Anderholm, Lily
Ander bolip, Lily
Ander son, Car l
do do
do J .
Associated Oil Co .
Babcock, D. W.
do do
Bagozzi , J .
Bagozzi , J.
Barron, D.
do
Baumer, Tillie
do do
Beraldo , Frank
Beraldo, Frank
Betlamini , Toni
do do
Bl ake Moffi tt & Towne
Boeseke-Dawe Co .
Bog ler, Adolph
Bogl er, Adolph
Bowman, E. M.
do do
Boyd Lumber & Mill Co .
Brierly, A.
do
Brown, Wm.
do
Bur on, J .
do
Cal ifornia Mar ket
California Pharmacy
Campbell, w. L.
do do
Car t er, Ruby
Cas t aneda , Car l otta
do do
Cer tif i ed Products Co
Chicago Pharmacal Co
City Dry Cl eaning Co.
City Heal th Offi cer
Coast Whol esale Gr ocer y Co .
Columbia Dr ug Co .
Di as , Antonio
do do
Diehl Grocery Co .
HOSPITAL FUND
$ 4.27
65. 00
l.l.4 . 54
90. 00
90 . 00
65. 00
75 . 48
137. 50
9. 25
20. 00
20. 00
60. 00
60 . 00
2 0. 00
20. 00
90 . 00
90. 00
15.97
63. 87
1 20 . 00
120 . 00
49. 05
2 8. 25
135 . 00
165. 48
119.17
8 7.00
9 . 00
75. 83
65 . 00
20. 00
2 0 . 00
45. 00
45.00
34. 36
38. 55
100. 00
100 . 00
100 .00
55. 00
55. 00
152. 50
20. 98
11. 51
14. 56
51.10
3 0 . ro
110 . 00
11 0 . 00
419.16
421
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422
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Downer Electric Co.
Dr exel Lime and Cement
Evans, F. D.
do do
Fillmor e, E. M.
Fong, Lee
do
Fowler, A. D. -
Fowler, A. D.
do do
Fr ench , Mar y s.
Fr ench, Mary s.
Friedly, Ruby
Gagnier, L. E.
Garrahy, Margaret
do do
Giorgi , A.
Hal l , Lel a w.
Hunt, R.
do
Hunt, V.
Hyatt , Mary
do do
Hyatt , Mel vin
do do
Jacobsen, Jul ie
do do
do do
Johnson, Marie
do do
Kano , l'ld.
do
Kurdruna, Chas .
Kur d.runs, Chas .
do do
Larco Fish Co ., s.
do do
Lathim' s Transfer Co .
Leos , J .
do
Levy, Henry
Lewis , Ida 1\1ae
. Lindstrom, Victor
do do
Lush , Marion E.
do
do
Lynch , John
do
HOSPITAL FUND
Co .
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$ 3.00
22 . 75
J.00. 00
100. 00
2. 55
5. 00
5. 00
96. 00
12. 00
100. 00
19.36
100. 00
27. 00
10. 00
36. 00
1 68. 00
209 . 53
34. 67
24. 00
72. 00
12. 00
70 . 00
70 . 00
80. 00
85.16
90. 00
90. 00
3 . 78
70. 00
70 . 00
50. 00
50. 00
80 .17
69 .19
10. 50
27 . 50
28 . 60
20. 50
60. 00
60. 00
18 . 80
110. 00
75 . 00
75 . 00
22- 26
46. 00
92. 74
70. 00
76. 77
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July 7th, 1924.
MacArthur , Allister
I.fiacQuarrie, James
Maiers, G. F.
Martin, Emma
HOSPITAL FUND
Martin, J\{.
liar tin, M.
A~rtin, Tillie
do do
!~iller, John s.
Mission Office Equi pment Co .
1.!iss i on Paint and Art Co .
Mi ssion Produce & Suppl y Co .
JAoxley, W. B.
do do
McArthur, Allister
Nelson, Lewis
do do
Newhouse, Chas . S.
Nichols , Jul ia
Nichols, Dr. N.
Nicols , Dr. N.
Nielson Smith Electric Co .
O' Banion, Dr. A. L.
O' Ma.lley , Jack
Ord Ioe Co .
do
Ott Hardware Co .
Overaa , Ole A.
do do
Pacific Coast Publishing Co .
Parma Co .
Parma Co
Pico, A
Piovesan, Geo
do do
Powell, May A
Ramires, Ma.ti lda
do do
Santa Barbara Flour Mills
Santa Barbara Telephone Co .
Saxild, Johanne
do do
do d o
Scherer Co ., R. L
do
do
do
do
Schreiber, Ol ga E
do do
Seaside Oil Co ., The
do do
$60 . 00
75.00
79 . 65
1 2. 00
65.00
65. 00
75. 00
75.00
39. 54
6 . 48
1 5 . 52
174. 32
10 . 00
10. 00
60. 00
5 . 00
5.00
9 . 00
11. 67
125. 00
125. 00
12 . 50
31.50
34. 84
46 . 90
38 .so
87. 00
120 . 00
120 . 00
22.70
52 . 65
77.50
60. 00
85. 00
85. 00
100. 00
65. 00
65 . 00
148. 20
15.17
3. 78
90. 00
90. 00
13 . 95
29. 58
65. 55
100. 00
100. 00
30 .39
200. 25
422
424
Shaw, Dorothy HOSPITAL FUND
Shirrell, C. L.
Shirrell, c . L . I
Southern Calif. Edison Co .
Southern Pacific Co .
S. P. Milling Co .
Specialty Shoe Store
Spencer, E. L.
Spreitz, H. A.
Stone, c. W.
do do
do do
Tanner, L.
do do
Taylor Hardware Co .
Union Feed and Fuel Co .
Union Feed and Fuel Co .
Vandever, c. G.
Vandever, o. G.
vandever, Si gne
do do
Velasquez, Jesus
do do
Walters & Fries
Western Dairy Supply Co .
Western Wholesale Drug Co .
Wheel er , Richard
Wheeler, Richard
Wilson, Frank
Wilson, Frank
Associated Charities
Belcher, F. E. '
Boradori , Sam'l
Broadway Cash Grocery
do do do
Broadway Cash Grocery
Brown' s Drug Store
Callis , F . I .
Campodonioo , E. M.
Coblentz & Schwabacher
do do
Constable, c. B.
Dudley, R. H.
Gardner- Wheaton Co .
Jordana Brothers
Loveren, Dr. G. s.
Martindale, M. A.
do do
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INDIGElIT FUND
$151.61
125. 00
1 25. 00
232 . 12
33. 96
160. 25
3. 45
46. 50
100. 00
130. 00
65. 00
65 . 00
70. 00
70 . 00
2 . 25
388. 55
288. 10
250 . 00
24. 82
140. 00
140. 00
60 . 00
60 . 00
8. 85
1 6 . ll
41. 79
10. 00
10. 00
10. 83
85. 00
515. 72
30. 00
20. 00
20 . 00
20. 00
10. 00
7. 90
40. 00
15. 00
10. 00
10. 00
3 . 50
7. 50
1 . 00
10. 00
20. 00
15. 15
5 . 20 .
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426
Ayala., J. P. SECOND ROAD FUND $156. 00
do do 96.00
do do 156.00
do do 168 . 00
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do do 204. 00
Bennett, M. 55. 00
do Manuel 57. 50
Calif. Corrugated Culvert Co . 16. 55
Cardosa, T. 42.00
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do do 35. 00
Carvantes, c. 42.00
do Candelrio 48. 00
Craviotto , E. J. 7. 00
Dias, D. 40. 00
do 48. 00
Dominguez , L. J . 54.00
Dominguez, L. J. 48 .00
Fal is, s. 48. 00
Fischer, Henry 42. 00
Flores, J . 28.00
Galbez , T. 3 . 50
do do 42. 00
do To billers 31.50
Garcia, Sam
31.50
42.00
do do
Garibay, A.
36.75
do do
38.50
Gonzales, E. 60. 00
' 48.00
do do
48. 00
do da
do P.
35. 00
do do
3. 50
Gua.danini, John
60.00
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Hathaway, Ado l ph
45.00
Higgins, L. 1[.
46. 45
45. 50
Jiminez, A.
42. 00
Jiminez, A.
18.00
Jiminez, Pete
4 . 50
Lenina, F.
60.00
Lopez, c.
35.00
do G.
48.00
Lopez , J .
48. 00
do do
48. 00
d.o do
48.00
do T.
48. 00
do do
' 48 . 00
do do
60. 00
Lucchesi, Fred
48. 00
do do
24. 00
do do
Lucchesi, Fred
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Luera, L.
do do
Luina., F.
' Manriques, },1.
do do
do do
.Martinez, Jesus
do do
Medel,. R.
Medel, R.
Moreno, A.
do
do Adolphe
do do
McAllister, Hen
Nageles, c
Nagales, c.
Navarrete, E.
Navarrete , E.
Navarr o , .E.
do do
Na:ya, B.
do
do Bani to
Ogan, R. J.
Ott Hardwar ~ Co .
Ovieda, E. s.
Parada, Mi guel
Rodman, w. T.
Rodriguez , N.
do do
do do
do Tony
do do
Rome ro~ Babe
do do
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do Ben
do Fred
do do
do do
do J. F.
do Juan
do L. R.
do do
do do
Rosales, B.
Rosales, B.
do l~ .
do do
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Jul y 7th, 1924.
SECOND ROAD FUND
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$24. 00
7.00
42.00
54.00
42.00
42. 00
42. 00
35.00
3.50
42. 00
42.00
42. 00
42. 00
21.00
42.00
8. 00
42.00
31.50
16. 00
20. 00
44.00
68 . 00
28. 00
42.00
42. 00
111.80
10 . 60
16.00
42.00
633. 50
42.00
42. 00
42.00
31.50
28 . 00
60 . 00
60.00
22 . 00
36.00
48.00
54.00
s.oo
42.00
60.00
50.00
60.00
21.00
40.25
42.00
21.00
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Rosales, 11.
Rose, s.
Saragosa, J.
do do
do do
Sauseda, A.
do v.
Shepherd, Frank
do do
SECOND ROAD FUND
Smith Booth Usher Co.
Soto, J .
do
Vasques , P.
do
Vasquez , :e.
~Vestern Machine & Foundry Co.
Yniguez , A.
do
Ynigu.es, A.
Alegria, John v. THffiD ROAD FUND
Anderson, Wal ter
Aredondo , F.
Campbell, George
do do
do do
do do
Carrillo, A.
Childers, c. John
Clancy, A. L.
Erro, 1iartin M.
Erro, M. F.
Forsyth , Thomas
do do
Forsyth , Wil liam
Freeze & Freeze
Gneisa , Charlie
Hernandez , M.
Jensen, Chris,
Jones, c. A.
Jones, Charlie
Lord, Geo . R.
Ontiveros , Lorenzo
Robles~ R.
Romo , Ed.
S.tewart, s. J .
Triplett, El don
do L. A.
Unzueta, D
Western Machine & Foundry Co .
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$ 3.50
10 .50
48.00
48.00
48. 00
21.00
42.00
60.00
60.00
78. 77
36.00
24. 00
42.00
35.00
42. 00
1.80
a.oo
24.00
8 . 00
102.00
6. 00
100.00
21. 00
17.50
21.00
21. 00
96. 00
16.00
75.00
164.00
78.00
10.50
3.50
7. 00
31. 70
90. 00
104.00
21. 00
104. 00
100.00
35.00
30. 00
31.50
8.00
6. 00
4.00
52. 00
48.00
311.78
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Jul y 7th , 1924.
Will iams , O. C. THIRD ROAD FUND
Associated Oil Company FIFTH ROAD FU1ID
Auto Laundry
Bacon Co . , Edwar d R.
do do
Br oadway Batter y Shop
Calif. Corrugated Culvert Co .
do do do
do do do
do do do
Cr escent Garage
De Rosa , Joe
Fesl er, John
do
Ganoung, o.
Gr a:f:ft , John
Gr andover, F.
Jenki ns, M.
Lukeman Bro:s.
Iv!edeiros, M.
McCoy, J. R.
McKel l its, Bil l
Permasse , B.
Rice, Fred t
Roberts , Jack
Roemer & Roemer
Santa Barbara Telephone Co .
Silva, Edward
Si lva, i.ioui s
Alons o, L.
Alvarado, Luis
Ar cher, Wm.
. Associated Oil Co.
Ave ry~ Jean
Ball ester os, F.
Balles t er os, F.
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Barker, Fr ed
Bar tola , Amador
do do
do do
Boyd, E. W.
Brown, Charles
Brown, Charl ey
Br yant & Tr ott Co .
Cadwell, Irving
do do
Carmargo , A.
do R.
GENERAL ROAD
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$14. 00
88. 60
11.00
16.10
13. 53
71.15
15. 38
1 9 . 36
23. 60
19. 36
113. 80 I
33.00
112. 00
112. 00
50 . 00
140. 00
6. 00
16. 00
16. 50
35. 75
2. 82
2 . 00
94. 50
55. 00
11.00
363. 58
2. 25
85. 00
15. 00
48. 00
213. 50
24. 00
50. 69
14 . 00
54.00
54.00
16. 00
27 . 00
27. 00
27 . 00
59 . 50
4 . 50
8. oo
39. 77
66. 00
73. 00
12.00
48. 00
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Carranza, Joe
Chavez, F.
Chavez, F.
Cl a r k , J. w.
Cl ark, J . w.
Cooper, Har ol d
Cordero~ Joe
Cordero, Joe
Cordero , Joe
Cordero, Joe
Cra.kes, Thos.
Craviotto, E. J .
do do
Davis, Mrs. R.
Delgado, 1.
do do
De Rosa , Joe
De Vaul , J M.
do do
Duenez , M.
do do
Fischer, W. L.
Fisher, Vl . D.
Fisher, w. D.
do do
Forbes, Robt .
Gaularti, M
Gaularte, M.
do do
do do
M.
Glines, Denzi l c.
do Jobn T.
Glines, John T
Goodchil d , Eddie
Guerro , G
Hildenbrand, A. J .
Hooker, Carl
Huyck , Monte
Knox , Roy
Laina., F.
Ledesma , M
Leyva, Ral ph
do do
Lopez, c.
Mader o, Jose
Mader o, Jose
do do
Martinez, M.
Moore, Lloyd
GENERAL ROAD FUND
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$24. 00
27.00
31 . 50
36. 00
48. 00
40. 00
22.50
27.00
27.00
22. 50
108. 00
17.60
35. 22
a.oo
27. 00
27.00
82. 50
200. 00
216. 00
27.00
22. 50
27.00
27 . 00
27.00
22.50
145.00
24.00
24.00
24. 00
24. 00
27.00
340 .00
281.00
25.50
22.50
130. 00
a. co
153. 00
a.oo
54. 00
27 . 00
18. 00
27. 00
60. 00
27.00
9 . 00
27 . 00
98. 00
s.oo
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Moran , Geo. GENEBAL ROAD FUND
do do
do do
].iora.n, Geo .
Ojeda, Jose
6nesada, P.
Ont iveros, Ramon
Onunia, P.
Ott Hardware Co .
Ovieda, Tony
Pa r sons, Brooke
Ra.so , s.
do do
Reynol ds , Roy,
do do
Richardson, Chas .
do c. T.
Ru:ffner, Chas.
do Ral ph
Ruiz, H. J .
do do
do do
do do
do J . D.
do do
Rush , Lui
Simoni, c.
Soto, P.
do do
Str ong, F
do do
Torre, c. de l a
Torres , J .
do
do
do
do
do
do
.
do
L.
Luis
T.
Toney
do
Torr e z, Juan
Tripl ett, w.
do W. H.
Vall ey Oil Co .
do do
Ve oente, A{.
do Jr. , M.
Velasquez , J .
do do
do do
$24. 00
24. 00
24. 00
24. 00
12. 00
27 . 00
40. 00
27. 00
4 . 00
60. 00
16. 25
42. 00
42. 00
144. 00
126 . 00
105 . 00
280. 00
45. 50
4. 00
35. 00
36. 00
28. 00
33 .00
24. 00
58. 50
78.00
35 .00
42. 00
42 . 00
60 . 00
60 . 00
32. 37
48. 00
44. 00
42.00
21.00
48. 00
38. 50
14. 00
12.00
72 . 00
88. 00
217. 63
173. 67
68 . 00
24. 75
27. 00
27. 00
27. 00
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Velasquez, J. GENERAI, ROAD FUND
Western Motor Transfer
Wilson, Geo r ge
Wilson, Geo.
do
do do
Yniguez , A.
Acosta, T. GOOD ROADS FUND
do F.
do do
Associated Oil Co .
Boeseke- Dawe Co .
Cordero, A.
do do
do do
do Joe
do do
do do
Gano , Rob ert
Guevara, L.
Hector , Jobn H.
Ingersoll-Rand Company of Calif.
do
Moll ; F.
do
Moll, J.
do
Montezano J .
do do
do do
do
Neilson Smith Electric Co .
Nothorn~ w. E
do do
do do
Ott Hardware Co .
Padilla, F.
do do
do do
Parks , G. A.
do do
do
Rix Compressed Air & Drill Co.
Rix Compressed Air & Dril l Co.
Ross , w.
do Wil liam
do do
Scott, J. R.
do do
do do
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$27. 00
17. 50
33.00
33. 00
33 .00
33. 00
24.00
75. 00
60. 00
50 . 00
1.63
1.15
52. 00
40. 00
48. 00
56. 00
48. 00
56. 00
8 . 85
7.00
6. 00
105. 90
49.10
120. 00
96. 00
96. 00
48. 00
48 .00
48. 00
4 . 00
60. 00
75 . 00
60 . 00
20. 35
48. 00
48. 00
44 .00
130. 00
150. 00
19. 80
32. 71
48. 00
48. 00
48. 00
105. 75
114 . 00
113 . 25
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Seaside Oil Company
Standard Oil Company
St. John, A. s.
do do
Swan, James
do do
do do
Uni on Feed & Fuel Co.
Unzueta, D.
Westwick Iron Works
Bailey, Ethel H.
do do
Constable, c. B.
Erkina, Phoebe J.
Fox, Maud c.
do do
Hacking, c. J.
Loveren, Dr. G. s.
do do
Osburn, Wm. Q.
Pope, A. s.
do
do
do
Smith, Edgar Daniel
Jenkins~ M.
Porter, Rose
Santa Barbara Telephone Co.
GOOD R OADS F UND
SALARY FUND
ADVERT! SING FUND
Midland Counties Pub. Serv. Corp. CASMALIA ST. LIGHTING DIST.
Bee, Henry GUADALUPE PUB. CEMETERY DIST.
Santa Maria Gas Co. GUADALill?E ST. LIGHTING DIST.
do do
Stemper, E. l?. LOS ALAMOS l?UB. CEMETERY DIST.
Midland Counties Pub. Serv. Corp. LOS ALAMOS ST. LIGHTING DIST.
do do do do ORCUTT ST. LIGHTING DIST.
Anderson, J. A. SANTA 11ARIA CEMETERY DIST.
Dudley, Geo. L.
Mullin, Boyd
Rivas, s. J.
Scott, G. M.
Whiteside, Thomas
Upon the passage of the foregoing order, the roll being called, the
$ 281.73
21.85
2600.15
73.47
57.50
60.00
12.50
3.30
48.00
9.02
55.00
15.00
66. 64
75. 00
75.00
25. 00
125.00
125.00
125.00
65.00
15.00
5.00
75.00
25.00
25.00
12.00
7.00
27.50
38.40
107.50
76.50
76.50
6.00
92.80
62.00
100.00
50.00
100.00
100.00
.26
63. 00
following
Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit: Sam J. Stanwood J. T. Torrence, w. L. Talobtt, c. L.
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Preisker and H. S. Deaderick, Nays: None
On motion the Boar d took a recess until July 18th, 1924 at 10 o ' clock a . m.
Aoard of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara , State of California,
_Jul y 18th , 1924, 10 o' clock a . m. Present : Supervisors H. S. Deaderick,
Sam J. Stanwood, w. L. Talbott and c. L. Preisker , and the Clerk. Supervisor
J . T. Torrence being absent . Supervisor H. s. Deaderick in the Chair.
In the Matter of Accepting Deed for right of way for road thr ough the lands of
William S. Spaulding and Katrina F. Spaulding, his wife ,
WHEREAS , William s. Spaulding and Katrina. F. Spaulding , his wife , have duly executed
and delivered to the County of Santa Barbara, a deed dated July 16th , 1924, wherein
said William s. Spaul ding, et ux. are grantors and the County of Santa Barbara , grantee,
conveying certain right of way for a publi c highway, in the 2nd Road District , County -
of Santa Barbara, State of California.
RESOLVED , That said deed and the property ment ioned in said deed 'be accepted for the
uses and purposes therein mentioned and that the Clerk cause said deed t o be recorded.
In the Matter of Or dinance No . 411, providing for the payment of a bounty to persons
who shall kill and destroy Coyotes in the County of Santa Barbara,
It appearing to the Board from the affidavit af.K.T. Boardman, principal Clerk of
the printer and publisher of The 11or ning Press, that Ordinance No . 411 , in the above
e11ti tle d matte r , bas been duly published,
On motion duly seconded and carried. it is ordered t ha t said or di nance has been
duly published.
Jn the 11att er of Correcting Allowance of Claim.
On motion duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the order made on the 2nd
day of June 1924, allowing the claim of Austin- Western Road Liachinery Co ., for the
sum of $168 . 60 be and t he same is hereby rescinded, vacated and set aside.
I,n the 1Ia,tter of Correcti ng Allowance of Claim.
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On motion duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the order made on the 7th
day of July 1924, allowing the claim of Phoebe J . Erkens for the sum of $95. 06, payable
$ 75 . 00 out of the Salary Fund and $20. 06 out of t he General Fund, be and the same
is rescinded, and
It is furthe r ordered that said claim be allowed for the sum of $95. 60 and tha t
a warrant be drawn in payment of the same on the following funds for the following
a.mounts to-wit : $75 .00 on the Salary Fund and ~ 20. 60 on the General Fund.
In the Mat ter of an Ordinance protecting the Cattle interests f rom importation of
unhealthy cattle into Santa Barbara County ,
On motion duly seconded am. carried, it is ordered that the County Live Stock ,
Inspector and Superintendent of Santa Barbara General Hospital prepare and present an
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ordinance , in the above- entitled matter , to this Board at its next regular meeting for
consideration
In t he Lratter of the Petition of Minnie Archer for County aid for Leo Francis ,
Alice Myrtle, Chas. Lawrence and Howard Lewis Arcne r ; half-orphans ,
It appearing to the Board t hat the petitioner in the above- entitled matter has
re-married since July 7th, 1924, the day on wh i ch an order was made granting said
petitioner $40. 00 per month County aid , for the support of said mi nors ,
On motion duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the or der made on the sa id
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7th day of July 1924, granting ea.id petitioner $40 . 00 per month, County aid, for the I
support of said minors be and the same is rescinded, vacated and set aside .
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The Report of A. s. Larsen. County Live Stock Inspector fo r the month of June ,
1924, was examined and or dered filed.
In t he Matter of Fixing the Amount of Bond upon fi ling map designated Serena Park
Subdivision.
It appe aring to the Board that Geor ge Emer y and w. F. Y/ickham the owners of a cer-
-tain tract or subdivision of land situate in the County of Sa,nta Barbara, State of California
, designated Serena Park Subdivision, have subdivided the same for the purposes
of sale , and
It furthe r appearing that said owners of said land are about to file for record an
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accurate map or plat thereof with the County Recorder as required by law, and said owners
having requested this Board to fix the a.mount of bond, as provided by l aw, and also
having presented to this Hoard a good a11d sufficient bond in the sum of $1000 . 00 conditioned
as provided by law.
On motion duly seconded and carried, it i s order ed that said Geor ge Emery and w. F
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\Vickham execute and file with this Board a good and sufficient bond in the sum of
$1000. 00 and by its ter ms made to inure to the benefit of the County of Santa Bar bara ,
conditioned for the payment of all taxes which are at the time of fi l ing said map a
lien against said t r act or subdivision, or any part thereof but not yet payable , and
It is further ordered that said bond so presented be and the same is hereby approve
and that the same be fi led by the Clerk of this Board.
On motion the Board adjourned sine die .
Attest :-
Clerk .
CALL FOR A :SPECIAL 11EETING .
Vie , the undersigned members of the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa
Barbara, State of california,believing that the interests of the County require that
a special meeti11g of t he Board of Supervisors be called to a t tend t hereto .
It is ordered that a special meeting of the ~oard of Supervisors of the County of
Santa Barbara , State of California , be and the same is hereby called for July 24th, 1921,
at 10 o' clock a . m.
The following is the busi11ess to be transacted at said meeti11g, to -wi t :
In the llatter of constructing a graded, drained and paved roadway with a l l necessary
structures on portions of Hope and Pueblo Avenues , in the 3rd Rood District . To receiv /
open and consider bids for the proposed work in the above entitled matter and to make a y
proper or necessar y order in connection therewith.
Dated July 7th , 1924.
Boa.rd
Santa
of Supervisors of t he County of
Bar bara, State of Cali f ornia.
w. L. Talbott
H. S. Deaderick
C. L. Preisker
Sam J . Stanwood
J . T. Torrance
Board of SuperYisors of t he County of Santa Barbara , State of California ,
Jul y 24th , 1924, 10 o'clock a . m. Present: Supervisors Sam J . Stanwood,
J . T. Torrence, c. L. Preisker a.nd the Clerk. Supervisors H. s. Deader ick
and vi. L. Talbott beirig a,bsent .
The Board met pur suant to call.
On motion duly seconded and carried Supervisor Sam J . Stanwood took the chair and the
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following proceeding was had.
In the !latter of Constructing a graded , drained and paved roadway with all neeessary
structures on portions of Hope and Pueblo Avenues , in the 3rd Road Distr ict.
This being the time heretofore fixed for receiving bids for furnishing all tools
machinery , material and labor necessary for constructing and completing the proposed
improvement , in the above entitled matter, the Board proceeded to open the following
bids , to-wit :
A. J . Grier
Chas . T. Richa.rdson
A. L. Pendola
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$13 , 400. 00
$12, 500. 00
$19,360.00
On motion duly seccnded and carried, it is ordered that the consideration of
said bids be and the same is hereby continued until 2 o' clock p . m
At 2 o'clock p . m. the Board convened . Present Supervisors H. s . Dea.derick,
Sam J . Stanwood, J . T. Torrence and c. L. Preisker and the Clerk. Supervisor
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w. L. Talbott being absent . Supervisor H. s. Deaderick in the chair.
' In the Matter of constructing a graded, drained and paved roadway with all necessary
structures on portions of Hope and Pueblo Avenues, in the 3rd Road District .
This being the time fixed for the consideration of the bids submitted in the
above entitled matter, and
. B!j;; .,Jo~ It appearing to the Board that the bid of Chas , T. Rio hardson f oi the proposed I
C.~~c'1ttf1s work, is the lowest and best bid,
~h~"~~ ,'.,
On motion duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the bid of Chas. T.
Richardson be and the same is hereby accepted and the contra.ct a,warded to him upon his
entering into a contract and giving bonds for the fulfillment of the same in the sum
of twenty- five per cent of the contract price and the mater ialmen, mechanics and
laborers bond provided by law, and that H. s. Deaderick and c. A. Hunt , Chairman and
Clerk respectively of said Board be and they are hereby authorized to approve said
bonds and execute said contract on behalf of the County of Santa Barbara.
In the J11atter of Constructing a five span reinforced co11crete bridge with necessary
piers for certain sections of the ol d bridge across Sisquoc River, near the
town of Garey, in the 5th Road District,
It appearing to the Board that it is to the public interest that the plans and
~ct"'11.;Bv~.__
,--1 . 0 specifications for the construe tion of the br idge in the above entitled matter a.nd the
contract for same should be modified by substituting three additional reinforced concrete
spans and two additionaJ. reinforced concrete piers in place of the present woodetj
span, and Messrs. Lipscomb & Dutton who have the contract for the constructi on of said
bridge having agreed to construct said three additional spans and two additional piers
according to said plans and specifications as so modified upon being paid the additi onal
sum of $7546.00, and it further appearing that the cost of said additional wor k , towit~
$7546. 00 is reasonabl e and just.
On motion duly seconded and carr ied it is ordered that the plans and specifications
and said contract be modified as above stated and that the chairman and clerk of
this Board be a.nd they are directed to execute on behal f of the County a contract with
said I~Iess rs. Lipscomb & Dutton for the performance of the additional work i nvol ved in
said change of the plans and specifications for the sum of $ 7546. 00.
Upon the passage of t he foregoing order, the roll being called, the following
Super visors voted Aye , to \Vit : Sam J . Stanwood, J . T. Torrence, c. L. Preisker and
H. s. Deaderick, Nays: None. Supervisor w. L. Talbott being absent.
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The foregoing minutes are hereby approve~
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hairman upervisor s
Attest :-
Clerk
Board of Supervisor s of the County of Santa Barbar a , St ate of Ca liforn ia ~
August 4th~ 1924, 10 o' cl ock a . m. Present : Supervisors H. s. Deaderick,
Sam J . Stanwood, J . T. Torrence, w. L. Tal bott and c. L. ~iske r , and
the Cl e rk . Super visor H. s. Deader ick in the Chair - The minutes of the last regular meet ing and succeedi~ special meeting wer e r ead
and appr oved
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In the Lmtter of the Protest of Henry R. Gewe , et al., against the using of Jonata
J.l'-'-'--_J} \. e:r1 . Picni c Gr ounds as a free au to par k for touris t s .
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~:.,~~ , The protest in the above entitled matter coming on regularly to be heard Mr. c. E .
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De viitt was hear d in connection therewith and on moti on dul y seconded and carried it
is order ed that the further hear ing of the same be con tinued until Septemoer 2nd, 1924
at 10 o' cl ock a . m.
In the Matter of Fixing the Amount of Bond upon filing msp designated Beckstead
Tract No . 1.
It appear ing to the Board that El vir a Beckstead the owner of a certain tract or
subdi vision of land situate in the City of Santa Barbara, County of Santa Barbara, State
of California, designated Beckstead Tract No . 1 has subdivided the same for the pur pose
of sale , a.nd
It further appearing that said owner .of said land is about to file for record an
accurate map or plat thereof with the County Reco rder as required by law, and said owne
having r equested this Hoar d to fix the amount of bond , as provided by law, and also
having presented to this Board a good and sufficient bond in the sum of ~3000 . 00 conditioned
as provided by law.
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On motion duly seco nded and car ried, it is ordered that said Elvira Beckstead execute
and file with this Boa r d a good and sufficient bond in the sum of $3000 . 00 and by its
terms made to inure to t he benefit of the County of Santa Barbara , conditioned for the
payment of all taxes which are at the time of filing said map a lien against said tract
or subdi vi sion, or any part thereof but not yet payable , and
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It is further ordered that said bond so presented be and the same is hereby approved
and that the same be fi l ed by the Cle rk of this Board.
In the I~tter of the A:pplica.:.tion of Car pi nter ia ~later Compa.ny, a corporation, for a
t; a- \; jPl(f'
Franchise t o lay and construct and to mai ntain and operate a system of water pipes a.nd
other appliances for the transmission and distr ibution o~ water under , along and across
a11 the public roads and highways within certain territory in the County of Santa
Bar bara, St ate of California.
Resolution Directing Publication of Notice of Sale of Franchise .
WHEREAS , on the 4th day of August , 1924, Carpinter ia Water Company , a corpor ation
dul y or ganized and existing under the laws of the St ate of California , filed with the
Boa.rd of Supervisors of the County of Santa Harbar a , State of Califor nia, an applicati o:n
in writing r equesting said Board of Super visors to advertise for sale an exclusive
f r anchise to lay, constr uct , maintain and oper ate a system of water pipes and other
appliances fo r the transmission and distribution of \vater under , along and across all
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the public roads and highways , lanes and alleys, within that certain territory in the
County of Santa Barbara. State of California , outside of any incorporated city, more
particularly described as follows :
Being bounded on the nor therly side by the northerl y boundary of Foothi l l Boul evard;
on the westerly side by the Santa Monica Creek; on the southerly side by the
Pacific Ocean; and on the easterly side by the westerly line of Ventura County.
AlID WHEREAS , the said Board of Supervisors has resolved to grant said franchise
for the term of fifty (50 ) years , upon the terms and conditions and restric t ions
required and imposed by law, and in accordance with the terms and restrictions in said
application set forth , I
NOW , THEREFORE , the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara , State of
California, having met in open session and read said application, and having duly con~
sidered the same , oeing fully advised in the premises do hereby reso l ve as foll ows :
A.i.'l\ffi IT IS ORDERED that said franchise for a term of fifty (50) years be offered
for sale and grant to the highest bidder on the terms and conditions and restrictions
set forth in the application therefor and imposed and r equired by law; that sealed
bids for said franchise be received by said Board of Supervisors up to the hour of 10
o' clock A. M. on Saturday the 13th day of September, 1924, and that said bids be openJd
at the last mentioned time and date and that said franchise be thereupon struck off,
sol d and awarded to the person, firm or corporati on making the highest cash bid
therefor in the manner provided by law; that the sum of $1000. 00 is hereby fixed as
the penal sum or amount of the bond required by law to be fi l ed by the successful bidder
for said franchise ; that the County Cl erk of the said County of Santa Barbar a and
Ex- officio Clerk of the Board of Supervisors, for and on behalf of said Board of Supervisors
, is instructed to advertise the said franchise in the manner and for the time
required by law, together with statements of all facts and matters in connection with
the granting of the said Franchise, as requir ed by law to be advertised and published
in manner a11d form as follows , to wit :
Notice of Sale of Franchise . Office of the County Cl e rk of
the County of Santa Barbara, State of California.
TO tlHOLf IT I.!AY CONCERN:
Santa Barbara , Califo rnia.
August 4th, 1924.
Notice is hereby given that an application bas been made to the Board of Supervi s ors
of the County of Santa Barbara , State of California, by Carpinteria Water Company
for a certain franchise of the exclusive right to ley and construct , to maintain and
operate , a system of water pipes and other appliances for the transmission and dis-
tribution of water under, along and across all the public roads and highways within
certain terr itory in the County of Santa Barbara , State of California, hereinafter
describeQ
And it is proposed by said Board of Supervisors to offer for sale and grant to the
highest bidder said franchis e on the terms and conditions hereinafter mentioned:
Said franchise is described as follows : '
A f r a.nchise of the exclusive right to lay and construct a distr ibuting system of
water pipes and other appliances for the transmission, distr ibution and sale of water
unde~ , along and across all the public roads, highways , streets , lanes , all eys and I
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public places within all that territory situated in the County of Santa Harbara, State
of California, and outside the limits of any existing incorporated city, and which
territory is bounded and particularly descr ibed as follows , to wit:
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Being bourxled on the northerly side by the northerly boundary of Foothill
Boulevard; on the westerly side by the Santa llonica Creek; on the southerly side by the
Pacific Ocean; and on the easterly side by the westerly line of Ventura County
Together with the right to maintain, operate and use such distributing system as
may be so laid and constructed by the grantee of said franchise , its successors or
assigns , and thereby to furnish a.nd distribute \Vater to a,ll the territory adjacent to
said pipes and pipe lines for domestic , agricultural , manufacturing and any and all
purposes whatsoever for which water is adapted and to collect rents , tolls and charges
for the \'later so furnished in said territory, and the right to conduct and convey water
in and through said pipes and pipe lines fo r all purposes to which water is adapted. I
The term of said f r anchise shall oe fi~y (50) years from and after the date of
granting the same.
The terms and conditions under which said :franchise is to be granted are as
follows , to wit :
(a) That such water distributing s ystem and that such pipes and pipe lines and
other appliances be laid , constructed, maintai ned and operated in accordance with such
provisions of the statutes of the State of California and ordinances of t he County of
Santa ~arba ra as may be applicable thereto.
(b) That every pipe laid or maintained under said f r anchise shall be laid u11der
ground and adequately covered,
( c) That whenever the grantee o:f said :franchise , i ta successors or assigns ,
after the initial installation of its pipes , pipe lines and distributing system provided
for hereunder shall desire to take up, remove or make any excavation in any travelled
portion of any public highway, he , they or it shall, before taking up , or removing any
pa,vement or making any excavation in the travelled portion of any public highway, request
permission to do said work from the Board of Superv.isors of said County of Santa
.Barbara , or from the Supervisor of the District wherein such highwa.y is locatehr sue
proposed work is to be done , and no pavement now or which may be hereafter laid or con
structed shall be cut , taken up or removed, nor shall any excavation be made therein o
thereunder or in the t r avelled portion of any public highway without written permissioJ
being first obtained f rom said Board of Supervisors or f rom the Supervisor of the I
District wherein such highway is located or such proposed work is to -Oe done. That the
work of laying or repairing any waterpipe or appliance shall be conducted with the
least possible hindrance to the use of said highway for the purposes of travel. In
l aying any pipe or constructing any other appliance across or along any highway the
. work shall be done so as no t to close the road to public travel at any time . At any
and all times while work of laying or constructing or repairing said pipes or other
appliances is being carried on, suitable guards and vre.rning lights shall be maintained
to warn per sons of the presence of any excavation or obstruction in the highway.
As soon as the laying or repairing of any pipe or other appliance is completed,
all portions of the highways which have been' excavated or otherwise injured thereby I
shall be placed in as good condition as the same were in before the laying of such pipe
or other appliance , to the satisfaction of the Board of Supervisors of said County; ana
any liabil ity for da.mage or injury suffered by any person by the laying or maintenance
of any pipes or other appliances under said franchise~ or the manner in which the same
may be done , shall be borne by the grantee of said franchise , his or its successors
or assigns.
(d) That every pipe laid or maintai ned under said franchise shall be laid along
the sides of the hi ghway and shall be within fifteen (15 ) feet f r om t he property line
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on all highways s ixty ( 60) feet or less in width, and within five (5) fee t of the
curb line in all other streets, and where pr acticable within the above limits shall
be at least three (3) feet from the macadamized portion of all macadamized roads , and
shall be laid and maintained so as not to interfere with the pavement or with any
culvert or culver ts now or hereafter to be laid or constructed ; nor shall said pipes
or any of them be so laid or maintained or the work of laying or maintaining the same
be conducted or done so as to destroy or injure any t r ee or trees now standing or growing
or which may be hereafter planted in or along any of said highwa.ys. Where ther e
are no gutters sa.id pipes shall be so laid as not to interfere with the constructi on
and maintenance of same , and where gutters already exist at the time of l aying the
pipes a suitable location shall be obtained between the three foot limit of the macadam
on one side as above provided, and the outer edge of the gutter on the other ; and should
it be necessary to remove the gutter already in position at the time said pipes are I
laid , the same shall be repaired and restored immediately after the work of laying the
pipes and other appliances is finished, to as good condition as the same was in before
the laying of such pipes or other appliances .
(e) That the grantee of said Franchise , his or its successors or assigns ,
shall, within four months from the taking effect of this or dinance , commence in good
faith the work of laying and ponstucting sue h water distributing system, and said I
pipe lines , and the appliances connected therewith , and shall thereafter continuously
prosecute said work diligently and in good faith so as to meet the reasonable needs of
the inhabitants of said territory. I
(f) That the grantee of said franch ise, his or its successors or ass igns , shall,
during the life of said franchise , pay to the County of Santa Barbara , in lawful money
of the United States, two per cent (2~) of the gross annual receipts of such grantee,
his or its successors or assigns , arising from the use , operation or possession of
said franchise . Provided, however, that no percentage shall be paid for the first five
years succeeding the date of such franchise , but thereafter such percentage to be payable
annually, and said :franchise to be forfeited by failure to make the payments
provided for ; and herein it shall be the duty of the grantee of said franchise , his or
its successors or assigns , to file with the Clerk of the Board of Supervisors of the
County of Santa Barbara at the expiration of six yea.rs from the date of granting said
franchise , and at the expiration of each and every year thereafter , a statement verified
by the oath of said grantee, his or its successors or assigns , or by the oath I
of the Manager, or an officer of said grantee , its successors or assigns , showing the
total gross receipts and gross earnings collected or received or in any manner gained
or derived by the said grantee , his or its successors or assigns during the preceding
twelve months, arising from the use , operation or possession of said franchise ; and
within ten days after the date of filing the aforesaid statement it shall be the duty
of said grantee, his or its successors or assjgns, to pay the County Treasurer of the
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County of Santa Barbara, the aggregate sum of said percentage upon the amount of the
gross annual receipts arising from the use, operation or possession of sai~ franchise ,
determined and computed in the manner hereinabove provided.
(g ) The grantee of said f ranchise shall, within five days after such franchise
is awarded, file with the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa ~arbara , a bond
running to said Qounty with at least two good and sufficient sureties , to be approved
by said Board of Supervisors , in t he penal sum of One Thousand ($1 , 000 . 00) Dollars ,
conditioned that said grantee , his or its successors or assigns , shall well and
truly observe , f'ulfill and perform each and every term aud condition of said franchise ,
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and t hat in.case of any breach of condition of said bond , the whole amount of the
penal sum therein named shall be taken and deemed to be liquidated damages, and shall
be recoverable from the principal and sureties upon said bond; provided, however , that
if said bond shall not be so filed, the award of said franchise shall be set aside , and
the money paid therefor shall be forfeited and said franchise shall, i n t he discretion
of said Board of Supervisors , be re- advertised and again of fered for sale in the same
manner and under the same restrictions as herein provided.
Notice is hereby g iven that sealed bids in writing will be received for said
franchise up to 10 o'clock A. M. of Saturday , the 13th day of Septemoer, 1924, and at
the time above mentioned and in the Board Room of the Board of Suparvisors of the
County of Santa "arbara, State of California, in the County Court Hous e in said County,
any and all sealed bids will be opened; t hat all bids must be for the payment of a
stated sum in Gold Coin of the United States; and the said franchise will be struck off,
sold and awarded to the person, firm or corporation who makes the highest cash bid
t herefor; provided, only tha t at the time of the opening of said bids any responsible
person, firm or corporation present or represented may bid for said franchise or privilege
a sum not less than 10% above the highest sealed bid therefor , and sa.id bid so
made may be raised not less than 10% by any other responsible bidder , and said bidding
may so continue until finally said franchise shall be struck off, sold and awarded by
said Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara to the highest bidder therefor
in Gold Coin of the United States.
Each sealed bid shall be accompanied with cash or a certif ied check, payable
to the Treasurer of the County of Santa Barbara f or the full amount of such bid , and
no sealed bid sball be considered unless said cash or check is enclosed therewith , and
the success:fu.l bidder shall deposit at least ten per cent (10%) of t he amount of bis
bid with the Clerk of the County of Santa Barbara before the franchise shall be struck
off to him. If the successful bidder shal l fail to make such deposit immediately then
and in that case his bid shall not be received, and shall be considered as void , and
the said franchise shall then and there be a gain offered for sale to t he bidder who
shall make the highest cash bid therefor, subject to the same conditions as to deposit
as above mentioned. Said procedure shall be bad until said franchise is struck off,
sold and awar ded to a bidder who shall make the necessary deposit of at least ten per
cent (l o%) of the amount of his bid th erefor as herein provided.
The successful bidder shall deposit with the Clerk of the County of Santa
Barbara, within twenty- four hours after the acceptance of his bid, the remaining ninety
per cent (9o%) of the amount thereof , and in case he
the said deposit theretofore made shall be forfeited
or it shall fail to do so , then I
and the said award of said frsnchi~e
shall be void , and the said franchise shall then and there by said Board of Supervisors
of the County of Santa Barbara be again offered for sale to the highest bidder therefor
in the same manner, and under the same restrictions as hereinbefore provided, and, in
case said bidder shall fail to deposit with the Clerk of the County of Santa Barbara
the remaining ninety per cent (90%) of his bid wit~in twenty- four hours after its
acceptance, the award to him of said franchise shall be set aside and t he deposit there ~
tofore made by him shall be forfeited and no further proceedings for a sale of said
franchise shall be had unless the same shall be re- advartised and again offered for
sal e in the manner hereinbefore provided.
fiotice is hereby given that the successful bidder for such franchise or
privilege struck off, sold, or awarded to him or it shall file a bond running to the
county of Santa Barbara with at least two good and sufficient sureties , to be approved
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One I by the Board of Supervisors of said County of Santa Barbara in the penal sum of
Thousand ($1, 000. 00) Dollars, conditioned that such bidder shall well and truly obser ve
fulfill and perform each and every t.erm and condition of such franchise , and that in I
case of any breach of condition of such bond, the whol e amount of the penal sum therein
named shall be taken and deemed to be liquidated damages , and shall be recoverabl e from
the principa.l and sureties upon said bond. Said bond shall be filed with the Board o
Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara within five days after the franchise is
awarded, and .upon the fi l ing and approval of such bond , the said franchise shall by
said Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara be granted to the person, firm
or corporation to whom it has been struck off, sold or awarded; and in case said bond
shall not be so filed , the award of said franchise shall be s et aside and any money I
paid therefor shall be forfeited.
County Clerk of the County of Santa
Barbara , State of California, and
Ex-officio Clerk of the Board of
Supervisors of said County of Santa
Barbara .
Jn the ?iiatter of Providing Fu11ds fo r the Improvement of the San I.farces Road , in
the 3rd Road District , County of Santa Ba.rbara , State of California .
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~ Y\.'Y\~"(~I)~ ~. Upon request of the United States Department of Agriculture the Board made and
passed the following order, to- wit :
On motion duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that upon r equest to t his
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Board by the Hureau of Public Roads of the United States Department of Agr iculture , ~he
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sum of ~ 35 , 000 . 00 will be appropriated from the Good Roads Fund of the County of Santa
Barbara , State of California , for the purpose of i mproving the San Marcos Road, in
said county and state , in accordance with the understanding heretofore enter ed into -
'l ai1d made available for expenditu re in connection with appropriations made from Federal
funds fo r that purpose.
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In the l\1atter o:f Acceptin~ Deed for rights o:f way :for road through the lands o:f
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1/illiam s. Spaulding, et al. , in the 2nd Road District . -.
WHEREAS , William s. Spaulding and Katrina F. Spaulding , his wife , Agnes P. dilder,
- a single woman, Andrew J . Agnew, a single man, '17 . s. litmer and Esther 1/itme:r , his wife ,
and John A. Dix , a single man , have dul y executed and delivered to the County of Santa
Barbara , a deed dated June 11th, 1924, wherein said tlilliam S. Spaulding, et al., are
grantors and the County of Santa "arbara, grantee , conveying certain rights of way
for a public highway, in the 2nd Road District,_ County of Santa Har bara, State o:f
California ,
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RESO LVED, That said deed and the pr operty mentioned in said deed be accepted for
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the uses and purposes therein mentio11e d and that the Clerk ,.of this .Board cause sai d
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deed to be recorded.
In the Matter of Accepting Deed for rights of way for road through the l ands of
H. ll. Morris , et al., 111 the l!'irst Road District .
WHEREAS , H. w. kOrris , blizabeth C. Morris, James ~. Ogan , Adie S. Ogan , Ella H.
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Pendergast , E . F. Pendergast, 1{. L. ~1be lan and Juliette B. Hevine;ton have duly executed -
alld delivered to the County of Santa Bar bara , a deed dated Jul y 29th 1924, \vherein said. -
H. w. ltorris , et al ., are grant ors and the County of Sa11ta .Barbara grantee , conveying
certain rights of way for a public highway, i11 the First Road District , County of Santa.
Barbara , State of California, ,
RESOLVED , That said deed and the property mentioned in said deed be accepted for .
the uses and purposes therein mentioned and that the Clerk of this Board cause said
deed to be recorded.
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In the I.latter of the Application of Owen H. O' Neil l , County Surveyor for leave
of absence,
Upon application of Owen H. O' Neill, County Surveyor of the County of Santa
Barbara, it is ordered that he be granted a leave of absence from the State of California
for sixty days from date hereof.
In the 1Iatter of Correcti11g Allowance of Cl aim of W. T. Rod.man for the sum of
~p6 33 . 50.
It appearing to the Board that the claim of wi. T .Rodman for the sum of $Q33. 5
was on Jul y 7, 1924, inadvertently allowed and order ed paid for said amount out of the
Second Road Fund instead of out of the General Road hlind , and said claim was thereafter
paid for said amount out of said Second Road Fund.
On motion duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the sum of ~633 . 50 be
and the same is hereby ordered transferred f r om the General Road Fund to the Second
Road t!Und to correct the error herein set forth .
In the L:atter of Renewal Applications for County Aid for half-orphans .
It appearing to the Board that the hereinafter named petitioners were by order~
duly made and entered during the fiscal year 1923- 24 , granted county aid as half-
orphans , as in said petitions and orders f'ully set forth , and
It further appearing that said petitioners have this day filed with this Board
applications for the renewal of said county aid heretofore granted for the fiscal year
1924- 25, as required by law, and
It further appearing f rom an examination of said applications that the halforphans
mentioned in said applications are proper persons to re9eive county aid and
that they are in the custody of respo~sible persons ,
On motion duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the Auditor draw his
warrants on the Treasurer on the Indigent Fund in favor of the following named persons
for the amount set opposite their respective iiames on the first of ea.ch month hereafter
and until the further order of th is Boa.rd, said money 1;;o . be used :for the suppor
of the minors represented by each petitioner in each case respe ctively, to-wit:
llrs. Victoria Cota, par ent of Peter, Johnny and Andrew Cota ,
half-orphans $30. 00
Otto E. Kramer , Probation Officer , guaFdian of Henry and
L;argaret Cordero , half- orphans ~20 . 00
In the lJatter of the Petition of Claus Johnson for County Aid.
It appearing to the Board that the petitioner Claus Johnson is now receiving
$10. 00 per month county aid under an order of the Board heretofore made , and
It further appearing that said petitioner has D8de application for an increase
of County aid in the sum of $10. 00 per month, and good cause appearing therefor ,
It is ordered tba t said appl ication be and the same is hereby granted, and
It is further ordered tbat the auditor draw bis warrant on the Treasurer , on
the Indigent fund, in favor of said Claus Johnson for the sum of ~10 . 00 , and for
the sum of .)20 . 00 on the first of each month hereafter until the further order of this
Boa.rd. ,
In the Liatter of the Petition of Pete Romero , for County Aid.
It appearing to the satisfaction of this Board that said petitioner is a proper
person to receive County aid, it is ordered that the Auditor draw his warrant on the
f f Pete Romero for the sum of $20. 00; and
Treasurer on the Indigent Fund, in avor o
for a like a.mount on the first of each month hereafter until the further order of
this Board
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August 4th, 1924.
In the llatter of the Petition of Apolinario P. Romero for County Aid.
It appearing to the satisfaction of this Board that said petitioner is a proper
person to receive County aid, it is ordered that the Auditor draw his warrant on the
Treasurer on the Indigent Fund, in favor of Apolinario P. Romero for the sum of ~ 20 . 00
and for a like amount on the first of each month hereafter until the further order of
this Board.
In the matter of the Petiti on of J,irs. Maria Ander sen for County Aid for Al bert
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\:V\. . $~-1-,"'~"" sb\ Ander sen, hal:f- orphan.
~~~':. It appearing to the satisfaction of the Board that said Albert Andersen, aged 15
years is a half- orphan and a proper person to receive County Aid , and he is in the
custody of said lirs. Maria Andersen.
It is ordered that the Audi tor dr a.w his warrant on the Treasurer on Hospi ta.l Fund,
in favor of said l\irs. lAaria Andersen for the sum of Ten & 00 /100 dollars, and for a
like amount on the fi rst of each month hereafter until the further order of this Board,
said money tp be used :for the support of the above named minor.
In the matter of the Petition of Mrs. liicka Brunstead for County Aid for Carl,
Lawrence, Pearl and Ol ga Brunstead, hal f - orphans .
It appearing to the satisfaction of the Board tha. t said Carl Brunstead, a.ged 14
years , Lawrence Bru.nstead, aged 11 years ~ Pearl Brunstead, aged 9 years and Ol ga
Brunstead, aged 8 years .are half- orphans and are proper persons to receive County Aid,
and they are in the custody of sa.id Mrs . lficka Brunstead .
It is ordered that the Auditor draw his warrant on the Treasurer on Hospital Fund,
in favor of said lvf:rs . Nicka Brunstead for the sum of Forty & 00/100 dollars, and for
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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 11atter of Petitions for County Aid.
It appearing to the Board that the following named petitioners are proper persons
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to receive county aid ,
On motion duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the Auditor draw his warr a t
on t he Indigent Fund in favor of t he following named persons for the sums set opposite
t heir respective names on the 1st day of September 1924, to- wit:
Charles \V. Baker
Mrs . Plutarcho Carrillo
Mrs. J . M. Burleigh
Cl aud Johnson
Vicente A. Juarez
Ramon Lopez
Annabelle l.1cGreal
Refugia Olivas
?.'label Hyde
Ida Flores
Anne Henrickson
I sabelle Gunderson
Verda, Anthony
Emma P. Anton
Anna Elphick
FIRST SUPERVISOR DISTRICT ,
$15. 00
20 . 00
oo . oo
20 . 00
12.00
15. 00
10.00
10. 00
Jose Robles
Apolinario P. Romero
Jose Maria Romero
Pete Romero
Andrew Ruiz
John P. Ware
lvtrs. Jessie K. flilson
Adeline Vlright
SEC 01TD SUPERVISOR DISTRICT
$14. 25 Antonio Poisard
THIRD SUPERVISOR DISTRICT
$10.00 Maria Josefa Pico
15. 00 Pedro V. Romero , et u.x.,
15. 00 Liinnie liay Moore
~ OURTH SUPERVIS9R J?.fs.~ ~CT .
$20 . 00 Donal de. 1Io ore
20 . 00 l.1abel E. lfurray
20. 00 Liary c. l~ ewhouse
$10. 00
20. 00
15. 00
20. 00
10. 00
10. 00
10. 00
10. 00
$8. 00
$10. 00
25 . 00
20 . 00
$20.00
20 . 00
20. 00
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R. Cloak 15. 00 JJaria Ramirez 10.00
Blanche E.
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J5mmOIIB 20. 00 Joseph Usher 10 . 00
Hattie B. Harbison 10. 00
FIFTH SUPERVISOR DISTRICT .
John Davies $8 . 00 J,far garet l11arcum \'lard $10. 00
Ma r y Hedrick 10. 00
The Reports 0 c. G. Vandever, Superintendent Santa Barbare General Hospi tal,
Anna E. Mccaughey, Superintendent County Detention Home, A. S. Larsen, County Live
Stock Inspector and c. F. Conrad, State Fire War den , were examined and ordered filed.
On motion duly seconded and carried, it is or dered that the following claims
be and the same axe hereby rejected, to - wit :
Barnhart , c. A.
Nielson- Smith Electric Co .
Standard Oil Co .
~ 5. 00
3. 00
22. 36
On motion duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the following claims
be and the same are hereby laid over, to - wit:
Ba.stanchur y , A.
Bender-Moss Co .
Bigle r, A. B.
do do
do do
Bland , rY. s.
do do
Caire, Arthur J .
et al .
California Corrugated Culvert Co .
Cook , Archie B.
Deaderick, H. s.
Dodge , E. G.
Downer , Fred A
Eaves, c. s.
Fitzgerald, Frank
Gardner- Vheaton Co
Ge or ge , C. E
Hoover , B. B.
do do
Janssens , J . R
Jessie , Viola I~ .
I!idland Public Service Corp11
Llission Paint & Art Co
.
Pacific- Southwest Trust & Sav. Bk .
Preisk.er, C. L
Ri os , Chas .
Runkle Shoe Co . , The
Santa llaria Times
do do
do do
do do
Saunders, George
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Scott, Hattie H.
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$ 30. 40
20. 00
51.15
12. 55
3 . 30
15. 00
15. 00
1760. 31
277. 60
30 . 00
10. 40
33. 00
11. 26
108. 00
101. 40
1. 25
38 . 85
75. 00
15. 00
3. 00
14. 40
1. 00
9. 84
117. 77
82. 40
3 . 00
4. 00
20 . 50
16. 50
31. 00
2.00
10. 00
35. 00
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Security Title Ins. & Guarantee Co . ~2 1 82 . 50
Talbott , Ii. L. 62. 40
Torrence ,J. T. 48 .00
Trav is , R. 11. 7 . 20
Trujillo , James 3 . 00
Vieira , Katie 3 . 00
Ye l kin, Henr y 15. 25
do do 16. 90
do do 24. 50
9. mo~.i?I]. . dU:.1:J.: . ~e_conded ~ . _c_~rried, it is ordered that all claims that have
been audited and approved at this meeti~ by three members of the Board of Supervisors
be allowed, each claim to be paid out of the fund designated in the order of allowance
endorsed on the face of each claim respectivel y , to-wit :
Adam, w. c.
Aggeler - IJusser Seed Co .
Alvarado , Lui s
Ambrose Lumber Co .
Ames- Harris- Neville Co .
Andera, C. l1.
do do
Andr ews , A. J .
Arata, Benjamin
Arellanes , J . B
Bal dwin , J . E.
do do
Bancroft-Whitney Co .
Barnes, c. c.
Barnett , Vi . A
Batchel der, D. T
~eckstead , Evelyn
Beuterbaugh , Fred
!:Sither, Frank
Bl akeway, E. c
Boeseke- Dawe Co .
do do
do do
do do
Boyl e , Alison E
do John D.
Br ickey, Dwight
do do
do Horace
do do
Brush, Nathaniel H
Bumpass , Ben B.
Burroughs Add. lJ:ch . Co .
Calderon, Jr ., Joe
Cal ifornia Brush Co
GEl~ERAL FUND
t
50. 00
14. 40
66 . 50
5. 20
1 20 . 35
48 . 26
49. 51
44. 00
51. 00
147. 24
1274 . 90
1492. 15
102. 00
150. 00
1 . 30
24. 54
68 . 50
39. 60
2 . 00
22 .85
8. 00
8 . 15
7 . 65
2. 75
12. 00
9. 00
2. 50
5 . 00
6 . 25
2 . 50
75 . 00
10 . 50
7. 79
84 . 15
1 2 . 60
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Calif. Cor rugated Culvert
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
Campbell, George
do Ray
Campodonico Bros .
Castagna, Alice
Celite Co .
Central Bank , The
Chil ders , c. J .
Clancy, T. A.
Cole Tire Shop , The
do do
College Garage , The
College Hotel , The
Compton, II. G.
Conrad, Clarence F .
do do
Cook, llrs. Sidney
Cooley, H. IJ.
do do
do
do
do
do
do
Co . GE!IBRAL FUlID
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314. 91
55. 50
248. 58
168 . 76
277. 60
277. 60
21 . 00
3. 15
10. 00
68 . 75
30 . 00
100. 00
4 . 00
6. 00
25 . 00
73. 25
13. 56
27. 50
1 7 . 00
75 . 14
28. 52
20. 00
70 . 00
49 . 00
Copeland, L. s. 5. 65
Coppedge & Willoughby
County National Bank &
Craviotto , E. J .
do do
Crocker Co ., H. s.
Cuesta, Ed. de la
do Gerard s. de
C11mmings, Dr. J . c.
Cummings, J . c.
do do
Cum1ane , \{. B.
do do
do do
Cur tis , Susie T
Danish Society Dania
Davis , D. D.
Davison, Jr. Edgar B.
Dawe , Henr y
Devaul , J . M.
Dewing, H. A
do do
do do
do do
Doerges, if. H.
la
Trust Co .
15. 50
60 . 00
27 . 75
6. 50
17. 61
22 . 25
70 . 00
1 . 50
149. 00
1 . 75
5. 00
5. 00
5. 00
2. 78
5 . 00
32. 95
28 . 00
125. 00
9 . 60
14. 50
59 . 00
14. 95
48 . 00
18. 00
I
August
Dominguez , Mrs . 1~1 .
do lfary
Downer and Co ., Fred A.
do do
do do
Ducommum Corporation
Dugan, Faulding & Crowell
do do
do do
do do
Edelblute , J . L.
Edmondson, A. R.
Eli zondo, Jacobo
Enterprise Dairy Co .
do Launderers
Erkens, Phoebe J .
Everett 11ill & Lumber Co .
Fesler, A. R.
Fill more , E. ]!.
Forbes , J . J
Fossett, J . G.
Freeze and Freeze
Fulton, Robert
Gano , Robert
Garahois , D.
Gates, F. H.
Gates, F. H.
do do
Gatts , Chas.
Gem Market Co .
Goodchild, Ramon w.
do Willie
do do
Graf ft , J oh11
Grant, U. s.
Greer , F . c.
Gutierrez , Aldea.ne
Hammond , D. 11.
do do
do do
Hanson, A. B.
Harris, C. A
Hayward, Al. w.
Henderson, J . L.
Hendricks, R
Hennessy, 11. B.
He_nning, C. H
Hicks , Florence
Higgins, W. A
4th , 1924.
GENERAL FUND
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$11. 10
50. 00
3 . 25
118. 26
46 . 06
1. 2. 78
7 . 15
3 . 65
20 . 85
1 . 50
3 . 25
100. 00
10.00
4 . 52
21. 90
20. 60
197. 56
17.50
33 . 28
192. 90
81. 00
18. 62
4 . 30
34. 60
11.38
135 . 00
1136 .10
169 . 50
3 . 15
25 . 55
162. 40
37. 80
52. 50
126.00
11. 25
9 . 29
75. 00
49. 60
7. 90
207. 85
100. 00
3. 10
4. 95
264. 00
78. 00
88. 00
130. 00
10. 00
55 . 00
449
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Hitchcock, H. R. GElIBRAL FUND
do d o
Hooker, Ray
Houghton, E. J.
Ho\verton, El don
Hurst , L. c.
Johnson, Fl orence c.
Kellogg, Eugene s.
do Frank L.
Kennedy Pub. Co .
Ketcham, E. T.
Ki ng , Joe
Klein- Simpson Fruit Co .
Kuy- Scheerer Corp . , The
Krause & Ostini
Lambert, Fred
do Ray
Lansdell , A. w.
Lathim Transfer & Storage Co.
Ledbet ter & Co . , w. M.
Levy, A. H.
do do
Levy, A. H.
Lewi s Implement Co .
Li l lar d, !Jae L.
Li pcomb & Dutton
do do
Lompoc Battery Elec . Co .
Lompoc Gar age
Lompoc ~ar ehouse Co .
Lopez, G.
Lopez , Pedr o
Lover en , Dr . G. s.
Low, Fred
Lucas Sanitarium
Lyons , S . H.
l!ar t in, T. R
11idl a nd Counties Pub . Serv. Corp.
l.1ill er, 1Jrs. O. E
I,Iission Offi ce Equipment Co
do do do
y
$17. 25
35. 90
13 . 50
8. 25
133. 00
18. 00
248 . 94
46 . 15
28. 93
5. 50
10. 00
148. 50
1 6 . 50
11. 30
27 . 50
1 26. 00
72. 00
48 . 00
2 . 50
1896. 30
42. 05
39 .40
14. 00
138 . 05
2. 60
320 . 00
5172 . 01
1 . 50
22. 36
160 . 00
22. 75
32. 00
2 0. 00
3. 20
5 . 00
1 0 . 00
5 . 00
7. 00
20 . 00
2. 90
32. 90
lloll e r , K. 1 . 75
Montecito ~a ter Dis t .
Moore lle rcanti l e Co .
I.ioore , E. P
do
do Jesse
do L. W.
24. 00
299 . 06
17. 00
14 . 00
3. 85
100. 00
1 0 . 50
I
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!11oraga , IJagdalena.
l\~orley, Frank
do do
Mor n i ng Press , The
ltorris , s. E.
l\Iuno s , A.
Murr ay, w. E.
Mccaughey, Annie E.
do J . P.
McCloskey, Dorothy L.
McGregor & Sons
l~cKenzie, Geo .
lleuner Corporation
Newman , Carl
~Ticoles , Elton
llicol es & Fabi11g
do do
Nielson , H. T.
August 4th , 1924.
GE1IBRAL FilllD
$100. 06 Allowed for
Nielson- Smith Electric Co .
do do
O' Br yant , IJathilda
Ojeda, Joe
do Jose
Olsen, Lore11 C.
Ontiveros , Lesandro
Ontiveros , do
Ord Ice Company
do do
do do
do do
Osburn, \'Im. Q.
Ott Hardware Co .
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Ov ieda , Tony
do
Paaske, T.
do
do
Pacific Coast Pub. Co
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Pacific Coast Ry. Co .
do
do
do
do
$30 . 00
26. 49
19. 50
92 . 32
40. 68
24. 50
121. 50
125. 00
208 . 33
2 . 00
112. '71
1. 30
2 . 50
4 . 50
52. 00
158. 75
1 . 50
75. 00
1 . 00
2. 88
30 . 00
31. 75
37 .80
10. 50
40. 95
38 . 25
5. 50
5 . 50
5 . 40
3 . 00
2. 00
65 . 20
l.5
1 8 . 60
16.16
1.13
1 . 80
3. 38
25 . 00
30. 00
375. 15
4 . 80
2. '75
73. 20
4. 25
9. 20
16. 60
247. 50
45. 00
36 . 80
451
152
Pacific Coast Ry. Co . GE:JERAL FUND
Paci:fic Laundry
Pa gliotti , Pete
Parnell, Harry
Pearson, C. H.
Petersen, J . F .
Pi co , John B.
Pi tman & Sons , I saac
Pope , A. s.
Postmaster
Raffetto , Eva
Raymond , Hor ace
Reily !ls.chi ne i71cs . , C. D.
Rice, Fred
Rogers & Son, E. F.
do do
Romer o , Ben
Rome r o , L.
Ross , James
do do
Rudolph , Chas .
Ruffner , H. E.
Ruiz , Hobie
do do
I
Runkle Shoe Co., The
Sal sbury, ll. E .
S. B. Daily News
do do
do do
Santa Barbara Telephone Co .
do do do
do do do
do do do
do do do
do do do
Santa L:aria Gas Co .
Sa11ta l!a ria Times
Santa lviaria Valley R. R. Co .
Santa lJ.aria Valley wlhse . Co .
.do do do
do do do
do do do
Sargent & Co .
Seaside Oil Co .
Seaside Oil Co .
do do
do do
do do
Shell Co . of Calif.
Sherril l , Le\vis
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$17. 50 Allowed for
~17 . 50 Al lowed fo r
$ 17. 50 Allowed for
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,75. 50
2 . 31
104. 00
78 .10
. 85
32. 50
3 . 25
15. 35
21 . 92
26. 25
40.00
82 . 51
27. 00
148. 10
60. 82
a.co
55. 00
24. 58
21 7. 44
7. 50
16. 00
7. 20
16. 20
21. 60
4 . 00
12 . 50
12. 50
12. 50 '
24. 65
4. 25
30. 93
5 . 20
29 . 39
182 . 99
3 . 24
2 . 20
3800 .00
101. 75
52. 25
101. 75
40. 23
. a. 95
948 . 00
768. 00
448 . 00
3 .' 00
610. 00
53. 13
24. 00
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Silva , Jr' Joe F. GElfERAL Fill~D
do Louie
do Wm P.
Simas , Joe
Smith Brothers
Smith Hard\vare Co.,
Smith , 1-Irs . s.
do 11rs. Susie
Solvang Garage
Sorenson, Sam
\Y. R.
Southern Calif. Edison Co .
do do do
Southern Counties Gas Co .
Southern Counties Gas Co .
do do do
Southern Paciic Co .
Southern Pacific Co .
Standard Oil Co .
do do
Sterling Drug Co .
St ins on, Jessie
Stockt~n State Hospital
Stoddard, C. S.
do do
do do
Strader, Bessie M.
Tal bott, J . L.
Taylor Hardware Co .
Thomas, Joe
Thompson, F. B
Tinker, Virginia tt
Tolman , Ralph
Tolman, R. A.
Twitchell , F . c.
Union Feed & Fuel Co
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Union 11ill and' Lumber Co., The
do do do
Union Oil Co . of Calif.
Union Oil Co
Union Oil Co . of Calif
do do do
do do do
Valley Oil Co
do do
Van Horn, J . A
Vicente , Jr., !.Ianuel
Verine , P.
veronica Stone Co .
do do
V/alsh, S . G.
,
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;;? 6. 00
40 . 00
15. 75
59 . 00
9. 70
305.15
27 . 50
27 . 50
6 . 10
98. 00
103.15
4 . 57
18.12
15.43
18. 36
870. 95
10. 00
23. 38
179. 73
6. 70
62 . 00
60. 00
5.00
5. 00
5 . 00
12. 00
20. 00
33. 65
114.75
24. 94
3. 20
88 . 00
6 . 25
69 . 91
45 . 55
25 . 60
1. 97
21. 80
7.43
2 . 50
59.14
233. 53
9 . 50
38 .00
12.15
46 . 75
90. 00
234 . 38
53. 00
46. 85
45~
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Wal ton Co . , J . A. GE!TERAL WND
Warden , Fred
7iaRene , Belle
Warren & Bailey Co .
~1a ter ~orks Department
do do
Wa tso11, J N.
We idman , Elizabeth
Weiner, 1!artha
Western Uachine & Foundry Co .
~1estern l.iotor Transfer
do do
Western 71ho lesale Drug Co .
Western Union Telegr aph Co .
V/estern Union Telegraph Co ,
7estwick Iron Wor ks
Wilson & D' And.rea
do do
do do
i7ilson, Geo .
Uilson, Geo.
Agnew, Agnes
Ambassador Laundry, The
HOSPITAL FUND
do do
American Optical Co .
Andera , c r.1.
Ander ho lm, Lily
Anderson, Carl
Anderson, J .
Associated Oil Co .
Babcock , D. lV.
Bagozzi , J
Barron, D.
Baumer , Tillie
Beraldo , Frank
.l:Setlamini, Toni
Bogler , Adolph
do do
.8oeseke- Dav1e Co .
Bowman, E. 11
Boyd Lumber & 1Iill Co .
do do do
Brierl y, A.
Brown, rfm .
Burnitol Aianufaoturing Co ., The
Buron, J .
California lJarke t
Campbell , \V. L.
.J 3 . 25
77. 00
50. 00
"15 . 60
70. 40
13. 65
209 . 47
5. 01
40. 00
21 . 48
10. 00
206. 86
24. 37
2 . 34
2. 30
3.03
6 . 00
82 . 92
. 42. 00
33. 00
33. 00
27 . 26
713. 69
598 .44
8 . 00
18. 14
90 . 00
70. 00
125. 00
5 . 55
20 . 00
60. 00
20 . 00
90. 00
54. 33
120 . 00
150 . 00
13. 26
?3'. 65
65. 00
11. 60
105. 90
70. 00
20. 00
9 6 . 00
45. 00
17. 00
J!.36 . 00
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Carter, Ruby HOSPITAL FUND
Casta.neda, Carlota.
Coast V~o 1esa,le Grocery Co .
Columbia Drug Co., The
Coulter Dry Goods Co .
Diaz , A.
do Antonio
Downer & Co., Fred A.
Dre~el Lime and Ceme11t Co .
' Evans , J . D.
Free , Lee
French , I~1ary S.
do do
Friedly, Ruby
Fuller & Co ., Vi . P .
Gagnier , L. E.
Garrahy, IJa rg~re t
Ha 11, Le l a \V.
Horlick' s l.tal ted l.filk Co .
Hunt , R
Hyatt, Mary
do l'.[el vin
Jaeobsen, Julie
Johns.on, Marie
Kano , I\i
Kurdruna , Chas .
Leos , J .
Lewis, Ida Mae
Lewis Manufacturing Co .
Li ndstrom, Victor
Lush, 11arion E.
Lynch, John
MacArthur , Allister
do do
l'!acQuarrie , James
do do
l11a.r tin, M.
do Tillie
11ea,d Johns on & Co .
11einecke & Co .
.
Mission Off'ice Equipment
Mission Produce & Supply
Moxley, w. B.
McAndrew, \Y.
lfcDermot t Funeral Home
Nicols , Dr. N. -
Co .
Co .
Ni el son Smith Electric Co .
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Ord Ice Co
Ott Hardware Co
Overaa , Ole A.
$100 . 00
55. 00
81 . 77
17 . OO
127. 88
55. 00
55. 00
116. 49
9. 75
110. 00
5 . 00
13. 26
100. 00
90. 00
1 6 . 10
1 0 . 00
6. 00
65. 00
1 0 . 50
72 . 00
70. 00
90. 67
90. 00
70. 00
50. 00
69 . 33
60. 00
100. 00
55. 44
75 . 00
115.00
80. 00
60. 00
13. 26
7,5 . 00
75. 00
65 . 00
75 . 00
44.10
59 . 40
14 . 05
114. 30
10. 00
56. 33
90. 00
125. 00
14.04
47 . 20
63. 75
120. 00
455
456
Pacific Coast Pub. Co .
Parma. Co., The
Parmelee- Dohrmann Co .
Paul, Pauline
Pico, A.
Piovesan, Geo .
Powell, i1Iay A.
do do
Ramires, l(fatilda
Richardson, C. T.
HOSPITAL FUND
s. B. Commissioner o:f Horticulture
Santa Barbara Telephone Co .
Saxild, Johanne
Scherer Co . , R. L.
do do
Schreiber, Ol ga E.
Seaside Oil Co .
do do
Shirrell, c. L.
do do
Simps on , Frank R.
Singer Sewing lmchine Co .
Smith-Both-Usher Co .
So . Calif. Edison Co .
Southern Paci:fic Co .
s . P. llilling Co .
Spreitz, H. A.
Standard Oil Co
Stone , c. rt .
Tanner , L
Union Feed and Fuel Co .
Union I.fill and Lumber Co .
Union do do
do do
do do
Vandever, C. G.
Vandever, c. G.
do Signe
Velasques , Jesus
Velasquez , Jesus
do
do
do
\iester n Vfholesale Drug Co .
~estwi ck Iron ttorks
do do
Wheeler, Richard
riilson, Frank
do
Associated Charities
do do
Bailard, J . C.
\
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INDIGEllT FUND
~ 10 . 00
74. 40
23. 00
84. 00
60. 00
85. 00
100. 00
3 . 78
65 . 00
22. 50
ll. 50
1 6. 86
99 . 00
81 .42
4 . 86
100. 00
300. 55
23. 77
75. 00
50. 00
17. 75
6. 85
162. 50
243. 44
7. 19
86. 95
100. 00
51.24
130 . 00
81. 50
601.45
21. 60
46. 90
71. 40
141. 47
21. 10
250. 00
140 . 00
28 . 00
36. 00
4 . 64
170 . 87
10 . 25
10. 00
90. 00
599. 95
55. 23
10. 00
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.Belcher , F. E. INDIGElIT FUIID
Boradori , Sam
Bobo, G. 1.
Bobo , G. ~1 .
Br oad\va y Cash Grocery
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
Brown, Dr . R. w.
Callis, F. I .
Campodonico, E. 1,1.
Coblentz and Schwa backer
do do
do do
Dudley, Albert A.
Hasla,m & Co ., \1. A.
Haslam & Co ., 11. A.
Herro n , J . 'fl.
Herron, J . 1v.
Herron, J . Vi .
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
Jordano Bros .
do do
Lucas, Coblentz & Thorner, Dr .
do do
Lucas Sanitarium
do do
Parma Co .
Pearson , C. H
Pickwick Stages
Pippin, E. J .
Rudol ph, Arthur
do Chas.
~ obe y , VI. c
do
Tudor , Humphr ey
Uni on Feed & Fuel Co
Watts, Stanley
'1Vinters, LI. o.
do
Almanzo , F
Bail ard , J . c.
FIRST ROAD FUND
Calif. Cor rugated Culvert Co .
do do
J25. 00
20. 00
20 . 00
20. 00
20 . 00
20. 00
20. 00
10 . 00
20. 00
20. 00
20. 00
20. 00
3. 75
80. 00
15. 00
20 . 00
10 . 00
10. 00
30. 00
20. 00
20. 00
20. 00
20 . 00
20. 00
10 . 00
20 . 00
20. 00
20. 00
10 . 00
10 . 00
10 . 00
7. 50
25 . 00
40. 00
5 . 00
56 . 57
10. 00
3 . 65
240. 88
30 .00
15. 74
10. 00
12. 84
19. 75
70 . 00
52. 00
20. 00
2. 25
6. 16
27 . 62
457
458
Dominguez , .,. . R .
F ischer, Henry
Good Roads 1.Iacb ine ry
Graham, E.
Luera , L.
l.ianrique:z , IA:.
J1Iartine z, R.
Medel, R.
lioreno , A.
.i .orri s, H.
Lfu.nos , A.
nomero , John
Saragosa , J
do P.
Sauseda, v.
Vallestero , F.
Acosta, s.
Al.manzo, F.
Ayala, Joe
Ayala , Joe
do J . P.
do do
Deaderick , J . H.
do do
Delbrook, Geor ge
Dominguez , 1~1 . R.
do do
Fischer, Henry
Flores , J .
Garcia, s.
Garcia , s.
Garibay, A
Gay, Pearl
Gonzales, c.
Gonzale s , E.
do J .
do do
do Juan
Graham, Er nest
do do
Ha t haway , Adolph
do Eddie
Jimenez , Andrew
Jiminez , Augustine
do Pete
do To no
do To11y
do do
FIRST ROAD FffiID
Co .
SECOND ROAD FUND
'
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J 35. 00
17. 50
14.14
17. 50
10. 50
17. 50
14. 00
17. 50
17. 50
35. 00
17. 50
17. 50
20. 00
17. 50
17. 50
22 . 50
3. 50
28. 00
44. 00
47. 00
264. 00
262 .00
30 . 00
78 . 00
32. 00
49 . 00
77. 00
24. 50
16. 00
44. 00
40 . 00
3 7 . 62*
21. 00
24. 00
40. 00
28 . 00
28 . 00
24. 00
39. 37t
31. 50
3. 00
16. 00
27 . 15
'15 . 30
45. 00
21. 00
39. 40
27 . 15
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Lopez , J . SECOlrn ROAD FUlID $45. 00 Allowed for
Luera , L.
l!anriquez , 1.!.
1Iartinez , R.
1Iedel, R.
Moreno , A.
Ogan, R. J .
Ott Hardware Co .
Partida, B.
Perez , A.
do do
Ramsey, Henry
Reynol ds , C. P .
do do
Rincon Garage & Ma.chine Shop
Rodriguez , N.
do
do
do
do
Tony
do
Romero, na be
do B.
do Ben
do Fred
do do
do J .
do John
do L. R.
do do
Rosales , B.
Rosales, r.r.
Rubio , Jesus
do
do
Saragosa, J .
do do
Satt ler , A.
Sauseda, V.
do do
do do
Schuster, A. C.
Servant es, C
Shepard, Frank
do do
do do
Smith Booth Usher Co .
Soto, J .
do P.
do P.
do P.
Southern Calif. Edison Co
~36. 00
24.50
15. '75
14 . 00
24. 50
24. 50
14. 40
39 . 37~
24. 00
12. 00
85. 00
147. 00
132. 15
10. 30
38 . 50
38 . 50
39. 40
27. 15
55. 00
20. 00
12. 00
45. 00
49. 50
3 8 . 50
24 . 50
60. 00
55. 00
3. 50
32. 3'7
25 .40
33. 25
38 . 50
28. 00
44. 00
66 . 02
24. 50
42.00
38. 50
27 . 75
42. 00
60 . 00
30. 00
50. 00
46 . 13
36. 00
42. 00
38. 50
38. 50
79 . 21
459
460
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Southern Paciic lftlll ing Co .
Torres , J .
,.
do do
do do
do L.
'
do T.
do do
do Tony
Unio11 Oil Co . of Calif.
Vallesterq, F.
do do
Vasquez , P.
do P.
Westwick I ron Works
Al t?gria, John v.
Aredondo , F.
do do
~onetti , R.
Breck , B.
Breen, E.
Bumpass, B. B
Carrillo, A.
Clancy , A. L.
do T. .A .
Coffey, o. D.
Correa, L.
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Davis , l\{rs. R. 1~ .
Dominguez , E.
Duarte , .L.
Enani s , F.
do do
Erro , lwiartin
do 11. F
Gneisa, Chas.
Hernandez , rll.
Jones , c. A.
Jones , Charlie
Lambert, Clarence
Libbey , Ro\vland
Lord, G. R.
Nicholas , Kenneth
Padilla, F .
Rico , J .
Robles , G.
Romero , S
SECOND ROAD FUND
I
THIRD ROAD FUND
$10. 00
36. 00
40 . 00
24. 00
4 . 00
44. 00
44. 00
17. 50
56 . 69
31. 50
49 . 50
38. 50
35 . 00
111. 61
11 0 . 00
108. 00
4 . 00
36. 00
40. 00
12. 00
21. 00
7 2 . 00
57 . 00
52. 00
20. 65
16. 00
284. 00
48 . 00
40 . 00
13. 50
54. 00
322. 00
124. 00
23. 00
116. 00
120. 00
112. 00
24. 0. 0
24. 00
1 7. 50
17. 50
34. 00
20 . 00
36. 00
50. 00
60. 00
162
Rice , Fred
Romero , Joe
FIFTH ROAD F illID
Ruiz , Hobie
do
do
do
do
Santa Barbara Telephone Co .
Santa ?Jaria Valley R. R. Co .
Saulsbury, Clyde
Spears- Hells lJachy. Co .
Valley Oil Co .
Valle y Oil Co .
Valley Oil Co .
ttarren and Bailey Co .
Baker, Fred GENERAL ROAD FUND
Bartola , Amador
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Beam, A. J .
Belerdis , L.
Calderon~ Jr., Joe
Calderon, Joe
do Jose
Chavez , F.
do do
Clark, J . w.
Commercial f1~otor
do do
do do
Compton, w. G.
Cordero, Joe
do do
Cordero, Joe
do do
do do
Del gado , L.
do
do
do
do
do
do
De Rosa, Joe 11.
DeVaul, J . 1.1.
Dominguez, E.
Duenez, 1!.
Earl, w. c.
Fischer , w. L.
Garcia, F
Gaulnrte , I.I.
Service
do
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~ 83 . 0 0
3. 50
.ao
1. 80
42 .00
2. 25
3. 53
17.00
66. 34
158. 54
144. 34
203. 39
6 . ro
8.00
27. 00
27. 00
18. 00
13. 50
27. 00
a.co
32.40
47. 75
60. 00
66 .00
9. 00
20. 00
40. 00
122.50
56. 00
140 . 00
21. 00
27. 00
22. 50
27. 00
27 . 00
27 . 00
27. 00
27. 00
27. 00
27. 00
126 . 50
200. 00
44. 00
27. 00
20. 00
27 . 00
27. 00
24.00
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Gaularte , 1.1. GENERAL ROAD FU.ND
do M.
do 11.
do do
Glines , D. c.
do do
Goodchild , E.
do E. A.
do Willie
Good Roads IJachinery Co.
Grossi , L. D.
Guerro , G.
do do
Hendricks , R.
Hennessy , W. B.
Hildenorand, Jr. A. J.
Helser & Bailey
Howerton, Frank
Huyck , 1'1onte
Lambert, Fred
do Ray
Ledesma , 11.
Martinez, F.
Liart inez, F .
do
do
do
do
1lartinez , l11arcus
1,rendosa, Eugene
l1Ioran, Geo .
I.ioran, Ge o.
Ojeda, Jose
do do
Olveri, J .
Ontiveros , A.
Ontiveros , Lesandro
do Ramon
do do
Onuncia , P.
do do
do do
Or tega, D.
Ovieda, Tony
Pacific Coast Coal
Reynolds , Roy
Reynolds, Roy
Richardson, c. T.
Roble s , G.
Rodman , \I. T.
Rodman , wl . T.
Rodri guez , A.
Co .
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$16. 00
20. 00
24. 00
24. 00
54. 00
49. 50
66. 50
169 . 50
21. 00
120 . 89
50. 00
27 . 00
54. 00
71. 50
38. 00
125. 00
60. 65
11. 50
150 . 00
104. 50
55 .00
27. 00
22. 50
27 . 00
31. 50
31. 50
28 . 00
40 . 00
20. 00
24. 00
21 . 00
21. 00
27 . 00
12. 00
30. 00
20. 00
24. 00
49. 50
27. 00
27. 00
4 . 00
50. 00
26. 15
. 156. 00
48 . 00
280. 00
55 .00
283. 50
451 . 50
27 . 00
463
464
Rodriguez , A.
Ruiz , Hobie
do J . D.
do do
Rush , Luis
Scolari , Lino
Sprague , o. G.
Strong, F.
do do
do do
Triplett, ~1 .
Unzueta , D.
Vaughn, R.
Vecente , Lianuel
Velasquez , J .
do do
Viestern l11otor Transfer
Vlils on, Geo .
do do
do do
G EllERAL ROAD FUND
,
Acosta, F. GOOD ROADS FUND
Almanzo, F.
do do
Anaya, B.
Ayala , Albert
do do
do do
do Emilio
Ayala , Joe
Ballesteros , F.
Bennett , Li.
Bennett , Li.
do I.!anuel
Boykin Trucking Co .
Cadwel 1, Harold
do do
Cadwell, Irving
do do
Cardoza, T.
do do
do do
Cervantes, C.
Clary, Harry
do Henry
Cordero , A .
do
do
do
do
Joe
Joe
$27 .00
16. 00
49. 50
67 . 50
88. 00
51. 00
16. 00
30 . 00
66. 00
55. 00
100. 00
40. 00
52. 00
153. 00
27. 00
27. 00
70 . 00
33 .00
27. 50
33. 00
25. 00
48 . 00
44 .00
42. 00
45 .00
31. 00
22. 00
15. 00
48 . 00
54 . 00
37. 50
20. 00
35.00
76 .15
39. 40
27.15
69 . 00
70. 00
42. 00
35 .00
35. 00
38. 50
45. 00
31. 00
55. 00
60. 00
20. 00
24. 00
,
,
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Corde r o, Joe
Dominguez , L. J .
do do
do do
Feliz , s.
do
do
Fischer, Henry
Forsyth, Ronald G. H.
Gonzales , R.
Hathaway, Eddie
Hathaway , Eddie
Hickey Bros. Co .
Hi ggins, L . I.I.
Jimenez , A.
do Alec
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do do
do Alex
Jiminez , Andrew
do do
do
do
Augustine
Pete
Lopez , c.
do
do
do G.
do G.
do G.
do J .
do do
do Pedro
do T.
do T.
Lucchesi , Fred
Luer a , L
lfa.nri quez , M.
Ilarti11ez, R
M.assera, s
1ledel , R.
do do
L:oll, F.
I,Ioll , Frank
l.Iontezano , J .
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do do
Mor ales, I.i.
11orele , 111.
lv1ore lli , M.
1:1ore110 , A.
do do
August 4th, 1924 .
GOOD ROADS FUND
$65 . 00
32. 00
40. 00
20. 00
42 . 75
27. 00
36 . 00
38 . 50
20. 00
12. 00
45 . 00
31. 00
317. 18
18. 62
77. 00
78 . 80
40 . 25
57. 80
39 . 40
17. 50
54 . 30
44. 00
60 . 00
60 . 00
55 . 00
35. 00
42. 00
24. 50
44. 00
48 . 00
48 . 00
44. 00
48 .00
34. 00
38. 50
38. 50
24. 50
24. 00
42 .00
38. 50
96. 00
84. 00
48. 00
40. 00
38 . 50
35. 00
38 . 50
42. 00
38. 50
4G
466
1runos , A. GOOD ROADS FUiill
Nagers , c.
Navarro , E
do do
do .'.'\
.l!i .
Naya , B.
No thorn, iY.
do do
Padilla, F
Padilla , F
Parks , G. A.
do do
do do
Ross, \V
Ross , ~ .
Scott , J . R.
Scott , J. R.
St. John, A. s .
Swan , James
do do
Union Feed & Fuel Co .
United States Bureau of Pub . Roads
Vfestern Motor Transfer
do do do
11iestwick I ron \Yorks
Erkens , Phoebe J . SALARY FUND
Frandy, !v1ervyn F.
Hacking, c. J .
Heiges, L. E.
Loveren, Dr. G. s.
Osburn, Ym. Q.
Paulding, o. P.
Smith, Edgar B.
'rfe id.man , Phil
do do
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Santa Bar bara Telephone Co. ADVERTI SING FU.ND
Santa 1.furia Times
do do
~24 . 50
3. 50
22 . 00
20. 00
28. 00
38 . 50
50. 00
55. 00
40. 00
28. 00
121. 25
131 . 25
131. 25
48. 00
40. 00
104. 25
101. 25
82. 58
30. 00
60. 00
3. 30
2500. 00
87 . 50
99 . 75
62. 43
25 . 00
75 . 00
125. 00
67 . 50
125. 00
25 . 00
75 . 00
25. 00
150. 00
150. 00
27 . 50
1. 00
8 . 10
Mid . Counties Pub. Ser v. Corp . CASI.:ALIA ST . LIGHTING 38. 40
DIST . FUND
Bee, Henry GUADALUPE PUB. Cii:I.iETERY DIST. 87 . 50
Pearson, c. H. LOS ALA110S PUB . CEJ.:ETERY DIST . 49 . 78
Shefty, VI . 16. 00
do w. L. 10. 00
111id. Oou11ties Pub . Ber v . Cor p. LOS ALA.JJOS ST. LIGHTING
DIST . FU1ID ~ 2 . 60
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August 4th , 1924.
Mid. Counties Pub. Berv. Corp . ORCUTT ST . LIGHTiilG DIST
Preisker , Preisker & Goble RECLAMATION DIST . No . 798
Anderson, J . A. SANTA 1.1ARIA CE1.1ETERY DIST FUND
Bryant & Trott Co .
Dudley , Geo . L.
Mullin, Boyd
Rivas , s. J .
~ 62 . 00
250. 00
100.00
34.40
50.00
100. 00
l00.00
467
Upon t ne passage of the foregoing order, the roll being call ed, the following
Supervisors voted Aye , to-wit: Sam J . Stanwood, J . T. Torrence , w. L. Talbott , C. L.
Preisker and H. s. Deaderick, Nays : None.
On motion the Board adjourned sine die.
The foregoing minutes are hereby approved. (/\ """ ' g. CJ:)
Chairman Board of upervisors .
Attest:-
' Clerk .
CALL FOR A SPECIAL MEETING .
\ie, t he undersigned members of the tsoard of Supervisors of the County of Santa
Barbara, State of California, believing that the interests of the County require that
a special meeting of t he Board of Supervisors be oalled to attend t hereto.
It is ordered t hat a special meeting of t he Board of Supervisors of the County
of Santa Barbara, State of Caliornia, be and t he same is hereby called for August
21st, 1924, at 10 o'clock a. m.
The following is the business to be transacted at said meeting, to-wit:
J n t he Matter of Fixing the Amount of Bond upon filing Map designated Cabrillo Park
Tract, in the City of Santa Barbara. To make an order fixing amount of bonds in said
matter and approving said bond.
Dated August 21st, 1924.
c. L. Preisker
H. s. Deaderick
Sam J. Stanwood
VI . L. Talbott
J. T. Torrence
~oard of Supervisors of the County of
Santa Barbara, State of California.
~oard of Supervisofa of the County of Santa Barbara , State of California
August 21st, 1924, 11 o'clock a. m. Present: Supervisors H. s. Deaderick,
Sam J . St anwood~ J. T. Torrence, w. L. Talbo t t and c. L. Preisker, and
the Clerk. Supervisor H. s. Deaderick in the Chair.
The board met pursuant to call
In the Afatter of Fixing t he Amount of Bond upon filing Map of Cabrillo Park Tract,
in the City of Santa Barbara
It appearing to the Board that County National Bank and Trust Company of Santa
Barbara the owner of a certain tract or subdivision of land in the City of Santa Barbara
County of Santa Barbara, State of California, designated Cabrillo Park Tract, have subdivided
the same for the purposes of sale, and
It further appearing that said owner of said land is about to file for record an
accurate map or plat thereof with the County Recorder as required by law, and said owner
having re quested this Board to fix the amount of bond as provided by law, and also hav468
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ing represented to this Board a good and sufficient bond in the sum of $ 2000. 00 conaitioned
as provided by law,
On motion duly seconded and carried. it is ordered that said County Na t ional
Bank and . Trust Company of Santa Barbara execute and file with this ~oard a good and
sufficient bond in the sum of $2000.00 and by its terms made to inure to the benefit
of the County of Santa Barbara . conditioned for the payment of all taxes which are at
the time of filing said map a lien against said tract or subdi vision, or any part
thereof but not yet payable , and
It is further ordered that said bond so presented be and the same is hereby
approved and that the same be filed by the Cler k of this Board.
In the liiatter of t he Pe t iti on of Mae McCollum for Uounty Aid.
It appearing to the satisfaction of this Board that said petitioner is a proper
person to receive County aid, it is ordered that the Auditor draw bis warrant on the
~'reasurer, on Hospital Fund , in :favor o:f }.:fae l1lcCollum for the sum of $40. 00 on the
lst day of Septemner 1S24, and for a like amount on the first of each month thereafter
until the furt her order of this Board.
In the 1Jatter of the Annual Financial Report of the County of Santa Ba.rbara for
the :fi2cal year ending June 30, 1924 .
It appearing to the Board that the County Auditor bas prepared and presented
an annual report of the financ i al transactions of the County for the fiscal year ending
June 30, 1924, in accordance with law, and
On motion duly seconded and unanimously carried, it is ordered that said report
be approved and accepted as the ailnual financial report of said County for the fisca1
year ending June 30 , 1924, and
It is ordered that t he County Auditor cause 1000 copies of said report printed
in pamphlet form.
On motion the Board adjourned sine die .
The foregoing minutes are '
Chairman pervisors
Att est:-
Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara, State of Ca lifornia~
.August 28th , 1924, at 2 o ' clock p. m. Present : Super visors H. S. Deaderick
, Sam J . Stanwood , J . T. Torrence , w. L. Talbott and c. L. Preisker
and the Cler k. Supervisor H. s. Deaderick in the chair
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In the 1~ tter of Canvassing the Returns of the Primary Election Held August 26th ,1924.
The r eturns f rom all the precincts in the County having been received the Board
proceeded to canvass the same, said canvass being made in public by opening the returns
and ascerta ining the vote of said county and of each precinct therein for each person
voted for at said election. Pending the canvass of said returns, said canvass not havin
been completed, the Board took a recess until tomorrow at 10 0 1 clock a . m.
Board of Supervisors of the , ~ount y of Santa Ba r bara , State of California,
August 29th, 1924, at 10 o' cl99k a. m. Present: Supervisors H. S. D~aderick,
Sam J . Stanwood and J . T. Torrence and the clerk. Supervisors ~1 . L.
Talbott and c. L. Preisker being absent . Supervisor H. s. Deaderick in 1
the chair.
In the 118tt er of Canvassiiys the Returns of the Primary Election held August 26th,
1924.
The Board proceeded with the Canvass of said returns and having completed tpe same
declared the result thereof as follows:
Whole number of votes cast in the County being 6 , 839 , the names of the persons voted
for, the offices for nomination to which each of said persons were voted for r espectively,
the number of votes given to each person in each precinct and the total number given in
the county to each of such persons for nomination to such office respectively; also the
the names of the persons voted for, for members of the respective County Central Committees
of each of t he Political Parties hereinafter named, the number of votes given
to each, in each precinct respectively, as follows :
I
PRECINCT VOTE
Statement of All Votes Cast at Each
Polling Place .
AT THE
PRIMARY ELECTION
HELD
AUGUST 26, 1924
COUNTY
STATE OF CALIFORNIA
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J/bF/3 REPUBLICAN Statement of All Votes Cast at Each Polling Place
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August 29th, 1924. 469
The Board of Supervisors having on this day completed the canvass of the returns
of said primary election held August 26th , 1924, and having declared the result of said
canvass do hereby declare that the following named persons received the highest number I
of votes given at said election for each office , by the voters of said county for which
persons wer e voted for , for nomination to each office respectively to be made by the
voters at said election and that each of said persoIEreceived a majority of the total
number of votes cast at said election for all the candidates for the offices for nomination
to whi'cb they were voted for respectively; and said persons receivi11g the highest
number and ma_jori t y of votes respectively as aforesaid are hereby declared duly nominated
for the offices designated respectively as candidates for such offices , to -wit~
Supervisor, First Supervisoral District, Thomas T. Dinsmore
Supervisor , Fourth Supervisoral District, W. L. 1albott
And the Board of Supe rvisors do :further declare that the following named persons
voted for at said primary election for nomination to the following named office hereinafter
designated, received the highest number of the votes cast on all the ballots of
all the voters participating in said election for the nomination to the office designate~
no one of t hem receiving a majo rity of the total number of votes cast for all the
canidates for said office , and such persons are hereby declared nominated for the off ice
designated , to-wit:
Supervisor, Third Supervisoral District , A. ,/ . Conover
Supervisor, Third Supervisoral District, J . T. Torrence
The board of ~upervisors do f'urther declare that t he following named persons voted
for at said primary election for members of the County Central Committees of each of
the political parties hereinafter designated respectively, each received the highest
number of votes cast at said election for Central Committeemen in the Supervisoral
Districts designated respectively and said persons receiving the highest number of votes
as aforesaid are hereby declared elected as l\1emoers o:f the Uou11ty Centra 1 Committee of
the political parties hereinafter designated, to-wit :
Republican Part y
First Supervisoral District
Seco11d Supervisoral District
Third Supervisoral District
Fourth Sunervisoral District.
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Wm. G. Griffith
Frank w. Hinkley
Ira E. Kramer
Wm. s. Porter
Fred H. Schauer
A. 11arshall Selover
Eugene W. Squier
Herbert E . \'ieyler
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On mot ion the Board adjourned sine die.
The foregoing minutes are hereby a ppr oved.
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~oard of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara, State of California,
September 2nd, 1924, 10 o 'clock a. m. Present: Supervisors H. s. Deaderick,
Sam J, Stanwood, J, T, Torrence, W, L, Talbott and c. L, Preisker, and
the cler k. Supervisor H. s. Deaderick in the chair.
The minutes of the last regular meetings and succeeding special meetings were read
and approved.
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cGiv\ci.,.)~-r o-f Educa tion,
In the Matter of the Resignation of Wm. Q. Osburn, as a member of the County Board
(.'f 11'~ 3~0~ 'i" ""b c,l ry\. The r esignation of Wm. Q. Osbur n , a member of the County Board of Education being
presented,
On mot i on duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that said resignation be and
t he same is hereby accepted and said office declared vacant .
In the Matt er of the Appointment of Emma G. Wood , a member of the County Board of
Education,
It appearing to the Board that there is a vacancy in the office of member of the
County Board of Education in and for the County of Santa Barbara , State of Cal ifornia ,
caused by the resigna tion of Wm. Q. Osburn, I
On moti on duly seconded and carried, it is order ed that Emma G. Wood be and she is
hereby appointed a member of the County Board of Education in and for said County and
State, for the unexpired term of Wm. Q. Osburn, resigned, upon qualifying according
to law.
fn the Matt er of the Resignation of A. F. Munch, a member of the Board of Trustees
of Oak Hill Public Cemetery District .
The resignation of A. F. Munch , as a member of the Board of Trustees of Oak Hi ll
~ Public Cemetery District being presented,
On motion duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that said resignation be and the
same is hereby accepted and said office declared vacant .
~ In the Matter of the Appointment of L. Anderson a member of the Oak Hill Public
Cemetery District,
It appearing to the Board that there is a vacancy in the office of member of the
Board of Trustees o-f Oak Hill Public Cemeter y District, County of Santa Barbara , State
of Califor nia , caused by the resignation of A. F. Munch ,
On mot ion duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that L, Anderson be and he is
hereby appointed a member of tl1e Board of Trustees of Oak Hill Public Cemetery District,
in and for said County and State, or the unexpired term of A. F. :.Munch resigned, upon
qualifying according to law.
In the Matter of the Application of Henry R. Gewe, et al., against the using of
!ff!. l,;+t Jonsta Park as a Fr ee ~blic Pa
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M.~~ ~~ ~ This being the time heretofore fixed for the further hearing of the above application
a.~or.v~ J -lil;;iQ') .
'1" 'fouv~it.!J,. and protest thereto this day filed, Mr. E. w. Squier appeared as counsel for said ap-
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pl icants and Mr. c. Kelley Hardenbrook appeared as counsel for said contestants.
The following witnesses were sworn and examined on behalf of said application, to-
wit: E. A. Robbins, c. E. DeWitt, I. B. Gayer, Alva Fink, Harlow c. Ferslew and H. T
Nel son and the following witness was sworn and examined on behalf of said contestants,
to-wit: J. F. King. The testimony here clo~ed and the matter was ther eupon argued by
counsel for the respective parties and submitted to the Board for consideration and
decision. Supervisor c. L. Preisker thereupon moved that on and after November lat,
1924, the store , gas station and renting of cabins on the Jonata Park be discontinued,
which said motion was duly seconded by Supervisor J . T. Torrence , upon a vote being taken
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upon said motion the following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit: c. L. Preisker and J.
T. Torrence and the following Supervisors voted Nay, to-wit: Sam J. Stanwood, w. L.
Talbott and H. s. Deaderick. The chair announced that said motion was lost.
On motion duly seoonded and carrie4,it is ordered that the further consideration
of said matter be and the same is hereby continued until September 13th, 1924, at 10
o' clock a. m.
In the Matter of Appointing c. c. _Tinker a member of the Board of Trustees of
Goleta Publio Cemetery District in the place of E. A. Hollister, deceased.
It appearing to the Board that there is a v.acancy in office of member of the
Dosrd of Trustees of Goleta Public Cemetery District, Uounty of Santa Barbara, State
of California, caused by the death of E . A. Hollister,
On motion duly aeoonded and carried, it is ordered that c. c. Tinker be and be
is hereby appointed a member of the Board of Trustees of Goleta Public Cemetery
district, in and for said county and state, for the unexpired term of E. A. Hollister,
deceased, upon qualifying according to law.
In the Matter of the Tax Levy for State and County Purposes for the seventy-fifth
fiscal year 1924-25.
The Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara, State of California, on
the 4th day of September, 1923, does hereby fix the rate of county taxes for the present
fisoal year at the following rates and the said Board does hereby designate the number
of cents and mills on each one hundred dollars of the assessed valuation of the
property within said county as follows:
For General Fund
For Hospital Fund
For Indigent Fund
For Salary Fund
For Sohool Fund
For Library Fund
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For Forest Protection Fund
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.17
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.16
.36
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Now Therefore under t he law and the premises aforesaid, It is ordered that the
County Taxes upon the taxable property in the County of Santa Barbara be and the same
is hereby levied upon each one hundred dollars valuation for the present fiscal year
at the following rates in cents and mills as follows, to-wit:
For County General Fund
For County Hospital Fund
For County Indigent .l!'und
For County Salary Fund
For County School Fund
For County Library Fund
For Forest Protection Fund
.60
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And whereas it appears that the County of Santa .oarbara bas issued bonds in the
sum cf $350,000.00 for the purpose of constructing and building bridges on the State
Highway within the said county, and
Whereas it appears that interest upon said bonds will fall due during the present
fiscal year and some of said bonds will fall due both principal and interest,
Now Therefore, it is ordered by said Board that there be and there is hereby
fixed, levied and imposed upon the taxable property situate within said oounty a tax
upon each one hundred dollars valuation of the property within said county at the rate
in cents and mills as follows, to-wit:
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For State Highway Bridge Bond Fund .035
And it is further ordered that the annual property tax for road purposes be and
t he same is hereby levied upon eaoh one hundred dollars valuation of property in said
county outside incorporated cities and towns for the present fiscal year as follows,
to-wit:.
For County Road Fund .40
And that in addition thereto a Special Road Tax of Twenty cents on each one
hundred dollars valuation of property in said county be and is levied on all property
in said county outside of incorporated cities and towns for the present isca1 year,
to-wit:
For Special Road Fund .10
And Whereas certain school district, permanent road divisions and road improvement
districts within said County of Santa Barbara have outstandirtg bonds upon which the
interest will fall due during the present fiscal year and some of which bonds will fall
due both principal and interest,
Now Therefore, it is ordered by said Board that there be and there is hereby fixed,
levied and imposed upon the taxable property situated within said respective schoo1
districts, permanent road divisions and road improvement districts a tax upon each one
hundred dollars valuation of the property within said respective districts at the rate
in cents and mills as f ollows, to-wit:
For Bell School District, now known as Los Alamos School D istrict~
Interest and Sinking Fund
For Blechman School District Interest and Sinking Fund
For Carpinteria Union School District Interest and Sinking Fund
For Carpinteria Union Hi gh School Dist rict Interest and Sinking Fund
For Casmalia School JJistrict Int'erest and Sinking Fund
For Chicquero School District Interest and Sinking .b'und
For Doheny School District Interest and Sinking Fund
For Jalama School District Interest and Sinking Fund
For Jonata School District Interest and Sinking Fund
For Lompoc School Vistrict Interest and Sinking Fund
For Lompoc Union Hi gh School District Interest and Sinking ~"Und
For 1~ple School Dist rict Interest and Sinking bUn.d
For Orcutt Sohool District Interest and Sinking Fund
For Orcutt Union School Vistrict Interest and Sinking ~'und
For Pan American School District Interest and Sinking ]'und
For J?urisima School Vistrict Interest and Sinking b'und
.54
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.16
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.10
.41
.21
.31
613
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.26
.31
.32
.11
.12
For Santa lvfaria School lJistrict Interest and Si nking l!'und 25
For Santa lAaria Union Hi gh Sobool District interest and Sinking Fund 22
For Santa Barbara ~chool District Interest and Sinking Fund .016
For ~anta Barbara School District Interest and Sinking Fund 1920 Issue, .129
For Santa Barbara School District Interest and Sinking Fund 1923 Issue, .195
For Santa Barbara High School District Interest and Sinking Fund 1922 Issue, .15
For Santa Barbara High School Dist rict Interest and Sinking Fund 1923 Issue, .06
For Ynez School District Interest and Sinking Fund .17
For Permanent Road Division of Carpinteria Fund .184
For Permanent Road Division of Goleta Fund .21
For Permanent Road Division of Lompoc Fund .67
For Permanent Road Division of Mesa Fund .60
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For Permanent Road Division of Mission Fund
For Permanent Road Division of Montecito Fund (1st Bond Issue )
For Permanent Road Division of Montecito Fund, (2nd Bond Issue)
For Permanent Road Division of Santa Ynez Fund
For Road Improvement District No. 1, Fund
For Road Improvement District No. 5, Fund
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4.30
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And Whereas it appears from the estimates of the High School Boards of Trustees
of the hereinafter named High School Districts that the following amounts of money
will be required for maintaining said high schools for t he current school year, which
said estimates have been approved by the Superintendent of Schools, to-wit:
For Carpinteria Union High School District
For Lompoc Union High School District
For Santa Barbara High School District
For Santa Maria Union High School District
For Santa Ynez Valley Union High School District
$13725.00
31735.00
212614.33
80195.00
11270.00
Now Therefore, it is ordered by said Board that there be and there is hereby I
fixed, levied and imposed upon the taxable property situated within said high schoo1 I
dis~ricts last named a tax upon each one hundred dollars valuation of the property I
within said respective high school districts at the rate in cents and mills as follows.
to-wit:
For Carpinteria Union High School District .70
For Lompoc Union High School District Fund .72
For Santa Barbara High School District Fund .75
For Santa Maria Union High School Dist rict Fund .52
For Santa Ynez Valley Union High School District Fund .34
And Whereas it appears from the estimate of the County Superintendent of Schools
made pursuant to Section 1764 of the Political Code of the State of California, that
the sum of $94,000.00 will be required by the County High School Fund for the ensuing
school year, $1oaooo.oo
Now Therefore, it is ordered by said Board t hat there be and there is hereby
levied, fixed and imposed upon t he taxable property situated within said county a tax
upon each one hundred dollars valuation at the rate in cents and mills as follows,
to-wit:
For County High School Fund .19
Said County High School Fund is for ~he following named high school districts
in the proportion to the average daily attendance of each, as per report of the County
Superintendent of Schools, to-wit: Carpinteria Union High School District, Lompoc I
Union High School District, Santa Barbara High School District, Santa Maria Union High
School District and Santa Ynez Valley Union High School District.
And whereas it appears fr om the report of the County Superintendent of Schools
made pursuant to Section 1134b, of the Political Code, that Den School District is a
common School district and is not a member of any high school district, and that Santaj
Barbara High School District~ which high school district is governed by an appointive
board, is most accessible to a majority of the pupils residing in said Den School
District~
And whereas it further appears from said report that the average maintenance cost
per pupil attending the said Santa Barbara High School District, excluding state and
county aid, for the f iscal year 1923-24 was $175.00
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And whereas it fUrther appears from said report that during the fiscal year 1923-
24, one pupil attended the Santa Barbara High School District from said Den School
District
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Now, therefore, it i s ordered by said Board that t here be and there is hereby fixed,
levied and imposed upon the taxable property situated in said Den School District a
tax upon each one hundred dollars valuation in property in said Den School District, to
be paid into the special fu.nd of said Santa Barbara High School District at the rate in
cents and mills as follows, to-wit:
For Special High School Fund of Den Schoo1 District .06
And whereas it appears from the estimates of the Board of Trustees of the hereinafter
named school districts that each of said school districts will require the following
amounts of money for the maintenance of Kindergartens in said respective school
district for the current school year, which said estimates have been approved by the
County Superintendent of Schools, to-wit:
For Lompoc Kindergarten
For Orcutt Kindergarten
For Santa Barbara Kindergarten
For Santa Maria Kindergarten
$1600.00
2000.00
29578.95
1000.00
Now Therefore, it is ordered by said Board that there is hereby levied, fixed and
imposed upon the taxable property situate within said respective school districts last
named a tax upon each one hundred dollars valuation of the property within said respective
school districts at the rate in cents and mills ea follows, to-wit:
For Kindergarten li'und of Lompoc School District .137
For Ki ndergarten Fund of Orcutt Union School District . 09
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For Kindergarten Fund of Santa Barbara School District .15
For Kindergarten Fund of .Santa Maria School District .04
' And Whereas it appears from the estimates of the Boards of Trustees of the hereinafter
named school districts that said school districts will require the following
amounts of money in excess of the amounts derived from state and county for the mainten
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ance of said schools in said several districts, for the ensuing year which said estimat~s
have been approved by the County Superintendent of Schools, to-wit:
For Agricola School District
For Agua je School District
For Alcatraz School District
For Ballard School District
For Blochman School District
For Careaga School District
For Carpinteria Union School District
For Casmalia Union School Vistrict
For Cold Springs School District
For College School Diatrict
For Cuyama School Dis t rict
For Doheny School District -
For Goleta School District
For Guadalupe School District
For Honda School District
For Hope School District
For Jonata School District
For La Patera School District
$ 235.00
489.00
540.00
110. 00
960.00
830.00
4975.00
3770.00
1525.00
3755.00
920.00
285.00
2650.00
2090.00
805.00
1815.00
675.00
600.00
476
For Lompoc School District
For Los Alamos School District
For Los Olivos Sohool Distriot
For Lynden School Distriot
For Mission School District
For Montecito Union Sohool Distriot
For Orcutt Union School District
For Pine Grove School District
For Rice School District
For Rinoonada Sohool District
For San Julian Sohool District
For Santa Barbara School Vistrict
For Santa Maria Sohool District
For Santa Rosa School District
For Summerland Sohool District
For Tecolote School District
For Tepusquet School Di strict
For Washington School District
For Wasioja School District
For Ynez School District
8230.00
4095.00
210. 00
580.00
827.00
11260.00
19162.00
130 . 00
450. 00
190.00
385.00
64925.00
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524.00 l
376.00
135.00
450.00
100.00
535. 00
247.00
Now Therefore; it is ordered by said Board that there be and there is hereby
fixed, levied and imposed upon the taxable property situate within said sohool distrio s
last named a tax upon each one hundred dollars valuation of the property within said
respective school districts at the rate in cents and mills as follows, to-wit:
For Special School Fund of Agricola School District
For Special School Fund of Aguaje School District
For Special School Fund of Alcatraz School District
For Special School Fund of Ballard School District
For Special School Fund of Blochman School District
For Special School Fund of Ca reaga School District
For Special School Fund of Carpinteria Union School District
For Special School Fund of Casma1ia Union School District
For Special School Fund of Cold Springs School District
For Special School Fund of College School District
For Special School Fund of Cuyama School District
For Special School Fund of Doheny School District
For Special School Fund of Goleta School District
For Special School Fund of Guadalupe School District
For Special School Fund of Honda School District
For Special School Fund of Hope School District
For Special School Fund o1 Jonats Sahool District
For Special School Fund of La Patera School District
For Special School Fund of Lompoc School District
For Special School Fund of Los Alamos School District
For Special School Fund of Los Olivos School District
For Special School Fund of Lynden School District
For Special School Fund of Mission Sohool District
For Special School Fund of Montecito Union School District
For Special School Fund of Orcutt Union School Distriot
For Special School Fund of Pine Grave School District
.06
.10
.24
.15
.16
.10
.28
.29
.12
.30
. 30
.30
. 30
. 28
.18
.30
. 15
.08
. 30
. 30
. 05
. 28
.20
.30
. 30
.12
September 2nd, 1924.
For Special School Fund of Rice School District
For Special School Fund of Rinconada School District
For Special School Fund of San Julian School District
For Special School Fund of Santa Barbara School District
For Special School Fund of Santa Maria School District
For Special School Fund of Santa Rosa School District
For Special School Fund of Summerland School District
For Special School Fund of Teco1ote School District
For Special School Fund of Tepusquet School District
For Special School Fund of Washington School District
For Special School Fund of Wasioja School District
For Special School ]'und of Ynez School District
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.12
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.30
.26
.18
. 06
.26
.12
.30
. 09
And Whereas, it appears from the estimates of the Boards of School Trustees of
t he hereinafter named school districts that said school districts will require the
following amounts of money in excess of the amounts derived from s tate and count y for
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the purpose of purchasing school lots &c., in said several school districts for the
ensuing year; which said estimates have been approved by the County Superintendent
of Schools, to-wit:
For Casmalia Union School District
For College School District
For Cuyama School District
For Doheny School District
For Guadalupe School District
For Hope School District
For Lompoc School District
For Orcutt Union School District
For Santa Barbara School District
For Santa Maria School District
$700.00
385.00
255.00
174.00
1000. 00
400.00
5100.00
7852.00
3'7190.00
3400.00
Now Therefore, it is ordered by said Board that there be and there is hereby
fixed, levied and imposed upon the taxable property situate within said school districts
last named a tax upon each one hundred dollars valuation of the pr operty within the
respective school districts at the rate in cents and mills as follows, to-wit:
For Building Fund of Casmalia Union School District
For Building Fund of College School District
For Building Fund of Cuyama School District
F0r Building Fund of Doheny School District -
For Building Fund of Guadalupe School District
For Building Fund of Hope School District
For Building Fund of Lompoc School District
For Building Fund of Orcutt Union School District
For Building Fund of Santa Barbara School District
For Building iund of Santa Maria School District
.06
.05
.15
.15
.135
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.15
.15
.15
.13
And Whereas, it appears from the report of the Board of School Trustees of Orcutt
Union School District on file with the C1e rk of this Board that said school district
in accordance with Section 1830, et seq., of the Political Code of the State of California,
at a special election held for said purpose in said school district voted a
special tax in t he sum of $10,000. 00
Now, Therefore, it is ordered by said Board that there be and there is hereby
levied, fixed and imposed upon the taxable property situate within said Orcutt Union
Scboo1 District a tax upon each one hundred dollars valuation of the property within
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said school district at the rate in cents and mills as follows, to-wit: ~
For Orcutt Union School District Special Tax Fund .45
And Whereas, it appears from the estimates of the Boards of Trustees of the hereinafter
named Public Cemetery Districts that said public cemetery districts will require
the following amounts of money for maintaining said public cemetery districts for the
ensuing fisoal year , to-wit:
For Goleta Public Cemetery District
For Guadalupe Public Cemetery District
For Lompoc Public Cemetery District
For Oak Hill Public Cemetery District
For Santa Maria Public Cemetery District
$2400.00
1200. 00
1000.00
1500.00
5000.00
Now Therefore, it is ordered by said Board t hat there be and there is hereby fixed'J
levied and imposed upon the taxable property situated within said Public Cemetery
Districts last named a tax upon each one hundred dol lars valuation of the property
within said respective Public Cemetery Districts at the rate in cents and mills as
follows, to-wit:
For Goleta Public Uemetery District Fund
For Guadalupe Public Cemetery District Fund -
For Lompoc Public Cemetery District Fund
For Oak Hill Public Cemetery District Fund
For Santa 1w1aria Public Cemetery District Fund
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And tihereas, it appears from estimates made by this Board that the following
amounts of money will be required for conducting and maintaining the following street
lighting districts for the ensuing fiscal year, to-wit:
For Carpinteria Street Lighting Vistrict
For Casmalia Street Lighting Vistrict
For Guadalupe Street Lighting District
For Los Alamos Street Lighting District
For Orcutt Street Lighting District
648.00
5C'4.00
1118.00
1218.00
826.00
Now Therefore, it is ordered by said Board that there be and there is hereby fixed
levied and imposed upon the taxable property situate within said street lighting
districts last named a tax upon each one hundred dollars valuation of the property
within said respective districts at the rate in cents and mills as .follows, to-wit:
For Carpinteria Street 1ighting District Fund
For Casmalia Street Lighting District Fund
For Guadalupe Street Lighting District Fund
For Los Alamos Street Lighting District Fund
.20
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.30
.12
For Orcutt Street Lighting District Fund .30
And Whereas, it appears f r om an estimate of the Board of Fire Commissioners of I
Montecito Fire District that the sum of $15~000.00 will be required for the maintenance
of the Fire Department of Montecito, in Montecito Fire District, for the ensuing fiscal
year. I
Now Therefore, it is ordered by said ~oard that there be and there is hereby fixed,
levied and imposed upon the taxable property situate within said Montecito Fire
District a tax upon each one hundred dollars valuation of the property within said
district at the rate in cents and mills as follows; to-wit:
For Montecito Fire District Fund
Done in open Board this 2nd day of September, A. D. 1924.
H. s. DEADERICK, Chairman of the Board of
Attest:- C. A. HUNT, Clerk. Supervisors
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In the Matter of Creating . a . G~nera l Road Fund
On motion duly seconded and unanimously carriea, it is ordered that a General
Road Fund be and the same is hereby established in the County o:f Santa Barbara, and
It is further ordered that twenty per centum of the aggregate amount of r oad
tax collected from all sources shall be apportioned thereto
In the Matter of the Assessment of the Pacific Coast Rail way Company, Southern
Pacific Ra ilroad Company and the Pullman Company.
It is hereby ordered by the ~oard of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara,
State of California, and stated and declared by said Board pursuant to the law,
1 That the length of the main track o:f the Paci:fic Coast Rai1way Company as
assessed by the State Board of Equalization, within the County of Santa Barbara is
60.28 miles~
2. That the ~ssessed value per mile of said ra i lroad is $3000. 00
3 . That the number of miles of said track of said railroad and the assessed
value of the same lying in each city, township, school district, r oad district and lesser
taxation districts in the County of Santa Barbara through which said railroad runs
as fixed by the State Board of Equalization is as follows:
In the 4th Township, 6.5 miles, assessed value
In the 6th Township, 20 . 05 miles , assessed value
In the 7th Township, 25.48 miles , assessed value
In the 10th Township, 8 1/4 miles , assessed value
In the 3rd Road District, 6.5 miles , assessed value
In the 5th Road District, 53.78 miles, assessed value
In t he City of Santa Maria, 3.2 miles, assessed value
In the Permanent Road Divi sion of Santa Ynez~ 4.5 miles, assessed va lue
In Los Alamos Public Cemetery District, 14.44 miles, assessed value
In Oak Hill Public Cemetery District, 7 miles , assessed va.lue
In Santa 14lria Public Cemetery District, 32.60 miles, assessed value
In Los Al amos Street Lighting District, 5 1/2 miles , assessed value
In Orcutt Street Lighting District, 35/100 miles , assessed va l ue
In Guadalupe School Dis t rict, 2. 24 miles, assessed value
In Bonita School District, 3 miles, assessed value
In Agricola School District , 3 3/4 miles, a ssessed value
In Santa Ma r ia Sohool District, 3.45 mil es , assessed value
In Pl easant Valley School District , 3 miles, assessed value
In Rice School District, 2 1/2 miles, assessed value
In Suey School District, 2 miles, assessed value
In Garey School District, 4 1/4 miles, assessed value
In Olive School District, 1 mile, assessed value
In Blochman School District , 2.90 miles, assessed value
In Lake View School District , 2 1/2 miles , assessed val ue
I n Washington School District , 2 1/4 miles, assessed value
In Or cutt School District , 4 3/4 miles, assessed value
In Careaga School Di s trict, 8 . 94 miles, assessed value
In Bicknell School District, 1 1/4 miles , assessed value
In Los Alamos School District, 5 1/2 miles, assessed value
In Los Olivos School District , 7 mil es , assessed value
In Orcutt Union School District, 4.75 miles, assessed value
In Santa Ynez Valley Union High School District , 7 miles, assessed value
,
19500
60150
76440
24750.
19500.
161340.
9600.
13500
43320.
21000.
97800.
1 6500
1050
6720.
9000.
11250
10350
9000
7500
6000
12750
3000.
8700
7500
6750
14250.
26820
3750
16500
fllOOO.
14250 .
21000.
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In Santa Maria Union High School District, 54.53 miles, assessed value 163590
4. That the length of the main track of the Sout hern Pacific Railroad Company,
ae assessed by the State Board of Equaliza t i on, within the County of Santa Barbara is
119.166.
5. That t he assessed value per mile of said road is $55,000.
6. That t he number of miles of said main t rack of said railroad and the assessed
value of the same lying 1n each city, township, school district , r oad district and
l esser taxation districts in the County of Santa Barbara, through which said railroad
runs as f ixed by the State Board of Equalization is as follows :
In the lat Township, 11 miles, assessed value
In the 2nd Township~ 6. 53 miles, assessed value
In the 3rd Township, 20. 49 miles, assessed value
In the 4th Township~ 10 miles , assessed value
In the 5th Township, 57. 896 miles , assessed value
In the 7th Township, 4 1/2 miles, assessed value
In the 8th Township, 4 1/4 miles, assessed value
In the 9th Township, 4 1/2 miles , assessed value
In the lat Road District, 6 miles, a ssessed value
In the 2nd Road District, 5 miles, assessed value
In the 3rd Road District , 30.49 miles , assessed value
In the 4th Road District, 57.896 miles , assessed value
In the 5th Road District, 13 1/4 miles , assessed value
In the City of Santa Ba r bara, 6.53 miles, assessed value
In the Permanent Road Divisi on of Carpinteria, 9 1/2 miles, assessed
value
In the Per manent Road Di vision of Goleta , 11. 14 miles , assessed value
In the Permanent Road Division of Lompoc, 57. 896 miles ~
assessed value
In Mesa Permanent Road Division, 1/2 mile , assessed value
In Ilonteci to Per manent Road Division, 5 mil es, assessed val ue
In Ca r pinteria Public Cemetery District, 6 1/4 miles , assessed value
In Goleta Public Cemetery District , 11.14 miles, assessed value
In Guadalupe Public Cemetery District, 4 1/2 miles, assessed value
In Lompoc Public Cemetery District , 53. 896 miles, assessed val ue
In Carpinteria Street Lighting Dis t r ict , .72 mil es,assessed value
In Ca smalia Street Lighting District, 12.10 miles, assessed value
In Guadalupe Street Lighting District, 2 miles , assessed value
In Montecito Fire District, 5 miles, assessed value
In Punta Gorda School District, 1/2 mile, assessed value
In Rincon School District, 2 5/8 miles , assessed val ue
In Carpinteria School District, 1 mile , assessed value
In Aliso School .LJistrict, 1 1/4 miles , assessed value
In Ocean Scbool District, 1 3/4 miles , assessed value
In Sumrnerland School Distric t , l 1/5 miles , assessed value
In Ortega School District, 3/8 mile, assessed value
In Montecito School Distr ict , 2. 30 miles , assessed value
In Santa Barbara School District , 7. 03 miles , assessed value
In Hope School Dis trict, 2 3/4 miles , assessed value
605000.
359150.
1 ,126950.
550000.
3 ,184280 .
247500.
233750.
247500.
330000.
275000.
1 , 676950.
3,184, 280.
728750
359150
522, 500.
612,700
3,184, 280.
27, 500.
275, 000.
343 ,750.
612 , 700 .
247,500.
2 , 964, 280
39 , 600.
665, 500.
110, 000.
275 , 000 .
2 '1~500.
144,375.
55, 000
68,750.
96, 250.
66 ~ 000 .
20, 625.
126, 500
386~650 .
151,.~5 0 .
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In Cathedral Oaks School District, . 881 mile, assessed value
In Goleta School District , 2.865 miles , assessed value
In La Patera School District, 4 mi~es , assessed value
In Tecolote School District, 3 miles, assessed value
In Den School District, 5 1/2 miles, assessed value
In Orella School District, 6 miles, assessed value
In Alcatraz School District , 8 miles , assessed value
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In Las Cruces School District , 5 miles , assessed value
In San Julian School District , 10 miles , assessed value
In Honda School District, 12.712 miles , assessed value
In Lynden Sohool District, 9.248 miles, assessed value
In Artesia School District, 1 1/2 miles , assessed value
In Maple School District, 1 3/4 miles, assessed value
In Lompoc School District, 2 miles, assessed value
In Ague ja School District, 6 l/2 miles , assessed value
In Casmalia Sohool District , 12.10 miles, assessed value
In Laguna School District, 4.83 miles, assessed value
In Guadalupe School District, 2 1/2 miles , assessed value
In the City of Lompoc, 2 miles, assessed value
In Carpinteria Union School District , 6.58 miles , assessed value
In Carpinteria Union High School District, 8.28 miles, assessed value
In Casmalia Union Sobool District, 12.1 miles, as~essed value
In Lompoc Union High School District , 33.849 miles , assessed value
In Montecito Union School District, 2.675 miles , assessed value
In Santa Barbara High School District, 15.690 miles , assessed value
In Santa l~ria Union High School District, 19.43 miles , assessed value
481
48,455
157,575
220,000
165,000
302,500
330,000
440,000
275,000
550,000.
699 ,160
508,640.
82,500
96,250.
110,000
357,500
665,500.
265,650
137,500
110,000
361,900
455~400
665,500
147,125.
862,950
1~068 ,650
In Santa Ynez Valley Union High School District, 29 miles , assessed value 1,595,000.
7. That the length of the main track of the Southern Pacific Railroad Company over
which cars of The Pullman Company are run within the County of Santa Barbara~ and
assessed by the State Board of Equalization, is 108.819 miles
. a. That the assessed value of the cars of The Pullman Company running over
said Southern Pacific Railroad per mile is $1200.00
9. That the number of miles of track of said Southern Pacific Railroad Company, I
over which care of The Pullman Company are run and the assessed value of such cars running
over said railroad in each city, township, school district, road district and
lesser taxation districts in said county is as follows:
In the 1st Township. 11 miles, assessed value
In the 2nd Township, 6.53 miles , assessed value
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In the 3rd Township , 20.50 miles, assessed value
In the 4th Township~ 10 miles, assessed value
In the 5th Tovn1ship, 47.539 ~ilea, assessed value
In the 7th Township, 4 1/2 miles, assessed value
In the 8th Township, 4 1/4 miles, assessed value
In the 9th Township, 4 1/2 miles, assessed value
In the City of Santa Barbara, 6.53 .miles, assessed value
In the 1st Road District, 6 miles , assessed value
In the 2nd Road District, 5 miles, assessed value
In the 3rd Road District, 30.50 miles, assessed value
In the 4th Road District , 47.539 miles, assessed value
13200.
7836
24600
12000.
57047
5400
5100
5400
7836
72 00 ~
6000.
36600.
57047.
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In the 5th Road District, 13 1/4 miles; assessed value
In the Permanent Road Divisiqn of Carpinteria, 9 1/2 miles, assessed value
In the Permanent Road Division of Goleta, 11.14 miles, assessed value
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In the Permanent Road Division of Lompoc, 47.539 miles, assessed value
In .Mesa Permanent Road Division, 1/2 mile; . assessed value
In Montecito Permanent Road Division, 5 miles, assessed value
In Carpinteria Public Cemetery District, 6 l/4 miles, assessed value
In Goleta Public Cemetery District, 11.14 miles, assessed value
In Guadalupe Public Cemetery District, 4 1/2 miles, assessed value
In Lompoc Public Cemetery District, 43.535 miles, assessed value
In Carpinteria Street Lighting District, .72 miles, assessed value
In Casmalia Street Lighting District, 12.10 miles, assessed value
In Guadalupe Street Lighting District, 5 miles, assessed value
In Monteoito Fire District, 5 miles, assessed value
In Punta Gorda School District, 1/2 mile, assessed value
In Rincon School District, 2 5/8 miles, assessed value
In Carpinteria School Dis t~ict, 1 mile, assessed value
In Aliso School District, 1 1/4 miles, assessed value
In Ocean School District, 1 3/4 miles, assessed value
In Summerland School District, l 1/5 miles, assessed value
In Ortega School District, 3/8 mile, assessed value
In l~{onte cito School District, 2.30 miles, assessed value
.
In Santa Barbara School District, 7.03 miles, assessed value
In Hope School District, 2 3/4 miles, assessed value
In Cathedral School District, .881 mile, assessed value
In Goleta School District, 2.865 miles, assessed value
In La Patera School District, 4 miles, assessed value
In Tecolote School District, 3 miles, assessed value
In Den School District, 5 1/2 miles , assessed value
In Orella School District, 6 miles, assessed value
In Alcatraz School District, 8 miles, assessed value
In Las Cruces School District, 5 miles, assessed value
In San Julian School District, 10 miles, assessed value
In Honda School District, 12.712 miles , assessed value
In Lynden School District, 4.151 miles, assessed value
In Aguaje School District, 6 1/2 miles, assessed value
In Casmalia School District. 12.10 miles. assessed value
In Laguna School District, 4.83 miles, assessed value
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In Guadalupe School District, 2 1/2 miles , assessed value
In Carpinteria Union School District, 6.58 miles, assessed value
In Carpinteria Union High School District, 8.28 miles, assessed value
In Casmalia Union School D_istrict, 12.1 miles , assessed value
In Lompoc Union Hi gh School District , 25.022. miles, assessed value
In Montecito Union School District, 2.675 miles, assessed value
In Santa Barbara Hi gh School District, 15.694 miles, assessed value
In Santa Maria Union lii gh School District, 19.43 miles , assessed value
In Santa Ynez Valley Union Hi gh School District, 29 miles; assessed value
15900.
11400.
13368.
57047
600.
6000
7500.
13368.
5400.
52242.
864.
14520.
6000.,
6000.
600
3150.
1200
1500.
2100.
1440.
450.
2760
8436.;
3300.
1057.
3438.
4800.
3600.
6600.
7200.
9600
6000.
12000
15254.
4981.
7800.
14520
5'196
3000
7896
9936.
14520
30026
3210
18833
23316
34800
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I n t he Matter of t he Transfer of ffunds from t he General Fund t o the Hospital Fund,
On motion duly seconded and carried, it is ordered t hat the sum of $10,000.00 be
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and the same is hereby transferred from the General Fund to the Hospital Fund. Upon
the passage of said order, the r-011 being called, the following Supervisors voted Aye,
to-wit: Sam J . Stanwood, J. T. Torrenc ~, w. L. Talbott, c. L. Preiaker and H. s.
Deaderick, Nays: None.
In t he Matter of t he Application of the San Joaquin Light and Power Corporation for
permission to erect and maintain tele phone poles and to operate a telephone line over
' and along a portion of the ?tate Highway in the County of Santa Barbara, State of California,
The San J oaquin Light an ~ Power Corporation , a corporation, having its principal
place of business in the City of Los Angeles, and existing under and by virtue of t he
laws of the State of California, having pres ented to the ~oard of Supervisors of the
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County of Santa Barbara and application in writing asking permission to erect and maintain
telephone pol es and to operate teleph9ne wires along a portion of t he State Hi ghway
in t he County of Santa Barbara, and
It appearing to t he ~oard of Supervisors t hat said special permit or privilege ought
to be granted in such a manner as not to interfere with t he use of said highway by the
publi c for road purposes,
It is therefore ordered that permission be and is hereby granted to said San Joaquin
Light and Power Corporation to erect and maintain telephone poles and to string and
operate a telephone l i ne thereon to be used for private purposes only, over and along
a portion of the State Highway in the County of Santa Barbara, State of California, and
more particularly described as follows , to-wit: Commencing about 5000 feet east and
north of Station 322+50 on the paved St ate Hi ghway, upon t he South side t hereof and
following said State Highway to approximately Station 189+50 thereof. Said telephone
line shall be erected and maintained in such manner as not to interfere with the use
of said State Hi ghway for road purposes and t he same shall be constructed under the
supervision and to the satisfaction of the Supervisor of the 5th Road Dist rict in which
said highway is located, also said telephone l i ne shall be erected and maintained upon
the express understanding that any damage or detriment done to or suffered by the said
state highway will be promptly re paired by said. appli cant, and that when and if said
poles and wir es shall be removed, then said state highway shall be resto red by said
applicant to the same condition, to which it was at the time of the granting of this
permit .
In t he Matter of fixing the Rates of County Advertising for the fiscal year
1924-25.
Res ol ved, that all advertising of and for the County of Santa Barbara be published
and printed only in newspapers of general circulation printed, published and circulated
in the County of Santa Barbara , and
Be it further resolved that all advertising oe set in six point (nonpareil) solid
type, and
Be it further resolved tha t a square of advertising shall consist of tw~hundred
and thirty- four (234) ems, Nonpareil s olid, and
Be it further resolved that all titles be set in six point black face capitals
and not to exceed one square of nonpareil solid for such title , except the "Election
Proclamation ","Notice to Tax Payers" and r'Delinquent Tax List", which heads shall not
exceed four squares each, and
Be it f'urther res olved t hat t he price of all County advertis i ng be, and the same
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. is hereby fixed at the following rates per square of two hundred and thirty- four (234)
ems Nonpar eil solid, to-wit:
1st Insertion $.75 per square
Al l subsequent insertions $ . 60 " "
In the lfatter of the Petition of P. M. Madsen, et al., for a r oad in Road District
No. 3, in the 4th Township.
The Board approved the bond accompanying the petition in the above entitled matter
and made an order in the usua1 ~orm appointing D. M. Murphy, P. B. Montana ro and H. M.
Cooley r oad viewers. ,
In the Matter of the Petition of F. A. Hebel et al for a road in Road District
No . 1 , in the First Township,
The Boar d approved the bond accompanying the petition in the above entitled matter
and made an order in the usual form appointing Geo. w. MoComber, James Hull and Fred
L. Johnston road viewers.
In the Matter of Cons t ructing a County building and Garage on Lots 10 and 11,
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Block 63 , City of Lompoc for the use of the Horticultural Corrunissioner, I
Plans and specifications for the erection and completion of a one story wood frame
building and garage t o be erected on lots 10 and 11, Block 63, City of Lompoc, County
of Santa Barbara, State of Cal.ifornia, for the use of the Horticultural Commissioner,
the same were examined by the Board and on motion duly seconded and carried, it is
ordered that the same be and the same are hereby approved and adopted, and
It is further or dered that the Clerk of this Board advertise for twenty days in
The Aforning Press, a newspaper of general circulation printed and published in the
County of Santa Barbara, fo r bids for fur nishing all labor and material necessary in
constructing and completing said building in accordance with said plans and specifications ,
each bid to be accompani ed by a certified check for ten per cent of the amount bid,
said check to be made payable t o the Chairman of the Board of Supervisors of sai~ County:
said bid sha11 be sealed and iled with t he Clerk 0 this Board on or beore October
6th, 1924, at 10 o'clock a. m., the above mentioned certified check shall be given as
evidence that t he bidder will enter into a contract, if awarded the same , and will be
declared forfeited if the successful bidder refuses to enter into a contract after being
requested so to do, by the Hoard of Supervisors, and in addition thereto, the successful
bidder will be required to file good and sufficient bonds for the faithful per-
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for mance of said contract covering an amount equal to 75 per cent of the contract
price. The Board r eser ves the right to reject any and all bids.
In the Matte.r of Petitions for County Aid.
It appearing to the Board t hat t he following named petitioners are proper per sona
to receive county aid, I
On motion duly seconded and carried, i t is ordered that the Auditor draw his warrant
on the Indigent Fund in favor of the following named persons for the sums set opposite
t heir respective names on t he 1st day of October, 1924, to-wit:
Charles ~' . .!:Saker
11rs. Plutarcho Carillo
Mrs. J . 11. .Burleigh
Claud Johnson
Vicent e A. Juarez
Ramon Lopez
Annabell e llcGreal
Refur.:ia Olivas
First Supervisor District.
$15.00
20. 00
30 . 00
20. 00
12.00
15.00
10 . 00
10 . 00
Jose Robles
Apolinario P. Romero
Jose Lfaria Romero
Pete Romero
Andr ew Ruiz
John P. 1/are
Mrs . Jessie K. ';/ilson
Ade 1 i ne Vlr i gh t
$10.00
20. 00
15.00
20. 00
10. 00
10.00
10 . 00
10. 00
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Romero , Babe
do do
do J.
do L. R.
Rosales , B.
do M.
Rubio, Jesus
do do
Sauseda , V.
do do
Shepard, Frank
do do
do do
Soto, P.
do
Southern Pacific lv1illing Co.
Torres , J .
do do
do L.
do do
do T.
Union Oil Co . of Calif.
Vallester, F.
Vasquez , P.
\Vestwick I r on Works
In t he Matter of Correcting Al lowance of Claims.
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$39. 40
27.15
55. 00
20. 00
38 . 50
55 .00
3 . 50
32 . 37
25. 40
33. 25
42 . 00
38 . 50
60 . 00
30. 00
50 . 00
38. 50
38 . 50
10. 00
40. 00
24. 00
4. 00
44. 00
44. 00
56. 69
49.50
38 . 50
111. 61
On motion duly seconded and carried, it is or dered t hat the or der made on the
4th day of August 1924 , allowing and ordering paid out of t he General Fund t he hereinafter
mentioned claims for the amounts set opposite the name of each claimant r espectively
be and t he same is hereby rescinded, to- wit :
Hennessy, ?JI. B.
Henning, c. H.
Lansdell , A. w.
Lompoc ~attery & Electric Co.
Moore , E. P.
do do
Nicoles , Elton
Ruffner, Ralph
Tolman, Ralph
$88. 00
130. 00
48 . 00
1.50
17.00
14. 00
52. 00
16. 00
88. 00
And it is further or der ed that each of said claims be allowed and order ed
paid out of the General and Fourth Road Fund respectively, for the amounts set opposite
the name of each clsimant respectively as f ollows , to-wit :
Hennessy, Ji.f. B.
Henning, c. H.
Lansdell , A. w.
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Lompoc Ba t ter y & Electric Co .
General Fund
$ 79. 20
117.00
43. 20
1.35
Fourth Road Fund
ta .so
13 . 00
4. 80
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Moore , E. P
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Ni col es, E1ton
Ruffner, H. E.
Tol man, Ralph
September 2nd , 1924.
General Fund
$15.30
l.2.60
4 6.80
14 . 40
79 . 20
In the Matter of Cor recting All owance of G1aims.
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$1.70
1.40
5 . 20
1.60
8. 80
487
On motion duly seconded and carried, i t is order ed that the or der made on the
4th day of August 1924~ allowing and or cler:irgpaid out of the General Fund the hereinafter
mentioned claims for the amounts set opposite the name of each claimant respectively
be and the same is hereby r escinded , to- wit :
Baldwi n, J . E.
do do
Hendr icks , R.
Ol sen, Lor en c.
Ovi eda , Tony
Petersen, J . F.
1274 . 90
1492.15
78. 00
10. 50
25. 00
32. 50
.And it is further or der ed that each of said claims be all owed and or der ed paid
out of the Gener al and Thir d Road Funds r espectively for the amounts set opposite
the name of each cl aimant r espectively as follows , to - wi t~
Baldwin, J . E.
do do
Hendr icks , R.
Olsen, Loren c.
Ovieda , Tony
Peter sen, J . F.
Gener a l .l!1und
1147. 41
1342. 94
70. 20
9.45
22. 50
29. 25
In t he Matter of Correct ing All owance of Claim ,
Third Road Fund
127. 49
149. 21
7. 80
1 . 05
2 . 50
3. 25
On mot i on duly seconded and carried, it is or dered that the order made on the
4th day of August 1924, al lowing the claim of Mervyn F. Frandy for the sum of $75 . 00
on the Salary Fund be and the same is hereby r escinded,. and
It is further ordered that said claim be and the same is hereby all owed for said .
sum of $75. 00, and payable out of the foll owing funds in the following amounts , to- wit :
$58. 30 out of the Salary Fund and $16. 70 out of the Indigent Fund
On motion dul y seconded and ca r ried, it is ordered that the following cl aims be
and the same are laid over, to- wit :
Cook,Ar chie B.
Rickard, Acacia T.
Schubert- Kirby Co .
Secur ity Title Ins . & Guar. Co .
S. P. 1!illing Co .
30 . 00
1750. 00
6 . 61
2182. 50
458 .18
On motion duly seconded and carr ied, it is ordered that all claims that have
been audited and approved at this meeting by three members of the Board of Sup ervisors
be allowed, each claim to be paid out of the fund designated in the order of allowance
endo rsed. on the face of each claim r espectively, to- wit:
Adler, 11ary A. GENERAL FUND
Adrian, H. A.
Alegria, J. v.
do Lawrence
1 0 . 00
:n.o. oo
10. 00
2. 50
488
Allen, Minnie M.
Altschul, l.fa r garet
Alvarado, Louis
Ambrose Lumber Co.
Ames Harris Neville
Arellanes , J . F. R.
Associated Oil Co .
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Aubrey, Chas. E.
Austin, Eliza beth
Austin, J . H.
Aver y, Eugene
Azevedo, J . s.
GEllERAL FUND
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Bagdon'e Transfer & Storage Co,
Bainbridge , J . c.
Baker-Hansen Mn' g. Co .
Baker, Mrs . Mollie l.1.
Baker, s. F.
Baldwin, Norman v.
Barnard, L. Dexter
Barnes , c. c.
Barnett , Jennie
do ~Im . A.
Baron, Peter F,
Bassett , Bess ie P.
Bastanchury, A.
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Batchelder , D. T.
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Bates, G. w.
Bates , Harriet J .
Bauhaus , Iviinnie o.
Baylor, Jennie I .
Beckstead, J . P.
Bender -Moss Company
Bi gler, A. B .
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Bla c~~G . A.
Black , Jacob H.
do Mabel F.
Bland, v. s.
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Bliss , Chas . I .
t:Soeseke -Dawe Co ,
$ 10. 00
l.0 . 00
247. 00
123. 95
38. 40
10 . 00
72. 43
192. 56
66 . 61
62. 91
20. 00
10. 00
10 . 00
70. 00
42. 00
7. 00
10. 00
17.00
10 . 00
10. 00
2. 50
10. 00
150. 00
10. 00
10. 00
10. 00
10 . 00
30. 40
26. 56
1 5 . 58
18 . 70
10. 00
10. 00
10. 00
10. 00
10. 00
20. 00
3 . 30
1 2. 55
51.15
5. 80
10. 00
10 . 00
10 . 00
15 . 00
1 5. 00
17. 50
10 . 00
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Bortolazzo, Joe
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Botello, M. A.
Botello, Refugio G.
Boyle, Lesta M.
Brady , Lydia L.
Braun Corporation,
Br ooks, 1Jay I .
Brown- Bevis Co .
Br own, Rexwald
Buell, Elizabet h J .
Buell, P. o.
Burger, J. M.
Calderon, I r ene
do Joe , Jr.
September 2nd, 1924.
GENERAL FUND
Ca lif . School Book Depository
do Corrdgated Culvert Co.
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Calif. TI1lck Co.
Calvert, Walter
Candy,s. w.
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Cannon, Alice D
Carlisle & Co., A.
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Carrnargo, J. I~.
Carroll, Margaret A.
Carty, Elizabeth v.
Catlett , Ear l L.
Ca r y, Ber niece H.
Castagna, Alice
Cervantes, Luz
Chapman, James R.
Chemo Company
City of Lompoc
C1ancy, A. L.
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Clark, Almedia M.
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$ 5 . ao
3 . 47
5. 85
5.00
10.00
3.00
10. 00
10 . 00
10. 00
1.17
10. 00
65. 85
10. 00
10.00
12.00
50.00
10.00
201.50
147.72
121.66
1 69. 82
158. 28
8.15
217.17
277. 60
1 56. 87
18.17
129.36
6. 00
2.50
27.50
10. 00
1799.59
610.46
69.98
24.00
10. 00
10.00
10.00
10 . 00
74.25
20.00
100.00
148. 00
17.95
. 51
15.00
10 . 00
48
490
Clark, Geo . w
Clark, John
do J. w.
Clark~ William Henry
Clark, w. s.
Coast Wholesale Grocery Co .
do do do
Coffey, Minnie Bell
Coiner, 1fa r y
College' Garage, Tne
Collinge , J . w.
Columbia Ca r bon Co.
Compton, Robt . T.
Conrad, c. F.
do Clarence F.
Convent Of the Good Shepherd
do do
Cooley, H. M.
Cooley, H. M.
Cooley, H. M.
Cooper, Elizabe th
Cotton, Elsie v.
Covarrubias, E. o.
do Yr is
Crilley, Alice
Cr other, Philip
Cronch, Ed.
do
Cuesta, Gerard s. de la
Cummings , J . c.
do do
Curran, J P.
Daneker, Grace E.
Davidson, Edgar
Davidson, o. w.
do do
Davis, Arthur
do Calvin
Davis, Mrs. Mae M.
Davis, Martha May
Devis, Walter J .
Davis, w. L.
Davison, Jr., Edgar B.
Davison, Edgar B.
do do
Dawe, Henry
Dawson, Frances E.
Deaderick, H. s.
do do
Del Valle, Chr istina
GENERAL FUND
$13.00
20.00
48.00
10 . 00
10 . 00
36.97
97.49
10 . 00
10.00
17. 91
3. 43
4.00
10. 00
62. 87
24.23
46.00
66.70
56 .00
122.50
70.00
10. 00
10 . 00
10 . 00
34.40
10.00
10.00
60.00
70. 00
64. 00
9. 00
10. 00
10. 00
38. 00
2.50
7.50
28.35
2.45
20.00
10. 00
10. 00
19 . 25
52.00
10.00
52. 00
125.00
10.00
10 .40
5.20
10.00
September 2nd, 1924.
Dengate, Clarenoe D.
De V aul, J . Iwf.
do B . L .
Dewing, H. A.
do do
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Diehl Grocery Co .
do do
Dimock, s. B.
Dodge, E. G.
do do
Domingues, John
do
do
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Ma r y
Dominy, Anna M.
Doty, J . E.
Downer, Fred A.
Drexler, A. H.
Drexler, A. H.
Duco ~uto Re finish Inc.
Dugan, Faulding & Crowell
do do
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Dugan, Herbert F.
Duter, Geo. c.
Eames, Abraham L.
Eames, A. L.
Eaton, Dr. w. H.
Eaves, c. s.
Eaves, c. s.
Edmondson, A. R.
Edwards , Mabel K.
Elizondo , Jacobo
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Elliot t Addressing Aofach. Co.
Enterpri se Launderers
Everett Building Co .
Everett, Rose A.
Fast, J. c.
Fesler, A. R.
Fillmore, , E. M.
Fischer, w. L.
Fitzgerald, Frank
do do
Forbes, James F.
do Robt.
Fowler, L. w.
Foxen, 1[ar y E.
Freeze & Freeze -
Frink, H. c.
Gamage, Eli lwf.
GENERAL FUND
$10.00
200 . 00
80. 00
104.40
10.00
29.50
32.46
32.59
24.00
66.25
33.00
21.00
21. 00
50. 00
10 . 00
10 . 00
11.26
19.00
3.10
1 0 . 00
4.25
29.70
1.50
1964 . 00
10.00
1 0 . 00
2.50
62. 75
108. 00
72.00
100.00
10 . 00
1 0 . 00
4.25
29.04
133.00
10. 00
10 . 00
17.50
14.15
125.00
101.40
93.60
10.00
30.00
10. 00
10. 00
230.57
1 0 . 00
10.00
491
192
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Gar cia , s.
Gaular te, 11
Gaularte, Manue1
do M.
Gem l[ar ket Co.
George, c. E.
Geor ge , c. E.
Gidney, Pearl c.
Gilchrest, Ann D.
Gill, Lena F.
Gillis, Mrs. Ma r yetta
Glines, D. c.
do John
Gneisa , Chas .
do do
Gourley, s. Nellie
Grafft, H. w.
Graham, C. 11.
do do
Grainger, A. E.
Green berg 1 s Sons . , J.i.
Gr eer, F. c.
GE1IBRAL FUND
Grimes- Stassforth Stationery Co .
Gunderson, G. T.
Hacking, Ma r y J .
Haggerty , Winifred
Hall, G. A.
Hall, Lottie s.
Hall, lia r y Ann
do N. D.
Hammond, D. 11.
do do
Har kson, Harald
Hartley, Kate
Haslam, w. E.
Hawki ns , Horner L.
Ha yden, Jr. , Jack
Heacock, Horace
Hendrix, Ka te s.
Henning, Clarence
Henning, l.Irs. Minnie T.
Hensling, A. R.
Hicks, Geo. H.
Hicks, Jr., Marshal M.
Hi gbee , Elmer G.
Higbee , Thelma Fern
Hill, Jesse R.
Hineman , Filary L .
Hinsdale , 1lilliam P.
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$43.20
24.00
-1 2 . 00
21.00
30.43
38.85
30. 15
175.00
10. 00
10. 00
10. 00
9. 00
70. 20
55. 00
75 . 00
10. 00
12. 25
1 0 . 00
10. 00
75.00
402. 80
6. 25
8.13
6. 98
10 . 00
10. 00
10. 00
10 . 00
10. 00
2. 50
345.45
21.75
3.10
10. 00
39. 0Q)
10.00
10. 00
10. 00
10. 00
10. 00
10 . 00
11.35
10. 00
1.80
10. 00
10. 00
10 . 00
10. 00
10. 0@
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Hitchcock , E. L.
do H. R.
do lfina
H. & . IJ. C. Co .
Hoddinot t, Edgar H.
Hollister, Jane
do Joseph s.
Hollowa y , Lena J .
Holt , Florence E.
Honey, George lJ.
Hoover, B. B.
do do
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Hopkins , Evah
do Harry
Hopkins , H. J .
do do
Horton, Daisy
Hosmer, Jessie P.
do do
Howerton, Geo. E.
Hunt, C. A.
Huyck, Sherman
.
Huyck, \falter
Irwi n , Chas. E.
J a nney, Hope P .
do Russel l L.
Janssens , Domini ca J .
do J. R.
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J ennings, Emma B.
J e s s ee , Viola M.
Johnson, Fl orence c
Johnson, J . A.
Johnson, Jes s i e M.
Jones , 11. C,
Kantor, Pe ter A.
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Kellogg, Frank L.
Kempton, Walt er
Kenney, A1. Y.
Keran Laundry
Ke rr, Fr eda Y.
Keyl ess Look Co .
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Ki ncaid, J . A.
Ki ng, J . F.
Sept ember 2nd, 1924.
GElr.ERAL FU!ID
Klein-Si mpson Fruit Co,
Knight , Clarence c.
Kr amer, JJaude G.
. ., . .("
$10.00
7.90
10 . 00
10. 50
2. 50
2. 50
2 . 50
10 . 00
10. 00
10 . 00
75 . 00
15. 00
2.75
i o. oo
1 6 . 00
10. 00
l0.00
28 . 95
36.00
64. 00
60.00
201.21
50. 00
10. 00
10. 00
10 . 00
10. 00
10. 00
3.00
2.40
10 . 00
14 . 40
218. 67
35.00
10. 00
7.35
72.94
35. 04
29.13
2. 25
10. 00
31. 23
1 0 . 00
2390 . 00
1128 . 67
63.00
195. 03
17.40
10 . 00
1 0 . 00
4g3
494
Krause and Oetini
Lamb Auto Electric Co.
Lambert, Ray
do do
Lane , Miles I'
Langmack , Vey W.
Larco Fish Co., s.
do do
Lathims Transfer
Levine , Carl E.
Lima, A. C.
Linquist , A. L
Lipscomb & Dutton
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do
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Lloyd, Geo. w.
Locher, Goldie X.
Lomas, Geo . F.
Longawa, John
Lopez, Ulpiano
Los Angeles Can Co
Luttrell, Alfred s.
Lynch , John
h{acdonald, Wm.
Mahurin, John
Main , w. s.
Manchester, Samuel
Aiann , F. A.
Manni ng, Hattie B.
do do
Manton, Hubert F.
Maris, w. H.
Marquette, Clara A.
l!arah, A. H
Marsh, Almira J .
do John R. A.
lifaye , May Benedict
lAea ls , G. A.
do G. w.
Meigs, Peveril, Jr.
L1endez, Ernest
do Eugene
Uenken, Herman
Moore Mercantile Co
14eyerink, Rose
1.1eyerink, Rose
IA:ichelson~ G. M.
l~idland Counties Pub. Serv.
do do do
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GENERAL FUND
Corp.
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$ 8 . 90
62.21
60.00
50.00
10. 00
10.00
5.50
6. 85
1.00
10.50
10 . 00
10. 00
2438.10
334.85
2350. 89
10.00
10. 00
10. 00
243. 29
10. 00
9.30
10. 00
57. 00
566. 67
12.15
10 . 00
10.00
15.25
10.00
11.00
10 . 00
10 . 00
10 . 00
10. 00
10. 00
10 . 00
10.00
10.00
11.75
10. 00
2. 50
9.45
10 . 00
296. 71
10.00
10.00
10 . 00
l.00
1.00
7.oo
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September 2nd, 1924.
1iiller, Geo, A. GElIBRAL FUND
do o. E.
Mills w. G.
11ission Office Equipment Co .
Mission Paint & Art Co .
Mitch~ ll, Harold L.
r.ionteci to Hall & Library Ass 'n.
Moody, Ge o. M.
1vfoore, J. G,
do Ma r y
Moore, M. w.
1.1oran, Geo.
Morning Press, Tbe
.Morris, L. J.
Morris, s. E.
Murray, Walter
l.~cCabe, c. D.
McCaughey, J. P.
McDavid, Elizabeth w.
McDona l d, Archibald
McGregor & Sons
McKamie, Joseph L.
McKenzie, Geo.
McKi nney Blue Print
MoMurray, s. K.
McNutt, Wm. B.
Neal, Ethel l.1.
Nellany, J. F.
Nellany, Lina
Nicoles & Fabing
Niedermuller, o.
Nielson, H. T.
Nielsen & Nielsen
Nixon, Eva R.
Nuzum, Franklin R.
O' Br yant1 Mathil da
Ogelve, Ralph w.
Oliver, Kathryn Ann
Olson, Mrs. Ciara A.
Ontiveros, Abdon
Ontiveros, Lorenzo
Ontiveros, T. c.
Ord Ice Co .
Ord Ice Co .
Osbor ne , Jesse P.
Osborne, Minnie G,
Ott Hardware Co.
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Co.
$420.73 Allowed for
$ 6.50
20.00
1 63.40
23.65
9.84
10. 00
10 . 00
10.00
so.oo
10 . 00
80. 00
40. 00
239.35
24.50
202.80
7.00
a.oo
183.47
1 0 . 00
10.00
6.40
10.00
10. 00
6.10
7.50
10. 00
10.00
10 . 00
10.00
81.15
10.00
75.00
49.34
10. 00
25. 00
30.00
294.00
10. 00
10.00
4.75
37.50
2.50
5.10
5.50
10 . 00
10.00
100.52
5.13
3. 26
49
496
I
Ot t Har dware Co . GENERAL FUND
Ovieda , Tony
Pacific Coast Coal Co.
Pacific Coast Rai l wa-y Co .
Pa cific Laundry
Paci fic Southwest Trust & Savings Bk.
Packar d, J . c.
Pa r ks, Pearl
Parr i sh, Sadi e D.
Patrick & Co.
do do
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Pearson, C. H.
Pendleton, H. K.
Pennell, Hilda M.
Pertica , Frances
Petersen Oakstone
Peterkin, Ha r low
Pico , J ohn B.
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Poll or ena, H. J .
Pomatto, Joe
do do
Pope , A. s.
Poteet , A. c.
Pra t t, Sus ie
Preisker, c. L.
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Purcell ~ Annie F.
Quaresma , John
Rami rez., Thresa
Ra ymond , Hor ace ,
do
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Red Cr oss Drug Co .
Reed, A . M.
do S. L.
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Co .
Rice , Fred
Ri chardson, Obas . T.
do F. M.
do Ma rgaret B.
Riley , 1.fay E.
Rios, Obas.
Rodriguez, Edward
Rogers & Son, Eugene F.
Rondot, J. E.
do Ma ry M.
$64. 25
45. 0 0
1342. 35
78 . 00
3.12
117. 77
10 . 00
10. 00
10. 00
7.50
23. 71
2. 65
16. 65
10. 00
10 . 00
55.00
7. 00
10. 00
1 2.10
7. 55
10. 00
2. 50
2. 50
50. 00
10. 00
10. 00
82. 40
41.20
10. 00
2. 50
10 . 00
34. 00
52 . 00
56 .00
. 50
10 . 00
10. 00
10 . 00
108 . 00
1875.00
20. 00
10. 00
1 0 . 00
3 . 00
3. 85
12.00
10. 00
10. 00
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Ross, James
Ross, James
Rudolph, Chas.
September 2nd, 1924.
GENERAL FUND
Ruffner & Rufner Ga rage
Ruiz, Joe
Runkle, A. N.
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Shoe Co.
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Rush, Luis
Rutherford, J. M.
Sansom, Adelaide
Santa Barba ra Cottage Hospital
Santa Barbara Deily News
do do do
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Santa Barbara Humane Society
Santa Barbara Telephone Co .
do do do
Santa Barbara Telephone Co .
do do do
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Santa Barbara Transfer Company
Santa
Santa
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Maria
Maria
Daily
Times
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Times
Flour Milla
Santa Maria Gas Co.
Santa klaria Valley R. R.
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Warehouse Co .
Saragosa, P.
Sattler, D. A.
Saunders, Geo r ge .
Saunders, H. G.
Savitz, Louise H.
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Saxby, Dr. J . B. and Dr. J . B. Jr.
do do do do
Schauer Printing Studio, Inc.
do do do,
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$187. 84
. 31.11
86.38
530.94
20.00
10.00
4.00
12.50
12.00
10. 00
10.00
25.00
50.75
71. 05
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17.50
30.00
75.00
19.18
17.58
4.75
19.54
150 .72
29.70
7.00
10.00
6.00
20.50
16.50
31.00
2.00
200.25
2.88
570.00
247.98
52.25
37.80
2037.00
10. 00
1 0 . 00
10 . 00
103.50
45.00
314.85
7.25
60.55
26.50
230.40
497
498
Schauer Printing Studio.
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Schulte, VI H.
Scott, Hattie H.
Seaside
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Oil Co .
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Sentell, T. H.
Shanklin, Lowell
Shean, rtilliam
Silva, Alfred R.
Sil va , Henry A.
Simas , John
Sinex, Edgar
Smart, Lydia l11.
Smith, Charles
Smith, David
Smith, Mrs . ~mma B.
Smith, Hannah D.
Smith, Katherine LI.
Smith, Lillian G.
Smith , Lillian G.
do Russell D.
Smith, Mrs: Susie
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Smith Hardware Co ., w. R.
Smitheram, Thomas J.
Smitheram, Thomas J .
'olvang Co - Operative Store
Southern Calif. Edison Co.
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Southern Counties Gas Co .
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Southern Pacific Co .
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Southern Pacific Mill ing
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Spader, IJargaret L.
Spader~ Vander bilt
Stackhouse, I~ rt ha
Staffor d, Julia H
Standard Oil Co.
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GENERAL FillID
. .
$163.55
10. 50
31.50
35.00
460. 00
190.00
l 00. 60
976.00
313. 50
10. 00
45. 50
10. 00
2.50
10 . 00
89. 25
4 . 80
10.00
10.00
32.00
10. 00
10. 00
10. 00
10. 00
1 0 . 00
10. 00
27.50
27 . 50
10. 00
70 . 75
18. 00
10. 00
57.76
5. 01
163.45
20.70
12.74
20. 58
1191.03
48 . 00
200.72
139 . 39
172.82
53.20
10. 00
10. 00
10 . 00
10.00
10. 00
50. 00
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September 2nd, 1924.
St arr King Post G. A. R.
Ster ling Drug Co .
Stevens , Brancie
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Steven, lini:fr ed H.
Stewart & Atkinson
St ewart , Flora E.
St inson, Jessie s.
Str eeter, Olive M.
Strickman, Birdie
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St. Cather ine ' s School
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St.Francis School
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St. Vincent's School
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St. Vincent ' s School
Ta f t, Orray
Talbott, VI. L.
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Tanner, A. F .
Tapie , Lou i s
Taverna & Co .
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Ta ylor , ~m .
Thompson , c. c.
Tierman Typewriter Exchg.
Tisdel, Hattie P.
Tomkins , Geo . H.
Tomlinson, Chas. s.
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Tomlinson, Florence T.
Torr ence , J . T.
Torr ence , J . T.
Travis, R. M.
Tr ipl ett , Talula B.
TrU.j illo , James
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Tur ner, Katherine H.
Underwood Typewr iter Co .
Union Mill & Lumber Co .
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Union Oil Co . of Calif.
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G.i!!NERAL FUND
$30. 00
2.16
10 . 00
10. 00
10. 00
42 . 00
10. 00
64. 00
10 . 00
8. 75
8. 75
120 .00
120. 00
130. 00
77. 37
1010. 00
963. 34
10 . 00
62 .40
15. 60
10. 00
a.oo
18. 00
9 . 00
32. 00
22. 50
1. 25
1 0 . 00
10 . 00
200. 00
66. 61
10. 00
48. 00
12. 00
7. 20
10 . 00
3 . 00
18 . 00
10. 00
917. 45
16. 39
3 . 46
3. 75
B.oo
65. 48
45. 50
62. 45
2. 50
241. 08
31. 35
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Union Oil Company
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Unzueta, D.
Upson, .tl. w.
Upton, James
. u. S . Grill
Va l ley Oil Co .
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Van Leer, J . P.
Van Winkle, Elsie
Vick, Jane D.
Vieira, Katie
Viles , Earl
Viles, Ruth F .
Villogomez, J .
Vogel, J . E.
~Vade , J . K .
Wade, Naomi 1 .
Wakefield, M.
'/lard, Cl arence C.
do Ruth E.
iiarden, E.
Warren, John P.
o:f Ca li:f.
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Warren, !fa r garet A.
Water 1lorks Department
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Watson, J . N.
Weidman, Mrs . Nellie
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\Veimer, Lfartba
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1/e l don, H. J .
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Wester n L~chine & Foundry Co .
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West ern Uni on Telegraph Co .
Western Wholesale Drug Co .
Westwick Iron Works
Wheaton, Vi . H.
Viilliams, Jarnes G.
Wilson & D'Andrea
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Wilson, Geo.
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Wilson, Nellie I .
\Vinters , Sarah N.
flood , Helen 11.
Woods, Ca t herine A.
?/right, iValter
wlul:ff, Henry G.
GElIBRAL FUND
$61.60
190. 80
20. 00
4. 00
7.40
l?. 35
9. 50
9. 50
10. 00
10. 00
10. 00
3. 00
10 . 00
10. 00
16. 00
45. 85
10. 00
10. 00
10. 00
42. 00
1 0 . 00
203. 00
10. 00
10. 00
84. 50
15. 65
217.09
10. 00
1 0 . 00
40. 00
10. 00
5. 33
120.35
2. 88
3.23
29. 86
28. 52
10. 00
460. 52
185. 00
33.00
33 .00
33. 00
10 . 00
10. 00
10. 00
10. 00
10. 00
10. 00
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Yelkin, Henry GENERAL FUND
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Yelkin, Henry
Zeller, w. M.
~iegeler, H. Henry
Andera, c. M. HOSPITAL FUND
Andera' s
Ander holm, Lily
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Anderson, Carl
Ander son, J .
Associated Oil Co .
Babcock, D. w.
Bagozzi , J .
Barron, D.
Baumer , Tillie
Betlamini, Toni
Boeseke- Dawe Co .
Bogler, Adol ph
Bowman, E. M.
Brierly, A.
do A. J
Brown, Wm.
Buron, J .
Campbell, w. L.
Castaneda , Carlota
Ci ty Heal th Offi cer
Coast Wholesale Gr ocery Co .
County Commission .of Horticulture
Davidson, John
Dia z , Antonio
Diehl Grocery Co .
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Drexel Lime and Cement Co .
Duncan, N.
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Duncan, Jr. , Rkchard
Evans, J . D.
Fr ee , Lee
Fr eeze & Freeze
.Fuller Brush Co .
Gassick, Bell
Giles , Elmer \Y.
Gutierrez Drug Co .
Ha ll, Lela w.
Hunt , . R.
Hunt , Vincent
Hyatt , Mary
,
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$15. 25
16. 90
24.50
10. 00
10. 00
57. 55
10 . 76
88. 33
90. 00
70.00
153.00
9.25
20 .00
60. 00
20. 00
90. 00
120. 00
46. 20
150 . 00
65. 00
60 .00
10 . 00
20. 00
45. 00
115. 00
55. 00
7. 76
11. 28
5 . oo
24. 19
110. 00
256 . 27
234. 16
9. 75
40. 00
40. 00
24. 00
110. 00
5. 00
8. 40
19. 20
52. 26
22. 58
14 . 65
65. 00
78 . 00
21 . 00
70.00
5Q1
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Hyatt, Mel vin HOSPITAL FUNJ)
Jacobsen, J .
Jensen, Johannia
J ohns- 1Ianvill e Inc.
Johnson, A.
Johnson, Marie
Ka no , N.
do M.
Larco Fisch Co., s.
do do
Layne and Bowler Corp.
do do do
Leos, J .
Lewis, Ida 1~ e
Lewis .Manufacturing Co .
Lindstrom, Victor
Love, H. G.
Lush , Ma rion E.
Lynch , John
1~ oAr tbur, All ister
t~ c Quarrie ~ James
Martin, M
Martin, Tillie
Missi on Produce & Suppl y Co .
Mor an, Wm. H.
Moxley; w. B.
MoAndrew, W.
Nicols , lDr. N.
Or d Ice Co.
Ott Ha r dware Co .
Over aa , Ol e A.
Pacific Chemical Co .
do do
Parma Company
Pico , A.
do John B.
P i ovesa n ~ Geo.
Powell, May A.
Ramir ez, 1fatil da
Santa Ba r bara Flour l11ills
Santa Ba rbara Telephone Co.
Scher er Co., R. L.
Scott , Geor gia
Seaside Oil Co .
Shirrell, c. L.
do L. B.
Simps on, Frank R.
Southern Calif. Edison Co .
S. P. Mill ing Co .
Stoke, Joseph
$80. 00
90. 00
95. 81
5. 42
34. 84
70 . 00
35. 65
50. 00
13. 20
20. 68
148. 50
110 .75
60. 00
100 .00
30.74
75 . 00
33.75
115. 00
80. 00
60 . 00
'15.00
65. 00
75. 00
137.32
62. 90
10. 00
65. 00
125. 00
48. 40
117.80
120. 00
10 . 78
24. 50
94.15
60 .00
9 . 30
85. 00
125. 00
65. 00
294.78
27.19
27. 86
3 5 . 48
30. 96
125 . 00
44.00
21.20
222. 63
72. 45
19. 35
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Stoko, Joe
St one , C \V.
HOSPITAL FUND
Tanner, L.
Union Feed and Fuel Co .
Vandever, c. G.
Vandever, Signe
Vela squez, Jesus
Western Dair y Supply Co ,
Western Whol esale Drug Co.
Wheeler, Richard
Whi te House , The
Wilson, Frank
Associated Cha r ities
Boradori, s.
Br oadway Cash Gr ocer y
do do
do do
do do
do do
Callis, F. r.
Campodonico, ~ . M.
Coblentz & Schv1abacher
do do
do do
do do
Gardner-Wheaton Co.
do do
do do
. Herron, J . w.
Loveren, Dr. G. s.
llaburin, J . H.
Ma r tindale, I.I. A.
Moore Mercantile Co .
McDermott ~uneral Home
Parma Co.
Pearson, C. H.
do do
Rudolph, Obas.
Tobey, w. c.
Union Feed & Fuel Co .
Watts, Stanley
Winters, M. o.
INDIGENT FUND
Ballest er os , F.
Cadwell, E, H.
FIRST ROAD FUND
Calif. Corrugated Culvert Co.
do do do
do do do
$38.71
130. 00
75.00
151.45
250.00
140.00
60.00
3.60
6.35
10 . 00
5.50
90. 00
576.25
20.00
10. 00
20.00
20. 00
20.00
10. 00
40. 00
15 . 00
20. 00
10. 00
10. 00
10. 00
.85
75
1.25
20.00
20.00
5. 80
14.80
20.00
120. 00
56.01
10. 00
10. 00
10. 00
10. 00
16. 00
140.00
60.00
21.00
42.00
13.51
18.86
17.58
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Calif. Corrugated Culvert Co .
Crodoza , T.
Dominguez, L. J .
Fowl er, c. T.
Garcia , s.
Garcia , s.
Graham, E.
Herrandez , John
Jiminez , A.
do do
Lamber t , c. E.
Lamber t , c. E.
Lobero , Eddie
1.iiller , Chas
do D.
do do
l~relli, J .
Moreno , c.
I.!oreno , Elmer
Morris , H.
1Jorris, H.
lJunoz , A.
l~i dever, J . D.
.'Tu oyes, L
H.
Ott Hardware Co .
Pico, J .
Fountain, H.
Robles , D.
do do
Rodriguez , N.
do do
Romero, A.
do do
do B.
do L.
Saragosa, P .
Saragosa , P.
Servantez, c.
Shepard, Frank
Silva, A.
Smith, F.
Smith, Fred
Soto, Pedro
Southern Calif. Edison Co .
Torrez , T.
do do
Un~on Mill & Lumber Co
,
FIRST ROAD FUND
$17. 43
29. 75
48. 00
12.00
54. 00
4 . 80
38. 50
37.50
21.00
63. 00
156. 50
172 .00
24. 00
44. 00
4 . 00
48. 00
28.00
21. 00
34. 00
84. 00
70 .00
29 . 75
42. 00
14. 00
8. 55
56. 00
44 . 00
32. 00
48. 00
42. 00
42. 00
17. 50
60 . 00
60. 00
60. 00
4 . 20
31. 50
28. 00
57. 50
42 . 00
84. 00
28. 00
21. 00
75. 89
31. 50
28 . 00
7. 27
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Alanzo,. L.
do do
Anaya , B.
Aya l a , Joe
do J . P.
do do
do do
Ballester os , F.
Bennett, Manuel
Bonio ~ Joe
Boni o, Joe
do do
Boyd Lumber & 1.Iill Co .
Cadwell, Ha r old
do I r ving
do do
Cl a r y , Henry
Corral, F.
do :e.
Del br ook, Geo.
Domi nguez , L. J .
Fi s cher, Herlry
Gonza l es , E.
do do
do Pete
do do
do w.
do w.
Gonza l e s , V/i l bur
do Y.
Good Roads Machi ner y Co .
Gr aham, Erenat
Guadagnini , G.
Hales, Lloyd
Herrandez, Jobn
Ja ckson, c. H.
Jim i 1~e z, Al eo
do do
do To no
Johnson, J .
Lop ez, c.
Lopez, G.
do J .
do T.
Lucches i, Fr ed
Luer o , F.
do P.
1illa ckie , H. H.
Manriquez, A.
SECOND ROAD FUND
$29 . 00
36. 00
29 . 75
48. 00
84. 00
132.00
104. 00
29 .75
25. 00
25.00
20. 00
30. 00
11. 70
17. 50
118.75
112. 50
20. 00
12.00
16. 00
40.00
48. 00
21 . 00
32.00
52. 00
42. 00
36.75
' 20. 00
18.00
20.00
3 6 . 00
9.89
20. 00
18. 00
54 . 50
37 .50
33.75
21.00
26 . 25
29.75
25. 50
50. 00
21.00
54. 00
54.00
48. 00
36 ~ 00
29. 00
9. 25
36. 00
506
Manriquez, 1-i. SECOND ROAD FUND
do do
Martinez, J .
do Joe
11assera, s.
Mendosa, A.
Iwiendoza, E.
1'1oreno, A.
do A.
do Elmer
J.iorris, R. w.
llunoz, A.
Navarro, E.
do do
Ol ivas , N.
Ott Hardware Co .
Ovieda , E. s.
do do
Perez, c.
Ramsey, H. A.
do do
do do
do Henry
Reynolds , c. P.
do do
Rodriguez , Tony
do do
do do
Romero , F.
Romer o , J .
do do
do J . F.
Rubio, Jesus
do do
Schuster, A. c.
Shepard, Frank
Smith Booth Usher Co .
do
Soto , J.
do
do Pedro
do
Southern Calif. Edison Co .
Southern Paci~ic Milling Co .
Thomas, J .
Torrez, Juan
Union Mill & Lumber Co.
Uni on Oil Co .
Va ladez, s.
Williams, Geo .
do do
$30. 00 Allowed ror
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29.00
42. 00
52. 50
48. 00
42. 00
48.00
36.00
29.00
24.00
81.60
21.00
20.00
24. 00
12.00
21. 80
48. 00
64.00
32.00
84 .00
84 . 00
84. 00
77.00
136.15
138. 65
14.00
24.00
30. 00
25. 00
36.00
29.00
32. 00
42.00
42.00
19.00
55. 00
.46
12.77
28. 00
29.75
75.89
4 0 . 00
37. 50
36.00
6. 59
23.13
28.00
18.00
27.00
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Williams , Geo .
Ynigus , A.
Aredondo , Marcos
Bar nes, Tom
Berry, c. O,
Bonett i ', R.
Bonett i~ R.
do do
Breck; B.
Bumpass , B. B.
do do
Carri llo, A.
C1anoy, A, L.
Clancy, T. A.
Cota , A.
Dominguez , E.
do A,
Duar te , 1.
:iiinania , F,
Gar cia , Florentino
Grand, George
;Hanson, A. B.
do do
Hendr icks, R.
Hooker, Ray
Hooker, Ray
Ilenstine, w. G.
Lambert, Clarence
do
do
do
do
Fr ed
do
Lor d, Geo . R.
Mothom, E.
McGi nnis , John
Ni ohola s, Kenneth
do do
Padilla , F .
Ri chardson, c. T.
September 2nd, 1924.
SECOND ROAD FUND
THIRD ROAD FUND
\
do Chas. T.
Ric o, J .
Risi , Eugene J .
Robles , G.
Romer o , L.
Saralegni , Ramon
do
Serena , s.
Snodgrass, J .
do
Summer s, George
do do
$22.50
76 . 00
34. 00
101.50
70 . 00
4 . 00
24. 00
12. 00
44.00
38. 50
45. 50
84. 00
75 . 00
23. 00
6. 00
32. 00
24.00
32. 00
49. 50
1 6. 00
7. 00
441. 00
156. 00
71. 50
10. 50
63.00
76 . 00
10. 00
4 . 00
114 . 00
114. 00
17.50
s. oo
108. 50
28 .00
52. 00
24. 00
8. 00
1875. 00
32.00
7. 50
20 .00
50. 00
68. 00
127. 00
32. 00
153.00
21.00
2 1.00
508
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Summers, George
Triplett , Eldon
Triplett, L.
Unzueta , D.
Wolford, A.
do do
Yoakum, c.
Ygnacia , P.
Archer, Wm.
Avery, Jean
Burnor, R.
Delte, James
Hickox, L.
A.
B.
A.
Hildenbrand, Jr., A. J .
Howerton, George
1ioody, D. L .
Pierce, A.
Shea, J. H.
Signorelli; Bert
Stout, Gay
viilliams, C. A.
do do
Associated Oil Co .
Auto Laundry
Bryant and Trott Co.
THIRD ROAD FUND
FOURTH ROAD FUND
FIFTH ROAD FUND
Calif. Corrugated Culvert Co ,
do do
Ca rvallo, B. A.
Crakes, Tbos.
Crescent Garage
Davis, Arthur
Dominguez, John
F esler~ John
Fesler, John
' Forbes , Robt.
G1ines, John
Grainger, A. E.
Greenberg's Sons,
Higgins , L, E.
Holser & Bailey
Jenkins , M.
Lipscomb 8c Dutton
do do
do do
Lukeman Bros .
Medeiros , in:.
Mendoza, Eugene
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64. 00
148.75
4 . 00
42. 00
28 . 00
33.25
10 . 00
64. 00
84. 00
3.00
6. 00
s .oo
40. 00
82. 00
192.50
196.00
4 0 . 00
16. 50
2. 00
4.00
4 . 00
81.35
17.50
143.37
2. 07
14.37
12.00
108 . 00
7.30
3.15
21. 00
168.00
112.00
120. 00
7.80
30. 00
44.75
60. 50
3.75
40. 00
270. 90
3'1.20
261.12
3. 30
67.50
1.05
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Nogues, Pete
Ontiveros, Abdon
Rice, Fred
Roemer & Roemer
Ruiz , Joe
do
Ryzner, Jim
September 2nd, 1924.
FIFTH ROAD FUND
Santa Barbara Telephone Co .
Santa Maria Tri mming Shop
Sil va , Louie
do do
St illwell, Ben
Valley Motor Co .
Valley Oil Co .
do do
Webber, Chae.
Whea t Electric Co.
Hendry Br os .
Verin, P.
SIXTH ROAD FUND
Almanzo, F .
Ayala , Albert
do Joe
Bargus, J.
Bar tola, Amador
Bates, T. w.
Cadwell, Harold
Eckert, Eldora
Fiacher, H.
Forbes, Robt .
Garcia , F.
Gaularte, J,!anuel
Glines, D. c.
do
do
John
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GENERA!. ROAD FUND
$34. 00
. 52
12. 00
285 . 85
48 . 00
48. 00
7. 00
2. 25
14. 50
60. 00
65. 00
16. 00
2. 40
75. 84
166. 25
36. 00
2. 75
48. 81
35. 00
48. 00
24. 00
48. 00
48. 00
13. 50
13. 50
21.00
157. 50
21. 00
60. 00
13. 50
12. 00
63. 00
234. 00
403. 00
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Goodchi lds, E.
do do
Guerro , G.
Gueva r a , L.
Hil denbr and , A. J .
Huyck, Monte
Jiminez, Andr ew
do Tono
Kindr ick, w.
Lambert, c. E.
do N.
do Nonnan
Lidesma, 11,
Madel , R.
1Iar tinez, F .
do Marchos
Moran, Geo .
do do
lliver th, s. B.
Ol ver i , J .
Onuncia, P.
Richar dson, c. T.
do
do
Rodman, w. T.
Rodman, \V. T.
do do
do
do
Smith, Jr., Geo.
St rong, Fred
Vaughn, R.
Velasquez, J .
Acosta , F.
do do
Co r dero , A.
do do
do Joe
do
do do
Gonzales , R.
do do
1iall, F.
lioll , F.
!iontezano, J .
do do
Nothorn, VI.
Ott Hardware Co .
Par k s , G. A.
GENERAL ROAD FUND
GOOD ROADS FUND
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$45.50
79 . 00
13. 50
7. 00
115. 00
138. 00
21.00
21. 00
32. 00
48. 00
72. 00
80. 00
40.50
21.00
1 3 . 50
113.10
12. 00
a. oo
1 59 . 67
13.50
13. 50
336. 00
350 . 00
140. 00
199 . 50
596.'15
379 . 76
56. 00
55. 00
96. 00
13. 50
60. 00
55. 00
60. 00
55.00
62. 50
35. 00
so.oo
48. 00
44. 00
96. 00
96 . 00
48. 00
44.00
60 . 00
17.82
140. 00
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Par ks , G. A. GOOD ROADS FUND
Ross, ;1.
do do
Scott, J . R.
do do
Seaside Oil Co .
do do
do do
do do
Swan, James
Union Peed and Fue l Co .
Union Mill & Lumber Co .
Fernandes , R. ADVERTISING FU1ID
Santa Barbara Telephone Co .
Santa Barbara Fr ee Pub . Libr ar y CO . LIBRARY FUND
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$130 . 00
44.00
48.00
111.00
102 .75
140.33
180. 65
46.25
57. 00
60. 00
3.30
6. 88
62. 72
27.50
1566 . 00
Midland Counties Pub. Serv. Corp. CASMALIA ST . LIGHTING DIST . FUND - 38.40
Bee, Henry GUADALUPE PUB . CEMETERY D IS~ FUND
Santa 11aria Gas Co . GUADALUPE ST . LIGHTING DIST . FUND
Robbins , E. A. LOS ALAl!OS PUB . CEI.1ETERY DIST. FU1ill
Shefty, W. L.
Mid. Counties Pub. Serv. Cor p. LOS ALAI.IOS ST. LIGHTING DIST .FUND
Mid. Counties Pub . Serv. Corp. ORCUTT STREET LIGHTING DIST. FUND
Scott, G. Ji.1.
Hacking, c. J .
Loveren , Dr. G. s.
Smith, Edgar D.
Weidman, Phil
Dudley, Ge o . L.
l4ullin, Boyd
Rivas, s. J .
REC . DIST. #798
SALARY FUND
SANTA LiARIA CEl.iETERY DI ST. FUND
91. 00
76.50
7.90
10 . 00
92.80
62. 00
240.00
1 25. 00
125.00
25. 00
150. 00
150. 00
100. 00
100.00
Upon t he pa s sage of the foregoing order, the roll being called, the following
Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit: Sam J. Stanwood, J . T. '.1.'or rence, W. L. Talbott, c. L.
Preisker and H. s. Deaderick, Nays: None.
On motion the Board adjourned sine die .
The ~o regoing minutes are hereby approved.