* For statutory authority for the county board of supervisors to offer and pay rewards from county funds, for the furnishing of information leading to the apprehension and conviction of persons who wilfully destroy or damage property of the county, see Gov. Code § 26207; for statutory power of counties to manage property as the interests of its inhabitants require, see Gov. Code § 23004.

Every person who intentionally defaces, mutilates, obliterates, removes, tears down, or destroys any copy, transcript, or extract from or of any law or laws of the state, or who defaces, mutilates, obliterates, removes, tears down, or destroys any copy, transcript, or extract from or of any ordinance of the board of supervisors, the same being posted, affixed, or set up for public inspection by authority of law, in any part of the county, is guilty of a misdemeanor. (Ord. 73 § 1, 1902).

A. It is unlawful to shoot at, damage, destroy or mutilate any county sign, poster, notice or traffic control device owned by the county or placed by the county on any county road. Any person convicted of the violation of this subsection, or of Section 602(f) of the Penal Code is guilty of a misdemeanor.
B. The board of supervisors hereby offers a reward of two hundred fifty dollars to any person furnishing information leading to the arrest and conviction of any other person for a violation of this section or of Section 602(f) of the Penal Code. Such reward shall be paid from county funds pursuant to Section 26207 of the Government Code, and the determination of the person entitled to said reward is vested in the board of supervisors.
C. This reward may be offered and publicized by signs, notices and other advertising as the board of supervisors shall determine, provided that the board may delegate to any county officer or department, authority to prepare such signs, notices and designations. (Ord. 269 § , 2, 3, 1963).